SEMINARY BUILDING FILLED TO CAPACITY iiRinop m IMS UE SECOND YEAR OF OPERATION IQ IMES’BOISTllI C CH jB fn n et la tb o lif FOR NEW STRDCTORE TO SEE IIERED ! oneico IS now m ITS EVERY ROOM INHABITED . • ChairmaB of U. S. Bishops’ Committee Unusual Number of Male Vocations for

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San Francisco.— ^The pnblicf state­ were suffering in exile, because they The new residence building at St St. Thomas' is going to find itself ment of P i^ d en t Calles that the re­ refuse to accept the anti-religious Thomas’ seminary will, it appears, be greatly handicapped this year by the ligious struggle in Mexico is at an end program of Mr. Calles. Hundreds Tim N atieu I CatheUe Watfara Coafataaca Naw* SaraUa SuppUaa Tha Daafvar Catholic Ragistao aad Tha filled to capacity this term. While lack of proper chapel facilities. The and that the Catholics of Mexico have more are languishing in pestilential Ragiatar. Oar Naw* U Carriad to U* hy Airplaaaa—tha Only Aaroaantie Nawi Sarviaa That Cotaa* to CCatholic Charities offic^ in the cabled to Mr. de Valera; “ Desperate asked, that the operators do not years more before his task is com­ The finished n otto will symbolize who is making a survey of the Den­ Railroad building was the fin t step ill% need desperate remedies. Pro­ ents over-reached themselves, and give them fair weigh for the coal posed legislation left you no choice Ireland at forthcoming election will, pleted. It is a huge affair, made op the following: the Trinity, the Gar­ ver charity field this week at the in­ in a inovement for the co-ordination den of Eden, the Birth at Bethlehem, they dig, that the s ^ e s are secretly vitation of the R t Rev. Bishop J. of all agencies, with the purpose of between entry to the Dail and pos­ I hope, say you have chosen well.” largely of rare stones, every color of adjusted to balance falsely, so a* to the rainbow. These stones have been Gethsemani, the Fourteen Stations of Henry Tlhen, has made similar sur­ assisting all works already established rob the dig|;er of a half a ton per veys all over the country and is re­ and of promoting the establishment bought in every state of the Union tile Cross, and the Tomb. A large (Continued on Page 6) and Colorado has contributed a gen­ part of this work has already been garded as the greatest expert in the of whatever else is needed. The move­ Largest Statue in World erous share. On hi^ present trip. completed. nation in this work. He spent the ment is part of a national one which Father Dobberstein expects to spend Father Dobberstein bad no training summer at St Louis on survey work has spread to almost every la^e dio­ $1,000 with Pohndorf, a Denver $:em in preparation for his building worl^ Surgical Dep’t for Archbishop Glennon and expects cese of the country, and which has Will Be Image of Christ dealer, and with a Colorado Spnnn but declares himself that the first to spend next summer in Detroit now existed long enough to have had dealer. Some crystals already bought work he did on the grotto has never where he will do similar service for time to profit by its own mistakes from Pohndorf and placed in tiie been surpassed by himself. He has at St Anthony’s Bishop M. J. Gallagher. Father and experiences. Paris.-,—A statue of the Christ the statue -is now being completed by the O’Grady was in charge of the pro­ The convention in Los Angeles last Redeemer which, when completed, French sculptor, Paul Landowski, in grotto cost as much as $160 each. built several other religions grottos, The grotto contains $12,000 worth (Continued on Page 5) gram at the National Council of Cath­ week was a demonstration of the vast will be the highest religious statue his studio at Boulogne. The -figure olic Charities, held last week in Los itself, which.stands erect with out­ Now Complete interest taken in the movement. in the world, is to be erected on the Angeles. He is a priest of the .Omaha Despite the fact "that Los Angeles summit of Cqrcovado hill which dom­ stretched arms, will be ninety-eight A new surgical* department was diocese. is in the extreme southwest 'corne# inates the famous Bay of Rio de feet high and will be mounted above Dr. O'Grady this week has visited a twenty-two foot stone base within Father Wiehl Made Prior of completed this week at St. Antbon^s of the nation, 2,600 accredited dele­ Janeiro and can be seen from a con­ all the Catholic charity institutions of gates attended, with ev6ry province siderable distance at sea. The new which there -will be a chapeL hospital, which is conducted by the Sisters of St. Francis of the Per­ Denver, the hospitals, various public of the Church in America represented Large Detroit Servite Parish petual Adoration. The new depart­ charity agencies, and has talked 'with and with delegates present from as ment consists of six operating rooms, lay and clerical leaders of institu­ far away as Montreal, Canada. Forty ^^00,000 Building Is Plaimed a doctors’ consultation room and a tional and field work. He has spent thousand persons attended the mass The Rev, F. J. Wiehl, until recently a church auditorium capable of seat­ clerk’s room. It Is the finest operat- hours with sisters who are engaged in meeting that opened the conference prior of the Servite Fathers at Our ing 1,600 persons and a school -with in|c department in the Rocky Moun­ institutional work and has been con­ and 600 .to 1,600 Los Angeles resi­ for Cincinnati Archdiocese Offices Lady of Mt. (Harmel monastery, Den­ thirty-five rooms. The monastery is tain region. ducting interviews, making personal dents were at every session of the located across the street from the examinations, and taking notes from conference. ver, has just been named prior of St. church, which is at 4820 Lakeview morning until night. Local priests Bishop J. Henry Tihen of Denver, Cincinnati.— Plans for the erection to the Third Lutheran church, a half John Berchmans', Detroit. The De­ avenue. have been amazed at the skill with who spoke at the conference on tiie of a 1400,000 archdiocesan office block north on Walnut street, which troit parish is in a choice restricted Father Wiehl was succeeded in Public Novena in . which he has been able to size up sit­ parish as a social factor, was de­ was acquired by the Archbishop. The district, and eventually will be one Denver by the Rev. J. M. Piccoli, uations. building on the site of St. Louis’ clared by delegates to have given one arcbdiocesan building is to be three of the largest in the city. There are O.S.M., who returned from Chicago The purpose of the survey is to (Continued on Page 8) church. Eighth and Walnut streets, stories in height and will be of stone. 1,200 families in it at present The to Mt. Carmel, a parish he had pre­ Jesuit Church have just been made public by Arch­ St. Louis’ church will occupy the first chief parish building now consists of viously served for about a quarter of bishop John T. McNicholas. The floor. The second floor will be oc­ a combination church and school, with a century. A novena to honor the Little work of razing the church and rectory cupied by the various offices of the archdiocese, as chancery and char­ Flower will op«n nt Loyola Church, Mexican Bishops Deny Any \dll be started in a few weeks, and 23rd and York street, on Sunday eve­ while the reconstruction is going on ities bureau. The third floor •will have quarters for five priests. ning, Sept. 26, and close

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ALWAYS YOUR FRIEa«) The Denver Catholic Register ASH TON CHEVROLET CO. 5 2 ^ « n t of B«ud.— ------Ek Rw. J. H*m t Tlhtn, D.D. ^------Matthew J. W. Smith flFE ROASIED TO DEAl ' TEJON DRUG CO. UmxriKta Bditor______Hobert A Snrith Chevrolet Cars and Truck* 3301 Tajoa St. Gidlav *770 PbMM Arvada 232 Arvada, CoU. Bateeed «« aecond-elaai — tter at the poetoflka at Denrer, Colo. AFTER UONS VODUIN’T HARM THE COLUMBINE SH< Gift Novelties. Notic Arva-Pride F lo^r^ Pabliflhed Weekly by WEEKLY CALENDAR OP FEAST Monday, Sept. 19.— S t Januarina, blood of the saint, congealed in' two THE CATHOLIC PUBLISHINQ SOCIETY (Inc.) DAYS martyr, died for the faith in tte per­ vials, melts when brought near the McCall Patterns, Etc. MAKES BETTER BREAD - Sunday, Sept. 18.— SL Thomaa of secution under Diocletian. He was martin’s head. The rmics aw pre­ Grain and Ponltvy • - 1823 California Street Villanova, the plory of the Spanish Bishop of Beneventum. Because he served in the Cathedral of Naples. Phone York 4681 Tuesday, Swt. 20.— Saints Ens- Faad at Daavar Piriaa* i Phone Main 5413 P. O. Box 1497 Church in the sixteenth century, was and other ecclesiastics were active in 2424 East Sixth Avean* born A.D. 1488. Charles V. listened visiting ChristianB who had been tachius and Companion^ martyn. Arvada, Colo. tb 'the saint as to an oracle. When thrown into prison and in making St. Eustachins was a distinguished Thomas had been made Bishop of converts to the faith, they were ex­ officer in the Roman army qnder Thursday, September 15, 1927 Valentia. two-thirds of his annual posed to the wild beasts but were Trajan. Losing his honors and Walsh Motor Company episcopal revenues were given to the miraculously preserved from harm. wealth because of his conversion to poor. He died in 1655. Finally they were beheaded. The Christianity, he was later sought out Authorised FORD Dwlers OFFICIAL NOTICE by the emperor and placed in com­ mand of troops sent against the bar­ Soath 8964. Eaglowoed 168 The Catholic Rexistcr haa oar foUeat approval aa to ita paipoae barians who bad invaded the empire. and aocthod of pablication. We declare it the oflBcial organ of tira Returning victorious he was reunited 3837 South Broadway Dioceae of Denver and eameatly bespeak for it the whole^iearted with his wife and children, but' when support of oor priests and people. . That support will make the FACTS A B U M FAITH he still refused to sacrifice to the Dorothy Stobbo ' H. IB. Btobbo Re^ster a strong power for the spread of God'a Kingdom in Colorado. heathen gods the emperor ordered + J. HENRY TIHEN, him and his wife to be exposed to The Stobbe D r j Good* Co. THE INQUISITION AND GAULEO two starved lions. The beasts did Ladies' and Gents’ Famishing Goods, May 1, 1918. Bishop of Denver. not harm them, however, and the Corsets. Hosiery for the Family The Inquisition established about the fourteenth century gradoally We Stand Back of Our Goods spread throuehont all Europe. In England and Germany it remained an emperor thereupon had the two martyrs placed inside a brazen bull 278-280 Detroit Stroat _ Episcopal tribunal, but in the other cqimtries it was gradually lost to Talepboae York 3983 the Episcopacy. In Prance it was transformed into a state tribunal by under which a fire was lighted and in this horrible manner they were Boot*, Shoes and Rabbet^ Koawo P m UPTON .SINCLAIR’S SENSATIONAL BOOK, “OIL” Philip the Fair, who used it effectively in his warfare against the Knights Paints. Asaat* for Poters Solid Loatbor Templars. In Spain, previous to the reign of Ferdinand and Isabella, roasted to death. 8hoas, Arrow Collars, Boys* Tom Sasryar Upton Sinclair has written a powerful novel in “ Oil,” the Inquisition had almost ceased to exist. Wednesday, Sept. 21.— St. Mat­ Bloascs and Shirts. which tears the mask off big business graft in America. The Was the Spanish Inquisition the same as the Ecclesiastical? thew, apostle, was a publican whose No; the Inquisition established in Spain was purely a state tribunal, duty it was to collect taxes from the COAL book would make'dangerous reading for youthful persons be­ people for their Roman masters. He cause of ita rather frank treatment of the sexual question; but all the members being nominated by the sovereign. In the hands of the kin^ of Spain it became an instrument, employ^ for the triumph of the became a follower of Our Lord and SULUVAN COMPANY after the Ascension remained for it will not hurt mature minds, despite the fears of the Puritans Christian Faith; and at the same timei for the Spanish Nation over the DEAlXRS IN FUEL AND FEED of Boston to the contrary. conspiracies of the Jews and Moors, It is true ^ t abuses crept in, several .years in Judea where he Nineteen Years in One Location Spells wrote his Gospel. Through the eyes of a boy whom we foHow into man­ hot this is no reason for criminating the Church. The jurisdiction of the SATISFACTION Holy Office was limited to the decLaratfon of the guilt or innonceiice of Thursday, Sept. 22.— ^The Theban We Specialise in Boulder Valley Coal hood, Sinclair tells us the story of a Southern California oil the accused; the penalties were according to the Criminal Code of the Legnon, when encamped near Lake Phone Callup 1476 W. 30tb Ave. A Wyand operator, the lad’s father, who, while rather lovable person­ country. Geneva, were ordered by the Emper­ BAGGAGB—EXPRESS—HAULING ally, has a conscience that allows him to buy public officials Is it true that Galileo was persecuted and imprisoned by the Inquisi­ or Maxim ian to turn their swords and engage in other shady traffic, for the purpose of piling up tion? It is alleged that Galileo was persecuted for having taught that against the Christian population. NEWT OLSON LUMBER CO. the earth moves around the sun, and this is brought forth as a proof of the They refused to obey this order and a fortune. “ Bunny,” the son, is expected to follow his father Church’s ignorance, intolerance and fallibility, and of her opposition to were finally massacred, making no "The Lumber YsH in business, while'“ Bertie,” the daughter, devotes herself to the progress of science. Facts have been here misrepresented. It is true resistance although they were fully high society of the manner of Maggie in the cartooona about that by order of Pope Paul V, Galileo's doctrines were examined in Rome armed. That’s Different” Friday, Sept 23.— Saint Theda, Jiggs. With tremendous shrewdness, the old man piles up a in 1610, and were condemnef}, first by'censure of the Holy Office and then PHONE ARVADA 2- by a decree o f the Congregation of the Index. Having promised in Rome virgin, martyr, is one of the most il­ huge fortune, but Bunny falls under the sway of Bolshevists that he would no longer defend or teach his opinions, Galileo returned lustrious as well as one of the most Worth Arvsds Colorsde and becomes a “ pink” agitator. peacefully to Florence. In 1632 he again published his theory, drawing ancient saints on the calendar of the Sinclair is a Socialist Himself, and unquestionably he upon himself a fresh condemnation of the Efoly Office with the penalty of Church. Inspired by the preaefain; imprisonment. This penalty was afterwards commuted to that of se­ of S t Paul at leoninm she spbrnei THE RED LANTERN wants the book to act as propaganda for radicalism; it would clusion in the gardens of Trinita-del Monte. Here Galileo was at liberty the prospect of marriage with'a rich make somewhat dangerous reading for weak people, because to receive 'visits, and he received permission to return to his country and generous man and fled from her ' BOOK SHOP Jt is all plausibly presented. house, where he died. It may be stated that the horrors of chains, dungeons home. She was captuped and sub­ jected to torture and was several lion ’’Wltheet A lov« for books die and tortores which he had to undergo at the hands of the Inquisition are Southern California is pictured in strong outline. Even but fables and calnmny. times exposed to death in various riekest num is poet” Aimee Semple McPherson is written up, but in the form of a forms. Each time she was mirac­ Bnt are not the decisions arrived at in Rome in 1616 and 1636 seri­ You wouldn't take a million 1S12 E. Colfax York 3737 fanatical male. People who have gone through life with their ous objections arainst the doctrinal infallibility of the Cburch? ulously saved untU at last her Spouse We admit that the principle of these decisions is erroneous since the spoke the word and called her to for that bright-eyed boy of eyes open cannot visit the luxurious and beautiful semi-tropical Himself with the double crown of FRANK a PERRY astronomical system condemned by them is now considered to be proved; Of tba Cathadral Pariah zone of Southern California* without having grave suspicions but as regards the question of infallibility it is quite irrelevant; for virginity and martyrdom on her yours— but have you done any that all is not virginal and sweet here in a moral sense. Sin­ infallibility in doctrine supposes a definition of an Ecumenical Council, head. Expert Watch Repairing clair's novel, based on facts given to him by his 25-year-old or of the Pope speaking Ex Cathedra, and, in th4rcase of Galileo, such a Saturday, Sept 24.— The Blessed real planning for hds College Virgin Mary of Mercy. S t Peter of Swlsa Watchea, Cloeka, Dianoada, son, proves that the suspicions are not rash judgment. definition never took place. And the protective Providence of God rfver education or his Business? Watchaa, JawnIrT His Chnrch is maniferted in the fact, that, at a time when the majority- the noble family of Nolasco was bom Poraisriy With Waltham Watch Co, aad B. Sinclair is brutally frank in the novel. He writes up the of theologians firmly believed the doctrine of Copemiens to be contrary in Lan^edoc in 1189. Early in life Savings Department B. Howard Watch Co. oil scandals of the Harding administration and calls black to the Scriptures, the Chnrch never solemnly refuted it. he made a vow of chastity and gave 428 le rm s t r e e t , p h o n e ia a in tots black and white white. He gives the facts about the warfare , — ^Adapted from Catholic Pocket Dictionary. his vast property to the Chnrch. En- ■ 42S ICTH ST.______couragea by a vision of the Blessed in Siberia by American soldiers on behalf of big business, when ALCOTT CLEANERS & INFALLIBIUTY OF THE POPES Virgin he and his confessor with the people at home were deluded into believing that this was King James of Arragon established AMERICAN DYERS As the doctrine of Papal Infallibility is strangely misapprehended the order of Our Lady of Mercy for a highly patootic expedition. He shows how business men Men's Saits Cleaned and Pressed 75c put mediocre tools into high office in the United States. The by our separated brethren^ because it is greviously misrepresented by the redemption o f captives. Pope In­ those who profess to be enlightened ministers of the Gospel, I shall begin nocent XII established the feast day NATIONAL Ladies' Silk Dresses Oor Specialty worst of it is, too, that he is telling the tnith. by stating; what Infallibility does not mean, and shall then explain what in gratitude. Phono Gal. 170S-W 4307 Tnaaison it really But his reference t* conditions in Russia is not truthful. Work Called for and Delivered First— ^Tlje infallibility of the Popes does not signify that they are CARDINAL MUNDELEIN News services, like the N.C.W.C., that are not in Any sense inspired. The Apostles were endowed with the gift BANK under the control of big business, and that are just as anxious we accept their writings as the revealed Word of God. GUEST OF MONTREAL RUST'S PHARMACY for economic reform as any radical on earth, have given us a No Catholic, on the contrary, claims that the Pope is inspired or Seventeenth at Lawrence endowed with Divine revelation properly so called. Montreal, (^n. — His Eminence Across Street from Holy Ghost frightful report of Soviet conditions. Cardinal Mundelein of Ohicapro, who “For the Holy Spirit was not promised to the successors of Peter in Member Federal Reserve System and f Church The Aimee Semple McPherson of Sinclair’s book is Eli order that they might spread abroad new doctrine which He reveals, bat is visiting the principal cities of Watkins, and Paul Watkins, a brother of that prophet, is held that, under His assistance, they might guard inviolably, and vrith fidelity Eastern Canada, was the guest’ of Denver Clearing House Association. Best Ice Cream Sedas ia the City up by Sinclair as an idealist and social reformer, who goes to emiain,■ the ■ revelation * ...... or deposit..... of fait' ■ ■ ;h hianded ' down ■ .by...... the Apostles.” — the city of Montreal last week, fol- 19th and Ph. Champa 8926 (Cone. VaL (3 o i^ Pastor .^^m ns, c. 4). lowiiw his appearance at Mount his, . death'for , his principles.■ TIM- But the ___ book_ left us wonderingA Second— Infallibility does not mean that the Pope is impeccable or Royal, when he addressed more than which of the two brothers, EUl or Psul, was the crazier. A nmn specially exempt from liability to sin. The Popes have been, indeed, with 10,000 prople, including a great body WHEN YOU WANT who holds that the workers are always and forever necessarily few exceptions, men of virtuous Uvea Many of them are honored as o f wom ng men. “ Montreal de­ FRESH EGGS right and the employers are all unmitigated scoundrels is martyrs. Seventy-nine out of two hundred and fifty-nine that sat on the serves the title, Rome of .America," decided His Eminence, in address­ Drive Out to hardly sane. Neither is a man who seriously believes that thd their ing a large number of Catholics and BRADY’S CHICKEN RANCH establishment of a Soviet government is most certainly going The avowed enemies o f the.Cffiurch charge only five or aix Popes with non-Catholics at the reception bi his 6901 West 32nd Avenue, or to root out all the graft and incompetency that bothers our immorality. Thus, even admitting the truth of the accusations brought honor. BRADY’S CAFE— 516 E. 17tli Ave. American system. Men are men. They are going to break against them, we have forty-three virtuous to one bad Pope, while there DA»mipyiuMw** Phone (Xiampa 6048 was a Judas Iscariot among the twelve Apostles. the Ten Commandments and the Golden Rule with the same But although a vast majority of the Sovereign Pontiffs shonld have LITTLE FLOWER'S enthusiasm and callousness regardless of what government we been so unfortunate as to lead vicious lives, this circumstance would not establish. If America has political and social evils awful to of itself impair the validity of their prerogratives, which are given not GREATEST NOVENA contemplate, is it the fault of our republic? It is not; it is our for the preservation of their morals, but for the guidance- o f their judg­ W E M OVE ment; for, there was a Balaam among the Prophets, A d a Caiphas among The neatest and most popular of all own fault; and we are not likely to get justice any better the High Priests of the Old Law. the Novenas to the Little Flower FraoM Honsas and Gaimga under any other form of government. We have full power The present illustrious Pontiff is a man of no ordinary sanctity. He conducted at Graymoor during the Fw S«-*lea—MAIN tS40 now to make all necessary reforms by the ballot. Uready filled the highest position in the Church for upward of thirty year is that which begins on Sep­ lath aaS Wallaa Sla. tember 22nd, ending on September We recommend “ Oil” only to mature readers. But to years, “ a spectacle to the world, to angels and to men,” and no num can point out a stain upon his mor*! character. [Writtra in r e i^ of Pius IX]. 30th, the Saint’s Feast Day according thinkers who want inside facts about modem governmental And yet Phis IX, like bis predecessors, confesses his sins every weeL to the Carmelite Calendar. Phone graft and how information is kept from the public, we seriously £ach,mormng, at the beginning of Mass, he says at the foot of the altar, Readers of The Denver Catholic E. L. RONINGER FOR FOOD Register desiring to participate recommend it. We also recommend it to people who still think "I confess to Almighty God, and to JHis Saints, that I have sinned ex­ W« hava only the choicest brands. that Bolshevism adheres to Christian standards of morality. ceedingly in thonght, word and deed." And at toe Offertory of the should send their petitions at once to he says: “ Receive, 0 Holy Father, almighty, everlasting God, this obla­ the Graymoor Friars. It pays to know the difference. _ Groceries, Meats, Fruits, Vegetables “Bunny,” the hero of the-hook, discards two mistresses before tion which I, Thy unworthy servant, offer for my iniwraerable sins, of- THANKSGIVINGS FOR FAVORS he finally marries a Jewess, and the Jewess, a radical, is by fehses and negligences.” GRANTED THROUGH THE IN­ 1718 E. 6TH AYE. no. means concerned whether or not there is even a civil cere- 'With these facts before their eyes, I cannot comprehend how min­ TERCESSION OF THE LITTLE Ptsuiklia 804 FramUia M l m(my. We likewise recommend the book to those people who isters of the Gospel betray so much ignorance, or are guilty of so much FLOWER: still need to be convinced of the results "hn the younger gener­ malice, as to proclaim from their pulpits, which ought to be consecrated Mrs. E. F. D., Haldimann, Canada: COLORADO BOULEVARD to truth, that Infallibility means exemption from sin, I do not see how “ Enclosed find a thank offering to ation of education without God. Upton Sinclair did not in­ they can benefit theh- cause by so flagrent perversions of truth. PHARMACY the Little Flower for the remarlmble __ # tend to prove all these iioints; but he has done it. Third— Bear in mind, also, that this Divine assistance is guaranteed improvement in my health. I prom­ 0. C. BeekBuuui, Ph.G. to the Pope not in his capacity as private teacher, but only in bis official ised her publication if she woold help IhraswIpUsa Druggists capacity, when he judges of faith and morals as Head of the Church. THE CROM REPLIES TO PROTESTANTS me." ^Beauty Is Calfaa aad Calerade BlvA If a P i^ , for instance, like Benedict XTV, were to write a treatise on Mrs. C. E. H., Michigan City, Ind.: Red radicalism in Mexico has brutally undeceived (let us Canon Law his book would be as much open to criticism as that of any “ Enclosed find thank offering for F n * DaUvery Phone York 9471 hope) those Protestants and sentimentalists who have re­ Doctor of the Cffinrch. many favors received. My own cure Skin Deep* Fourth— Finally, the inerrability of the Popes, being restricted- to from extreme nervousness, a change Watch for garded ita persecution of the Church not as a war on religion questions of faith and morals, does not extend to tne natural sciences, such in my husband’s habits, my sick little but as “ a struggle against reaction.” The officials and leaders as astronomy or geology, unless where error is presented under the false daughter made well and so many of the CROM— whose principles' and program are a trans­ name of science, and arrays itself againit revealed trutlL (Cone. Vat. Const. others that it would take pages to ^that*s why beauty ex­ Thompsoa’s Dei Filins, cap. 4; Coloss. iL 8). It does not, therefore, concern itself relate them.” plantation from Bolshevist Russia— have, by their latest declar­ about the nature and motions of the planets. Nor does it regard purely perts can perform such ations, removed every doubt that their campaign in Mexico Mrs. A. C., Brooklyn, N. Y.: “ Kindly political questions, sneh as the form of government a nation ought to publish a very successful operation wonders. YeUow Wagons is waged against Christianity in any form. The Catholic adopt, or for what candidates we ought to vote. which was little short of a miracle; Church, as the nearest victim of their hatred, is suffering first 'The Pope’s Infallibility, therefore, does not in any way trespass on many thanks to the Little Flower.” For a Full Line of Bakery Goods, and worst of all, but it is perfectly plain now that Protestant­ civil anthority: for the Pope’s jurisdiction belongs to spiritual matters, A., New York city: “ I am a trained If you want to^ know or Phone Us for Service. while the duty of the State is to provide for the temporal welfare of its nurse. Three weeks ago my patient, We Specialize in All E[inds of ism or Greek Orthodoxy, if either should stand in the way, subjects. a critical heart case, was given up more about it, consult a Party BoDs would be crushed in Mexico by this offshoot of Bolshevism as What, then, is the real doctrine of Infallibility? It simply means that to die by two physicians. I placed a beauty specialist. And Thompson’s Quality Bakery both have been crushed in Russia. the Pope, as successor of St. Peter, Prince of the Apostles, by virtue of picture of the Little Flower under his the promises of Jesus Christ, is preserved from error of judgment when pillow promising that I would do all don*t forget that all 879 MUwaekee St. Those who would not credit Catholic charges that the be promulgates to the Church a decision on faith or morals. in my bower to obtain help for the Pboae York 8699-W______assault Ml the Church in Mexico was and is an attack by Com­ The Pope, then^ore, be it known, is not the maker of the Divine Little Flower Memorial if the patient beauty specialists— yes, munism on Christianity ought at least to believe the Com- law; he is. only its expounder. He is not the author of revelation, but would recover. My patient is Mtting even those in your neigh­ ARVADA CLEANERS •munists themselves. ^ let the reds testify to their true only ita interpreter. All revelation came from God alone through His along very nicely and the doctors inspired ministeas, and it was complete in the beginning of the Chnrch. say that it was really a miracle that borhood— a r e listed Men’s Suits Cleaned and purpose. “ The Central Committee of the CROM will fight The Holy Father has no more authority than yon or I to break one iota he ever recovered." Pressed 75c the Proteistants because this is in accordance with the program of the Scripture, and he is equally with us the servant of the Divine law. Mrs. K. H., New York city: “ Enclosed under the* headings of Claaaias, Pressing, Dyeing, Reyair- u of the Revolution.” This is the statement of Ricardo Trevino, ______:—Cardinal Gibbons in ‘Taito of Our Fathers.” donation is towards the building of iag oad Alteratieas of Ail Kiaas secretary general of the CROM. Its meaning is unmistakable. the Shrine of the Little Flower for All Work Guaranteed having received through her an ex­ Goods Called for and Delivered Christian teaching and Communistic doctrines are irreconcil this Bolshevist reveals and rebukes the intent of their alliance traordinary great favor in a supreme BEAUTY PARLORS able. They cannot survive together. , One must triuipph in and co-operation with the Mexican atheists. They ought to Prompt Service Give Us a Trial court decision in the short space of (jAIRDRESSERS Phone Arvada 11-J the world and the other must die. This frank admission of wince at thia Tolendino’s sneering disavowal of them. For five weeks, thereby preventing great 220 E. Grand View Ave. the CROM’S attitude came from Secretary Trevino’s lips in the these sectaries have sought to reap gains' for their creeds and hardship and the loss of a neat deal M A S S E U R S course of a speech he made at the recent annual convention cults in a land reddened with the blood of martyrs to Chris­ of money. Kindly publish.” K ‘I E. F. H., saver Creek, Pa.: "The of his organization in support of a resolution pledging its mem­ tianity. And they have endeavored to excuse—^ven to justify enclosed is a thanksgiving for a MANICURISTS bers to oppose “ an alien and imperialistic tendency which is —the crimes of Calles by imputing villainies to the Catholic wonderful response to my Yeqnest to attempting to introdilce among us its doctrines, disguised as Church. So eager indeed have they been to profit Protestent St Teresa that I bo the successful applicant for a position. Not only in your ' cultural and spiritual teaching. ...” ism at the expense of Catholicism that they have betrayed did St Teresa obtain the position for ^yM EBlCaN pixTURE In the course of the debate on the resolution— which was Christianity into the hands of its persecutors. And now their me bnt has granted me a most en­ 12^1-46 15. Asafahos St adopted— ^the Bolshevists of the CROM refuted and repud couraging success since starting.” plans are exposed and execrated by radicals who are truer to D s n v s n -> A j COLOBADO iated all the fine idealism that certain Protestant propagandists their Lenin than .(these Protestants have been to their Christ. Client, Westwood, Mass.: “ I promised publication for the return of a son haVie ascribed to them. It is not for nor against a particular Several months ago Henry Lane Wilson— a Protestant— who had gone astray, and he came (ihurch that these Jacobins are fighting. Every religion that wrote a book which rightly appraised the objectives of the back during the Novena to the Little DIRECTORY MANUFACTUR.ER.S proclaims the law of “ Mine and Thine” is their enemy. Com­ Flower. He joined the Novena vrith- OF Mexican revolutionaries. He had lived in Mexico, a^ Amer­ —tko ordy diroctory you haao munism can win only if Christianity loses. Christianity, there­ ican ambassador. His opportunities for observation and in­ out being asked and went to Holy Communion every day.” tehieh litto ALL firm* in ALL lin*$ CHURCH LODGE fore, must perish. “ Not only Protestantism, but other move-: formation were numerous and exceptional. He was at least A pretty imagette of the Little of busineao. ments of a spiritual nature are attempting to dertroy the char­ one Protestant who perceived that there could be no sectarian Flower will be sent upon request to FURNITURE acter of our country, to take from us our distinctive person­ victory in the destruction of the Catholic Church in Mexico all contributing to the erection of ality,” The speaker this time is Lombardo «Tolendino. His “ Not all Christians are concerned with the fate of the the Little Flower Memorial Building BANK. OFFICE --nd on the Mount of the Atonement. The subject is the resolution, “ Today,” he says, “ Protestantism is Roman Catholic Church in Mexico,” wrote Mr. Wilson, “ but handsome Souvenir Picture in bronze •^Use Your A B C STORE FIXTURES *--1 ■ seeking to take Advantage of this conflict, which at bottom the matter of a complete overthrow of the Christian religion easel frame imported from France is economic and political. We raise- a voice of protest against is of as much concern to any Protestant denomination as to will be sent to all whose offering V. amounts to at least $2.00. Protestantism! We are not Protestants! We do not accept those who pay obedience to the Pope.” *'Thoro‘M one tmder every roof* F r a n k K ir c h h o p their program, disguised as love. S^dicalism is in triumph.” The charges made by Catholics, the suspicions of Mr. Address all petitions to PIVB«IDfi NT Protestant sects which have aided and abetted Calles and Wilson have been vindicated by the action of the CROM. Who GRAYMOOR SHRINE OF THE m the! CROM in their crusade of cruelty and confiscation against shall vindicate the Protestant supporters of the CROM— those LITTLE FLOWER ■I' the. Catholics of Mexico ought to burn with shame when even whom it now reviles and rejects? Drawer 28 Peelukill, N. Y. ^;

Francis J. Fishery Inc. Confirmation in F raddiB PlutfBiAcy W ilHim £• RusmU England Sore at Father Whalen;: MAIN 670$ ^ Leadville Sunday Our Comastnilty Con to East aad Waet 1st LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER B«rt (X. Co(ctt« Vtop, COKE CHAR­ IBtk o f Mch aioatb AnnonciatioB Pariah, leadville.— Ships Boatload of Boolcs Back Home IMh mmi Writao Sts. METAL LATH Wt r a Te«r Pru eylptioM Batlly WOOD COAL Sunday, Sept. 18, will be a red letter A* Two- Doctor Octei 8srTts»-MAlN 1340 day in the history of the Annuncia­ All of Father Will Whalen’s many iso prosperous, when she seems to be Dtmwoe, C«lo. ' Aasarillo, T«u ‘'laBodloto Ddhwy” omca* isas welton st. tion pariah, when the Rt. Rev. Bishop niOMESi MAIM SSA MC. MT novels have been coldly and deliber-! quite tfie reverse. N oth i^ Yankee will ^minister the sacrament of Con­ , .. T j X _* TS I A will succeed m Lunnon town if Lun- firmation. Between 300 and 400 ately kicked out of England! A boat-}jgjp Among ua Cath- Morphj Broo., Ii MILLER'S BARBER AND children have been prepared for the BEAUTY SHOP load of them was returned to St. oUcg, there’s an English novelist, Blue Front Shoe Repair Co reception of the Sacrament. Louis this week. Yes. it’s the hor-'Isabel C. Clarke, who publishes two CKaava OSSaJ UZ7 Wmlaat Str««l The exemplification of the major Oar qu*Ut)r of Sbo* B*p*iriiir double* the life rible truth. England is touchy, and books a year in New York city. We of a pair o f shoe* and mean* raal eoanomr PERMANENT WAVING, |10 degrees of the K. of C. will take the priest-novelist trod on her corns. Americans treat her very kindly. and eomfoit. Saaaonable pricea. Djaina mod All Beaut; Wortc place on Sunday. The class will be In “ ftiests” he cracked a rude joke I’m the Isabel Clarke for the SL 1829 Curtia St. ^ Champa 3901 AURORA At Beasoaable Prices known as “ The Bishop's‘Class.” In about the Prince of Wales and the j Louis publisher— but consider what ilmod Work !• Oar MoCte the evening a sumptuous banquet will horse that so often shed him. Eng-1 London has done to me! The Eng­ Macaluso Bros. be served at which the Rt. Rev. land bristled. It’s lese majesty now j lish made things so hot for the book- Bishop will be the principal speaker. to hint that fly-paper niii;ht hold his' store my publisher has in London JOHN SICKLES Ma3rflower Hotel royal highness to his steed. Mary,that to save his neck, hcAhipped my Honra: » to 12; 1 to 6 Phone Main *487 The Most Beaotifally Furnished The Altar and Rosary society held FtmH and Salt Meats its regular monthly business and Jemison truthfully told in “ The Gold- novels madly back overseas. I write Residence Phono, York 2888 Hotel in Denver. social meeting last Wednesday eve­ en Squaw” that the British soldiers almost invariably about the Irish, Poultry Fire Minotea from the Shopping Dis­ ning at the sodality hall. Members paid the Indians for American scalps, and tell the truth about their virtues. PricM Rlcfat trict. were given an opportunity of viewing even the scalps of women and chil­ To succeed with anything Irish in DR. J. J. O’NEIL, DENTISL 8S«7 w. asta At«. the new Benediction veil, which was dren. England gagged at that. The England, your Celtic viewpoint must Comer 17th Ave. at Grant be green-eyed. Witness the u^ly East Dsnv^s Laitwt Drvr Stors PHONE MAIN aiaa purchased by the society. It was English “ Catholic Gazette” writes of Suite 722 Mack Bmlding, 16th and California SU. unanimously voted that a “ cooking” Father Whalen's “ The Ex-Nun:" drama, ‘Juno and the Paycock,’ which sale be held Saturday, Sept 17, to “ We understand in the States the dragg^ for a few short starving make possible the purchase of dishes char-women drive to their daily duty weeks in New York, but stayed a used on the occasions of the fair and in limousines. They can afford to couple of .years in London. The Eng­ LEANERS AND DYERS— DENTIST the Blaster Monday supper. buy the Whalen novels; we can’t.” lish love to see the Irish roasted; 4 Father Whalen when- interviewed also us Yanks treated rough. I CTRIANGLE CLEANERS & DYERS Dr. F. J. Claffey St Mary’s school opened Sept 6 wasn’t exactly crashed to earth. “ I should worry! My ‘Ex-Nun’ went Men’s Suits Cleaned and Pressed with a splendid enrollment. get good and bad reviews of my stuff into three editions in three months. 9lS Republic Bldg. Phone Mein 1824 The play, “ The Family Dpstaii^” over here,” he said, fanning himself I’ve enough buyers for my output 75c lO O U ; l-lti 1-t—Brealas* aad flaaiart bjr •OPointaMt will be presented by the Annunciation with the “ Irish World,” “ but the at home. The sole of me hand and Dramatic club on Sunday, O ct 9. English critics just banded together the back of me foot to Londdn! But We Clean Oriental and Navajo Rugs, The proceeds of the play be used to murder me; not a single notice was I do hope we won’t go to war about Draperies, Gowns and Laces. to meet the final payment on the decent. England resents that we’re i t ” pi]M organ, which was bought and 1827 l^ark Avenue ' Phone York 2877 FAIR PRICES TO ALL paid for by the members of the club. The whole parish feels indebted and Busses for Springs PUEBLO KNIGHTS most nateiul to the club for this valuable donation. School Children PLAN OOM PAH CASCADE LAUNDRY COMPANY Hertzler $ Westminster bimdry The Daughters of S t Theresa are BRANCH OFFIOU holding their regular monthly busi­ Colorado Springs.— St. Mary's and Pueblo.— ^The Knights of Columbus 1643 TrMMBt—538 ISth Si.— 1648 Broadway- 423 E. ITlIi Ava. ness aiid social meeting Thursday at Corpus Christi schools opened on Com Pah will be held this year on 1133 17tb St. II SU V IC E STORES t l SERVICE STORES the sodality hall. Tuesday, September 6, with, larger Nov 16 to 21 inclusive. The plans as Oaaear't Meat Procroaalva Lm adir— Where Taar Pa' Appradatad— l4Se WallM 8l qfEANINO, 1001 FaurtMatt St. Requiem High Masses announced enrollments than last .year. Two outlined, with all seven parishes di­ Moat Reasonable Prices in the City. 1847-46 MarkalSE, MpiaSOU SOS FourtMBth St. PRESSING MHl 738 ElflitMatii St. for the week were as follows: Mon­ rectly interested in its success, will 1007 Lariiaw St. busses are now in operation for the a - Tie :E. SavMttMBlb A*.. REPAIRING 1S4I BrMdwaf 708 E. CoUaa At*. day, for Pat Sullivan, requested by accommodation of pupils living at make the Oom Pah bi^ er and better ♦ - .••A 8 » “ 1003 Biwdwey I2IB E. C^Iaa At *. the K. of C.; Friday, for Mrs. Pat great distances from St, Mary’s than ever. Pueblo parishes are repre­ Smith. Prayers were offered for the sented on the executive board by their 1833 WELTON STREET PMONESi MAIN 1185. MAIN 8313 school who wish to enjoy the advan­ repose of the soul of Patrick T. tages of attending a Catholic school. pastors. Martin Walters, a prominent ^Lii^loche, formerly of Leadville, who business man of the city, will be the NAST STUDIO died recently at Canon City. Much interest was manifested in general chairman. The Oom Pah will the class elections which were held PS*MI ■ M U R— ■■■! be held in the Knights of Columbus PHOTOGRAPHS FATHER NEBRICH HEADS ST. Friday morning in the assembly hall home on 6th street, where every Spocial Diiconot Rate* to First CommiuiicaBt* and Gradaatas XAVIER DEPT. at St. Mary’s. *1116 following students available inch of space in the buildin were elected for the year; Seniors,- will be used. The “ Days of ’49” wil WE SPECIALIZE IN GROUPS Cincinnati.— The Rev. F. X. Ne- president, Olive Fonts;* secretary, KfsRIch brich, S.J., for twenty years professor be in charge of L. Langdon, Leo 827 ISth Straet— Corsar of Champa Cecelia Heid; treasurer, Genevieve Kelly and ^m uel Parlipaino. of Greek, will become head of the Kiser; historian, Harriet Kemp. Jun­ therefore econom ical Greek department in the College of iors, president, John Hcaly; secretary, J. J. Prendergast, accompanied by Liberal Arts, St. Xavier’s college. Vincent Regan; treasurer, Michael .’ifs son, John Prendergast, Jr., left I Father Nebrith formerly was a mem­ Sunday for Kansas City, where they Bluhill ber of the faculty of Mundelein (Il­ Fitzpatrick; historian, Kathleen Mc­ Better Work at Moderate Prices Intyre. Sophomores, president, Mar­ will visit relatives. John, Jr., wUl linois) seminary and of St. Stanis­ study dentistry at St Louis univer­ i laus' seminary, Florissant, Mo. He ianna Vandenberg; secretary, Ben Coffee Hoskins; treasurer, Kevin McCar- sity this year. t was educated at Canisius college, Buf­ Mrs. Leo Dillon of Greeley is spend falo, N. Y., and at Falkenburg uni­ ville; historian, Ann Richards. Fresh Plant: Branch: men, president. Bob Vandenberg; ing a week with her parents, Mr. and Foorteentfa and versity, Holland. Mrs. J. F. Parley. OeUaz and secretary . and historian, George California Dodge; treasurer, Arthur Regan. Edward Woods, who has been very WaehingtoB The students at S t Mary’s are en­ ill at Minnequa hospital, is now im­ joying a new Orthophonic victrola, proving nicely. which has recently been added to the Miss Marguerite Clyne left this CLEANERS and DYERS school equipment. week for Notre Dame, where she will PHONES: YORK 469, YORK 5894 A Requiem High Mass was cele­ continue her studies LET BARNES Maa’s SniU Tboronghly Claanad and Prasaad, 61.00 brated at Sacred He^irt church Mon­ Eugene McCabe, the son of Mr. day morning at 9 . o’clock for Pat­ and Hr?. Edward McCabe, left Sun COURSES rick Henry Mahon, after which the day for Creighton university, where remains were taken to Clyde, Kan., he will study accounting and finance. for interment Mi^ Agnes Murphy and Charles INCREASE Mr. and Mrs. Richard Clough and Beatty were married recently at daughter, Marie, have returned home Canon City by the R t Rev. Abbot I - from a trip to Canada and the Pacific Cyprian Bradley: Mr. Beatty is a Northwest Miss Clough will leave conductor on the Santa Fe system. YOUR here Oct. 1 fop New York, where she Mrs. Beatty was also employed by will study music this winter. the Santa Fe in its main offices in OPENING James Flaherty, former Colorado Pueblo. EARNINGS college student, who has been visit­ Terrence Curran, John Cavanaugh SCHOOL ing friends in this city, has returned and A1 Codec, cTadnates from St to his home in Miami, Patrick’s high swool, left this week In addition to our regular Bookkeeping, Stenographic, Secretarial, Telegraphy and Miss Mildred DeLongchamps, who for Denver, where they will enroll at has been spending the summer with St. Thomas’ seminary to study for the Comptometer Courses, offered in both the day and night schools, the following her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. DeLong­ priesthood. champs, - has returned to Casper, Walter J. Gamel sfiecial night courses will start this week. The evenings are Monday, Tuesday, The annual picnic given by St Wednesday and Thursday, from seven to nine. * Wyo., where she teaches Latin in the Casper high school. Patrick’s parish was a huge success. Miss Eileen O'Connor, daughter Over 600 people were served with SALESMANSHIP AND ADVERTISING— COMMERCIAL ART— Instructor; Harold Ware Hull. of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. O’Connor of dinner in the cafeteria style. The Lettering, Fashion Illustration, Advertising Illnstra- crowd was the largest ever present Decorating Co. Instructors: E. A. Krueger and C. B. Roth. 414 West Bijou street, who has been tion. Poster Work. • Monday and Wednesday evenings. at a parish picnic. The weather was General and Specialty Salesmanship; Adver­ visiting with relatives in Indianapolis, Ind., for the last two months, has re­ idea}. tising; Sales Letters ^ Demonstration Sales. SPANISH— Instructor: Mrs. Anita Deus, a native Leo Callahan is spending several New Location— September l-7th, at teacher. Beginning and advanced classes.^ Particu­ turned to Sacred Heart college in Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Louisville, Ky. She vnll enroll as a weeks in Denver, visiting relatives. lar attention given to conversational Spanish. Mon­ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pettit are the WALTON ACCbUNTING COURSES— In­ day and Wednesday evenings. junior in the high school department. structor: W. C. McConnelL Walton Ac­ Robert Rollins, 511 North Pine proud parents of a baby boy, born 3781 Federal Blvd. (Com er 38th Ave.) counting has to its credit the largest number SPEED CLUBS— Fo» former students and others de­ street, left last week for Canon City, redently at St. Mary’s hospital. of Certified PubMc Accountants of all sys­ siring to qualify for reporting high-speed work. where he will attend the Abbey tems published. Monday and Wednesday Shorthand, Tuesday and 'Tnursday; Typewriting, school. SEVEN TAKE FINAL evenings. Monday and Wednesday. The Misses Bess and Helen Hart­ VOWS IN SOCIETY To each child, accompanied‘ by parent, a Paint Box of nett of 226 South Wahsatch avenue Review courses in all commercial subjects a specialty. A strong staff of were visitors in Denver last week. Techny, 111.— Seven young men Water Colors and Brush will be given FREIE. Miss Natalia Carroll, formerly a took their perpetual vows in the So­ experienced teachers. Very moderate tuition rates. New classes every resident of Colorado Springs but ciety of the Divine Word at St. Monday. Largest private school in Rocky Mountain Region. now reaidnig in Evanston, 111., is Mary’s Mission house here, when spending two weeks in this city. twenty-four renewed and nine pro­ There are excellent opportunities in the business field for oflRce workers who are The ladies of Corpus Christi guil^ nounced the first vows. At the same Complete Line of Sunproof Products thoroughly qualified. In August we received 148 applications for office workers and will entertain at a card partyy on the time thirty other young men were evening of Sept. 21 in Corpus Christi being received into the society's novi­ Interior and Exterior Painting filled 115 positions. Write or telephone for new sixty-eight-page catalog mailed free hall. tiate at the American motherhouse upon request. ■' of the society on the shores of Lake Paperhanging— Decorating ST. XAVIER’S, STADIUM DRIVE Beulah, East Troy, Wis., some sixty WINS SUPPORT miles distant. Among these latter Wall Paper— PainU Cincinnati, 0.— Public co-operation were six promising young men for and enthusiasm are greeting the St. Autfuatine sem in ^ for colored Glass— Oil Barnes Commercial School stadium campaigrn of S t Xavier’s aspirants to the religious priesthood, college here, Morgan W.« Williams, which seminary is sponsored and con­ Barnes Building, 1410-20 Glenarm St., Denver, Colorado chairman of the organization com­ ducted by the Society of the Divine mittee, has announced. The cam­ Word. Three colored brothers have ■ ■ 1 Member of Association of Accredited Commercial Schools. paign is being conducted to erect a just finished their novitiate and will 3781 Federal Blvdi Phone Gallop 558 stadium with a 26,000 seating capac­ return to S t Augustine’s for a year ity at Corcoran field. of teaching.

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MEMBER OF PROMINENT St. John’s Parish FAMILY DIES; AGED 86 Letter Tells of Card. Dougherty HERE THEY ARE New Store Washington. — Funeral servic > I PMtarinx corn-fed Baby Baof. for Miss Alice Lawrenson Riggs, mem­ Vicissitudes of Is Welcomed Home Wliat Does It ber of the Riggs family, prominent Firat grade Oroeeriet, Fmlti and in the early history of Washington, Philadelphia. — With the cheers Vegetablee. Zang’a lee Cream. Mean to the Patron? who died at her residence here, were China Missioners of hundreds ringing in his ears, held at S t Matthew’s church with a His Eminence Denis Cardinal Tbe Quality of Every Farebaae Solemn Mass of Requiem. The Rev. Goaranteed. Marykuoll, N. Y.— So far. In the Dougherty, Archbishop o f Phila­ Tlx very fact that the Horan Mortu­ T. Lawrason Riggs, chaplain o f Cath­ delphia, returned home last week on ary, wHb its two splendid chapels, olic activities at Yale university, a China muddle, Maryknoll priests have been less troubled than their the French liner, lie de Prance, after THIRD AVE. MARKET is equipped with modem facilities in nephew of the deceased, was cele­ a four months’ tour o f Europe. erery particnlar does not mran that brant; the Rev. Edward L. Bockey, American confreres, especially the ■■f Passionists and the Vincentians. This The arrival of His Eminence in Comer Third and Fllmore oor pnces exceed those of others. pastor of S t Matthew’s, deacon, and New York earlier in the day was the Rev. John J. Callahan, also of has been brought--home by a letter, B. A. Magee, Prop. marked by the shrieking welcomes On the other hand, finer facilities S t Matthew’s, subdeacon. dated about a month ago, to the enable us to render a better service Maryknoll superior from Father Dan­ o.f sirens of ferries and o^ er craft in than would otherwise be possible, but Bom in Washington eighty-six the harbor and by the greetings of years ago, Miss Riggs was the daugh­ iel McGUlicnddy, C.M. Father McGil- at no greatex' cost to the patron. / licuddy seems to feel that the worst more than one hundred clergymen PONY FINISH ter of the late George Washington is over. He writes; and laymen of the Archdiocese of Riggs, who in 1864 founded Riggs Service Within the Means of All “ Our mission (Vincentian) in E[an- Philadelphia at Quarantine aboard New! company, which afterward became chow, after five months of military Mayor Walker’s reception boat, Ma­ the Riggs National bank. Mr. Riggs comb. FELTS first entered the banking business in occupation by the Nationalist soldiers, was finally evacuated on June 1. So, Enthusiastic over his return, de­ Improved! The greatest buy in the city at 1840, as head of the firm of Cor­ on the Feast of Pentecost, our Chris­ noting by his every action excel­ coran and Rigs^ tians were able to hear Mass publicly lent health he enjoys, the Cardinal for the first time in five months. spoke a few words to each of the $ 1 . 9 5 ( USTENING IN “ Our Italian confreres in the 160 members of the archdiocese who LIGNITE Vicariate of Kiran have suffered ter­ met him as he stepped from Us (Continued from Page 1) ribly. Practically all their missions private car at the Wert Philadelphia car? The company oflBcialt deny thU have been occupied by the soldiers station. He posed good-natnredly and offer to prove their honesty by since the first of January, and they for newspaper and motion picture EGG Soft luxurious felt in a great sobmitting to inspoction, bnt who are still in that condition. photographers, and, -with his nieces, — A new method of variety of styles and colors. dares to do tbe inspecting? Perhaps “ In one city of the Kigan Vicar­ the Misses Evelyn and Mildred Mc­ loading assures cleaner Quality considered, you can al­ the commission may function. Will iate, a Chinese priest and his teacher Cormick, and three priests, entered ways do better at this body of experiencod and im­ were cruelly beaten and then buried an automobile and was driven to his and larger coal. partial men dare to take np the ques­ alive, out of hatred for the Faith. residence. tion of a living wage? How much “ Last week, in the same place, a Despite his pleasant trip, which he — ^now $5.15 should a miner, the average miner, in Sister of Charity was brutally beaten said had been one of the most en­ a ton Huerfano county get for a year’s by a soldier. Her comette was tom joyable he had ever experienced. His G r e e n ’ s labor in order to keep his family in to shreds, and if the servants had not Eminence declared he was glad to frugal comfort, provide the oppor­ mshed to her aid, she would have be home. The First and Broadway tunity for the edncation of his chil­ been killed. "No country we have seen can 33rd and Williams dren, reasonable recreation, and his 'J^St now, there seems to be a compare with our own,” said the inevitable old age? Is the operator turn ih the tide. Proclamations have Cardinal. Rio Grande LUTH’S GARAGE Downing Creamery paying a living wage? If he is, they been issued giving us protection and “ I attended the jubilee celebration MRS. BEATRICE H. SIMON have only to make this fact known forbidding soldiers to occupy the of Cardinal Gasparri, Papal Secretary Gradoate^ Inetituto Mutieal Art Day and Night Service.. South 4776 •New York City j ALL CREAMERY PRODUCTS and all will be well. Bnt if the miner missions. These same documents of State, after which we traveled Fuel Co. > 16 Yean’ Factory Experience at De­ Will Accept Pupils In lee Cream, Butter, Xggi, Milk, is not getting what It costs him to practically decree ‘liberty of con­ through Italy, Switzerland, Ger­ troit— E m i t Repairing on all feed his children, mnch less to pro­ many, Denmark, Norway and then to Second and Santa Fe Makes of Cars Cream, etc. science,’ and place onr Christians on Piano, Sight-Singing and vide the other things that a living the same level with other citizens. England, where we embarked at Ply­ South 56 Tires and Accessories— Storage Prank HeiMl, Prop. wage implies, then why not? Is the Time will tell just, how mnch sincer­ mouth for home. Ear-Training Alameda and South Logan Mala tlt7 S24« DMraiai operator unable to pay more? Can ity there is to this. “ I took a qruise about Norway, be­ 1115 GRANT STREET he show an itemis^ statement of “ Most of the missioners who were ginning at Bergen, and went as far Phone Champa 6630 ^ Barbara—West Vernon Hotel ■■■■■■■m iraiiiM cost of prqdnction along with his obliged to leave for Shanghai are north as a boat can go. We went Elgin, B. W . Rajrmdnd, 21 Jl.; selling price that will convince any returning to the interior. It is beyond Spitzenberg, up to 81 degrees Hamilton, 21 JL, and Baum Dry Goods, NoHons, Hosiery, Barber Shop body of reasonable men, as they sui^ fortunate that we remained in the 13 minutes north. That is about 687 ” It Pays to Look Woll” ly are reasonable, that he too is suf­ sion. The Jesuit Fathers of the nautical miles from the North Pole. Special, 21 - Jewel, Railroad Shoes and Gents’ Fumuhingt Special Attention Given to Ladies fering proportionately as mueh_ as Anhwei province returned and were After that we returned to Bergen. Watches, nearly Wholesale, and Children the men who dig his coal? What again driven out. One of the Ital- While we were in Spitzenberg I $38.85 up to $44.50. LEGERE & BROWN about these discriminating freight' ' ' ian Jesuits was killed at the time of ylsited the spot from which Amund­ Send for Price Liet Successors to N. A. Trelan / 1207 EAST COLFAX AVE. rates that we heard so much about the expulsion.’’ sen started for the North Pole in his MATH. J. SCHMITT Phone Franklin 385-W when the C.F.RI. was laying down a dirigible and also the spot from P. O. Box 532, Emporia, Kanias 3100 Gflpin Phone York 2549 barrage of propaganda in prepara­ which Commander Byrd started in tion for the last wage cnt? Is it true P.-T. A. to Be Formed an airplane for the Pole. THE ECONOMY STORE that Colorado coal cannot go as far “ Id no (Other part of the world is Quality Dry Good* V A N ZA N T eut as Wyoming coal, nor as far at St. Francis’ it possible for a boat to sail so far JEWELERS, OPTOMETRISTS We store komsohoM east as Illinois coal can come west? north as in that section, as the in­ SHOES AND FURNISHINGS (S t Francis de Sales Parish) Rio Grande, Burlington, Santa Fe roods and mershaadise Is there no way to help the operator fluence of the Gulf stream is felt.’ 22 years in busiBess here. CanTiug Wnteb InqpMiora ■ /. sell more coal, and to help 1dm get Mrs. Fred Dick, state organizer for The scenery in Norway is superb.” only Standard Brands. DUFFY STORAGE AND square deal from the Interstate the Colorado Congpress of Parents His immediate plans, His Eminence Diamoads, Watches, Jewelry, Etc. A, J. RECHT oot MOVING CO. Commerce commission? and Teachers, has been invited by said, were to “ go to my home and .'3 Y Own Terms the Rev. J. J. Donnelly, pastor o f St do a lot- of routine work.” Phone AiVadn 34W. Arnuin, Cele. Phone So'nth 1891 772 Saifta Fe Francis de Sales’ church, to meet the Tim Cardinal’s party included his We innocent byttanden are bnm- PboM York 1009 Res. Pheaa York 6384 FOR YOUR NEXT MARCEL mothers of the children in that school niecA, the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph A. Work CaUed for and D elirer^ ing up with curiosity over these vital in the school auditorium Wednesday, Whitaker, S.T.L., rector of the PARK HILL TAILORS .Eyes Examined TRY questions. And onr curiosity is not Sept. 21, at 2:30, for the purpose Church of Our Lady of Mercy; the THE HIGHLAND PARK Spots and Stains of the idle brand either, because ex­ of establishing a St Francis de Rt. Rev. Msgr. James A. Mullin, AND CLEANERS perience has shown that it is the in­ A - BUGDANOWrrZ, Prop. GUsses Sales’ Parent-Teachers’ association. rector of the (jhurch of Our Lady of Expert In BEAUTY PARLOR Even the most obstinate nocent bystsuider who gets shot when That stains and spots may often The success of the Parent-Teachers’ Lourdes, and the Rev. Dennis J. R£M(K>£UNG, REPAUtlNC, CL£ANING f') Mary De Nave there is serious strike trouble. We AND PRESSING Satisfy be removed from fabrics associations in other parochial schools Broughal, rector of the Church of Ladiea’ and GenUemen'e Suita Hade to Order 3164 West Fairriow PUca do not want an army o f imported of the city has encouraged Father Conseiratieo* by those whose emerienee thngs and gunmen who will Idll fo r the Ascension o f Our Lord. We Alao Remodel, Bepair and Clean Para ' GaUup 4076 is based on scientinc train­ Donnelly to give his approval of the The Very Rev. Msgr. George L. of AU Kinda SsrrlM the fnn of it^ and dare the miners 4822 E. 23rd Are. DanTer.Cele. ing. Let U8 cleanse the organization of an association in his Leech, J.C.D., secreta^ of the Reasonable QUALITY & SERVICE OUR MOTTO to fight back as “ Black Jack” Malone school. Preliminary work of organ­ Apostolic Legation at Washington, cloth the safe way—the cor­ end his crew did, in the Denver Prices rect way. ization is being carried on with the conveyed a special greeting to His tramway strike. Esprit d’Amour BROTHERS Cleaning— Dyaing. assistance of Mrs. Famular, a mem­ Eminence on behalf of Monsignor BIFOCAL Pressing— Repairing ber of the parish, who has been ac­ Pietro Fumasoni-Biondi, Apostolic PHARMACY "Will there be a strike?*’ The best tively associated with the Cathedral Delegate. Beauty Shoppe OPTICAL 0. W. Brothers, M.A., Prop. answer we can give is “Qnien Sabe,’’ branch for several years. The school Leaving Philadelphia April 30, the CO. children will caxry home personal in­ All Kinds of Phoaa Champa 9241-9242 Reagan Bros. but we will be bold and guess, no. Cardinal spent virtually four months We feel that this is a splendid oppor­ vitations to their mothers to attend in an extended tour of Europe. He B eau^ Work 1809 WILLIAII >. MsLAIN 3301 Larimer Cleanen and Dy«ra tunity to smoke out some facts whick the first meeting and to become' was granted a private audience with CHAMPA OptwisW st T74 South Broadway may evantmally l a ^ not to a strika, charter members of4he asseciation. the Pope on May 28, and again on Expert Operators AURORA DRUG CO. but to tha conviction on tha part of “ The Fransalian,” a new monthly June 8. Both interviews ended with 3046 W. 38th Are. Phone Y<»k 8199 I - the operators that they most change publication put ont by the students Preecriptione A Speebtlty Phone South 520 _ the bestowal of the Apostolic Bene­ .Near Federal CLARKSON CASH. CARRY their ways, as tba public service cor- of St. Francis de Sales’ high school, diction on the Cardinal’s nieces. Phone Gallnp 1723 porations over tbe country are cbang- makes its initial appearance this Corn-Fed Heats Onr Special^ ins tbeir ways; lay tbeir canb on tba week. It will be a four-page news- Open Wed. and Sat. Erealngi Fresh Fruit and Vegetablea > A Complete Drug Store DENVER N.C.C.W. TO nntil S o'clock. Other eTcnlnca Free DeUvety Call The Regiater table and let ns see wbat they M papcr carrying acMuuts of thilie activ­ by appointment. makiny, and trust to public opinion ities of the school and will be pub­ MEET ON MONDAY W. J. McCabe, Prop. Pheaa A*r«rs S »-W for Fine Job Printing to five them a aqnara daal. lished on the 16th of each month of UBS. D. E. OBIPPm Comer E. 17th Awe. and Clarksoe $1. the scholastic year. A large sUdT of high school students was appointed On next Monday at 2 o’clock the Monday morning. They took np Aeir Denver deanery of the N.C.C.W. wUl duties- at once mth such enthusiasm hold its regular monthly meeting at that ads, copy, subscriptions and sdl the Argonaut hotel Member organ­ details were pushed through fart izations are requested to be present enongh to have the first number in in a v large numbers as possible. It FISHEL-WALKER BUICK, INC. Special— from Davis & Shaw’s tbe *hands of the readers before the is only by attendance at the meet­ I end of the week. The name, ob­ ings that understanding, sympathy Denver Dealers viously a contraction of the name and cohesion of thon^t and aim Francis de Sales, it is thought will may be obtained. When the attend­ Offer Outstanding Values in Reconditioned not be confined to the school paper, ance at the deanery meetings is poor, but will be applied in the future to it argues that few have any inkling and Guaranteed Used Cars. 2S^ Anniversary Sale all students of St. Francto de Sales’ of what the organization can mean school. to (Catholic thought and enterprise. Look at thete ^ ces The first regular meeting of the When one is talfing with Dr. Anne Holy Name boys of the parish was Nicholson, the conception she has of 1927 Buick Standard Sedan...... ^1,075 held in the athletic hall under the the unlimited influence of Catholic direction of T. M. Carroll, A. G. women when organized and directed 1926 Buick Master Sedan...... $1,095 Weric and the Rev. P. G. Smith. by intelligent, capable officials, is The boy leaders had received coach­ vividly impressed upon the listener 1926 Buick Standard Sedan...... $895 ing on tbe conducting of Uie meeting The women in Washington are in a conference with Mr. Teschner, women to be proud of, and they are 1925 Buick Standard Coupe... . $850 organizer for the Diocesan Union, advised by tte giants of the Church. Many Others to Choose Prom at S t Rose of Lima’s Wednesday What they do can be done here. evening. Over sixty boys were ha But what power, what leadership can WHY PAY MORE? , attendance, and Friday evening’s they exert if the rank and file do not appreciate them enongh to inform meeting was an unprecedented suc­ Open Sundays and Evenings cess. 'The boys will arrange a smoker themselves about their work, and en­ for Septemb^ 22, the night of the list in the effort to make Catholic FISHEL-WALKER BUICK, INC. Dempsey-Tunney fight, to which womanhood a positive force, a force their fathers and other members of to be felt throughout the land? E. Colfax at Lincoln Main 8277 the Holy Name society are invited. Every one should attend the meet­ \ T h ^ b ig fight returns will be re­ ings and try to find the work to ce iv e by radio in the hall where the which she is adapted, for there is work for all , s m o ^ is held. The shop wishes to thank those,— who sent in children's clothing, a s '^ DENVERITE ENTERS it is the most urgent need of the poor. A sympathetic response to ap­ PAULIST SEMINARY peals from the unfortunate is both consolation and inspiration to' furth­ ANOTHER CASE (Holy Family Parish) er effort. Mrs. Katherine Sutton gave a de­ Miss Coughlin has been invited to lightful farewell party on September address the national, convention of 9 for her brother, Hugh Harney, who the N.C.C.W,, which will be held in of Where Hidden Virtues left Denver Sept, 11 to go to the Washington, D. C., the latter part of Panlist seminary in New Jersey to this month. study for the priesthood. Built a Reputation Her guests were Mr. and Mrs. A. I, 500 IJ^H PILGRIMS Looks are, more often than not, deceiving. Mere casaal Hamburger, Mr. and Mrs. E. Menzel, ON TRIP TO LOURDES Mr. A. McNulty, Mesdames, Faye, appearances count for little, reputations are built on Sandeson, E. Lantz, Isenhart, Dublin. — Nearly 1,600 pilgrims hidden virtues. Englehardt and the Misses Ames from various parts of Ireland have This is true of things as well as of men. Coal, for in­ McNulty, Henrietta King, Josephine departed for Lourdes, with the Rev. Englehardt, Augusta Englehardt, G. Turley, C.C., St. Andrew’s, W e ^ stance, all looks pretty much alike to most of us; as in Mary Becker, Catherine Becker, land row, as their leader and spirit­ men, the virtues are hidden. Charlotte Hamburger and Lucille ual director.' In Dublin the city com­ Hidden virtues build slowly but they build surely. And Hamburger. At that time the com­ missioners offered an ambulance, and for 10 years the hidden virtues of our products have .been 100 Fiber Ferneries mittee from the Altar and Rosary so­ the Knights of St Columbanus com­ ciety presented Mr. Harney with a forts for the sick, for whom the Rev. steadily building our reputation for furnishing the qual­ purse of $69. The evening was J. Fitzgibbon, C.C., Arran Quay, ities you want, and have a right to expect, in your coal. a ^ . 7 5 spent in playing games, and refresh made all all the arrangements. In Obviously, we couldn’t afford fo sell inferior fuel now, ments were served. Ireland and England the S t John The Altar and Rosary society was Ambulance association undertook the even if we cared to. entertained on Thursday by Mrs. transferring of the sick at the trains Henry, assisted by Mrs. Osborne and and steamers, and the French Red Paramount Forked Lump...... ,$7.50 Beat Jack Froat to it thia year and enjoy the I r ^ hm aty Mrs. Martelon. A very pleasant after­ Cross society assisted in Paris. The noon was spent. Bishops, at a recent meeting, ap­ Imperial Boulder Valley Lump...... $6.50 and companiooahip of your ferns, coleus, geraniums and The Altar and Rosarjr society card proved of a national pilgrimage to Sold Nowhere Else foschias all winter long. You can easily do it when you party on Tuesday evening was a suc­ the Holy Land in 1980, to be organ­ Industrial Lump ...... $7.50 have a Pemery. The Pemery we aiu oflering you is nice cess. ized by the Catholic Tnith society. looking and well made. It is made of reed, finished cafe an With Each Ton of the Above Coals We Will Give a Sack PASSIONISTS CREATE lilt. Length 80 inohea, width 11 inehes, height 31 inchea. BUILDER OF FAMOUS of Kindling FREE ENGLISH PROVINCE GROTTO VISITS HERE Bemoyable galvanized faoh trough. Priced $2.00 below reg­ (Continued from Page 1) p ular. 100 Femeriei we have should all be sold tomorrow. London. — The Anglo-Hibcmian province of the Passionist congre­ having been invited to do this on ac­ gation has been divided into two. The count of ttie fame of that at West Dan O’Hara Coal English province will include Wales Bend. He has also built a large and and its provincial is the Very Rev. beautiful parish chmrch at Wert Bend. Father Alban, C.P., and the Irish A recent noted visitor to the grotto Company province will take in Scotland also, was the Rt. Rev. Thomas W. Drumm, ^with the Very Rev. Father Sebastian, D.D., Bishop of Des Moines, who, hav­ South Franklin at. East Mexico C.P., as provincial. Though the de­ ing heard of the fame of the work, 1434 Champa St cision to divide the Anglo-Hibemian spent several hours examining it. Denver, Colorado OppsMte Oas S E le ^ e BMg. province was reached some time ago, Last year, 2,700 newspapers carried certain domestic matters had to be a special article about the grotto. Call South 7532 Tdday adjusted and the news has only just West Bend is in the Sioux City dio­ been made public. cese. ■ 4** .W Thursday, September 15, 1927 PAGE SIX GOLDEN SOCIETY ' PARK HILL PLUMBING AND FR. SCHNEIDER NO COST HEATING CO. Fr. Kipp Lays ELECTS OFFICERS H ie Q itlid k Bible, IDiistrated, New IS TRANSFERRED F«r M B t> «aB m t Repa^dng a Specialty— Service fir. ou Want It Cornerstone of (St. Joseph’s Parish) St. Joseph’s Church, Golden.— ^New STAHL, Manager ' Father John Schneider, who has officers were elected at the meeting Large Type EditioD MAIN tS40 Dependable Installation been stationed here for the past of St, Joseph’s Altar society at the IKTH AND WELTON STS. Ignacio Church three 3rears, received notice this week rectory on last Thursday afternoon, 4630 Eaat 23rd Ave., D«mv«’ pooay V*nioo, CMd and Naw Tutament with Annota* of his transfer to New Orleans, La. Mrs. Thomhs (Rising was chosen tioaa ai^ Referenoee, as also a Chronological Indax. While here he madh many friends, president, Mrs. T. G. Gairisom vice Pk. York 7609. Rat. Ph. York 7609 Durango.— ^Lsat Thursday at Ig­ especially with the Boy Scouts, of president, and Mrs. George Smith, BRACONIER Translated from the Latin nacio. the cornerstone of the new whom he had charge, and has achieved secretary and treasurer. Father Crane Antomatic Gas Water Heater, Vulgate. chhrdi was laid hy Rev. Father Kira. some wonderful results. The parish Moran expressed his appreciation for for i Monthly Payment Plan The stone was olessed before the as a whole regrets his leaving, but the w on d^ u l work that had been ac­ 1,300 Pages, size 5%x8 inches. Mass, At the High Mass Father Kipp wishes him well in his new field of complished under the able leadership PLUMBING AND VINCENT KANDORF Binding Black SUk Cloth, was celebrant. Father Martoreil, dea­ labor. He left Tuesday. Father A. of Mrs. T. G. Garrison, the retiring Plumbing— Heating Roun^^>6omers, red edges, |2, con, and Father Jamee, snbdeacon. A. Zeller will have charge of the president, and presented her with a HEATING The attendance was good in spite of beautiful rosary as a mark of ap­ Jobbing Promptly Attended To Scouts. 1710 E. 6tk Avo., Doavor, Colo. Postpaid. the rain and mad. After the cere­ The Married Ladies’ sodality and preciation. The report submitted Phoae Seatb 1679 1076 S. Gaylord Other Bindings from to $18. monies a dinner was served to all the Archconfratemity will receive showed that $3,978.70 had been present by the members o f the parish Holy Communion in a body Sunday raised by the Altar society in the last Graveline Electric Co. Every Catholic Should Have in the new Mexican hall, which was BYRNE the Holy Bible. the 7 o’clock Mass. two years. recently constructed. The ninth gradi grade _girls are practle- A card party has been planned for ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Patronize the Home Concerns. Father Brunner of Mancos was a ing for basketball. Other grades are Thursday evening, Srat 28, at the ELECTRICAL CO. visitor at St. Colnmba’a rectory the preparing to form teams under the Berrimoor hotel in Golden. Mrs. Installers of Bed Seal Vfiring past week. direction of Father Zeller. Contracton and Enfirinaers Robert Cuthbertson will be in charge Wiring, Motors, Repairs, Fixtnres Repair Work Our Specialty Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleck have Enrollment of the school, at this of this affair, which promises to bo The gone to Cincinnati, where they will writing, is about 875. Prospects are one of the finest social affairs o f the York 1414 965 HodiMa 919 E. Alaasada Soetk $ f t i viiut with Mr. Fleck's brother. bright towuds a total enrollment of season. P. Harry B y p e Denver, Colo. Little Mary Dowell, who has been 400. Mrs. Chris. Duppman, who has been JiuDes Garke Church Goods House confined to Mercy hospital for the Requiem Mass for Harry O’Brien, seriously ill, is on the road to re MARTIN J. CULLEN past seven weeks suffering from ty­ who met a sudden death Labor Day, covery. Phona Champa 2199. 1638*40 Trmnmit St. Danvar, Colo. phoid fever, has recovered and re­ was said last Thursday at 9 o’clock LANDSCAPE by Father Kenny. Father Kenny Father Moran was elected a mem­ turned to her home in Alamosa with ber of the Golden Kiwanis club at DESIGNER I her parents, 'Ur. and Mrs. William preached an excellent sermon on the HOME GROWN TREES. deceased and to the bereaved rel­ the last regular meeting. DowelL William Levings, a former Rei PLANTS AND SEEDS Mr. and Mrs. William Binkley, atives. O’Brien leaves to mourn his latwaabenal Nutiwt r untimely death, his mother and, sev­ college man, has been added tcT't 4S7B Wyaadem STOP I A T Miss Mary Gallavan and Miss Edi^ eral _siaters and brothers, among them faculty bfi the Colorado School of Gallaa tin Miller, all of Colorado Springs, were Mines. Nighta. SooMt 1716-W guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wolter and Dorothy Richard Gallavan the past week. O’Brien, prominent and active mem­ bers of tne Dramatic club. Fathers PATRONIZE OUR ADVEBTISEB8 11 JOYCE BOTE Mr. and Mrs. William Soens and Fagen and Kenny accompanied the V 5 W ^€WrOtiNIA S t children have retnmed from a s remains to Mt. Olivet. weeks’ motor trip to Oregon. WHEN IN The High Masses were announced USE Michael Cummins departed recent­ for the week as follows: Wednesday • COLORADO SPRINGS ly for Saiida for a m ^ical examin­ at 8, for Harry O'Brien, requested CORBETT^S ation. by the Dramatic club; Friday at 8, || f for the Pa^gatoria^30ciety. ICE MONSIGNOR ADDRESSES The sketches being prepared by Dioccsan LEATHER HALF SOLES CLEVELAND UNIONS the Dramatic club for the reception CREAM Regolsr 11.00 Quality to be held on Sept. 21 are rapidly FURNITURE Cleveland.— ^A plea for a better rounding into good form. A few NOTICE OF DIOCESAN MEETING 75c Put on in 10 Minutes 75c understanding between the em­ changes have been made in the ^asts. Miss Helen Reilly has taken the place The S^tember meeting of the Ob tk* Oast *| Um W«m Loop Shoa Repair Shop ployer and the employe waa made in of Francis Shevlin in the quartette Denver Diocesan Holy Name Union TRADING CO. H. C. FELD, Prop. Loop Haricot, IBtL anU Lawroaco SU. a Labor day sermon by the Rt. Rev. and Leo Donovan that of Joe GaJf- will take place next Wednesday eve­ Msgr. Joseph F. Smith, LL.D., In St, ney in “ Diamond Cut Diamond.” ning, Sept 21, in Holy Family hall 1524 COURT PLACE Philomena’s church, East Cleveland. George Hackethal rehearsed with Utica and West 44th avenue, be­ REGIS Monsignor Smith spoke from a them Monday evening. ginning at 8:15, A brief demon­ THE MILES & DRYER PRINTING CO. large experience, having participated Not to be overtaken in the lead of stration of Junior Holy Name work frequently during his priesthood of vocations, St. Joseph’s parish adds under the direction of Chief Tesch- Buy, Sell or Trade Over 20 Years of Satu factory Servica ner will be followed by the regular more than thirty-five years as an another to its long list in the person Furniture, Rugs, Ranges and COLLEGE arbitrator of dilutes between em­ of Otto Winter, who will leave this business meeting with matters of im­ The Oldsst Printing Plant in Denver specialising in CsthoHe Work portance for the winter program to Office Fumitnre of AU Kinds FOR MEN ^ Established 1906 ployer and employe. Animosity and week for Kirkwood, Mo., to begin in any amount prejudice on either side are harmful discu^. All delegates will please be studies at the Redemptorist Prepar­ Denver, Colorado * 1936-38 Lawrence St. Phones t Champa 8082, 8083 to both sides, Magr. Smith said. He atory college. on hand without fail. WE RENT upheld the honesty of labor leaders The centerpiece of the Tegakwitha W. R. KAFTER, President; as a class in the conduct of their group was awarded to Mrs. K. E. WM. MAY, Secretary, Naw Foldiag Chain, Card Resident and Non-Resident unions and declared that local charges Hilleslad of Santa'Anna, California, Table* and Diahas Students of grafting and abuse of power had, Complimentary indeed were the a sister of Miss Haggerty, guardian We Wfll Not Be Undersold after investigation, been pioven comments received at Holy Name Boy A.B., Ph.B. Drink SUNDERLAND’S QuaUty. of this group. Open an Account With Us groundless. “ The American labor High Mass a*a8 resumed last Sun­ headquarters the day after Colonel I unions are dominated by the day at 9 :30. Father Kenny was cele­ Lindbergh’s visit to Denver. From B.S. in Commerce v COFFEE the police department, the clergy, Assuring you prompt attention principles of Christianity,’’ Monsignor brant. The choir, under the direc­ and conrteons treatment Smith said, “ and the Socialists, the tion of Father Guenther, rendered ex­ and business men came words of CALL SUNSET 1904W praise for the boys because of their | i Communists and the LW.W.’a have cellently Marzo’s Mass. Mrs. H. R. MAIN 6162 Coadnetad by tba Jasait Fatbar* excluded God, religion and morality. Pish is again presiding at the organ. appearance and behavior. When Po­ Because, of this they have no stand­ The choir is intact with the excep­ lice Captain Russell’s big car rolled ing amongst labor anions in the tion of Miss Marion Fitzell, who is past the lines of more than one hun­ United States. May the latter ever in California. Despite the wonderful dred boys in uniform at Cheeseman remain true to thhse principles and day for a mountain trip, the Mass park, every one of them was at at­ may they ever deserve the support was well attended. Lovers of good tention. Owing to the excellent work THE DeSELLEM FUEL & FEED CO. of all good citizens as they deserve music and singing should attend this of Lieutenant 'Thomas R. Thompson, CHARLES A. DeSELLEM their perfect military bearing was^a R oblnson-N ortoH it now.” Mass. FIRST CLASS FUEL AND FEED The Holy Name society held its source of much admiration from all. — Incorporated— BARNES SCHOOL ENROLLS services and busimess meeting on From their neatly-polished shoes to Office Telephone Champa 926 Thirty-fifth and Walnut Sts. CATHOLIC STUDENTS Sunday evening. Father Zeller, the tops of their heads, on which Residence Phone Main 4256 Denver, Colorado Kent Robinsoo Johnnie Norton W. A. Kenworthy The Barnes Commercial school moderator, preached a forceful perched the jaunty H.N.B. cap, the opened the new term with fifteen stu­ sermon to the men. The attendance general impression was that they had 777 Broadway Main 2776-2777 dents from Catholic high schools. was not as large as was expected, just stepped out of a band box. A In addition to its re^^Iar bookkeep­ but with a leader such as Father Zel­ tiny silver ai^lane on the red, white Complete stock of Goodyear Tires and Tubes— all sizes, ing and stenographic courses, thh ler, the society should grow with and blue official medalion added local scKool also has secretarial, telegraph­ color to tl(eir snappy tan and white all styles. Also Goodyear Garden Hose— the best made leaps and bon n ^ uniforms. The brigade of boys rep­ ic and comptometer courses. The Ernest Berberich and Walter Can- ELK COAL CO. and (Goodyear Rubber 'Tire Chains. following students are enrolled: resented St. Francis de Sales’, St avan, students at St. Thomas’ sem­ Rose of Lima’s, St. Catherine’s and St. Joseph’s high school— ^Hazel inary, will not be present on the Telephone Main 6412-6413. OlGEice, 3715 Downing Quick Service via our Trucks or Motorcycles relieves Davis, Frances Shevlin, Bennett Ham­ opening day (Tuesday) on account St. Dominic’s parishes. The boy lead­ you of long waite. Workmanship guaranteed. mons. St. Mary’s academy— B^th- of a collision with a street car at ers wish to take this occasion to thank Store Your Coal Now While Prices Are ryn Webster and Geraldine Koch. Third avenue and York street. They all those who assisted so ably in helping the boys honor our national Lowest Sacred Heart high school— ^Wilzetta were returning from the seminary hero. Dennee, Margaret Morrissey, Rose on Monday when the accident hap­ ELK FORKED LUMP...... $5.00 per ton Anne Honeyman, Agnes O’Neill, pened. Their injuries are not ser­ IMPERIAL FORKED LUMP...... $6.00 per ton John McCarty. Holy Family h i^ ious. They were severely cut and product of their hard work and will BOULDER VALLEY FORKED LUMP...... $6.50 per ton school — Dorothy Welch, Dorothy bruised, several stitches being taken turn it over to the ladies about GOOD-YEAR Dickensen. Cathedral high school— on Canavan’s face. They were taken Thursday evening, so they can ar­ SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Charles Butler, Forrest Reddish, to Mercy hospital and are resting range it and give it a touch of their Bernice Hughes. easily. The car, property of the ffeminine art Miss Margaret Dwyer SERVICE STATION seminary, was demolished. is chairman of the executive com­ I CLARENCE D. O’BRIEN JOINS The “ Get-together” club enter­ mittee in charge of the ladies. The GOODYEAR means GOOD W E A R DENVER DRY GOODS FORCE tained Father Guenther at a chicken date of the reception to the parish, C. D. O'Brien, the hatter, is now dinner Sunday at Rocky Mountain which had been set for the evening topping” his friends in the hat de­ lake. Those present, besides the of Sept 19, has been advanced to An Education partment of the Denver Dry Goods honored guest, were Mr. and Mrs. L. Wednesday evening. Sept 21, at company. Mr. O'Brien was wito J. Donovan, Mr, and Mrs. P, J. Gunn which time the club will extend the ’Means Independence the Powcrs-Behen company until and daughter, Katherine; Mr. and glad hand to old and new friends. This nnnunniiB innnninnnnii a few weeks ago, when Mr. Behen Mrs. Charles Record and daughter, reception will take place in the audi­ It Has for Others. It Will for You. sold out his interest to the Kuppin- Mae; Frank and Leo Donovan and torium at 6th avenue and Galapago heimer company and left the con­ John Toner. It was a very pleasant street. The next meeting of the club cern. Clarence decided to cast his trip, greatly enjoyed by all. will be Tuesday evening. Sept 20, INQUIRE TODAY— ENROLL TOMORROW. Piggly Wiggly Slot with Franz Cramer for various M. J. Taney, a prominent parish­ in the new club rooms. The member­ rea.sons and one is Mallory hats, he ioner, left Saturday for Phoenix, ship list is now closed. Applications AU Ovw tbm W orid ■ says. Arizona, to take a much-needed rest. are being printed and will be in the Mr. and Mrs. Grover Buckley of hands of members shortly. It is - 62 Stores in Denver, Englewood and Littleton J REGISTER READERS GET FREE Pueblo, son-in-law and daughter of planned to have about two initiations MOLER COLLEGE 4 Stores in Colorado Springs g GIFTS Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Blair, were visit­ a year. Members missing three con­ Mr. George A. Sippel, proprietor ors here for a few days. secutive meetings forfeit their mem­ J. V. Moler, Mgr. 6 Stores in Pueblo B of the Rex garage at 1710 Penn., is The members o f St. Joseph’s Dra­ bership. The club is run in a strict­ resenting our readers with a new matic and Social club, who have been ly business-like manner. Its popu­ Personal Selection-Personal Inspection J Nio-Glare shade for rear view mir­ working most intensely and unceas­ larity throughout the city is well Barbering and Beauty Culture rors. A limited number have been ingly for the past few weeks in re­ known. George P. Hackethal is di­ Permanent Satisfaction. ■ purchased, so if you want one, call modeling and .redecorating rooms in rector of this active organization. 1229 17th St. Phone Champa 4759 BMBaBm M M Bam aMBBMMBiaMil at the Rex garage and get one free the house located at 616 W. Sixth of charge. avenue, will soon realize the finished ADVERTISE IN THE REGISTER

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PRIESTS PRIVILEGED INTERIOR DECORATING TO BLESS CRUCIFIXES HOLMBERG HOUSE PAINTING Building Material Headquarters New York.— ^The minister general WALL PAPER and PAINTS V of the Friars Minor in Rome has granted faculties for ten years to T ih ybeai Sootk 432 252 Soatb Broadway Doavor, Colo. every priest in the United States to bless crucifixes and attach to them the indulgences of the Way of the Cross for any blind person. An­ Use Scored POISONS MePhee & McGinnity Co. nouncement of the granting of this Charles E. Thomas >rivilege is made here by the Rev. produced by our organs in tbe lohn Corbett, S.J., of Fordham uni­ bu sin g of living are eliminated versity. ICE largely by means of the Water we Main 318 drink. If too little is taken they 23rd and Blake. tend to remain in the body. Ty­ VISIT VEN, DOMINIC’S TOMB phoid fever, is largely due to ROOFING London.— Catholics of the towns Use Quality drinking Impure water. surrounding St. Helens, Lancashire, Think of us as being dependable— absolutely dependable in quality, recently visited the tomb at Sutton, near St. Helens, of the Venerable COAL To Bo Safo DRINK GRAVEL in price, in delivery— and in helpful advice if you want it Dominic, the first Passioniat apostle “The Popular Table Water” to England and founder of the Sut­ Wa Respectfolly Solicit Yonr AND ton monastery. After Mass there Pstronsge was a procession of the Blessed Sac­ CEMENT rament through the grounds. ROOFING Brick emd Cement Tbe Denver Ice & Cold Storage Co. JOHN AMOLCH Contractor ROOF 778 Sherman ALSO BOILER WORK Over the old shingles or tiie New PHONE ML 8366 Bonding wifii Soatb 2594 Eatimatas Cheerfully Given 2635 BLAKE ST. phone Gallup 662D*W 2542 Irving Street Denver, Colorado ELATERITE Asphalt Shingles Old and New Ifiione for Estimste Cost j Floors Sanded and Finitbed Floors &mded F. J. KIRCHHOF CONSTRUCTION CO. MAIN 2574 A ll W ork Estimates Cheerfnlly Given The Western Elaterite Roofing Guaranteed. CaU Sunset 218S-J 700 Lawrance Stoaat Main 5472 Aftar 6 o’eloak P. M., 2531 Soatb Baaaaak Company C. B. Hagarty Li A. Hagarty i I IWI M a— < ------— ------^

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5 SUNDAY MASSES PIONEER IS DEAD PAIN TIN G Oake, tilielises sea Colored Catholics AT ST. CATHERINE’S IN CANON CITY dssk Twmm fsr rset r WALL PAPER la ear warsfceoss fsr ABG D IR E C T O R Y Canon City.— Patrick T. Roche, hrshsrats Arm Want More Clergy (S t Catherine’s Parish) Colorado pioneer and well known On account of the rapid growth DRAPERIES OnSy Sterege A Moving Co. Canon City resident, passed away at lOtk sski Wsitse Sts. A UTO BODY REPAnUNG o f the parish an additional Mau has the family residence at 716 Macon New York.— A more nnmeroos been found necessary. Beginning UPHOLSTERY I»ett Auto Body and Repair Shop Negro cler^ in the Catholic Chorch avenue at 7 o’clock Tuesday morn­ with this Sunday, the new schedule ing, Sept. 8, following a lin^ring 1M- WrMks OoiBplstaly EMPtor*d Lik* New was urged by Dr. Thomas W. of five Masses vrill become effective, Turner, president of the Federated ncss o f seven months’^ duration. The Bod^ and Fender Work. 1448 Speer Bird. Meia 8869 as follows: 6 o'clock, 7, 8:80, 10 Vorbeck Motor Co. Colored Catholics of the United deceased was bom. in Ireland, March Distinctive S « j j ce and 11:30, all Low Masses, until the States, in an address at the organiza­ 7, 1854, He came to the United tion’s third annual convention here. fall music begins. The 8:30 clsta^^Chi^oaodiaU S t Patrick’s high school, and winner Walter Grabaj%—auaooU Boyd House Painting, Paper Hanging. Phone York 576 chiefly in the mountainous state of SOCIETY OF DUES IdtS Court Placo Pb. Chaapa ZSlt D Sao-Paulo, where the climate is more of a scholarship at Loretto Heights college, entered the latter intstitution All Kinds of Paint Necessities lor Home Use Carried in Stock. similar to that of their native land Chicago.—^Forced at the point of than elsewhere. The Japanese who last Monday. 2940 E. 6th Ave.______Estimates Cheerfully Furnished revolvers to turn over all funds in Father Gillick left last Monday for come to Brazil must become citizens the building, thirty members of a of that country. The state of Sao- a visit with friends and relatives in l e c t r ic a l contracting Catholic sodety were robbed by two Ohio and other eastern states. DR. J. J. MEEHAN Paulo is wholly Catholic, and it has bandits of |185, just collected for REPAmiNG AND FIXTURES been found that the greatest obstacle John M a^ire was taken to the E dues, at a meeting of St. Adelbertis hospital again last'week due to a re­ DENTIST Phone Main 2808 H. G. REID 1716 Broadway in the way of assimilation of the school hall here recently. Joseph emigrants Is the difference of relig­ lapse, but is now doing as well as OStoa Hoort, • to i Bonk, president of the organization, can be expected. SUITE am BEFUBUC BUILDINO ion. Most of the Japanese settlers was presiding and had just finished HELEN WALSH Mrs. Michael Powers was taken to Slxtoantb oad Traaoat Stroata l e c t r ic w ir in g — r e p a ir in g — f ix t u r e s are Buddhists, and it is very rare to gathering the dues when the robbers OPTOMETRIST—OPTICIAN discover a Christian among them. St. Mary’s hospital last Sunday eve­ WEST DENVER ELECTRIC CO. entered the hall. After forcing Bonk ning in a rathn* serious condition. 205 16th STREET E to tupj over the box containing the The members of the Senior sodality PHONE SOUTH 810 828 SANTA PE DRIVE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS collection, they robbed Ghaa. Ciombor ELM CLEANERS A TAILORS THEY ARE RELIABLE held a very enjoyable meeting and o f 110. social last Monday evening, with en­ 44TH AVENUE We Call and D ^ver Finest Service •ARAGE METROPOLITAN thusiasm running high for a great High Quality Work— Suita Made deal of activity during the winter MEAT MARKET CHRYSLER SERVICE months. , Absolutely First Grade Meats of to Order 1020 East Colfax Yorit 5564 The large number at the Holy All Kinds Bepahriag aad Prpaaiiic our Specialty A B C DIRECTORY Name Communion last Sunday, and L. J. EKERT, Prop. 1627-29 Elm St. Ph. York 2238 EADQUARTERS FOR HOSPITAL SUPPLIES at the meeting in the evening, was 2339 Woat 44th Avonno very gratifying and much achieve­ Phone Gallup 6552 AND INSTITUTION EQUIPMENT” LUMBING— CHARLES W. BAIRD ment 18 expected from this society D. & O. Groc. & MkL this winter. THE GEO. MAYER HARDWARE CO. P PLUMBING— HEATING— REPAIRING CASH a CARRY 1620 Arapahoe ______Main 682 Prompt Service Day or Night. Shop 303 Detroit UERBER.T Day Phone Franklin 4678— Night Phone Franklin 122-W Committees Named Fancy Groceries and Meats at Less il k e r ’S m a r k e t _ for Fall Bazaar ■ • A IR A L L than Denver Prices. GROCERIES AND M ^ T S Your Patronage Appreciated. K OYAL CLEANING AND DYEING COMPANY P. A. BULLOCK, Mgr. ^ 2962 Larimer We Deliver Phone Champa 9319-W We Can Save You 25 to 50 Per Cent on Your Cleaning Sterling. — Committees to have charge of the annual fall bazaar were ______Arvada, Colo. Prompt Service. We Call For and Deliver RISKS) tJusurance appointed on Sunday morning after a n d s —Dry Farms, Irrigated Lands, Mountain Ranches BE ROYAL TO YOURSELF Phone So. 6049— So. 8551 • Cor. Iliff and So. Broadway the High Mass. Sheep and Cattle Ranches— ^Priced Right and Terms Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Callender and L son Robert have returned from TELEPHONE CHAMPA 593 WHITE LOAF M. D. McBNIRY LAND COMPANY w is s p a s t r y s h o p Nebraska, where they had been vis­ Talepohne Main 219______880 F iat NatL Bank Bldg. 701 Midland Savings Boilding F L O U ^ ^ EAT t h e BEST, FORGET THE REST iting. FtimoLis ror Its Higli Qudlitv S Miss Eva Koehler is spending,^o . Special Attention to Mall Orders EXCELSIOR FLOUR MILLS AUNDRY—PipiCE’S HAND LAUNDRY Spedalizinf in Lodge and Church Affairs— Wedding Cakes weeks in Denver visiting friends and Donehue Picture Shop WHERE COLORS DO NOT FADE Phone South 7864 78 South Broadway relatives. Suceesur to Deiivt-rColo. Plume M IfiO. L Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Benway and CISLER R DONEHUE Shirts, 15 and 18 Cents; Dresses, 85 to 60 Cents Up. Mr. Benway’s mother, Mrs. M. Ben' Comer 12th and Madison York 4789 TAYLOR-MADE KENLASTIC CORSETS way, and her sister-in-law, Mrs. .Vio­ Pictures smd Framing W M. T. FO X * Abdomihal Belts, Trusses, Stockings let, have returned from a trip of two 838 ‘Foortoeath St., Botwoon Stout and Chainpai Painting and Paperhanging u m b e r a n h a l l o t h e r b u il d in g m a t e r ia l Cbaa. Be Taylor— Eliubeth Kendrick Taylor weeks spent in the mountains. Champa 9896-W Donvor, Colo Wholesale and Retail 1554 California St Main 2857 Miss Ellen Bell returned last week L “A 2x4 OR A CARLOAD” from New York city, where' she has EHectric Floor Polisher for Bent spent the past ten weeks. THE OREGON LUMBER CO. Call Gallup 123 h e JOHNSON STORAGE AND MOVING CO. THE CARL SCHULTZ Estimates Cheerfully Given OfBce and Mill, 1648 Platte Street Rev. Paul LeBlanc, formoriy of T MOVING, PACKING AND SHIPPING Sterling, who was ordained in June, MUSIC GO. South 7708 84 So. Bdwy. AHORNEY— CHIROPRACTORS Phone So. 100— After 6 P. M., Sonth 2064 221 Broadway, Denver spent a few days in Sterling last 205 Bfoadway—South 617 Modem Fireproof Warehouse— Fumigating Vault week. He said six o’clock Mass on Your Health Is Your Best Asset Saturday morning. Father LeBlanc Pianos and Player Pianos. is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Lhvi Le- Edison and Starr Phonographs YOUR BABY 1681 PENN MAIN 8641 Recort^ Sheet Mosie New jLine of Blane, who at present are living in Seattle, Wash., and where Father Piano Toning and Repairing. M ADE WELL' J^EAT MARKET- PAUL’S MARKET Tires by Firestone LeBlanc said his first Hass. He T'^^tfreetone completed his studies at the Catholic Our Fresh Meats “ Kept Fresh” by Servel Mechanical 30x8% Regular C ord______$8JM) 30x3% Extra Size ______$7.15 uWiversity in Washingrton, D.C., last Intestinal troubles that Refrigeration spring. Father LeBlanc will teach Doyle’s Pharmacy ■ We Sell Goods That Don’t Come Back to Customers That Do 29x4.40 Balloon _____ $7.90 The Particular Druggist ravage children often WALSH BROS. TIRE SERVICE in a preparatory academy in Califor­ 1218 E. Evans St. ______Phone Sonth 4003 nia this winter. From Sterling, he CAMERAS AND FILMS disappear quickly when Gallup 5261 40th and Federal Blvd. went to Scottsbiuff, Neb., where he 17tli Awe. and Grant PURE drinking water OVING & STORAGE said Mass on Sunday, A sister, Mrs. Phonos Champa 8936 end 8937 APO RUG CLEANERS— John Kruze, and a brother, Ben is used. SO. DENVER MOVING & STORAGE CO. Formerly 18th and Clmrkaon We Clean all kinds of Ruga by evaporation, and we do not harm LeBlanc, both reside In Scottsbiuff. Free Delivery Public Warehouse, Express, Crating, Shipping. V —and your own health the sizing, nap or color. Rugs can be cleaned at your home or Lawn and Tree Work—^Planning and Country Hauling, Piano Moving. we will take them to our plant Planning depends on PURE 369-71 So. Broadway______Phone South 1227 THE VAPO RUG CLEANERS Complete Landscape Service The Palms Hotel water, too. 660 Logan. Rates Reasonable. Phone South 9307 ROY E. WOODMAN rtfeTH DENVER TAILORS, CLEANERS, DYERS 1817 Glenarm PHONE MAIN 2586 D. DEUTSCH ET WASH— When sending your clothes to be washed why &n^ BROS. LANDSCAPE GARDENERS Have Your Work Done by a Reliable Cleaner and Tailor W not patronize a laundry which specializes on Wet WaahT Champa 2349. Donvor, Colo. Men’s Suits Cleaned a ^ Pressed, 76c; Overcoats, $1 We have only two classifications— Wet Wash and Dry Wash. This Phone South 5609 746 So. Grant St Ladles’ Dresses, Saits or Coats, |1 is why we guarantee you Better Service and QuaUty Work. ^-^Waat 44th and Znni.______Gallop 8482-W ELECTRIC WET WASH— 2469 Lowell Blvd.— Gallup 390 A. JEPSEN’S ILUMBING— CONTRA CTINC3--MIP AIRING in d o w s h a d e s —Manufactured and Installed UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE O’CONNOR PLUMBING CO. W Old Shades Cleaned and Reconditioned, Like New Cabinet Work, Repairing and Refin- Supplies and Fixtures All Work Guaranteed. For Snappy Service Phond York 9885 ishing, Caning, Rattan Work. Window 3030 W. 44th Ave. Phone Gallup 806 H. S, Lay, The “Blind” Man 720 East Colfax Ave. and Auto Shades. JACKSON OPTICAL CO. 734 14th St. Main 728 Pk. Sottth S146 ■ - •% ( Thursday. September 15» 1927 PAGE TO B T THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER ST. VINCENT AID WATCH TOUR CHILDREN Local News Lives of Canadian OPENING MEETING jiislit it OM of tfao nwUoot drowbocka to Um hoatth and ' The Paramount clnb bad a very St. Vincent’s Orphanage Aid so­ aerol o f of dmidrta. It m ofttimas rooponiibie for backward^ , , anccessful outing and picnic Sunday, Indians Recall ciety held its first meeting after the achooL Porfaapa your yonatster'o ▼bion is faulty. It won’t ' > Sept 11, at Estes Park, via Big summer vacation Sept. 6, at the home mpch effort oa yonr to Had out, and you wul bo better Thompson canon, ending with a de­ Primitive Church o f Mrs. George T. Kearns, 1826 York •atirtad to know. lightful moonlight sapper in the street. South St Vrain. The object of this The attendance was gratifying. Engagement and club (Just being organized) is to pro­ Washington.—-ifidden away in the Matters pertaining to the work of THE SWIGERT BROS. vide fun^ amusement entertainment "bush countr^’ of northern Ontario the Aid for the coming year were at a minimum cost. Any single young and Quebec are hundreds of Catholic discussed, the most interesting being OPTICAL CO. Indians whose daily lives recall the Ghr* Ywm person who ia a jiractical Catholic the Junior membership, which will and has attained his or her sixteenth Rories of the primitive Christian be organized with Mrs. Joseph Walsh, Drrot«d azclaiiTdr to tb* Church in Jerusalem, the Rev. Dr. Wedding Rings Plttiac .mad Heootoetoriag year is eligible for membership. Call Jr., as chairman. > 1560 California St., Denwar c l O tsim . C h ^ p a 6662-W. John M. Cooper, associate professor of sociologv at the Catholic Uni­ Several new members enrolled Father F. X. McCabe, C.M., former were: Mrs. N. W. Paul, Mrs. I/>nis A. president of S t Thomas’ seminary, versity of America, reports upon his return here from a Jthree-month tour Muller, Mrs. J. C. Doughty, Mrs. J. was in Denver for a short time lart E. Flynn and Miss A.* Chevalier. week on his way to Kansas City, to of study among these people. Buying a Diamond Ring is large­ Dy. Cooper went into the North­ The society enrolled the late Dr, take np his work as pastor of the ly a matter of confidence in the Vincentian parish there. land in the in tere^ of the Catholic T. J. Carlin as a perpetual memorial Anthropological conference and to member and expressed its sorrow diamond merchant, O’Keefe's Father Daniel £ . Lynch, pastor at collect data for his classwork at the over his death. His great k in d n ^ evexy Qxavv Potlatch, Idaho, an alnmnos of St university. He returns with a large and many benefactions to the Aid established reputation of 27 years Thomas’, stopped in Denver a few amount of valuable information and society and the orphan had endeared days ago on .his way back from Chi­ with several points, heretofore dis­ him to all. Resolutions of condo­ in,this city is your best guarantee. THE DENVER MARBLE & cago, where he had gfone for a med­ puted or unknown, definitely estab­ lence were drawn, to be sent to his ical examination. lished. He is particularly enthnsiast­ bereaved family. Mrs. Joseph Emer­ We have never found it neces­ GRANITE COMPANY The R t Rev. Bishop J. Henry Tihen ic, however, over the Catholicism he son Smith was chairman. sary to stock Diamonds of infer­ Batabliahad 1874 is expected home from Washington saw in the territory he covered. The Rev. Hugh L. McMenamin Saturday, and will have Confirmation jRemarkable Faith of Indiana gave an appropriate talk in connec­ ior quality in order to make our W . E. GREENLEE, i W in LeadvUle Sunday evening. "With these Indians,” says Dr. tion with the opening of school i The R t Rev. Monsignor Joseph Cooper, their Christianity is no Miss Kathryn MorreU, soprano, prices seem low. We buy for 1224 Lawranoa St. Main 1815 ! Bosetti, Chancellor of the diocese, is veneer. They represent the un­ who has been in New York the last cash in large quantities and the expected home at any time now, after spoiled zeal and moral and relMona season, studying under George Hotch­ having spent several months in Eu­ life of the primitive Church In Jeru­ kiss Street, presented a program of salem, traimferred to the Northern saving thus effected is passed on rope. three songs. Her voice is the sort ■ The Rev. David T. O’Dwyer, as­ bush. to our customers. “ And what is the more remark­ that one remembers and loves to hear sistant chancellor of the Catholic uni­ again. Her selections were: “ Ave HARTFORD versity and pastor of St Patrick’s, able, they are constant, despite that Maria,” by Dudley Buck; Negro Denver, is believed to have landed they have the advantages of relig­ ious services only from three or four spiritual, "Were You 'There?” by Bur­ Theodore UNDERTAKING in New York last Saturday, after hav­ leigh, and "Four-Leaf Clover.” Mrs. COMPANY ing spent the summer in Europe on (lays to two or three weeks each Jesse Slaughter was her accompanist. Engagement and Wedding Ring# within the university business. year. In the absence of tho mission­ 1485-87 GLEN ARM ST. aries they carry on their prayers, in­ The society adjourned to meet on Tho Bov. James E. Mnlvale and the first Tuesday in October at the reach of the most modest incomes. Hackethed PboM Main 777t the Rev. C. M. Johnson resumed their dividually and ib family groups. The recitation of the Rosary each eve­ home of the president of the Aid, Res. PboBe Se. 38M w(>rk at the Cathedral last Sundap, Mrs. Ralph W. KeUy, of 1140 Penn­ MORTUARY after having spent their vacations in ning by the entire family is a com­ the East. mon practice. sylvania street. 1449-51 Kalamath St: The Cathedral football squad is al­ “ Men, women, children, and babies A MAN’S BETROTHAL RING Phone Main 3658 REQUIESCANT IN PACE ready at practice. ' Athletics at the go to Mass every morning there is a MEN TO CLEAN school this year will be under the Mass, and if there are three Masses, The exchanging of engagement rings has for untold ages York 791 DOROTHEA L. LESLIE of 700 South they stay for all of them. They re­ Wadsworth street. Funeral from residence supervision of the Rev. James E. Mol- .CHURCH WALLS been the custom in exclusive circles of society. Today Pridsy at 8 ;S0. Requiem Hass at St. vale. A1 Weber is football coach. ceive Holy Communion whenever pos­ Francis dc Sales' church at 9 o’clock. In­ sible. They lead simple lives, never (St. Mary Magdalene’s Parish) this custom has become almost universal. The stone terment Mt. Olivet. Horan A Son senriee. Miss Eileen Dolan, of The Regis­ steal, nor lose their tempers, are de­ PETE O'HARA of Aurora, Colo. Requiem ter staff, was badly bruised when an The men o f the parish decided at should be the man’s birthstone or that representing the Uass at St. Teresa of the Little Flower voted to the missionanes . and are the last meeting of the Holy Name month in which the engagement occurs. church last Thursday. Interment lit. Olivet. automobile in which she was riding n ^ er too tired, even after a trying The Horan A Son service. overturned last Saturday evening. society to clean the walls of the MARY BUGGIUAN of the HnUen home. day, to kneel for the recitation of church. Under tho direction of Mr. Miss Dolan is the daughter of William the Rosary .before retiring.” Mackin Mortuary Services and interment Ut. Olivet Sept. 7 Dolan, prominent in K. of C. circles, John Gillen, the work will start on Horan k Son service. next Monday evening. A number of JOSEPH TARANTINO of 172t W. 40th he promoters of the League of Any Diamond bought here may be turned in at full avenue. Fnneral was held last Saturday SOCIETY TO HAVE men will be present each evening un­ 3270 South Broadway afternoon from the residence. Interment Sacred Heart will meet in the til the work Is completed. purchase price sis part payment on a Isurger one. ' Mt. Olivet. Direction of Geo. P. HaokethaL basement of the Cathedral following THEATER BENEFIT Phone Englewood 142 LORETTO BEASLBY of Jefferson county. Holy Hour on Friday, Septi 16. The activities of the Holy Name The.funeral was held Tuesday afternoon. society were outlined at the meeting Intem ent Mt, Olivet. Direction o f Tfaeo. The L.C.B.A., St. Joseph’s branch, Hackethal. (Sacred Heart-Loyola Parish) on Monday evening. The next meet­ will give a card party at the home of Members of the Loyola Altar so­ ing will be an entertainment for the JOSEPHINE LAMERS of 969 S. Downing. Mrs. Weithoff, 158 W. 3rd avenue, Requiem Mast Wednesday at St. Elisabeth's ciety are working long and hard in men of the parish and an effort is church. Interment ML OllveL Direction next Thursday, Sept. 22, at 2 p.m. behalf of a benefit theater party to being made to secure the attendance of Theodore Hackethal. There will be prizes at each table and JAMES PHUE. Fnneral was bald be held at the Ogden theater on of every man in the parish. M. O^Keefe Jewelry Co. refreshments will be served. Tick­ BUS BROS. Wednesday sTtemdon from Theodore Hacke- Monday evening, Sept. 26. Officers The Altar and Rosary society held thal’s mortuary. Interment ML OllveL ets, 50 cents. of tho society have chosen the Ogden JAMES FITZGERALD of 1414 Lipan SL The first regular meeting of the its first meeting since last May at DENVER’S QUALITY JEWELERS 1044 SPEER BLVD. Requiem Mass this (Thursday) momlnR at because of its nearness to the Loyola the home of Mrs. Kayser, with Mrs. SL Leo's church. Interment ML OUveL Congress of Parent-Teachers of the district as well as on account of the Direction of Theodore Hackethal. Cathedral school was held on Monday, Rose Wilmore assisting. A large SAM PONCL Reqolem Mass this (Thurs­ refined and home-like atmosphere number were present and high hopes M. O’Keefe, President Margaret O’Keefe, Sec’y-Treas. September 12, with Mrs. D. G. Mona­ which pervades this popular house of day) momlns at Mount Carmsl churoh. ghan presiding. Mrs. A. D. Wahl, for a successful year were enter­ Walter J. Kerwin, Vice-Pres. Fred Braun, Second Vfee-Pras. ARTISTIC Funeral in the afternoon from Theodore amusement. If the performance is tained by all. Hackethal’s mortnary. Interment ML OHveL vice president of the County Parent- a success. Miss Ryan and her faith The home of Mr. and Mrs, Henry MEMORIALS Teachers’ association, was present fnl assistants vrill add a neat sam to WeiUmd of this parish was gladdened 827 Fifteenth SL Main 6440 and spoke on the proper use of re­ the treasury of the Altar society. by the birth of a baby girl at St. Death and Funeral Netioae creation time. Mrs. Emberton of the 41ie Beet Value for Tonr Money < Every family indulges in some form Joseph’s hospital recently. by the Olinger Mortnary Denver Tubercnlosis society, who will of recreation each week. Sacred The fun«cm of little Loretta Beas­ be school nurse, outlined the program Heart-Loyola residents are asked to ley was heliTTufisday afternoon. This DR. DEAN N. BEACOM of 978 Colorado of health education suggested for use take their amusement for one week Blvd. Funml Tuesday from the Oilnscr little child was mortuary. Interment Mt. OUveL in the Catholic schoou of the city, at the Ogden on Sept. 26. Tickets the Golden road lasTiB;Way. The JAMES HOWARD STERNO, infant, of and Father McMenamin spoke on the may be secured from members of the family only recently mov&i.^lnto the 3909 Cook streeL Interment Saturday in program for the present year and Altar society. ML OUveL parish. GENEVIEVE LUCILLE PENNBTTA. in- thanked the puents for the improve­ The Loyola Ladies’ sodality will fanL of 8656 Wewatta street. Funeral was ments made in the school building open the parish social season with a .ALTARS DUTY FREE held Tuesday from the residence. Interment during vacation. A social hour was Mt. Olivet. benefit card party at Loyola hall Washington.— ^In a communication mom < held after the meeting. Tuesday evening, Sept. 20. The adclress^ to the general secretaij of The members of the Regis guild sodality card party, which Will be a the National Cawolic Welfare Con­ MAIN SURVEY OF DENVER are earnestly requested to attend the monthly event, is a continuation of ference, the United States commis­ 4280 5281 CHARITY WORKS ii first meeting of the season Sunday a plan started and tried by the ladies sioner of customs tells" of a recent (Contdnned from Page 1) afternoon, Sept^lS, at 8 o’clock, at in the past year, A fee of 25 cents tariff ruling of far-reaching import­ of the best addresses of the program. Regis college. is charged all who attend; worth­ ance to Catholics. The decision Kathleen Norris, the famous novelist, Loyola university, Chicago, has re­ while prizes are awarded and sub­ means, in effect, that hereafter altars UUNORY.O gave an entertaining talk on the so­ ceived the Rev. Robt M. Kelley, SJ., stantial refreshments served. The and certain other church accessories 2S00-2S7 CURTIS ill J^femona/s cial effects of modern literature. as president of that institution, Chi­ parties last year not only took care imported for use in chapels loimted Bishop Francis Clement Kelley of cago dispatches received in Denver of the payments due on tho church at colleges, in hospitals, etc., may be WP USE ARTESIAN WATfCEc Oklahoma City also gave a nAtable ast Friday announced. Father Kel­ organ, but did much to create and )rought into the country duty free, JACQUES BROS. address. There were numerons tech­ ley was president of Regis college keep alive a spirit of charity and vhereas formerly they have been sub- nical addresses, given by experts in here from 1920 to 1926. He h u good-will among the parishioners. ;ect to import duties. Ebtabliehed 1902 charity work. W. J. IJoyd of the been assistant to the provincial of The event on September 20 has been OSc« se4 Yards, 28 E. 6tk Are. Denver St Vincent de Paul Particular the Missouri province of the Jesuit planned with care; the ladies will be Telepboae Soetk 73 councU read a paper. Fathers John society since leaving Denver. able ti> seat and serve as many as Register Small Ads e D E N V E R WY, G O O D S Co. R. Mulroy and.H. V. Campbell of John Clarke, a boy of St. Francis attend. 555 Denver attended as official delegates. de Sales' parisn, Denver, has gone to The Sacred Heart Altar society WANTED— Prle»t4’ hduMke«j>«r. Id W*rt' The Jesnits of Los Angeles have Perryville, Missouri, to make prepar­ held its opening fall meeting on last MT» Nebraska. References required. Box put into effect an original bit of atory studies before entering the Friday. Father McDonnell opened W L, care (bitholie Register^______CARRIGAN college work that combines charity seminary to prepare for the 'Vincent­ the meeting with the usual prayers FOR RENT— 2 unfumiehed roome In An­ with learning. They determined to ian priesthood. and a short talk. Miss KathiVn Mc­ nunciation parish: on car line. 8784 Wil Hams street. 98 s month. ______Monumental Works: introduce "laboratory work in relig­ Frank G. Palladino, son of Mr. and Donald, president of the organiza­ ion" in their college and demanded Mrs. Horace Palladino, 3611 Osage tion, gave an outline of the program FOR GENTLEMEN— Catholic home, close- A Great Special Offering 3148 Walnat Pk. Ck. laTt-W that students do St Vincent de Paul planned for the ensuing year. The in; dathedral; 2 bedrooms, adjoining bath; street, sophomore at the University on* twin bed: free phone. Champa Sgg2-W. settlement work. The yonng men of Denver, has announced his inten­ initial activity of the society will be became so intensely interest^ that tion of beginning studies for the a bake sale, scheduled for Saturdiy, WANTED by elderly Catholic man, place October 1. The sale will open at 10 to do chores, lira furnace, etc., for board, the work has continued all summer, Catholic priesthood this fall. He has room and smaU amount of spending money. despite the vacation. They have found been enrolled in the dental school at o’clock in the morning and continue Box S. care Catholic Regleter.______York 218 York 219 that charity work has a charm and the university, but will abandon a throughout the day. Delicious home­ thrill that nothing else {pves. It is made pies, cakes, rolls, aa well as WANTED— Nice, airy room and board by prospective professional career to young woman hMlth seeker, in good condi­ French W. T. ROCHE hoped to get Denver students inter­ >ecome a novice of the Paulist Fathers many special delicacies, will be pre­ tion. Box X. cere Catholic Register. ested in similar “religious laboratory at Oak Ridge, N. J. Palladino is a pared by the ladies and offered for work.” sale. Housewives of the Sacred FOR RENT— 6-room house, fumiebed, AMBULANCE graduate of Regis high school and a modem; 2 blocks from Holy Family church. The Denver men came back from member of Phi Kappa fraternity. Heart-Loyola district are asked to 4846 Utica street, Gallup 4694-W._____ SERVICE the national conference enthnsiastic keep October 1 in mind and to Mrs. Eva Collins and son, John, DO YOU WANT TO SELL your Denver COMPANY over the movement and fall of praise have returned from Salt Lake, where urchase their Sunday supply of School District No. 1 6 per cent bonds; - ( for the extraordinary results obtained they spent Labor day. akery goods from the Altar society your International Amusement Co. (Ogden 1805 Gilpin St. in Los Angeles under the direction of Miss Mary A. Schlereth of St. bake shop. Further announcement Theater), preferred and common stock, or T apestries your New World Life Insurance stock T Bishop John J. Cantwell Louis, Mo., has returned home after a and particulars will be found in next Have eustomere for tame. ProB^ and Carafnl Tbui^ayB Rcrister. M. C. HARRINGTON k CO. Coortaona delightful visit with her sister, Mrs. Eva Collins, 3327 Franklin street, and Sunday will be Communion day for 418 Chamber of Commerce______Main 1860 Day or Night MONUMENTS three organizations. The Loyola family. She also visited her brother, FOR SALE— 4-rm., sleeping porch, mod at Savings of Bm I Atobniaacaa in tka Waat L. F. Schlereth. Ladiee’ sodality will receive at Loy­ era except heat. 91,800, cash or terms. ola, 7 o’clock Mass: the Sacred Heart Close to Holy Family and SL Catherine's The Collins family of 3327 Frank­ Ladies’ sodality will receive at Sacred schools. Owner at 8980 Osceola. Gallnp lin street had as ^eir guests their Heart church at the same hour. The I28-W . NEW YORK K. OF C cousins, Mr. W. Schaefer and Miss Yonng Ladies’ sodality will receive CHILDREN from 2 to 6 to board and PLAN BOYOLOGY COURSE Anna Sthaefer, who are visiting from at Loyola, 8:30 Mass, and will hold room. Private Catholic, home, mother’s St. Louis, Mo. a meeting in Loyola hall immediately care. .Gallup 4290-J.______New York.— ^In the co-operation Mr. and Mrs. N. Brnguer of South following the Communion Mass. WINTER GARDEN— 10 acres Improved to Bend, Ind, returned to their home Near San Antonio. Texas. One of the best 20% 3Zl% ^ th the Boy Life Bureau o f the Su­ after spending two months with their garden tracts in ‘Texas. For sale on tenns preme council of the KnighU of Co- or trade. Edward D. Pablke, 2428 17tb SL, fdmbua, the New York chapter of daughter,' Mrs. P^rank Teschner, of New Chemistry CaUup 6684-R.______MODERN home decorators and lovers the oriler, comprising the for^-two 2720 West 89th avenue. Mrs. Jas. Cahill of 2645 Bryant St. Laboratory Ready SIX-TUBE portable radio complete, new of art have revived the ancient art of councils in Manhattan and the Bronx batteries, 966. 470 South Psarl SL, South will inaugurate a course of lectures has returned from Chicago, 111., where S811-W. Tapestriea Today there is a tremend­ ■'in boyology to which men of all she spent two weeks with relatives. (Annunciation Parish) Samgla c l Mr W «A Raymond J. Doyle of 2801 Clay­ A new chemirtry laboratory was SEE 1240 DETROIT creeds are invited. The course will oa Sbito Capttol (h«wi4* Owner leaving city offers at sacrlflee this ous vogue for tapestry decorations in begin September 26 and will be free, ton left this week for Notre Dame installed in the parish high school in fine Ove-bedraom home, 2 baths, h.w.h., its purpose being primarily to. train J. M. GREEN university to complete his musical preparatioA for this term. ’The high fun flnished basemenL 2H lots, t-car gar­ homes, large and small. For so varied 1876 Lalsr«tt% Strwt education. school, which now gives three years age. Caretaker on premises will gladly " competent leaders to direct the free- Turk 7419 E»L IRtt show yon through at any time. is their use that they are effective means hour activities of adolescent yonth, The regular monthly meeting of of the regulation four-year course the Queen of Heaven OrpWns’ Aid has many enrolled. The grade schoo HEATED R(X>M and garage for renL of creating interest and color in almost society will be held on Tuesday after­ has 468. ' gentlemaa or working couple; 96 week. 8942 The parish will have a bazaar the Vallejo street. SHRINE OF THE LITTLE FLOWER OF JESUS noon, Sept. 20, at 2 :30 o’clock, in the every room in the home. home of Mrs. Albert H. Seep, 965 last day of October and the first two MARCELLING AND BOB CURL—Esprit THE NEW PARISH OP Pennsj^vania street. Miss Ger^dine days of November. Fathers O'Don d’Amour system; hours, 8 to 6—Sunday and AURORA. COLORADO evenings by appolntmsnL 277 So. Bhsrmaa. 1O’NeiU will give instmmental selec­ ohoe and Gleason are distributing South 9411-J. Imported Pieces from France and Bel­ DMr Fri«n8* auR OavotMa o( tfaa UtUa Flowat: tions. Memben are urged to attend, tickets. Ton daaira to ,do aoraathinc for tho Littlo as this is the first meeting of the fall Father M. F. Callanan, the pastor, PAPEKHANfUNG AND PAINTING for riown dtraeOy. Hera la tha ehanea to obtain is expected home from Ireland No­ less. Estimates famished. First elass work gium— Reproductions of Century-old bar Inttraaaaion In an aapaeial mannar, by ba- season and arrangements will be com­ at reasonable pries*. Gallup 6684-R or 2824 eomins a Fonndar of tho ehnrok whiah la dadi- pleted for the annual card party to vember 2.. 17th StreeL estad to bar in Anrom, Colo. The opening day of Annunciation Subjects be held in October. UMBRELLAS repalrad, reeovtred. 1194 Namta of aU Fouadera, Uvlas or daad. aro grade and high school made thought Arapahoe, 2nd floor, room 106. Phone bains Inaaribad la tha Book of Boaaa of SL lul minds wonder how the childrsn Main 9462. Tbaraaa. Tbia book la placed upon tha altar MONUMENT ERECTED are to be accommodated in the near —^For Wall Panels — ^For Pillow Tops and apaolal ramambranea mada at avtry Maaa. TO PRIEST BOTANIST future if the enrollment continues to PAINTING, haapcrhanglng and cleaning, whlla a partioalaz holy Maaa ia bains offarad First class work guaranteed. M. J. If — For Table Scarfs — For Handbags aionthly for tha livins and daad mambara of increase. The number in the grades nlng, BouLh SSte-W. tha Fonadara. Tooratlf. yonr ohlldTan. paraata, Paris.— Canon Coste, who, al­ exceeds that of last year. In the — To place ’neath glass-top tables. rotatlvaa aad frfenda— awh and avtry i m a -^ y though a devoted priest all his life, high school department, over seventy ERIN HOTSL—1686 Welton; strictly baooma a Poandar of tho Churoh of tha Littla was also one of the leading botanists modern, outside rooms, Dally, 76e np, Plowar. Uvlns and dead atay ba anroUad. studento were admitted on this, the weekly. 94 and u p ._____ S2.76 Tapestry— 36x24-in...... $2.28 A Foundar la ona who aootrlbntoa ftva dol- of France and bad accumulated at beginning of the third year. Prac­ $4.00 Tapestry— 47x26-ln...... —..... $3.20 lara (98.80) or-wora to tha boiidins, the time of bis death in 1924 the tically every available space is now J. B. ICIEST— Paintiag, paperbanging, decorating. 4964 Grove 8t., (iallnp 1629-J, $6.00 Tapestry— 24x39-in. ... ------$4.80 Do a doad of charity for tko Uttla Ptowar finest collection of plants in the coun­ being used to meet the present de­ $7.00 Tapestry— 26x39-in. ------$5.60 and bar s » t ^ invoeatloa hafara tha Saerad try, has been honored by a monu­ Heart wifi not fall yon in tko hour of yonr mands. PAINTING and pai>erhanging eatioiatea $8.50 Tapestry— 50x50-in. ... ------$6.80 Staataat aaad. ___ ment just erected in St. Panl des This week the Camp Fire Girls will given on contract or Job work. Work $11.75 Tapestry— 70x50-ul ... ------$8.80 Fonts, a village of Languedoc. guarantoed. Arthur O. Chapman, Phone Toar. ato.ar.1, fa tha 8 « «d Haart Wov^ ^ hold their first meeting in the An­ GaUnp 2200-R 9464 Grove 8L $14.25 TapestTy— 60x50-in...... $10.40 4 nunciation high school gym. Their $20.60 Tapestry— 27x38-in. ... ------$13.60 HOTB— A •opF of A BOW oo»* b b wfU Bb bmiBW to orory FoBodtr m 8oob •• CAPUCHIN NOVITIATE IN program for the year is to be out­ PIANO TUNINO, regulating, voicing,

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