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New York, Feb. 23.— Under the Spangled Banner.” It closed with the auspices of Chapter Theta Pi Alpha, singing of “ Holy God, We Praise Thy Practically All the National and International News Articles Appearing in This Paper, as /?- an organization made up entirely of Name” and the Benediction by Arch Catholic women teachers in thd bor bishop Hayes. Afterward the Arch Well as Many Features Frequently Printed, Are Compiled from the N. C. W . C. News Service oughs of Manhattan, Bronx and Rich bishop held an impromptu reception mond, 3,000 women assembled Sun on the platform. Bishop John J. day in the ball room of the Hotel Dunn and a dozen monsignori and VOL. XIX. NO. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, FEB. 28, 1924. $2.00 PER YEAR * Astor to discuss the necessity of re priests were with Archbishop Hayes. ligious instruction of the young and The Archbishop said: plahs for giving such in.struction to “ I have sat here this afternoon children attending the public schools. rather as an auditor listening to the Catholics, Jew-S and Pi’otestantS were various speakers on tjjis momentous ■H- represented in the audience and occasion. I call it momentous be WORK s m e ON m OF NEW among the speakers. cause so much depends on whether While definite plans were not per we are to avoid the dangers that have fected by t^ meeting, it was. gener been pointed out to us. ally agreed that the giving of relig “It is not encouraging to find a ious instruction to the pupils of the COLLEGE OF BENICTIES AT CANON CIH defense being proclaimed for the ex public schools should be conducted tent to which our bojs and girls are "m outside of the school buildings and going today. We are told it is the outside of school hours, and that (By Janet Sterling). much in the manner of the Spanish ically to completion at the earliest love of adventure only. But you can Canon City.— Contractors for the missions of California. possible time. each pupil be taught the faith of his not have such adventures and not & ■ Jnt parents, receiving such instruction Benedictine Fathers will start work Full construction will not be com The first school sessions, however, carry the scars and wounds into eter from one of the faith which the par on the first three units of the Bene pleted in the near future, but wiH will not be started until the fall of nity itself. dictine college in East Canon City, on cover a period of from fifteen to 1925, at which time accommodations ents profess. “ These speakers have-all declared A committee was formed a few the former Rockafellow orchard twenty years. It is the intention, "will be available for one hundred that religion is the one salvation for months ago, consisting of 'Msgr. tract, April 1. The architect’s plans however, to carry out the plans stead students, in addition to the accom our children. After all, religion is a Michael Lavelle, representing Arch have been drawn and approved and ily as the funds become available. modations for from thirty-five to part of human life. Religion now bishop Hayes; the Rev. Dr. D. de contracts for the various phases of The first construcHon will be on fifty members of the order. At no adays is on the front page. It is a Denver’s New Down-Town Church Sola Pool, rabbi of the Spanish and the work are now being let. The first the monastery side, and the buildings time is it the aim to have over 350 live question. three units will run from $226,000 will be utilized jointly for the mon students in the college and academic Portuguese synagogue, representing “ We are hnxious about the future Ground will be broken this week structure of concrete and gray terra the .lews, and Watson S. Moore, pres to possibly $300,000, according to the astery and the academic and college departments and the plans are all of America. There is such a large for the new down-town Church of the cotta. The latter will rise, in front ident of the New York Fe lera<'on of architects. work. The chapter house, which will drawn with that in view. percentage of the American people age, two stories above the lot line and Churches, repre.senting the Protest The entire plant when com be the largest of the three buildings Messrs. DesJardins and Dillon, of Holy Ghost at the cornei; of Nine that is not affiliated with any re will include the vestibule of the com ants. pleted will comprise twenty-seven now to be constructed, will be 46x the architectural firm of Cooper & teenth and California streets. The ligion. But I believe that at heart complete, but connected, buildings, pleted edifice, which will, for the They issued a “ New Year’s Greet 1C5 feet and will be three stories in DesJardins of Denver and Pueblo, edifice will be of Lombard architec the American people are religious. and will center about a beautiful time, be used for choir purposes and ing to the Citizens of Nt v York” to height. A library, which will also be who have the contract for the plans ture of goodly dimen.sions, with a We have reverence for authority, and church, the monastery division on for the housing of the large pipe or the effect that they had formed a used for a refectory, and still an and supervision of the construction, -seating capacity, when completed, of that reverence, I think, will' save us. one side and the college division on gan. A twenty-foot elevation will committee to see that every child in other building are contemplated at have been in Canon City for the past 1,200 persons. The plans call for side But we must teach our children rev the other, meeting each other prevail in the center of the building, New York should receive t!:e advan the present time and after April 1 several days making preliminary ar galleries not, however, extending erence for law. to the rear, thus forming a cloister construction will be pu.«heWilson, general secretary Board Right Rev. Bishop J. Henry Tihen.: the music. episcopacy, it was to work in one of not overwhelmed with legislation of St. Mary’s college, Dundalk, Ireland, Oklahoma City Aug. 23, 1905. He Governor Sweet will be represented The first unit of the new school the great missionary fields of Amer of Temperance and Public Morals, a most vital and pressing character, the Catholic university, Dublin, and was made assistant at the pontifical Methodist Episcopal Church; the Rev. by his secretary. Hale Smith, and. the will be built at a cost of a ^ roxi- ica. it is doubtful if the members would the Gregorian university in Rome, throne' Nov. 30, 1916. Two Bishops E. P. Pfatteicher, chairman Commit consider seriously the Upshaw bill Hon. Benjamin F. Stapleton, mayor mately $50,000, according to Father The Cathedral was thronged with where he received the degrees of preceded him in the vicariate apos of Denver, will deliver an address. Wm. M. Higgins, the pastor, and will tee on Moral and Social Welfare, creating a federal motion picture D.D. and J.C.B. He was ordained in tolic, the see being at jGuthrie. Bish students. Every unit of the crusade United Lutheran Church; Rev. Geo. (Continued on Page 8.) Ex-Governor Gunter will also be pres movide five temporary class rooms. and some schools not yet organized Rome in 1890 for the Society of op Meerschaert began his Oklahoma ent at the ceremonies. John Barnett The school, when completed, will be were represented. The numbers of Mary. After a short time on the life as a genuine missionary. He will deliver an eulogy on Father Don one of the finest plants in the city. young people gathered to display London mission. Father Gunn taught frequently traveled long distances on interest in the mission cause was in colleges in France and Ireland. In horseback and celebrated Mass in proof that a new era in this mighty 1892, he became professor of theol dug-outs, there not even being houses Work of the Church has dawned in Lenten Regulations (or Diocese ogy in the Marist seminary at the in some places where this could be the West. Rev. Hugh L. McMenamin Catholic university, Washington, D. done. The diocese has rapidly ad California Law Forbids Part Time gave an excellent sermon, and the C. In 1898, Father Gunn was sent vanced in his life-time. music was exceptionallv inspiring. The officers of the Mass, besides o( Denver Announced by Bisbop the Archbishop, were: Archpriest, Instruction of Pupils in Religion the Very Rev. William Brennan, C. M., president of St. Thomas’ semin Edison Answered in Attack (Diocese of Ijlenver: Official Regulations for the Lent of 1924) ary; deacons of honor, the Rev. John San Fpancisco, Feb. 21.— Pupils in tendent of public instruction. Will C. P. Moran and Lhe Rev. Matthew Lent will begin with Ash Wednesday, March 5, and will end at 12 the public schools of the state of Cal Wood. Smith; deacon, the Rev. Joseph P. o’clock; noon Saturday in Holy Week, April 19. ifornia may not devote any part of Attorney-General Webb had been O’Heron; subdeacon, the Rev. Leo 1. All days in Lent (Sundays excepted) are days of fast and absti on Immortality of Man s SonI their class time to receiving religious asked by clergymen of four denomi M. Flynn, president of the St nence. * Thomas’ Mission society: master of instruction under the laws of the nations if it were conformable to the (a) The obligation to fast implies that but one full meal a day shall state. This opinion was handed down law to permit children to spend an ceremonies, the Rev. Arthur Kerr, a former president of that society. be taken (either at noon or in the evening), but a cracker or small piece An interview with Thomas Edison dividual unless these little peoples by Attomey-Ceneral Ulysses S. Webb hour or two in the week away from of bread may be eaten in the morning and a collation, not exceeding one- appearing in the March issue of were to remain forever in the same for the guidance of the state superin school to receive religious instruction. The Rev. James P. Flanagan, the Rev. Frank Walsh, the Rev. John fourth part of an ordinary meal in quantity, may be taken in the evening or Hearst’s International, and repro groups. I do not believe they do and Krost, S.J., and other clergymen at at noon. The prohibition against using flesh meat and fish at the same duced last Sunday in a group of large all I know of science indicates to me meal has .been revoked. tended, including the student body American papers, is likely to do in that they do not.” of St. Thomas’ seminary. The Rev (b) The obligation to abstain implies that meat may not be used calculable harm because of the scien Mr. Edison is a wonderful scien F. Gregory Smith, field secretary of at any of the meals, but by dispensation the rigor of this law has been tific standing of Mr. Edison. The tist, but he has certainly not made a Many NoU'Catbolics Ash to Have the crusade, under whose direction mitigated and, in consequence, the use of meat is permitted at the principal great inventor said that he was un very profound study of philosophy. the day’s exercises were held, was meal except on Wednesdays, Fridays, Ember Days and HoJy Saturday until able to conceive of such a thing as a This is not the first time that he has noon. present in the choir. Mrs. Mary Hal human soul. He did not deny the involved himself when dealing with ter nresided at the organ, • and 2. The law of Lenten fast and abstinence binds in conscience all soul; he simply did not know that philosophic questions. About fifteen Cbildren Received at Akron School St. Francis de Sales’ school boys’ Catholics between the ages of twenty-one and sixty, unless they belong to there was such a thing. What we call years ago, he gave an interview about choir sang. Large numbers of sisters one of the following classes: (a) Laborers, (b) Invalids or convalescents, life, he thought, came to the earth as God that showed that his mighty in (Continued on Page 3.) (c) Nursing women, (d) Those who cannot fast and abstain without injury an energy from some other planet tellect has very finite limits and very to their health. So high a standard has St. Jos But a visit made there this week by as electricity comes from the sun, al limited information along philosophic eph’s Catholic school, Akron, ob the editor of The Register gave con 3. The law of abstinence is binding on all who have reached the age though in another way with which and religious lines. of seven years. tained in the several years of its ex vincing proof that regardless of the we are not familiar. Speaking of If our cells were immortal and we 4. ’Those who are exempt from the obligation to fast may eat meat istence, that it has been necessary to sacrifice, the work is yielding results the fact that all organic beings are had no individuality combining them, at all the meals except on Fridays, Ash Wednesday and Ember Days and turn down application after applica that would make it worth while to Prelates Atteod made up of cells, he thought that how does Mr. Edison explain the fact Holy Saturday until noon, on which days it may not be eaten. tion from non-Catholic parents who continue even if the strain should be these latter had intelligence. All that the human body is completely 5. By a special dispensation of the Holy See working men and women v/ish to have their youngsters edu greater. Wealthy Catholics who want know how to make repairs, some how changed at least once every seven may use meat as often as they like on all days of the year excepting; (a) cated there. As many as possible are to do something definite for the to pump water, etc. Each cell con years, yet you and I are exactly the taken care of, and the school has an Church would do well to turn their Fridays throughout the year, (b) Ash Wednesday, (c) Saturday of Holy tains millions of particles which he same persons as we were ten, fifteen Golden Jubilee Week until noon, (d) The Vigil of Christmas. called “ little people,” which know unusually liberal proportion of non- eyes to such rural parishes as Akron, nr maybe forty or sixty years ago? Catholic students. But many more where the need of help is great and The members belonging to the household of above mentioned men or how to do their work. He went on There is cei-tainly something in us could be received if there were more where it is certain that every cent The Rt. Rev. J. Henry Tihen, women are entitled to the same privileges, but with this restriction: that to say: -hat unifies the matter that goes to • room. given to aid*th« work would be used Bishop of Denver, and the Most Rev. they may use meat at the principal meal only, if they arc not exempt from “ Believing as I do that each of us, comprise us; that makes it a part of the general law of fasting. The high school department has to its 100 per cent value. The Sis Archbishop John B. Pitaval of St. so far as personality and abilities are us; this is the soul, which is the form thirty pupils enrolled and is growing ters of the Presentation have charge Anthony’s hospital. Denver, will be Men serving in the Army and Navy are obliged to observe abstinence concerned, is but the product of of the body, its life principle. If it on Ash Wednesday, Good Friday, Holy Saturday until 12 M. and the Vigil so rapidly that it will be necessary to of the school. Last year, five stu present at the celebration in the Sa countless little peoples, I cannot be keeps going despite the continued add another room next autumn. It dents were graduated from the high cred Heart church, Colorado Springs. of Christmas. lieve in immortality for the individ dyin^ of the body, it will certainly is doubtful whether there is another school department. One is now in ihW (Thursday) morning celebratingV. , 8' ^'^^ten cheese, milk and eggs are permissible, and lard may be used ual. TThe life-force. I am convinced, survive our great final death. congregation in America of the same training at St. Joseph’s hospital. Den is eternal. The little peoples, too, in If there is nothing to us except size with its own school and high ver, to-become a nurse, and the Tour ? f ^ h f R^v. ^ot*V.Vi\e^^; A' sort^of self-denial and some acts of mortification ought to my opinion, will live forever. I be millions of individual cells, how does school department. The work is kept others are public school teachers. nastor of that narish A lanre num^ performed ;iffen by those who are exempt from the observance of the law. lieve they have the power to leave it come that, in a marvelous manner, up only at the cost of great sacrifice One received the second highest av Cl ot priests win be in attendance- 8. In cUgrches having resident pastors Lenten devotions consisting of this earth or to travel any other dis we can take everything around us on the part of the parishioners, sis erage in the state of Colorado in the to pay honor to the^pioneeC jubilar- recitation of the..Rosary, a sermon and Benediction of the Blessed tance instantaneously. But there into ourselves by means of intellec- ters and pastor, Father Joseph Koch. teachers’ examinations. ian. ' (Continued on Page 6) could not be immortality for the in (Continued on Page 8).
ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION Trinidad Altar Society Does kensorium Given as Memorid Knights Entertain Forty Hours Adoration Opens Grand Work for Ckurcli in Year to Mt. St. Sckolastka s Hdem y in New Home Friday at St. Patrick’s, Pnehio
Grand Junction.— Friday evening, Trinidad.— ^The February inuring a?e-pl^3^d at Community halL St. Michael’s Parish, Canon City.— for many years had assumed lariirg« February 22, the K. of C. gave a St. Patrick’s Pari.sh, Pueblo.— The “ Pinkie in Fairyland” was staged of Holy Trinity Altar society w m On/Friday evening a regular pic- The sisters of Mt. St. Scholastica’s responsibilities in the order and tn< house warming in their new home. Forty Hours’ devotion begins on by grade six last week in the audi held at Community hall the seconff -ture show wUl be given at Commun academy were pleased to receive re- schools. The evening was pleasantly spent in Friday morning at 8 o’clock with a torium. The play itself was'very ap Wednesday, instead of the first, as ity hall. Tins week a six-reel drama Borium for the academy chapel, the George A. Pease, the oldest son of playing cards and refreshments were Solemn High Mass and procession of pealing to the children and the little was previously announced. Father will be showyi. This will be the last cently a beautiful bejeweled osten- Judge and Mrs. Agustus Pease, left served. the Blessed Sacrament through the ones entered into the spirit of it with Lonergan Was not present, having ecular pictui^ show before Lent, al rift of the Blake family as a memor a few weeks ago to attend St. The Young Ladies’ sodality met church. A vested choir of boys, re zeal. A very appreciative audience gone to Denver on business. A re though it is Fhther Lonergan’s plhn ial to the late Sister Mary Callista, Thomas’ seminary, Denver. He was Wednesday evening, February 20. A cently organized by Sister Helene, enjoyed the two performances given. port of the work the oflBcers have to have a series'of_raiigious pictures O.S.B., who died in June, 1923. The formerly a student at Regis college. very large attendance was present will sing during the procession. The Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Beatty of Se- Deeh performing during the past shown during the Lenten season. monstrance arrived most opportunely, It is his ambition to complete the re and a great deal of business was dis children of the school will take part gundo. Colo., are the guests of Mr. year and also a financial statement The financial statement for the it having reached the sisters in time quired course which will culminate in cussed. in the procession, as is usual, on Sat and Mrs. Balleweg.— The Parent- were read by the secretary, Mrs. M. year 1923 was placed in the hands for the Forty Hours’ devotions which ordination to the priesthood.' Mr. February 29 the Young Ladies’ so urday morning. There will be a High Teacher association opened a cafe A. Sanchei. After paying $212 for of the members of Holy Trinity par started Sunday morning, February Pease has the good wishes and pray dality will entertain at a pre-Lenten Mass at 8 o’clock. On Sunday the teria Monday noon; nice hot lunch a carpet for the sanctuary, all flower ish on Sunday morning. The report 17. The monstrance is a yery valuable ers of St. Michael’s parish that a vo social to be given in the St. Joseph’s Masses will be as usual. The adora eons were served at a very nominal bills, and three new surplices, there is very igood for the year as some one of artistic design and is a fitting cation might be his and that he may school hall. A large attendance is tion will close on Sunday evening charge.— Grover Buckley, Mrs. Mc- remains a good sum in the treasury. thijpg over $19,000 was raised during remembrance to Sister Callista, who, have the strength and courage to per expected. with a procession. Father Fitzprer- i'lamee and Mrs. R. Otto are all im'- The most important .business of the the year. at the time of her death, was the severe through the long and tedious Mr. and Mrs. L. P. McCann enter ald, ch^lain at St. Mary’s hospital, proving after serious illness.— Little afternoon was the election of offi sister directress of the institution and course of study and numerous sacri tained at their home at a card party, will assist the fathers during the ado George , Balleweg was taken ill Fri cers, and the old officers emphasized “GEORGE WASHINGTON” IS fices which stretch before him. He is five hundred being the more popular ration. day; his condition is serious.— Sister a request to elect all new officers in TOPIC OF PUEBLO SPEECH believed to be the first from Canon game. All who were present enjoyed The people of St. Patrick’s proved John, the superior of the Sisters of their places. This request was ig City to study for the priesthood. a lovely evening. on Wednesday evening that Father Charity at Santa Fe, was a visitor at nored and the same members were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Haley and daugh Keith has his own special corner in St. Mary’s hospital last week. Pueblo.— M. J. Galigan made an re-elected for a fourth term as fol ter, Cecil, of Westcliffe were guests the hearts of his old -Pueblo friends. address before the Monday Evening Boulder Ladies lows: Mrs. A. C. Hendrickson, pres of friends in Canon City Friday and His lecture on the Mass was well at Home Phone, Champa 578-W Main 6171 club of this city on Monday, Febru ident; Mrs, A. G, Bohn, treasurer; attended the social sessions at the tended and much appreciated. The ary 25. The topic of his address was Mrs. M. A. Sanchez, secretary. The Elks’ home.— Mr, and Mrs. Russell parishioners hope for a return visit George Washington,” and he dwelt lion Opens at FRED SCHWAB members thanked the officers for Paul, Dr. and Mrs. E. J. Burke, and from Father Keith, who never spared on the life and ideals of the first their loyalty to the work of the so Holding Many Mr. and Mrs. J. Leo Sterling attended himself while an assistant pastor of president of this country. The Swill Optometriat and Optician ciety and the church and pledged the University club banquet at the St. Patrick’s. speaker also compared the statesmen their support and hearty co-opera Strathmore last Thursday evening. A “ pep” meeting was held in the Headache Eye Glasses a Specialty of America today with those of tion. Mrs. A. C. Hendrickson res Mrs. J. M. Faricy and Mrs. Amos Sterling Church, auditorium on Thursday to arrange 921 Fifteenth St. ponded with a few short and appro Washington’s time, drawing a pic Stock of Florence spent Sunday in for the coming trip to Chicago of the ture of the patriotism and unselfish Pre-Lent Socials Canon City visiting friends.— Mr. and priate remarks. A social hour was Sterling.— The two-weeks’ mission St. Patrick’s basketball team. Messrs. MARTIN J. enjoyed and Mrs. Aden Donnelly and loyalty of the founders of the coun Mrs. Joseph Esser and daughter, Jos. Stanko, Wm. McMinn, Edw. Mc try as compared with the greed of Marie, motored to Buena Vista Sun started Sunday morning at the 8 CULLEN her band served refreshments. Boulder.— The ladies of the Altar o’clock Mass. Cabe, Ernest Abel and Coach many of the present-day statesmen. day to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Jack LANDSCAPE On Sunday morning the Knights society are evidently anticipating a Miss Grace House, who had a mas Nute Withers were introduced by DESIGNER of Columbus held a special meeting consciencious observance of Lent if Coogan and family. Father Neenan and some stirring NEW YORK SENATE DECLINES toid operation performed at the Ster Home Grown Trees to arrange to attend the initiation of the number of card parties, both pub speeches were made. The gentlemen Plants and Beedn BIRTH CONTROL BILL ling hospital, is getting along nicely. International Nursery the three degrees which will take lic and private, which are being given — Mrs. A. P. Jaszkowiak and Mrs. A. represented the K. of C., who are place in Walsenburg. Sunday. It is Albany.—-The code committee o:' by these worthy matrons is a correct backing the boys financially. St, Pat 4575 Wyandotte the New York state senate refused H. Jacobs went to Denver to visit Gallup 330 the plan of the knights to leave Trin criterion. For the past two weeks friends over the week-end.— Sister rick’s feels justly proud of the team Nights, So* 6433-W idad by automdbile at 7 o’clock and by a vote of seven to one last week and with next week’s announcement Martin N. Bums, in the field of basketbal. With the to introduce a bill to permit instruc Anselm gave her music pupils their return after the celebration on Sun three public and numerous private annual entertainment last Thursday good wishes of all the representing WILLIAM E. RUSSELL day evening. A good number of the tion in birth control. The request such parties have been and are the bodies in Pueblo, the Shamrocks Dealer in for introducing the bill came from evening.— Miss Katherine Mentgen Trinidad knights will make the trip order of the times. Five hundred, ought to return from the Windy City Mrs. Noah H. Slee, formerly Mrs entertained her sewing club Wednes COKE, WOOD The basketball teams of Holy Trin brdge and euchre furnish consid- with flying colors. Margaret Sanger, representing the Noted Attorney, day of last week at her home.— AND CHARCOAL ity school held a benefit sdcial at eraWe enjo^ent to many apd inci Birth Control league. Joseph, the young son of Mr. and Ofiica, 1523 Walton St. Community hall on Thursday even dentally ..fill up the treasury with Mrs. James Cummings, hps been suf PUEBLO LADIES HOLD Yard No. 1, larimA- and 4th ing which was greatly enjoyed by all the necessary green backs that prove fering from an infected ear the past YaH Na. 2, Wazaa and 38th ROUMANIA PROTESTS AGAINST PARTY FOR OLD FOLK Phonaa Main 585. 686. 587 The social was a success both finan so ^essential where the material wants week.— J. H. Strutzel returned home cially and socially. As this is the first PROPOSED IMMIGRATION BILL of the Church are concerned. More Dies at Springs Yard No. 3, W. Aiamoda and Charokaa Washington.— An official p r o t ^ last Thursday morning after a brief year Holy Trinity school has had a power be to them and may they have business trip to Chicago.— Miss Kath St. Mary’s Parish, Pueblo.— The from the government of Eouma'nia basketball team the players should all the diversion they seek in this in Colorado Springs.— After a cour erine Dougherty had the misfortune Ladies’ Aid of St. Mary’s church had against the proposed restrictive im an old-fashioned party for the old- Grund Dry Cleaning be encouraged in their work and nocent Mstirae. ageous fight against overwhelming to fall last week, breaking her arm. members of the parish should make migration bill has been received here folks of the parish last Sunday night. Grund Bldg., 17th and Logan St. Very Rev. Father Cyprian Bradley. odds, desirous of living and yet, as — Donald Sheedy, has gone to Chey CLEANING ^ DYEING , an effort to attend the games which The protest was transmitted through O.S.B., spent Sunday here, celebrat A large crowd was present and a When you want a Superior Quality of Dye- Secretary of State Hughes to Repres he told his friends, unafraid to die, enne, Wyo., to live.— Next Thursday ing at the High Mass and giving a afternoon the officers of the Altar wonderful time was enjoyed by all iny let Grund do it. Samples dyed any entative Albert Johnson, chairman of Martin M, Burns, one of the most color. The “ Grund Way” of Dry Cleaning ia most interesting and instructing dis society will entertain the women of present. Columbia Flower Shop the house committee. The complaint generally beloved citizens of Colo Aloysius Broderich was buried absolutely efficient. Backed by an enviable course, taking his text from St. Paul’s rado Springs, and a well known at St. Anthony’s church at the K. of C. reputation of Twenty-six Years. Wholesale is based on the proposal to make the from St. Mary’s church last Wednes Cot Flowers and Potted Plants Epistle of the day. The visit is likely torney, died at 6:30 o’clock Saturday hall.— Miss Catherine Byrne left Dyeing. Two-day service parcel post our census of 1890 the basis for fixing day.— Joseph Kolbezen and Anthony specialty. matter of diversion for the priest, morning at the Glockner sanatorium. last Thursday evening for Denver to the number of immigrants admiss Svaiger are patients in the Parkview PHONES: MAIN 2594, 6286 Funeral Designs our Specialty who incidentally filled the vacancy Death cut short a brilliant career, visit at the home of her friend. Miss hospital.— Blase Oreskovich is recov Our Prices Alv'ays Lower able. caused by Father Gilbert O’Malley’s Lucille Mannix, for the week-end.— achieved after many years strurel* ering from a serious operation per visit over the week-end where he is Mrs. L. C. LeBhmc, who was oper PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS against the ravages of tuberculosis. formed last week at the Minnequa Cor. 15th and Lawrence. Main 4699 drilling the Benedictine parish actors ated on at the Sterling hospital for Mr. Burns was forced' to discon hospital.— Martin Levar and Antonio THE FRANK M. HALL in the preparation of a drama which is, is improving rapidly.— tinue the practice o f law, with which Chutich and Matt Sastclo and Miss is soon to be given in that industrial he had been associated with former homas Ryan, who has been sick DRUG CO. city. since the middle of December, is now Louise Surla were married during the Suite 314 Empire Bldg. ' Phone Champa 5482 Judge Kinsley, for many years, Jan past.week.— Joseph Gorse of this COR. LARIMER AND 27TH STS. Contrary to expectations none of uary 8, when he was confined to his able to be out. the local K. o f C. availed themselves ^arisn and Miss Helen Krutka of St. Denver* Colo. home. A sudden turn for the worse Anthony’s parish were married last DR. LEO B. WALSH, DENTIST of the opportunity of becoming January 15 sent him to the hospital. LEADVILLE LADIES Fourth Degree members. Quite a few Wednesday by Father Michael.— Although steadily growing weaker at HAVE CARD PARTY Father Urban assisted at St. Mary’s Glenarm and 16th Sts. Hours: 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. had anticipated the pleasure and priv the time, Mr. Burns made a special ilege, but for some reasons they had during the absence of the assistant. request that his friends be allowed to Annunciation Parish, Leadville.— Father Innocent, who returned from FO|XY THEATER to defer to another time. visit him, and long talks with ac Con Brady was suddegily. taken ill The ladies of the Rosary and Alter Chicago last FriWaa night.— Charles WASHINGTON and 22ND STS. quaintances ’of many years standing society were delightfully pleased with Deeiato has retumeu to Pueblo after pt appendicitis last week and had ty cheered the last days of his life immediately be operated upon at the the large attendance at their card a six months’ stay in Denver. * » ' o Many tributes were paid to the party, held at K. of C. hall, Monday JI Program Changes Satur sanatorium, where reports have it well loved member of the commun that he is progressing very nicely. All evening, Feb. 26. Names of the win ALTAR SOCIETY HOLDS ity, his friends drawing attention to ners of the prizes will be announced day, Sunday, Tuesday, his friends, which are legion, are his ability as a trial lawyer, his qual MEETING IN DURANGO praying for a rapid recovery. later. ity o f unfailing cheerfulness despite Last Sunday was Communion day and Thursday, continued ill health, and a reputation Durango^— The Rosary and Alter CARD PARTY ENJOYED for the N. C. W. C. Next Sunday is each week as a wit unequalled in this part of Communion day for the Rosary and society held its monthly meeting last IN GOLDEN PARISH the state and probably in Colorado. Alter society. .... Thursday afternoon. The hostesses Those qualities, coupled with a ser On Tuesday evening the junior were Mrs. Wm. Phelan, Mrs. Charles ALWAYS A GOOD THE YEAGER MORTUARY Golden.— The card party held at ious consideration of others and a Hall and Migs Bridget Clark. “ Ron Scetarinn” Holy Name society held its usudl bi the Colonial hotel the past week was keen intere.st in the community of monthly meeting. Father Sixtus of Lumborton, N. PROGRAM Where Service Means More Than a Mere Word a success socially, but not so much of which he was one of the most vsjued The convert class met at the rectory M. , has been transferred to Jemez, a financial success as had been hoped. members, made him generally be with *he pastor on Tuesday evening N. M.; he left for that place last Speer Blvd. and Sherman South 272 Auction five hundred was played and loved. Masses on Sunday are at 7:30 and Wednesday; Father Barnabas, for the first prize was won by Mrs. El The funeral, held at St. Mary’s 9:30. Baptisms after the late Mass merly of Jemez, will have charge of mer Graves and the cut prize by Mrs, church at 11 o’clock Monday morning, On Sunday, Feb. 24, Leo, the soft Lumberton.—Father Kipp spent a J. L. Morse. Dainty refreshments was perhaps the largest and the most of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ga.sser, was few days in Farmington the past were served by the ladies. By special impre.ssive ever held in that edifice, baptized.-^ame8 Smith and Anna week visiting with Father Fintan.— request Mrs. Ralph Owens sang sev the church being filled with friends McCarthy were married on Wednes The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John Ogden i B C SBOPPERS’ GUIDE eral selections. She was accompari- of the deceased coming from all day morning at 6 o’clock with a Nup Smith was baptized last Sunday. He ied by Mrs. Tom Garrison. The eve walks of life— from the humble lab tial Mass; the couple will make their was named John.— Sister Pauline and ning card parties will be continued orer to jurists and an ex-govemor home in Denver.— Requiem Masses Sister Rita of Mercy hospital, Den IREAMERY after Lent. of the state. Mr. Burns was univer- were announced as follows: Monday, ver, were arrivals in Durango the THE BROADWAY CREAMERY J. H. Klein is expected home this rally popular because of his kindly for Mrs. W. J. Forbes; Tuesday, for past week; Sister Pauline will remain ! Theater! week from Chicago, where he has interest in the welfare of all, and his Chas. Joyce; Thursday, for Edward in Durango and talfe charge of the Every thing good to eat in the dairy line. Direct from producer tc coniumer been on business. staunch support of everything that Kavanaugh; Friday, for Edward second floor of Mercy hospital.— Miss Colfax and Ogden Phone South 3456 S6 So. Broadway Anna Sandstrom of Denver spent he thought would benefit the com Geary; Saturday, for the deceased Clara Zumbahlen is up from Farm several days with Helen Sweeney last munity, state or nation. members of the Ryan family.— Miss ington to spend a few days with Miss week.— Mrs. Lawrence Crfiey, who The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Raber Frances Brown of 108 Elm street Mary O’Neill. Saturday, Sunday and has been ill for some time, is taking ECORATING rang the Requiem Mass and gave the entertained a few friends on Thurs Monday, Mar. 1, 2, 3 * BANCROFT DECORATING CO. a course of treatment.— Thomas W. Benediction, and Father Joseph F day evening at a Washington’s birth PUEBLO ALUMNI UNITE; Cunningham, who spent several weeks Higgins preached. Father Higgins day party.— Harriet Reilly has as her MT. ST. . Norma Talmadge in 2406 E. Colfax Phone York 593 SCHOLASTICA’S visiting at the home of his daughter, explained, because of the great num house guests the Misses ^u raveo and “SONG OF LOVE” Wall Decorations. Painters.’ Suaplies. House I’aiuters. Work Guaranteed left last Thursday for Los Angeles her of non-Cntholics present, the reg Campbell of Salida.— Miss Anna Cul Pueblo.— The students of Mt. St. Estimate* Cheerfully Given and other California cities.— Mr. imd ulation of the Church forbidding len was pleasantly surprised on Satur Scholastica’s academy. Canon City, Mrs. J. H. Nixon and family of eulog:j’ of the departed on the ocoa day evening; music and games were now residing in Pueblo met at the Tuesday and Wednesday, BRUGS Phonea Golden spent last Sunday at the honfie siqn of the funeral. He showed how enjoyed and were followed by a deli home of Miss Elizabeth Balfe, 1031 March 4, 5 of their daughter, Mrs. J. R, Davis, this prohibition was both prudent cious lunch.— Among those reported E. Fourth street, on Monday eve CAPITOL HILL DRUG STORE aS at Edgewater. ill during the week were: J. J. Mc Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., in Colfax and Marlon " PROMPTNESS, p u a m r a n d a c c u r a c t __ ami kindly; wise because judgment of ning, February 18, for the purpose Some time ago th? ladies of the the good or ill in a life can be made Donnell, Mrs. M. J. Leonard, Mrs. of organizing a club in Pueblo. It “STEPHEN STEPS OUT” Altar society volunteered to teach by God alone, and because vain Dan. Calahan, Mrs. Marpetta Mc- was decided to hold monthly meet the Sunday school classes. This was LECTRIC FIXTURES PHONE M. 732 praise but distracts from the salutary Murrough, D. James McLaughlin, ings. Those present were: Mrs. Gor Thursday and Friday, done to relieve Father Servant, who Irene Gilroy, Mary Connolly and lessons of death; and kindly and don Scott, Mrs. Henry McCarthy, March , 7 W. HANCOCK ELECTRIC CO. has not been very well the past win thoughtful, because at such a time Labange Harding.— Mrs. Ralph Fil Mrs. Frank Fitzpatrick, Mrs. A. J. 6 1630 Welton Street ter. Mrs. Ralph Owens and Mrs. there can be only one real source of bert of Denver is visiting in this city. Dooner, Miss Frances Morrissey, Miss William Hart in Tom Garrison have charge at the — Miss Madelyn J. Rae is expected . Lighting Studios— Wiring—^Repairing consolation and that the remem Frances Fox, Miss Mildred 'Trent, “ WILD BILL HICKOK” present time. brance of the great truths of reli to return to this city in the near fu Miss Marie Fritz and Miss Elizabeth Word has been received by Mr. and ction, the existence of God, immortal ture; she was called to Joplin, Mo., Balfe. Mrs. Edf Monahan of the birth of a 'LECTRICIANS K. S. WILLOUGHBY, Pre.ident ity of the soul, and eternal reward by the serious illness,of her mother, baby daughter, February twenty-fifth, o f the ^‘ust. Father Higgins devel who is now on the road to recovery. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lorenz ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦ I SILVER STATE ELECTRIC CO. oped this phase, showing how we — On Thursday afternoon, Feb. 21, Phaae Main. 159S ELECTRICIANS Woeber of San Francisco. Mrs. must not distract ourselves by idle the pupils of the fourth grade of St. EsUblishcd 1889 Woeber was formerly Miss Zelda raise or seeking false consolation, Mary’s school entertained the pupils Monahan, a very popular member of 222 1 ^ STREET, DENVER, COLO. ut meditote deeply and prayerfully of the fifth and sixth grades, also St. Joseph’s parish. Mr. Woeber on the necessity of true religion. many friends, at a program which was a member of St. Elizabeth’s par Mri Burns was a member of the El was composed of excellent numbers LECTRIC FI X T U R £ S The Best for Less Money ish, Denver, and is & graduate of the Paso countv and the Colorado and and was enjoyed by all present.-— To Follow the Careless— School of Mines. American Bar associations. He was On February 19 Clifford Pickett and Lawrence Masterson is having his THE ELECTRIC SUPPLY & CONSTRUCTION CO. married to Miss Ruth Mitchell, May Virginia Lanlhier of Brcckenridge When careless feet scratch your chairs, home remodeled, adding a second 1616 Arapahoe St. W. R. Kaffer, .Manager Phone Main 2252 25, 1921. Besides his widow he leaves were married by Father H. B. Stern. tables or other furniture— when the finish of story and all modern improvements. his mother, Mrs. Mary F. Burns of On February 18 Mary Loretta Michael Sweeney also is at work on Detroit; two sisters, Mrs. Lester Ja Brown' and John Fee of Laramie, your car gets scratched or otherwise marred extensive improvements to his resi t:. cobson o f Cleveland, 0., and Mrs. Wyd., were married by Father Stem. dence property on Thirteenth street. — in fact, when you need paints, varnishes or ROCERIES Marguerite P. Broadwell of New The next regular meeting of the York; and a brother, Robert Burns, IMMIGRANT QUOTA ASKED enamels for any purpose, just call PIGGLY WIGGLV^^v IjUtar society will be held at the home o f Denver. . FOR FREE STATE "df Mrs. W. H. Fromhart on Thursday All Over the World 85 res in Denver afternoon, March 6.— Wm. Billisoly Dublin.—-The ■ inclusion of the left the past week for Cripple Croek, POPE HONORS ARTIST Irish Fb-cc Stete in Great Britain for to be gone for some time. Atlantic City.— Ilario Panzironi, of the purpose of determining the quota ROOFING WHEN DONE WITH ELATERITE New York, noted artist, formerly of of immigrants into the United States MePhee & McGinnity Co. LASTS A LIFETIME MONSIGNOR IS VICAR-GENERAL Rome, while stopping at the Ambass depresii‘8 considerably IhoJ number PAINT HEADQUARTERS With every roll vre give eerviee that is worth more than OF CINCINNATI ARCHDIOCESE ador hotel received honors conferred assipied to the Free State, which included in the cost of the cheap roofing generally offered would be entitled to a much higher Phone Main 2574 Cincinnati.-^The Rt. Rev. Msgr. upon him by the Pope at the hands of Main 318 1624 Arapahoe THE WESTERN ELATERITE ROOFING CO. Daniel A. Bucldey, pastor at Spring- His Grace Archbishop Hayes. He is quota if it were regarded as a sepr (Mfge.) field, Ohio, has been appointed vicar- now a knight in the Order of St. Gre amte country, and hence the Free general of the Archdiocese of Cin gory. The Pope took this step in rec Slate government- has asked the ognition of the wonderful work Mr. American govermnent to fix a separ EASTMAN KODAK HEADQUARTERS FOR cinnati, it was announced here by Archbisliop Moeller. He succeeds Panzironi has done in decorating ate quote for Irelands Msgr. Wm. D. Hickey. • churcheiS throughout the world. K O D A K S A HOMt PRODUCT FILM6 AND PHOTO GOODS , KNIGHT WINS GOOD POSITION Develop Film 10c Roll Chicago.— Twenty-oight years of WHITE EOAF Stop at THE JOYCE HOTEL Albert J. Lussier - ■faithful service for tha Chicago Board of Education was recognized'. FORD’S ATTORNEY-AT-LAW FLOUK last week, when the board elected to - famous-For Its Hiijh 0,udliIV . the po.sition of business manager for WHEN IN COLORADO SPRINGS 1029 SIXTEENTH STREET DENVER, COLORADO Sullivan Bouldar, Colo. E XCELSIO^ FL.QUR MIL MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED,, CATALOGS MAILED FREE ON REQUEST Webber Bldgl^^^fayette, Colo, four years at a jAlary o t $12,000 a year, John E. 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or.s. He expressed his faith in demo CATHEDRAL PACKED BY cracy, a word that in its Greek de rivation means “ mob rule,’’ the rule STUDENTS A T RALLY Direci Descendant of Betsy Ross is of the people themselves. Noon l i ^ Series Knights of Columbus Minstrels The degree team of the day con ' (Continued from Page 1) \ sisted of John B. McGauran, John J. from different communities were Sullivan, Herbert C. Fairall, John D, pre.sent. Never in the history of the. Given Fonrtli Degree in Denver Class Devine and B. B. Carraher. Father Planned at Church Cathedral was there a more inspiring Lappen was to have as.sisted, but was .service.- Never was there a more at Finest Council Ever Offered conjined to the Holy Family rectory tractive congregation. To gaze on Denver assembly of the Fourth that have been offered only nineteen by illness. Father McDonnell took the sea of young faces that filled the Degree, Knights of Columbus, had have been accepted. W t is wonder his place. The membership commit church was to realize that the mis . The K. of Cl minstrels, presented program; Harry Zook, C. D. O’Brien, the unique distinction of initiating a fully flexible, although it is known tee comprised John C. Cronin, Jo.seph o[ the Holy Ghost sionary spirit of Catholicity is as at the Broadway theater, Denver, tickets; Wm. Dolan, Mark B. Far direct descendant of*Betsy Ross, de as a rigid document. It is the curb Maguire and John J. Sullivan. Among young as it was nearly 2,000 years Monday, Tue.sday and Wednesday rell, properties. signer of the first American flag, in the men initiated were: ago when the Apostles first .set out. of the people on their servants, and evenings, and to be given at Akron Gentlement of the chorus: John II. the class of February 22. He is .John represents the wisdom gatnered Joseph F. Little, Ebonsburg, fa .; The usual Wednesday and Friday Father McMenamin, in his'sermon, on Saturday evening, are the best F. O’Mailia of 1420 East Twenty-first Charles Lawrence, Holyoke, Colo.; P. noon-day Lenten services will be helft traced the history of the Catholic Fox, Benjamin P. Van Hille, Wm. J. through years of experience with co show Denver council has ever of Murphy, Wm. Ducey, Elmer F. Kel avenue, and is a great-great-grandson lonial charters. He showed how J. Sullivan, 727 Fillmore; John F. at Holy Ghost church. The Right* mission movement. He started with fered. The theater was packed Tues ly, Harry J. Morton, John Fitzpat of the designer of the flag. widely it has been copied by other Reynes, 2701 E. Colfax; Alva J. Reverend Bishop will open the series Ihe Apostles and called attention to day and Wednesday, with a good rick, Martin W. Dougherty, /Frank The degree, work was given to nations of the \vorld. A thing en Coats, 1742 Sherman; Hubert L. Do on Ash Wednesday noon. These ser the fact that the work they began crowd Monday. It was a wonderful M. Kelly, Bernard J. Sloan, Leonard fi^ty-three men, including three dures if it is founded on truth. For lan, 11.37 Sherman; M. C. Frisch, 251 vices will open at 12:15 and close at wa9 to la.st till the consummation of entertainment, in its singing, its Setaro, J. P. Rotolo, Thomas E. Lane, pnests— the Very Rev. William Bren this reason, he declared, the Con.sti- S. Clarkson; Edw. H. Heatley, 728 12:40 sharp, consisting of a fifteen- the ^'orld. He showed them combat joke.s, its .scenic effects, its dancing nan, C-M., and the Rev. Russell lution of the United States is proving W. 5th; Maurice C. Kearney, 7.3 Lin minute sermon and Benediction of ing pagamsm, until in the course of T. A. Lahey, John F. O’Mailia, C. and its humorous situation.s. The Paul Harrington, Louis Koster, Lee Kirschenheuter, C.M., of St. Thomas’ a lasting document. He commented coln; James Kav’anaugh, 4474 Quit- the Bles.sed Sacrament They will be time the fatter fell and the statue of old-fashioned “ firi^t part’’ proved a seminary, and the Rev. Joseph P. particularly on the submission to God man; Archie R. Mikota, 958 Corona; conducted by Rev. William S. Neen- Christ found its way into some of Gibbons, Harry Wilson, Frank Mc- colorful, musical, V, joke-full treat Carney, Francis Delvasto, E. K. Bal O’ Heron of St. Francis de Sales’ par shown in the work of the fathers o*f Edw. T. Mulcahy, 32.3 Majestic Bldg.; an, Rev. Miles M. Sweeney and by the very places where the idols had The olio numbers Vere all clever, ish. ^ this country. Edgar W. Mumford, Acacia Apts.; various other preachers of the city. .stood. He encouraged the girls pres lard, Ted Baur, Jack Whyte, Wm. consLsting of a piano act by Wm. Bellwood, James GraY, Bert Beck- The banquet at the Brown Palace Bishop Tihen said that he declared M. .1. McEnery, 272C Race; Alfonso A special series of Lenten sermons ent with the story of the martyrs Casey, a sketch dealing ?vith the tomb was attended by about 250 knights Amen again and again to the remarks Orejuela, Fitz.simons ho.spital; John will be given throughout the peni and other heroic women of the early ius, James O’Neil, John Ryan, Ar of King Tut and featuring the Har thur Alcorn, John Slattery, Martin and Indies. A. A. Loftus of Trini of Mr. Smith. He commented partic F. O’Mailia, 1420 E. 21st; Charles tential season on Sunday mornings ages, and thf boys with mention of mony Four (Messrs^ Wilson, Whyte, dad, master of the Fourth Degree in ularly on the speaker’s reference to O’ Halloran, 1529 Penn; Clarence D. and Sunday evenings, the latter at .such great apostles as Boniface of J. O’Haire, Edgar Alcorn, George Gibbons and Ballard); J6seph New Kreulhouse, Edward Shannon, James this district, presented the toast the spirit of prayer that marked the O’Brien, 441 Franklin; Ducey J, Sa 7:45 o’clock. Germany, Augustine of England, man in a humorous song ffecital; the Delaney, Thomas C. Griffen, Joseph master, John H. Reddin, Denver at fundamental documents of this coun bine, 329 E. 11th; Elder D. Sherry, Francis Xavier-agf India, etc. He Columbia Trio (Mes.srs. Hapry Mor torney. supreme master of the de try, and contrasted it with the results 4112 Grove; Richard G. Scahlan, dwelt on the m i^^nary story of our Donnegan, Louis G. Oliver, Thomas Minneapolis—^A decision of the ton, Martin Dougherty and Jos. Cahill, L. Arthur Higgins, Irwin gree. The chief addresses were given that came from the Treaty of Ver 1728 Downing; John C. Stortz, Jr., own country, menWipning particularly Flood) in a repertoire of songs; and by Joseph Emerson Smith and the Rt. sailles, in which the name of God was 2531 Elm; John E. Utard, 2010 Mar supreme court of Minnesota, revers those great prelatSis Carroll of Bal Shelton, Wm. P. Dolan, Richard ing the decision of a lower court, a little musical comedy, with. Edw. Hynes, Harold Diltz, J. R. Burns, Rev. Bishop J. Henry Tihen, D.D. carefully avoided. The result is a ion; Maurice A. Wogan, 4131 E. timore, Hughes of New York, Wil Wolters in the chief role. It i^jjiffi- Mr. Reddin declared that nobody sterile, hybrid generation that cannot 26th; John C. Williams, 1420 Logan; declares that under the state consti liams of Boston, W
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THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER TKurs'day, February 28, 1924. The Denver Catholic Register ♦f^ **»t»»**'»»*******y ****‘**********»*»****»*»i‘*4«>»» ihresident of Board, Rt. Rev. J, Henry Tihen, D.D.; Editor and Manager, ;: THERE IS ONE $ THAT IS WORTH ALL THE REST, Rev. Matthew J. W. Smith; Printing Manag’er, George H. Asller; : THAT IS THE $ THAT OPENS A SAVINGS ACCOUNT John J. Coursey; Associate Editor, Thomas M. Smith. The
❖ Entered w second-class matter at the postofflce at Denver, Colo. Broadway National Bank (By Rev. Matthew Bmith). be born of sexual intercourse without on Matthew 1, 18, that though Jos h FIRST AND BROADWAY Published Weekly by incurring the guilt of original sin, eph was not the father of our Lord The doctrine o f the Virgin Birth The CATHOUC PUBUSHING SOCIETY (lae.) unless, as in the case o f the Blessed and Savior, the order of His geneal of our Lord Jesus Christ, so widely Virgin, there were an interposition ogy is traced through Joseph, first Open Saturday W e Pay 4 % Member Federal attaiked in our day by the Modern EOS Reilroad BuUdiag, Lanner, eear IStk. of Divine power; for we must remem because "the Scriptures are npt wont Evenings Interest Reserve System ists, is one of the oldest controver ber that even the Blessed Virgin to trace the female line in geneal Telephone Main 5418 Denver, Colo. sies in the Christian religion. Among needed the saving grace of her Son’s ogies, sefondly because Mary and I the first heretics ever to arise were redemption in order to be preserved Joseph were of th^ same tribe: the Ebionites and the followers of from original sin. It was not fitting wherefore by law Joseph was bound Thursday, February 28, 1924. Cerinthus, who in apostolic days held that the Redeemer Himself should to take the Blessed Virgin as his that Christ was a mere man and that need Redemption in any sense. wife as being of his kin. Likewise, He was born of the Blessed Virgin NAST STUDIO Fourthly, the virgin birth was fit shows St. Thomas, quoting St. Aug OFFICIAL NOTICE and St. Joseph in the ordinary man ustine, it was befitting to trace that Wa Have Just Installed the New ner of children. It was believed by ting on account of the very end of The Catholic Register has onr fullest approval as to its pur the Incarnation, which was that men genealogy down through Joseph, lest the ancient Jews that the Messian in that marriage any slight be offered ‘ HOLLYWOOD HI LITE pose and metho(} of publication. We declare it the official organ of would have a Virgin Birth, as prom might be born again as sons of God, to the office o f the male sex; for truth Pictures now made in the Moving Picture Styles the Diocese of Denver and earnestly bespeak for it the wholeheart ised in Isaias 7, 14: “ Behold the Vir “ not of the will of the flesh, nor of suffered nothing thereby, because ed support of our priests and people. That support will nukf The gin shall conceive, and bear a Son, the will of man, but of God” (John I 827 16th Street, corner Champa Over Woolworth’i Store ' > both Joseph and Mary were of the Register a sivong power for the spread of God’s Kingdom ^ Colorado. 1.15)-^that is, of the power of God, and His name shall be called family of David. Emmanuel.” The word Emmanuel of which power the very conception +J. HENRY TIHBN, Answering the foolish argument means God with us, and there is no of Christ was to appear as an exem that God could not bring about this May J, 1818. Bishop of Denver. question but that the text referred to plar. Hence St. Augustine says: “ It virgin birth, St. Thomas calls atten tne coming Messias. behooved that our Head, by a notable DUFFY miracle, should be born, after the tion to the fact that the supernatural St. Thomas Aquinas teaches that flesh, of a virgin that He might power of God extends to the infinite, it is fitting for four reasons that thereby signify that His members and just as it is not determinate to STORAGE AND MOVING Christ should have been born of a W ANTED, GOOD PRIESTS should be born, after the spirit, of a one effect, so neither it is determin Virgin. First, in order to maintain Warehouse, 1521 Twentieth St. If the Church does not have good priests and well trained virgin Church.” The saint refers ate to one mode of producing any Phone Main 1340 Office, 601 Fifteenth St. the dignity of the Father Who sent here to the doctrine that the Church effect whatsoever. Consequently, as priests, she is in for every other sort of difficulties. It was no Him. For since Christ was the true less an authority than St. Francis de Sales, a rather modern is a mystical body, with Christ as the it was possible for the first man to and natural Son of God, it was not head, us as the members. be produced by the Diving power doctor of the Church, who said that an ignorant priest did fitting that He should have another “ from the slime of the earth,” so too more harm than a bad one. This is a sufficient argument for father than God, since the dignity Certain heretics in the past have brought forth texts to try to prove was it possible for Christ’s body to the upbuilding of a seminary that inists on having properly belonging to God should not.be trans be made by Divine power from a vir CORDES PHARMACY ferred to another. Secondly, it was that St. Joseph was the genuine qualified professors to teach its students. But when an institu father of Christ, for instance Luke gin without the co-operation of tiie No Safer Place for Prescription Work befitting to the property of the Son male. tion couples scholar^ip with thorough spiritual training, it is Himself, Who was sent. For He is 2.33: “ His father and mother were 14th and Glenarm Sts. Phone Main 7901 wondering at those things which were St. Thomas shows that the Blessed meeting the ideal, St. Thomas' seminary, Denver, is a little the Word of God and the Wurd was Pythian Building. Denver. Prompt Free Delivery spoken concerning Him;” and Luke Virgin was not a virgin only in the seminary, but it can prove itself a real one in every sense of conceived without any interior con conception of Christ, out also in the ception of the mind. When our mind 2,48, where the Blessed Virgin says; the word to all who take the trouble to investigate. That is “ Behold Thy father and I have sought birth, and he quotes the Council of expresses a thought, we call this ex Ephesus in showing that this birth why its hope of getting funds with which to increase its capa pression the word of the mind, and Thee sorrowing.” But as St. Thomas points out, St. Joseph was %nerely in no way injured her virginity. He city deserves to be materialized. the second person of the Blessed shows that the prophecy of Isaias THERE Trinity is known as the Word of the considered by men to be the father of Christ, for the safeguarding of speaks not only of a virgin conceiv Father’s intellect. Interior corrup ing but also about her bearing a son. IS A ONE WORK OF CHRIST tion is incompatible, shows St. Thom Mary’s good name. It was because of this that St.' Luke says of Christ. Her virginity in the birth was fitting Therq^ are now 6,830 hospitals in the United States. Here as, with perfect conception of the for three reasons: First, because it DIFFERENCE W’ord. Since the flesh was so as Luke 3,23: “ Being, as it was sun- is an indication of how much our civilization is influenced by posed, the son of Joseph.” Aquinas was in keeping with the fact that sumed by the Word of God as to be Christ is the Word of God, for the IN BREAD Christianity. Before Christ, there was not a hospital in the the fjesh of the Word of God, it was qaotes St. Augustine as showing that Joseph is called the father of Christ word is not only conceived in the world. Tho public left the sick to die in their hovels or in the fitting that it also should be con mind without corruption but pro ceived without a corruption o f the just as he “ is called the husband of gutters, if without funds. Yet there are some fools who tell Mary, without fleshly mingling, by ceeds frpm the mind without corrup Butter-Nut mother. We must remember that tion. Secondly, it was fitting be you seriously that Christianity has failed. Christ was true God and true man. the mere bond of marriage: being thereby united to'H im much more cause Christ came to take away our As God existed from all eternity; as corruption and it is not fitting that This label closely than if He were adopted from protects you EASILY DISPOSED OF man He was born in time of the His birth should have corrupted His Biead another family. Consequently, that Blessed Virgin. mother’s virginity. Thirdly, it was 'I It is not surprising to learn that some of the defenders of Christ was not begotten of Joseph by Thirdly, it was befitting to the dig fitting that He who commanded us to William H. Anderson, the convicted head^ of the Anti-Saloon fleshly union is no reason why Joseph nity of Christ’s humanity, in which honor our fathers and mothers should league in New York, should be shouting that the Catholics are should not be called His father; there could be no sin, that He should not detract any in His birth from the since he would be the father even of responsible for his plight. Anderson himself has been involved be born.in such a way that He should diCTity of His own mother. 4 an adopted son not bom of his wife.” in anti-Catholic tirading before. The fact that the jury which be subject in no manner to the law of The question simply simmers down FAIR PRICES TO ALL found him guilty contained five Protestants, five Hebrews, one original sin, since by Him tho sin of Another argument against the vir to this expression of an old nun, who Catholic and one juror without religious affiliations, very swift the world was to be taken away, ac gin birth is adopted from the fact is by no means a theologian but who cording to John 1,29; “ Behold the that a genealogy of Christ is traced has faith and common sense; “ As if ly disposes of the present outcry. Lamb of God who taketh away thq down to 6t. Joseph by the Bible. St. God could not be born any way He sins of the world.” Christ could not Thomas quotes St. Jerome as saying wanted to!” Hertzler s Westminster'Laundry f a k e m i r a c l e s The Ministerial association at Vancouver, B. C., officially 1833 WELTON STREET PHONES: MAIN 1185, MAIN 5213 1 investigated the results of ‘‘cures” effected by anointing at an 10 SERVICE STORES 10 SERVICE STORES evangelistic service held there. Eleven ministers, eight doc 1430 Wsltpa 8t. CLEANING, loot Fourteenth St. •03 Fourteeath St. PRESSING and 728 Eighteenth SL tors, a lawyer and three university professors, the latter chosen 710 R. Seventssath Ave. 1907 Larimer St. 164S Broadway REPAIRING 708 £ . Colfax Ave. because of scientific knowledge, comprised the investigating 220 Broadway board. Of 350 cases examined, five mental patients whose 12I5.iE' Colfax Ave. trouble^ it .was kiipwn would yield to suggestion were founa ‘'cured,” but not a single case of cure from an organic disease was discovered, and some of the patients were found to have had their faith wrecked. A similar scientific inquiry would (By Rev. Matthew Smith). blood. If there were merely a fig taken for granted by all the early probably show the same results for every one of the hysterical One of a Series of Articles Based urative presence o f Chri.st in the Christians. He is arguing thqt the ‘‘miracle” revivals, as well as for the various healing sects, on First Corinthians. Blessed Sacrament it would not be Chri^ians should be careful about I k Alta Market and Baking Co. St. Paul gives evidence in the possible for uh, being many indivi participating in the sacrifices of idols that have spread over America in recent years. Before the First Epistle to the Corinthians, duals, to be made • oi\e bread, one through eating food that "had been Catholic Church officially pronounces any cure miraculous, she tenth chapter, that the Catholic Mass body, by partaking o f various breads. offered to false gods and brings out 400 EAST COLFAX insists that the'cure be sudden, that testimony from competent is a genuine sacrifice. He has taught St. Paul writes from Ephesus to the fact that, just as we honor God <2 sources be given that the trouble was naturally incurable, and the Corinthians that past Divine fa Christians of Corinth, and , hg" could by participating in the Christian sac Step in and visit our new store— the finest in Denver. vors give no guarantee that they will not say that he and they both par rifice, so we insult Him by jpartici- that an examination by one who really knows the disease be not fall away from grace, inasmuch took of the one bread if the bread pating in an idolatrous sacrifice. Everything good to eat can be found here. made of the cured person. as this had happened to the Jews in Ephesus and the bread in Corinth He calls attention to the fact that who were led out of Egypt and who merely contained a figurative pres Israel “ according to the flesh,” or WHY AMERICA STAYS ALOOF sinned in the desert, after God had ence of Christ and were not exactly Jews who had not been converted to THE STORE THAT SATISFIES THE APPETITE shown them many wonders. He tells the same substance. It was necessary Christianity, are partakers of their ‘‘We know America’s difficulties; we respect America’s the Corinthians, whom he calls his that there be a substantial presence altar when they eat of the animals suspicions. The American people are drawn from many di dearly beloved, to fly from the ser of Chri.st in the Communion of both which have been sacrificed at these vice of idols; hence shows them that cities. altars at Jerusalem. While physir verse sources. They have crossed the Atlantic with many bitter I « I "memories in their hearts .... They have no intention of they must take precautions to remain This teaching \^s brought in inci- cally it does not hurt anything to in grace. He says that he speaks to dentally by St. Paiil as something (Continued on Page 7) : Better Work at Moderate Prices '• allowing the mighty state which they have done their full them as to wise men, telling them to share in building up to' become an adjunct to any Europe^, judge for themselves what he has to power or to get mixed up in the diplomatic confusions a n d ^ - say. “ The chalice of benediction, tionalist ambitions of European policy,” says J. Ramsay Mac which we bless, is it not the com The DeSellem Fuel & Feed Company Plant: Branch: munion of the blood of Christ?_ And Colfax and Fourteenth and donald, head of the British Labor party in parliament. \ the bread, which we break, is it not CHAS. A. M K U U BII Mr. Macdonald is right. And the real reason is that 'ihe the partaking of the body of the Washington California public conscience in America cannot swallow camels as easily Lord?” His words are an excellent FIRST CLASS FUEL AND FEED jPIiWIfMSiil as even very good Europeans are expert at doing, when it comes description of the Catholic Mass with its consecration of the wine into Office Telephone Champa 926 Thirty-fifth and Walnut Sts. Risidince Phone Main 4266 Denver, Colorado to international affairs. There will be more co-operation be the blood of Christ and the consecra CLEANERS and DYERS t^Ween America and Europe when the European principle that tion of the bread into His body, both T Men’s Suits Thoroughly Cleaned and Pressed, $1.0Q the state can do no wrong gives away to Christianity; not be the blood and body being afterwards Phones, York 499 and York SSS4 fore, unless America undergoes a radical change. consumed in Communion. “ For we being many, are one THE JOHN A. MARTIN DRUG CO. bread, one body, all that partake of Corner Fifteenth ^nd Curtla, Charle* Building ‘ SOME NEWSPAPER HISTORY one bread.” This verse proves not Joseph P. O’Mahony, editor of The Indiana Catholic and only the real presence but also the Reliable Drugs and Family Medicinet WHEN YOU THINK Record, celebrated the fourteenth birthday anniversary of that doctrine of transubstantiatlon. The bread is actually changed into the Dependable Preacription Service journal by an historical article which was intensely interesting body of Christ and the wine into His Telephone Main 1900 to all who know the inside workings of the Catholic press. He WINDSOR MILK shows that the paper was started on borrowed capital, ab JOSEPH J.CELLA You can tagte the rich creamy flavor, you know that it is sorbed two smaller Catholic papers by giving their ownors JEPSEN COMPANY— UPHOLSTERERS stock, and had $6,000 actual cash put into it at one time and General Insurance PURE MILK $9,400 at ahother. The Catholic Press Directory now accords Ueprasentinx Lesdins American Companiea Denver’s Largest and Best Equipped Upholstering, it a circulation of 9,200. One fact that stands out prominently Phone Main 1674 Furniture Manufacturing and Furniture It is food and.drink combined Repairing Plant is that the paper has grown because its editor and busi»es.s 231-5 Cooper Bldg., 17th end Curti* ORDER WINDSOR MILK TODAY ijianager have personally sacrificed themselves. They worked 21-23-25 West First Avenue Phone, South 3146 for years at a salary considerably lower than they could have ; I I m » Phone Main 5136 _ 4 obtained elsewhere. L. C. B. 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It is now paying back what V V fortablo by Staying at the Start Drinking DEEP ROCK was then given to it. This is as things should be. It has re Phono York 9335. Free. Delivery WATER TODAY— you’ll note ceived voluntary gifts pf about two thousand dollars from CAMERAS AND FILMS HOTEL O’NEILL readers. These helped it to meet the first payment on its own the difference in your health— 14th and Stout Sts.— Champa 7773— Denver. Colo. pi-inting plant, the best business move it has ,ever made. it will push old ^ge into the A well conducted, clesn, quiet hotel of 60 roosts, where a confortahls out, Before he dies, thb editor of the paper hopes to see it BLUE FRONT side room for two persons ie 12.00 tier dsyj for out a«rsoB IL2B snd tl,60. fu tu rg . subsidized in a marvelous way never yet tried by a Catholic Two block* from chopping snd tbester district. SHOE Take car No. 0 at depot, get off at .Stout streft, and walk out block to riitbL journal but which will really solve the problem of getting Cath THOMAS L. O’NEILL. Proprietor olic papers where they arc most needed— into the hands of REPAIR CO. the lukewarm. This is the establishment of a fund that wil Our quality of SJioe Repairing douhits endow its sub.scription department, allowing the paper to bo ths life of s psir of shoeB end means rest sent to every Colorado Catholic family. The endowment and economy and comfort. the finances of the paper would bo operated separately. The CLAY ROOFING TILE | AGENTS principal would never be touched in the endowment fund. Its Prices reasonably should be on every roof > interest alone would suffice to pay the publishers for subscrip ORIGINAL tions. Wonderful to relate, the paper could be furnished to 1529 Curtis ASK US W H Y every family perpetually for one issue, jierhaps two, a week M A N IT O U Ch. 3601 on tlie interest of a half-million dollars, no more than it cost The Heinz Roofing Tile Co. I W A T E i , to build the Cathedral. This would be the widest half-million MACALUS9 BROTHERS 1740 Champa 5t. Manufacturers. DeaVer I ever spent in the cause of religion.
ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION Thurgday, February 28. 1924.
CATHEDRAL CAGE TEAM ALTAR SOCIETY TO GIVE Forty Hours’ at WINS CATHOLIC TITLE CARD PARTY ON MONDAY Cathedral high school basketball St. Francis de Sales’ Bazaar Sans PareO Club Sodalists to Give J^St. Mary Magdalen’s Parish) team last week annexed the cham The last card party before the sea pionship in the Catholic prep league son of Lent opens will be given next by defeating Sacred Heart high, 22 Monday evening in the parish hall, H olyFandy to 19. Ffeeman starred for the win . Successful Affair; Building of Minstrels Make under the auspices of the Altar and Social for Married ners, marking up eleven of his team’s Rosary society. Monte Cqrlo Whist total, while Berger was the high will be played and several prizes will scorer for Sacred Heart, making ten be given. After the prizes nave been H el Attended points. This is the Cathedral lads’ New Church to Start Soon awarded refreshments will be served second championship of the school Debut; Fine Show Ladies on Tuesday This is not the only event this society year, as they also won the football is staging, as on St. Patrick’s night an (Holy Family Parish). championship. They will endeavor (St. Catherine’s Parish) oyster supper will be served, after (St. Joseph’s Parish). The Forty Hours' devotions at to repeat last year’s performance in (S t Francis de Sales’ Parish). sodality are also members of differ The minstrel show, held last Friday which a social will follow. Such a fea- The Married Ladies’ sodality will Holy Family church were attended the baseball competition, as they are The bazaar held the last three days ent units of the crusade and are by record-breaking crowds, testify of the past week was a grea^ success, doing their utmost to advance this and Saturday under the auspices of Iture certainly ought to insure a large entertain the married ladies of the, the prep champions of 1923. the ^ n s Pareil club, was a brilliant attendance. The ladies ask the co parish at a social next Tuesday af ing again how the people enjoy and Following is a line-up of the teams: socially and financially. Each night cause as well as to second the appreciate the spiritual benefits de there was a large attendance at sup efforts of Fathtr Smith, who is field affair and was acknowledged as one I operation of all the parishioners on ternoon from 2 to 4 o’clock. An en Cathedral, forwards, G. Dick, Moratto of the most successful entertainments I these two ocedsions. joyable time is assured. rived from such a beautiful and sub and Crowe; center. Freeman; guards. per. The supper was planned and secretary of the movement lime'devotion. The forceful and elo supervised by Richard Goggin. Ladies Next Sunday will be Communion ever staged in this parish. With an On Thursday, Feb. 21, the Utopian There will be a meeting of the Coy and R. Dick. Sacred Heart, for abundance of first-class jokes from club held its regular meeting. This drapiatic club on Monday evening, quent ^rmons delivered by Fathers wards, Berger and Bagan; center of the Altar society handled those day for the Young Ladies’ sodality. O’Malley, McMenamin and Walsh who attended the supper very nicely It is hoped to have a good attendance the lips of black-fape entertainers, was probably one of the best attended March 3, at which it is hoped every Kiddo; guards, McGlone and Gem songs by some of Denver’s best solo ' ” ^ ' were an added spiritual treat. and it was their thoughtfulness and at Communion. The conference meetings the club has had this year member will be present. At the last press. Cathedral defeated Akron ists and a chorus of some twenty men and probably the most interesting. meeting the club voted to solicit a Father Happen, who has been criti Catholic high at Akron Friday. attention to those who came to the Monday evening— the third of dinner that helped so greatly in pro and women, who did themselves After the business was concluded multigraph machine. This has been cally ill for a week or more, is still series— will consider the vestments, proud, the opening scene was one under a physician’s care and the Al moting a good social spirit. The mock trial was sponsored by club received and will save considerable sacred vessels and ceremonies pf thp that will long be remembered by the bazaar itself was supervised «nd members in which Mrs. Jones (Miss money. A booklet containing the con tar society has had a Mass said for FRANCISCANS TAKE NEW Mass. There will be g meeting after patrons of the show. Frank Gart- his rapid recovery. planned from beginning to end by Grace Dahl), sued her husband, Mr. stitution of the club, the name, ad WORK AMONG MEXICANS the conference. There will be given land was the interlocutor. Six num the Young Ladieg’ sodality. The ath Jones (Frank Haug) for divorce on dress and phone number of each Next Sunday the ladies of the Al out at this meeting the grticles which bers featured the olio performance letic hall was veTif prettily decorated, the grounds of cruelty apd non-sup membe^ will soon be published. tar and Rosary society will receive For the first time in the history of were to have been given away at the and oancing, singing and humorous Communion in a body at the 7 :30 being trimmed threughout in blue port. Decision was granted in favor The Rev. H. Schubert, C.SS.R., of the Cincinnati province of the Fran bazaar. All who wish to come are sketehap were in abundance. “ Con Mass. Friday night, Feb. 29, will be bunting. The booths, fourteen in welcome. of Mr. Jones. The t entertainment New Orleans, was a visitor at the ciscan Fathers, its work has been number, were well stdpked and those nie" O’Donnell and “ Billy” Conley, committee announced a le^ year rectory during the week. He was en the big “ Hard Time” social in the The Young Ladies’ sodality gave who were the authors and producers extended to the state of Texas. At who attended declared the assort party to be given on Friday, Feb. 29. route to Seattle, Wash., where he school hall, W. 44th and Utica. A shower last Monday evening in of the show, were stars in “ That’s a provincial conference held at St. ment of articles among the finest they An orchestra has been engaged and will be stationed. very jolly and care-free evening is Francis’ seminary, last Tuesday, Rev honor of Miss Edith Cyipniings, one All,” a screaming sketch which kept assured to both young and old, with had ever seen at like affairs. Returns each member of the club is invited Next Sunday is the regular Com Torjjbius Christian^ O.F.M., a native of its members, who is to be married the audience in a continual uproar. to date total about $2,000. Expenses together with a friend. A good time munion day for the Young Ladies’ excellent music, refreshments and Cincinnatian, now in charge of Sa Friday. The shower was sdven at A playlet, “ School Days,” ended the amounted to gbout $400, leaving a is promised to all who attend this sodality at the 7 :80 Mass. 'The meet prizes for the most “hard-time” out cred Heart Church at Clovis, N. M., the home of Miss Alice Creighton and entertainment and brought forth fit worn. balance of $1,600 for the fund for was well attended by the members. social- In the event that the next ing will be held Monday evening at was transferred to the first Texas the new church in the Washington many laughs. meeting falls on Ash Wednesday, the 8 o’clock in the church. The sympathy of the entire parish Among those present was Father So well was the show produced that charge, which is Our Lady of Victory Park district. Father Donnelly prom meeting will be dispensed with The pupils of the fifth grade had is extended to the relatives and O’Heron, the spiritual director of the it was determined to make it an an church (Mexican) at Beeville, and ised to start this building in spring entirely. an entertainment last Thursday af-? friends of Mr. Brennan, who was missions. Beeville is in the diocese sodality. A beautiful picture was nual affair. The new St. Catherine’s buried from the church Wednesday if $2,000 could be obtained for the presented on this occasion to Miss Mr. and Mrs. Welmore have re ternoon, February 21, in the school of Corpus Christ!; and the Francis hall, which was used for the fir8tL,jj.Qej ^^gir trip to Florida af- hall. Several of the children's morning. work. The $1,600 realized from the CumminOT by the prefect of the cans are entering that diocese at the mothers were present. Mrs. Murphy’s daughter, Mrs. bazaar, together with $250 collected dality, Miss Mary Schreiner. ;heater, was well filled both ter an absence of fo earnest request of Rt. Rev. Bishop evenings. Bishop J. Henry Tihen was Ijjjgmi. They report a pleasant jour- The Rev. C. V. Walsh of St. Louis’ Shanahan, is out of danger and is at Christmas time, now makes it pos The dramatic club presents its Emmanuel B. Ledvina, who was with an Interested and amused spectator jney^ church, Englewood, was a visitor at well on the road to recovery. sible to begin building. Those in latest attraction, “ Yimmie Yonson’s the Extension society for many years, on Saturday evening. the rectory last Friday. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Buell, formerly charge of the bazaar feel very grate Yob,” at the State Detention home previous to his consecration, in 1921. Father Kenny left last Saturday of this parish, now in Cheyenne, ful to all when lent a helping hand. this evening and at the high school On Monday evening, March S. thejcoM M U N IO N D AY FOR Junior sodality will present The for Rocky Ford to conduct a mission. Wyo., are the parents of a baby boy. The activities .committee of the auditorium in Castle Rock Friday Will to Lose.” MembePs of the sodal ALTAR SOCIETY SUNDAY Ha will be gone about a week. WOODROW WILSON IS Holy Name society met last Mondav evening. Tuesday evening it wfll ity and the sisters in charge h p e „ ^ i . t, • PARISH SCHOOL BOY evening in the rectory. It was with also be given for the benefit of the spent a great deal of time preparing! (ot. Patricks Parish) Woodrow Wilson is among the atu-^ zest that the different rtien who con patients at Fitzsimons hospital at the this play, so a large attendance is an- Next Sunday is Communion Sun ACORN BRAND dents at St. Joseph’s parjm school, stitute this club entered upon this request of Joe Newman for the K. ticipated, due to the fact that this is day for the ladies of the parish and Mountain View Rest meeting. Their plans are well cal OF ICE CREAM Milk Di«t and Oth^r Special Diets Akron, Colo. The young man is just of C. the last entertainment before Lent. the Altar and Rosary society. culated and if carried out will give 1314 Quitman. Champa 421S as entitled to the name as the great Mr. and Mrs.-W. J. Fouhy of 615 The members of the Altar and Ros Masses on Ash Wednesday will be Special Ice Cream for Special Parties statesman who recently died, having the greatest stimulus to Holy Name S. Pearl returned from Salt Lake City ary society will go to Holy Commun at 6 and 7 ;30. Devotions will be held UNION CREAMERY CO. been named in honor pf the former meetingfs, as was evidenced ip the last Thursday after spending a de ion in a body on next Sunday morn every Wednesday and Friday eve last meeting. A very fine program president. lightful four months visiting with ing at the 8 o’clock Mass. nings. Mass on the week days will 119 Elati St. Phone $0. 3580 was arranged for the coming meeting their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. Friday evening the debt society be said at 7:30. and Guarantee Satiifaction *»*♦***♦♦♦**♦♦*»*♦< 11 I'M * The Junior sodality met Tuesday James Sweeney Cigar Co. and Mrs, Dainake. After renewing will hold its regiilar meeting and the evening at tlie heme of HsecI Swift <' Plastering— Cement Work | aequaintanqes with their many Den February reports will be resd at that to make final arrangements for the Dr. Murphy’s Root Beer BOLDING & CORESSEL j ver friends they expect to plan an timq. mission rally. The rally, which was other extensive trip in the near fu Miss Lucille Mannix and Messrs, I Bonded and Licensed for ] intended to arouse interest in the STRAND THEATRE BUILDING ture. Felix and Bud Meeks were home for DR. F. J. CLAFFEY - DENTIST I Curb Cutting ■ missions, called for united efforts on In the cast of the play given at the week-end. 1934 Curtia St. Denver, Colo. ' 3355 Shoshone, Ph. Gal, 526-W ! the part of all students of the cru the Denham this week are two St. 827 16th STREET— UPSTAIRS Phone Main 1824 I 1929 W. 33rd Ave. Ph. Gal. 2795 sade. Some members of the Junior Francis’ parishioners, Mr, and Mrs. »»M 11 M *'**»M tm *»**»« Office Hours: ' Evenings and Sundays V. Dom Gazzolo (Marie Victor). The 8:30-12:00; 1:00-5:30, by Appointment Only artistic work of their respective rples again demonstrates their ability. Next Sunday will be the regular Program Held by Parisli’s Denliain day for the Boys’ choir, A High Mass of Requiem for th(^’ repose of the soul of Mrs, Davis will The for be sung Friday morning by the Rev. Pupils to Honor J. Donnelly. North Denver Bank Children Benefit and Food Best MILK WEST 29th AT ZUNI STREET iSi Geo. Waslungtonl THERE IS ONE $ THAT IS WORTH ALL THE REST, Sale Meet Success St Dominic’s THAT IS THE $ THAT OPpNS A SAVINGS ACCOUNT FRINK DAIRY COMPANY A ' (Sacred Hqart and St. Ignatius’ Parish) , Open Saturday W e Pay 4 % Member Federal (St. Philbmefta’s Parish). Thursday afternoon,’ ah inspiring The Home of Full Cream Milk York 4800 The Denham benefit an Monday and instructive program was render Evenings Interest Reserve System evening was an occasion momentous ed at Adeiphian hall in honor of the with delights. The play was charm “Father of Our Country.” The en THE FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD BANK ing in itself and Gladys George was (St. Dominic’s Parish). tertainment consisted of songs, a witch, a little darting elf, a co The ladies o f the Altar society will dances, recitations, etc., all given by M. O’Keefe, Fretident; Margaret quette, a saint, a wilful child, a hold a social bazaar in the ftarish hall the school pupils. A novel and in O’ Keefe, Sec’y-Traaa.; Walter J. sweet woman— a maid to steal all next Monday. The children o f the structive history of the flag was " Kervio, Yice-Prea.; Fred Braua glU L R1CIU.Y ,, U O A. SPETNAOEL hearts, with the most adorable ac parish will be entertained in the a f gfiven by the juniors and seniors, in cent ever heard. So the evening was ternoon, -while the evening will be which the senior girls, costumed in delightful emotionally and it is un for the adults. Mrs. S. A, Miller and the style of ’76, did a pretty minuet. derstood that financially it was equal Mrs, J. P. Rowan are in charge of The little tots of the elocution class CLEANING and DYEING ly gratifying. the arrangements and have a corps also did their bit on the program. O’Keefe The younger married set Mve a of valuable assistants to help them. Perhaps the most inspiring number party at the rectory on last Thurs An unusual amount of interest has was the address by the pastor. Father Absolutely the Best day evening, the proceeds to be de been aroused with new features Charles McDonnell. Father McDon Denver s voted to the coming school bazaar. added, among which are the home- nell, who is always eloquent, was at The indications are that it was emin eooked food booth, where the ladioe his best in recounting and pointing THE PHONE— MAIN 3247 ently successful, though the exact re who are busy having a good time out the hardships endured and the Qv^ality Jeweler turns are not available. The party may buy salads, cakes, pie, rolls, etc., noble traits displayed by the founders at the Steinei) home, by the Original to take home. And an orange tree, of Qur republic. He laid s t r ^ on the THE CAPITAL DYE & CLEANING CO. 827 FIFTEENTH ST. club, on the preceding Saturday which must be a product of the wiz sacrifice and courage which these netted $106 and naturally no sus- ard Burbank, is reported as nearing steriing people showed. At the close Office: 1436 Stout St. Works: 14th and Speer Blvd. cessive event will be satisfied with Diamonds, Pearla, Silverware, Cut Glaas Phone Main 6440 oranges, lemons, apples, pop corn, of the performance, Father McDon less. candy, tea, coffee, cigars. nell announced a free day on Feb. Last Saturday Miss Lucille Dunn Mass on Ash Wednesday will be 22nd, in honor of W ash in ^n . of Park Hill was married to Mr. celebrated at 8 o’clock. During Lent Sacred Heart high basketball team Swartout, Father Higgins performing services will be held Wednesday, Fri is tp play Regis juniors on Tuesday, the ceremony. Only the immediate day and Sunday evenings at 7:30. February 26th. relatives were present. Stations of the Cross will be held On Thursday evening, Feb. 21, the Invitations to the laying of the every Friday, while on Wedne.«day high school students en)
1527 CLEVELAND PLACE GIFT SHOP HELEN WALSH 422 Seventeei|th THE MURPHY-MAHONEY. ;; MAIN 1367, MAIN 1368 1 Optometrist and Optician Decorated and Plain Candles , A# Work Keceivet Mr Per«on»l . MOTOR CO, Attention. Good assortment of one dollar CHEVROLtT? MUtVICB Bridge Prizes OPTICAL SHOP mm 325 Sixteenth Street Lekt Place and Federal Boulevard Birthday and Friendship Cafds Champa m o Denver, Colo. Phoae CsaUup 4200 « »♦♦»♦»»♦♦♦♦♦## ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION Page Six fin>nfM i/> frf.v*’ F a t b of Rev. Jolin R. Mnboy Dies; K. of C. Answer Lenten Regulations for \% Little Chance ol Union With Rome One of America $ Paper Making Experts Klansman Who (Continued from Page 1) hy Anglican See ol Canterbury Sacrament on Wednesday of each week, and of the devotion of the Way of the Cross and Benediction of the Ble.ssed Sacrament on Friday of each week, The death last Friday of John T. whom Cardinal Newman’s mother will be held at suoh hours as in' the judgment of the pastor will secure the London.— Objection is being made begin to consider any .sort of re Mulroy, of 1736 Washington, father was descended. The family name Attacks Ckurck greatest possible attendance of the faithful. by fi certain .section of Anglicans to union. of the Rev. John R. Mulroy o f St. must .still appear on the machinery. 9. The time for fulfilling the precept of the Easter duty begins with the name of “ npn-Catholic.s,” which An interesting statement .is ex Catherine’s church, removed a man Mr. Mulroy gave up active work the first Sunday in Lent, March 9, and ends with Trinity Sunday, June 15. is usually applied to them by Catho- pected from the Archbishop of Can who had as much to do with building four years ago and came to Denver, Indianapolis, Ind.— Advocacy of 10. Inasmuch as the liturgical services of Holy Week are mostly edify lic.s. But this grievance, so it ap terbury within the next few days, up the American newspaper business to be near relatives. His health has the Sterling-Reed bill, coupled with ing to the people and conducive to piety, and, because the rules of the pears, has a double aim in view; for regarding the attitude of Rome to as any other individual. He was not been poor all that time. He was a the accusation that the Catholic Church presuppose that these services be held in every parish church, we not only is it being used to support wards the Malines conversations. It an editor nor printer, but was a news former grand knight of Ticonderoga Church is the enemy of the public direct that these services be held in every church where conditions permit the Anglican contention of being had been denied that Rome officially print paper expert. For years he was council, K. of C., and was a member schools, were high points in the ad it to be done. It must be borne in mind, however, that the services must Catholic, but it aims also at fasten had recognized the meetings that with the International Paper Co., the of the Hibernians, Elks and Irish- dress here by H. W. Evans, imperial be conducted in conformity with the Rubrics without alterations or ab ing on the Catholics the title of were being held under the roof of the largest newsprint concern in the American Progressive society. He wizard and emperor of the Ku Klux breviations. -JSee Cer. of the Ch. Pt. 1 and 4 ), The.se Rubrics oblige in “ Roman Catholic” — which is a favor- Archbishop’s palace at Malines. United States, which furnished the was an ardent advocate of Catholic Klan. Copies of Mr. Evans’ speech conscience. Furthermore, it is the wish of the Church that these services be ite Anglican device for implying that Nothing has ever appeared to change paper for most of the metropolitan education and gave each of his chil had been given out in advance and conducted “cum conciysu populi” “ ut ecclesia Dei aedificationem accipiat.” there----- — are. other Catholics than ♦n.ioa those the sense ^of this denial. But ^tne and many of the smaller publications, dren a higher education under Cath his accusations were answered in Pastors will, therefore, seek to influence the people to attend these services. in communion with the Roman See. Archbishop of Canterbury, when his of the country. He was known as the olic auspices. paid advertisements inserted in the The procuring of the Holy Week Manual, which should be offered to the ■Whilst this vindication of the title document was first published, de greatest paper expert with that cor He is survived by his widow, Mrs. local papers and published simultan people at a low price, will be found an efficient means of making the to be called “ Catholic*’ is going on in clared that Rome had taken cogniz poration. Maria Mulroy; a daughter. Miss Eliz eously with the account his speech. services interesting and instructive to the people. one cofiier of •Anglicanism, there is ance of these meetings; and the den- Mr. Mulroy was born in Baltimore, abeth Mulroy; two sons, the Rev. The reply to Mr. Evan.s, signed by 11. If a pa.stor concludes that he cannot carry out the Holy Week in other quarters, a very active m.ove- al that the Pope had recognized the Md., 65 years ago of Irish parents, John R. Mulroy, a.s.sistant pastor of members of the Press comihittee of services as outlined in the Baltimore Ceremonial, he is urged to attend ment which is aiming at accentuat meetings is to be dealt with by the who immigrated to this country at St. Catherine’.s, and Martin Mulroy, the Indianapolis council, Knights of the Holy Week services in the Cathedral, or he may, upon invitation, assist ing the strictly Protestant character .■Vnglican primate when the Convo- the time of the Irish famine. He now at Detroit; a .sister. Miss Mary Columbus, and published as a paid the pastor in the neighboring parish in conducting the services. Attendance of the Church of England. This las! 'ation of Canterbury meets for its saw the abolitionist and slavery riots E. Mulroy, and two brothers, Richard advertisement, pointed out that Ca^- at the Pontifical services in the Cathedral is obligatory on pastors of the attempt has received considerable im ■nering sessions at St. Paul’s Cath- in Baltimore and his first vivid im and Martin, the Is^tter a contractor, olics in the United States contribute Cathedral city who do not have the Holy We*x services in their own petus since the publication of the edrj^ in London. pressions were of bullet-riddled ne all of Denver. annually through taxes approximtlte- churches. Archbishop of Canterbury’s docu groes hanging from telegraph poles. ly $100,000,000 for the support of The funeral was held on 'Tuesday 12. The Holy'Oils will be consecrated in the Cathedral at 9 o’clock ment on the reunion conversations. The result was that he became an ar morning, with Solemn Mass of Re the public schools. It was stated on Thursday of Holy Week. Priests in Denver will kindly call for the Holy dent abolitionist. He was taken by quiem in the Cathedral, Father Mul that Catholics have no feeling of op Statements made from the Angli ()ils in person or through a fellow-priest, at the Diocesan Library, any his parents to Fort Edward, N. Y., roy being celebrant, 'the Rev. E. J. position toward the public .schools can side, both on the public plat tinie after the conclusion of the service in the Cathedral on Thursday. where his father died when he was Mannix deacon, the Rev. Francis W. but merely wish to have their chil forms and in the press, have made it, aged 13 and he werit into the paper dren instructed in religion in addition Priests outside of Denver are requested to arrange for the obtaining of now abundantly clear that nothing ii For Sale Walsh subdeacon, the Rev. John P. milts. For years he helped make straw to the secular branches of knowledge. their Holy Oils through a fellow-priest if they cannot, because of the dis even remotely resembling any k:nd Moran master of ceremonies and the tance or lack of time, call personally. In case that this cannot be done, paper, then saw the development of Rev. Joseph Bosetti directing the After pointing out that opposition of union between Rome and Canter 8-Room House wood pulp paper, the type that is used to the Sterling-Reed bill does not a trusty layman may be sent with a letter from the priest asking that the bury is possible. There is a small and boys’ choir. The Rev. Hugh L. Mc- Holy Oils be entrusted to him for delivery. by newspapers today. At first, only Menamin j preached. There were :ome exclusively from Catholic very earnest section of advanced An Modern; furnace heat; laundry; ■ • limited quantities could be made by about twenty priests present. Inter sources and citing the attitude of 13. On the first Sunday of Lent the Collection for the Propagation glican churchmen who are ready and three-car garage; two lots. Half j | the machines, but before he gave up ment was made in Mt. Olivet ceme men like former President Hadley of of the Faith (which includes that for the Indians and Negroes in our willing to study the claims of the block to paved street and street 11 his active ^ work a machine was country) will be taken up in all churches in which divine service is held; Apostolic See. But the general at tery. ■ , Yale and organizations such as the 11 car. capable of turning oTit a strip of United States Chamber of Commerce in all the other churches that have Sunday service, this collection will be titude of the Anglicans, as expressed paper long enough to encircle the The honorary pallbearers were taken up at the first opportunity after the first Sunday in Lent. Pastors by word of mouth and by published Charles A. Nast, J. J. Morrissey, Pat t » statement prepared by the com- 2228 JULIAN STREET globe every three months. One of finttee concludes as follows: are urged to remind the people o f the privilege and duty which is theirs to writings, is to the effect that only in Callup 523-J the factories over which he had rick Murray, John Nevih, C. J. Rob ontribute towards the spread of the faith in our own and foreign lands, and the case of the Catholic Church mod inson, and William F. O’ Brien. The “ We are ready for the verdict ol charge was capable of turning out of the necessity that exists for more than ordinary generosity at a time erating its claims would Anglicanism active pallbearers were D. Costello -the people of this Hoosier state enough paper to reach across the when so great a portion of the world can contribute nothing towards this I. P. McKee, Fred Jansen, Joseph where Catholics were the first- United States and back every twenty- ;omers, and where Catholics planted laudable purpose. Generous contributions towards this end will make for four hours. Gavin, George Harvey and John O’Malley. che first free schools, beginning at generosity towards parish and local needs. A mere nominal sum represent- GO TO GASTELLO’S FOR It is interesting to note that the ng no sacrifice on the part of the giver will not serve this purpose nor J. P. McCbnaty directed the fu Vincennes, when there were no pub DEPENDABLE HAIR G9 ODS modern paper machinery was devel ichieve the results for which this collection is intended. neral. lic schools; for the public school sys First Quality for less than the imitation oped by the Fourdrinier family, tem which we now have did not begir (a) In churches that have the Holy Week services, the faithful at French immigrants to England, from Expert Marcelling and all beauty work done JAMES E. BEHEN BUYS until late in the ’40s. In Indiana anc tending these services make an offering for the preservation of the places elsewhere the missionary priests wert n the Holy Land made sacred by the personal presence of our Saviour. (atisfaclorily CONTROL OF LOCAL FIRM the first educators and the Catholic The assessment to provide for the Seminarians preparing to exercise Gentleman’i Toupee, ready-to-wear O’BRIEN Church was then, as now, the friend the sacred ministry in this Diocese will be the same as the amount assessed and made to order James E. Behen has purchased the and not the enemy, of true education against each parish and mission for Cathedraticum previous to 1923. Kindly SHEET METAL AND interest of J. L. Powers in the Pow- We appeal to* the pages of Indians ;end the amount to me as soon as you can. The following students are now GASTELLO’S HAIR STORE FURNACE WORK ers-Behen Clothing company, Six history for verification of these facts studying in preparation for the ministry in this Diocese: Messrs. John P. Temple Court Bldg. Ground FI., 626 15th St. BOYNTON FURNACES teenth street and Glenarm place. This We deny each and every charge made Walsh, Leo M. Flynn, Harold V. Campbell, J. Harold Gleason, Edward J announcement was made Tuesday by by the imperial wizard. Dr. Evans 2143 Court Place Champa 3236-J McCarthy, Joseph Patterson, William V. Powers, Louis Zabolitsky, Charles Mr. Behen on his return to Denver and we will facilitate in every way M. Johnson, Frank P. Cawley, De Lisle Le Mieux, William D. McCarthy, from an eastern trip. The purchase possible a thorough and complete in Henry Ernst, Edward Woeber and George Pease. of Powers’ interests gives complete vestigation by any fair-minded citi (b) The Collection for the Infirm Priests of the Diocese, on the first AMERICAN CLEANERS AND DYERS control of the company to Mr. Behen, KATHRYN zens of Indianapolis or Indiana.’’ Sunday in May. Men’s Suits Cleaned and Quality Ladies’ Suits Cleaned and who becomes president of the re-or- While Mr. Evans was in Indiana (c) The Collection for the Holy Father is to be taken up on Sunday, Pressed, $1.00 Work Pressed, $1.25 up ganized company. polis he took occasion to announce June 29. Prices Right. Parcel Post Orders Given Prompt Attention ROBERTS The firm, one of the largest retail that he is now “ emperor” as well a.' (d) The Collection for the Catholic University of America, on the clothing stores in Denver, will con “ imperial wizard” of the Klan. He first Sunday in August. Phone York 5699-J Address, 585 Milwaukee tinue to operate under the name of assumed the former title after Col (e) The Collection for the Orphans of the Diocese, on the first Sun the Powers-Behen Clothing company. Corset Shop William J. Simmons, founder of the day in October. Klan, had sold his rights in that rev All of these collections (excepting that for the Holy Land) are to be enue producing organization for 617 16th STREET CARDINAL SCHULTE SAILS taken up in every church in which Sunday service is held once a month or Bus. Phone Gal. 408 Res. Phone Franklin 1517 FOR AMERICA sum said to be $145,000. oftener. Missions, having Sunday service once or twice a month only, may Bremen.— Cardinal Schulte, Arch have one collection for the Propagation, the Holy Father and the University, All Popular Make* at bishop of Cologne, has sailed for LOCAL METHODIST SAYS and another for the Infirm Priests and Orphans. Pastors of such missions Boulevard Mortuary Popular Prices America on the steamer Stuttgart. CATHOLICS BEST FRIENDS may set the date for these two collections. Entry of these collections in He goes in behalf of the work of re .he account book should specify the amount allotted to each purpose. When lief for the Rhineland and the^Ruhr OF POOR IN AMERICA Association remitting to the Ordinary, the amount intended for the different purposes Jas. P. McConaty, Manager Telephone Champa 1494 districts. should likewise be specified. The division of the amount is left to the The Rev. Raymond Vemimont, ir Residence, 1342 Milwaukee an article in The Daily American Pastor’s judgment Tribune, Catholic daily of Dubuque The purpose of each collection should be explained to the people on MORTUARY, 3020 FEDERAL BLVD. la., quotes the Rev. George Lackland the Sunday before it is taken up, and the proceeds of the collection sent Denver Methodist Episcopal clergy to the Ordinary within the week in which they were received. We urge all man, as saying in Dallas, Texas: “ Un pastors to make the cause and the purpose of these collections their own and less the Protestant Church in Amer -huB secure a result credita'ble to themselves and their people and serviceable •ca takes its stand alongside that of tor a noble eifU. • > ,. the Catholic Church in support of the 14. Lenten time— again it beckons. It points to the Lamb of God welfare of the masses of the people travelling Its sorrowful way through a world which stands sadly in need of of this country, it will lose the sup Redemption. Along that way grow blessings and happiness, the fruits and Denver Elks! Howers of Christian life. Visions of Gethsemane with its blood and an ilAt Your Service il port of the membership of the peo ple.” Father Vemimont remarks guish, of the palatial court of Caiphas with its brutalities, of the court of i “May Catholics in the U. S. become Pilate with its mockeries, and of Calvary’s heights with its cruel Cross of itill better friends of the poor.” the dying form of a God, these all shall pass before us and move us deeply. New Dodge and Ford Cars at Any Time But we shall only deceive ourselves if we rest content with a mere emotional I sentiment. From Golgotha's place of agony supreme comes the voice of REFUSED $100,000 3ur Saviour: Not your emotions nor even yoitr tears do I ask but deeds; W E T u r n i s h t h e c a r — y o u d r i v e y o u r s e l f TO REMAIN BROTHER deeds of penance. I ask that you be ashamed of your sins, that you have a horror of guilt, that you fear the anger of God because of your sins and When Brother Andrew, of the that you glory only in the cross on which I was crucified. Let us heed that CHARITY Brothers of the Christian Schools, re voice. i0)riverIessFord (o. cently died at Ammendale, Md., 15. The Prayer Pro quacunque necessitate is to be added in the Mass OODCE AMO FORD CARS AT YOUR SERVICE^ 'etter was found among his effects (when the Rubrics permit) for the material and spiritual needs of the people from an uncle, Sydney T. Harris in our diocese. This imperata is to be said until countermanded. 1555 Tremont St.— Across from Court House written Japuary 6. 1888, and urgpnp him to return to St. Joseph. Mo., of Rev. and Dear Father: fering him a beautiful residence and Kindly read this letter to your people at all the Masses on Sunday, CIRCUS $100,000 if he would do it. The March 2nd, or at the first opportunity after that date. faithful religious never said a word about the offer during his life, but J. HENRY TIHEN, stuck to his vocation. Feb. 27, 1924. Bishop of Denver.Denver, 40 TEAMS WILL COMPETE FOR CAGE CHAMPIONSHIP Chicago.— Twenty-five teams have Former Crown Prince ol Saxony r p i ^ • *X\tfl b o t ^ vief. already entered for the first annua' National Catholic Interscholastic Bas I he INew opring f ketball tournament to be held at Lov MUNICIPAL ola university gymnasium March 27 Stndies to Become Catholic Priest to 30. Since the event is one month away, it is expected that by the time Foot Savers of actual play there' will be at least Cologne.— Former Crown Prince years. His uncle. Prince Max, Duke forty teams in action. Roger C. Riley, AUDITORIUM George of Saxony is studying theo of Saxony, was ordained in 1896. Are Here atheletic dir,ector of Loyola univer- logy at the University of Fribourg in After being engaged in parish work "aity and former all-American end at Switzerland with the purpose of be at the German church, in London, he Notre Dame university, who is chair “ Made Comfortable Without Sacrificing Style” coming a priest. It is reported that joined the staff of the University of man of the entertainment end of the the prince, who is 30 years old, in Fribourg, where he has been; profes national tourney, has completed plans For the woman who wants foot-ease and good tends to join a religious order. sor of canon law and liturgy.. He to take care of the contestants dur Prince George will be the second also was a professor in the seminary looking shoes combined. ing their leisure-moments. These in member of the royal house of Sax in Cologne, During the war. Prince elude a banquet for all the out-of ony to enter the priesthood in recent Max was a military chaplain. town teams and a tour of Chicago . Foot Saver Straps Week Beginning and its nearby suburbs. Among the teams that have quali Slack kid, 3-strap, open work apron of black fied for the contest are several which suede; tan kid, 3-strap, open work apron of biege so far have been undefeated. Colorado will be represented by DURING LENT suede. Gray suede, 3-strap, MARCH 3 St. Patrick’s high school of Pueblo open work apron of gray kid. This team is undefeated in three cam Black suede, 3-strap, open paigns and is the holder of the title work apron of black dull for^the Rocky Mountain region. PAUL J. WALTER kid— SLAYER OF BRIDGEPORT at the PASTOR CONFESSES $13.50 Bridgeport, Conn.— Harry Israel, Nineteen Premier Circus 23 years old, confessed to local police recently that he shot the Rev. Hubert Loop Fish and F. Dahme, pastor of St. Joseph’s church, this city, on Feb. 4. The Foot Saver Oxfords Displays Selected from man. who is being held for trial with Black Kid or Patent Leather Oxfords; also 1 A out bail, is said to have made the con fession at the end of a severe two- Poultry Market ii Patent Leather two-straps...... y * ” days’ grilling. No motive for the LOOP MARKET— 15TH AT LAWRENCE crime has been revealed. Mail Order* Promptly Filled W M s Leading Shows Father Dahme died without regain \ ing consciousness three hours after Will have the largest and freshest assortment of FISH ;; the shooting. in the cit;^. Every kind of Sea,’ Lake or River Fish, * priced very moderately. Dublin.— His Holiness Pope Pius Main 16th at has senf an autograph letter to Car Also Oysters, Salt and Smoked Fish 780 Welton dinal Logue in acknowledging hjs Christmas offering. The Pontiff ex SH O E CO Seats on Sale at Chas. E. Wells Music Co. presses deep gratitude for the gener- t)fity of the gift, which, he says, ex Call PAUL Every Wednesday and Friday hibits an increase of liberality in pro at Main 3675— Free Delivery portion to the increasing require ments of the Church. ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION H. : : TjiUM ^i^February 28, 1924. THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Page Seven ST. PAUL DISCUSSES CHRISTIAN SACRIFICE (Continued from Page 4). What the World have it sacrificed to idols, for idols f? themselves are not genuine living beings, nevertheless "the things Is Thinking Presentation Parish which the heathens sacrifice, they Cathedral Parish saimifice to devils, and not to God,” hexiontinues. He does not mean here (Prepared this week from The Nation When you are in need of anything in the Drug Store phone or call on (By Anne Zimmer, Historian of the she should begin her public ministry. that the heathens conscidusly offered and New Republic.) For Quality and Service by God. All religious say, every day sacrifice to the devil, but indicates Queen of Heaven Aid Society). She- addressed herself to her Bishop Statistics of European book pro Patronize THE BARNUM PHARMACY and perhaps niany times a day, "It that the devils are genuinely hon Mother Frances Xavier Cabrini and obtained hi» consent to the open duction which tell again the story of is not you who have chosen Me, it is ored by the heathen sacrifices because M. A. Emeson, Prop. was born on July 15, 1850, in the ing of a religious house at Codogna, the last ten years are contained in THE TEMPLE DRUG STORES I, your' God, who have chosen you,” of the immorality and superstition province of Milan, Italy. Her par which was done on the 14th of No Le Droit d’Auteur. In 1922 (the 700 Knox Court Ph. South 3656 but in few cases is this so apparent that so encrusted idolatry and which COMPANY ents were people of education and vember, 1880, with but seven sisters. figures for 1923 are not /yet com- as in the case pf Frances Cabrini. so pleased and aided the work of the PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY refinement and, which is far more Their pupils were orphans— the neg ilete) Germany with 35,859 books Every day of her life, from the ear evil spirits. Hence he says he would COLFAX AND LOGAN valuable, were filled with true devo lected, the abandoned, the distressed. cd the world as she has long done in liest years, until she embarked U{»n not have the Corinthians made par MASSEY tion to God and this they first trans her real mission, was a preparation She assumed the' responsibility for the publishing of books; Great Bri Opposite the Immaculate Conception mitted to their children and then fos takers with devils. “ You can not tain followed w th 10,842; France Can Supply You With Anything for her divinely appointed work. As these homeless girls without one drink the chalice of the Lord, and Cathedral tered by earnest instruction. In read a little girl her blue eyes dwelt with qualm of fear though there were no brought out 9,432, the United States t Grocariei, Meat*, Hardjvare, Dry ing the life of this wonderful woman, the chalice of devils; you can not 8,638, and Italy 6,330. If book pro Phones: Champa 808-809-4619 Goods, Notions, Shoes, Paints, School I mystic longing upon the Tabernacle visible means of support; but her en partake of the table of the Lord, and one conclusion is forced upon us. from whence she felt the love of the tire career is marked by this abso duction is an indication of the cul Supplies, Fire Insurance of the table of devils.” Everything in the Line of Drugs and Her every act is ntanifestly controlled Sacred Heart flowing out to her, and lute trust in God. Its perfection is tural activity of a country there is Give, us a trial and be convinced He warns the Corinthians not to matter for speculation in some of Sundries that love semed to offer her always a only equalled by its fulfillment srovoke the Lord’s jealousy by serv- 716 Knox Court Phone South 299 Directory of crown of glorious duty. You have However, she was always ready to these figures. Of all the European ng devils rather than Him and re countries only Germany and Great Custom Tailoring Work Called For all heard the story of the paper boats. meet the generosity of God half-way AttorneyU-at-Law minds them that they are not stronger Britain have reached their pre-war Dressmaking and Delivered Even her games and amusements and therefore Ihe sisters sewed and than God that they can escape pun St. Francis de Sales’ of Colorado were inspired by her deep love for worked at night, after teachinig all p^roduction— and they only in 1922. ATLAS CLEANERS ishment for their sins France, that in 1923 was publishing •w Qod and one of her most thrilling day, to earn the daily bread for their W e Clean Everything Parish His discussion so far has dealt with 11,460 books, is still 2,000 short, and JAMES J. McPEELEY pastimes was to pretend that great I charges, and for the first girl who the food served in the actual temples and Guarantee Satisfaction Attorney-at-Law crowds of missionaries were embark- j came into their home. Mother Cab- Italy lacks 5,000 of the 11,100 she 1081 So. Pearl St. Phone So. 1 ^ 4 or on the pagan temple grounds. He produced before the war. For Eng 1278 PENNSYLVANIA ST. 425 Foster Building ing on ships and sailing away to In-trini removed her own pretty coat and next discusses the eating of things Phone York 6051 ______Plfone 4295 ______dia, that far land of pagans, poverty, j made it into a dress. From this land, Germany, and Italy the low pro HUCK’S MARKET that have been offered to idols and duction mark was 1918. France, with suffering and sorrow. She made lit-Ismail beginning the community grew MORRISSEY, MAHONEY & which are consumed at some dis- little concern for anything except the Groceries and Meats ■< tie boats of paper, filled them with I rapidly, until in less than two years tarice from the pagan temples, SO catastrophe of that first war year, SCOFIELD violets to represent the missionaries | there were more than a hundred St. Patrick’s Parish | WE DELIVER Attorneys-at-Law that there can not be a ready con reached her low production in 1915, who were to carry the sweat mes-j members in this house and a novitiate nection between these things and the bettered the mark a little in 1916 and 305-7 Symes Bldg. sage of faith to the heathen, and set j was established in another town THE CAMPBELL BROS. SERVICE, QUALITY, ECONOMY Phone Main 189 Denver, Colo. idols, and he shows that while it 1917, only to fall again in a depres them adrift in a little stream, dream- where was also a school, with soon would not be intrinsically wrong to sion shared by all in 1918. COAL COMPANY eat these things, it is not expedient GEORGE H. LERG ' mg, as she saw them caught into the after a boarding school and cofiege Lime, Cement, Sand and Grave!: Hay, Grain ABRAM BUCKTON swift current, of the day when sh eL t Milan. No one can im S n e thit or edifying always to do what would ATTORNEY AT LAW Fiction carries off the honors in Coal and Wood; Gas. Oils and Tirer. Hardware, Tools, Paints 1 - 412-413 Kittridge Bldg. would step upon a real ship and turn lu iy was actually in need if-m o S not be intrinsically evil. “ All things every country except Italy. In Italy Office, 1401 W. 38tb Ave. Phone House Furnishing Goods Ph. Champa 1327 ®‘^“'=®tional facilities. It was nit are lawful for me, but all things are the social sciences lead. In France Yard, 1400 W. 32nd Ave. Gallup 473 which she would go to cairy the go^ that which made itself felt. It was not expedient. All things are lawful and Germany books on sociology and THE HOME 4)F HOMESTEAD LUMP COAL ‘ GENUINE FORD PARTS WILLIAM H. ANDREW pel to the poor of distant lands. It j the spirit of God which filled these for me, but all things do not edify,” economics have second place, but in Attorney-at-Law IS said that on one occasion her fer-j halls of IparninD- it tilL ” '•oese he says. In other words, some of Great Britain and thfe United States ART & HEMSTITCH SHOP 1491 S, Broadway Phone South 403 __ 516 Charles Buildibg the things which are not intrinsically they fall to fourth place. Reli^on is Notions, Dry Goods and Phone Main 1369 Denver, Colo. drownedMO r , “'iin ,™ lurew SO many L students,m and'F firedr so evil in themselves should be left un almost as popular as fiction in the A. J. GUMLICK a r^ n ea . j j r |many others with teal to take un the done, because of the harm they School Supplies JOHN B. REDDIN ' I Those wh6 are intended for n o l,----- .. . up me United States, while in Great Britain might do others. “ Let no man seek juvenile literature, which before the Attorney and Counselor at Law higher destiny than the pliant one o f l f i ” *® woman” his own, but that which is another’s.” Baby Goods and Art Goods PLUMBING 612-614 Ernest & Cranmer Block war occupied the seventh and lowest Our Specialty student and follower need no special! Pmallv mmo tha t a u Seeking one’s own in Scriptural Ian position of her classified list, is now 248 South Broad'way ” Seventeenth and Curtis Sts. lining from th.t cbt.ln.bl.L f3 " c “. ‘ guage means working to one’s own 3708 Tejon Pi^one Gallup 801 Phone Main 557 . Denver. Colo. second only to fiction. The book sit Phone South 153 inm any novitiate; but one whom GodltheGodltha greatest modern'Min^.’ K pTLeo advantage to the disregard of the uation in Germany, despite its ap has set aside for a great and indivi-jYTrr -. hJt . ■ j common good, something which is parent recovery, has from the Ger Res. Phone South 4777-M dual labor requires rigid, unique and {he giw hop an Inatrnm here forbidden by the Apostle. - The Oldest and Most Reliable Agents m,rnovaf*,l avnarianroa and I instrument of God man point of view an almost wholly St. Dominic’s Parish tor Hotel Help in the West purposeful experiences, and th esei.n j r«.n.rr,i.aA i,— .------j 'L— Frequently parjLs of animals that tragic aspect. The greatest book Male and Female Help Sent Every knew he? for . “ "ch o ^ e " were sacrificed in the temples were producing and book-reading country D'eTURCK b r o t h e r s V/ , where when R. R. Fare i» Advanced By the time she was twenty years of one. He saw the love that would afterwards sold to merchants, and he in the world now produces its books age, both father and mother were HOLMES’ GARAGE never be weary, the determination tells the Corinthians to eat whatever to be read by others. Handsome edi Fancy Groceries and Meats CANADIAN taken from her and thus she learned if that would never be daunted. But is sold in the , shambles, that is, the tions of German classics are being detachment from earthly love, and Auto Repairing he directed her, not toward the land public butcher. shPpg, asking no ques brought out, translations, of every 701 South Logan St. EMPLOYMENT sympathy and understanding, and of her dreams, India, but toward the tions for conscleifce’ sake. “ The earth sort, and thousands of books on the V ulcanizing— Accessories ) p* compassion for the orphaned. She Phone South 764 Denver, Colo. t ■ AGENCY Americas— and so she comes into our is the Lord’s, and the fullness there fine arts, beautiful examples of print Goodrich and U. S. Tires continued her course at normal school MAIN 486 J^6 J-ARIMER lives. of,” and it is not necessary then for ing and color work— for foreign con and received her teacher’s certificate, 2304 West 27th Avenue Decorating in All Its Branches ■ v Denver, Colo. Imagine her, a little Italian school them to inquire every time they buy sumption. The German who buys after which she obtained a school in Estab. 1880 Mrs. J. White, Prop. teacher, braving the maelstrom of meat' whether it has been offered books today is that rare person who Lstimsioa Cheerfully FurniabaU near-by town. Deep in her heart New York! She was small, slender, to idols. We must remember that finding himself possessed of more D. L. CAMERON her cherished hope lay, as yet known H. A. HOLMBERG delicately built. Her black veil hid only a part of the animals was of marks than he needs for his dqy’s liv only to herself and God. She ac fered up in the temple and that the GROCERY AND MARKET THE A. W. CLARK the shimmering fair hair, silky and ing and knowing that his marks will WALL PAPER AND PAINTS cepted her week-day teaching and the beautiful. Her brow already wore rest was sold to the butchers to be be worth nothing tomorrow, invests DRUG COMPANY Sunday instructions in tatechism as 252 South Broadway the high, white look of sainthood, disposed of to the public. The Apos them in^books as representing a more Phone Gallup 630 k a part of the foundation that was Phone South 432-W Uenyer Corner Eighth Avenue and and her eyes were large and blue tle goes on to say tlwt if any unbe permanent value. being laid for the real structure of 3160 W. Fairview Place lii Santa Fe Drive with that radiance as if from an in liever invites the Corinthians to dine, her life. In this short article no at- ALAMEDA PHARMACY 1J • Phone South 114 ner glory. they can eat of anything that is set European powers one after another i tempt will be made to present a de-1 Y ork. Shi w \ed”L ff«y ‘^an”d before them, asking no questions recognize Soviet Russia, (taly signed 300 S. Broadway Denver, Colo. EVERYTHING IN DRUGS tailed record of her achievements I . But if any man should say that a commercial treaty in the week fol but the object is to show, if it may St. Joseph’s Parish Under New Management the meat had been sacrificed to idols, lowing Ramsay MacDonald’s uncon be, that her entire life was orderedji,-- ne?omnlishmpnt. nnH the Corinthians are not to eat of it ditional recognition of the power Glasgow and Morehead, PrPps. ‘ by God to one end. The priests whom A. SPETNAGEL DR. J. J. MEEHAN -i.- Iwell, tor no numan pen can for the sake df him who has told it The Little Entente nations, Czecho she assisted on Sunday soon realized ^ the work she did. The and for conscience’ sake. The Apos Phone South 1264 ''' Slovakia, Jugoslavia, and Rumania SHEET METAL WORKERS ------tle makes this> prohibition general, announce their readiness to follow DENTIST because if a ’Pilgan called the Chris Cormce. Gutters, Skylidrht. Chimney Caps, MILLINERY NOTIONS ^ PYORRHEA and DENTAL, X-R A y suit, and France, despite her record Furnace Kepairinsd General / tians’ nttcntioJIr to the fact that t \ w of relentless hostility, ,is obviously Repairing, Etc. SOUTH BROADWAY Hours, 9-12 a. m., 1-6 p. m. took the trouble to interfere in hertj j i. meat had been offered to’’ Idbls and' maneuvering for position with Rus 1335 Wefton Street (Romr) SUITE 501, MACK BLOCK then saw them eating it, he would MILLINERY sia. Russia still has its difficulties Phone Champa ■ Phone Main 5265. 18th & California think that theV vicre disregarding 1492W Your Patronagb Solicited with China over the South Manchuria Christ’s law. If a Jew saw them railroad, and the negotiations with 436 South Broadway doing it, he would be scandalized Japan drag. hand of God. for „ . of ,thi,| himself because the Jews abominated V A N ZANT Miss Mary O’Rourke— Mrs. WrightT sisterhood she would merely have JEWELERS, OPTOMETRISTS all idol.s and meats offdred to them, THE , ‘ been one of many obedient and un-1 The part for which and he would be prejudiiced against General Dawes and his fcllow-ex D. & R. G. Watch Inspector rmiW not I *»®en set apart and trained perts have been digging through piles known religious, and He could notj’ ^ ,, . , the»Christian faith by seeing a Chris Fine Watch Repairing ANDERSON - HARRINGTON^ ____ ------w i,ii.l»n d led, was that hidden work, the of statistics with magnificent energy permit her to be so submerged. While tian eat this meat: while if a scrupu Fine Jewelry Repairing COAL CO. COR. 15th AND LAiS m ER STS. si They have made it clear that the esti ?he was teaching, and that alone in- l o f t oring r L too f hr f ^ k®' lous Christian saw them, he might be Phone South 1891 772 Santa Fe Eazt Side Branch and Main Office, 35th and- There is nothing more essential to ™ „v kind, of % led by their eating to eat of the meat mates of German capital abroad have Walnut Sts. Phones Main 365 and 360. r" your looks, feetings, comfort and tested herself privately in hardships, | j . himself and thus to act against his been enormously exaggerated— that South Side Branch. 92 S. Broadway . general satisfaction, than the pro -1___;______j j „ j 1------J |toe rush and noi^e and strangeness far less German capital is invested per Footwear. own conscience. Thus there was Phone South 3116 j grave scandal of scandal no matter abroad today than before the war- Holy Family Parish Maybe, in the high rent districts, and that what is there cannot be you can't find exactly what you dooials. .nd fhoukh these .hoo .hinp who it was that saw them eating the T H E BROADWAYr want, at the price you are willing weakened her health, they stren^ meat, if it were known that it had reached for reparations except by 'a prey to him that goeth up and F. W . FELDHAUSER to pay, that^s why we suggest that ened her self-control, her determlna- » “ P and been offered tq idols. building up Germany in such fashion DEPARTMENT STORE ; you visit this Store. Fancy Groceries and Meats tion, her willingness to endure priva- r? “ Why is my liberty judged by an that capital will be attracted home ' COMPANY I Always the biggest Atock, atid the tion! Until she reached the age of i • . other man’s conscience? If 1 par ward. This disposes of one futile We Sell at Down-Town Prices best values. Invast^ate. Her mission was purely i----- J. M. Conea, Prei. * J thirty, this,private training continued Her mission was purely spiritual take with thanksgiving, why am I suggestion. The correspondents have ^Phone Gallup 297. 4170 Tenhysop St. -o-^but how practically she and then the hour was come when accom- evil spoken of for that for which I cabled too few details of the proposed 21 to 51 South Broadway plished it! The work she did here in give thanks?” asks St. Paul. gold bank under international con m e r Tt ^g r o ^ r y Denver is typical, and manyman know In the first of these questions the trol to make judgment of its signifi 4995 Lowell Boulevard E. W . ROBINSON J. E. Flynn TRIANGLE how she figured and looked and cance possible. One /langerous hint Owner Apostle seems to ask what good can CLEANERS AND DYERS hunted until she got her ground at come of use of his ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thursday, February 28, 1924 EDISON’S ATTACK ON PRIEST TO DISCUSS SEEING YOUR W A Y TO SUCCESS MAN’S SOUL ANSWERED CATHOLIC ATTITUDE ON PUBLIC SCHOOLS Good eyesight ofUn determines one’s success or failure. An incon Fr. Gibbons’ Sister DENVER e S DENVER NEIS (Continued from Page 1.) spicuous pair of glasses will stop the drain of nervous energy that tual images, cla.ssifying them, rea “ Is the Church Seeking to Destroy comes from eyestrain. Good vision is a prime es.sential of success. The Brownaon club, composed of St. Clara’s Aid society will hold its soning with them? .\.s these things the Public School System?” 'This Ihere is only one way to discover your own bad eyeiight. Have monthly meeting and card party at are admitted to us in a spiritual man your eyes examined today. converLs and friends of the convert will be the subject of the lecture to movement, will meet March *7, the Has Golden JubOee; the orphanage next Tuesday, March ner,^ it must be a spiritual faculty be given in the Cathedral basement first Friday of March. 'The library 4, at 2:00 p. m., in.stedd of Wednes that photographs them in u.s. chapel next Monday evening by Ihe The proposed by this club for the con day, March 5. If there is no such thing as a soul, Rev. Francis W, Walsh, for the in venience of converts seeking better The'Sacred Heart Aid society will how does it come that the thinking formation of persons wi.shing to in Swigert Bros. Optical Co. instruction is an assured fact, a large Nun in B.V.N. Order meet next Thur.sday, March 6, at operation in man is able to turn itself quire into the Catholic religion or number of books having been re 2:30 p. m., at the home of Mrs. John completely'back on itself, consider (Catholics wishing better instruction. Whose reputation and equipment five you the . . i , . Ui-k ♦ J « c ; Devoted exclusively to the reived and more coming in. Ar F. Reardon, 457 South’ Rherman. Mrs. ing itself and every thought of it The lecture is free and begins at 8 Highest Grade of Service * rangements for the location of the The golden jubilee of Sister Mary Philip Clarke and Mrs. Stephan Ryan self? The body cannot do this. 1 o’clock. 15B0 CALIFORNIA ST., DENVER of Glasses. library will be made at the forth Omer Gibbons, of the Sisters of Char will be the assistant hoste.s.ses. cannot push my leg into my .stomach coming meeting. ity 'o f the Blessed Virgin Mary, was John Badovinac, star football and and find out all about my stomach FATH ER O’RYAN TELLS i^» H '