ARCHBISHOP JOHN BAPTIST PITAVAL DIES IN DENVER JOSEPH SMO fill KEIIREmCOUJUIOCIERGMN, FORMERiy OF SANTA FE SEE, IS STATE BEPVTY OF I OF C. HILL BE BHRIED HEBNESBAY Colorado Convention This Sunday and One of First Two Priests Ordained in Monday m Pueblo Colorado

3! The Colorado state convention of and delegates will be held in the The Most Rev. John Baptist Pitaval, D.D., titular Arch­ -v)ie Knights of Columbus will be held Pueblo club rooms Saturday after­ bishop of Amida, former Archbishop of Santa Fe, New Mexico, The National Catholic W elfare. Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register and The Pueblo Sunday and Monday, May noon from 2 to 6 o’clock. Reception died at St. Anthony's hospital, Denver, at 8:30 Wednesday committees will be at the Union sta­ Register. Our News Is Carried.to Us by Airplanes— the Only Aeronautic News Service That Comes to Colorado and 28. Joseph Stanko, Pueblo tion Saturday to greet the visitors. evening. His Grace was a victim of Bright’s disease and di­ liBiness man who has served as state The convention proper will open abetes, with heart complications, and had a long siege of I eputy of the order for four terms, with Solemn PontincaT Mass in the VOL XXin. No. 40. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1928. $2.00 PER YEAR illness before the end came. Early this year, his health showed I jilL pass out of office at this con- Sacred Heart church Monday morn­ serious signs of breaking, and he was anointed several weeks ^ntion. He refuses to permit his ing at 8 o’clock. The Rt. Rev. J. ime to be put up again for election, Henry Tihen, D.D., Bishop of Den­ ago. He was not able to lie down because of choking caused ^ though he would undoubtedly be ver and state chaplain o f the Knights “ Death Comes for the Archbishop” l.K TFNINii IN by the heart disease and he died propped up in his chair.in ” 10860 for the fifth time if he so de- of Columbus, will officiate. Business his office. In his passing, Colorado loses one of her genuine ^ e d . He has made an extraordinary will start at 9:30, at the K. of C. pioneer clergymen and the hierarchy of America loses one Scord. home. A luncheon will be served J Various prominent leaders in K. The Congregationalist, published of its most picturesque figures. at 12 o’clock in the Vail hotel for the in Boston, seems to be a rather high y C. work have been promoted by delegates and state officers. The cIsMS denominational magazine, and With him at the time of his death their studies in France, came to ^ e n d s in recent weeks for the state convention will reconvene at 1:30 yet its ignorance of Catholicity is so was his successor, the Most Rev. America and spent several ^puty’s office. Among them are and will come to a close with the con­ amazing that we could hardly .believe Archbishop Albert T. Daeger, O.F. months at St. Mary’s, Baltimore, before being ordained in Den­ ^ e e Denver men— Jolin B. Mc- vention ball for delegates, visiting our eye* when some friend sent us a M., now’ metropolitan of Santa Fe. ver. Father Servant and the ^auran, who served twice as grand brothers and members of Pueblo copy, this week, of the April* 12 issue, A group of priests, Franciscan ai|^ of the Denver council; John council at 8:80 Monday night. A Sisters and laics also saw the passing Archbishop were close friends Morrissey, who is likewise a past with several marked articles. W e card party and reception, under find one article on " A Little Sick of the prelate. Father Armand For- until death parted their com­ 'and knight and a prominent at- the auspices of the Catholic Daugh­ stall, S.J., of Regis college, an old radeship. Mother Dolorine, now mey, and John Sullivan, the present Child and Her Nurse,’’ written by ters of America, will be held Mon­ Jane T. Wolfe, "a former Y.W.C.A. friend who gave Extreme Unction to superior of St, Mary’s academy, .and knight of Denver council. day afternoon, for the entertainment worker” and a “ former Baptist," now the Archbishop, was there, as were witnessed their ordination. ®nmes W. Ruane of Trinidad, district of the women who accompany their the “ wife of the pastor of the First Father McMullen, chaplain of the Paid in Livestock ep u ^ o f the order in that section, husbands to the state convention. Congregationalist church, Milford, hospital; Mother Xaveria, the super­ Shortly after his ordination, Fa- as likewise been prominently men* Joseph Stanko, in his four terms Moss.” For sheer ignorance of Cath­ ior of St. Anthony’s, and Miss Mamie their Pitaval went to San Luis du ioned as a candidate, although as state deputy, has seen the forma­ olic doctrine, this article takes the Hotz, housekeeper for His Grace. Culebra, in the San Luis valley, jimora have recently said that he tion of four new councils—tCanon prize among all our reading in years, Archbishop Daeger arrived in Denver where he made his home while he • ould not permit his name to be put City, San Luis, Antonito, and the and' yet it appears in a high-priced Wednesday morning and left again worked all through the valley as a fc for voting. Friends may insist Rio Grande council at Del Norte. magazine and is given the heading, Thursday. He will return in time for missionarv. He was a man of l|)at his name be put up Three of these councils, it will be in large type, “ This is a true story.” the funeral next Wednesday. wonderful physique and his work ^ The state convention will start, as noted—San Luis, Antonito, and Rio Five Bishops to Pronounce during the nine years he was in the lual, with degree work, at the club Grande— are in the San Luis valley. The article tells how a dietician, Absolution valley demanded great strength. He bme o f Pueblo council. The first His career as state deputy has been “ a Protestant girl just out o f train­ Archbishop Pitaval will be buried told the writer several times thst he f^egree will be given at 9 • o’clock marked by varied activities for the ing,” >^as given a job in a large city in Denver. The remains will be kept “ lived those nine years on horse­ j^unday morning. The second will good of religion, such as the promo­ hospital. There was a little patient at St. Anthony’s hospital until next back,” visiting all parts o f the val­ ^Inrt immediately after the first, and tion of lecture tours to boost Cath­ dying in a free word, and because Tuesday afternoon, when they will be ley on missionary work. He secured ijiie third will immediately follow. The olic higher education, the protection she had bean used to awful poverty transferred to the Cathedral. They his support largely through the gift ^|*ueblo team will be in charge of the of the Church against bigot legisla­ the nurses found it difficult to get will lie in state at the Cathedral over o f livestock. The many Spanish and ■ Irst and second, and District Deputy tion, a pronam for the protection her to eat. She was not'accustomed Tuesday night, with a guard of honor Mexicans in the valley used to give james W. Ruane will be in charge of of the reli^ons and civic rights of to anything so fine os hospital food. composed of Knights of Columbus. him sheep and other livestock from ise third, assisted by the, Denver the Mexicans, the broadcasting of The dietician, by playing a little The Office for the Dead will be re­ their herds, and then some of them rJcCTee team. The convention banquet Catholic lectures over the radio, the game of tosteing broth with the child, cited by the priests Wednesday morn­ would look after his herds until he [Jill be held Sunday evening at 8 protection of Catholic civic rights finally induc^ the patient to eat. ing at 10 o’clock, and Solemn Pon­ found an opportunity to sell them. rV’clock. Bishop J. Henry Tihen will through the courts (as in the PUtte- tifical Mass of Requiem will be sung About 1898, Father Pitaval was 1^3 the {mincipal speaker and Thomas vUle Bible caes Lillian O’­ Then, one day, the dietician was immediately afterwards! The cele­ transferred. Then he began another 'je l l y M l be the toastmaster. State Connor school-teacher case) and by called to the ward. The little girl brant of the Mass will be His Grace, picturesque period In his colorful '^7eputy Stanko will also speak. various other movements. He has was dying. A priest was there to ad­ Archbishop Daeger, and the preacher career. Father Downey was pastor Afternoon degree work will not be constantly visited alj sections of the minister Extreme Unction. The little will be the Rt. Rev. J. Henry Tihen, at Aspen, a mining town where busi­ |eld, owing to extraordinary interest state in the promotion of K. of C. girl, according to the'article, wouldn’t D.D., Bishop of Denver. Five abso­ ness was humming. Bishop Nicholas anifested in Pueblo in the Pueblo- work and has shown that the state touch "the bread and 'wine.” The lutions will be given by members of G. Matz wanted to establish a pa­ [{•enver Western league double- deputy’s officp is one which carries Protestant dietician went bravely to the hierarchy after the Mass. Those rochial schoed atr Aspen and named ‘ eader. with it the opportunity to be of im­ the rescue. There by the bed “ w who will officiate at these are Arch­ Father Pitaval co-pastor ■with Father i A general reception for visitors mense value to the Church at large. the tray with the sacred wafers and bishop Daeger, Bishop Tihen, the Rt. Downey in order to look after this the cup of wine. The dietician sat Rev. Anthony J. Schuler, S.J., D.D., work. Father Downejr, one o f the li down in her usual pisice. Taking up Bishop of El Paso; the R t Rev. Dan­ most beloved of the pioneer clergy, wafer in her band, she said: ‘ If iel J. Gercke, D.D., Bishop of Tucson, remained in Aspen for two years cs ‘ABBOrS LODGE” NAME GIVEN TO taste pnjtr. yritl jo u taste one, tooT and one other yet to be selected. The co-pastor with Father Pitaval and ’The chiia took nor ’waferj and they four already named are the Biehops then went to Creede (no longer a ate them together. She had loved of the Santa Fe province. parish). the little games.” Then the dietician Interment will be made in Mount Built Church and School WEW BENEDICTINE CAMP FOR BOYS Olivet cemetery, Denver, where Arch­ took up the “ cup of wine.” " I f I In Aspen, Father Pitaval built a drink, will yon drink too?” she asked bishop Pitaval, shortly after return­ combination church and school build­ . "The Abbot’s Lodge’’ is the pic- named after the early Spanish ex­ the child. The dying child nodded, ing to Denver, secured his own burial ing, which is still in use, although the plot and erected his own tombstone, f iiresque name given by- the Bone- plorer, Moscosco de Alvarada, one of and drank the wine. ‘T h e priest said school is no longer conducted. Aspen, having everything engraved on it ex­ r^ictine Fathers of Holy Cross abbey De Soto’s band, who first visited the the last prayer, and the parents and like many other mining to-wns, lost spot in the sixteenth century, is the children wept forelornly.” cept the date of his death. He was a great deal of its population with Lfl> the new summer camp for boys probably moti-vated in this by the L iey have purchased in the San Isa- starting point for a myriad of trails the collapse of the mining industry, satne idea that causes some o f the F ,el forest, nine miles west of West- which lead to Comanche lake, Lake All that is wrong with this article although it has retained enough still [qiiffe in the Wet Mountain valley, of the Clouds, Hermit lake. Rainbow I religious orders to have members dig to have a resident pastor and re­ ist above the Alvarado forest lake and hundreds of other beautiful Most Rev. John B. Pitaval, D.D. Eztrame Unction is a sacrament a ' small rart of their own grave ports have indicated fnat the famous I linger station. The camp will open stretches of deep, bluish, shimmer­ of anointing with oil. It is given by eriodicalfy— in order to emphasize in old camp is about to see a revivaL is own mind the necessity of pre­ ;li the week o f June 10 and close ing waters laden with mountain fish. nointing the senses and praying for g It was a t^ ica l ‘Western mining Seemingly bottomless old craters and the forgiveness of the sins committed paring for death. town when Father Pitaval was there ■ eptember 1. The terms are $20 Archbishop Pita-val has a nephew,' week, with special rates for parties. mysterious, unexplored caves in the by the aid of these senses. It is quite — a to'wn with many saints and many The lodge, which is in a scenic breast of the San^e de Cristo moun­ PRIEST WILL BE ORDAINED FOR clearly commanded in the Scriptures Claudius Laurenson, living near who were anything but saintly. T ie jtting that beggars description, • is tains present a diversity of towering by St. James. Lyons, France. His Grace was bom gainbling halls and other places February 10, 1858, in S t Genis, irty feet wide and eighty feet long. peaks piercing the skies and deep It bos no eonne'btioa whatsoever epical of those pioneer mining seb- Tehre Loire, France, of John B ^tist ; is built of native bdge-pole pine craters and caves searching the NEW REUGIOUS CONGREGATION with bread and wine. 3ements ran full blast a large part and Jane Pitaval. He had one sister, f glinked with cement. The protected de'pths of the earth. If the child were given Commun­ of the time. But many ^.Catholic Tutors on Staff ion, she would be given not bread Jane, who is dead. A somewhat people reared splendid families in I ijorch is fifteen feef wide by fifty curious thing happened after Arch­ pact long. The living room is 25 by Every day there will be always While three of his classmates will receiving.the priesthood in the Scran­ and wine, but only the consecrated Aspen and the work o f Father Pit- something different to see or to do. be receiving the Holy Priesthood in ton (Pa.) Cathedral. Bread. bishop Pitaval had retired and moved aval was largely responsible for their feet and contains a large o;ien to Denver. One of his boyhood ^ .e place, constructed of native Far those who desire to mix a the Denver Cathedral on June 3, Rev. Mr. Barkus- was , at St. ' Thomas’ No Protestant -would be permitted spiritual success. I s^ibblestones. The flooring of the study program in with the recre­ Stanislaus J. Bartkus, a member of for hii third and fourth years of' the­ under any circumstances to receive friends, also a native of S t Genis, For a large part of Father Pitaval's optire building is hard maple. In the ational, special tutors will be on the the new'American society, the Con­ ology. He received the orders of Communion, whether to play a little was consecrated a Bishop and began time in Colorado pioneer work he ■ ruth wing are a kitchen and class- staff. Arrangements can be made gregation of the Chanty of the subdeacon and deacon in Scranton game with a Catholic ^ ild or to his Episcopal career in his old age, was able to have little communica­ jvmm. The north wing contains a for any special schedule that is de­ Sacred Heart of Jesus, will also be last Ftiday and Saturday. accomplish anything also. Commun­ after Archbishop Pitaval had retired tion -with his fellow priests. The state from active work. The little town ^apel, with an adjoining study for sired. ion is reservod for Catholics. is vast and the number of clergymen The proper religious atmosphere was very proud of the fact that its for years was small. I ^tors. Spreading in half-moon parish had given two Bishops to the ^sh ion near the lodge are wcll-fur- will be assured by the presence of a Yet we ere assured in The Con­ Father Pitaval remained in Aspen 'ished cabins where the guests will chaplain at all times. Religious ex­ CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOLS OF gregationalist that this is a true Church. until early in 1902. Then he served peep. ercises will form a part of each story. W e hope that Mrs. Jane T. Archbishop Pitaval was one of for a few months aa, pastor at , 1. The camp will be in charge of a day’s schedule. W olfe is a little more careful of the the first two pnests ordained Durango. In that year( 'Archbishop director who will arrange the recre­ The new dormitory being erected DENVER TO GRADUATE OVER 200 truth in her ordinary living than she in Colorado. He and Father Peter Bqnrgade, of Santa JFe, came ational program for each day and at the Abbey school for boys. Fruit- is when she -writes for a denomina­ Robert Servant, late pastor at on a visit to Denver and informed Golden, were raised to the ^pervise all activities. Automobile mere, Canon City, will be ready for tional magazine. W * also trust that the Rev. Percy A. Phillips (later a priesthood in the chapel of the ^ p s to various points in this scenic use next fall. It will provide rooms Over two hundred pupils will be Mary A. Kerstiens, Rse F. Leonard, the editor of The Congregationalist, Domestic Prelate) that he was going for 170 students. 'The extraord­ graduated from Catholic high schools ■Virimiia K. McCbrtnick, Jarita F. who has a D.D. after his name, is not old St. Mary academy building, to ask Rome for an auxiliary Bishop. u-onderland, horse-back riding, moun- which formerly stood at Cali­ "hin climbing, trout fishing, hikes, inarily rapid growth of the Abbey of Denver next month. Sacred Heart McNulty, Russell Nelson, Mary L. so ignorant of ordinary affairs os he Father Phillips, who served thirty Woodcraft and supervised athletics school since its opening in the fall high school leads the list with 57 Rossom Jeanette F. Ryan, Owen is about religion. Any high school fornia and Fourteenth. They years as chancellor o f the Denver t 'ill be arranged in their proper pro- of 1926 made this dormitory a neces­ graduates. Cathedral high has 40, Acers-Sandersdn, M. Eleanore Schier- boy ought to know more ebont were ordained Decembei 24, diocese, was, according to the ]^v. jlortion to give the boys a vacation sity. The large new abbey building Holy Family ' high, 23; Regis high, bnrg, Madeline M. Sharp, Sally J. Catholicity, regardless of what hit 1881, by Bishop Joseph Pro- William O’Ryan, offered the position. *,evoid of monotony or days of too was found inadequate for the num­ 38; St. Francis de Sales’ high, 20; Shattuck, Harriet E. Sillstrop. own religion or lack of it might be, jectus Machebeuf, the pioneer He refused because he did not feel Bishop of Denver, who had ob­ Hiuch similarity. ber of students who wish to take ad- St Mary's academy, 15; S t Joseph’s S t Joseph’s high school; John W. (Continued on Page 8) that his health would permit him to vantage of the Benedictine system high, 14; Loretto Heights academy, O’Hagan, John D.' Graney, J. Edwin tained these two men for mis­ accept Archbishop Bourgade then ' Ranger Station Nearby sionary work when he had gone The government ranger station, of education. 13, and St. Clara’s orphanage high McCloakey, James A. Kelly, George asked Father Phillips to suggest a school, 4. S t Francis de Sales’ high J. Canny; Katherine Ann Gunn, $5,000 BEQUEST TO to a French seminary bo ask for priest from the Denver diocese for n r' school is graduating its first class, Mary R. Connelly, Ann E. Magtdre, THE SEMINARY BY priests. The two seminarians, the position. It was at the chan- while Annunciation liigh school, es­ Marguerite J. Frantz, Gertrude Ber­ who had practically finished (Continned on Page 4) tablished only three years ago, must nice Koester, Teresa Helen Schmilx, MRS. AGNES DEAN iRhode Island hvalid Girl wait another year for this honor. Catherine M. Brayton, Estelle Ger­ Following are the dates of the trude Sloan, Mary Margaret Fitzger­ Mrs. Agnes Dean, a long time exercises: St. Clara’s, June 3, S t ald. resident of Denver, died May 17, Reports of Seventeen Cities in fJ Said to Possess Stigmata S t Clara’s orphanage; St. Mary's, Sacred Heart high s ^ ool: Evelyn 1928. She was the widow of John H. June 6, 10 a.m., St. ^ary’s academy; Anderson, Dorothy A s ^ y , Cather­ Dean, a pioneer business man of the Buffalo.— The Echo, Catholic paper 'with a stimulant. The girl has all S t Joseph’s, June 6, 8 p.m., St. Jo­ ine Backus, Elizabeth Barkhausen, city, who died in 1908. Mrs, Dean St. Thomas’ Seminary Crusade ere, says: the signs of the stigmata. Physicians seph’s church; Loretto- Heights, June John Breen, Dorothy Burkhardt had been in ill health for the past are unable to account for her con­ 7, Loretto Heights auditorium; Holy Clara Celia, R a ^ on d Connell, Jo­ The Little Flower Magazine for few years and resided at 4837 Perry Third Division Report, S t Thomas’ dition. Thousands of visitors, among Family high, June 10, 3 p.m.. Holy seph Dinan, William Dolan, Foster Fruita lay comment* on the case of Rose street Seminary Crusade: them many non-Catholics, go to her Family church; Sacred Heart high, Donehue, Gertrude Dooley, Loretta April 25, 1928 The funeral took place from Holy Glenwood Spring* Total pledged...... ^erorn, of Woonsocket, R. I., who bedside to receive the medal of St. June 10, 4 p.m., Loyola church; Eggert, Thomas Famey, Marcella .$ 863.60 Family chur(4i at 9 a.m. Monday. April 25, 1928 Total paid .... . 199.50 or eleven years has been suflfering Teresa of Lisieux, which she dis­ Cathedral high, June 10, 4 p.m.. (lamel, Richard Garriy, Helena Gor­ May 21, with High Mass, and burial Total pledged ...... $7,868,00 •ith a baffling malady. She has not tributes. This case has been reported Cathedral; Regis high, June , 12, man, Elinor Guida, Catherine Guil- in Mt. Olivet. Mrs. Dean had no Total p a id ...... 4,689.00 Unpaid pledges...... „..$ 664.00 3ft her bed for three yea-^ and in the press a number of times in Regis auditorium. foyle, Margaret (xuilfoyle, Marion children, but left a brother and Approximately 23 per cent paid. uring all this time, it is said, has recent years, but, so far as we know, A partial list of the graduates fol­ Higgins, Isabel Hoban, Elizabeth sister, John Quigley of Waring, the ecclesiastical authorities have Unpaid pledges...... $3,279.00 . 3ken no substaptial food whatever, lows: Johnson, Clara Kersteijis, Wiliam Texas, and Mrs. Annie Bowes, of Approximately 58 1/3 per cent paid. Aspen •A*ipping only a few drops of -water taken no official notice of it. Loretto Heights academy: Prue Kirk, Edward Lauer, Margaret La- Omaha, Nebraska, and two nieces, , April 25, 1928 to. Fleming Total pledged ...... $ 410.00 Avery, Cleveland, Ohio: MaMruerite van, Thomas Madden,, Bernice Mc­ Johanna Quigley and Mary J. Quig­ April 25, 1928 th.-= Total p a id ...... 100.00 Baca, Pindarics, N. M.; May Carpey, Carty, Virginia McMahon, George ley, both of San Antonio, Texas. Total pledged...... $2,897.00 Denver; Dorothy Coon, Longmont, McNamara, Irene Mundwiller, Paul Mrs. Dean left $5,000 by her will to Total p a id ...... 1,226.00 Colo.; Dorothy Ennis, Silverton, Nadorff, Henry Newell, Alice S t Thomas’ seminary, and the bal­ Unpaid pledges...... $ - 310.00 ApproximStriy 24 1/3 per cent paid. ^700,000 Church Planned for Colo.; Helen Gallagher, O’l^ill, O’Brien, John O’Connor, Katherine ance of her estate to her relatives. Unpaid pledges...... $1,671.00 Neb.; Mae Irene Gish, Laratnie, Oletski, Emil Parkes, Clara Mae The estate was about $40,000. Approximately 42 1/8 percent paid. Grand Junetioa Wyo.; Oncsima Lopez, Las Cruces, Pence, Teresa Popish, Anna Rash, Dalta April 26, 1928 i Site of Jesuit Martyrs’ Death N. M.; LaBerta McClung, Colorado Alice Schweider, William Seiwald, April 26, 1928 Total pledged ...... $7,398.00 ;prl ------Springs, Colo.; Helen McGraw, Charles Shafer, Catherine Stauter, Total paid ...... 2,936.00 MEMORIAL DAY FIELD Totol pledged ...... $2,680.00 New York.— The Jesuit Fathers Tentative plans are being made by Bailey, Colo.; Louise McMahon, New Thomas Sullivan, Ferdinand Telg- Total p a id ------617.00 Haven, Conn.; Marquette Spence, man, Helen Treckman, Marie Vil- MASS CALLED OFF Unpaid pledges______$4,462.00 Igrjr® planning the erection of a mag- McGinnis and Walsh, Boston archi­ Evergreen, Colo.; Mercia Walker, lano, Ruth Wilder, Arthur Bums, Because of the funeral of Arch­ Approximately 39% per cent paid. tects, for a Gothic structure which bishop Pitaval, which will be held Unpaid pledges...... $2,063.00 jtil(iflcent church and tertiary sem- will cost approximately $700,000. It Denver. Kathleen Dinan, Elizabeth King, Wednesday, Memorial Day, the Approximately 23 per cent paid. Gunaiion jp ^ ary at Auriesville, N. Y., where the is expected that the work of con­ Holy Family high school: Cather­ Mary Kiqg, Fred Nelson, Jean Pa­ Creiied Butte April. 24, 1928 ine F. Bonger, Len V. Bresnehan, checo, Marguerite Suarez. Pontifical Field Mass planned for ll^lcssed Isaac Jogues and his com- struction will be started next s ^ n g . Mount Olivet cemetery has been April 25,' 1928 Total pledged______$3,045.00 IJTanions were martyred by the Iro- Since the beatification of the Jesuit Adeline R. Brodhag, Regina Dick­ St. Mary's academy; Geraldine Total pledged ______$ 980.00 Total p a id ...... 1,387.50 son, Loretta M. Dougherty, Dan W. Teresa Bradasich, Mary Ruth Car- called off. Announcement to this j^Tiiois, according to an announce- martyrs, Auriesville has attracted effect was made by the Chancery Total p a id ...... 430.00’ Flanagan, Charlotte M. Hamburger, enter, Virginia Eckman, Dorothy Unpaid pledges...... $1,707.60 made a few days ago by the thousands of pilgrims. Office Thursday morning. f|-*®!ev. Francis X. Byrne, S.J„ in charge The Jesuit martyrs will probably Thomas J. Healy, Elsie M. Holly, g[arion Fairall, Helen Loretto Fitz- Unpaid pledges...... $ 550.00 Approximately 44 per cent paid. E the ahrine at Aurieavillat be unonized in 19S0( Ihmriet J. Howari, Roberta JobnUon, .(Continued on Page .’7) ^ipcoximately 43% per cent paid. (Continued on Page 2)

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This book will he dis­ tire texture of the society. The of­ addressed. tributed to subscribers— on the very ficials o f the new society are: Mrs. date of publication— and at an aver­ The Rates Are Low Layden, president; Miss Brennan, UUNDRIO ON CREDIT age price less than the cost o f the The rates for thU book service secreta^ and Mrs. Pfeiffer, treas­ same book at the bookseller’s. are low. The average charge for i m - t m c ffiT im L urer. *^9 dues will be one dollar Only those books will be consid­ each book is |2, though the retail W t I M ARfm UN WA1BI You Make Your Own Payment Terma ered which are Catholic in the true rice of many of the volumes will per year. More particulars iHll be sense. These books, moreover, most Ee $2.50, $3, or more. In addition announced later. have artistic merit and mast have a to the lower rate, ^ e subscribers A beautiful shrine in the Aurora Mpular appeal. Fiction, poetary, will secure the books immediately chapel is being designed and when drama, belles • letters, controversy, upon pubtication. They will have at ready it will be installed and dedi­ history, biography, travel, philoso­ their service the expert opinion of cated at a public service. phy, sociology and education 'will be seven distinmiished editors. Father Schmitt Of Victor was a represented when ever an outstand­ An annual subscription, paid in recent visitor at the rectory. ing Catholic work in these depart­ advance, will be $22. A subscrip­ E. S. Murphy is reported improv­ St. Dominicks Parish ments appears. No book of a purely tion, paid in installments o f $4 a ing under the care of the doctors at SaIm measages from our practical frlanda Arua that marlt »m4 appratlell devotional character will be incladea, month for six months, amounts to Fitzsimons hospital. our trad*. Gira thtao tha prtfMnaaea as being. outside the aims o f the $24. club. Business and editorial offices of The physfeal operation of the club the CaGiolie Book Club, Inc., are at REGIS STUDENT The Drake Service 1^sK;Horriisq Will be in the hands of capable lay­ 461 Eighth avenue, New York city. TO WEST POINT Five-Pump Station Coraar 25th And Federal BMI, REALTY, COMPANY John Frederick Schmelzer, . 18, Sinclair Qa*. H. C. and^Baaniar freshman at R e ^ college, has re­ Complete Lina of Sinclair OUf. Bna 22 Nurses to Be Graduated Soneo Gaa aad Oil. Robar Matey ceived final word of his appointinent FatL Greesiai and OUiny by Bifh 610 Midland Save. Bldg# to W j^ Point The youtii is the son Power Gnn Syataa. o f Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Schmelzer, 'SMamond Tabor 2745 From St. Joseph’s on June 5 CHILDREN’S SANDALS San Juan county pioneers, o f Silver- Tan Calf. Sola. Guaranteed Not - ton, Colo. to Rip Pinion Fuel and entertained at luncheon by the St. D oslnie • Pariah St. Philomann’e Parieh Diplomas of graduation 'will be Schmelzer was appointed to the S to 8, S1.19— SVi to 11, S2S0 Tba moat earafal Inraator will tttog- twenty-two student alumnae of St. Joseph’s hospital, at > llV t to 2, S2.75 Supply Co. Six-room bungalow, lun parlor; white conferred uj K>n military academy by Congressman niaa tha futora poaaUilUU«a of tbit oak floors; aH rooma Urge and cheer­ commencement exer- which time the new graduates will Fa m i l y s h o e s t o r e 7-room houta la a growlns bQiiaati nurses at ti Edward T. Taylor. He is the first Corner Decatur aad 28th ful; tUe root; Z lots, 2-ear garage; Joseph’s hospital school be formally invited to become mem­ location. Owntr hat left the eltr. 11,500 under market pride for quick cises of St. appointee from San Juan county and 29X1 W. 28tb Avenue GALLUP 6129 wirca na to aaeriSea, nntt tell. bers. S. T. Spam, ICgr. Open Evenlnca sale. for nurses to be held in the Cathedral the second to enter West Point from Coal, Wood, Grain, Hardware on Tuesday evening, June 6, at 8 On June 8, Mass for the graduating Regis college. The other was Eddie Blaaaad Sacramaat Pariah o’clock. Following is the clau roll: The Parish Meat Shop F. A. Mumford, Mtnxger Wlthont a doubt tha moat attraetiva LeyoU Pariah class and baccalaureate sermon by Brown, of Washington, D. C., ap- and np-to-dato home In thia parith. Two-atorr, 7 rooma, hot watar heat, Viola Ammon, Bernadette Boland, the Very Rev. Wm. Brennan, J.G.D., Excaptlonall; large roomt. Z com­ white oak floors, all newlr decorated, pointed by President Coolidge lari LAKEYS MARKET Maxine Botorff, Margaret Carroll, C.U., be at 7:80. On June 4 year. * 25th Ave. Creamery^ plete tile iMtbe, ibower. mabocanr in the very best of condition, in one , Mary Cline, Ruth Connolly, Dolores 2449 Elliot, with Piffflr W igglr trim, beat 'whita oak floora, Frigid- of the beet blocke on Capitol HW, at at 8 o’clock a Reraiem Mass will be Comer 28th and Eliot St. aire, full flniah^ batcmant, U^a 1 price yon will be glod to-per. will Coe, Jos^hine Frlon, Pauline Geiger, sung by the Rev, Charles McDonnell, (2nalit7 and Sarriea at Delicious Pure Foods amoieiaent room, hot watar haat, t- eoDsider eome trade. Dolores Heister, Norma Heisterberg, SPRINGS NUN’S ,Your business sincerely ear gataga. on a comer feeing eouth S.J., for deceased members of the M ^arate Prices Jnlia Hantey, Marguerite Milner, slumnae. That evening at 8:80 the appreciated. and wett, at a price that gou can W a Alwaje Haw# tha Baet Bar- Anna Mikliah, Lenore McOolcry, Dewey Lake, Prop. afford and enJoT the balance of jrour class will entertain its frisnds and FUNERAL HELD Ed Bricken, Prop. life. gaittc la tha Dangar Homaa. Hazel Root, Ruth Swoyef, Margaret students of all other schools of Tangney. Mildred Crowe, Matilda Open Sundays and Eveninga nursing in the city at a social at Colorado Springs.— ^Funeral serv­ THE HOME Pope, Alice Sullivan and Catherine Elitch’s gardens. ices for Sister Ei^rita, who died Zink, shortly after midnight Monday, were Tailore and Gleaners Let Us Give You an Estimate The junior class will en te^ in the The annual retreat for nurses was on Cleaning and Reversing held at 9 o’clock Wednesday morn­ 2752 W . 32nd Ave. CUl. 3208-J graduating class with a picnic at El­ given by the Rev. Henry Courtney, ing from the S t Francis hospital Your Shades W. G. Sears, Prop. dorado on May 28. On June 2, O.S.B., May 10-18, condnding witii chapel. Burial was in Evergreen R. H. STANLEY alumnae day, tne graduates will be a High Mass on Mothers’ Day. cemetery. "The Parish Valet" DENVER SHADE AND Sister Emerita came to Colorado DRAPERY CO. Saint PhilomenJs Reception Into Orphanage School Springs abont a year ago from New PATRONIZE THE FIRMS 2136 Lowell Blvd. Gellnn 7144 Salea meaeagea frona our practical frleada in tbla pariah— Ansa that merit aad Mexico, and at once became associ­ LISTED HERE Prompt Service in Every Parish appreciate our trade. Give tbaea tba prelerence Third Order Sunday Closing Sunday ated with S t Francis’ hospital. She was 28 years old, and is survived by her father, who lives in Hammond, (S t Elizabeth’s Parish) The grammar school conducted by SEYMOUR CLEANERS & DYERS Ind., and several brothers residing in The members of the Third Order the P^ciscan Sister in St CUffa’s PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Fred Strelow, Manager will receive Holy Communion in a orphanage will have Its commence­ various sections of the country. body Sunday at the 8 o'clock Mass ment exercises this Snnday m oniag. You Phone— We Qall— Franklin 448 and will hold their meeting in the The Very Rev. A . A . Bream S.J., YOU’LL LIKE TRADING AT DAVIS * SHAW’S president o f Regis college, will con-, 780 COLORADO BOLEVARD afternoon at 8 o’clock. At ots meet­ ing, there will be a reception of new fer the diplomas on the twenty grad­ Repairing and Relining members into the Third Order. This uates. will be the last reception until the On the following Sunday morning, COLFAX AUTO SERVICE TIRE REPAIRING fall. During the months o f July and Jane 3, lour graduates from the h i^ August, the meetings will be sus­ school will receive their diplomas. COMPANY Batteries Recharged and Rebuilt gh sehoi ■ • ■ Cash and Carry Price on pended. The novices will assemble Garage and Filling Station the orphanage^ Radio Batteries, 60c in the school basement at 3 o’clock Repairing, Greasing, Washing, .for instruction in the Rule. Storage and Accessories Coloradd Boulevard A Solemn Mass will be celebrated SEMINARY CRUSADE Colfax at Monroe Battery ^nd Tire Shop at 10:30 Sunday, the Feast of Pente­ REPORTS MADE York 6822 Always Open cost. 801 Colo, Bird. Phone York 9326 One week from Sunday will be Trinl^ Sunday, the closing of the (Continued from Page 1) PIERCERS This Ad' !a Worth 5c in Trade Easter time. Those who have not Holyoke ^ yeft made their Easter duty are re­ April 24, 1928 HAND LAUNDRY for SBC or-Over. ’Week-Day SitccUltica minded that only one Week remains Total pledged ...... $1,768.60 • Annouheed Orer KFXF. for them to fnlfill this obligation. Total p a id ------810.60 Where Colors Do Not Fade Ferty Catering Solicited. The prayers o f the congregation Shirts, 16 and 18 Cents. WHITE LUNCHEONETTE were requested on Sunday for the Unpaid pledges.....£ 958.00 repose of the soul of Margaret Bal- Approximat«y 46 per cent paid. AND PASTRY SHOPPE lig, who 'was a member of the Third HotehkUs 819 Colo. Bird. York 9538-W Order of St. Francis. April 26, 1928 “ The Hound o f Heaven," Francis Total pledged ...... $1,026.00 The firms listed here de­ Thompson's poem set to music by Total paid ...... 419.00 Humphrey Stewart, will bo sung by serve to be remembered choir of thlr^ voices Sunday, May Unpaid pledges ...... $ 607.00 when you are distributing 27, at St. Elizabeth’s church. An Approximately 40 per cent paid. explanation of the poem under the JnUsburiturg your patronage in the dif­ somewhat startling title will be given April 26, 1*28 ferent lines of business. by one of the Fathers. Monti’s Total pledged ...... $2,187.00 “ Veni Creator” and "Jerusalem," Total paid ..— — . 906.00 from Gounod’s "Gallia,” will be pre­ sented, followed by Benediction. The Unpaid p le d n s ...... $1,282.00 soloists are: Marie Lynch, Josephine Approximatriy 42 per cent paid. Woeber, Mrs. Jack Cotter, Kathleen LaadvilU Simmons, Jack Whyte, John Bams, April 26, 1928 Dick Hynes, James L. Morse, Wm. Total pledged — ...... $10,042.00 Mesch, Arthur Alcorn and John Total paid ----- 4,798.70 Casey. Semi-chorus voices are; Josephine Wartner, Helen Hoeffer, Unpaid 8 ------$ 6,248.30 M. Carmak, Frances Peavey, Marie Approximat' ly 47 2/3 per cent paid- Folan, Charity Marek, lutherine MoBtrosa Watlied and Guaranteed Not to SHRINK Rosenwirth, Dolores Jaker, Tressie April 26, 1928 and Loretto Tassett and Bertha Total pledged ...... $4,030.00 Special Attention to Parcel Post Orders Weber. A silver offering will be Total p a id ------....__1,013.00 taken up. Josephine Woeber and Clara Woeber are the directoi: and Unpaid pledges------______$8,017.00 organist. Approximately 26 per cent paid. Colorado Lace Cleaning Co. RiOe April 26, 1928 Phones: G«L 1000 and Gal. 2800 ITALIANS PAY Total pledged ...... $4,080.00 SEGANTI HONOR Total p a id ...... 1,013.00 Unpaid pledges...... $8,017.00 Denver Italians staged a party Approximatriy 26 per cent paid. THE DeSELLEM FUEL & FEED CO. Monday night in honor of one of Salida Gibson Side leer CHARLES A. DtSELLEH their boys and a dignified gentleman April 26, 1928 from the homeland who have made Total pledge a ... ______$8,686.60 FIRST CLASS FUEL AND FEED good. Total paid ------$1,461.60 Refrigerator Dishes Office Telephone Champa 926 35th and Walnut Sts. Tony Seganti, whom eVery’one in Denver, Colorado Little Italy remembers as a little boy Unpaid pledges...... $2,074.00 with a golden voice who, on Snnday Approximatriy 41 per cent paid. $32.50 value. Holds 35 lbs. ice. White enamel mornings, sang so sweetly at the Telluride churches, was there. Seganti re­ April 26, 1928 lined. Golden oak finish. Roller door locks. cently returned from Europe, where Total pledged ...... $ 980.00 A Gibson— not to be compared with ordinary Blue Front Shoe Repair Co. he studied voice at Milan and other 'Total paid ...... 690.00 Ovr OoftUtr of Shoo Repoirinz Donblei th* H it' places. refrigerators selling around this price. Set of of > Pair of 8ho«x and Haani Baal Economy The other guest of honor was Chev. Unpaid pledges...... $ 840.00 aad Comfott. Beaionable Pricet. Approximately 68 per cent paid. Glass Refrigerator Dishes included. 1829 Curtla St. Tabor SSOt P. Gerbore, recently appointed Ital­ ian consul for Denver. Both men Wray Macaluto Bros. spoke to the great crowd that ^ ck ed April 26, 1928 Mount Carmel hall. West uTiirty- Total pledged ...... $1,404.00 $1 Down $1 Week sixth avenue and Osage street, and Total paid ...... ^______— 719.00 the great crowd cheered loudly, for they were very happy. Unpaid pledges...... $ 686.00 Approximately 61 per cent paid. Gerbore told o f the accomplish­ ments and work of IkUuce and the great p rocess of the Fascismo. He also described the Italian colonies in Canada. Onr Community Care The great crowd, literally rocked to Exit and Watt let the building with cheers when Tony, and 18th of aaeh month their Tony, took the platform and 18th aufl Wellou StrwU told of the great things he hoped Servicw—MAIN JS40 to accomplish in the music world.

ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION Thursday, May 24, 1928 THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER Pa~ge Thred Fr. Figlewslcr s Car£nal Startles England by Preferred Buying Guide ■ Mother Is Dead Hypothesis About King’s Faith j } ' ■ ’> ' J . : > V ' i CATHEDRAL PARISH | The mother of the Rev. John Pig- By George Barnard coronation, a contract between her lewski, priest of the Diocese o f Al­ and hsr people to be a faithfdl Cath­ Buy Out o f the High FSsnt S| toona, Pa., who was formerly assistant (London Correspondent, N.C.W.C. News Service) olic, and in eeasing to be such she District • | at St. Catherine’s parish, Denver, and lost clearly all legal claim upon their London.— Cardinal Bourne, in a later at St. Anthony’s parish. allegiance.” YOUR SUREST STORE Sterling, died early,Tuesday morning striking address at Cambridge, il­ Yet, declared the Cardinal, they NELSON’S ‘ IS at her home in Scranton, Pa. She lustrated the position o f the Catholic continued to give allegiance to her. martyrs of the Reformation by ask­ was 67 years old. The funeral will “ Our forefathers seem to have said APPAREL SHOP ■ ing what would happen in the British be held on Friday morning. to themselves: ‘Yes, the queen is a 406 £. Colfax Ph. Main 3652 |j| empire if the king should renounce heretic, and she is treating us very the Prdtestant faith. His Eminence badly indeed; but we are by no First Communion said the contingency would un­ means prepared to look for a sov­ doubtedly occur at some future time, ereign elsewhere. We are prepared at St. Philoihena’s and he speculated about what would Argonaut Hotel Cafe g 9th Anniversary to continue to “ render to her the happen if the people of so-called things that are Caesar’s,” while re­ Colfax at Grant Main 5909 H (St. Philomena’s) Protestant England were freed from fusing to allow her to demand from After Mass Try Our Special Sunday Luncheon, 60c H The following little children will their allegiance by the kmg's break­ us “ the things that are God’s.’” We also have wonderful facilities for Catering to Bridge- ■ receive their First Holy Communion ing his contract. \ “ Their attitude is indeed in strik­ Luncheons, Afternoon Teas, Banquets, Wedding Parties, etc. ■ at the g:80 Mass this Sunday: Leo Thau press here has immraately be­ ing contrast to that of so many of Please come in or telephone and let us tell you what we have Wagner, Fred White, John Cor­ gun wild guesses as to the si^ificance Sale bett, John Ronane, Owen Miller, Jo­ of the Cardinal’s utterance. Some our fellow subjects who, especially to offer. ______in Northern Ireland, have in recent seph McConaty, John Flower, Ed­ papers hint that His Eminence had Wall Paper Drapery Window Shades mund Miller, Edward Morgan, Ralph something deflnite in mind when he political controversies not hesitated Friend, Steven Dwyer, Tom Whalen, mention^ the king’s religion and to declare that they would be obedient Upholstering Manufactured Now in Progress Carl Hansen, Donald Carey, John that ha was indulging in ^‘kite fly- to tneir present sovereign only on condition of his remaining a Prot­ and Installed Owen, Robert Ssrrianhey, Robert Mur­ ing.** » estant. Such conditional loyalty— it G. C. Olinger ray, William Schierbreck, Naney However, when the context of th'! H. S. LAY HOPE MUSLIN Minot, Manahna Lambertine, Mar­ statement is considered, it is evident may be said, >n passing,— is very Decorating Co. The “ Blind” Man characteristically Protestant. Tine count quality, 36-inch width, lO jory Hill, Margaret Annin, Eleanor that the Cardinal, who has for some Phone, York 93.65 Hill, Agnes Marie Plum, Mary Jane months persisted in .stressing the “ The accusation of treason, there­ 324-6 East Colfax Avenue fore, was a mere camouflage, skil­ 720 E. Colfax Ave. ^ vqj*y special, yard...... ifaC Mulcahey, Jean McKenzie, Catherine point of Catholic loig^y in the six­ Phone Keystone 4454 Denver fully invented and sedulously eni- Stack, Catherine Akolt; Katherine teenth century, w a s^ erely using a iloyed by William Cecil to hide from Bishop, Mary Eileen Murphy, Mar­ modem Instance to point his moral. Best Fur Storage • EMBROIDERY MUSLIN ustice-loving Englishmen the hideous garet McFadden, Agnes Hartnell, S Harper Drug Co. ^h• 40-inch fine thread, unbleached, 1 i Sraiiet Catholic*!^ Loyalty . truth that their fellow countrymen Anne Fox, Emily Langford. The "I maintain,” said the Cardinal, 17th and Pearl St. angels will be Mary Jean Akolt and were being butchered because they very special, yard...... I t C "that no Englishmen have ever shown would not at the Queen’s bidding re­ Free Delivery Service Patricia Young, and the flower girls loyalty to the crown more faithfully will be Lorraine Price and Peggy linquish the religion of their fore­ or in more difiicult circumstances fathers. Stewart. After Mass the children ■ PRINTED CREPES than our Catholic forefathers, Use* Modern lllustratloa will be guests of Father Hig­ "Just as nowadays there is a “ I think we may be able to il­ Windsor, fast color crepes, choice patterns, O i gins at breakfast in the rectory. definite contract between the sover­ lustrate better the attitude of our TABOR 747 1240 E. Colfax York 422 29c values, Anniversarj’^ special, yard...... ti4i» Rarely is one privileged to witness eign and his people that he should Catholic forefathers toward Eliza­ so impressive a scene as that of last profess himself to be a faithful Prot­ beth if we consider the possible con­ Sunday when over two hundred fa­ estant and, failing to do so, has no tingency that may arise at some TURKISH TOWELING thers, accompanied by their sons, re­ claim whatever in law upon their al­ future date in England.” Then he M. DUBLIN Heavy quality, 25c values,' 1 7 ceived Holy Communion at the 7:16 legiance; so, in the days of Queen uttered his statement about th6 king TAILOR Mass. Father Higgins offered the Elizabeth, there was, in virtue of her and the Catholic Church. yard...... * IC Mass exclusively for them and their Rpeairing, Remodeling. intentions, and Miss Anne O'Neil Cleaning, Dyeing, Pressing to and Miss O’Haire prepared special 15 TO RECEIVE MAY CROWNING your satisfaction, Sella for Leas DAISY OUTING music for the occasion. The solemnity sia E. Colfax York Why Pay More? 27-inch, white only, 1 ^ of the renewal of the Holy Name FIRST COMMUNION SUNDAY EVENING |F 618 Eaat Colfax iledge immediately following the yard...... One Block East ol Csthsdnl doly Communion carried one to the Colorado Springs.— A class p f fif­ (St. Catherine’s Parish) • • V VELMA L. MeCOY A heights o f fervor. It was a cere­ teen will receive First Holy Com­ On Sunday evening. May 27, at Kenyon & Stevens ______YORK 7SA______PAJAMA CHECK mony that will undoubtedly influence munion at the 7:15 Mass at the 7:30 will take place the annual May FINE UPHOLSTERING the whole lives of the young men Broadmoor chapel Sunday, May 27. procession and crowning o f the May Mercerized quality, 36-inch white and pop- 1A who took part in it and it is certain The Sisters of Loretto presented Queen, one of the most oeautifui and Antique and Period Furniture CASA PEDUZZI many fathers are thanking God for Italian Dinners ular colors, 25c values at, yard...... I j C the advanced piano and voice stu­ touching ceremonies of the year. At Refinishing and Repairing the opportunity o f drawing them and dents in recital Sunday evening, May the same time the Young Ladies’ Excellent Cuisine * their sons into a closer relationship 20, in S t Mary’s auditorium. The sodality will hold its formal reception 1675 Clarkson Ph. York 6424 Private DiDins Rooms for Fartlss LINGERIE VOILE and understanding that it afforded. program inclu de the following num­ of new members into its ranks. Any Ravioli— Spaghetti— Tagliarini The communicants occupied more bers: “ Troika en Traineanx,” Tschai- girls in the parish who have not al­ Rayon stripe, white only, 36-inch, 1 A than half of the church, and while a kowsky; “ Ecossaises,” Busoni-Beet- ready made application for member­ Cathedral Shoe Mrs. P. Peduzzl, Prop. very, special...... I j C few were out of the city or un­ hoven, Janet Beranek. Voice, '“ The ship may do so by calling the officers 1413 Pearl St. Ph. York 1773-W avoidably detained, all 'the other Rose’s Cup,” Stephens; “ June,” Mac- of the sodality and being present for Repair Shop really worth while and representative Fayden, Kathleen McIntyre. Peer the services Sunday evening. This 332 Esmt Colfax CELANESE VOILES men of the parish were present is always a very colorful scene and REX GARAGE Gynt Suite, “ Anitra’s Dance,” "Ase’s Champa 2310-J Father Higjrins congratulated the Death,” “ In the Hall of the Moun­ the girls are making rather elaborate 1710 Pann. Champa 9189 and illusion chiffon, very popular^his season, 36 and sons on their fathers and expressed Shoe RepairiM Skillfully Done tain King,” Grieg Olive Fouts. plans to m ^ e it even more so than Dependable Repairing at 40-inch, $1.50 values, IQ himself as pleased and encouraged ■Work Called For and Delivered “ March of the War Gods.” Holle, usual this year. Moderate Prices \ Anniversary price...... t p l * l j by this splendid response to his in­ ander; “ The lir k ,” Glinka; “ Etude Michael Quigley of 4616 Alcott .Washing— Towing— Storage vitation the Sunday preceding. in G Flat,” Chopin; Mary Hoag, i street died at his home Mdnday after Mayflower Dining Room The promoters of the League of Voice, “Pale Moon,” Logan; "The a long illness and was buried Thurs­ Open Daily. 6 A. H. to 8 P. U. Gee. A . Sippal, Prop. the Sacred Heart will meet in the ■ ^ n Secret” Woodman; Mary day morning from St. Catherine’s. Plate Luncheon, 40e rectory on Fridijy evening after Holy lawk. “ Romance,” La Forge; He is survived by his wifA and four Dinner, 60c, S7Bc, $1.00 COLORADO BEAUTY Hour. At this meeting plans will 'Spinning Song,” Mendelssohn; children and his aged mother, who SPECIAL CLUB BREAKFAST A Quiet, Clean, Restful Place to Brine SCHOOL AND $HOP be con^leted for all-day adoration “ Polka," Rachmaninoff; Marie Hoag. came from Illinois and waa with him Your Friends for Luncheon or Dinner 305 E. 17th Ave. Champa 5419 on the Feast of the Sacred Heart. "Bendemeer’s Stream,” Irish folk when he died, and also his wife’s Extra Pains Taken in Teaching song: "Homeward on the Flowing sister and brother, Miss Teresa and 309 E. 17th Avo. ‘ Mela .3438 /y-, The moat delightful party of the Our Students, Course Most v > : series was enjoyed by the members Tide,'’ Gaul; Amaryllis,” Arr. by Joseph Gavin. Reasonable in City. Watch for of Mrs. Garnet's club last Monday Ambrose; St. Mary’s Glee club. The Altar and R osa^ society will Greeting Cards, Mottoes, Hand- Special Rates on Shampoos and when Mrs. Kiene entertained at 1 The seniors of S t Mary’s high receive Holy Communion in a body Made Gifts, Painted Fabrics Marcels. o’clock luncheon. The afternoon was school were entertained by the sopho­ Sunday at the 7 o’clock Mass, after Artistic Novelties, Souvenirs spent at bridge, Mrs. Tully, having mores at a picnic to Petrified forest which the members will be'the guests THE DANFORD Meyer Upholstery; the highest score, was presented with on Ascension Thursday. of the pastor at a complimentary Decoratif a beautiful rhinestone .flower. The The afinual elocution program, breakfast and entertainment in the Fine Furniture very handsome bedspread which was banquet room o f the community Upholstering / s sponsored by Mrs. S. C. Landes, will Gift Shoppe the ^ ft of Mrs. Morrissey to the club hall. be given Friday, May 25. In pre­ 314 East Colfax Avenue Overstuffed Furniture was awarded to Mrs. D. J. Rienert, vious years it has been a contest but About one hundred and fifty of the Made to' Order s Men’s Dress Shrits 1331 Gaylord street. Phone Champa 3344 Denver this year it is a recital. A play, school children and the sisters en­ 730 East Seventeanth Avenue Mrs. Morrissey and Mrs. McConaty, joyed their annual picnic at Starbuck They are real quality Shirts, fast to washing. New “ Poor Pillicaddy,” is to be presented Phone Keystone 3760 York 8651 B assisted by Mrs. Leydon and Mrs. with Dorothy Haskins, Genevieve on Tuesday. ^ patterns in collar attached, neckband with collar to Sweeney and several other ladies, en­ Kiser, Kathleen McIntyre, James Last Sunday was First Commun­ THE GRAY ROSE ion day in St. Catherine’s, a day DJANG.LURE match styles. Broadcloth, Madras, Rayon, stripes tertained at the flnal party for the Fagan and Kevin McCarville as the BEAUTY PARLOR POUDRE SHOPPE. and plain white Broadcloth. Sizes to 17., year o f Mrs. Sweeney’s club at cast Three readings will be given: which will always be remembered as Specialists in Everything one of the big days in the lives of Expert Face Treatments Regular cash prices to $2.40. Anni­ luncheon at the school hall on ■’What the Fiddle Told,” by Law­ Pertaining to Beauty Culture Wednesday of last week. The club the fifty-seven children who received Open Evenings by Appointment Powders Blended for Individual rence Reinicke; “ The l^ it e Hands Complexions, |1 a Box versary Sale 2 for $3.25. Each...... had a most successful season and of Telham,” by Mary Collins, 'and their Lord for the first time in Holy Annie K. Frazier Communion. After having their pic­ many have already asked to retain “ Wh^n Edna Telephones,” by Helen 429 East Seventeenth Avenue 312 *■.E. Colfax. Champa 3»443S44 p ture taken in the park, the children their membership next year. The Collins. were served breakfast by the mem­ club is open to any one who cares to A recital waa given by the pupils bers o f the Altar and Rosary society. Great Values m Footwear join. Call Mrs. Sweeney, York in the seventh, eighth, ninth and 4171-J. tenth grades, Friday, May 18. Those The Young Ladies’ sodality held A Style for Everyone talcing part were: Anne Richards, its regular meeting last Tuesday LEYDEN POST TO Vincent Woods, Charlotte Wasinger, evening, one of the best attended and THE MILES & DRYER PRINTING CQ. A Size for Everybody Ruth Guido, Madeline Dillon, Thomas most enthusiastic meetings of the Over 20 Yesirs 'of Satisfactory Service HAVE SERVICES Fagan, Kathleen McIntyre and Helen ^ear. Plans were laid for a picnic O’Lcar. m Bear Creek canon on June 6, and The Oldest Printing Plant in Denver Specializing in Catholie .Work also for a tennik tournament to be Established 1906 WOMEN’S The Leo Leyden post of the Amer­ A large crowd enjoyed the party given Monday evening by the O.M.l. held on the court in the near future. ican Legion will hold special serv­ The Misses Laura, Mary and Leontine 1936-38 Lawrence St, Phones: Champa 8082,8083 Ties — Pumps — Straps ices at Mount Olivet cemetery on club at the Cliff house, Manitou. The event marked the second anni­ DeNave are leading the vanguard of and Oxfords Decoration Day. The services, which workers for the 1928 carnival with will take place at 4 o’clock in the versary of the commg of the Oblate Fathers to Sacred Heart and Manitou their presentation to the sodalitjr of Hours: 9 to 12; 1 to 6. Phone Main 84*7. afternoon, are to be conducted near a beautifully embroidered seven-piece Residence Phone, York 2888 ^ . 1 $ 1 .9 8 u p i m m m m the graves of the soldiers and war parishes. The Altar society of St. Mary’s bedroom set which will be one of the nurses. A special platform will be features o f the carnival this year. MEN’S— BOYS’ erected for the purpose. A short church is holding a rummage sale DR. J. J. O’NEIL, DENTIST] GIRLS’ program, consisting of hymns, pray- this Thursday. The society Tecently Work and Dress Ox­ ets and a few words by a prominent purchased several new sets of vest­ SHRINE PLAY AT Patent one-strap and ments for the church and is working Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California SU. ^ fords— Shoes army officer, will be given first, after Oxfords which there will be a march to the very hard to raise funds for its de­ ELITCH’S MAY 29 grave o f Leo Leyden and the placing pleted treasury. of a wreath u ^ n the same. The The funeral of Margaret Noonan, (Shrine of S t Anne of the Rockies) 94c up $1.98 up singing will be by a quartet composed who died in Denver last week, was The following is^the cast of char­ of Arthur Alcorn, John Casey, Mrs. held Saturday morning from St. acters in “ The Ghost of Hilo” to be IF YOU ARE IN NEED J. A. Cotter and Mrs. Fred P. John­ Mary’s church. 'ven at Elitch’s gardens Tuesday, son. Arrangements for the Leo Ley» Mrs. Jerome Traversone, 720 N. Say 29, at 8:15 for the benefit of den celebration are in charge of Fa­ Walnut, left Saturday for a three the Shrine of S t Anne: Helen New­ OF HELP - ASK M ther Charles McDonnell, S.J., chap­ weeks’ motor trip, including Kansas man, directoress of music; Carlysle lain of the Leyden post. C i^ and Chicago, where she will Swain, dancing director; Princess visit relatives. Leilani (Wreath of Heaven), Grace $ Mrs. Clare Kavanagh, who has Hazlett; Kuulei (My Wscath), favor­ ST. ANNE Lady Gregory been the guest of her sisters, Mrs. ite of the princess, W. Garrity; Malle Mark Sweany and Mrs. C. F. Arcu- (Fraprant Vine), Sorceress, Helen Play at Seminary larius, left Tuesday for her home in Burcher Bishop: Kealoha (The Love), IN A NOVENA 2509 Fifteenth Street Phone Gallup 820 Chicago. • little sister, Anne Fohn; companions Under the auspices of the Stu­ of the little sister, Louise Oberlin, Always Room to Park Your Car dents’ Activities association and the LISTENING IN Lucia Nunez. Dance Portrayal of newly formed St. Thomas’ Dramatic Hilo, Beverly Graveline. Altos— A perpetual series of nevena* is Many cures, blessings and favors, society, the faculty, the students, and ‘ (Continued from Page 1) Emma Thomas, Mary Hurley, Lillian conducted *by the Benedictine Fa­ received through St Anne are re­ thers et the Shrine of St. Anna of some few guests of St. Thomas’ sem­ than the D.D. who runs this magazine Garry, Adaline Lombardi, Eileen ported by the recipients. the Ro.ckias, Arvade, Colorado. inary witnessed a decidedly pleasing seems to. Dolan, Rose O’Toole, Marian Mc- entertainment last Thursday evening. IiOBeraoDt, Colo., How can any man call him4alf in- Cune, Mary Rosson, Lucille Piper, ' AprU 15, 1928. Ascension Day. Joseph Newman, Josephine Englehart, Mary Ker- To make a^novena of this series talligant and navar have done eren it is necessary that each Thursday Reverend Dear Father:— Last w eek'I re­ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ the well known Denver K. of C., anc the slightest elementary reading stiens, Anna Lally, Wanda Kerrigan, ceived a speeisKfavor from good St. Anne. Elsie Lombardi and Margaret O’Toole. for nine consecutive Thursdays be PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ^ about a raligion that claim* the al­ consecrated to good Saint Anne. If My mother had been sulfering nearly four legiance of nearly twenty million Sopranos— Beatrice-King, Hilda Job, weeks irith inSammstory rheumatiim, and Afterwards Mr. Newman put on some Anne Conte, Alice Slattery, Corrine one Thursday is omitted a new no­ Americans, as well a* 325,000,000 vena of Thursdays must be started. if she got better at once, I promised- I of his specialties in his usual very person* in the world— a religion that Job, Mary Laner, Elizabeth King, would have it published. TSsnk^ to good effective way. ha* had the greatest effect on history Sophia Sunedsh, Mary Kennedy, Every one is invited to make the St Anne, the next day sha was better atid Aside from the expert and skilful of any movement aver originated? Dorothy Tegtmeier, Mildred Nahring, npvena at the Shrine. But if it is ii almost in good health again. Thanking efforts of Mr. Newman, the high- Clara Furgeson, Mildred Delaney, impossible for one to come to the you for publication. I remain, Your* re- THE JOHN A. MARTIN DRUG CO. point of the evening was reached in Tho Congragationalist, in tbki Marie Davoren. Specialty Num­ Shrine the novena can be made at speotfully, Mrs. James Osrd, Longmont, Coraar FiftaMth and Curtis, Charles Building the presentation of a one-act play. sama issna, has sareral anti-Catholic bers— "Villian and Victim,” a melo­ home— a votive light supplying one’s Colo. Lady Gregory’s “ The Rising _of the articles. Bigotry it born in ig- dramatic offering, John Meier, Ruth presence at the ^tar. Reliable Drugs and Family Medicines Moon,” by the Irish Abbey noraaca. Catholics, both at Chnrdh- Richards. Poscelli Seranade, Kerry CURED OF TOBACCO HABIT of the Dramatic society. There were Dance, Joseph Clifford. Trumpeter, Send in your petitions to this pro­ Reverend Dear Father.— ^1 triml eamesUy Dapandabla Praserlption Sarviea Telephone Main 1900 men and aS' Americans, deplore such also other fine numbers. a dense attitude towards alt that they Shipmates of Mine, Markham Smith. curer of graces and favors, and you to gain strength sufficient to give op smok­ hold holiost. Nowadays it is so easy Sylvia, Rose of My Heart, Indian will receive a novena leaflet of in­ ing, which was detrimental to my health, to obtain Cstholie reading matter Dawn, Harry Taylor, Joseph Clifford, structions. All petitions received but. try as I might. I could never overcome that no literate person has the slight- Marraerite Taylor. The Sidewalks will be blessed and touched to the the habit through the strength of my own Where Your Patronage Is Appreciated Wo Call For and Deliver ost excuse for refusing to inTostigate of New York (a dance). It’s All in relic and placed in the repository on will. During the test novena I interceded our Church. Yet wa are compelled, Fun, Johnny Edward, Beverly and the altar of St Anne until a full with St. Anne to eld me In overcoming tho W e Stora Hoosahold i THE CASCADE LAUNDRY generation after generation, to put Florence Graveline. Banjo selection, novena of Thursdays be completed. habit, and I am happy to sUte that my favor Goods and Merchandisa “Denver’e Most Progressive Leaadry” We Use Soft Water up with Kluxism end other intoler­ Rosella and Mary Ryan. was granted. I desire to offer the enclosed amount as a token of my gratltudt to be Branch Offlccs: 1**2 Trsmont Btrest. l l t l nth Btrset, 194S Broadway DUFFY STORAGE AND ance that is a direct result of ig- Tickets can be purchased and ex Address all communications to the Benedictine Fathers, Box 266, Ar­ used towards th* spread of this devotion. 4ZB East nth Ayanns, 1470 York. 604 East ISth Ayono* MOVING CO. noranco about that for which wa changed in Baur’s confectionery stand. store, 1512 Curtis street vada, Cobrado. —B.WA

ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION Marlboro marriage would ba ooa* sidered h ate. Cominittee Heads Selected at The Denver Catholic Reg^ter CHURCH IS SUPREME LEGISUTOR Tha mi ge of baptkad persoai is ragulat^ated______not—. oaly Sy divine, but Resident of Board______RV< R«Vi |> Henry I'ihen, Dip. also by ecclesiastical or canon Meeting of Cathofic Cbnritiet kditor...... u.Refi Mattniw i. w. Bfititti ON QUESTION OF MATRIMONY The (3hnrch recognizes in the c h « A n ocDciaie ifiltflr, dbeffc A. amith power eompetency oaly over the civil diocaafls JbMler, Bait Jaht R. Mol- The term used for valid marriage effects of marriage. . The otganlsatioa of toe Catoolle J|g|ggd.jg^eeqond-ela*e.iiletter.at thp pOrtofflee e t ^ (By Iter. IfattlMw Smith) oue of the first and most aeoea* Charitiee WM tcaotioally eorntdeted between unhaptised persons is ''legit* One » t • Serlee » f Article* an sary things to remember about mat* at a moeting neld to too Bishops direct cm m i Bt Rev, J imate.” It is not, called ratified or Lew* *f the Ckardi rifflony is that marriage is bouse on Monday evening. Jto toe Henry Tihen, DJX, president oi cotosuinmated aa i n ^ e case of Chris* Wbeii two baptized poraons have tract Whatever ia required by the absence of the Bishop, John F. Vail, board; J. E. M u ll^ WUliam JJ Publitihed Weekly by Igdne tfarengh the Ceremony e f tnat^ tian marriagee, unless the partita law of nature for entering a first vice president, presided. Chair­ Lloyd, John.J ------VaiL Herbert FadMIi Irittohy, their toarrage la eaid by tile make it Christian by being baptized. fH E dATHOLIO PUBLISHING SOCIETY (iM .) riage contraet is also demauded in John- Dower, , m T j . OTallon, Wiffian Choreh to be '‘ratlSed.**'‘ratifled." When they If an invalid marriage has bean men o f toe active committees of toe OTallon, Christlaa matrimony. Also what­ organization were 'appointed. Theae MePhee, Bhiv. John R. Muttoy, la v ddS Bannock Street have beooine two in one flesh In the contraeted, Le., a marriage which is ever is regulated about marriage by use of their marital right, the mar- no marriage at all, but one of the chairmen will select committee mem­ Harold Campbell, Mrt. M. J. O W , Phone Main 5418 F. O. Box 1497 the divine positive laW ia rMttirSd bers and rsport ba^ to to* rogular Ion, Mab' Cmia[hliB, Mrs. Jqaiqti' lage is said to be ’’oonsummated.’* parties to it thinks it k valid, it is in C&iatlan marriage. The (Jhurch ‘ ttian marriage that ie ratified but Oalled a "putative” marriage, until monthly mMting which will bo held Saubert, John J. fl^ v a n . Mrs. T. X. has no power to d k p ^ e from di­ on Juno 4. The committees and their Cosgtlff, C. D. O’Brien, J. A. (3aua- net consummated is diesolvable by both the parties beoome certain of vide law; for bstance, Christian rev­ the Pope. When we speak, there* its nullity. Children born to such a ohairmen are as follows: M n. ^sejph Celia, Dr, Daille); Thursday, May 24, 1928 elation plainly teaOhes that consum­ L n ^ , Miss NelBe Lennon, Dr. fore, of the indlMolubility of Chris* marriage would be considered legit­ ' Family welfare, Rev. John R. Mul- ,/ mated Chrietian m arrli^, cannot be |t>y; child welfare, Mrs, M. J. OT'sl- Mcutow,____ Dr._D. G. Mona^^n, a ^ n , MnJ tian m ila g e , We refer to oonsum* imate b y the Church. Under this broken by divorce with the right to OFFICIAL NOTICE mated Chrietian matrimony. ruling, the children o f the famous lon; Mexican welfare, Misa Mary W. E. Paul, William E. McLain, Mrai remarry during the lifetime of toe Coughlin; health, Dr. Harry Mo- John F. Vail, MnL Charles J. bmtn^ spouse, and the Church catmot alter Graw; legal, Lnke Kavanaugh; char­ Rev. Matthew Smith, Mrs. George P3 The OathoUe Reglsteir haaonr fnlieet approval at to ita pwpoea this law in favor o f anybody. and method of pnbllcatioft,____ we . declaredeoiafe it It the ofHeiil ^ otgaa o f...... tha acter bnUdhig, William Bergin. Hackethal, William J. Bergto, Jos^h The...... Catholic Churcl « c b elaime full The financial committee o f sixteen C. McGnire, Thomas Dolan, Dr. J. JJ Dioeesa o f Denver and earneatly bespeak for H the wH0le4iairted Archbuhop J. B. Fitaval’s com and exclusive right to l e ^ t e members wiU elect its own chairman O’N ^ , Theodora A. Chisholm, Ltike support o f onr priests and people. Thai support wilt tiaka The cerning the marrisMS • o filf bap­ Reiegtater a strong power /ofor r the s^ead ef Cod’s %ngdomYingdom lnIn ColoradOiColo to toe near futoro. J, KavanauglL Frank Kirchhof, 8rJ Picturesque Life Is Closed tized persons. ,By Baptiaw^ The officers o f toe Catholic Chari­ The executive committee is com­ J. HENRY TIHEN. become her stt^ects,iWects, whetherjer wu*wll- ties are: President, Rt. Rev. J. Henry pose of toe officers and the follow- _____ Even titottgh they be May 1,1918. > Biebop of Denver. lingly or not Tihen, D.D.; 1 st vice president, John ingi William J. Lloyd, J. A. Gallabar, (Continued from Page 1 ) resignation, said tiiat toe arehdio baptized by heretics, sehl^tito. or Mrs. Joseph - - -- Ipellort suggestion t^ t the Areh- ceee was surprised and ehocked when . Vail; 2nd vice president, MtS. M. Senbert, Miss Maty people who live in jfood faith to Ooughli bishop deeioed upon Father Pitaval, Arebblshonritaval’s intention became S. O’Fallon; secretary, Miss Nclllo J. Bergto, Herbert: other denominations. Baptism ia the Lennonj| treasurer, John J. Sullivan; FairalL whom he had never met up until that known. But the Archbishop mads Catholic methM (of inftiatioitlon into MOSLEM ANGER OVER JERUSALEM CONFERENCE______time, Father Pitaval had a mag-ag- the same remark to hia sueeessor as membership,ineniutmiui^ Thla x..Jl might ggruto r t Oh be had to the Apostolio Delegate Monlem reaction to the Protestant International Mission- 8ptoish*lang^^ some, non-(StholiOi,______but they hwe when the question o f an auxibary no just reason to complain. The PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ary Congress, recently held on the Mount of O liv e s, is becom - and, becaoee ofthegeneroelty oftbe Bishop was raised. Catoolic Cniiiteh, on the other hand, ing increasingly serious. pioneere among whom he bad workad "I belonged to the pioneer clergy,” has a serious right to oomplain when Two recent incldent»*-one an embarraaslng situation In Colorado, ha had soma money of said Archbishop Pitaval to the Writer. ______corrupt______her dooetrines ' or claim hla own—a necesaity for an auxiliaty "I felt that I was a left-over from be toe Church which _she______can prove eauMd tt the Cenaclenaole b:by Moslems on the occasion of the Santa Fa arch* anotow age—toe age of Machebeuf ^jy gy,j,y argumeut of hi of Crown Prince Umberto di Savoia of Italy, and the other an diocese, where the cathsdratiouma was and Mata and Raverdy. It was a docMne. lu regard to tha ao- antl-Chrlgtlan outbnrgt which has followed the visit of fo r e ig n v e g small, great age, but this is snotoer one. “ J S ^ g out rf*her legislatton ABC DIRECTORY Protestant ministers to the Moslem university of Al-Azhar atl^„^*^J whifi w u sent for and Immedtatoly ^ te r toe war. it for baptized persons who remain out- I was told what the Archbishop da- evident that the Catholic Cnurch to yisiWe fold, the Ohutoh ia Cairo^have. brought - strikingly , fl.- to , -public . attention , the . in sired. Ba asked for a few days to America was opening a new epoch. nobody has reason to RCHITECT tengity of feeling aroused. S Since in ce tthen alarm has grown be- tiiink over the p r o p e l and then he The National CathoUe WeUaro Con- * ipj,ete is not the slightest B. FLOYD REDDIN(5 cause of widespread strikes of protest, attacks on " fo r e ig n ” »««optad. His appointment came as forence was born and toere w erd^ j,^ k .K.K. charge that •chools, promotion of Moslem associations to combat the in- r l otoer Indications o f activity. I church regards as invaUd all non Keystone 8618 606 Tabor Bldf., Dsnvtr that a younger man ought to be in Catholie m anages. lluence of the Y.M.C.A. and the Y.W.C.A., and the promulga- H a^ cT ^ iS rted tltiiw Bkhop my place. My health was also not .pj,, church recognizes the right tion of eiffniAeant ” Ten Commandments” for Palestine Arab of Bora and auxiliary Bishop of what it had been. That is why I L f t^e state to legislate about purely e d d in g p l a n t s — Scouts. Santa FS bv Arohl^hop Bourgade resiped.’* - civU effecU of marriage; for Instance, B yinnias. Asters, Snaps, Petunias, Phlox and The Arab' press, pretending to have found an excuse In One o f the cU ef works u n ^ ^ h jjj insistence on getting mar- King Humbert Cannas Uken by Archbishop Pitaiml in the licenses, the property laws m the ineidente at the Cenacle and the university, has launched 17, 10O8, anl Bkh^MPitavai Santa Fe archdiocese was the cstab- .ffected by matrimony, and so forth, At the Greenhouse 167 Milwaukee Street a violent campeign against all Christian congregations and was namsd administrator o f toe arch- lishment o f St, Anthony’s o r p h ^ g e im^ever, that toe civil missionary activities In the Near East. Arabs contend that the diecase May 22, leos. Ha w for boys at .Mbuquerque. conducted L^thoritles override their autoority LEANING AND DYEING by toe same J^ancisMn S i s ^ who legislate about validity, but spreading political propaganda. No Moe- u iteb- Imve ^ Anthony’s hospital, where cohabitation, legitimacy C Now Is the Time for Your Spring Cleaning. lem ever becomes a Christian, but every year Cnristlans become ^op^*^W nta u , I90d. he died. Thk institution cares for ^ insofar as these We Csil For and Delivsr. Prompt lervie# Moslems, the press claims, saying that the experience of een- Arehbishop Bourgade, his prsde- X80 to 190 boys. Archbishop Bour- of the ROYAL CLEANING AND DYEINO 0 0 . turies has taught this to the missionaries, and that they stay fourto metooMiiUn gade had left some funds for the Phone Sonth 6049— South 8651— ^(Tomer Iliff and South Broadway on-merely as political pioneers of colonization by their western Bish^^o Jf foun’ -'^'-- -■* nations. ' Tucson. Dr. Bourgade was made a ig e s______LEANING AND DYEING BY MASTERS OF THE AR*P The Moilem ehargee are absurd. America certainly has Bishop and vicar Apostolic of Arl iup, was also ^ S lish ed 'u n d er ___ id where theke cm l C Individual Attention to Each Gatment no political ambitions in Western Asia and yet American P ro t- *ona Infa 1885 and was named toe first bishop Pitaval, and vatious parish laws , have had a reasonable cause - - - ...... - * —* ' Plshop of Tucson May 8, 1897. schoolsBChoou were founded, includinginclttdin onel j,,gn accordance with 826 Broadway A r ^ is h o p Pitaval tendered his in Galium two in Roswell, and one L jj, Roman oongregatioM Direct Service. Ph. So. 8352 le im ng, oomDBai,ic«uy saveruBea m i ,.. to E a s t ^ A have recognized them. The Church being ot yaet importance. February, 1918, and was named tit­ statue o f Archbishop Lamy, first of jjg power of legislation over i e i t f m . ular Archbishop of Amida July 29, toe AtchbUhops of Banta Fa, ^ the non-baptized. The extent OAL—KINDL1N(^M0VING AND 8TORAQB ROYALIST CHARGES ANSWERED 1918. Father Albert T. Daeger, 0. ^ 5 ?* * ^ * which she recognizes the rlglright F.M., D.D., who since 1902 had been Arunblshop m v a l i diwction, ^ » Livil legislation in the marriages of C J. R. MORGAN COAL CO* In bTder to offset the Papal condemnation of the Action ^ fa g mi^onary work in toe Sanu cost of 18,000 to 17,000, j, gtm anfler &jpttte AUTO EXPRESS NO. 110 Prancalae, French Royalists have claimed that the Pone’s *ct ^ churches were erected at Sm JuM. Lmong cMonkts. Taos, and other Pk<|M. He also marry k ^ e f i to 3456 Gilpin Street Phone FYanklin 6542 was purely political. The fact is that the condemnation was 1010 pteconized • — I ■ I I tj ■ ■ III I I — ■ II I ■ laiiii I 1^ .March 16 , 1919. Ha waa eonse- g reasatly tly bMutifled______toe SWne of 0“ Lymkind l>y nature. Therewte eu- issued because of the false political philosophy taught. The crated May 7, 1919, by Archbitoop Gikidy d r of Guadalupe inia Santa Pe,Fa, fain and others who would legk- ORSETS — We Specialize in Corsets, Underwear Action Pranctise was preaching doctrines subversive of C hrls- pPitar^. fa toe Santa Pe CathedraL the hope that it would become a »*-na- fj^t« in such _ a______manner_ _as to make____ Hosiery and Aprons. tianity. But In order to Justify Itself, the society made various tionai shrine. . . I {TyinA*flib1a the marriasre of all hut C New h ^ c o was fi|^ Christianized Lj,ogg tjjgy term the physlc^y fit ate Rock Bottom Prices, as We Are Closing Out ugly charges against the Church and tried to revive old war ^ i i ^ t f o m *H# had some*toonght hrithout justification. The Church A. BRADSHAW hatreds. One of these charges has just been met with an of- o f returfaing to his native France ______1448-1447 STOUT STREET fiCial .denial. 1 working around the Shrine of back to toe district by ^obbUhop ^^^^ to marry, or Father LedochowsW, superior general of the Society f e , ®ihiT to^iSSdle*^fi5e” ian^^ Bourgade. Under Arch^hop, Pit* Lug could keep the mentally unfit from matrimony if it were Moved r a p e r ie s — Jesus, has sent to “ La Croix” a letter in. which he formally hJ’ believed that he couwf^ke was considerably, extended in theLj^, imbeciles wore befat D BREHM-ABFL DRAPERY AND GIFT SHOP denies that the society or its head ever took part in any political himself useful at toe shrine. But he . They are doing extraord nary ^g ^ >. rtf of snch union!unloM. But action contrary to the interest of the Allies during the late war. decided to come to Denver to spend work m toe^chdiocese. t^hbUhop moralists aref very loathk to 1626 Champa. Estimates Gladly Furnished. Main 4724 Daeger, O.P.M., was etaboned « t Lgoognlze any power in thetoe State81 to }Ca X T i " X k ’n Jemea, working far from a j^ r o t d kgj^Bg gadj legigiatiott even for the U. CLEANERS AND DYERS L Action FrancaiSe, is as follows. . . . Tihen to do so. EUs own expression and among Indians, vdisn ha w m 6 State, when* it «x- e 11 75c “ It is false that, either with my permission or otherwise, was that he was returning to his suggested to the Holy See by A rc^ with nnlUficatioa o f mar- D MEN’S SUITS CLEANED AND PRESSED Father Joseph Barrachina, my assistant in Spain, aided any "first love." His missionary work bishopop PitayaiPitayal lorfor svcceMioninceeMion to wethe 1 „ gterilisationaterilii (an operation Overcoats, |1.00 and up ' Dnaeeauuaaamai fl.OO and Up Hata Cleaned and Blocked. . .We Call IFor . —and, ------Delivw political movement whatsoever or received pay lor this Pur- endS7ed it ^ archlepiseopal olmb. ^ tob toh op Pit- propagation impossible but aval brought toe Oblates of Mary tha mariteJ 2076 So. University Phone, South 4517 PbSA ^ ; him. Immaculate Into the archdiocese, jg nsuaily guided by people “ It la false that Father Eldward Fine, also under my dl- He did not want to remain fa- They now have parlshba in Dawson, ulterior motive or vtoo l e c t r ic a l contracting rection and my assistant in France, tried to upset the ministry active and hence he asimd for the Roy, and Springer. k re so downright igftorant about the REPAIRING AND FIXTURES in A n riV i o‘^ Archbishop Pltawl made many ^ jjo le question of human right! or E presided over by M. Clemenceau. 92 H,! per Phone Main 2808 H. G. RBID 1718 Broadway “ It is false that, with the same end ln ^ «w , I worked In hk htaUh ersonal friends. He had a deUght-kclentifle data that they cannot be ful__ disposition. He had sMewd krusted with such momentous ques- accord with M. von Hintze, with whom I have had no rela- would not permit continued work and judgment and succeeded admirably Ljoug. IRVIN FURNITURE & AUCTION COMPANY tions, either direct of indirect; it Is false that he placed at m y ^ t e r some .months hs resigned, al- In his work as a prelate. But per­ haps toe most striking thing about Used Furniture for Home or Office, Refrigerators* dlsposal the sum of 2,000,000 francs or any other sum. SSSeit l“ to?hwlteL “ ThOT# he his life was the marvelous spirituality G Rugs, Ranges. “ It is false that I was received in audience at Vienna by for^the rest S his life. He toat formed ite background. He was Local News Cash, Credit or Trade. Auctions Mondays,ays, Thursdays, 2 P. M. the Empress Zita, as I nevei; saw hCr before or during the gevs much time to spiritual exer- an unusually handsome man, even in 1449-55 Welton Street. Telephone Main 3667 war . , . besides I did not go to Vienna at that time. These cisei, but his close friends knew that hk old age. He had a voice that would make the angels jealous. It Two of toe attractive protrams of jouraeys a « lik. the o h m that I ™da Inwnito to Paria, tt'.t’hi'iS.U } was a tenor baritone and was so Music Week were sponsored by tHe EADQUARTERS FOR HOSPITAL SUPPLIES cording to The Ere Nouvelle of A^iril 16, figments of the imag- k a v e^ eep ted a parish if his health H AND INSTITUTION EQUIPMENT. ination of those who invented them. had permitted him to do so. He of- THE GEO. MAYER HARDWARE CO. ‘-‘It is evident that all these facts purporting to show that £ti»tod at OrdiMt^^^^ Conflma- the Society of Jesus and ite General worked against the inter- «to time? but on 1520 Arapahoe Main 682 eats of the Allies during the war are false. They are odious the whole his life was very quiet «« the hest pearing therein were: inventions and the responsibility for them falls upon the persons I Wmidarfni Faith and Hnmtifty singer in the hierarchy. HeB conse- eonse< Knotek, Hazel Hayes, Mrs. G a m i EWELRY— A Complete Line of Watches, who invented them. It is easily guessed why they were in­ mos i^tavel nad toe faith gehnler. Faul Harrington and Bennie Alei J Clocks and Jewelry of >a child. He had an intense devo­ AL,® o f F a s ^ “oXSer 287 I \‘'®tv“®r t?e*^om«■ A Small Store, Small Eimenses, Small Profita. vented and why reproduced.” tion to the Blessed Virgin and often in tiie Denver Cathedral, and nobody ^ Buy Here and Save Money .recalled that he was born on the who was present can ever forget the 1 -girls , , of . toe , S t Mary’s acMsmy PROGRESS OF PROPAGATION OF FAITH vigil of toe Pesst of toe Appari- beauty of that service. In his pon-fjjb®®* Taking part were GENERAL REPAIRING—ALL WORK OUARANTEMT Misses Gloria Marmam, Mery Letetia J. L. POTTER, Incorporated Members of religious orders, pwvented heretofore from tlfieala, Archbishop Pitaval was a ma­ jestic figure, every inch a Bishop. Gargan, Mary Christine Johnson and 1632 Champa. We Call For and Deliver. Main 9584 Mane Gazsolo. They were aesisted ri< ‘ aldine Koch, pianist ANDS— ^Dry Farms, Irrigated Lands, Mountain Ranches ever have the privilege of boasting Sheep and Cattle Ranches-rPriced Right and Terms hereefter may be enrolled in the society, through a new ar­ Canada. that they are the home of a retired The S t Thomas’ seminary deacons L He had great humility. This waa Archbishop. who will be ordained prieste June 8 M. D. McENIRY LAND COMPANY rangement just announced. illustrated by something he told the 'Tki. p a will go on retreat at tha seminary This was one of the most interesting developments at the writer about hk resignation from the nf A retreat always precedes Telephone Main 219 880 First Natl. Bank Bldg. annual meeting of the'Supreme Council of the Pontlflcal'-ao- see at Santa Fe. He told the Apos­ Vicar General o f the Denver^iooM^ ordination ceremony in order to tolic Ddegate (then Archbuhop [OVING & STORAGE clety, which has just taken place in Rome. Bonzano) that he wished to give up d r . ' s , “ candidates the gravity .of the step aval, but arrived at S t Anthony’s | SOUTH DENVER MOVING ft STORAGE CO. Other developments of much interest were: Announce­ toe see. His Excellency suggested they are about to take. after toe death. Public Warehouse, Express, Crating, Shipping ment that although the United States continues to contribute that he retain the Arehbuhopne, but Tickets for the Cathedral P.-T.A The Chancery Office of the Denver | as much as all the rest of the world together to the mission secure an auxiliary Bishop to look benefit, to be held at Eliteh’s gardens Country Hauling, Piano Moving after the long and tedious Confirma­ diocese Thursday sent a telegram to theater on Sunday evening, June 10, cause, other.countries in the last year made great increases in tion trips around the archdiocese. every Archbishop and Bishop in the 869-71 South Broadway Phone South 1227 their contributions, gains in some cases being more than 50 United States announcing the death may be Had either from Father John­ ‘Tf another man is doing the work son at the Cathedral rectory or by of Archbishop Pitaval. The funeral piNELLI, C; & COMPANY per cent; and the elevation of the able and well-loved Secre­ he ought to have the honor,” replied calling Mrs. Paul Macher, chairman, next Wednesday will undoubtedly tary General of the Society, Msgr. Joseph Nogara, to the rank Dr, ntaval. York 1801-R. Dealers in Pure Italian Olive Oil apd Fancy Groceries be one of toe largest Colorado has Archbishop Daeger, speaking to Over eight hundred Mople were of Archbishop. toe writer Wednesday about the ever seen. Phone Keystone 4318 1409-11 fifteenth S t In the matter of religious receiving the benefits of the _____ served at the dinner given at the society, it may be recalled that many members of orders have sum was 46,380,000 lire, whereas that for the preceding year hrtm! LUMBING— CONTRACTING— REPAIRING wished to enroll themselves, but have been prevented by their was 41,600,000. The Increase was t^hus 11.8 per cent. The telid to mke O’CONNOR PLUMBING CO. vows o f poverty. Their case was placed before the Holy Father amount’contributed by Catholics of the United States was 81»- the dinner and linen sale such a P for consfderatioh, and the Sacred Congregation of Propaganda 126,807y and the increase— $100,000— amounts to 8 percent, grand succeu, and ako thank those Supplies and Fixtures Fide has now announced that His Holiness has made the fol­ Noteworthy increases registered by other cdUntries are: toe musical p r o g ^ , which ^ s 3030 W. 44th Ave. Phone Gallup 806 lowing concessions: ® 0^ 2,171,041 lire against 1. The members of those religious orders or congrega­ 1,434,102 f o r the year previous; Italy, 59 per cent increase; k o j^rs. T. A. CoUins, 4251 West AYLOR-MADE KENLAS'nC CORSETS tions, of either men or women, who have some of their mem­ Belgium, 66 per cent; Germany, 82 per bent; England, 15 per 52nd avenue, or Mrs. John H. Spil- Abdominal Belts. Trusses, Stockings bers dedicated to the evangelization of infidels in mission coun­ cent, and France, 13 per cent. . fan®. South Broadway, as soon T Cniaries B. E. Tayloz^Elkabeth Kendridi Taylor tries may enjoy all the favors conceded to those enrolled In the , of fionsignor Nogar. took Place April 26 1554 C alifon^ S t Main 2867 as that ------' ' ■ " — ------Pontifical Society for the Propagation of the Faith, if they in the Church of St. Charles m the Corso, Cardmal Van Roa- be the last meeting of toe les- recite daily the prescribed prayers, that is, an “ Our Father," sura, Prefect of the Sacred Congregation of Propaganda Fide, | son. h e JOHNSON STORAGE AND MOVING CO. A “ Hail Mary,” and the invocation: “St. Francis Xavier, pray being the. consecrator, assisted by Archbishop Frandesco Mar- ' MOVING, PACKING AND SHIPPING Wall, H« Saved the Other Fire for us.” ehctti-Selvaggiani, Secretary of the Congregation, and Bishop TPhone So. 100— After 6 P. M., Sonth 2064 221 Broadway, Depvar Headline in Montana paper- 2. Members of other orders or congregations, who have Giulio Serafini, Secretary of the Sacred Congregation of the "Judge Tattan Falls; Collar Hone Modem Fireproof Warehonsa—Pnmigaiing Vault none of their members employed in the missions, may enjoy Council. and 7 Eggs Broken.” the same spiritual favors if they recite the same daily prayers Monsignor Nogara has been one of the most effective ET W A S H — When u n din f your dotoea to ba waabed why and if the religious houses in which they live give annually workers in the new organization of the Society for the Propaga Bitter to the Taite W not patronize a Laundry which apedalizea on Wet Waah. some alms to the Pontifical society. tiom of the Faith, "G olf Is piei” the beginner exclaimei We have only two claaiificationa— Wet Wazh and Dry Waah. Thk His start was so easy, so nice; As a sign of its esteem, the Supreme Council of the so­ Service and Quality Work. It already has been announced that the amount collected But he found that toe pie J5L3!&!Ut82i!£®£j?® IS? by the society last year for distribution to the missions was ciety presented Monsignor Nogara with a beautiful pectoral Could of sweetness be shy ELECTRIC WET WASH-i2469 Lowell Blvd.. allup 390 6,000,00^ lire more than that of the previous year. The exact cross on the occasion of his elevation. he presently, had s had slice.

ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION PAOB n v » f i e m n g f t c a t h o l i c ^ ^ i s t e r CARD PARTY HELD Taxes ol $500 Paid oo School IN CANON CITY

Candn City.— Members of the Altar That Saves Taxpayers $21,000 and J^sary Society of St. MldhaerS church and their friends Snjo^Sd a Sah Fr&llcisco.'M^allfomii taxes for taxea levied by the city and coun Card p ar^ at the hall Friday after­ parish school properties, f o r years ty gotemmcnt, * noon. The hall was beautifully ‘rAocording to statistics of tne ,decorated with tulips, Snowballs and ‘JathOlics have protested against (his, public schaoi department,’* the aHloie lut SO far without effect, Not only other spring flowers. Refreshments states,■ • , i tcost ...... the city And... county ...... were Servea at the close of the games. as Individuals, but as a Churob, they government laM year 4 for every Mrs. A. W. Hammond received the are thus compelled to carry a double pupil educated IB the elementary high prize for bridge and Mrs. F. iurden o f taxation, for the upkeep sohoois. Senmitt was consoled. Mrs. Stan­ ” 6n this basis it would cost^6 the bO« o f their Own schools and also for the ley Salle won the high Score for chool department an.additional f f l , - five hundred and Mrs. T. j. Pres­ Support of the state schools, BcnCe S06 to take care of the pupils oif S t cott was consoled. Mrs. Russell they are tased three times for edu­ Cyril’s school. In other words the Hundley received the cutting prize. cation. tMpayers would hate to pay f 21,0 00 Hostesses for the afternoon inehided Scoring the city and county gov­ extra taxes for additional school the Mesdames Kort Wyatt, Jo6 Ester, ernment that imposes a |500 tax on rooms, teachers, grounds and facil­ Robert Stockton, Chris Geibach, Maty school property that yearly sates ities that the education of 250 chil­ Gifts Fitsgerald, J, Leo Sterling, Anthony taxpayers an amount in excess of dren reQuiree. This amount would Tyo, F. E. Cra\riord, J. J. McDon­ pBijOOO, the Rev, Francis McCarthy, increase in later years in proportion nell, Russell Hundley, E. J. Bower, pastor of St, Cyril’s church, in an to the growth of S t Cyril’s Sohool. 0(to Anna, J. J. Dohefty and John article appearing in The St. Cyril’s "And for this favor the city and Holden. ^ ^ .Visitor, monthly publication of the county shoivs ite gratitude by im­ for the Graduate Graduation exercises were held at >arish, declares that conscious of its posing Oft St. Cyril’s school the the Brewster-Brookside toini hal njustiee the debt paid most unwill­ burden Of a $600 tax,’’ the article Wednesday evening for the combined Nothing more suitable for the graduate ingly by the parish is the asseasment conciudeS. schools. The Rt. Rev. Cyprian Brad­ is ley of Holy Cross abbey was the than something of a religious character. principal speaker of the evening, hit g r a d u a t i o n I n DENVER DEANERY subject being on higher education and A few of our large selection subjoined STERLING SUNDAY MEETING IS HELD patriotism. The Abbey Bears made it two would be appropriate, v f, straight Thursday afternoon bv de­ Sterling.— This is senior class week The Denver deanery of the D. D. feating St. Patrick's from Pueblo, s in S i Anthony’s high school. A class C, C. W. met on Monday afternoon 7 to 6 and 6 to 3, in a double-header, Rosaries in Imitation and real stone In all day program was held at the E. of C, at the Argonaut hotel with Miss Mary thus boosting their season’s string popular colors. , hall on Wednesday evening. The Coughlin presiding. The meeting, of victories to five. class play will be presented on Fri* though enthusiaistlc, was disappoint­ Mrs. Paul Horan made her First La Tosca Pearl Rosaries mounted on silver and ■ day evening at the Logan county ing from the standpoint of attend­ Communion on the second Sunday gold chains. high echooL Sunday evening will be ance. These meetings are open to alt after Easter at her home in Wichita, Home for (food by Mother Loyola. graduation and the baccalaureate Catholle women. Thdy are designed Kansas, at the Blessed Sacrament Teens and Twenties by Mary D. Chamberi. sermon will be delivered by one of to educate all to an appreciation of church. Mrs. Horan is a daughter- h a l f s o l e s the fathers from Regis college. The the value of union and concerted in-law of Mr. and MrS. D. S. Horan The Girls Book of Piety by Josephine Black. following young people will be ytad- thought and action. It is conrined to of Canon City. Following of Christ by Thomas a Kempis. / OC LEATHER, PANCO, / ttated this years Alice Bell, Cecelia no section and to no group. A large number of Canon City and Isabel Clarke’s Works make charming • USKIDE • ^ Wagner, Jtulanna Lauby, Carl Ment- Miss Shearer gave an interesting Florence people enjoyed the social Put on While You Wait; Price Good Every Day reading. gen. William Caldwall, Clifford report from the office of the Cath­ held in Canon City by the local LOOP SHOE REPAIR SHOP Burke and Carl Botz. olic Charities showing the constant Knights of CelumbuS. , Music was Enid Dinnis Books are entrancing. la the L«ep Market IBth and Lawrence While in Sterling last week. Bishop service which is being given there furnished by the Knights Columbus Tihen confirmed Over three hundred to relieve many diverse needs, orchestra. persons. On Tuesday evening the Miss Marsnr Staten reported for the Dr. and Mrs. F. W. Schmitt and Many others to select from. Engllsh-epeaking adults and children Garfield lenool district, where the family and Mrs. H. A. Van Alstyne were confirmed. On Wednesday attandance is reduced to fifty ehll motored to Florence Tuesday eve­ Prices reasonable. morning the German-speaking claas dren through the exodus to the beet rting to attend the recital given by assembled and on WednSsday eve­ fields. She has promised the older Mrs. Isadora Anter and Miss Thelma ning the Spanish. boys that when they return in the Burchfield. Arthur Schmitt of Canon A call or a line will receive fail a ball team will ba organised. City appeared in the recital. He On Sunday aveniag the annual eor- Such activitias are necessary if they gave three violin solos artd also prompt attention. s r t k a a d Keyttone onatioft services were held. The are to be held, for athletics are a played in duets with Miss Isabel STO lU O E Marion 2367 SHIPPING school children marched in the pro­ n o f the inducements offered by Gribbs. cession and 6 member of the Junior Se forces of tha opposition. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Horrigan One of the Largest and Most Up-to-Data sodality had the honor of placing Mrs. Jackson gave an amusing ac­ were called to Leadville Friday to the crown on the statue of the count of hor effort to accustom her attend the third funeral in their fam­ Blessed Mother. Church Good* House* of the West* p u n g charges to assistant teachers. ily in the past three weeks. Mrs. Madeline Cooper, Viola Heinlain, COUNTRY CLUB CLEANERS AND DYERS The Claes bad grown too large for Thomas Corbett, first cousin Of Mr. CLKAIflNli-^YEmG-HlEPAIRINC Helen Jacobs, Ruth O’Brien and John one teacher, but they were adverse to Harrington, died Friday of appendi­ Laer E. Claees, Prop. Toohey are members o f the gradu­ citis. I( h Lm Iu Uk* New—Wa DM it any change in the accepted order of ating class from the Sterling high Miss Catherine Scavarda, student IttB loot 4th Aranua Pbeea«i Sanlh >400—Aauth 544*«J things, 80, upon seeing the strangers, school. Miss Genevieve Spitser will they considered not the order of their It Mount St. Scholastica’s academy, graduate from St Patrick's academy The James Clarke going, but just left. There are many waa hostess at a dinner in the do­ in Sidney this weak. tides to a social worker's problem. mestic science cottage last Wednes­ Leo J. Kennedy o f Burnette is re­ A Mrs. Sulivan aroused aVreat deal day evening. Decorations were car­ CHURCH GOODS HOUSE covering from a major operation of interest in the Little Flower cen­ ried out in red and a large center­ SOUTH DENVER Fried Spring Chicken which ha underwent last Thursday ter, telling of what had been done piece of roses made the table very 1636*38 Tremonl Street Denver, Colorado e v e r g r e e n n u r s e r y at S t Bencdict’a hospital. and the ready response of the chil­ attractive. Miss Mary Elizabeth Hil- 0 . 3. Polkner, Prop, Broiled T-Bone Steak Misses Rossmsry Latta and Paul­ dren. She asked for volnnteers for vert served the dinner’ on Monday. Forest:^-—LtandauAping ine Foy were graduated with the afternoon time, as the youngsters These dinners are a part of the re­ Phone Tabor 3789 and Six Other Belicidus Cholcea class from Mercy hospital nurses’ continually wirii that they could quired work in the domestic science Evergreen for Potting and training school last week. Porch Boxm, Parka and Lawns conM for sewing and reading after d^artment and are very delightful Are SatvaS Tterr Day at the Mrs, H. J. Wilhelm, who was bitten A ll Sites Insured Trees school hours. She met wHh such affairs. a rabid eat last week, is receiring Reasonable Prices success' that the center will be open The annual spring collection for the Pasteur treatment at St Bene- S t Michael’s church will be under ,Ree., ai3 W. Florida Pheae, 3e. 7768 every afternoon from 8 to 6 o’clock. S&e ffaWwtAui SLtVt hospital. Mrs. Wilhelm is re­ Miss Anns New of The Post visited the direction of the Knights of Co­ covering nively and there is no sign LuachaoB, SOe, TSe A at. Dlaoar,|l andaiJS the Little Flower center on Tuesday lumbus. of infeotion. evening, reporting her observations 'the students o f St. Michael’s THE A. W. CLARK 171S Bdwy., eppotita BrownPalaea M aialM e Mrs. H. M. Brown and daughters, school are preparing for a program DRUG COMPANY In her Mper. Mrs. William Truitt and Mist Inea Mrs. Eagleton made an instructive to be given early in June. These Comar Eighth Avaano and Brown, spent the week-end in Den­ programs are very popular and a ver, talk on expected-legislation and civic Santa Po Drive Eyes Examined duty. She promia^ to be a strong great deal o f interest is being shown PkoUo Sontli 1)4 The members of the Catholic and Influential member o f the coun­ in this one to be given at graduation EVERYTHlNa IN DRUGS Daughters of America enjoyed a cil, both well informed and forceful. time. ______Glataea covered-dieh supper Monday evenin; That at...... the Knightsi f 1 ■ of CoIumbiM hal BISHOP BLESSES Satiafy This is the first of a Series o f affairs FIRST COMMUNION b a r n u m s h o e a d r y >ven for the members to stimulate DURANGO SCHOOL USED a R S g o o d s s t o r e Reasonable Interest in the meetings of the or­ IN PUEBLO, SUNDAY Prices Carrioi a fu ll Line o f Shoos and ganization. Durai^o.— Rt. Rev. J. Henry Dry Goods 'for the Whole Family^ ComeianUcoa An interesting and well attended St, Francis Xaylet’s Parish, Pueblo. Tihen arrived in Durango Saturday T v i t h a n that counts School Supplies Serriea meeting of the Altar and Rosary so- — A clast of sixto children will re­ evening. Sunday morning following ceive First Holy Communion Sunday BIFOCAL society was held on Thursday after­ the ten o’clock Solemn Mass at St. JOHN SPRINGER noon at the Knights o f Columbus at the eight-thirty Mass. Breakfast Columba’s church he administered 3417>1f W. 7th A v * Phone So. 7743 o p t ic a l club rooms. Mrs. Dobson, Mrs. will be served the communicants by a the sacrament of Confirmation to a FOR YOUR SUMMER VACATION CO. Crosby, Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Smith committee of the ladies of the Altar class of eighty-six. In the afternoon were hostesses. The dates o f the society. at three o'clock His Lordship blessed Drive away on your summer vacation in a good Used Car. annual fall bazaar were set for No­ After a long aftd painful Illness Hemstitching, 5c Yard 1809 WUa,UU X. Mel,AlM the new parochial school. In the Travel is cheaper, recreation Is better and a change Of vember 16, 16 and 17. The next Russell N icko^ aMd 13, a pupil Noatly Dono CHAMPA OptometMtS evening at seven-thirty he adminis­ scene is good for you. You can get a good Used Car meeting will be held at the home of of tha parish school, died last Sun­ tered Confirmation to a class of from .Qs at a very moderate price. Real Button Holes— Low Pri:ee Mrs. Toohey on June 21. day morning. The funeral was held eighty at the Sacred Heart church. Pleating and Covered Buttons on Tuesday morning, with the school Father Fintan was up from Farm­ Roadsters— Tourings— Coupes— Coaches— Sedans New York Pleating & Button FIRST COMMUNION children assisting at the Requiem ington to assist with the services at For Quality and Service Mass. The chlidren’s choir sang, S t Columba’s church on Sunday. Company and Father Miller officiated. Main 7 H I ______1823 Stout in ST. LEO’S SUNDAY The Rosary and Altar society held The funeral of Mrs. Hannah its regular monhtly meeting last Downs, a pioneer of Pueblo and a Murphy-Mahoney KAFFER.CHAPMAN (S t Leo’s Parish) Thursday afternoon. Officers for Painting) Decorat­ zealous woricer f(H all church and the coming year were elected as fol­ ELECTRIC CO. Sunday, May 27, is first Commun­ charitable undertakings, took place Your Chevrolet Dealers ion day for the children, and they lows: Mrs. Ella McClellan, president; ing) Paperhanging last Monday morning with a large Mias Bridget Clark, vice president; Electrical Fixture* are to receive at tha 9 o’clock Mass, concourse of friends in attendance 2986 No. Speer Blvd. Gallup 964 and Gallup 4200 The Best For Lets Money following which they are to be guests Mrs. Avery Hosner, secretary, and of the members of the Young Ladies’ and Father Gillick officiating. Mrs. Arthur Pearce, treasurer. The Next to the North Side High School W f R. Kaffer, Manager Phone J. Gleason sodalifo, who will serve breakfast to Mrs. M. J. Ward left for Kansas hostesses lor the afternoon were City, Mo., last week to be at the 161* Arapahoe St. Phone Main 2252 them in their new clubhouse. This Miss Bridget Clark. Mrs. Steve Mul­ Gallup 5873-J bedside of her mother, whp is ser­ meal is to be hastily terminated, for len and m s . Arthur Pearce. Estimates Free ConArmation is to come immediately iously ill. Judge Richard McCloud departed after. At 7:80 in the evening there Mrs. John Hughes has been a pa­ Fast Monday for Korwirii, Conn., RYAN DRUG CO. will be special coronation services. tient at St. M arri hospital for the where he will visit with his risters. A procession o f children will pass past ten days. An operation is being Edward Haffey, who was called Larunar at 27th through the church at the conclusion considered as necessary in order to home some time ago by the illness I PIGGLY WIGGLY • CANADIAN, o f which the Blessed Mother will be restore ber health. of his mother, Mrs. John Haffey, de­ L. J. Kelflein was able to return 65 Stores in Denver and Vicinity crowned. parted Monday for Denver, where he 6 Stores in Pueblo The REXALL Store EMPLOYMENT Owing to the Confimiation and the to hli home this week from the hos­ will resume his work. pital. Miss May Tlernan was quite 4 Stores in Colorado Springs AGENCY irOnation services, the young ladles Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Miller and two 1 Store in Trinidad BS - have decided, to postpone the date ill at her home, 2207 Routt, the past sons, and Miss Frances Thompson, H«l» and ttmti* R«lp S«ot Xv«n’- week. ' 1 Store in Raton whtr* wb*n R. R. Far« i« Advaaead. of the opening of their new club­ were in Durango over Sunday. Miss Tha Oldaat and U oit BaUaUa ActtiU house, and inetsad o f its taking place Bridget Clark accompanied them on for Hotel H«lp in the WMt - Sunday, May 27. as was p r^ ou sly their return to Farmington and will Jj Piggly Wiggly Help* Those Who Help Trunks MAIN 46« 174Z CURTIS CROWNING TO BE Danvar. C olp ,_^ „ announced, it will now take place one visit at the Thompson home. Storad, 50c Xttab. IIBO art. J. WUta, Prop. week later, on Sunday, Jane 3. HELD ON SUNDAY Mr. and Mrs. Merle Mounds of ■ Themselves The prayers of the congrention Farmington spent the week-end in Duffy Storage A Moving Co. were asked for Miss Margaret Noonan (St. Patrick’s Parish) Durango visiting with Mrs. Mound's IMh 104 W«ltM atTMU who died and was buried last week. Sunday afternoon at 8 o’clock, the parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Brennan.. BERTHA DE WOLFE beautiful ceremony of crowning the Scientific Chiropodist High School Girls Blessed Virgin will take place fol­ ACADEMY PUPILS Gradoata of tha School of Okiropodr lowed by Benediction. A procession STOP A T of Now York Collegian*’ Guests o f the children and Junior and Senior GIVE RECITAL Aiioeiato Cbiropoditti sodalities will precede the crowning. Waltar Graham— Rn.iaU Bo/d The senior girls o f the Catholic Escorted by angels into the.sanc­ A junior recital was given in St. 1854 Califoruia Tabor 3819 nigh sehoola of Denver were enter- tuary and up to the altar, beautifully Mary4 academy May The^wo- tamed at tea at the Argonaut hotel decorated for the occasion, fourteen gnoa foIRRW^“Proce88ion in the For­ THE JOYCE HOTEL by the student body of Loretto iris and twenty-four boys received est, Eleanor Bishop; A Summer Rev­ East Denver’s Largest Drug Store Heights college Monday afternoon. irst Holy Communion at the eight erie, Eugenie Gnindon; Silver Bells, WHEN IN^ i i n < • 4 6 IK ^AawsMo* At . FRANKUN PHARMACY May 21. The president and mem­ o’clock Mass on Sunday. Appropri- Georgene Fox; The ThouAtful Little D » M v a n ^ ' CObOltAOO ' ranJtor Bert C. Corgan, Prop. bers of the student council acted as lymns were rendered oy the Mother, Rowena Barnes; To a Brown COLORADO SPRINGS school choir. A large number of Thrush, Betty Bishop; Fairyland 34th aod Fraakliu Keystone 1783 hostesses to the guests from St. relatives and friends also received Music, Marguerite Bicknell; Andrew Prescri^ons Filled According to Mary’s academy, Cathedral, Sacred M ANUPACTUIC e IAS Holy Communion. Jackson, Maxine Luther; violin, Ber­ Your Doctor’s Orders by a Heart, S t Josepo’s, Holy Family, and Honoring the mothers of the par­ ceuse, Teresa Dyer; The Sandman, o p C. Registered Pharmacist S t Francis de Sales’ high schools. ish an approniate program has been Charline McCurdy; A Little March, "Immediate Delivery” A number of the guests m il be stu­ FAIR PRICES TO ALL CHURCH fr LODGE dents at the college next year, and arranged and will be given by the Virmnia Lee Wilkerson; Playing Tag, the tea began an acquaintance be­ Young Ladles’ sodality on Friday B a»ara Selleek; Pixie's Waltz Song, FUR.NITUR»E»^ tween tiie coming freshmen and their evening. May 26, in the school hall. Betty Walter; The Clown, Irene future big sisters. A cordial inritation is extended to alt Crouse: violin, waltz, Gloria Lewis; BANK.TOFPICE'am»’, The graduatea o f Loretto Heights the women and a good attendance is Over the Waves, Mercedes Allen; Hertzler s Westminster Laundry THE REGISTER DOES academy entertained the seniors of anticipated. Elves at Play, Betty Lee Burton; STORB^PIXTURES FIRST-CLASS JOB PJtINTING St Mcory’s academy at a bridge- Requiem High Mau will be sung Tarantella, Betty Brown; Swaying luncheon on Tuesday afternoon, on Friday for Richard Morrissey. Pines, Titania’s Dance, M ar^ret II SERVICE STORES 11 SERVICE STORES Prayers were requested Sunday Sheffield; Sparkles, Jane Brown; 1430 W.lton St. CLEANING 1001 Faiurtaaath St. at Reaaonable Pricea 803 FeorlMnUi St. rRUSINC aad 728 EI(ii

ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION PAGE SIX OfiBce, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER (^ ife o L IC REGISTER Telephone. Main 6418 Thursday, May 24, 1928

CARD PARTY TO 42 TO RECEIVE GRAND JUNCTION Father Lemieux BE HELD MONDAY FIRST COMMUNION NURSES GRADUATE to St. Vincents (St Dominic’s Parish) (St. Joiepk’B Pariah) Grand Junction.— ^Three graduates The ladies on the card paiiy com­ A class of foHy-two, composed of from St. Mary’s hospital school of mittee announce that their work is twenty boys and twenty-two girls, nursing— Miss June 0 . Cleland, Miss The Rev. Deliale Lemienx, assist?* will receive Flint Holy Communion Caroline Hibbs and Miss Rose Lfh- ant pastor at Holy Ghost church, has progressing favorably in predation for the party which will be held on Sunday at the T o’clock make them day in the'parish At this meet­ P o r ratoe and ixifontiMHon, ad- Telephone York 3853 a big success. Tuesday, May 29 in civic and political affaitB of this ing it was decided to have a card dresa 130 N. La Salle S t, Chi- Boots, Shoes end Rabbere. Korate kure city. Mrs. Downs, for many years Father Guenther is very busy these and bunco party on Friday night, eago, or your local Toariat Agent Paints. Agents (or Peters Solid licather “LET ’ER GO GALLEC.HER” a member o f St. Patrick’s church, days playing the role of dramatic di­ Shoes. Arrow CoUars, Boye’ Tom Sawyer June 8, in the parish hall. There ^11 NORTH GERMAN Bloniei and Shlrte. With Junior Goughian, Har­ recently purchased a home at 1400 rector, and the parish is looking for­ be prizes and refreshments and the Berkeley in St. Francis Xavier’s ward with great anticipation of the rison Ford, Elinor Fair and admission will be 25 cents. Playing NEWT OLSON LUMBER C a Ivan Lebedeff parish. The funeral was held from the finished production, “ Miss Some­ •will start at 8 o’clock. St. Francis’ church Sunday. The body Else,” the 1928 graduating Last Thursday afternoon Mes- “ The Lumber Yard church was filled -with her many class play which will be presented Wednes., Thurs, and Friday dames S. A. J effrie, Frank Bell and That’s Different” friends. on Sunday, June 3, in the church 6. W. Patrick were hostesses at a RUSTS PHARMACY « May 30, 81, June 1 hall. The following students will bpneo party. The prizes -were Comer 19th and California PHONE ARVADA S “THE LEGION OF HOLY NAME SOCT participate in the play: Ann Maguire, awarded to Mrs. J. J. Walsh, Mrs. THE CONDEMNED” Mary Fitzgerald, Kathryn Gunn, Dennis Bell and Miss Jessie Peterson. Across From Holy Ghost Church Ajrvaffa’ . . . Colorado Catherine Brayton, Mary Connelly, Gary Cooper and Fay Wray IS ORGANIZED These parties will be given every two Marguerite Frantz, Gertrude Sloan, weeks in the parish hall. All the Complete Drug Store Supplies Phone York 1900 Ree. Phone York OSM Kathryn Andrasik, Teresa Schmitz, Work Called For and Delivered Special Decoration Day Pro­ Saint Leander's Parish, Pueblo.— ladies o f the parish and their friends Gertrude Kalster, John O’Hagen, Prescriptions Carefully Filled Father Benedict has organized a are invited. PARK HILL TAILORS gram, 2-11 P. M. James Kelly, George Canny, Bert Holy Name society. The men re­ Mrs. J. H. McGovern and Mrs. J. AND CLEANERS ceived Holy Communion in a body McCloskey, John. Graney and George J. Walsh are in charge of the altars Donehue Picture Shop A. BUGDANOWrrZ. Prop. at the 7:30 Mass Sunday, May 13. Hoffman. for the month. Expert in A "grand re-view,” consisting of Successor to REMODELING. REPAIRING, CLEANING , Afterwards Communion breakfast CISLER A DONEHUE AND PRESSING was served to them at the school hall songs and chatter and vaudeville that Ladlee* and Gentlcmen't Suite Made-to-Order by the ladies. It was very much will please the most particnlaz, par­ GUNNISON TO HAVE Picturea and Framing We Aiso Remodel, Repair and Clean Pure ! ticipated in by the freshmen, sopho­ of All Kindi ' enjoyed by all. FIRST COMMUNION 835 Foarteenth St., Between Stout 4S22 E. 23rd Ave. Denver, Colors** J i class of twenty-eight children mores and juniors, will be edven on and Champa Monday evening, June 4. The sis­ received First Holy Communion at ters and Miss Lucille McCluskey are Gunnison.— The little children of Champa 9596-W Denver, Colo. the 7:30 Mass Sunday, May 20. It the parish. will receive First Holy Francis J. Fisher, Incqj was a very' impressive sight The in charge of this affair, which prom­ ises to be of first class caliber. Communion Pentecost Sunday at the The "Spirit of Service” Shop MAIN 5708 ' communicants were lead into church 8 o’clock High Mass. The Easter by eight little girls, representing music will be repeated on this oc­ The Brooks Button and LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER angels, and the children’s choir sang Vincentians to casion. Breakfast will be served to METAL LATH for the services. The altars were the commnnicants in the hall after Pleating Company beautifully decorated for the occa­ Have Mass May 30 the Mass. Denver, Colo. Amarillo, Texaa sion. Father Benedict delivered a On Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock 1S26V^ Champa, Denver, Colo. most touching sermon. After re­ A memorial Mass for deceased the crowning of the Blessed Virgin Phone Champa 1242-J Phone ceiving Communion, they were members of the .various conferences Mary will take place. This service served breakfast at the school hall. of the St. Vincent de Paul society will Include enrolling in the scapulars, E. L. RONINGER FOR FOOD; A music recital was given by will be offered at 8 o’clock on the renewal of the Baptismal vows and FAMILY LIFE We, Have Only the ChoicMt Brand* Sister Frances Loretto’s music pupils morning o f Wednesday, May 30, Benediction of the Blessed Sacra­ roqngr men and women khonld poitpone their It Pays to Know the Difference j marriaac until they have read the wonderful of St. Leander's school last Sunday Decoration Day,, at the Holy Ghost ment. There will be a treat for the book. "Harried Life;" it should be found in Groceries, Meats, Fruits, Vegetables! afternoon. The pupils showed splen­ church. Members who have been children after the services in the hall. every home.— Rev. Fr. Vernimont, Denton, did progress and the program was called to their eternal reward in the Texas. W. H. Schmidt, Kremmllns. Colo., 1718 E. 6TH AVE. i The First Communion class will re­ writes:' "Send two books, 'Married Life.’ enjoyed by a large attendance. last two years were Messrs. Kelly ceive in Pitkin on Saturday, June 2. Enclosed $ 6 .' This makes four books I have Franklin.804 Franklin 805» Mr. Henry Zarp, who has been and McCormick of S t Catherine’s A hall has been rented for this oc­ ordered for our children. It, sure is worth quite ill, is much improved and is conference, Mr. |telson of S t Dom­ its wsi(bt ip Kold." Mr. tito. i. Stadler. casion, as there is no church in Pit­ 610 So. Central Ave., Marshfield, Wlae., SOUTH BROADWAY able to be up again. inic’s, Mr. Harrington of Annuncia­ kin. writes; "Enclosed find check for $8. Forward i Mrs. Hufnagel and son Louis have tion, Mr. Kavenaugh of Holy Family, The summer schedule for Sunday your book, ^Married Life.’ We-have three MILLINERY AND NOTIONS' left for Ohio to visit relatives. and Mr. Morrissey of St. Patrick’s. children and find many tblncs one should Masses, b a n n in g June 3, will be as know about eara of children." Millinery, Notions, Stamped Goods A son was bom recently at St. Relatives and friends of the deceased follows: First Mass at 6 and second No family can afford to be without this Mary's hospital to Mr. and Mrs. are inrited to attend the services. at 8 o’clock. There will be no eve­ book. Prtoe, M postpaid. Prices Reasonable Thomas McLaughlin. Mrs. Mc- All the members of tiie society who Order from Or. R. WiUman, Author, 1Z15 Mrs. N. Wright— Miss Mary O’Rourka ning devotions during the summer Faraon St_ St, Joseph, Mo4 or writ# for ^Laughlin was formerly Lillian Petrie. can will attend the Mass. months. literature. Mention Denver Catholic Rcflatar. 410 So. Broadway Denver, CoIo«;

ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION I?' PAGE SEVEN Thursday, May 24, 1928 THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER CKJ ■ ■ ■ a-M ■■■■■■'■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■■■■■ w r-r-m ■ ■ ■ n - FIRST COMMUNION Old Horror of CommuiuMi Under HERE ON SUNDAY Goodyear (Holy Family Parish) Only One Kind Is Forgotten St. Francis de Sales* The class of first eommonicants, .Tires and Tubes ••Im u m u m m (rem war practical friendi— firm* that'aMrit aad appraelata numbering sixty-three, will receive that there is a source o f infection. 4 «ur trad*. Civ* thcu th* pr*(*rtae* our Lord for the first time on Sun­ Philadelphia, Pa. — The gradual day, May 27. at the 7:80 Mass. chanM o f Protestants towards Cath­ ’That there is a source of infection All Types. All Sizes e Phone South 520 Breakfast will be served to these olic doctrines they once deplored has is well known to anyone who has ever tx H. A. HOLMBERG children by the Altar and Rosary Just had another striking evidence. administered the Anglican Eucharist Modem, Efficient The rim of the chalice becomes cov­ It Wall Paper and Paints ' For Better Cleaning aad Dyeing Bociete. The Philadelphia Standard and Times Drive-in Service Wo Call For and Deliver On Sunday evening the annual Hay says: ered 'with the saliva from the mouths 1* 252 So. Broadway South 432 procession and crowning of our ^ e e local organisation of Episco- o f those who partake. .Certain and Repair Shop clergymen carry a napidn with them :« Decorating in All Its Branches REAGAN BROS. Blessed Lady will take place. At this pidlsns, known as the Convention of rif ceremony Father Lappen will preach the tHocese of Pennsylvania, has and wipe, this saliva off. The fear A Position for You Estimates Cheerfully Given 174 South Broadway a sermon on 'T h e Blessed Mother." made itself sponsor for a resolution of infection is the motive force be­ The baseball teams are making a to he submitted to the approaching hind this change in administration. Bames graduates are Robinson- ANDERSON CYCLE SOUTH SIDE very creditable showing on the dia­ general convention. It concerns the How different was the motive which caused the present method employed placed through our St WORKS MOVING & STORAGE mond. The girls’ teaai lost to St. method o f distributing the sacra­ ri?. Joseph’s and defeated Annunciation mental elements. It is alleged, with by the Catholics o f the West. It own Employment De­ Norton ,8. 370 South Broadway Packing, Shipping, Piano ^rls. The b o n ’ team has {dayed perfectly good reason, that there is was love not fear that brought about the change. It was the multitude 0 Columbia, Emblem, Rollfast Mcving— Fireproof Warehouse four games and has bSen victorious dan«r in drinking from a "common partment without )tl‘ Bicycles in every one. defeating the fdlowlng cup." The usual alternative method not the scarcity of communicants 777 Bdwy. Main 2777 is Lawn Mowers Sharpened 534 So. Broadway South 117 teams: St Joseph’s 7-4, Annuncia­ employed by other Protestant bodies tiiat induced the Church to allow the charge to them or to custom of not offering the "common liv Bicyclo aad Novelty Rapairing E. £ , Ridgley, Prop. tion 2-1, Regis high 7-0, Cathedral of ushig what are commonly known 4-0. Len Bresnehan hgs been pitch­ as "individual cups," is clumsy and cup" to the communicants gradusily the employer. ing masterly ball and has received irreverent. The method sponsored to become the fixed rule. A. J. TOLAN LUTH’S GARAGE gilt-edged supjMrt froin his team­ by the convention is known as “ in- In the matter of giving Holy Com­ Modern courses, efficient tinetion." It consists in dipping each Day A Night Service South 4776 mates, especially Ray^Leonard, Isen- munion under one species instead of training, personal train­ Phimbing and Hardware hart. Flanagan and Wilson. individual piece of bread into the Plfttva Year*' Factory Expcrlcoc* at under two, one might almost see the ing, and convenient lo­ Paints and Glass Detroit The m titu de of the parish is pub­ chalice before giving it to the com­ finger o f God. No mere human wis­ municant. It Is prescribed in the cation are attractive Eip«rt Rapalriag on All litke* of Cat* licly aCraoweldged to J. M. MulvihiU dom could have foreseen in the Mid­ And at fresh as 38 South Broadway Tira* Aee*i*ori*»—Storag* whose donation of the use o f Eiitch’s New Prayer Book, which is making dle Ages when the custom grew up, features. South 1705 Alameda and South Logan rdens on the first Thursday of so much disturbance in England and the modem'difficulties which have the day itfs ay enabled it to dear so far which is soon to be pesenred for the arisen. These difficulties which do New Classes every Monday. second time to the nouses of Parlia­ Evening sessions Monday le*'H gl,680.06. In sdte of the bad not trouble us at all are perplexing roasted-^ South Broadway Battery & Electric Service weather almost 2,400 people at­ ment for theis approval aud authori­ to our non-Catholic friends. The to Thursday tended the social. sation. In d iv id ^ Anglican clergy­ first is the danger of infection, which and 14) May devotions, consisting of Ros­ men have for a long time used such Call or write for catalog and Sum- :K; A» C. McDo n a l d —Specialist is the most pressing. There are sev­ ary, Litany and a five-minute talk, a method in institunons where there eral others. There is the disgust of mer School information. there’s a reason, I IK Cor. So. Broadway and Cedar Sonth 2530 will continue every night at 7:80 are tubercular patients. drinking after someone else. Doubt­ it is packed ‘ t p c n x ■ ■ ■ ■ until the end of'the month. The at­ It is . difficult for us to refrain less this springs from hygienic train­ ! tendance thus far has been very e*,______from making a comment upon this ing, but there are people who would gratifying. proposal. It has been a constant be willing to risk their health but air tight The annual High Mass in honor of " icism with Ansdicans that the who cannot suppress their feelings. Our Lady of Victory, in connection "Church o f Rome" has dared to Then there is the difficulty of judg­ CO/^fAfeMC/AL SCAfOOl s NAST STUDIO with the novena and pilgrimage of change the method of administering ing how much wine will be necessary. 1418 Glexxarm Place To All Children of the First Communion and Confirmation the sisters and boys o f St. Vincent’s the Lord’s Supper. Thousands of It is possible to divide the species of home, was sung on Thursday morn­ volumes have oeen written on the bread, if the m"nber of communi­ Member of Association of Classes ing by Father Lappen. subject It is almost impossible to cants exceeds tae supply, but no Accredited Commercial Schools PHOTOS AT ONE-HALF PRICE find 8 single Anglican book of in­ Anglican minister is ever sure NAST—PHOTOGRAPHER MANY JAPANESE CONVERTS struction which does not seize the whether some individual communi­ Tokio.— ^The Brothers of Mary in opportunity to warn Episcopalians cant will not drain the cup to the last Telephone, Main 4716 827 16th St., Cor. of Champa Japan report that among the stu­ of the enormity and wickedness of d r ^ and d ve it back to him empty. dents o f their schools in the Empire Catholics who are accused o f maim­ The modem opposition to the use FAGAN there are 291 catechumens. Of these ing and cormpting the Divine institu of intoxicating liquors is another dif­ 174 are at Tokio, sixty-four at Osaka, tion. It is, therefore, particularly ficulty that the Catholic Church does for Fish LFor Satisfactory Printing—CaII The Register thirty at Nagasaki and twenty-three interesting to ns when we see Angli­ not have to face. There are in every at'Yokohama. cans themselves proposing to make non-Catholic congregation at least such an important change in the ad­ some persons to w orn the mere Dressed ministration of their Eucharist. To drinking of a sip of wine is a sin. Poultry moisten a piece of bread with a dro' For many, it is, at least, a tempta­ of wine is not giving people to drini tion. There are dissomaniacs who from s common cup. It is the “ drink­ could not trust themselves to smell Main 3518 Denver Umbrella and C ing from the common cup" tiiat they the odor of alcohol. What is to be Home Public demand in their argument against os. done with these people? They will Bag Shop The Greeks, who administer the two refuse to go to Communion if the Market Second Floor Jaeobion Building species at ihe same time by means cup is administered in real wine. We Delivery of a "common spoon," do certainly know of cases such as these where 1604 Jkrapahoo St., Opposite D. A F give the communtcanto something to the cup is not offered to them, in Umbrellas Repaired and recovered drink. But intinctiOn does not fulfill direct violation of the rubriss of the the symbolism o f drinking. If in- service. HUMMING BIRD HOSIERY tinction is adopted, then the argu­ There is atill another reason that All the new season shades ment against ourselves fails. can be offered as an evidence of the The change is not proposed in the Divine protection that preserves the ANNETTE UNDIES interests of reverence but in the in­ Catholic Church. Communion under LADIES' HAND BAGS terests of health. It has been fprced one species has become a striking upon the Anglicans unwillingly. *They argument for the Real Presence. FRANK G. PERRY hate to lose the opportunity o f say­ Long before it became the mle of ing that we are wrong. But some­ the Latin Church to withdraw the JEWELER thing has to be done. People aimply chalice from the laity, it was the cus­ FormtrlE with K. E. Howard Watch Co., refuse to go to Communion at all tom to place a particle of the Host Waltham Watch Co. [E R B E R T if they are to be forced to drink out into the chalice. This is one of the 426 16th St. Phone, Keystone 2973 of a common cup. The argument oldest of the Eucharistic ceremonies. that no one has ever been known to It was done to set forth the indivis­ *AIRALL have become infected from drinking ibility of the sacramental reality. If from the Communion cop is not con- Our Lord Is present In the Eucharist, BRACONIER clnsive. It is something that cannot as a living reality he who receives for J be proved, and it demands that a once must receive Him whole and miracle should take place each time entire. PLUMBING AND HEATING TELEPHONE CHAMPA **3 CONFIRMATION AT C. D. OF A. OBSERVE Phono South 1679 1076 So. Gaylord 701 Midland Saving* Bnilding ORDER’S JUBILEE LOYOLA SUNDAY BROTHERS The Catholic Daughters of America (Sacred Heart-Loyola Parish) Miller, Penn, and Fiik Tirol PHARMACY commemoratsd the twenty-fifth anni­ Confirmation will be administered Preat-O-Lito Rattorlea PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY versary of the foundation of the to a large number o f children and national order and the seventh anni­ Authorized Orosley Radio FILLED adults at the Jesuit church on York Agents of West Denver versary of the establishment o f the street Sunday afternoon. R t Rev. Don’t Forget the Number local court in a series of ceremonies J. Henry Tihen, D.D., will administer L. C. TULLOH, Serrica Station Phona Champa 9241-9242 on Sunday, May 20. The day's pro­ the sacrament, and a number of visit­ 538 Santa Fa Dr. Ph. So.I7S2-W 3301 Larimer gram commenced with Bass at 8:15 ing priests will be in the sanctuary. o’clock in Holy Ghost church when The services will begrin promptly at the annual Communion was observed 4 o'clock. Friends of those in the For Graduation by the members. The chaplain, Rev. class and all those interested in the Doyle’s Pharmacy MURPHY BROS., Inc. W. S. Neenan, was celebrant and parish and sAopl are cordially in­ The Particular Druggist after Mass conducted a short, im­ vited to be present. pressive memorial service for the CAMERAS AND FILMS Chevrolet Dealers deceased members of St- Rita’s court The senior class of Sacred Heart 17th Ave. smd Grant Fifty candidates, comprising what high school will give the usual class AURORA play at Adelphian hall Sunday eve­ Phona* Champa 8936 and 8937 was termed the Jubilee class, were ning, June 3. A splendid comedy, Formerly, 18th and Clarkson initiated at the Knighta of Columbus "Honor Bright," has been chosen as Free Delivery VAN ZANT For Confirmation hall in the afternoon. At the close ,1s the class offering. A picked east from of these ceremonies a banquet was the 1928 group will interpret the JEWELERS, OPTOMETRISTS served at the Argonaut hotel, at various roles, and much is expected Rio Grande, Burlington, Sants Fe which the newly-received members HOWARD’S when the curtain goes up on June 8. Watch Inspectors were complimentary guests. The play is being staged and coached HEMSTITCH SHOP The grand regent Mrs. M. J. Diamond*, Watche*, Jewelry, Etc. by Mrs. Jane Herrick, instructor of Notions— Covarad Button* Your Own Terms O’Fallon, presided and the speakers dramatics in the high school. Tickets were the Rev. W. S. Neenan and Ladies’ Tailoring, Remodeling, Re­ Phone South 1891 772 SanU Fa for the play can be purchased from pairing— ^Art Needle Work John J. Sullivan, grand knight o f the school students. Denver council, Knights o f Columbus. The school sodality has received Mail Orders Solicited AURORA DRUG CO. Mrs. M. J. O'Fallon was given an a letter of thanks, from the Jesuit 851 Corona Phona, Franklin 5650 armful of American Beauty rosea by Fathers at the Indian missions in Prescriptioiu a Specialty the members of the court The pres­ Wyoming. Recently the mission was entation was made by Miss Enlah ruined by lire. At the suggestion ASHTON A Complete Drug Store - Your daughter may be Tucker, who paid a^gracions tribute of Father McDonnell, the sodality Free Delivery to the beloved grand regent collected a hundred dollars and for­ CHEVROLET CO. Phona Aurora 237-W Musical numbers.^ included vocal warded it to the Fathers, to help in solos by Miss Anne O’Neil, Miss Jo­ the work of rebuilding the institu­ Chevrolet Cars and Trucks sephine Woeber and Arthur J. Al­ tion. The sodalists also promised to corn and community singing. The prepare some fine altar linens, and Phone Arrada 232 Arrada, Colo. sa charmingly outfitted accompanist was Miss Clara Woeber. to send them to the Wyoming estab­ WANTED Mrs. O’Fallon introduced the other lishment The letter of thanks was PATRONIZE > OUR ADVERTISERS I f you need work or odd jobs, such officers of the court to the newly- read to the students, and now oc­ THEY ARE RELIABLE as Spading, Housework, Lawns Cared received members, paying a tribute cupies a prominent place on the for, we can supply you with help. to each as she presented her. Sev­ school bnlletin board. eral out-of-town guests were present Call C AT H O U C CHARITIES including Mrs. C. E. Brown, vice CATHOLIC HIGH 300 Railroad Bldg. Main 9432 regent of Longmont court, and Miss SCHOOL GRADUATES YOUR BABY Mamie Garrett, state treasurer of the TWENTIETH AVENUE Catiiolic Daughters. (Continued from Fsge 1) MADE WELL SHEET METAL WORKS Programs designed in the colors Ventilation, Guttering, Smokestacks, gerald, Rosemary Kathryne Pitz- in the Shop for Girls of tile court, purple and gold, and ■ Skylights, Furnace Work lettered in silver were souvenirs of simons, Kathleen Maria Fortune, Intestinal troubles that the occasion. These carried the pic­ Meridyth Rose Gorden, Maxine D. O’BRIEN, Prop. tures of Mrs. Q’Fallon and the or­ Marie Kellog, Cecilia Jananna Mgr- ravage children often 2141-43 Court Placa ganizer of Court St. Rita, Mrs. Eliza­ man, Elizabeth O’MaUey, ‘Josephine disappear quickly when At 20th and Logan beth Nichols. Loretto Reddin, Claire Adele Stein- PURE Drinking Water Phono Math 5426 and Junior Misses Mrs. L. A. Bastin and Mrs. A. B. bruner, Meada Mary Thornton, Sara- Wickstrom directed-the arrange­ bel Weintraub. is used. Graveline Electric Co. ments of thpibanquet Cathedral high school: Charles Ball, Norman Brubaker, Joseph — and your own health Electrical Contractor* THE SMILE OF GOD Brunner, Marie Burke, Janette Bur- depends on PURE (Humbly dedicated to Bishop lien, William Davidson, Marie Dill- A w ib in o System Schrembs, after reading the ac­ ree, Rosalie Dioguardi, William Water, too. count of his lecture in last Thurs­ Drunkard, Myrtle Dugan, Margaret day’s Register). Famular, Mary Feely, Gertrude Repair Work Our Specialty The smile of God! 0 wondrous word Foxen, Rose Foxen, James Harring­ PHONE MAIN 2586 That means the pleasure of our Lord! ton, William Hewitt, Lillian Jackson, 919 E. Alameda South 8722 O recompense for every ill Fnmeea Keegan, Martha Linton, Can fall on human head below! James Lumsden, Margaret Lyons, S. & S. GARAGE The chalice of that heart must fill James Marquis, Joseph McNulty, Ezpart Rapairing And offer back its ruddy glow Anthony Mueller, Hugh Mulliran, On Ail Make* of Car*. In joy too great; and he, a man Charlotte Mnrchie, Frances Ncuan, Onr Prices Will Surprise You StlU stands with us on earthly sod, Margaret Nolan, John O’Brien, Ber­ WILLIARD BATTERY STATION Has known in trembling joy and fear nice O’Brien, Frances O’Gara, Anna 482 Sonth Broadway That wondrous thing, the smile of Orris, Lucille Riede, Margaret Ru­ Phone*— Night*, So. 6505-R— God! dolph, Mercedes Sanchez, William Shop, Sonth 5921 — Anne Zimmer. Slattery, Morgan Thum, Robert Viel- Acetylene WeHing sto-.l haber, William Winkleman, Kenneth PATn&NIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Zahn. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS .' I

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ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION Thursday, May 24, 1928 ‘ PAXJE E ftG H t

SCIENTIFIC EYE EXAMINATION Local News Knights of Cdum bis Retreat CREDIT Is absolutely necessaiy to determining the proper kind o f glasses to use. Selecting them by any other method is taking chances with The Catholic Daughters’ Study to Open Wednesday in Cathedral to Responsible Persons your eyes and may result in permanent injury to your sight Our club met at luncheon at the club examinations are thorough, accurate and scientific. Have your house on Thursday, May 17. Thirty- e res examined now. seven members were present The The local council, 589, Knights of irieana enljgdit«nment o f the Intellect 3 outstanding feature was a review of Columbus, will enter upon its annual on the^ truths of the fait^ and an the “ BridM of San Luis Rev,” by enkindling of divine chari^ in the THE SWIGERT BROS. Mrs. J ose^ A. Seubert The election retreat next Wednesday evening. heart. It is a time o f spiritual re- of officers took place with the fol­ May 30.' Retreat exercises will be fumishment, a setting to right of the GRUEN OPTICAL CO. lowing result: P i^ d en t, Mrs. Thos. conducted on Thursday and Friday soul with its Creator and mdeemer.. W boM ' RepatKtfoB and Equipment Civ# You G. Barry; vice president Mrs. J. C. evenings, and on Sunday morning, It is a time for prayer, serious thtek- . tlu Hl|beit Grad# ot Sonrica Devoted ExrluilTety to the Ebgos; secretary, Miss Sadie Bir­ June 3, it will close at the 8 :30 Mass, ing, self-examination and self-disci* Fitting and Hanutecturlng mingham; social chairmen. Miss Mar­ when the K ni^ts will receive Holy plrne. No man can afford to despise WATCHES 1550 California St., Denver ot Glaiiei. garet C. Leary and Mrs. H. M. Wy­ Communion. This little mission will such helpful aids to good living here, att; treasurer. Miss Margaret be preached at the Cathedral by a and eternal happiness hereafter. So The Gift for All the Years Murphy; committee on selection of Dominican missionary, the Very Rev. it is hoped that every Knight of Co­ books, Mrs. W. J, Foehl, Mrs. Mar- V. R. Bui Tell, O.P., head of the lumbus will do his utmost to make For the Graduate gmet Dick and Miss Marv Hanafry southern mission band of the Prov­ this retreat, and interest others in it. The next meeting will be held at the ince of St- Joseph. There are many non-Catfaolic men, For the June Bride club house on Thursday, June 7. A retreat serves many good pur­ friends of the Knights, who miidit e p e iy g r a w Mrs. W. E. Hughes will direct a little poses in a man’s life. Its horarium welcome an invitation to attend these sketch to be presented on this occa­ fa conveniently fixed to accommo­ exercises, men who have an honest Gruen Watches are internationally known and her­ sion. The newly-elected officers will date the bfasy man. It is brief and to desire to know something of the be installed and a resnme o f the the point. Seriously taken up, it teachings of the Church. alded as the world’s most famous and excellent THE DENVER MARBLE & year's woric will be given by the re­ Timepieces. tiring president Mrs, J. C. Hagus. Mrs. Henry J. Collins, 1739 East PRIEST TO ADDRESS Ouf showing at this time includes every size, shape GRANITE COMPANY 31st avenue, and son, Charles, left Father Mumane’s Established 1874 Tuesday for Kitchner, Ontario, Can­ G.A.R. VETERANS and model of the Gruen Guild, so that whatever ada, where she was called by the W . E. GREENLEE, Pres. your taste in Watches may be it can be satisfied here. death of her annt Her father, J. Condition Grave Laramie, Wyo.— ^Father Gregory 1224 Lawrence S t Main 1815 Nagge, and brother William accom­ O'Brien, O.S.B., of Canon City, act­ We are chartered agents in Denver for these famous panied her. They will be gone about ing priest of the Catholic panw of Gruen Watches. two months. The Rev. John Mumane, assistant rector of the Cathedral, is still in a thu city, will deliver the annual S t Clara's Aid society will ^ve Memorial sermon to the members of REQUIESCANT IN PACE very grave condition at* Mercy hos­ card party at the Daniels & Fish­ pital. He was removed to the hos- Custer post, Grand Army of the Re- Pockety Strap and Wrist Models er’s tea room Monday, May 26, at CISILLIA. E. SANCHEZ. ZSfit West S8rd ithl several weeks ago following a prublic, Sunday afternoon. Father avenue, beloved Infant daughter ot Hr. and 2:30 p.m. for the benefit o f St. reakdown of his health. O’Brien is a native of New York Mrs. Tony Sanches. Funeral from Horan Clara’s orphanage. As this card city, and was a chaplain with the Prices, $25 and up a Son funeral chapel Tuesday, Hay 16.-at Theeiore S p. m. Interment Ht. Olivet. party is given to meet an extra-heavy American forces in France in ANGELIA CHIRICHIGNO, S8SI Vallejo expense o f the home, a large attend­ the W<^^1<1 war. He is the first Cath street. Funeral from Horan A Son funeral ance is expected. There will be prizes Denver News olic imest to be asked to speak be­ In creating its new chapel Saturday. Hay I f . at StSO. Bequlem and refreshments. Patrons are asked Mass at the Holy Family church at 10. fore the veterans here for a long Watches, the Gruen HackeAal Interment Mt. Olivet. to bring their own playing cards. Captain and Mrs. A. W. Stanley time. ERNEST J. FULHAM, at Fltzslmons bos Anyone wishing to reserve tables, Guild has laid par­ pital, formerly of Casper, Wyo. Funeral and son, Richard, o f Washington, MORTUARY waa held from the residence of his mother. call South 8536-W. All are Invited. D. C., are visiting Mrs. Stanley’s ticular emphasis 488 Penn, street, Thursday, Hay 10, at 9:80. Mrs. Kingston L. Morris, formerly MISSION TO OPEN on the more perm­ Kequiem Mass at the Cathedral at 10. In­ mother Mrs. W. Daugherty, at 1449-51 Kalamath St. terment Ht. Olivet. Horan A Son service. Miss Heien Eakins, of Kansas City, 1642 Williams street They are en AT ST. VINCENT’S anent and substan­ ADELIA UcLEAN, 1818 Delaware street. has spent the past few weeks in Den­ route to San Francisco, where Capt tial character of Phone Main 3658 Funeral from the residence Hey 18 at 9:80. ver with her folks. Mrs. Morris, with Stanley will be stationed. Requiem Haas at the Cathedral at 10. In­ her mother and little niece, is now (St. Vincent de Paul’s Parisii) their design. terment Falrmonnt. Horan A Son service. St. Francis de Sales’ school took en route to Ogden, Utah, to visit her second place, with 6 2 ^ points, in The Rev. William J. Stanton and ELIZABETH FERGUSON, 4678 Penn. St. Come in today and Funeral from the residence Monday at 9 :80, sister, Mrs. Ferman Bischofberger. the fourth annual Junior Olympic the Rev. James T. McDermott, Requiem Haas at Holy Rosary church at A neighborhood meeting under the es staged last Saturday at the Oblate Fathers with headipiarters in choose a modern 10. Interment Ht. Olivet. Horan A Son auspices of the Tabernacle society Colorado Springs, will conduct a service. hiversity of Denver sta(Uum. St Watch— a Gruen— will be held at the home of Mrs. J. J. mission for one week in St. Vincent HARTFORD FELIX O'NEILL, 644 Josephine street. Joseph’s school scored 18 n points. for style that en­ Funeral from residence Uonday, Hay 21. Dooling, 1316 St. Paul street, in St. Ater of S t Francis’ was the individ­ de Paul’s church, starting May 27 UNDERTAKING at 0:80. Requiem Hass at the Cathedral Philomena's parish on Friday after­ ual star of the m eet with two firsts These two priests recently conducted dures. at 10. Interment Mt. Olivet. Horan A Son noon, June 1, at 2 o’clock. The pur­ a mission in the Denver Cathedral. COMPANY service. to his credit pose of these meetings is to acquaint The Catholic Daughters of Amer­ 14S8-87 GLENARM ST. JAMES JOSEPH DONNELLY, beloved son ot Hr. and Urs: Uaurice Donnelly of Hor- the people of Denver with the splen­ ica will hold a special business meet­ GRADUATION IN Phone Keyatone 2779 riaon, Colo. Funeral services H a f 17 at did work being done by the Taber­ ing on Tuesday evening at o’clock. Expert Watch and Clock Golden. Interment Ht. Olivet. Boulevard 8 Rea. Phone South 3296 mortuary service. nacle society for the little obscure The members Of the board o f man­ BOULDER JUNE 3 UBS. NOBAH BUBKE of 8741 Humbolt missions. All members are urged to agers are requested to attend. Repairing street, beloved wife of William B. Burke, attend aiid to bring a visitor. Members of the graduating class and mother of Thomas Burke. Requiem Boulder.— The graduation exer­ High Hass May 19 at Annunciation church. The Queen’s Daughters’ card of Cathedral high scheol were enter­ cises of Mt. St; Gertrude’s academy Interment Ut. Olivet. Boulevard mortuary Catholic Daughters’ clnl tained this week bv the Rev. Hugh in Boulder will be held on Sunday service. house, Friday, May 18, was quite a L. McMenamin in the Cathedral rec­ URS. EVA BAGINSKI at Elbert. Colo., afternoon, June 3, at 4:30. wife of John Baginski and mother of Thynda, success sociallylb as well as financially. tory. The affair was a farewell din­ Joseph. Leo, and Sister M. Frances and The chairman, Mrs. O’Neill, was very ner to the boys and girls, '.nany of M. O’Keefe Jewelry Co. Sister M. Clopch. Requiem High Hass Hay well pleased with the number pres­ Confirmation at 18 at Elbert. Interment Elbert. Boulevard whom have been in the Cathedral mortuary service. ent. Continuation of the gym class school under Father McMenamin for EABL CARLISLE of 477 South York, be­ at the community center through the twelve years. Cathedral Sunday DENVER’S QUALITY JEWELERS loved husband of Urs. Teresa Kirk Carlisle, summer is thereby assured. brother of Albie and Hugh Carlile, Urs. The Arcadian club met Tuesdav Stella Wellman and Mrs. Uinnie Holtke, all At the meeting held at the con­ evening, May 22, at Loyola hall. A large class o f children and adults H. O’Keefe. President Margaret O’Keafa, Soo’ y-Treae. of Oklahoma. Requiem High Haas Hay 22 will be confirmed in the Cathedral vent of the Downican Sisters on Arrangement were made for a beef­ Walter J. Kerwln. Viet-Pret. Fred Braun, Sceoed Tlet-Praa. at St. Dominic’ s church. Interment Ht. steak fry to be held at Lookout on Sunday morning, Pentecost Day, Olivet. Boulevard mortuary service. Tuesday afternoon, the Friends of t MICHAEL K. QUIGLEY of 4616 Aleott the Sick Poor were pleased to wel­ mountain Sunday, June 3. The club when Bishop J. Henry Tihen will he street, beloved husband of Mrs. Clara Quig­ entertained the senior class o f Sacred the celebrant at a Solenm Potnifica! 827 Fifteenth St. Keystone 1440 ley and father of Alberta, Hazine, Clara C. come as new members Mrs. Minnie and Donald Quigley, brother-in-law of Joe, Nelson, Mrs. Nellie Feuerstein, Mrs. Heart high school Friday evening. Mass.' The services will start at Teresa and Hay Gavin and Sister H. Estella D. H. Jackson, Mrs. Genevieve Hag- The Cathedral Alumni association 10:80. of Chicago. Requiem High Hast at will hold a meeting in the Cathedral at St, Catherine's church. Interment Mt erty, Mrs. J. M. Lavin and Miss Olivet. Boulevard mortuary service. iarah Brady. From the record of high school this Friday evening at 8 MASS AT NORTH POLE COULD MRS. AGNES Q. DEAN, vridow of the late the committee appointed to take o’dock. Election o f officers will NOT BE SAID John H. Dean, sister of Annie Bowes of charge of the joint summer activ­ take place and important business Omahs, and John Quigley of Waring, Texas wiU be transacted. General Umbierto Nobile succeeded Born in Tipperary county, Ireland, eighty ities of the Hibernians and the in flying over the North Pole in hU years ago: a resident of Denver fifty-three Mrs. Dan Maher was called to St. Friends of the Sick Poor, mnch has dirigible Italia May 28 and dropped years ago. Step-mother of Dr. Edward Dean, already been done to make them a Louis last week on account of her Dr. H. W. Pean and Mrs. Alica Dooley. sister’s death.. the large cross given to him by the Boulevard mortuary service. big success. The^society had the Pope for this purpose, but could not 5!*eDENVEIlDKY g o o d s Ch MARGARET NOONAN. Requiem Mass at pnvilege of hearing Rev. John Mul- let the Jesuit chsplRin land for Mass, St. Leo’s church last Saturday. Interment roy, the diocesan director of Catholic MRS. MAUDE OXAUCUOJN Colorado Springs. Direction of George P Mra. Uaude' O'Laogblla. wU« ot L«o 0 ’- as had been hoped. Baekethal. Charities, give a scholarly address Laughlln. well known in«nb«r ot D tnr.r’. ADOLPH NBGELE of 1701 E. 16th Ave. on the need of unification of Cath­ polico dn>artment, ditd Saturday moming at A subscriber wishes to give thanks Requiem Hess last Friday at Holy Ghost olic charities. h«r bom*. 2320 Tramont plae*. toUowing a church. Interment Ut. Olivet. Direction prolonged illneaa. to the poor souls for a favor ob­ Geo. P. Haekethal. A subscriber wishes to thank the Hrt. (X’Laugblln waj a deathbed eonvert tained. LOUISE J. DEBEVTZ. Funeral last Sat Sacred Heart, the Blessed Mother, to tbe Cbnreb. Sbe wai baptlxed two montbi Summer Rugs urday morning from Holy Rosary church; St. Jude and S t Theresa for two ago by Rev. Rlebard Smyth, chaplain at Interment Ht. Olivet. Herey hoipital. In aceepting the CatboUe UARGARET BOLLIG. Requiem Hass special favors granted through pray­ doctrine!, ihe adopted tbe faith of her hna- Wednesday at Annunciation church. Inter ers. band. How quickly a Summer Rug will trans­ mtnt Ht- Olivet. Direction of Theodora Renter SmaH Adi R. McLean of Aurora, Colo., is At tba bedalda at Hra. O’Laugblin’a death Haekethal. were her bntband, her two danghtera, Fan- form 'your winter house into a summer CA8L0TA BACA of 823 Lawrence, the new owner of the Amencan nia and Laona Eyelya; bar mothar. Ura. A HOUSE AND INCOME ON FRANKLIN Funeral Wednesday morning from St. Ca Cleaners and ana Dyersuyi establishment. Uaggia Smith of Norrla, HI., and a aiater. S li^ E T — Priced at $8,900 for quick salt. jetan'a church. Interment Ut. Olivet. Di Hrs. W. W. WUliama of d m U HL Her (^U Hr. Norris, Main 6428— Bradlay Realty home. All fiber, wool and fiber or grass rection of Theodore Haekethal. located at 2930 East 6th avenue father. Nute Smith, of Norrii, and her Co. A subscriber offers thanks for a brother. Howard Smith, of Herrin, DI., were Rugs in colorful modernistic effect^ , MRS. FILOMENA ROSE favor received through prayers to onable to be here. SIX-R(X>M and brsakfast room. fuU bass- A Requiem High Hass waa sung this Ura. O’LaugUin waa bom In I^rrlt. She ment, 2 lots. Newly decorated inside and priced so that they more than save their (Thursday) morning at Mount Carmel churoh St. Anthony and the Sacred Heart. waa 44 yean old. In 1916 a n earn# to out. 789 South Williams. Msfai 8428. for Mrs. Filomena Rose, 63. of 8824 Val­ A subscriber offers thanks for a Denver, where abe had Uvad aontinnally lejo street, a resident of Denver more than special favor granted through the ilnee. TWO - STORY HOUSE and baaamsnt. cost in protecting your expensive floor twenty years. She died at St. Antfaony'i Double garage. 682 High street. Main 6428. intercession of S t Anne, St. Rita and Bradley Reiuty Co. hospiul Uonday after four weeks’ illness. ERNEST J. FULHAM coverings, Ura. Rose was bom in Italy and came to St. Joseph. thle country forty-three years ago. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Smith of 1087 Funeral scrvlcet -for Ernest J. Fulham, SIX-ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW, near Surviving her are her husband. Dominie, 82, who died at Fitssimoni hospital, were St. Catherine’s. 4290 Grovt stiaat. Call and seven children, Augustine, Anthony. East 20th avenue are s held at the (^tbed'ral last Thursday. Burial Champa 4069-U. John and Lucille Rose. Mrs. Esther Deeola, few months in Santa Fe, was at Mount Olivet cemetery. Mrs. Carl Tomeo end Frank Antonelll. Hr. Fulham waa bom in Denver, Hay 28. ROOM AND BOARD to lady, gsntlsman 1896, but recently Vai a.resident of Casmr. or c^d. child. 822 E. Cedar. South 9446-R. MRS. ADELIA McLEAN Wyoming. He served with the S87th Bat­ A Requiem High Mast waa tnng at talion Tank : o ^ \ tir ' France for eleven 14M' CORONA— Rent reasonable to two the Cathedral last Friday for Mra. Adalla Mc­ months In the World war. He was sent (^tholie young men. York 7166-B. MONUMENTS Lean. 80. an early pioneer of the West. to Fitxsimons for treatment three weeks ago She died at her home, 1818 Delaware street, for a mastoid infection. FOR RENT—Two rooms fumlshsd for Wednesday after an iUnett of tan days. He is survived by his wife, Uri. Lela housekeeping, reasonable. 270 Logan St. . She was the mother of Sgt. David F. Fulham; a son, Emaat. of Casper; his South 4268-J. McLean of the Denver police department. mother, Hrs. E. T. Fulham, and a brother, Mrs. UcLoan waa bom at Elgin, HI., Clarence, both of Denver. April 21. 1848. Sbe came West when the FOR RENT— Modem apartment, apply Union Pacific fin t extended Its tracks as 1448 Clarkson street. Three blocks from far as Omaha. In tbe '80s abe came to P. H. JUDGE Oathsdral. ■ •• Colorado with her huaband, Hugh N. Mc­ P. H. Judge, 76, prominent local attorney, died Uonday night at his home, 1261 Pennr FOR SALE—n*room spartmsnt bouts, Lean. and tbe couple aettled at Ouray. Hr. 1444 to 64 Clarkson street WUl taka rttl- UcLean was in buslneat there nntil he died sylvsnla street, after an iUnsss of more than two years, during which tiras hs had been denes on psrt payment. Martin Beinart, in 1890. Boulder, Colo. U n . UcLean moved to Denver nineteen an ,invalid. years ago. Born in Clinton county, Iowa, August 9, She is survived by five children. Ser 1862, he later attended the University of FIRST-CLASS AUTO TRIMM1N(L iumi- geanl Mel.,ean, Hrs. Stetla O’Brisn. Urs. Iowa law school, graduating in 1884. He ture upholstering and paper hanging, our Margaret Cummins and Mrs. Uarme Gamey, praetiead law at DaWitt and Davenport, specialty. E. T. Worthman. South 9886-R. all of Denver, and John of Loa Angeles. Iowa, until IS21, when he came to Denver. He opened law olBecs In the Kittiedga FOUR ROOMS furalahtd, 8241 Gilpin S t building here and practiced; until bis health 4-room brick, 2941 South Fox. near Iron MRS. MARY MOHR failed more tlian two years ago. works, reasonable. Fumitbed rooms for on State Capitol Grounda A Requiem Haas will be said In An While residing in Iowa, Hr. Judge was elderly men suitable for baching, 2 blocks nunciatibn church at 9 o’clock Saturday J. M. GREEN active in Demoeratie political circles. to church; very rsasonabls. Inquire man­ morning for Mrs. Uary Hohr. 80, reiideni Snrvivlng him are his wife, three sons, ager, upstairs, 26 th and Larimer, at Big 1S7S Lafayette Street of Colorado for the past sixty years who Walter, Eugene and Paul, and a daughter, Terrace. York 7410 Eatabliahed 1891 diad Wednesday at the home of her son. Fred Mary. Walter Judge Is a local newspaper Mohr, 888 Washington atreat. She waa the man, Eugene and Paul are atudenta at Regis CATHOUC LADY wonts Ohristlaa lady mother of fourteen children, eight ot whom college, and Mary attends Loretto Heights to share small modem home. |16 per month. are stiU living. college. Everything furnished. Will care for child Her children. who survive 'her are Fred Requiem Hats was sung this (Thursday) or Invalid. Car 89, walking distance. 1888 SHRINE « F THE LITTLE FLOWER OF JESUS and Charles E. Hohr, Mrs. Uinnie Brewer morning In 6t. Philomena’s churoh. Inter­ Park avenne. and Ura. Frank Van Loon, all of Denver; ment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard mortuary serv­ Mrs. Rose Novack, Sharon Springs, Kan.; ice. EXPERIENCED . PRIMARY TEACHER Mrs. Kate Butler, Cripple Creek; ' Thomas wishes positlan half time as tutor or cora- Hohr, New York, and Mrs. Annie (lole, 0100 in Catholic home. References; Box 4.6x7.6 fixe Palma. Calif. FELIX O’NEILL BURIED ^ G, care Catholic Register. Dear Friends and Devotees ot the Little Flower) In coofonnanee with tha request of the Yon desire to do something for the Little femily, no police escort accompanied the FOR SALE— Erin Hotel. 1888 Wclton. Flower directly. Here is the chance to obtain body of Felix O’Neill, former Dmver chief Twenty-two modem, well furulahed rooma $5.50 to $9.75 her intercession in an especial manntr, by be­ of police who died last week on Wednesday, fine location and bnsintta. coming a Founder of the church which la dedi­ to the grave tn Mount Olivet cemetery Mon­ 6x9 tiza cated to her in Aurora, Colorado. day. CALL YORK IMIS— School lanndry, dry WE MOVE Services,.were held in the Cathedral. A wash, flat ironed, 20 pounds for 81. Names of all Founders, liTln|; or dead, ora , .eulogy was delivered by~Father C. A. He- being inscribed in the Book of Roses of St. Frame Homes and Garaget Donnell of Loyola church. Therese. This book- Is placed upon the altar HAVE YOUR CAIVENTER WORK and $8.50 to $14.75 For Service— MAIN 1340 John T. Bottom, Thomas Tally, Police remodeling done by a Catholic man; all kinds and special remembrance made at tvery Hass, Capt T. P. Bnsstil, Frank Lynch, J. J. Sul­ whits a particular holy Hass is bting offered IBth and Walton Sts. of iemod

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