EVERY PRIEST ASKED REUGIOUS VOCATION Pray lor the Pray lor the CATHOLIC CHURCH SHOWN BY POPE TO OFFER A SO PRECIOUS FLOWER Success of the k. Coming of a FOUNDER OF MORE SCHOOLS MASS FOR PEACE ON GOD P L A N T S SEEDS Catholic Press Just Peace OF HIGHER EDUCATION THAN SATURDAY, JUNE 29 HIMSELF SAYS BISHOP ALL SECTS PUT TOGETHER Full Text of Motu Proprio of Beauty of Convent Life, When Holy Father Reaches Properly Lived, Told to America. Sisters. First Free Public Institutions Were Started

B O M B A R D M E I^O F PRAYEFT AT ST. ANTHONY JUBILEE by Her Popes and Bishops, Shows Church to “Do Violence” to the Franciscan Order’s Hospital Father T. P. Smith Marks Anniversary; Corner­ Sacred Heart That War VOL. XIII. NO. 45. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY. JUNE 20, 1918. $2 PER YEAR. May End. stone Laid for Annex. GIVES STATISTICS OF PAST, PRESENT Saturday of next week, the feast of Not to bring honor to themselves, but SS. Peter and Paul, is the day set by to add to the glory of God, was the rea­ REV, M. F. CALLANAN His Holiness, Pope Benedict XV, for son why the Poor Sisters of' St. Fran­ .‘^trangc as it seems to Catholics, who oducation preached from their pul­ enactments, calling upon the parish with a genuine bombardment of prayers brated the silver jubilee of St. An­ MOHAMMED GETS AFRICA MIRACLE THRU ST. RITA? pits more than anything else besides re­ priests to erect and mantain public ligion itself, enemies of the Churcli have from all over the world that God will thony's hospital, kh-nver. last Thursday, False prophets are coming to be more A person who last year made a novena schools, public in the true sense of the send a just peace. Full copies of the showed the Rt. Rev. J. Henry Tihen, D. JUBILEE AS A PRIEST of a menace to the spread of the Faith to St. Rita in St. Martin church, Wash­ repeated, so often, the libel that the word. I call attention to those two Motu Proprio issued by the Pope for this 1)., Bishop of IX'tiver, in the sermon than the false gods and fetishes of the ington, D. C., and applied to a malignant Church is opposed to education that Dioceses because the towns in which occasion have come to America only re­ given at the Solemn Pontifical Mass Annunciation Pastor Will Sing ignorant heathens. These the mission­ cancer some roses blessed in the saint’s many outside the fold actually believe the Bishop’s Sees were located are or cently. The text follows: which o|)cned the celebration. Calling Solemn Mass Morning aries can combat with a certain amount honor, was completely cured. it. The Very Rev. Thomas P. Smith, should be familiar to us at the present 4 Chancellor and Vicar General in Curia of The fourth year is nearly ended since attention to the beautifully decorated of July 4. of success, for the ngtive mind is not So the Rev. Eugene A. Hannah, the day; the towns of Toul and Metz, in the Altoona Diocese, who visited here a the flames of war began to burst forth altars and the great number of priests, slow to see the uselessness of the super­ pastor, now testifies: “ Tlus cure, mira­ whose vicinity our gallant soldiers are in Europe and the burden of the supreme si.sters and laymen present, with an at­ BISHOP TIHEN TO PRESIDE stitions that cloud his mind. But the culous as it may seem to the average couple of years ago and spoke before doing valiant service now in the cause Colorado audiences, showed in an ad­ Pontifleate was laid on us. As in all mosphere of joy pervading, he said that false prophets have t subtler hold. Mo­ person,” he says, “is to me only a mani­ of liberty and democracy. that time the fury of the war has never the spirit of the occasion was expressed Parishioners to Give Reception hammed, even now, is winning such a festation of God’s unlimited power, and dress a few days ago at St. Francis’ Thruout France and Italy and io college commencement in .Johnstown, slackened, but, on the contrary, has kept by the words: “Xot to me give glory, at Hall That Evening or host of followers in Africa that he is the result of a strong and abiding every land in which the Cfiiurch held Pa., that the Church is “the Jlother of increasing, our paternal heart has not but to Thy name be honor and praise.” Following Sunday. threatens to rule the continent with the faith by the beneficiary. I have no hesi­ sway, were established common schools Education” for it was under her aus­ had a moment of relief from anxiety and The renunciation of self, he showed, is exception of Uganda, which is largely tancy in vouching for the efficacy of in which Imth religion and the liberal The Rev. M. F. Callanan, irremovable pices that the first free schools were distressing care in view of the frightful essential for a successful religious life. Christian. In India, both Catholic priests faith in God in matters of this nature, arts, grammar, mathematics, history, rector of the Annunciation church,_ Den­ established, and she today has far more evils that were accumulating. For, in The less renunciation there is, the less and Protestant ministers complain bit­ and I am sure that the faith which the literature, painting and music were ver, will celebrate his silver jubilee as a universities than the combined Protest­ considering the tragic entanglement of perfect is the religious. The more per­ terly of the sway of theosophy, which Catholic Oiurch inspires is the basis of taught. Colleges for advanced courses ant churches. In part he said: events we have not only endured the fect the renunciation, the more perfeet priest on Thursday, July 4. There will owns Madame Blavatsky and Annie Be- this Apparently supernatural accom­ and universities for complete education The Catholic Church, the pillar and sorrows of all, so as to be able to say the religious. On a day like this, mark­ l)c a Solemn High Mass in the church at .«ant as its prophets and has enshrined plishment. The patient, whose name I received not only the approbation but ground of truth, has always been, is at with St. Paul, “Quia infirmatur et ego ing the close of a quarter century of 10 a. m., with the Rt. Rev. Bishop .1. them in its temples. Theosophy is am not at liberty to give, was pro­ the aid and practical assistance of Henry Tihen, D.D., and many priests present, and will in the future l>e the non uror?” but, at the same time, as far endeavor, it may be pardonable from a claiming millions of India’s people, who nounced beyond the aid of medical or the churchmen in every land and to leader par excellence as well in religious as we could, we have omitted nothing human standpoint to expiH't a little in- present. Fhther that evening, or on the seem to find it an easy step from Hin­ surgical science by some of the most their doors came students from every as in secular education. She has been that the consciousness of our apostolic cen.se. But this i.s not so of a true re­ following Sunday evening, the members duism. The English government, for reputable physicians and surgeons in walk of life and the only requisite for said to be the enemy of enlightenment duty prescribed or that the charity of ligious. She deprecates praise, lest the of the Annunciation parish will hokt a political rca.sons, looks with great dis­ this city.” admittance was the desire for advance­ especially as far as secular education has Christ suggested to us. words might he said of her that Christ reception for the jjibilarian in the school favor upon Madame Besant, but her ment in learnijig. The brightest lights, l)ccn concerned and of her it has been Our condition today is such that of •said of the hyjrocrites: “ Amen, f say to hall. away is undoubted. In Japan, a wor­ TRANSLATION OF SUMMA in those days, consequently, were not F'ather Callanan is one of the best written that she discouraged investiga­ found among the families of wealth or itself it reminds us of King Josaphat you. they have received their reward.” ship of the emperor and his ancestors, Slowly but steadily, despite the war, known priests of the Denver Diocese, tion particularly in the realm of the sec­ (Continued on Page 4, Column 0.) when, in his anguish, he prayed in these The Bishop told of the advantage of now practically become a civil law, the English translation of the “Summa having spent his entire quarter of a cen­ ular sciences. ,The Dark Ages, Galileo, words: “ 0 Lord God of our fathers, Thou such a jubilee, in order to remind the causes the missionaries great vmeasiness, Theologica” of St. Thomas, by the tury in the priesthood here—a rather Savonarola, the Spanish Inquisition, art God in Heaven and rulest over all world that there are other lives besides and so the story runs. But the battle is Fathers of the English Dominican prov­ unique record in this new country. He the (Tliaincd Bible are slogans and catch the kingdoms and nartions; in Thy hand those spent in the counting room or so­ not always to the strong, and in the end ince, progresses towards its completion. was born in Galway, Ireland, and comes words that those ignorant of history is strength and power, and no one can ciety whirl. The religious life is such the mi.ssionaries must win. The latest volume (the eleventh so far THOUSAND DOLLARS’ of a family that has been well repre- have been fond of using against her. At resist Thee. . . . We will cry to Thee a sweet, tender flower that God Al­ published) contains the concluding in­ ented in the service of the (Tiiu-ch. Two tlie present day, no writer or speaker in our afflictions and Thou will hear and mighty Himself tends to planting the ^NEW DIVINE PRAISE stallment of Part III and the first INSURANCE FOR EACH uncles, F’athers Francis and Patrick of repute, it is true, refers to these shib- save us. . . . We know not what to do; seed. God does this in many ways, for At the suggestion of Father Swift, pas­ XXXIII Questions of the Supplementum, Ford, were parish priests in the Galway oleths; for all who are acquainted with we can only turn our eyes to Thee” He has a thou.sand ways of doing things tor of St. Joseph’s chapel, El Pa.so, RL regarding which a prefatory note in? Diocese, and a brother, Rev. ,T. P. C'alla- the true history or records of the past HIBERNIAN WHO GOES (II Paralipomenon xx. C). We therefore wlierc man does not have one. When Rev. Bishop .Sciniler granted permission to forms the reader that it is not the work nan, is a pastor there now, having for­ admit, some with reluctance perhaps, cast *all our cares on Him Who as a the seed has lM»en planted, God leaves add the following to the Divine Praises: of the angelic doctor himself, but was merly been president of Esker college. that, notwithstanding the persistent at­ Sovereign rules the wills of men and also the cultivation to the.individual. Those "Blessed be St. .loaeph, spouse of the Vir­ compiled by a disciple, probably Fra INTO FLAG’S SERVICE A sister, Mother Berchmans, is a teach­ tempts of her enemies to besmirch her rules events, and trusting in Him alone called to be priests or religious must gin Mary,” to be inserted just before Reginald of Piperno, from the Commen­ ing nun in Ireland. cliaracter, in relating tliese and other Whose chastisement means healing and set themselves to fructify it. "Blessed be God in His Angels and in His tary on the Sentences of Lombard, and Denver Division is to Pay F'ather Callanan was educated in Gal­ episodes of history, her record is clean ^Vhose pardon brings salvation, we hope The Bishop spoke of the great frag­ Saints,” and to be said in all the churches raupt be compared with the respective Premium; Many Boys Will way and at Maynooth. Towards the and in it there is nothing of which she that in His mercy He will put a speedy rance that goes out into the world front in the Diocese of El Paso. passages of the “Summa” in order to Be Affected. close of his seminary course, lung trouble need l>e ashamed. end to this accumulation of evils and a good life as a religious and said that ascertain the more mature teachings ol compelled him to come to Ck)lorado. After During the so-called Dark Ages—and that, by giving His peace to the disor­ virtue has the power to force admiration Apostolic Delegate Named. St. Thomas.—Fortnightly Review. $1,000 IN THRIFT STAMPS a brief stay at Sacred Heart college, Den­ hy the way who will tell me the exact dered world. He will soon restore even from the unwilling. Men and The Rt. Rev. Pietrodi Maria, Bishop ver, he completed his theological studies period of the world’s history, in which amongst men the reign of justice and women who would never think of em­ of Cantanzarra, in (Ailabria, Italy, has Bishop Hayes’ Appointees. July 4 Picnic Will Help Cam­ in Mexico under the Jesuits, and w'as or­ this darkness enveloped the earth, for hy charity. ^ bracing such a life themselves are, nev- been nominated by the Holy See as Chaplain-Bishop Hayes has announced paign of U. S. to Save dained twenty-five years ago at the different historians different centuries (Continued on Page 4, Column .5.) Apostolic Delegate to Canada and New­ the following appointments in his ex­ Infants’ Lives. (Continued on Page 4, Column 0.) Sacred Heart college, this city, by the are alleged as to have been those of deep foundland, to succeed the Most Rev. tensive Diocese: Private secretary. Rev. late Bishop Xicholas C. Matz. ignorance and unfortunate superstitions Peregrine E. Stagai. This is announced J. P. Dineen, U. S. N. G.; vicars general, One thousand dollars’ insurance is to His first assignment was as assistant —during the period from the 9th to the in a cablegram from the Vatican to Car­ Msgr. J. N. Connolly, of the Overseas be taken out by the Denver division of pastor iif I.a!adville, w-be^e he remained 16th century—call those, if you will the dinal Begin. Vicariate; Rev. M. M. Foley, (Chicago, of the Ancient Order of Hibernians for eight months, when he was appointed as­ Dark Ages—under the auspices of Popes, Paulist Choir Leader is the Middle West region; Rev. L. J. Kav- each member who goes into the national sistant rector of the Cathedral here. In Bishops and Priests were inaugurated Cardinal Talks to 5,000 Soldiers. anagh, of the Gulf region; chancellor. service. So many members are in the 1895 he was made rector of the Cathe­ the first free schools for the benefit of Cardinal Gibbons gave Benediction and Rev. G. J. Waring, 11th CavalrjT; resi­ service and are going that it will be a dral. He sold the old Cathedral on Stout the children of the poor. Many deci­ a patriotic address to 5,(XK) Catholic dent secretary representing Bishop at heavy expense on the division. “But we Transferred to New York; street and Imught the site of the present sions of Councils and Synods might be want to prove to the boys that we are soldiers, at a field Mass at Camp Meade, Washington, D. C., Rev. Lewis J. O’Hern, magnificent building at Colfax and Ix>- quoted to prove this. I will, however, Md., recently. Most of the soldiers re­ C.S.P. The vicar general for the West­ with them, heart and soul,” said State gan for $28,(XX), having the plans of the refer to only two Dioceses in which Svn- ceived Holy Communion. ern vicariate will be selected when Bisji- President Jerry Sullivan yesterday. present building drawn by Leon Coquard op Hayes arrives on the Pacific coast. The division has also decided to in­ to Open Choral School of Detroit. It was the intention to make vest $1,(XK) in thrift stamps, buying Pope Congratulates “ America.” the new Cathedral considerably larger The "Acta Apostolicae Sedis” contains Bishop Urges Catholic Reading. N EW .ORPHANAGE IN them thru David O’Brien, who is in than it is, and this could have been done a letter written by Pope Benedict to Bishop McDevitt of Harrisburg in a charge of distributing the stamps thru with very little more expense, but the the Rev. Richard H. Tierney, S.-I., editor recent pastoral said: 1. In every Cath­ the Holy Name society. land that was procurable did not permit NO. DENVER WILL BE of “America,” of New York, congratulat­ olic family there should be a plentiful The Hibernians are showing their pa­ the carrying out of the original plans. ing him upon the tenth anniversary of supply of wholesome reading matter. triotism in more ways than one. The Father Callanan next served for a short picnic they will give at Elitch’s Gardens the establishment of that excellent The existence of good books in a house­ FINISHED THIS YEAR time as pastor in Manitou and La Junta, weekly. hold implies an effective embargo against on .July 4 is to raise funds for the war making big improvements in both places, Tlic Missionary Sisters of the Sacred books that are dangerous to faith and work of the national organization, and building mission churches in Gran­ Heart, who had intended to build only which is giving a stipulated sum in re­ Mothers in England Offer Noonday Pray­ morality. 2. 'Diis wholesome literature ada, I./amar and Sugar City. I.«mar has two stories of their new orphanage in lief to the family of each Hibernian ers for Soldier Sons. should include the Bible—at least the (Continued on Page 4, Column 7.) North Denver at present, have decided to falling in the war. C. W. McCormack The U. S. Committee on Public Infor­ New Testament—the lives of the saints, go ahead and finish the structure. Tliey is chairman of this picnic and J. P. mation says: Mothers in England whose books bearing on the spiritual life, hooks have l)cen told that the cost of build­ MeConaty is secretary. There wilU sons are at the front offer brief prayers that explain the doctrines of the Ouirch, ing materials is not likely to come down a Catholic paper and a Catholic maga­ a splendid program of athletlc’^events. i : EDUCATION OF WHOLE for their boys when the noonday bells for some years and e.xperts have ad­ .■Vrnong the prizes at the picnic will be chime, according to a report from Denis zine. .3. To render fruitful the poss­ vised them not to wait, as conditions a Shetland pony. A. McCarthy, of the Knights of Colum­ ession of these treasures, the practice of MAN, NOT PART ONLY, may' become worse instead of better, and Tlie Hibernians will assist, on this bus War Activities Committee. “This family re'ading is highly advisable. the room is needed at the institution. seems almost a revival of the custom of 4. A most important duty on the part of day, in the national government’s move­ Tlie building will be large and modern, IS URGED BY PRIEST reciting the Angelus, once so popular in Catholics in regard to good literature is ment for the preservation of infants’ with four .stories and a tower. lives. The Women’s Congress of the those countries where fhc influence of the support of the Catholic pre.ss. The Knights of Columbus arc prepar­ Father Mannix Shows at S.H.C. the church prevailed,” said Mr. McCar­ Parent-Teachers’ association, in charge ing an elaborate program, largely patri­ Commencement Why Catholic thy. Villanova’s Diamond Jubilee. of this work, will take the weight and otic in character, for the cornerstone School is Superior. Villanova college, in charge of the Au- measurement of all babies on the laying on Sunday afternoon, .June 30. grounds Jietween 6 months and 5 years Catholic Women Foresters Maintain gustinian F'athers. which was founded in Bishop Tihen will officiate and speak. old, to determine their grade of health. Father E. .1. Mannix, at the Sacred Thrift-Stamp Center. 1848, celebrated its diamond jubilee last Heart College commencement Sunday, Tile U. S. Committee on Public Infor­ week, when the commencement exercises (deaded for complete education, which mation say.s: The Women's Catholic Or­ were 'Jield also. The festivities covered remembers man’s soul. He said, ad­ der of Foresters has made its Cliicago two days, .Monday and Tuesday. On dressing the graduates: This is your headquarters a thrift-stamp center, ac­ Tuesday at 9 o'clock, His Excellency the Mission Churches Hard day; and this is your evening. We older cording to Miss Mary Synon, of the Apostolic Delegate, Archbishop John heads resign it unstintingly and gladly in Women's Liberty I.s)an Committee. Boiizano, celebrated .Solemn Pontifical ymir favor. It is yotirs. Indeed, for you Many of the Foresters’ courts in the Mass. Among the Colorado ainmni of young men who are tonight completing country are investing in thrift stamps.' this school is the Rev. C. V. Walsh of Hit by Building Cost your education at this famous institu­ In compliance to the request of Mrs. Englewood. It is near Philadelpliiu. tion of the West, "this is the day which Rose D. Rittman, high chief ranger, d:ir- the Lord has made; on it, let us rejoice ing the recent convention of the order, 600 Converts Confirmed. and be glad.” the members pledged themselves for a The confirmation of converts, which is But New Raymer Puts Up $1,700 And for this joy and the things for per capita tax for the Knights of Co­ now an annual event at tlie Cathedral REV. WILLIAM FIN’ N', C. S. P., which it stands, we who arc here come— lumbus war fund which will total of the Holy Cross, Boston, was held on Temple Although It Has Only Director of Paulist Choristers, Who Sing at Broadway Theater, Denver. Friday and your professors, facitlty, relatives and $18,000. Saturday. June 1, when a class of 000 Saturday Evenings. friends—congratulate you. We congratu­ presented themselves ■ for the reception Seven Families Rev. William J. Finn, director of the he is now to have it fulfilled, the repre late you because we deem you are excep­ Administrator of New Diocese. of the sacrament, which was adminis- famous Paulist Choir of Chicago, in Den­ sentativc said. tionally fortunate. And we consider you At the reception and luncheon given tereeeause you stand here tonight by the clergy of the New Orleans Arch- nell. celebrated by Father Hickey in the New Chicago to the Church of St. Paul the ing director of the Paulikt choir, is a dedicated to the principles of the most dioec.se to Archbishop Shaw, he an­ Raymer church a short time ago. 'The Apostle in New York. It is hoped, how­ genius in the art of traihing and de­ perfect form of education the world has nounced the following appointments: Jesuit Author is Chaplain. building is not yet finished inside and ever, that the personnel of the present veloping the boy voice, j ever known. And when I use the term Very Rev. Jules B. .leanmard. Vicar Gen­ Rev. Henry S. Spalding, SJ., author has no furnishings. Mass was offered Chicago organization will remain prac­ His influence over the choristers is al­ “ education.” I do so in its widest and eral of Archdiocese; Very Rev. F'. I>eo of "The 4’ave of the Beechfork.” “The on a kitchen table. tically the same. most hypnotic. His audience's attest truest application—the full and complete (iassler. V.G., .Superior of the Religious t'lieriff of the Beechfork,” and other But, when one learns that the congre­ It is probable that Father Finn will that choir member never, for a single development of the whole man—the Oniers of Women; Very Rev. .Joseph ,T. stories for Iwys. has recently been ap­ gation consists of only seven families, ask permission of a number of the boys’ instant, turn their eyes from his baton. heart and the soul as well as the intel­ Boudreaux, V.G., CJianeellor. His Grace pointed a K. of C. chaplain and stationed one appreciates the spirit that has ani­ parents to take them to New York till Musical critics have saitl the singing lect. I do not refer to that commonly announced that he had appointed Right at Camp .Joseph Johnston, Fla. .Since mated tliese people in tackling the the choir there is well established. It is of the choir is like, in effect, the musie accepted but abortive super-training of Rev. ,T. M. I.,aval administrator of the the passage of the hill by congress in­ the building job at this difficult time. understood that Charles Schwab, the of some vast organ played ui>on by a the intellect at the sacrifice, frequently, newly-erected Diocese of Lafayette. creasing the chaplain corp.s. Bishop The Church Extension society, of Chi­ steel millionaire, recently gone into gov­ master hand. of moral fibre, since this is only half Hayes is .soliciting candidates for ap­ cago, gave $500 towards the church. education—and not the better half at ernment service, is to build a beautiful In New \ork, Boston, Washington, New Confederates Honor Priest. pointment. and apjdications may be This loft $1,200 to be raised by the seven that. In the popular press you have <-hai>el in that city for Father F5nn and Orleans, ,San* Antonio and San Fran­ Very beautiful and interesting cere­ made direct to him. families, and they have secured the en­ heard the human intellect extolled as a NEW RAYilER MISSION CHURCH. his singers. Mr. Schwab will give the cisco, audiences have lavome wildlv en­ monies were held at the grave of Rev. tire amount with the exception of $250. superhuman thing Irefore which men financial backing ncce.ssary, and the thusiastic over the work done by this Father Turgis, the famous Confederate Joseph Scott’s Brother Killed, It is their hope, after enough has been should almost kneel down and adore. wonderful choir of male voices will be famous choir, which has established a chaplain, at New Orleans on Monday, alter T. Scott of the Canadian army, The high co.»t of building materials, raised for tlie furnishings, to have the The French encyclopedists in their day added to New York’s musical organiza­ reputation of highest standing in two •Tune 3, Confederate Memorial Day. The a brother of .lo.scjih .Scott. K. of C. com­ due to the war, is hitting the mission Rt. Rev. Bishop J. Henry ’Tihen, D. D., had declared that as soflu as the great tions. continents. ceremonies were attende

SACRED HEART COLLEGE the distance from us is so tremendous tation of the number of chaplains and reaches seven million dollars, apportioaed secretaries, who now exceed the five hun­ as follows; (Construction and equipment, WOMEN WON’T KEEP COMMENCEMENT IS HELD that they still appear together, are still K. OF C. WORK IN FRANCE IS GROWING BY "the twins”—why this interesting scien­ dred mark. By the time the projected $2,500,000; operation, $1,600,0()0; chap­ lains, secretaries and stationery, $2,000,- (Continued from Page 1.) tific knowledge unless we begin to grasp expansion is completed it is expected MEN’S JOBS AFTER Alas! There never was a time when the staggering immensity of the One LEAPS AND BOUNDS; FULL CO-OPERATION that no fewer than one thousand priests 000; community and welfare work, $150,- people were better educated than they Who has created all these. His majesty and laymen will be wearing the uniform 000; administratin, $100,000; extension WAR, S P m SAYS are in America today—colleges, universi­ and His power—and conclude that, if He WITH THE Y. M. C. A. AND SALVATION ARMY of the Knights of Columbus in the camps of work, $1,000,000. Expenditures and ties, academies, halls of learning dotting be so Almighty-, we better go along with and cantonments at home. advances for the current year are about the landscape on all sides—and there Him, better harmonize our actions ac­ Cost of Work to Date. three million dollars for work in the Professor Webb Tells Altar and William J. Mulligan, supreme director JIcGivney was assured that every effort never was a time when our jails and cording to His wishes; in short, better 'The cost of the work so far, according United States and four million dollara Bosary Ladies This Problem of the Knights of Columbus, and the would be made to aid the Knights of penitentiaries were more generously lead good, wholesome, virtuous lives? to estimates made within the past week. for work overseas. Is Not Real. Rev. P. J. McGivney, supreme chaplain, Columbus in the work for the American crowded. Ante-bellum statistics give us Otherwise we ntight be justly likened to have returned to New York after a tour soldiers. ten times as many murders in this coun­ the individual of w-hom the Holy Pages Prof. William Webb, in an address be­ of three monttis in France, on which they All Agencies Co-operate. try as in any country in Europe. speak: “ The fool says in his heart there fore the Cathedral Altar and Rosary so­ visited every point where units of the Mr. Mulligan and Father McGivney In fact, this war-gassed world out into is no God.” ciety last Friday, gave as his opinion Ahierican Expeditionary Force are sta­ declared that the outtsanding feature of which you young men tonight are step­ Or to know that this speck of earth that there is no real problem confronting tioned and directed a wide expansion of all war relief work being done for the C ollege of S a in t T eresa ping, is a Striking example of what I on which we live is participating in no the world in the fact that women are the organization’s recreation work in Ameriean forces was the effective co­ mean. The intellectual lights of all the less than four distinct motions at this taking men’s jobs when the men go off to France, expending some $2,000,000 in ob­ operation of all effort. In places where WINONA, MINNESOTA leading universities of the nations at war moment—the rotary movement which war, for they will not retain these posi­ taining property at embarkation ports- the Red Ooss or the Y. M. C. A. and the are carrying on a conflict of arguments constitutes the days and nights; the tilt­ tions permanently. and other centers for the erection of Salvation Army are not established and as to their respective justification. And ing motion which makes the seasons; Surveyed by the National Bureau of Education, 1915 *We hear so much of a post-war prob­ Knights of Columbus huts. the Knights of Columbus have a hut and each one of these professors is certain the circular path around the sun which Holds membership in the North Central Association of Colleges lem regarding woman’s labor,” he said. Forty-five of these huts were contract­ secretaries, these facilities are turned that his cause is right and just. Each makes the years, and our whole solar Accredited to the Graduate Schools of the Greater Universities “ To my mind, there is no problem to be ed for, the majority now being in opera­ over to them when they need them, and doctor of the University of Heidelberg system rushing madly thru space at the faced. When peace is declared and the tion, and in Paris 16 Place de la Madeline the Red Cross and the Y. M. C. A. and is sure that Germany is right on ethical rate of 12% miles a second—that we arc world readjusts itself, woman will adapt was leased and equipped for Knights of the Salvation Army reciprocate in turn. grounds and every member of the Sar- traveling 1,500,000 miles around our sun SUMMER SESSION herself to the new conditions just as Columbus headquarters in France. The There are 175 Knights of Columbus chap­ bonne in Paris is as positive that God is every day; that if a railroad train at readily as she has to those of the pres­ Knights, who have received General Per­ lains and secretaries now in France. with France. Yet somebody must be sixty miles an hour were to attempt to ent. If my house catches fire and I work shing's cordial approval of their work, Father McGivney and Mr. Mulligan JUNE 28-AUGUST 14 wrong, for in this “enlightened” age we follow us it would take 1,200 years to strenuously to extinguish the flames, are operating three recreation buildings were guests of the French government in are hurled into the greatest war of all make the distance we make in one year Dsing all my energy and knowledge to at the headquarters of the expeditionary an inspection of the French and Ameri­ COLLEGE, NORMAL, AND SPECIAL EMERGENCY history. —and yet the earth is always on time, that end, I do not, when the fire is out, forces, and .the French government has can fronts previous to the great German Come down from your pedestal, proud never a minute late, never a second early COURSES TO MEET WAR-TIME NEEDS join the fire department. Necessity and placed special facilities at their disposal offensive. They report that the American human intellect; descend and admit your —of what avail to know all this unless duty compelled me to do the work—the for the purchase of automobiles and oth­ troops arc in fine fettle and eager to get narrowness and frailty and inability to ; we reason to the existence of an in­ necessity ended, my desire to fight fires er materials necessary for their recrea­ into- action and that their high morale handle the affairs of mankind unless en­ tellectual Being Who has kept better This summer session is an opportunity that advanced students and ceases. So it is with women. 'They tion work. enheartens their allied comrades-in-arms. lightened by a good will and a faith in time during all ages than the most per­ teachers should not miss. heard the cry of duty, the call to service, The French government also assigned The American soldiers are well fed, well God. fect watch made’ by man can keep for and they responded because of the need. fifty English-speaking soldier-priests to cared for, and in the best of spirits. No, to be intellectually developed only one day? And Him we call God. It is not a desire to unsex herself, nor to assist the corps of chaplains maintained There recently sailed for France Su­ ADDRESS: THE SECRETARY is not enough for true education. To be Cliristian philosophy, religion, moral­ push man from his proper field. They abroad by the organization, and 100 addi­ preme Physician Dr. E. W. Buckley and acquainted with all the intricacies of lit­ ity, (Tod, therefore have played their tre­ will return to their homes and again be­ tional soldier-priests will be so assigned Supreme Director James J. McGraw, of erature, art, science, history, is a beau­ mendously important part in the educa­ come wives and mothers. But there will in the near future. The French people, tho. Knights of Columbus, their purpose tiful accomplishment in itself but it does tion of your character, young men, and be one great difference: woman will and in particular the French clergy and being to assist in advancing the exten­ not suffice. For example, of what avail this is why I congratulate you tonight. EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY never again be man’s plaything. She will hierarchy, are enthusiastic over the work, sion of the work. Accompanying them to be learned enough to quote the whole But I cannot let you go, I dare not let Particular Attention Given to Order Work never again be the prey of conscienceless and in an audience with Cardinal Amette, were former Comptroller of the (Currency of Shakespeare without being able to you step out into the big w-orld w ithout men, nor struggle against conditions that Lawrence 0. hfurray, who recently re­ Mrs. K. Cullen Tm.<« Lawroiie* SL PHONE Archbishop of Paris, and Cardinal An- 1462 Lipan S t distinguish that Polonius’ advice to his calling your attention to the natm-e of Car to Colfax Ato. M.7272 many times (let us recognize the truth) drieum. Archbishop of Bordeaux, Father signed his position in the U. S. Signal son Leatres: that world into which you arc entering became intolerable. She has found her Corps to become deputy K. of C. com “ To thine own self be true. tomorrow. I t : is war stricken. It is JAMES A. FLEMING, power. She has earned the right to superficial educators a few years ago missiqncr, and a party of chaplains and And it must follow, as the night the saddened. It is gone mad. As never any stand firmly on her own feet—asking that the classical training tried by cen­ secretaries. Joseph Scott, the well-known day. graduates stepped out into any world is nothing from charity—but demanding turies was not really necessary, and orator, appointed special representative Real Estate, Loans, and Insurance Thou canst not then be false to any that of horror into which you are bound. what she knows is hers—the respect, the showing how the world today has proved of the K. of C. Committee on War Activi 1536 Stout Street, Room 222 man;” It will test all your mettle. It will re­ protection, the fair-dealing that her the grim need of men with trained ties to survey the field in Great Britain, as well as the vainly praying king’s con­ quire all your coiu-age, all your manhood, PHONF 81*1 DBNVra, OOTA womanhood is entitled to. And man will minds. will sail with another party of chaplains clusion: “Words without thoughts never all your patriotism. It may demand ev­ regard her differently—all men. 'There The degree Bachelor of --^ts was con­ and secretaries. to Heaven go,” are sound ethical prin­ ery drop of your good American red PHONE MAIN 7377 HENRY WARNECEE, Prop, will be a devotional spirituality among ferred on Mr. Mulrooney and Mr. Johnny Evers Enlists as Worker. ciples, while Hamlet’s observation: blood. aU men sueft as they have seldom felt. Johnny Evers, the famous major league “ There is nothing good or bad, but O’Brien, and high school diplomas were I am sure of it. We may have to endure But, we do not fear for you as products baseball star, whose name is known from thinking makes it so,” is a vicious moral given to Qinton James Bacon, Edwin THE CAPITAL CITY SHOE MFG. CO. much greater trials, but we ourselves of this institution and loyal sons of your coast to coast for the splendid work he error, which denies the existence of ob­ Anthony (Jronin, James Donald Duffy, must determine how much. The answer church. did with the (Chicago (Mbs and as captain Repair Work Our Specialty, While You Wait. jective goodness, and makes virtue a William Harry Dunn (ill and not at ex­ lies in the result of our work to bring When your country calls you, as call of the world’s champion Boston Braves sham and a purely conventional and op­ ercises, but diploma was sent to him), 1511 CHAMPA ST, DENVER, COLO. peace—honorable, lasting peace to all the she probably shall, you will be as faith­ recently offered his services to go abroad tional thing? Joseph Francis Fitzgerald, Philip Igna­ world.” ful and as true, w-e know, as the illus­ tius Fleisch, Joseph Hickman Gillespie, as a general secretary for the Knights of Of what profit to know all of history, Prof. Webb paid a lofty tribute to the trious names of whose educational an­ George Joseph Hally, Joseph Leo Hor- Columbus, to supervise the athletic side DUFFY’S to be capable of describing how the As­ work being done in the war by women, cestry you can boast. For upon your gan, Hugh Marshall Maginnis, Francis of the order’s recreation work. Evers' syrian empire had given place to the showing that they had proved the title members has fallen the armor of a Loyo­ Anthony Miller, Martin Thomas Mur­ offer was accepted, and he has sailed for Babylonian; how Cyrus the Persian and STORAGE ^ MOVING “ the weaker sex” to be a misnomer, and la, that fighting soldier saint of the long ray, John Ignatius O’Shea, Isauro Pad­ France and without doubt he will find Darius the Mede had in turn become WartbouM, loot Baaneck St he encouraged the women who had rela­ ago, raised up by God to meet another illa, Martin Joseph Taaffe, Arthur that the news of his appointment will masters of the world; how Alexander tives under arms, showing what a glor­ w-orld erisis. Upon your shoulders has George Vonderembse, John Joseph Web­ have preceded him and aroused enthusi­ Phone Main 1340 Office, 601 Fifteenth St. had eventually gathered all these into his ious thing it is to die for one’s country. de.sceiuled the mantle of the aggressive er, Clarence Francis IVliitford, Lorenz astic anticipation among the thousands kingdom; how the great Grecian empire The ladies were very pleasantly enter­ and patriotic spirits of whom the histor­ Stapleton Woeber. of boys who have watched his career as had in turn fallen under the iron-shod tained at the meeting at the home of ian Parkman speaks: “Not a river w-as The diplomas were given out by the an idol of the diamond. hoofs of the Roman cohorts; and how Mrs. W. J. Parkinson, 1346 Williams. discovered, a cape turned, or a promo- Very Rev. J. J. Brown, S.J., president I/'tters from chaplains with the boys even proud, imperial Rome finally be­ There was an unusually large meeting, tory sighted in French America but that of the college, assisted by the Rev. Dr. in the field and in the training camps came an easy mark for barbarians—of altho the weather was extremely warm. a Jesuit led the w-ay.” To you has been I^eo M. Krenz, S.J. The Rev. William testify to the joy with which the men what profit all this learning unless one Complete returns from the recent card bequeathed the priceless heritage in Fitzgerald, S.J., vice president of the welcome the copious supplies of baseball understands the moral lessons which led party held at the home of Mrs. T. A. American patriotic history of a Father college, read out the honors. Medals football and other athletic articles, talk­ thereto, the internal habits of a people Cosgriff were very satisfactory, the re­ White and a Father Altham, who sailed were awarded as follows: D. G. Mona­ ing machines, band instruments, and lit- V. spelling national progre.ss or decay; un­ i : port showing that $175 was cleared. This on the “Ark” and the “Dove,” and of a ghan medal for best essay on Evidences eratiwe dispatched from K. of C. head­ less one reads the handwriting on the added to the proceeds of other entertain­ Father John Carroll, appointed by the of Religion, John G. Keane; Dennis Sul­ quarters in Paris. From Paris headquar wall, unless one remembers that “he who ments given under the auspices of the first congress, with Benjamin Franklin, livan medal for best English essay, Paul ters also go suhstantial checks to aid the takes the sword shall perish by the society will complete the payments on Samuel Chase and Charles Carroll, on a V. Dunn; J. F. Campion medal for best chaplains in caring for their men. sword ?” the furniture for the dining room of the special mission to Canada and in reply to scientific essay, CJarence D. O’Brien; J. Fifteen Hundred Volunteers. ii new rectory, and much gratification was Of what use to be acquainted in art whose letter of congratulation George Hervey Nichols medal for elocution, sen­ Not fewer than fifteen hundred voliin expressed that the members had accom­ with all the great masters and their Washington could not refrain from say­ ior division, George J. Hally; P. D. Con­ teers responded to the call issued recent­ plished so much. masterpieces, to glibly chatter the names ing: “ I presume your fellow citizens will nor medal for elocution,, junior division, ly thru the Oitholic and secular press of VERY DELICIOUS The following ladies of the society have of Michael Angelo, Raphael, da Vinci, not soon forget the part you (Catholics) Curtis E. Freiburger; typewriting me­ the country for K. of C. w-ar workers at volunteered to entertain members of the Peter Paul Rubens, etc., without recog­ played in the suct-ess of the Revolution dal, George A. Wiseman; deportment the front. These applicants are being Made of best bleached Jamaica Ginger, sugar and purest and Paulist Choir during the latter’s stay in nizing that all these chef-d'oeuvres of the and the foundation of this government, sorted and classified, so that the five and diligence medal, senior division, softest of water, the ...... Deep Rock Artesian Denver: Mesdames M. J. O’Fallon, J. K. realm of figure and of color are wonder­ or the material assistance they received hundred men needed may be selected and Thomas J. Pike; deportment and dili­ It does not bite nor burn like the ordinary hard water peppery ale. ful only in so far as they are inspired by, At Mullen, F. S. McNamara, Oscar Malo, W. from a land w-hcre the Catholic faith is gence, junior division, Lowell C. Lloyd; okayed for service abroad by the govern all high-class stores, tearooms and restaurants. Insist on the 8. Wells, W. P. Horan, Thomas F. Sav­ and inspiring of, noble, uplifting, reli­ professed.” medals for highest honors in the various ment, which naturally exercises a close age, Ralph W. Kelly and Dr. Lida B. Rus­ gious sentiments and emotions? The father of his country was thinking classes:. CHarence D. O’Brien, John C. supervision over all passports. A large S )cc(i% >ck sh k iim yfiiia sell. In science, what good to know the law of his beloved general, Lafayette, and of Keane, Joseph McGroarty, Edwin Cro­ contingent has already sailed and other DEEP ROCK A letter expressing the sincere appre­ of the conservation of matter and energy France. nin, W. T. Powers, Thomas J. Pike, Em­ contingents will be sped to Europe at the ciation of the society was ordered sent to except you remember that the same prin­ And we have remembered that debt to mett M. Barry, Henry R. Rohe and W il­ earliest opportunity. Main 2587 614 27th St., Cor. Welton ciple was enunciated some centuries ear­ Mrs. Edward F. Murray for her splendid France, as we arc remembering it today liam P. Reagan. Master Reagan, who Several K. of C. clubs are already in Denver Distributors for the IDAHO SPRINGS Mineral Water. service as chairman of the recent success­ lier by a St. Thomas, theologian, when he —700,(KX) strong—and we know and feel won the eighth grade medal, is the last operation among the American troops of ful card party. Mrs. Hudson gave an in­ said, “nihil omnino innihilumredigetur;” that as you young men step forth from who will ever receive it, for the institu­ all denominations in France. The service teresting address on thrift stamps. “ nothing at all will ever be reduced to this platform tonight and tomorrow be­ tion will no longer teach this grade. is also, of course, free to all men of the _ It was decided, after having appointed nothingness ?” ' come citizens of this “land of the free The anmuil athletic banquet was held -Allied nations. THE DE SELLEM FUEL & FEED COMPANY comniittees to look after the smaller Or in astronomy to learn the stupen­ and the home of the brave”—and your at the school last Saturdav, Great Growth at Home. OXAB. A. O sB E U aX amount of work necessary during the hot dous truth that the two stars. Castor class this year would have been larger At home the work is also rapidly ex months, to take a vacation during July and Pollux, have been known as “ the were it not for the patriotic calls upon pending. Appro.ximately 150 K. of C, FIRST CLASS FUEL AND FEED twins,” as long as the mind of man can OfflM Tslsplion* Ohanipa 936 TUrty-Ufth and walnnt Bta. and August and, therefore, no regular the rest of its members—you will be re­ recreation centers are already in opera Bssldsnoa Phons Main 4356 Dsnvar, Colorado meetings will be held during these remember, because always found very- echoing on your lips and in your hearts ST.MARYMAGDALEN’S tion in camps thruout the country, and months, llcmbers will again take up the close to each other in the heavens; yet those memorable w-ords spoken by Gen­ others are being considered, and in many work at a meeting to be held on the they are actually flying apart from each eral Pershing as he stood by the tomb of TO GIVE LAWN FETE cases first steps have been made towards IT MATTERS NOT second Friday in September at the home other at the astounding rate of 68 miles the Marquis the other day—destined to construction, so that within a few how closely you look at our work, yoij’U of Mrs. R. W. Kelly, 1266 Pearl street. a second, 5,060,000 miles every day; yet become four of the most epoching mak­ (St. Mary Magdalene's, Edgewater.) months it is probable that no less than find it perfect. We clean your garments ing words in the history of the world and .-Vt a large and representative meeting 200 K. of C. camp centers will be in thoroughly and do it at a price that baf­ its peoples: “Lafayette, we are here.” of the parishioners last Wednesday, it operation thruout the United States fles competition. It is because we use the latest improved methods and are As you “are here” tonight we know was voted to fiave a lawn fete on the This necessarily implies a vast augmen artists in our lire. Won't you let us that, if duty calls, you will be there. church grounds on July 25, 26 and 27. have your next order and demonstrate Judging by the enthusiasm of the mem­ our worth T G HM u u I m i CA^ A splendid program featured the com­ bers of the various committees, we feel E The Big Store mencement. The college orchestra, un­ confident of having a most successful T $75 to $100 P osiin THE GIGANTIC affair. Besides the usual attractions, Comer 15th and Larimer Sts., der the direction of Prof. Dimichino, CLERK, STENOGRAPHER, BOOK­ for Quality Denver, Colo. there will be a rather novel feature in KEEPER, TYPIST, COMPTOMETER, playetl artistically and Francis Rey­ Cleaners and Tailors nolds sang so beautifully that he had to the form of supper prepared and serveil DICTAPHONE, LETTER WRITING FOR MEN’S AND BOYS’ respond to an encore. There were two by Chinese men and women appearing Efficient individual instruction every 700 E. COLFAX. PHONE YORK 499 CLOTHING fine choruses by the glee club, with or­ in native costumes. day, every night. The recently formed choir is now sing­ chestral ■ accompaniment. Edward F. CIVIL SERVICE SCHOOL, Wholesale and Retail. Fresh and Cured Eastern Corn-Fed ing at Benediction every Sunday after There isn't a better store anywhere Mulrooney read a paper on “The World 15 Kittredge Bldg. Meati, Fmiti, Vegetablei, Poultry and Game. the 10 o’clock Mass. The installation of than Michaelson’s, where you can M ar and Scientific I’rogress,” showing how the present war has proved the ne a new organ has made this possible. buy Adler Collegian Clothes for Men, The latest addition to Uncle Sam’s SYMPTOMS OF The Market Company cessity of highly trained men, leading 0. a . BmltbL, Mgr. forces, from this parish, is George Pat- EYE TROUBLE and Dubbelbilt Clothes for Boys and government officials to implore students Headaebs, Olsslaess, where you can ahvays save at least to finish their education despite the suleviteli, who leaves this week for Mare Palas at Base of Brals Staple and Fancy Groceries, Fish and Oysters island. Neuralgia, Fainting, fight. Garence D. O’Brien spoke on W% Abselntaly •aarantM Oar •lasses 25 per cent. -4s Father I>appen has been requested 15th and California, Denver, Colo. “The World War and a College Educa­ • o u > n u B B • ^ U B S , ga.se Fbonssi Bstatl, Xals T ow KotbST'i BtoM. by the Bishop to say Mass for the Little tion,” telling of the fal.se advice of Schwab, Modem Opticians 4303, 4301, 4304, 4305 Wby Vo4 TonrsT Sisters Of the Poor on week-days, there •k. Haig 517L 931 I5tb it will be only the Sunday Masses in the parish church until further notice.

Lady Titled by Pope Dies. Lavili Rros.’ Fumiture Co. Solemn services marked the burial of r - H O W A R D - ; The Place of Bargains. Yon loae if you do not inspect our stock first. I-ady Mary A. McGill, at Mobile recent­ ly. Lady McGill was the last of the FUNERALS Furniture, Stoves, Ranges, Rugs,Carpets,Trunks A. 0. H. PICNIC family of McGills, prominent in Mobile NEW AND SECONDHAND since the Civil War. Her two brothers 'A TRUST PRICES died a number of years ago and her sis­ Phone Champa 3674. 1439 Larimer Itreet The Howard $75 Funeral P'rhest prices paid for used furniture. ter, Lady Sarah McGill, died in 1916. These two ladies were given their title saves you half JULY 4lh by the Holy Father and the honor was of any trust undertaker’s $150.00 formally conferred on them by Bishop funeral and gives you superior AT ELITCH GARDENS Allen, who also officiated at her funeral equipment, convenience and service Mass. Lady Mary was known for her TELEPHONE YORK 655 wide charity and kindness to the poor when death makes the undertaker and afflicted. Her family founded the necessary. BENEFIT WAR RELIEF FUND McGill Institute and was the principal donor to the rfome for the Aged, the HOWARD MORTUARY LAUNDRY C; street on which this home is located Colfax and High Streets 2600-2620 CURTIS ST. being named after the McGills. WE USr ARTESIAN WATER Thursday, June 20, 1918. DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER. PageThreA r CATHOUC EDITOR PUEBLO PRIESTS ACTIVELY PROMOTE MILITARY HONORS GIYEN AT BURIAL OF BISHOP TIHEN’S ADDRESS AT ACADEMY DISCOVERS STAR SOCIETIES TO TEACH “ AMERICA H R SF YOUNG OmCER KILLED IN AEROPLANE IS HIS H RST SPEECH IN CANON ( M

The new star discovered at Mt. W il­ (By Georgia Zeiger.) Walsenburg. Puebloaiis wish the Deus (By Anna Prior.) the medical reserve corps, Howard B. Canon City. — Commencement week garet Vondra, Ellen Magnuson, G n ct son, Oal., Saturday night, June 8, by Pueblo—Friday evening a rousing family luck in their new enterprise. Colorado Springs—Further details Carroll of this city, who has been at­ was a gala time at Mt. St. Scholastica’s Arthur. Professor Jay was found independently, meeting of the America First society of Ijiwrcncc Burke and tV. A. Cody mo­ have l)ccn received here concerning the tending the Northweatem university, Academy in Canon City. On the eve­ Piano quartet—piccolo (Brahms), first Sunday, June 9, 8:40 p. m.. Pacific sum­ the Slovaks was held in St. Anthony’s tored to Denver last Sunday. death of Lieutenant J. O’Malley, who will spend the summer in special pre­ ning of June 10, Miss Cleone Fitzpatrick, piano, Louise Olmstead, Carolyn Schoci- mer time, by Charles C. Conroy, editor hall in the Grove. The attendance was Mrs. J. L. Tomlinson entertained quite was killed in an aeroplane accident two paratory work at the Chicago univer- a member of the class of 1918 and a der; second piano, Hazel Walker, Agnes of The Tidings, the Diocesan weekly of large and much enthusiasm was mani­ infornnlly last week for Miss Dean. miles from San Antonio, Texas. aity, entering medical school in the fall. graduate in oral expression, entertained .Amundson. Raphsodie Hongroise No. S Los Angeles. He promptly wired the fested. Miss Marguerite McGraw returned last Lieutenant O’Malley had for several He expects to come home late in the the faculty, students and friends by a (F. Liszt), Fern Handley, ’ 17. “Ths Lick Observatory, but was too late to Adolph Boldt, field secretary of the week from Magill, Nev., where she has months been in service with the United summer for a short visit witli his moth­ delightful reading of everybody’s favor­ Triumph of the Church,” allegorical play claim priority. United States Oiamber of Commerce, been teaching. .States aviation unit at the Brooks er, Mrs. W. F. Carroll. ite, “ Peg o’ My Heart.” Miss Fitzpatrick in one act. (a) Le Rossignol (F. Liaxt), He was formerly professor of astron­ made an address, as did also Mr. Step­ Mr. and Mrs.,Millaid .Supple announce field; had practically finished his train­ Chaplain H. V. Darlcy, former assist­ was charming in the role of Peg, while (b) Nocturne Op. 48, No. 1 (F. Chopin), omy in St. Vincent’s college, Los An­ hens, the well known organizer. Motion the hirth of a son Iasi Friday at St. ing there, and was hoping to be soon ant at St. Mary’s church, was a visitor her impersonation of the nervous, ex­ Isabel McIIvancy. Conferring of honois geles, when Bishop Glass of Salt Lake pictures were shown. Mary’s hospital. Mrs. Supple will be sent to France. On Tuesday, he had here on Monday. He is enjoying a ten- citable, worldly-minded Mrs. Cliichester; and address by the Rt. Rev. J. fiCeniy City was president of that istitution. ThursMonsignor John mailed free upon request. Address rick’s school. She has held several in contact. Born of a loyal family and was director of the musical program at eblo for fifteen years, and was well grouping appeared in the first number— E. Burke, director general of the Cath­ trusted positions and is prominent in a Spartan mother, patriotism was first the dedication on the same date, acted in olic board for mission work among tbe TOWNS REMEDY CO. known and loved. She is survived by the crowning of the graduates. The social circles. She is the daughter of nature with him, and it was not sur­ a similar capacity last week. Negroes of the United States, will cele­ 661 her husband, one daughter, Mrs. Samuel musical numbers reflected credit on the Third St. Milwaukee, Wis. T. J. Sweeney, a well known business prising to his friends that he should be Father Pinto was assisted in the cele­ brate the fortieth anniversary of his Ro

B ' ' ‘ 1 V.- 1, Pape Four. DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER. Thursday, June 20, 1918. The Denver Catholic Register FRANCES TOOLE WILL POPE LAUDS MODERN Susiness Manager, Henry Trepper. Editor, Matthew J. W. Smith. CATHOLIC ANECDOTES (By Rev. Peter Geicrmann, C.SS.R.) Kntered as second-class matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. 23. SHE WAS TAKEN UP TO HEAVEN “Of course the whole town sympa- REGISTER OT MERCY MIRACLE WORKERS WITH HER ROSARY. thizciTw'ith Mrs. Duffy in her trials, hut Published Weekly by when she became helpless there were Miss Frances A. Toole, an almnmis of Before the whole Irish colony in Rome, “I have another friend before the very few that wished to do anything for tile Denver Cathedral school, now residing and most of the niemhers of' the Ameri­ The Catholic Publishing Society (Inc.) at Orange, X. J., will enter the Sisters can and Scottish colonies, the deoree de­ 1828 Curtis Street throne of God,” cheerfully announced her. The authorities were about to take Father Ryan as he returned from a sick her to the county farm when a friend of .Alercy at Xaslivillc, Tenn., in tlie near claring all is now ready to proceed with Telephone Main 5413 Denver, Colo. call. "Mrs. Duffy was just taken up to interfered and secured a modest home future. Her fattier was formerly in the Beatification of the Venerable Oliver heaven with her Rosary.” “That is in­ for her with another swidow.” business liere, being piHiprietor of a 5 Pliinket, Primate of Ireland, was read teresting. Tell us all about it,” suggest­ “ And that friend, no doubt, was the and 10 cent store. on .Sunday, May 1‘2, in the consistorial Thursday, June 20, 1918. ed the missionary, who was ever on the pastor of St. Thomas’ church,” interrupt­ hall of the Vatican, the Holy Father alert for an edifying story. “According ed the inissionaiy. “ We heard of liis presiding in person. After the Secre­ to the scriptural standard of ‘AATiom the cliaritable deeds before we came to this PAULIST DIRECTOR tary of tlie Sacred Congregation of OFFICIAL NOTICE. Lord loveth He chastiseth,’ she must town, and have witnessed them since our Rites had read the decree relating to the The Catholic Register has our fullest approval as to its purpose and have been very dear to God,” continued arrival.” Irish Primate, he also read another on method of publication. We declare it the ofdrial organ of the Diocese of Father Ryan as he seated himself, "for “ It would have broken my heart to see WILL LEAVE CHICAGO the miracles for the Canonisation of Denver and earnestly bespeak for it the whole-hearted support of our Blessed Gabriele dell’ Addolorata, the she rivalled Holy Job in affliction.’^ “ I her go to the poorhouse,” replied Father (Continuerl from Page I.) priests and people. That support will make The Register a strong power young cleric of the Passionist Congrega­ trust it was not because she reaped as Ryan, “but I now confess I made a good ments, he is at work upon an opera. for the spread of God’s Kin^om in Colorado. tion at whose tomb miracles are now of 4-J. HENRY TIHEN, she had sown,” suggested the missionary. bargain with her. In return for the care At the outbreak of the great war common occurrence. His Holiness was May 1, 1918. Bishop of Denver. “ By no means,” emphatically declared she received Mrs. Duffy cheerfully agreed Father Finn was in France studying the JAMES LOGAX evidently in excellent health. In the Father Ryan. “ She always lived a pure, to offer up her affliction for the spiritual choir methods of that country. In those Denver hoy, son of John I-ogan, 3657 name of the Irish and in that of the self-sacriflcing life, seeking only to do welfare of my flock.” “And that ac­ first terrible days when the Germans al­ Lafaj-ette, a graduate in journalism in Congregation of St. Paid of the Gross, God’s holy will. 'Tliat’s why she died the counts for the unusual degree of fervor most gained their ambition of inarcliing VENGEANCE IS MINE SATTH THE LORD. this year’s class at Xotre Dame univer­ Father Silvio di S. Bernardo, General of death of a saint. which pervades the entire congregation,” in and taking the city of Paris, he be­ sity. Jlr. Logan has been very popular the Passionists, at the conclusion of the The Feast of St. Claude, celebrated on June (5, brings with “ Mrs. Duffy was above the average in commented the missionary. came filled with a burning enthusiasm to at scliool and has been one of the ath­ reading of the two decrees, advanced to it a warning that nations today would do well to take to heart. mental endowment and Catholic educa­ “Of late,” continued Father Ryan, devote his talent and his choir to the re­ letic stars ,of the institution. the foot of file throne and read an ad­ This French saint lived in the seventh century, but his body re­ tion. Her husband was in the grocery “ Mrs. Duffy grew too weak to accom­ lief of that sorely stricken country. dress thanking tlie Holy Father for mained incorrujit, thru a miracle, until the eighteenth. The business here in the early ’80s, and for a pany Mrs. Hogan to daily Ma*s, so I Father F'inn is keenl3’ aware of the POPE ABKS MASSES FOR 4 French Revolutionists, in their crazy uprising against religion, while she was active in church and char- brought her Holy Communion at 7 double debt American, musicians, artists them. The reply of Benedict XV, stir­ itnhlc works. AA’hen I came to Hampton o’clock. As she grew weaker slie liad her PEACE SATURDAY, JUNE 29. ring and eloquent, made a deep impres­ destroyed it. Five years later the village in which it had rested and literatteiirs owe to that great nation sion upon the body of prelates, priests, about thirty years ago the Duffys were devoted nurse tie her Rosary to lier left whose wonderful energies and ingenu­ was completely destroyed by fire and it is believed that the (Continued from Page 1.) and laymen present. “ The satisfaction prosperous and had five children. Shortly hand so that her worn fingers could hold ities are now employed in the titanic calamity was a direct punishment from God for the sacrilege to But we must, first of all, appease the of his sons is tho joy of the father,” said after my arrival I answered a hurried the beads to the last. If I had known struggle. 1 the saint’s remains. call to the Duffy home, and found that anger of God, provoked by so much His Holiness. the end was so near I would have had The Paulist Choristers wear the uni­ obstinacy in sin. It should be done by God is certain to demand an accounting when sacred things her husband had had a severe hemor­ you to accompany me on this visit. Ah, form of the French Hus.sars since thej’ “ We have heard a word which has just rhage. The doctors ordered him west for humble, suppliant prayer, of which we are outraged. Cardinal Bourne, of London, in a recent docu­ her departure was truly in conformity are singing for the benefit of the war- resounded in this hall to attest the sat­ know the power when it is offered with ment gave as his opinion that God may be withholding victory his health, hut he soon returned to die with her life! I had proceeded with the harried French. isfaction to which the reading of the among his own. Consumption was in the confidence and perseverance. Now, to from the Allies for the sacrilege of France in compelling clergy­ prayers for the dying up to ‘Depart, Traveling with the hoj-s are tliree decrees has opened the mind of him who family. One by one the children fol­ propitiate the Divine Majesty nothing is men to serve as fighting soldiers. In the same way, those Teu­ Christian soul, in the name of the Holy volunteer teachers, who give their interested himself most closely in the lowed their father to the grave. During more efficacious than the Holy Sacrifice case of the Beatification of the A’ener- Ghost, who sanctified thee,’ when Mrs. charges daily lessons in order that they tonic troops that have ju'ofaned thurches mu.st answer for it. A these years Mrs. Duffy was not only the of the Eucharist, in which He Who gave able Oliver Plnnket and in that of the Duffy’s countenance was illumined with may keep up with their school work feoldier has no right to obey when he is ordered to profane some­ g\iardian angel of the home, hut also a Himself for the redemption of all and Canonization of Blessed Gabriele dell' a radiant smile. Rising to a sitting while on the road. A trained nurse is thing that belongs to God. He should die rather than submit. living copy of the Mother of Sorrows. AVho is always our living intercessor is posture, she raised her hands, clutching included in the personnel and the health -Addolorata. That right noble word has Man must never forget that this life is something merely tem- Under such conditions the grocery busi­ offered to the Heavenly Father. her beads heaveiiwards, and sweetly mur­ of each lad is carefully watched. For been uttered to e.xpress the satisfaction, ness was neglected and bills piled up like mured: ‘Oh blessed Mother, draw me up The Church has justly imposed on the not only of some sons of the Island of jKirary, and that he is on probation during his entire earthly all their skill in singing, they arc real snowdrifts. Eventually Mrs. Duffy lost to heaven with j'our holy Rosary.’ Be­ pastors of souls the obligation of cele­ Saints, but of the whole Irish nation, career. Early in the war great crimes were committed against boys who have tlieir rooms in Pullman everything, even her home. To crown fore I realized it lier spirit had winged brating the Holy Sacrifice on fixed days our Church by the Russian forces, espt^cially in Galicia. God cars and hotel corridors with as much not only of some soldiers of Christ, but licr measure of affliction she contracted its flight.” for the people entrusted to them. A has punished Russia. zest as tho they were at home. Tliey of the whole of a glorious army that some disease of the eyes and became “ The Blessed A’irgin is good!” re­ mother full of piety, she wishes on those bears the Cross of Christ as its stand­ are unspoiled by all the triumphs they U . * * t blind, when she was working to make an days to draw down the Divine mercy on marked the missionary as he wiped away have won, and such a thing as a “swelled ard.” His Holiness then gave a brief >' A WORSE NUISANCE THAN HEARST. honest living ten years ago. a tear that stole down his cheek. her children. sketch of the chief episodes in the lives head” is unknown among them. , But what necessity could be considered of the Irish martyr and the young Ital­ Viscount Northeliffe is the greatest nuisance discoverable The “ star” of the organization is Billy more pressing today that that which ian Passionist. ‘‘The -A’enerable Plun- among the Allies. His patriotism has been called into question matter how rampant be the contrary in Hallissej’, II j-ears old, who is known as epitomizes all necessities, namely, the ket,” continued the Holy Father, Ro often that when the Red Cross Magazine re< ently published CHRISTIANS MUST the world. tho boj- Galli-Cun'i. He sings with the restoration of peace and true fraternity “ speaks to tlie rich and to the learned, his picture, it had to assure its readers in an underline that he Hence, the CTiristian going tlirougti case of tlie most finished prima donna pmongst the peoples? It has appeared to the aged and to the priests, to those was genuinely ]>atriotic. Much as we admire the R ed C ross life is like a mariner on a stormy sea, and can hold an F in alt to tlie envj- EXPECT PERSECUTION but with this certainty—namely, that very seasonable to us, therefore, that on placed in positions of dignity and to all M a ga zin e, of the most robust of tenors. Other the apology sounded like that of a woman who mu.st one of the principal feasts of the Church who are exposed to public wiles on the- shipwreck will never follow, as long as boy sopranos prominent as soloists are insist that she is virtuous for fear you will not believe it. North- the sacred pastors should, in union with part of enemies of the Faith. Blessed FIFTH SUNDAY AFTER he manfully stays at the helm. Tho the Dicky h'inn, Billy Probst and Donald cliffe is the only man low enough to insist that his own private us, offer the Divine Sacrifice for that Gabriel on the other hand speaks to the PENTECOST, waves beneath and around roar and Tobin, also known as “Straightj',” to ideas about religio-politics must stiind whether they interfere purpose. humble and those suffering trials, to break, there is an invisible Pilot who distinguish him from his four curly- with the war or not. He deliberately tried to stir up anti- Written for This Newspaper by Rev. AATierefore we prescribe by this present young students in the cloister and to William Demouy, D.D., of St. 1)nce calmed the same waves and reduced haired brothers in the choir. The Cathe­ Motu Proprio that on the approaching Catholic bigotry on the Irish question. Rosa’s Home, Denver. the waters to peace. He ever stands dral choir boys will attend one of the the future hope of the sanctuary, to by the Christian, guiding and helping feast of SS. Peter and Paul, supports prudent of the world and to the fortu­ Being extremely "wealthy and the owner of a chain of news­ And who is he that can hurt you, if Denver concerts in a hotly. The young him through the turbulent waters, and and protectors of the Christian people, nate friends of God, who are ruled and papers, Northeliffe is able to shout loyalty enough to fool the you be zealous of good? But if also you memtiers of the Paulist choir will all be ere his bark can be swallowed up. He all the priests obliged to celebrate Mass guided by the special care of Provi­ public. But the menace of the Hearst imblications is tame be­ suffer anything for justice’ sake, blessed entfcrtaincd in private Catholic homes will have said to him; "Peace be still, for the people, shall offer the Holy Sac­ dence.” The concluding words of the side this English nuisance, who is said to have gained the suj>- arc ye. I Peter III, H. liecp. They will be in Denver until ft is I.” rifice for the intention we have just Pope’s speech (it covers four columns o f Since tliis world is not a place where Sniidaj' night. Their concerts are on I*ort of many American papers by selling them print paper at a AVhat truth there is in all this! Try indicated. the “Osservatore Romano” ) were very justice is* meted out, we never know Friday and Saturday night at, the low’ cost. Northeliffe knows that many people believe every­ as we may we can never have a world All the other priests, secular and reg­ touching. “Oh, may the blessing of what will be our lot. AA’e are journey­ Broadway theater. ‘ thing they read, and has been able, simply because of his string to bend its knee before us, to bow its ular, will, moreover, do what will be God,” said His Holiness, rising to his ing on a pilgrimage; we are passing of papers, to get aw’ay with things that would ostracize a less head at our approach, to tuni at our very agreeable to us by conforming their feet to pronounce the Apostolic Benedic­ through a valley of tears. It is impros- SILVER JUBILEE ADDRESS clever man. Many have actually swallowed whole his story that will—nor is there any chance of ever intention to ours in the Mass they will tion, “hasten the total fulfillment of the siblc not to feel the hardships and the AT ST. ANTHONY HOSPITAL dominating it: AVe are too weak; it is celebrate that day. desires that have been expressed to us he has done constructive work of vital iniiwrtarice thru his criti­ disappointments and the sufferings and (Continued from Page 1.) too strong and too wicked. It has en­ All the Catholic priests, with the today in the name of the Postulators of cisms. S. the heartaches entailed thereof. But, crtheloss, moved bj- its lieauty. gulfed millions who have lived before Sovereign Pontiff, will thus offer on all the causes of the Venerable Oliver Plun- t t t since God has permitted us to be in this The Bisliop said that he* would not us, and it will engulf us also: but there the altars of the earth the Host of pro­ ket and Blessed Gabriele dell’ Addolo­ condition, it is good for us; and, if recount the gooal their origin as well as the fact of their Greeley. seeks to enter to destroy it. Suffering tin and .Joseph Higgins, won the medal life in a convent .seems monotonous, it Irish guilty of Anti-Ally plotting, but not a single bit of evi­ appropriation, to use no harsher term. Rarely does one find more pioneer and adversity are not enemies to it, un­ successively. is tlie most joyful earth affords. The Since the sixteenth century, sixty-six dence has ^ en forAvarded yet proving this. The American pub­ citizens gathered together than were at less they are eonpleors that stir up animosity against a people Avho are com- in tile heart, and how the crown is won, Tlie Bishop eelehrated tlie Pontifical didate^ in Jit. St. Scholastica convent, tlie ])resent time, there are, according to emn High Jfass, the Rev. Jlark W. I>ap- even tliough the bitterest of svifferinga Mass, with tl* Rev. Pius JIanz, O.I'.Jf., nides in arms Avith us are guilty of treason. S. Atchison, Kan., after the house was or­ the Encyclopedia -Americana, seventy- pen was deacon and the Rev. Joseph Ik! undergone. His glory was in the of St. Elizabeth’s, as archpriest; the Rev. t t t ganized, died at that institution recent­ seven Protestant and 148 Catholic uni­ Hyde, S. J.. was suli-deacon. The Rev. cross; His path was studded with John Ellery, C. SS. R., of the hospital, “BLIND AND LEADERS OF THE BLIND.” ly. She was 70 j-ears old and had been versities in existence, of wliich, as we -A. P. Bmcker, S. J., the Rev. F. X. Ghorns; His life a failure from a tem- and the Rev. G. Kim Bigler of Colorado have aliove stated, twelve were stolen As the proverb has it, "There is no tight to the death an imaginary -Cath­ a member of the h^iwc since 1864. She Gubitosi, S. .1., and the Rev. M. F. Cal­ olic political inaehinc: St. I»ui.s, Pitts­ I poral standpoint. A’et, by it He meritcnl was elected sister superior in 1884 and Springs, as deacons of honor; the Kev. from tho Catholic Church. Add to these worse blind man tlian the one that does lanan, P. R-, were in the sanctuary. I (lie glory of resurrection, the redemp­ Joseiili Xenietz of the hospital as dea- the thousands of Catholic colleges and burgh, Buffalo, Toledo and now Detroit, again in 1800, serving two 6-year terms. Father Lonergan spoke. not want to sec!” AVhether it be ig­ tion of a world, the appeasement of a jKUi, the Rev. Egon Flaig, C. PP. S., of have had or arc having sad experiences She is survived by a sister, .Sister Gre- academies wherein the j’outh of both Ever)’ morning of the year, during his norance or prejudice, it is strange tliat, j licavenly Father's anger. St. Clara's orphanage, as sub-deacon, se.xes are educated and the myriads of with such cliiines. "Never,” says one goria. wlio was one of tlie founders of long residence in the Sacred Heart par­ instead of giving credit to the Catholic A Cliristian—as the very name im- and Father Sweeney, chaplain of the parochial schools, maintained by Cath­ of our wideawake contenifioraries, Jit. St. Scholastica in 186.3, and is still ish, Jlr. Walsh attended the 6 o’clock Oiurch for her patriotic work, lier oppo­ ' plies—is a follower -of Christ: hence, he liospital. and Father .Jo.seph JIartin, pas­ "liave there l)ceii so many influences at a niemlier of the community. These sis­ olic generositj’. especially here in the JIass. He was always preaost, too, at nents are heaping up calumny upon I should model liis life according to that tor at AA’ray, as masters of ceremonies. work against tlic Catholic Church as ters teach the AValsenburg, Colo., Cath­ United States and you must he con­ the parish High JIass on Sundays. His calumny against her. But, stranger still, ' of Christ: He need not consider what Other clergymen present were the Rt. at prewnt, when her people are doing olic school. vinced that tlie Catholic Church is in store, near the church, in years past has in these times which try men’s souls, it ' the eonseague ! will bring it to him. He need not think + CALENDAR OF THE WEEK. + Doyle, 0. P.; Bernardine, O. F. Jf; C. V. superior to Augustine, Basil, Leo the patriotism are themselves real traitors. candidate for governor just defeated in i of what he has achievi-d in life, as long + June ‘23, .Sunday—Fifth after ♦ Walsh. Hugh L. JlcJIenamin, J. F. JIc- Great, Aquinas, Bona venture? AVhere FATHER M. F. CALLANAN Facts fortunately abound to upliold Minnesota, has fought the Catholic ! as he has remained in the friendship of + Pentecost. Gospel, JIatt. v. 20-24: + Donoiigh, Henrj- Guenther, C. .S.S. R.; J. will you find a leader and organizer com­ WILL CELEBRATE JUBILEE this contention. In Georgia, due to the Church for The Menace in Congres.s-. And j God. A good life may produce effects ♦ The righteousne.ss of the Pliarisees. ♦ ■T. Giblions, .lohn Conro.v. C. JI.; Jlark parable to Benedict, Francis of .Assisi. that are not apparent to the eyes of AV. I..appen. AA'illiam Lonergan, S. J.; powerful influence oj the notorious AVst- he has been publicly brandeii as disloyal I ♦ *.St. Etheldrcda, virgin. 670. + Dominic, Loyola, Theresa, and Catha­ (Continued from Page 1.) i the world; but by God they are erediteook of accounts which He keeps + St. .Tohn the Baptist. + AA'illiam Demouy, D. D.; A. V. Croke, To come down to later date, you will Father Callanan was next appointed to of the pictured patrons of the "Menace” I of our lives. + June 25. Tuesday—St. AVilliam. ♦ 0. S. AI.; Peter, O. F. JL; Paul flora, §nd no work more enduring or more Durango, where he served seven years, after a few weeks was convicted in fed- No faithful follower of Christ should + -Abbot. 1142. + JleGrath, Bishop and Theurling. profitable, to the human race tlian the spending $14,000 in improvements on the Here is a “close-up” of John D. Ryan, .tf al court counts for violation of I expect to go through life without suf­ + June 26. AA'ednesdaj'—,S.S. John ♦ -After tlie JIass, the Bishop and work of St. A'incent de Paul, Jlother church, rectory and grounds. He was recently appointed to head the Aircraft the espionage act. Another anti-Cath-' fering and without persecution to some + and Paul, brothers, martyrs, 363. ♦ priests, followed by the sisters and lay­ Mc.AuIey or Jlother Seton. These named irremovable rector of the Annun­ olic but “patriotic” lecturer, “Guardian Board. extent. The world goes on very counter + June 27, Thursday—*St. Ladis- + men, went to the new annex, the clergy­ names are taken at random from among ciation church, Denver, after a concursus, “ Mr. Ryan,” says the editor of the of Liberty” and Knight of Luther, was to Christ; and hence His follower must + laus, King of Hungary, 1195. + men chanting the Litany of the Saints. thousands of others as deserving of men­ in January, 1915. The church interior Catholic Convert, “ is a devout Catholic, recently arrested in Oklahoma as one of go counter, to some extent, to the ♦ June 28, Friday—St. Leo II, ♦ -A small altar liad been erected there tion as educators and leaders, names since that time has lieen made the finest whom the parishioners of the Church of the ringleaders of the anti-draft move­ world. This cannot be done without a + Pope. 683. *St. Ireneaus, Bishop of + and, after prayers, the Bishop formally that stand out in glowing colors in the of any simple parish church in the Dio­ St. Ignatius Loyola, New York, are ac­ ment. And we have all heard of the fight, nor without a sneer. Onr Lord ♦ Lyons and confessor, martyr, 202. ♦ laid the cornerstone of the annex. Fol­ pages of history both sacred and pro­ cese, while the rectory has been entirely customed to see at their novenas, tri- scandalous letter of five ministers of told His disciples that they would be ♦ June 29, Saturday—SS. Peter and ♦ lowing the religious services, a breakfast fane. remodeled and improvements have been duums, and as a comnnmicant at week­ German-Luthcran churches of Lincoln, persecuted; and they in turn have left + Paul, -Apo.stlcs, Rome, 67: not a ♦ was served to the priests and a luncheon made in the school. A great new pipe day Masses as well as on Sundays.” declining the invitation to a Uberty us the same expression in their in­ + holy day of obligation; solemnity ♦ to the laymen present. In the evening, Burnett and Dewey C. Bailey organ has just been installed in the That’s the kind of information we loan meeting, liecause a .lewish rabbi spired writings. Christians may not ♦ kept following Sunday. ♦ a banquet was served by the sisters to On Friday morning, a Solemn Re­ church, and it is proposed, after a time, like to glean about Catliolic men in pub­ and a Catholic priest were to lie present. follow a custom in the world, if it is ♦ League of the Sacred Heart. the doctors’ staff, about forty physicians quiem JIass was sung at the hospital to erect spires on the chmvh. Father Crafty fuditicians are also making use lic life. May their number increase! — contrary to God’s law. They may not ♦ General Intention for June: The ♦ lieing present. Addresses were made by for the decoaseil lienefactors of the in­ Callanan is one of the mosti capable of all sorts of leagues with high-sound­ Catholic Columbian. adopt a t h a ^ or a practice in oppo­ ♦ Reign of the Sacred Heait in the ♦ a number of doctors and by Bishop stitution, with Father Sweeney cele­ writers among the priests of the Diocese ing names, to pose as reformers and Mr. Ryan is a former Denverite. sition to ffls ‘Soctiine. They may not + families and in society. 4* Tihen. Jfayor W. F. R. Jlills, and Com­ brant, Father Xemetz deacon and Father and has all the energy and enthusiasm of Additional Editorial on Tage G. com prom ^ with His commands, no ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + + + + + + + + « missioners AA’. H. Sharpley, JI. D.; J. A. Theurling sub-deacon. a young man just out of the seminary. y

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evening reflected great credit on those MORE SOUTH DENVER having the matter in charge. The ab­ DOMINICAN RECENTLY HOME FROM STUDIES sence of Mrs. Gimble, a generous worker for the social, was regretted. IN EUROPE SINGS SOLEMN HIGH MASS BOYS ENTER SERVICE Mr. and Mrs. White proved a very gracious host and hostess, and a corn (St. Frances de Sales’ Parish.) roast later on U longingly and wistfully Books Extraordinary (Saint Dominic's Parish.) Sticnces, under eminent professors of Mias Mary Hynes entertained at a 7 anticipated by all who partook of their Sunday. June 16, the jicople of Saint his order. Later be was transferred o’clock dinner Sunday evening last, at hoapftalit.v. The proceeds of this social Dominii 'a were favored with a ceremony from the Eternal City to the State her home, 510 South Ix)gan street, in will greatly reduce the debt on the FATHER MacEACHEN’S MORAL AND DOGMATIC THEOLOGY, IN PLAIN UNDER­ which hy reason of the scarcity of Catholic University of Friltourg, Switz­ compliment to Messrs. Bernard and church. STANDABLE ENGLISH. priests is rarely witnesaorl in the parish. erland, where his studies were crownetl Richard Hynes, who leave very soon to Mr. Vincent Bell of the navy, sta­ It was the beautiful, impressive and in- with the laurels of the Doctorate in enter service. The dining room was tioned on the Arizona, is home on a Thoso books arc written for every Catholic. Xow is a time more than ever that Cath­ spirinx ceremony of a Solemn High Sacred Theology. He returned recenHy tastily decorated in the national colors, short furlough. olics should understand their relijiion and these books are for the humblest Mass, according to the Dominican Rite. to the United States and has been as­ with tiny flags as favors. A most en­ as well as the highly educated. The celebrant was Reverend William A. signed to the Chair of Philosophy at the joyable evening was spent with music Goetz, 0. P., assisted by the Reverend Dominican House of Studies, Washing­ and games as the diversion. Miss THE COMPLETE SET (10 VOLUMES) FOR $4.00. CARRIAGE 50 CENTS EXTRA. P. B. Doyle, O.P., as deacon and by ton, D. C. He succeeds the Reverend Hynes was assisted in serving by her HEAD OF SODALITY AT the Reverend M. J. Kennedy, O.P., as T. S. McDermott, 0. P., S. T. Lr., who mother, Mrs. E. J. Hynes, and Miss K. All the Latent Catholic Books arc Received as Boon as Published. sub-deacon. Altho ordained five years has added another star to the service L. Hynes. S. E U ZA B E ffl’S WEDS ago in the historic Abbey of St. Maurice. Hag of the province, which has given Those enjoying their hospitality were Switzerland, on the spot consecrated by eight commissionetl and twelve volun­ the Misses Jean Thomson. Alma and (St. Elizabeth’s Pariah.) BRANCH STORE. 1473 LOGAN STREET, ACROSS FROM THE CATHEDRAL the martyrs’ blood of the Theban I.e- teer chaplains to the U. S. army and one Marie Fitzgerald, Catherine Sweeney, Wednes|ip8tly vocation, emphasizing the fact for some time in the southern part of the bride, was bridesmaid and Mr. Alois native city. that vocations to the priesthood and to the state, in the employ of the Tele­ Winter, cousin of the bridegroom, acted True to its motto of “Contemplari et the Religious Life, ore always an indi­ phone company, returned to Denver as best man. Little Gerald Seller car­ contemplata aliis tradere,” (to meditate cation of the strong and lively faith ried the ring in a calla-lily. Rev. Father A Monday, for a few days’ sojourn. Mr. his enlistment he was a bookkeeper at and to communicate the fruit of their of a community. As an exemplification Pius performed the ceremony. After a McDonald leaves the early part of the the American Bank and Trust company. meditations to others) and mindful of of his assertion, he alluded to the Emer­ honeymoon trip to Kansas, Mr. and Mrs. coming week for Camp Cody. Mr. Buchen lived with his parents at the title, “P\igiles fidei et vfra mundi ald Isle, the unswerving and active Winter wHl make their home in .Seattle, Mrs. L. A. Lilly of ’263 South Sher­ 3434 Walnut street. iumina" (champions of faith and true faith of which has given so many sons Wash., where Mr. Winter has a gov­ man will leave Friday for California Robert, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. lights of the world) given it by Pope and daughters to service of Christ’s ernment position. Miss Hodapp was to spend the summer. At Trinidad, Bruce McConnell, was baptized on Tues­ Honorius the Third in the Bull of Appro­ Church and to whose labors this great president of the Young Ladies’ Sodality. Colo., she will be joined by her daugh­ day at the Cathedral by Father E. J. bation in 1210, the Order of Friars country of ours owes in greater part, the The annual commencement of St. ter, Mrs. Frank Flynn, and little grand­ Mannix. Preachers insists on a long, careful and blessings of its evangelization. Elizabeth’s school was held Tuesday daughter, Mary Catherine Flynn, and all Mary Jeannette, infant daughter of efficient training of all its members. evening, June 19th. Rev. Father Pius liust Thursday and Friday evenings, will spend the summer at one of the Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCormick of Whether destined to teach or preach, the presented a class of sixteen with their Juno 13th and 14th, Saint Dominic’s famous beaches in California. Boulder, was baptized at the Cathedral Friar Preacher nu»t arm himself with diplomas. Master Albert Frantz was school held its annual commencement. Preparations are being made for the on Sunday. She was born at Mercy hos­ a thoro knowledge of philosophy and the lucky winner of the gold medal. Friday evening was graduates’ day, picnic which will be held on the grounds pital, Denver. theology in order t o . labor successfully The seventh grade gold medal was won Great June twenty-three of the pupils receiving of the Sacred Heart college June'’29th. Robert Graf, a former member of the be it in instructing the ignorant, or be by Miss I-aiua DeNave. diplomas. Father P. B. Doyle, 0. P., Word has been received by Jfr. Mar­ K. of C. baseball team, Denver, was se­ it in coping with error and vice. The program was splendid. This was owing to the long program of the even­ tin Fitzgerald, 349 South Pearl street, verely wounded while fighting with the Ever since its foundation, the Order the first graduation under the direction ing, omitted g formal address and lim­ that his two sons are going through in­ U. S. marines in France this week. A of Saint Dominic has endeavored to of the Franciscan Sisters of Stella Ni­ ited his speech to a few short but tensive training and are feeling fine. short time ago he was cited for bravery Clearance Sale imbue its sons with a love and' appre­ agara, who took charge of the school last significant remarks before conferring They are ready to “go over” when because of valor in removing wounded Of Women’s, Misses’ and Girls’ Outer Spring Apparel Con­ ciation for the libraries and lecture halls September. The graduates were: Fran­ the diplomas oh the deserving graduates. called. men under fire. sisting of of the University. Faithful to the tra­ cis Bornstadt, Edward Brinkhaus, Albert A tone of profound patriotism per­ The many friends of little Helen Rief- Mother Mary Olive, of the Sisters of ditions of the Order, the Province of Frantz, Leonard Pohs, John Roesch, vaded the exercises, yet the patriotic snyder will be pleased to know that she Cliarity’s motherhouse at Leavenworth, Saint Joseph has considered it a duty Walter Scherer, Leon Schreiher, Vivitte spirit of the different numbers did not is recovering nicely from her serious Kas., is a visitor at St. Joseph’s hospital, to keep a number of representatives Du Ray, Harriet Fromhart, Alma Funke, Saits, Dresses, Coats obscure the instructiveness of the well accident. In crossing Broadway near Denver. at various universities, in order that Helen Hoeffer, Agnes Messey, Lillian chosen program, which was calculated Alameda last Saturday afternoon she Mercy hospital yesterday had four­ they might profit by the advantages of­ Smith, Marie Stahl, Tlielma Walsh, to serve as a patriotic lesson to the au­ was knocked down by an automobile teen infants in its newly-arrived baby fered by the progress of modern science, Catherine Wittauer. and Skirts dience and tho not intended, yet was and severely injured. She was picked department, but not a single one of as exposed by most competent pro­ There were sixty children in the First destined, to betray the efficiency and up unconscious. The three physicians them was of Catholic parentage. Over 2,000 Stylish, Dependable Garments to be Cleared fessors. Communion class at the 9 o’clock Mass solidity of the training given in the in attendance feared concussion of the Tlie box-holders at the Paulist choir Away Quickly at the Following Extreme Reductions: After completing his studies in phi­ in St. Elizabeth’s church last Sunday class rooms during the past scholastic brain. She did not regain consciousness concert on Friday evening will be: losophy and the auxiliary sciences at morning. The Knights of St. John 175.00 to $87.50 Women's Fine Exclusive Spring Suits year. until Monday morning. At the present Governor and Mrs. Julius C. Gunter, Rev. the Dominican House of Studies, at the writing all danger is past. Kindest sym­ acted as a guard of honor. The chil­ |f)9.50 to $79.50 Women’s Fine E.xclusive Spring Dresses Father Doyle’s allusion to the success Hugh L. McMenamin, Mr. and Mrs. Catholic university of Washington, D. C., pathy was expressed by the many dren made a Iieautiful sight. achieved in the past year by former Charles MacAllistcr Willeox, Mr. and $67.50 to $75.00 Women’s Fine Exclusive Spring Coats Father Goetz with other members of friends of Mr. and Mrs. Riefsnyder. graduates in this city, three girls. Miss Mrs. William Dellekcr, Judge and Mrs. CLEASAWAY the Order was sent to the Collegio An­ Members of the Altar Society will JESUIT FATHERS GIVE PRICE ’Tlielma Rice, Miss Finitza Mariana and Caldwell Yeaman, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis gelico, the International university of meet at the home of Mrs. J. J. Reilly, Miss Margaret Garrity, meriting schol RETREATS TO SISTERS Sheedy, Mrs. John F Campion, Mrs. T. the Dominicans at Rome, Italy, in order 177 South Cflarkson, next Friday after­ $55.00 to $69.50 Women’s and Misses' Spring Suits arships from institutions of higher A. Cosgriff, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Horan, to continue his studies in the Sacred (Sacred Heart Parish.) 150.00 to $65.00 Women's and Misses’ Spring Dresses, learning, and one boy, John Bowdem, noon. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Savage, Mrs. Next Sunday will be Communion Sun­ $50.00 returning with exceptional honors from James E. O’Connor, Mr. and Mrs. John to $65.00 Women’s and Misses’ Spring Coats day for the Gentlemen’s and Boys’ So­ Aquinas college, Columbus, Ohio, spoke ENGLEWOOD FETE GREAT H. Reddin. CLEARAWAY dality. PRICE more eloquently than many words of the Governor Julius C. Gunter, who was SOCIAL, FINANCIAL SUCCESS In the evening. Bona Mors, or Happy solid fundamental training given and to have handed out the diplomas at the Death Devotions. $42.50 to $50.00 Women’s and Misses’ Spring Suits the high standard of education main St. IsDuis’ Parish—By Elisabeth Miller?) Sacred Heart college commencement last Tomorrow, feast of St. Aloysiiis, Pa­ $39.50 to $45.00 Women’s and Misses’ Spring Dresses tained by the teaching Sisters of Saint The social given on the spacious lawn Sunday evening, was not able to re­ tron of Youth, is a day of plenary in Dominic’s. Moreover, the fidelity of of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall MTiite drew turn to the city in time, but sent a $39.50 to $45.00 Women’s and Misses’ Spring Coats diligence. Saint Dominic’s graduates to the relig one of the gayest and happiest crowds telegram which was read at the exer­ CLEARAWAY Father McDonnell is giving the an PRICE ions and moral principles of their pri­ on Saturday evening, June 15th, St. cises regretting his inability #b attend. nual retreat to the sisters at Loretto mary education, their loyalty and Louis parish ever beheld, and was a grand Dr. Beck, who is suffering from an Heights. $32.50 to $39.50 Women’s and Misses’ Spring Suits devotedness to the school, their grati­ success in every way, due to the gen­ attack of neuritis, has gone from the Father Brunner gave the retreat last $29.50 to $35.00 Women’s and Misses’ Spring Dresses. tude to their instructors and their ever erous and handsome donation of Mrs. city for about a month and will be week to the F'ranciscan Sisters of Long- increasing successes, serve simultan­ (^ara Gimble of New York, also of Mr. back in his office on or about July 20. $29.50 to $35.00 Women's and Misses’ Spring Coats. most and I»uisville. eously as a commendation of the school, and Mrs. Marshall White and the many The Rev. Dr.^Leo M. Krenz, professor $29.50 to $35.00 Girls’ and Juniors’ Spring Coats as an encouragement to their parents devoted workers and participants of the of philosophy at the Sacred Heart col­ CLEARAWAY >>m, Diltz and Mrs. Scharf the ice cream and William Mykins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Careful attention to shipping orders to outside summer resorts and hotels. Come to Cottrell’s and select yours ann. Phone Champa 1295. Ada Ixiretta Sims, Marie Naomi Van- now for summer comfort. W. ,1. Mykins, 163‘2 Downing street, left You get 16 ounces to every pound of goods you buy at the cake, Mrs. Cassidy and Mrs. Pemienter hille, William Martin Purcell, Charles PARK STATION— last .'Saturday for Fort Collins, to lui- the coffee and sandwiches. Miss Alice William Cook, Joseph I^wrence Mc­ 18th Avenue and Vine Street. dergo special training as an auto me­ GOLD COIN MARKET Beckley and Mrs. Logsdon the cards, and Carty, John Francis Slattery, Francis BOULEVARD STATION— chanic. A slightly crooked arm, result­ Miss Gertie Beckley the candy. Every Michael Hussion, Denis Patrick Clifford, Stout and Speer Boulevard. ing from a triple fracture at the elbow, one in her own capacity was most suc­ Charles Anthony McCarthy. William ■ Dispensing always straight-run Okla­ kept him out of service when he homa gasoline, made from the finest cessful and jubilant. Much credit and Edward Magnincss, .Tohn Patrick Ryan, attempted to enlist three times liefore. crude in the world. praise is due to Mr. and Mrs. L. Vogel Cornelius William Haring, Martin Cas- THE COLORADO FUEL & IRON COMPANY Purest and best materials and sang, who so ably donated their serv­ Charles J. Thnrin of 721 Grant street, ttd W CV .1M tello Rasmussen, John Henry -McUiigh- MTRE NAIIJ3—Misrellaneoiig naila, brads, cement coated nailg, tinned, greases. accompanioil by his son, Edgar, left Sun­ The Holeproof Hosiery Store. ices and music. The orchestra was one lin, Vernon .Joseph Kelly. I..eo Eiiward blued and galvanized nails, wire spikes, special nails. day for Canton. Ohio, for a month’s visit THE ALTITUDE OIL CO. of the evening’s best program features Gruininger, Martin John .MeCarrick, ■WIRE—Wire rods, plain annealed wire, annealed bale wire, plain galvan­ with his mother and sisters. Henry J. Arnold, Manager. The well carried out plans of this gala diaries AVilliam Cook. ized wire, annealed market and stone wire, bright soft market wire, Among tho.se who assisted on the pro­ galvanized market and stone wire, coppered and liquor-finished market gram given for soldiers and sailors at wire, wire hoops. Nail wire, hard, soft or extra soft, solid galvanized clothes lines, wire straightened and cut to lengths, telephone wire, their club rooms, 1440 Curtis street, last Rodgers Printing Co. twisted cable wire, extra heavy galvanized wire for winding wooden evening, were Mrs. .John R. Schilling and 0p • to • Dato PrlnUngf Detigulng’f Engraving. stave pipe. little daughter. Gertrude, and Joseph 416 15th St., near Court House. STAPLES—Fence staples, polished and galvanized, ponltT7 netting staples, Stationery, Carbon Paper and concrete staples, blind staples, hoop staples, barrel staples, basket Newman. Typewriter Supplies. W. P. HORAN & SON Mesdaines Otto .'^Iler and Henry Nel­ Phone Main 7319. staples, tub staples, hanie staples, electricians’ staples, speaking tube staples, broom staples, clamp staples, bedspring staples, and other spe­ son entertained at a 51onte Carlo whist cial staples, double pointed tacks. party and miscellaneous shower in honor SINGLE LOOP BALE TIES, FIELD FENCE, POUL’TRY FENCE, PIQ of .-\ddie Hodapp, a bride of this week. HELEN WALSH IRON—Spiegel, Bessemer, and Open Hearth Blooms and Billets, Others enjoying the o.-i-asion were; STEEL RAII.5—Plain splices and angle bars, angles, channels, track bolts, Optometrist and Optician track spikes, bridge and machine bolts, lag screws, nuts, rivets, steel Mesdames Howard Sleeper. Frank Con- All work receivgs my personal bands, rolled thread for wooden stave pipe, twisted bars for reinforced neley, Henry Cordes, Win. Hunt. Wni, attention. concrete. Funeral Chapel Grant, Otto Frei-ker. tliarles Hickson. BARB WIRE—Barb wire, painted and galvanized, 2-pt. and 4-pt^ hog OPTICAL SHOP S. Hagenbuekle, Alfred Roniunder. Paul 325 Sixteenth Street and cattle. BikR IRON AND STEEL—Steel shafting, R. E. steel and iron tire, toe calk, Pollinian, Oren Kelso, Elmer Janie.s. Champa 1880. Denver, Colo, plow, lay, slight shoe, rough lock, mild and. machinery steel, screra Misses .-4dalred and adjusted Member The National Association of Frank ,T. Buchen. former pupil of the Oculists' presertp- Chiropodists, Alumni Society S. (3. N. Y. 11 o n s accurately isacreil Heart, school and a memlier of Oiled. Prices right. BERTHA De WOLFE Doyle’s Pharmacy Satisfaction guaran­ Graduate of the School of Chiropody the Young Men’s Sodality of the .'Sa­ i s e d . Slamonds, of New York. THE PARTICULAR DRUGGIST cred Heart parish, voluntarily enlisted Watches, Jrwtlry, Scioutlflo Chiropodist sad Podiatrist. 1527 Cleveland Place Main 1368 sto. Watch and Jew­ 18th Ats. k Clarkson St. Office House; 9 a. m. to 1 p. m.. 2 to 6 Phon# York 9336. Free Delivery. in the quartermaster’s department of elry repairing. p. m.; Sunday by appointment. the U. S. army last \fW!t5sday. Prior to Oluuapa S8T. Tel. Champa 3519. CAMERAS AND HLMS. 1744 WeltoB 314-15 Masonic Temple. Denver, Colo.

1 Page Six. DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER. ^Tiursday, June20^|19j^ EDITORIAL REVIEW OFRCIAL NEWS OF Preferred Parish Trading List (Continued from Page 4.) CHURCH FROM ROME The following dealers, wishing to secure Catholic patronage, are among the most reliable firms in the State. They are well worthy of your patronage. If you have ever solicited advertising for a Catholic newspa^ier, you are aware of the fact that MANY FALLEN-AWAY CATHOLICS IN SOUTH. Following is the substance of the Acta some of the men who do not advertise are not moved by a fear that they won’t get results, but becimse they know that no news­ neither be dispensed with nor left to Apostolicae Sedis for the month of April, While Bishop Hayes has been absent paper can survive without advertising and they do not wish a Catholic journal to survive. It is well to remember this when you others to provide. 1918: inspecting the camps in his position as see an ad in a Catholic paper. Ciaplain General, New York has been Acts of Pope Benedict XV—By Apos­ tolic letter the Holy Father erects into favored by the presence of one of bis The Rev. Frederiek A. Reuter, author colleagues of the administrative com­ an archconfraternity the association es­ f “ Sermons for tliildrcn’s Mass” and mittee of the National Catholic War tablished in the church of the Mother of Readings and Reflections for the Holy God, at Caposelc, Italy, a center of pil- Annunciation Paiisii St. Dominic’s Loyola (S. H.) Parish Council, Bishop W. T. Russell of Hour,’’ is the author of a new work, St. Francis De Sales Parish giimages in honor of St. Gerard Majella, Charleston,- S. C. Bishop Russell, as Anecdotc-Sermonettes for Cliildren’s many are aware, was pastor of St. Pat­ C.SS. R., whose relics are there preserved, COTTON PHARMACY H. Grossman, Pres. F. L. Grossman, Secy. .Ma.ss,” published by the John Murphy Phone Kaln 1018. rick’s, in Washington, in many respects (.lanuary 28, 1918.) ^ Estimates cheerfully furnished company, Baltimore. Tlic talks are Tor MODEL C. W. Cotton, M^r. The Five Points Hardware Oo. the most coemopolitan parish in the By two other Apostolic letters, the A. J. GUMLICK & CO. arious great festivals of the year and (Incorporated.) United States^ The-church is attended Pope elects likewise into an archconfra­ GROCERY & MARKET CO. not only introduce the child to the great WE DELIVER FREE. Tin, Sheet Iron and Furnace Work. by Catholic residents in and visitors to ternity the confraternity established in STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES PLUMBING fundamental truths of religion but also FRESH AND SALTED MEATS Washington from all parts of the United the Cathedral of Glinburg, Scotland, in 2643 Welton Street to many pious devotions that enrich 3000 Champa Street 2902 IiYing St. Phone Gallup 2057. 248 South Broad’way. honor of St. Lawrence Deacon for the Phone Champa 2078. Denver, Colo. Phone Sonth 153. Bee. Phone, Bo. 16M. States and beyond. It is "the sort, of Catholic life and make religion easier. I. Sapiro, Manager. DENVER, COLO. purpose of keeping up the service of the parish in which the pastor does not The anecdotes told remind us of The Rudolph Bros. Mercantile Co. Decorating In all its branches. have to worn,' alamt finances, for every altars. He grants also numerous indul­ Luigi El Kliazen, O.S.B., and John Hude- Estimates cheerfully furnished. that interesting series now running in staple and Fancy Groceries. demand is readily met by a congrega­ gences to the members. (February 25 cek, C.M. R.; Cardinal de Lai is made The Register from the pen of Father Cathedral Parish Corn Fed Meata H. A. HOLMBERQ tion who are well to do and liberal in and March 1, 1918.) Protector of the Scotch College in Rome; Geiermann. As Christ showed in His Bakery Specialties for Receptions and The official correspondence of the Pope Cardinal Gaetano Bisleti, of the Ameri­ WALL PAPER AND PAINTl giving. parables, little stories sometimes drive Take yoiu: next prescription to Parties Baked in Our Own Bakery^ mentions particularly a letter to the can College of the United States in Rome 262 SOUTH BROADWAY A couple of years ago there came to home truth with a force that it is hard f 820. Greek Ruthene Bishops who had thanked are made consultors of the Congregation Cathedral Branch Phones York ( 8489. 28th & Downing Sta Phone South 481. Denver. him at St. Patrick’s a priest who asked to equal with straight out-and-out rea­ him for establishing the new Congrega­ of Religious, Father Venantius of Lisle the help of the congregation for what soning. The new book sells for 75 cents Temple Drug Stores Company De TUECK BROTHERS tion for the Eastern Church and the en Rigault, minister general of the Ca­ was practically a missionary, field in and will be a valuable addition to any Institute of Oriental Studies. Another puchins, and Father Peter Vidal, SJ. Colfax and Logan. the southern states. After tlie priest priest’s or parent’s library. S. ANCY GROCERIES & MEATS letter is addressed to Cardinal Almarez had gone Father Russell said to himself: Lastly, Cardinal van Rossum is also Phones—Champa 808 and 809. y Santos, of Sevilla, Spain, on the occa­ made a member of the congregation for “ Here I am in a parish where there are Leaden in Quality and L.OW Prices. 701 South Logan St. sion of his twenty-five years of episco­ the Eastern Church, and president of the Ninth Avenue Branch no demands upon me apart from my pate; and a third to Rev. Father Leonard Pontifical Seminary for Foreign Missions. Temple Drug Stores Company THE SCHAEFER GROCERY 00 Phona South 764, Denrar, Cola service, and where it is quite certain PRIEST’S F A M IL Y IN \'osscn, ST., for a similar occasion of His Eminence has since been consecrated FRUITS AND VEGETABLES that if I am ever in need of care I will Ninth and Corona. Best Comfed Meata LUSK PHARMACY the silver jubilee of the Seminary of be looked after. I have some monaJ'~in Bisliop. Earnestly solicits your valuable patron­ ALL WARS SINCE 1633; Kandy, Ceylon. New Domestic Prelates: Msgr. J. M. age. Prompt delivery service. Orders called for and promptly delivered the bank. Why should I not give it for U. S. P. O. Station 17. 813-816 Santa Fe Drive. Cor. South Logan Ava and Bayand Bt. Acts of the Congregations—The Holy ^Marulaiida of Medellin, Bolivia; Msgrs. Vhone Bonth 115. this work in the South?” So he wrote a Phones—York 361, 362. Ws give Service, Quality. Accuracy and check for all he had and sent it to his 3 ARE NOW IN ARMY Office issues a decree deciding that, altho Anthony Raul, Edmond Fitzmaurice and Orders Called for. Prompt Deliverr Reasonable Prices recent guest. they are not mentioned in the new- Code Wencslaus Walsh of Philadelphia, Pa. THE DENVER CREAMERY CO. Fish and Game In Season, of Canon Ijaw as being of a transitory Great Cross of St. Gregory: Mr. Law­ THE A. PETERSON Phone 221 South Denver, Colo. Everything pertaining to the Creamery About a year later Father Russell nature, the Commission of Vigilance and rence Kihlman and Eugene Wolff, mem­ GROCERY 00. was named Bishop of Charleston. lie line. the Anti-raodernistic Oath prescribed in bers of the Finland delegation, and GROCERIES, MEATS, FRUITS went directly from what may be the every diocese are to continue in force Tancred Borimius, its secretary. Knights 2115 COURT PLACE VEGETABLES, ETC. richest parish to what almost certainly Phones: South 1792-1793. until the Holy See decides otherwise. of St. Gregory: Dr. W. J. Butler of 734-736 8ABTA FB DBTVB is the poorest diocese. In the course of lel. Main 1411. (March 22, 19lk) Manila, Mr. Richard Reilly and Mr. David a few months he had to open a new H. P. McARTHUE The Consistorial Congregation an­ E. Tracey of Philadelphia. church. It was a small church and did nounces the appointment of Rev. Joseph not cost very much to build. Probably HontcUlr- Littleton, Colo. Lucian Giray as Bishop of Cahos, France; Anrora, C«L most of the money needed to build it St. James Parish of several Bishops in Soutli America; of Dry Good!, Men’i and LadiM’ would have equalled the amount of that SODALITY HOST TO Bisliop Emilio Lisson as Afldibishop of Phone Gallup 473 Phone Gallup 740W cheek he had drawn upon his own bank AURORA OARAGE Lima, Peru; of Father Ramirre Marcone Fnrnishinga and Ihoei account a year before. The people who I. W. Hunt, Prop. CAMPBELL BROS. COAL CO. of the Caasinese Congregation as Abbot OTHER SODAUSTS Automobile Repairs and Supplies. Yard 1400 W. 33nd Are. attended the first Mass came from five, ^ Hunt. c. E3. Stephenson. of Monte Verginc, O.S.B.; and, on date Offloe 1401 -vr. 38th Avs. Phones Littleton 17 and 18. ten, thirty miles away, and many of of March 20, of Bishop Charles O’Reilly (St. Patrick’s Parish.) Hay, Grain, Coal, Coke, Wood them said to him that it was the first of Baker G ty as the new Bishop of The members of tlie Young I.*dies’ So­ FORD AGENCY and Poultry Supplies LITTLETON GARAO* Catholic church they had ever seen. Up Lincoln, Neb. dality held the first summer outing at Phone Aurora 2. Service and Quality our Motto Remember the name. Center of Town. to that time they had heard mass at Higlilaiid park on Tuesday eevniiig, June Phone Gallup 264 or 104. Rei>alr Work and Supplies. the intervals when missionary priests The Sacred Congregation of Rites, as The Chapin Lumber Company 11. A more perfect evening could not Never Closed. made their rounds of private houses in already extensively mentioned in The J. R. JOHNSON have been wished for. The girls played The Home Lumber Yard for Aurora and which they were welcome but neces Register, publishes the two decrees con­ games on the green and a treat of ice Montclair Residents. sarily infrequent visitors. cerning the canonization of the Blessed Groceries and Meats cream and cake closed tlie evening. 'The >fargaret Mary and tlie beatification of Everything in the building line. St. Pbiloiiiena’s Parish As the Bishop goes thru his Diocese girls of St. Dominic’s, St. Catherine’s The Store That Appreciates Your Trade. the Venerable Oliver Plunket. (Both he sees in every town good old Irish FATHER W. R. BONNIWELL. and Holy Family parishes were the Phone Aurora 14. 3505 15TH STBEET SBlTVliB, OOXiO. decrees are dated St. Patrick’s day, THOMPSON THEATER names on the shop windows, but rarely guests of the evening. The Rev. W. R. Bonniwell, O.P., a.ssist starch 17.) OOUTAX AMD .T i a w is one of the owners a Catholic. They ant pastor of St. Dominic’s church, Den­ A very pretty June wedding took OPEN EVERY NIGHT Acts of the Roman Tribunals—The are the sons and giandsons of Irish im ver, who enlisted as a chaplain recently place at St. Patrick’s en Tuesday morn­ Boly Ghost Parish Regular Matinee. Saturday and Biraday Sacred Penitentiaria, section of the In­ Holy Famfly Parish Special Matinees Announce In Program migrants who, failing the existence of a and who is now a first lieutenant, as­ ing when Florence E. Powers became church of their own, saw their children dulgences, publishes the following indul­ the bride of 'riioiiias Bonnell. Both Only !High-Clas8 Photo Playi signed to the 312th cavalry. Fort Myer, gences: (1) The aspiiation, ‘‘Lord, I ' F. W. FELDHAUSEE grow up in communion with what young people are well known in the THE CHAMPA PHARMACY Our Theater la well ventilated and Va., is the third member of his family to heated with fresh air. churches there were; no uncommon ex­ thank Tlioe for having died on the Cross parish and iiave a liost of friends wish Jaa. El Thrall, Prop. have enlisted, the others being First FANCY GROCERIES AND MEATS perience, as the -waves of population for my sins!” recommended by St. Paul ing tliem success. Mr. Bonnell holds a YORK Lieutenant Thomas J. and Captain II. Prescriptioni Carefully Filled spread out in the last century into new of the Cross, is enriched with 300 days’ responsilde government position. Wil­ ,\I. Bonniwell, keeping the family’s mili We sell at down-town prices. SHOE REPAIRDfO pioneer districts. indulgence, applicable to the souls in PHONE MAIN‘2421 tary record unbroken in every American liam V. Powers and Mary A. Powers, P\irgatory, once a day; (2) a prayer to Phone Gallup 297. 4170 Tennyson St First-Class Workmanship brother and sister of tlie bride, attended Comer 20th and Champa Sta IVhen soldiers in their tens of thou war from that of King Phillip in 1633 our Lord present in a eliurcli tlini the sands were sent to camps in the South down to the prg.sent struggle. the bride and groom. Rev. ISJfi-hard S. B. DeLacy Guardian Angel, faniiliar to the Vener­ Smyth, assistant pastor, officiated and from their homes in the North last Father Bonniwell is the son of Evan- 2318 East Colfax Avenue. able Ixiuise de Marillac, is likewise en­ celebrated the Nuptial ilass. The bride year, and when tllou.sands of Catholic der Berry and Elizabeth Ann (O’Dough­ CHAPLAIN HONORED riched with .300 days, each time;. (3) a was pretty in a dress of pink georgette young men went to spend their leisure erty) Bonniwell and was bom in Phila­ prayer to the Blessed Virgin for the con­ crepe and wore a hat. Her sister wore hours in the nearby towns, it was next delphia. Pa., August 30, 1890. He was FOR BRAVERY TEU5 PARK HILL PHARMACY version of Japan, besides the 300 days blue nianiuisctte. The emiplq^ill make to impossible for any Catholic hospital educated at St. Joseph’ Preparatory already granted once a day, is also en­ N. A. Bteinbrunner, Prop. ity to be olTered them, for the very their home in Denver after a Dip thru and High School of Philadelphia; grad- riched with a plenary indtilgence once a Estes and the mountain parks. WHAT BATTLE’S UKE WALTER EAST sufficient reason that there were very 33d and Dsztor Sta. Phone York 430# \iated from St. Joseph’s college of that month; (4) the aspiration, “ Sacred Heart Mrs. Crotty, who has been ill for the few Catholics there. At Spartanburg; Wboleaale and RetaU Dealer In city June. 1908, winning the gold medal of Jesus, may you be- known, loved and How a Knights of Columbus chaplain Prescriptions Carefully for instance, there were less than eighty past two weeks, is now well on the road for oratory and the degree of A. B. In imitated!” is granted 300 days, applica­ who wears the French Cross of War Compounded. MEATS AND GROCERIES Catholics to entertain better than ten to recovery. 1911 the faculty of the college conferred ble to poor souls, once a day. A fifth Mr. P. J. Smith, wlio was very ser acts in the stress of battle is admirably thousand young men. There was one 3300-2806 Lartmai Bt. Talaphoaa 1401 upon him the honorary degree of M. A. document answers some questions about iously injured last week, is much im illustrated in the following interview m.'w directions and then tried another little church and one priest. There was Father Bonniwell entered the novitiate the pious plan of consecrating a family dispatched by Bert Fordr place, but again failed to find him. much good will, but there was no hall proved. He is at St. Joseph's hospital H. A. HAMES of the Dominican Order at Somerset, to the Sacred Heart, in presence of the “ You should go among the boys in the came across Pike at the dressing-station Bishop Russell decided there must be Mrs. M. Gleason of 3739 Mariposa QUALITY AND SERVICE Ohio, October, 1908. In 1909 he was sent priest, after placing a blessed picture of ranks,” said Father John B. De Valles. Ictor. however. The little patriot smiled one, and asked for help from the home street is in California. Grocery and Bdarket to the Dominican College, tVashington, the Sacred Heart in a prominent part “That's where you find heroic Americans when I reached him. He had been of the boys who were there. Tlianks George Hally and William Powers of Frloaa Onarantaad. Flaaaa Call and D. C., for philosophical studies, and in of the house, called “ Enthroning of the who are a credit to our beloved flag. wounded by shrapnel and was unable to OlT. XTa a Trial to the existence of the National Catholic St. Patrick’s were medal winners at the fall of 1911 to College Angelico, Sacred Heart.” A formula of this con The nation will be astounded to hear move. So I carried him back farther be­ IVar Council, he got it, promptly, and the Sacred Heart college last Sunday. 8703-4 OHAICPA BTBEBT Rome, Italy, for theological studies. He sccration is given in the Italian and how they fought. There was no thought hind the lines, dodging the shells. Pike hall was erected. More reeently, when Service Notes. Phone Main 3381 was ordained to the priesthood March 7, Ijatin text. (March 1, 1918.) of fear. They just pitched in. No enemy was getting along finely. the community problem in Charleston Joseph Kavanaugh will leave on Mon 1914, by His Eminence, Cardinal Pora- The Roman Rota refused to declare in. the w-orld can conquer such a spirit. “The first thing I do is to give the called for urgent measures, he got day for Camp Cody. A. A. GEISLER pili. Vicar General of Rome, in the ba­ mill and void a marriage iii which the “Striplings of eighteen showed the for­ wounded a drink of hot tea. I carry a further help to organize and maintain Michael Mattel left on Tuesday for silica of St. John Lateral). husband, after many quarrels with his titude of veterans. It was by baptism thermos bottle under my belt. Then Pare Quality Drugs, Toilet and Rubbtr f - Catholic young women’s service club Mare island to enter the marines. His Father Bonniwell returned to America consort, pretended that she had married of fire, and it was bell incarnate while stick a lighted cigarette between their Goods, Patent Medicines. there. brotlier Joe is stationed at Camp Dou October, 1914, and has been stationed at liim under compulsion and fear, or also glas. Utah. it lasted. There was a tirtle when I was lips, and that always brings a smile, no Prescriptions Correctly Compounded. What is true in his own Diocese is various churches in Ohio, Kentucky and with tlie provision that she claimed the Cornelius Higgins is stationed at Fort afraid to stay alone in the room during matter how badly wounded they are— 3221 Downing Ave. Phone Champa 638. true in practically every Diocese in the Colorado. He is a cousin of His Emi­ right to divorce him; but there was no Logan. a thunderstorm, and if anybody had told it gives them nevy ‘pep.’ Then, when South. They all require help from the nence, the late Cardinal McCloskcy. serious proof for either contention. (.Tune William Hayes of .39-28 Kalaiiiatli me that I could ever go thru such a they are ready for the litter bearers and general Catholic body to enable them .5, 1917.) street will leave on the 24th for Camp thing I would not have believed it. You about to be carried away, I whisper in 1 to do what ought to be done for the St.leo’saiilSt.Elizalieth’s The Pontifical Commission for the Au­ Codv. recoil for a minute, tlien you forget all their ears, ‘Courage, lad. God bless you. thousands of young Catholics who go New Historical Work by Great Nun. J thentic Interpretation of the Canon I-aw about yourself. Shells were dropping Think of God and your mother.’ down from the North. And in his posi ."Archbishop Purcell and the Archdio­ W. H. Henaler John Hensler answers three queries conceining feasts Catholic Boy Scouts Thrive. everywhere. Men were dropping to the “ I sent sixteen of them down their tion as a member of the adminisfrativ cese of Cincinnati,” a study, based on of obligation; (1) The law of abstinence Tlierc arc Catliolic Boy Scout troops earth, stones were flying and sliells painful path that way, and every one of HENSLER BEOS. committee of Bishojis, Bishop Russell is original sources by Sister Mary Agnes is binding, in France, on the following in many states, as follows: Alabama bursting all around. Our dugout received them was smiling despite the pain the authoritative s|H)kesman and sympa McCann, M.A., of the Sisters of tliaiity MODERN PLUMBERS suppressed holydays: New Year, Epiph­ 1; California, 6; Colorado, 8; Coniieeti one direct hit, but no one was injured. When I visit them at the hospital the thetic supporter of all proper demands of Cincinnati, well known in Denver, has Bemodeling and Jobbiag a Bpeetalty any, Immaculate Conception and SS. cut, 20; Georgia, 1; Illinois, 6; Indiana “ Lieut. John Galvin of Greenfield [state first thing they ask is how soon they of this kind. just l)een published. It is the disserta­ 1449 MdMTTOBA BY. Peter ami Paul; (2) the new Code does 6; Iowa, 6; Kentucky, 2; Maine, 1; Mas not given] came to the dressing-station will get back to the trenches to help It may be said at once that all who tion .submitted by the atithoress to the Phone Main 836? not ohauge anything as to the obligation sacliusetts, ,3.3; Michigan, 8: Minnesota after fighting gallantly all of the first their comrades. They are always anx are connected with the work of ranking Catholic Sisters’ College of the Catholic of applying the Mass for the people on 1 Missouri. 1; Montana, 1; Nebraska day He told the doctor there was some­ ious to know if they are sure to be sent the l>e8t use of the money subscribed for University. Washington, 1). C., in partial CHARLES E. THOMAS the suppressed feasts (Canons 3.39 and 1T New Haiiipsliire, 1: New Jersey, 32 thing the matter with his eardrums. He back to their old ‘outfit,’ as they call C?atholic war activities are only too fulfillment of the requirements for the 466); (3) feasts on holydays not men New York, 67; North Carolina, 1; Ohio, said he could not hear, and it interfered their units. I wouldn’t swap this job for Grarel Roofing and Cement Work. willing to honor such motlest requests degree of Doctor of Philosophy. Sister tinned in Canon 1247 arc no more of 3; Pemisylvariia, 9; Utah, 1; Virginia with his work. The doctor told him to the best pastoral place in America.” Reinforced concrete Ash Pit 16.00, Deliv­ as are made, for it has been recognized Mary Agnes is well know)) thruout Cin- ered and Set Up. obligation (as to Mass and servile work), 3; West Virginia. 1; Wisconsin. 1, and bathe his ears in hot water. Galvin from the very beginning that one of the einnati, wheic she has s])cnt moat of her wliatever the contrary custom or priv­ in foreign dependencies, 2; a total of laughingly replied, ‘How am I to get hot I Pope Lauded for Peace Efforts. 1217 Kalamath St Residence 276 Meada main obligations devolving upon the religious life in the various communities ilege. (February 17, 1918.) 222. Ill IVeemlier, 1916. there were 93 water when I can’t even get cold, doc?’ Herr Wirtz, the president of the “In Phone Champa 64. Phone South 2594. friends and relatives of thef,soldiers was of the Sist<>rs of Charity. “The History Catholic troops, but in December, 191 “ I followed him to the door of the dug- tcrnational Catholic Union,” wliicb held a to assist, emt of their means, the Cath of Mother Seton's Daughters,” published Decree of the Roman Curia—The Con there were 220, an increase of 127, or a out and shook hands with him. A shell conference at Zurich this year, forward olic people and clergy of the South te la.st year in two vohunea by I.s)ngman, gregntion of Rites, in its meeting of growth of over 136 per cent. just then burst near where the doctor ed to the Holy Father, on behalf of that provide those ministrations which of Green and company, won for her the jrarcli 5, has given its vote concerning: TO HELP MISSIONS. stood. I warned Galvin he had better hotly, an address which the “ Germania” their own substance they could not sup reputation of a caj)able and interesting (1) Tlie validity of the Apostolic process Money for the a»lstance of home or not stand near tlm door. He was just foreign missionary work of the Catholic in the cause of the Venerable Servant of KEATING FINDS WOMEN ARE has just published, with Cardinal Gas port, and the supply of which could hi.storian. about to go when another shell burst in Church can be sent to any of the follow­ God Ignatius Jenuaco, a secular priest NOT GETTING LIVING WAGES parri’s reply. In this address, the mem ing, which societies will gladly forward front of us. It mangled the poor fellow. it to YOUR ambassador on the battle- from Torre Aiinunziata, near Naples; hens of the union express an eager desire front of Jesus Christ: Congressman Edward Keating of Colo He will be mourned by the whole regi­ for peace, and refer in grateful terras Catholic Church Extension society, (2) the same also in the cause of the rado. a Catholic, is true to the den>aiid McCormick building, Chicago (constantly ment. He was a born soldier. He loved to the peace efforts of His Holiness, helping Colorado rural congregations). Venerable Servant of God Placidus Bac- of his Churcli, voiced thru Pope IjOo THE JOHN A. MARTIN DRUG CO. the military game ana was idolized by They continue: “As true sons the mem Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions, eber. a secular priest, O.S.B., rector of .\11I, that all working people are entitled 1326 New York avenue, N. W., Wash­ to a living wage. The report on his bill his men. hers of the conference regard with sym ington, D. C. Corner Fifteenth and Curtis Charles Building tlie Jesu, in Naples: (3) the nou-oult of Catholic Board for Mission Work to establish a minimum wage for women “ I had to do a little first aid work of •pathizing anxiety the insupportable re the Venerable Servant of God Luigia Among Colored People, No. 1, Madison and children in tlie District of Columbia my own in addition to giving the last strictions the Vicar of Clirist encounters avenue, New York. Borgiotti, co-foundress of the Sisters of disclosed the fact that wage-earning Society for the Propagation of the rites to the dying. As to the latter, it in the excrci.se of his supernatural office, For Reliable Drags and Family Medicines .lesus of Nazareth: (4) the same also in girls and women in the District of Co Faith, 343 Lexington avenue. New York, mattered not what faith they belonged and also the serious dangers that sur N. Y. tlie cause of the Venerable Servant of lurabia receive less than a living wage Address cancelled stamps of rare de- Almost one-half (40 per cent) earned to. If the man was a non-Catholic I round their beloved father.” In his an nomlnatlonfl (3, 4, 6, 6, 7, etc.), tinfoil, God IxKlovieo Maria Calea, a secular old Jewelry and other donations to less than $8 a week; over two-third would sav: A prayer won’t hurt you, | swer, the Cardinal f^ecretary of State American Headquarters of the Sodality Prescription Department priest jirofessed of the 0. S. Dorn. earned less than $10 a week. anyway, even if Fm not a minister of conveys the liearty ttianks of the Holy of St Peter (Jlaver for the African In charge of State registered pharmacist On March 12, 1918, the .same congrega­ This low wage, it was pointwl out, Missions, Fullerton building. Seventh was not owing to their youth and inex­ your faith.’ And in every case they Father for their filial devotion to him, and Pine streets, St Louis, Mo. tion has discussed two miracles presented Vtotv Open AU nifht. perience, for 72 per cent were 21 years begged me to pray and bless them. The His Holiness, he states, learned with joy froispt (tarrlo*. Telephone Main 1900 for the canonization of the Blessed Joan flourish. The great majority of the of age or older, and one-half of those spiritual feeling is strong in such trying that the first thought of the conference Ttm OsUvarr to All Parta of tiio City Say and Hlfbt. earning les.s than $8 a week had been at members of the “ International Catholic d'Arc. the Maid of Orleans. hours when death lurks everywhere. was approval of his work for peace work for five years. Nominations and Honors—Cardinal van Union” consist of Germans, but that The bill, if passetl. creates a perma­ There were no denominational lines out •‘With this thought,” says the Cardinal fact did not figure in the address which Rossum is made Prefect or of the Propa­ nent wage board, which in turn is to there. “the conference united a Qiristian senti they presented to His Holiness. ganda and Protector of the Sisters of appoint a subordinate wage board for “Just after the battle word reached ment in regard to the unfortunate breth the Poor of St. Francis; Cardinal Orres- each occupation. These boards are to me from some of our men that Private ren who, like patients in the deliri\mi of consist of representatives of employers, The Miles & Dryer Printing Co. tes Giorgi is made Major Penitentiarius; Charles Pipe, of Peabody, Mass., lay employes and the public. After careful fever, push back the kind and merciful Portuguese Concordat Soon. the new consiiltors of tlio congregation wounded in No Man’s land. They told 1732-34 LAWRENCE ST. study of the cost of living, and after hand that wants to save them and who The negotiations for a concordat by for the Eastern Cliureli are Archbishop public hearings, minimum wage rates are nic he was a Protestant boy, but, Pro­ repay the love of the father with in­ Portugal with the Holy See are well Estimates Given W ork Nomatallah. Fathers G. Galland. O.P., J, to be set for women and minors in each testant or Catholic, chaplains draw no gratitude.” The Pontiff, His Eminence advanced, and Catholics, particularly Catholic Work a Specialty. on Filograssi, S.,J., I. Hapfl. \O.S.B„ Edward oeciipafion sufficient to meet the neces­ from out of the City. Telephone 2851. sities of life, to maintain health and bo’indaries. I crept around the dead, but assured the union, wished them well and priests and religious, now have entir* Ilvigan, O.P., B. KIumpcr,..Q.F.M.j, Abbot 1, ffiricnev. couldn’t find Pike. I came back and got hoped their labors would fructify and liberty. Thursday, June 20, 1918. DENVER CATHOLIC REOISTER. ^ P a g e Seven.

Bre It,” Esteban airectcd; tnen ne ran seemed so long. He was laboring over out Into the hall to Investigate that a gigantic treadmill, balancing like an other shouting. He found the chamber equilibrist upon a revolving sphere. whence It Issued and tried to smash Well, It was a simple matter to stop Yolir Living Expenses the door; but at the second blow he walking, sit down, and allow himself heard a gunshot from within and the to be spun backward around to the wood splintered outward almost Into place where Rosa was waiting. He his face. Simultaneously, from some­ pondered this Idea for some time, un­ where outside the house, arose the til Its absurdity became apparent. Un­ Have Increased notes of a Spanish bugle-call. doubtedly he must be going out o f his Young Varona waited to hear no head; he saw that It was necessary to more. Nor did his m en; realizing the keep walking until the. back-spin of peril Into which they had been led, that treadmill brought Rosa to him. Fifiurc out YOUR OWN high cost of living. You Avill they bolted from the house as fast as But the time came when he could find that your grocery bills, your shoe bills, your clothing they could go. There wj^s no need for walk no farther. He tried repeatedly bills, your rent or taxes and every other item that enters quesUons; from the direction of the and failed, and meanwhile the earth into YOUR OWN niaintenauce have increased. With very sugar mill came bellowed orders and spun even more rapidly, threatening to the sound of. men shouting to their whirl him off Into space. It was a ter­ little figuring you ‘will find horses. Evidently those were troops— rible sensation; he lay down and and trained troops, too, for they took hugged the ground, clinging to roots — THAT ALTHOUGH YOUR WAGES no time to saddle; they were up and and sobbing weakly. Rosa, he knew, mounted almost before the marauders was just around the next bend In the HAVE BEEN INCREASED THAT had gained the backs of their own ani­ trail; he called to her, but she did not mals. answer, and he dared not attempt to YOUR MONEY BUYS LESS THAN IT Instantly there began a blind battle creep forward because his grip was In desperately cramped quarters. failing. He could feel his fingers sllp- Riders fought stirrup to stirrup with plng—slipping. His last thought, as he PH) A FEW YEARS AGO. clubbed rifles and machetes; saddles ■ ii-ufrin'T were emptied and the terrified horses went whirling end over end through space, was of his sister. She would Your increa.sed income has been absorbed by the in­ bolted. Some o f them lunged up the banks, only to tumble down again, never know how hard he had tried to creased cost of what you and your family need to eat, wear their thre.shing limbs and sharp-shod reach her. • * a a * a a A Personal Responsibility and make your home comfortable. Although you may have hoofs working more havoc than blows received a 10 per cent increase in wages you are really from old-time battle-hammers. Late on the second day after the bat­ tle Asensio returned to his bohlo. Rosa working on a 1.5 per cent re

FATHER MENNIS PASTOR OF CENTRAL CIH; NEW PROVINCIAL IN Baring th* nunmar montlu w* oloM A Vacation Suggestion on Saturday*, as on wtekdays, at 8 To enjoy your vacation to the fullest extent you want your eyes In the best GREELEY AND EATON SORRY TO LOSE HIM p. m. possible condition. Strained eyes spoil the pleasures of our-door sports and ST. LOUIS PROVINCE Bight seeing, as well as of reading. If your eyes are troubling you. if you have headaches or a strained feeling above the eyes—have them relieved before the time for your vacation. The Hfv. Michael Monnis, nssistant dill during tlie past winter. The sum­ OF REDEMPTORISTS pastor at St. Peter's cluirch, Greeley, for mer meetings will he spent at the parks several years, lias been appointed pastor or lakes around here. Father Guendling, Former Den­ TbeSwigert Bros. Optical Co of the chiu'ch at Central City, and will Mrs. Frank Benson has gone to Den­ ver Pastor, Made Superior take up his work there this week. ver to sjiend several weeks. in New Orleans. Whose Xspntatlon and Equipment Give Father Ej;l>ert Fischer will succeed liira -Mr. .lolm Starr, who left here last May yon the Highest Grade of Service. Byes that need glasses at Greeley. Father Mennis has made a to make his home in Denver, has re­ Very Rev. Christopher McEnniry, C. are entitled to special­ 1550 California St. Denver ised effort. splendid reeord at Greeley and in the turned to Greeley -to go hack to the S.S, R,, formerly rector and professor of surrounding missions. He was a Denver Greeley fire department. He had l)cen moral theology, in Oeonomowoc, has visitor on Tuesday. with the fire department for the past lieen appointed provincial superior of tlie si.\ years ami the people of Greeley are Redeiiqitorist Fathers’ Province of St. Tliere was not a dry eye among flic very glad to sec him in his old place Louis, which inelmles the jiriests of St. meinl)ers of the Katon Mission Sunday again. Joseph’s chiircli, Denver. He is w ell; when Fattier Mennis after the sermon known in the St. f>oiiia diocese, bavin;.; ■ Get the Habit of Saving! announced that it was his last Sunday given tlie diocesan retreats last year at in Eaton. Father Mennis, after two No matter how small your salary or income is, you NOTED POETESS IS Kendrick seminary. He is the author years of earing for the Eaton Mission, of “ Father Tim Casey,” which has ap- should save something. I I lias endeared himself to every Catholic pi'ared for many years in the Ligiioriaii. One dollar or more starts you right with a Sav. in the Eaton country. The memliership VISITOR TO DENVER Ver.v Rev. Thomas P. Brown, C. SS. ings Bank Account. lias increased to almost three times its R., who has been provincial for the past Mrs. Kathcrin Ward Murphy, one of former size. There has heen a large twelve years, and who is well known THOMAS J. MORAN. Catechism class, a number of converts the most prominent Catholic poetesses here, has been appointed rector of the Thomas J. Moran, who enlisted June have heen made and under his kindly of America, was a Denver visitor on seminary at Oeonomowoc, of which he 1, has been sent to the quartermaster’s Hibernia Bank & ffnst Co., Tuesday, on her way to the Pacific management Eaton was fast becoming is the founder. He lately re^tiirned from training school at Camp Joseph John­ Cool Coast where, with her husliand, h'rancis 15th and Champa Sts. Denver, Colorado one of the first missions in Weld county. his visit to the houses of (he Baltimore ston, Jacksonville, Fla. He was The Murphy, she will sail for .Alaska. She is While the members of the little mission province, and the vice province of To­ Register correspondent for St. Patrick’^ Comfortable a former student of the Sisters of Char­ are grieverl to lose him, the good wishes ronto. 3’ery Rev. Fattier Brown left He is enthusiastic over the treatment ity of the Cincinnati, 0., motherhouse, and prayers of all go with him to his for Oeonomowoc last week. and care given by Uncle Sam. Clothes new charge. Father Fischer, the new and called on the sisters at the .Sacred Very Rev. J. J. McGinn, C.SS. R., assistant to Father Hickey at St. Heart convent.. Mrs. Murphy writes Avoid that careless, uncomfort­ Xodak Headquarters has been re-appointed rector of St. Al- able feeling created by the reck­ Peter’s, Greeley, will take charge of the under the name of Katherin Ward. Her phonsus’ (Rock) church, ¥>t. Louis. lessly made summer attire—which poems are a featvu-e in the New Y’ork REV. J1EG1S BARRETT disgusts you when you see it on Harttord-McConaty mission. Rev. .4ugustine Guendling, C. SS. R. others, and which disgusts you '"KODAKS Globe and appear also in many Catholic of the St. Ixiuis coiniiiiinity, who pre­ still more on yourself. (Greeley.) publications. Some of her Irish songs ceded the \'ery Rev. Thos. Condon, C. GOES AS CHAPLAIN With ^ Powers-Behen Suit, you FILMS AND Undertaking Co. have won ^idc fame. One prmliiced re­ will never feel out of place In any Father Mennis left Greeley June 18 SS. R., as the Denver superior, has heen society, on any occasion. .. PHOTO GOODS cently by the Victor company went Fatlier Regis Barrett, 0. S. B., who V I Develop Film 10c Soil. 1455-57 GLENARM ST. to take the parish at Central City. He appointed rector of the New Orleans t tliru an edition of 200,000 records in lias done splendid work as a missionary We are showing the best In ‘i i PHONE MAIN 7779 lias been a fine assistant here and was eommiinitv. Tropical Weaves, Palm Beach and well liked by everyone. He came a few nine months. in mining communities of Boulder other summer Materials, Styles, i F O R D S Sixteenth St Makes and Values unexcelled. Denver, Oolorado. montiis before Father Ca.sey’s death and county, recently left for the East, to gia.so to fao MaU orders solicited. Catalogs mailed has been with us "for over two years. enter the United States service as a free on request. OBITUARY. The people of the parish made up a LEGAL BOOKLET IS EXPERT FOR NUNS’ chaplain. He came West for his health ROHERT .T. QUIXI-AX of 1040 West purse of $110 which was given to him and obtained a complete cure. .'12nd avenue died .June Ki. Tlie funeral on tlic 10 a. m. train. Father Egbert A fair held some weeks ago under ARTISTIC AID TO SOLDIERS SUMMER SCHOOL Boy War Savings Stamps was held Sunday, witli services at the Fischer of Cincinnati, Ohio, will take his Father Regis’ direction for the lienefit Holy Family eliurch and interment in place here. of the Nederlands mission netted near­ MEMORIALS J. A. Gallaher, prominent Catholic Miss Alice Ru.sscll, a Denver public -Mount Olivet. Direction of W. P. Mrs. Hickey and son Morris spent last ly $700. A little church is to be built lawyer, who is the chief representative scliool tcaclu'r who is an expert in deal­ Horan & Son. week in Greeley. It was Mr. Morris in the tungsten town. of Hie Catholics on the war service ing with retarded children, will give sev­ DOMINIC PACfiMZZr of 122.) 17th Hickey’s vacation. couniil. is a member of a legal commit­ eral lectures before the summer school j street died .Tune 11. The funeral was Mrs. Joseph Bihian of this parish is FATHER LA JEUNESSE WILL tee that has just issued a comprehen­ of the Catholic teaching sisters of Colo­ ^ibtTSrATCAUiroiwrC^*^ liehl from W. P. Horan & .Son's Satur­ critically ill of heart trouble. sive “ U‘gal Booklet” imdcr the ausiiices rado, which will open in Denver week SPEND VACATION IN CANADA DENVER. day, with Mass at Mount Carmel church The Newman clnh will have meetings of the Colorado State Council of Defense. after next. The sisters attending the ami interment at Mount Olivet. during tlie summer just the .same as it ~'The Rev. G. Joseph LaJeiinessc, pas­ Tlie pamphlet eoi^ains information rela­ school, whieli lasts all of July, will lie JURGARET RYDER of 1136 Lipan tor of St. Joseph’s church, Fort Collins, tive to the laws regarding soldiers and housed in various convents of the eitv. left Denver on Tuesday afternoon for SISTERS OF MERCY AT street died June 17. Tlie funeral was sailors and is for the use of drafted and a vacation in Montreal and vicinity. HOSPITAL CONVENTION lield from W. P. Horan & Son’s Wednes­ 3D ORDER MONUMENT enlisted men, their dependents and ad­ day, with Requiem. Maes at St. IjCo’s He will visit his father and sister, who visers. The booklet will be available ORPHANS’ RED CROSS PLAY and interment at Sit. Olivet. live in a small town close to Montreal. Sister Mary Sebastian, superintendent for distribution within a few days. It s h o w s w o n d e r f u l s k il l MARGARET RYDER of 11.36 Lipan TO BE MAGNIFICENT ' The, Rev. Julian Layton, C. M., one of of nurses at Mercy hospital, and her sis­ is the most comprehensive yet issued street died .June 7. The funeral was the professors at St. Thomas’ seminary, ter, Sister Mary of Mercy, superior of The plans for the monument to be by any state. „ The children of the Queen of Heaven Iiehl Wednesday from W. P. Horan &, Denver, will take his place at Fort St. Joseph’s parish school, are in Chi­ erected by the Third Order of St. Fran­ The state takes special care, in re­ Orphanage presented a very interesting .Son’s, with Ma.ss at .St. I>‘o’s church. Collins. cago this week attending the conven­ cis in Mount Olivet cemetery call for a gard to debts and ta.xes, etc., of its sol­ program' at their entertainment ar­ BRIDGET MY'ERS of .3548 Gilpin, tion of the National Catholic Hospital magnificent structure, to cost $7,000. diers. The chapter titles show what the ranged for the Red Cross benefit last mother of Mrs. L.:G. Larkin, Mrs, Dan­ association. They will also visit rela­ The memorial, which will contain a fig­ booklet treats of: “ Analysis of provi­ Sunday at the Woman’s club. Every YOUNG MEN IN ARMY, iel Lee, George W. and Richard J. tives and will go to Michigan for a short ure of CTirist hanging on the Cross, with sions of Soldiers and .Sailors’ Civil Re­ number of songs, drills and plays FEW JUNE WEDDINGS Meyers, died June 17. The funeral was stay before returning to Denver. one arm released and embracing St. lief Act; family allowances, allot­ was rendered in a manner surprising to BILLS BROS. held under tin* direction of W. P. Horan Francis of Assisi, will be one of the ments, compensations and war risk in- the rather large audience , and one The number of Catholic young men in E. O Hafner, Propr. & Son Wednesday morning, witli Mass largest monuipents in the West. The insurance; decedents’ c.states, including could not lielp tnit admire the patience the national service from Denver is hav­ SERGEANT THOS. MALLOY at the Annunciation church and inter­ 771 Broadway figures represent a famous vision that dc.scent, administration and disposition of the good Sisters in accomplishing the ing a most serious effect on the supply ARRIVES SAFELY IN FRANCE ment at Mount Olivet. VMt T«hi« Ui Tent Money. occurred in the lifetime of St. Francis. of personal property in camps; wills, difficult feat of coaching the little ones of June weddings. There arc fewer oc­ Tlie monument will not be erected for including forms and suggestions ns to in their often complex roles. The drills, curring here than in many years. Cliarles E. Malloy of 122.3 Corona some time yet, Tiut the Third Order is disposition of property and insurance especially the dumb-bell and parasol There was not a single wedding in the street has- received word that his son. J.B.C0SGR1FFD1ES; already making arrangements to raise policies; powers of attorney and e.vccu- drills, were a marvel of exactness and Cathedral parish in the first eleven days Sergeant Thomas A. Malloy, has ar­ the necessary money. The movement is tion of instruments; trustee to manage would have done credit to classes com­ of June—a strange record there for this rived safely in France, where he soon month. PROMINENT BANKER in charge of Father Raymond Walsh, affairs, guardianship and custody of chil­ posed of much older children. The play, hopes to be on the firing line. O. F. M., spiritual director of the Third dren, homestead and other exemptions; “Over There,” was produced in good J. B. CosgrifT, the banker, died at his Order, assistant pastor of St. Elizabeth’s miscellaneous (criminal liability, tax styld, and several of the children showed W.I. ^ We have Denver home last Saturday night. He cliureh. exemptions, voting when absent from fine talent in acting and pronunciation. Gh-eenlee ^ stood the sufTcred a stroke of paralysis while state); legal aid and Red Cross.” The recitation, “The Wounded Soldier,” Preiideni test of taking dinner with liis family at 7 6eo. A. time. Es­ presented by graduates, was especially o’clock. The funeral was held from the Greenlee tablished appreciated by the audience. Rev. Win. ' Treaiurer Cathedral Tuesday morning, with Sol­ PROMINENT FINANCIERS 1874. GREAT WAR RECORD W. Ryan’s words to the graduates were i emn High Mass. The celebrant was PATIENTS AT MERCY impressive and closed an entertainment i Father J. P. Trudel, S. S.; the deacon, AWNINGS OF THE IRISH 69TH Some prominent non-CathoIics have refieeting great credit upon the good' Father Murphy of San Francisco; the recently undergone operations at Mercy Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart. sub-deacon. Father Macauley, and the Jerry Sullivan, qf Denver, state presi­ hospital. Hugh Alexander, president of master of ceremonies, Father William dent of the -\neient Order of Hibernians, the First National bank, and .John Os­ Higgins. Father H. L. McMenamiii pro­ is a former mcniiicr of the famous old good of Redstone, Cpio., a wealthy citi­ nounced tile absolution and spoke. Onth regiment of New York, which is zen tliere, hotli underwent serious o)ier- REGISTER WANT ADS THE DENVER MARBLE Mr. CosgiitT came here from Salt Lake Auto Tents termed the 165th regiment in the pres­ ations a few days ago and are doing City seven years ago, having gone tlierc WANTED—By a Catholic lady, em­ ent war and wliich lias elready had six­ nicely. Sever Daley, president of the ployment for summer months. Phone and GRANITE CO. ten years jireviously from Sheridan, ty-eight meinliers decorated with tlie York 1558W. Pioneer hank, is recovering at the lios- Wyo., where lie had conducted a large Frciieh war cross for bravery. Mr. Sulli­ pital from a serious attack of pneu­ WANTED—Catholic boy with wheel, MONUMENTS AND stm’k farm and engaged in hanking. Ife van spent four years in the regiment, Camp Outfits monia. steady position and advanceme'nt for in­ MAUSOLEUMS founded four banks in Wyoming and which has permission from the U. ^ dustrious boy. Apply 1645 California | the Hamilton National bank, Denver. street at once. Office and Works government to carry the green fiag of “ STAR SPANGLED BANNER” lie was 54 years old and is survived Treland in battle. On the color stand­ 1324 Lawrence St., Denver, Colo. WANTED—A good Catholic home for liy his widow, four children, a brother ard of the regiment is a hand of gold WILL FOLLOW “ ANGELUS” The Denver Cathedral plans to intro­ a beautiful blue-eyed boy, about five Phone Main 1815 and two sisters. presented to it by Congress in recogni­ months old. Perfectly healthy and very duce a beautiful patriotic feature with Tbe Oldest and Most Reliable Agents for tion of the fact that the regiment bright. Address, B'ox 772,’ Trinidad, its religious custom of ringing the An- Colorado. “ IT PAYS TO TRADE Hotel Help in tbe West. fought in fifty five battles of the Civil geliis. Every noon, right after the bell Hale and Female Help Bent Everywhere war for the union. It was the first regi­ DRESSMAKING and ladies’ tailoring. ' WHERE THE BEST GOODS ARE MADE.” rings calling Catholics to prayer, “ The when R. R Fare la Advanced. CATHOUC OmCER ment to entrain after receiving orders Mrs. 0. M. Howard, 127 E. 7th avenue.! Star Spangled Banner” is to be played. Phone South 4079 R. i to report at the .\merican-Mexican lior- Some of the Pacific Coast and Philadel­ CANADIAN KILLED IN FRANCE der when the Villa scare was on. The FOR RENT—Apartments equipped for ! phia churches already follow this custom. I’rayers were asked at the Denver regiment is composed of Irish-Aincrican housekeeping; $3.50 to $8 weekly. 1358 . Catholics. Emerson, Capitol Hill; plain, tidy, home­ The Schaefer Tent & Awning Co. EMPLOYMENT Cathedral last Sunday for the repose like; general parlor, piano, porches, laun­ of the soul of Lieutenant Einniet Ih'au- When you see the D. & F. Tower dry, steam heated in winter: conveniently ■ Peter C. Schaefer. AGENCY gon, of New Haven, Conn., who was near stores, school. Cathedral, churches, ; Joe A. Schaefer 1421 LARIMER STREET Main 481. 1528 Larimer. killed fighting for litierty in France academies, tbe capitol and Civie Center Denver, Colo. FATHER MINOT IS parks. Take 13th ave. car 33 at depot The officer was known in Denver. THINK O’Brien a i'L Phones Main 387 and 7327. Establlahed 1880. Hm. J. White, Prop. or elsewhere. OPERATED UPON The Leading Straw Hat House in the WANTED—Good Catholic home for j ------. I City. I healthy hahy boy, one week old. Call! Murphy's Root Beer Fiitlier .Tolm Minot, S. J., of Sacred j at St. Joseph's Hospital. Heart college, was operated on last Mon- Straws $2 to $4 1634 and 1726 CURTIS STREET HACKETHAL da.v at .“^t. Joseph’s hospital. Father 1 GREAT OPPORTUNITY—Owner re­ Panamas $3 to $6 tiring from biisiiie.ss, offers a furnished - Pkia« Main C39a Denrtr, Colt Minot is resting easy and Ins complete | The Windsor Farm Dairy Tbao Haekatbal ' apartment house earning large profits, ■ JAAfSS SWSDNICY, 0*0. Haakatbal recovery is only a matter of days. Up-to-date, Stylish and Fine Fitting I located on Capitol Hill, within walking 1855 Blake Street. Phones Main 5136-5137 BROS. distance to business center, and on ear i FULL LINE OF FURNISHINGS. ■ line running directly to Union depot. DR. J. J. MEEHAN ARCHBISHOP MUNDELEIN’S I Tlie premises are conveniently near | Our reputation demands that WRITINGS IN BOOK FORM j stores. Cathedral, school, academy and . we distribute only DENTIST UNDERTAKERS I State Capitol and Civic Center parks.' PYORRHEA & ORAL PROPHYLAXIS The Extension Press of Chicago has I Three lots go with the building, thus per- ' Hours 9-12 a. m., 1-6 p. m. just issued a ratlier unusual liook. "Two mitting its enlargement. Business is fast ; surrounding the location, which assures j SUITE 501 MACK BLK. PH. M. 5265 Crowded Years.” Ix'ing selected addresses, The Best Milk and Cream 16th and California. HATS permanent increase in value. Price, I Personal Private Ambulance pastorals and letters issued in Arcli- $25,000; cash required, $17,500. P. 0. ' HIGH-CLASS SERVICE Service Idshop George William Mundelein's first Box 784. Day or Phone Main two years as liead of the tliicago arch-- SHOES diocese. The forward is 1)V Monsignor I WANTED—Work by boy during sum- | The A. W. Clark Drug Co. Night • 3 6 5 8 TWO STORES: Kraneis Clement Kelley, head of the 1 mer, for board, room and small pay. In Cenn 8th Av*. and Jatnn St Extension society. iSearcely any pre­ CLOTHING j or near Denver. Phone to Sister Superior 8rl Avt. and Elati St 1451 Kalamath Street late in the history of the Catholic ■ at St. Vincent’s. Important to Parents FYERYTHTNG IN DRUGS Cluireh has aeeoiiiplished as much within so sliort a time as the eminent BUY YOUB rUKL AND FKZO 6V If you have children from four to fourteen years of Arehtiishop of Cliieago who. as Monsig­ nor Kelley points out, was never even The American Fuel anc age it would be to your interest to send for Free Booklet M. O'KEEFE, President W. C. HAN8E94, BecreUry mentioned in connection with the see Feed Co. showing the importance of Educational Advancement. J. C. STORTZ, Pr«B. THE SAMMY WILL APPRECIATE A MILITARY WRIST wlien it was vacant, and who came to the city a total stranger to its jicople Cer. Larimer ind 234 Sts. OOAla WOOD, HAY AND CHAM Please send me free booklet with no obligation on my WATCH OR AN EMBLEM RING and priests. Phone Main 2483 4201 Josephine s part. Name...... selected from the stock of the WM. E. RUSSELL, l>*ala SB Address...... Hours: I to 12. 1 to I. Phons Main 8411 M. O’Keefe Jewelry Co. Coke, Wood City...... & Charcoal, The Store of Quality P. S.— Mail this coupon to Dept. K, Catholic Register DR. J. J. O ’NEIL-Denfisf •au*. 16S3 Wsltoa M 827 Fifteenth St. Phone Main 6440 ■ult* Ttl icaok Bolidlac in k aad OallfozBla Btrssts Tard Vo. 1, barlmsT and 4tk | Office. If ARQARET O'KEEFE. Treasurer W. J. KKRWIN, Vice Preeldenv Yard Vo. a, ailpia aad 89tt : noBM IColB 685, 685, 687 0017: