$25,000,000 Needed for K. of C . War Work Till July, 1919
CATHOLIC PRESS DAY ADDS BOARD OF DIRECTORS Pray for the Pray for the MANY SUBSCRIBERS; PASSES Success of the Coming of a TOLD ARCHBISHOPS EXPECTATION OF REGISTER Catholic Press mm Just Peace STAND RIGHT BACK PROVING GLORIOUS SUCCESS OF ORDER’S DOINGS
Reddin Returns After Meeting Banner Parish So Far is St. Elizabeth’s; Held Sunday in Chicago. Others Make Splendid Showing MULLIGAN H M S ACTIVITY Col. Callahan Resigns; Many PRIESTS GIVE FINE BOOSTS VOL. XIII. NO. 42. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY. MAY 30, 1918. $2 PER YEAR. Recruits for Overseas Duty.
Catholic Press Day, observed last Sun his influence were the chief factors in The Supreme Board of Directors of the day ill Colorado for the first time, proved the success of Press Day. We thank the EVERY SHIP CARRIES Knights of Columbus, at a meeting in a greater success than the publishers of good Bishop and the zealous pas Protestant Woman Has Chicago last Sunday, decided that it The Register had dared to anticipate. tors of the Diocese from ' the bottom would take 25 million dollars for the war Present indications are that there was of our hearts. From every place comes K.-C. WAR WORKERS work under the auspices of the order about a 20 per cent increase in the circu word of the splendid sermons delivered, until July 1, 1919. This includes the lation of this new.spaper. Tlie champion chiefly in our behalf. Tlie workers who money spent so far. John H. Reddin }iarish so far is St. Elizabeth’s, Denver, assisted us also deserve mountains of TO FRANCE; WOMEN Mass Offered for Soul has returned to Denver after attending which turneii in more than 100 subscrip credit. Never, we believe, has a paper the meeting. The order has seven mil tions. St. Francis de Sales’ and Annun had a more loyal corps of helpers. We lions on liand, with three more sub ciation parishes, Denver, both did ex also owe a great debt of gratitude to NEEDED OYER THERE scribed and coming in the near future. tremely well, with the Cathedral next. Mr. Joseph Newman, who toured the of Deceased Catholic This leaves 15 million to raise in future In the cities outside Denver, Montrose Diocese in behalf of Press Day and or campaigns. Campaigns must be con piade the best showing In proportion to ganized the effort. Midnight Mass Held at Port for ducted regularly everywhere by the K. its size. It is too early yet to present Many Catholic Boys of C. as by the other great war activi Some of the workers are slow in send ties. Many cities are arranging war many statistics. But the results are Setting Sail. By MAXIMILIAN. place df honor and the little Methodist such that we can truthfully declare that ing us their reports. They are urged to chests—raising in one campaign, all the send us the names immediately, even tho Many non-CathoIics would love the children of that household have prayed this is the happiest week in the history regularly in front of it ever since. money needed from the municipality for of The Catholic Register. In the insti the new subscribers have not paid yet. beautiful pious practices of the Cath all the war causes annually. The di And do not stop working! Priests every The good Catholic in this case died tutions, St.’ Thomas’ seminary leads, ALL GO T0~~C0NFESSI0N olic Church at which they now look rather suddenly but when the body was rectors of the K. of C. deem that a where have urged us to see that the proper division of this money would be with St. Joseph’s hospital a close second. askance if Catholics would take the discovered, she had a crucifix pressed girls continue their efforts. The effect 50 per cent to the Red Cross, 25 to the The chief creilit belongs to the Rt. Rev. Knights of (Mlumbus war workers are trouble to explain them.-* A striking ex close over her heart. Her last thoughts, of the sermons delivered and of the Y. M. C. A., 12y, to the K. of C. and 12^^ J. Henry Tihen, D.D., Bishop of Denver. being rushed abroad as rapidly as pos ample of this has just come do the wri it is evident, were about the Master His Pastoral Ijetter and the weight of Bishop’s Pastoral will last a long time. ter’s attention. It is one o f the most who gave His life for bar. to other activities. sible. Contingents numbering from fif W. J. Mulligan of New Haven was teen to twenty-five men are being sent astonishing incidents of which he has The Methodist woman deeply felt her named chairman of the K. of C. War Ac over on every regular boat leaving the ever heard. friend’s death but had learned from her tivities committee. Col. Callahan having American ports. Applications for this There died a few months ago in Johns of the Catholic belief that a soul must resigned. Lawrence 0. Murray, a mem MONUMENT WILL BE GEORGETOWN PLANS service are pouring in to the Washington town, Pa., a good Catholic woman whose be entirely pure before it can enter ber of the order living in Washington, office of the Knights of Columbus’ com next-door neighbor was a Methodist. The heaven and that, if it is not completely comptroller of currency under President mittee on war’.activities, and the men husband of the Catholic woman has come pure at the time of death, yet is not Roosevelt, is to be sent to France to as ERECTED BY THIRD READY; NEW CHURCH are being carefully selected. A limited to Denver to spend the summer and told damned, it must pass thru purgatory. sist Overseas Director Waiter N. Kernan. number of women are also to be used in the writer the facts in the case. The She had also learned that, in our belief, It was reported that many applica connection with the canteens, hospitals Methodist and the Catholic frequently the Requiem Mass releases souls from tions arc coming in for overseas work. ORDER FRANCISCANS TO START AT ONCE and elsewhere. It is stipulated that these had conversations on religion, and the purgatory or cuts down their term. Why Mr. Reddin is well satisfied with the re applicants must be more than 30 years Catholic told why we keep crucifixes, we believe these things had been so sponse of the Western states. Some ex of age, that they must possess ener^- holy pictures and statues in our homes thoroly explained thatjShe felt their rea cellent men are available, particularly Statue of Poverello is Planned New Rectory for Julesburg; and intelligence and be capable of taki^K and cliurches. The Methodist was sur sonableness, even if she did not wish to from California. , care of themselves under varying cir prised to see the beauty of the practice. come into the Church. So she has aston for Mount Olivet House is Purchased It was decided to erect buildings at cumstances. As she thought over it, she was com ished both her Catholic and her non- Camps Mead and Pike for colored troops, Cemetery. at Akron. It is pointed out that this work will pelled by her intelligence to see that it Catholic friends by having Masses said entail a sacrifice of comfort and only must be easier to pray when one has a regularly for the Catholic woman! It is putting them in charge of colored work ers. 'There are many Catholic Negroes The Tliird Order of St. Francis plans (Official News of Diocese.) those filled with the spirit of sacrifice holy object on which to focus the at the only case of the kind- that the writer at these camps. to erect a beautiful monument in Mount Plans of a new church to replace tho should undertake it. Government regu tention. “ You keep the photographs of has ever known. Dr. Buckley of St. Paul and J. Mc- Olivet cemetery, Denver, both as an ob one destroyed by fire in Georgetown have lations must also be met and women, persons w’ho are dear to you, so that you Large numbers of non-Catbolics either Graw of Oklahoma, two members of the ject of devotion to St. Francis of Assisi been approved by the Bishop and con either of whose parents w’as born in an can remember them better. WTiy not do not believe in the Trinity or have a and as a memorial to the members of struction will begin at once. enemy country, or whose husband, son keep images and pictures of your re very hazy idea about it. This Methodist Supreme Board of Directors, will sail, the order who are buried in the Third Plans for a new rectory in the newly or brother is in military service of ligious heroes t” argued the Catholic, and woman did not believe in it. She argued with Joseph Scott of Los Angeles, early Order plot there. Father Raymond Walsh. established parish of .Tulesburg are be one of these nations, cannot be the Methodist admitted that she was with her Catholic neighbors and they in June to inspect the overseas work of O.F.M., spiritual director of the order, ing drawn by Architect Paroth. accepted. Already many applications right. showed her the reasonableness of their the order. Bishop Muldoon of the National Cath announced the movement laat Sunday 'Father Grohman has purcha.sed a de from Women in various parts of the A few days later, the Methodist de faith. She was cured of her disbelief. olic War Council attended the meeting, afternoon, when twelve novices were re sirable residence in Akron and is much country liave been received and several clared; “ Sometimes I wish tliat I had a Perhaps she may never be a Catholic. remaining with the directors into the ceived by the order and three who had pieased with his newly established par of tlie applicants have been sent abroad. nice crucifix or holy picture so that my But it is certain that her children will early hours of Monday morning. He in compleOid their year’s novitiate were ish. Mothers’ Day Observed. children could meditate better when never hate the Church. And in time professed at St. Elizabeth’s church. The The people of Yuma are anxious to Mothers’ Day, officially designated by they are saying their night prayers.” such a case as this is sure to bring con formed the men that the Arclibishopa of plans for the monument will be made at have autonomy and a priest “ail their the President of the United States, was The Catholic said nothing, but a short versions. Perhaps there is a non-Cath- America, whose representative he is on a social meeting of the order at St. own.” The same is true of several otlicr fittingly observed in the Knights of Co time later a magnificent crucifix was de olic lady in your neighborhood to whom the war council, stand right behind ail Klizalieth’s school hall, Wednesday eve missions in the diocese. lumbus’ recreation buildings of the vari livered with her compliments to the you can explain Catholicity with as the war work of the If. of C. ning, June 5. Father Ley has returned from an ex ous American camps. It is appropriate Methodist’s home. It was set up in a much profit as in this case. Tlie chief feature of the memorial will tended vacation to his home in Manitou. from tlie Catholic point of view that this be a large statue of the Poor ilan of day should come within the month of CORNERSTONE TO BE Assisi. May, which is dedicated by the Church “Remember,” said Father 'Walsh last PRIEST ASTRONOMER in a special manner to Mary, the Mother Sunday to the novices who were being of the Redeemer. In many camps spe LAID ON JUNE 301H recidv^, “ that the Third Order is more cial ilay devotions were held in honor John H. Reddin Re-elected than a mere sodality.” He warned them READY FOR ECUPSE of the Virgin Mother, and addresses that it was a recognized religious order were delivered by^hc chaplains in which The laying of the cornerstone of the in the Church, altho it was possible to it was emphasized that, the man who has Queen of Heaven Orphanage will take join it and still live as laymen in the Denver and Colorado Springs this week a fervent devotion to the Mother of Head of Fourth Degree place Sunday, June 30. Bishop Tihen have been hosts to a noted priest astron world; and he told them that, like their Christ will also cherish a tender devotion will officiate, with some of the city of holy patron, they must live a life of omer. the Rev. Clarence Woodman, a for his own mother. ficials assisting. The Boy Scouts will penance, being content to do without Paulist of Newman hall, a great Catholic One of the most inspiring religious John H. Reddin, Denver attorney, at ized. Two supreme vice presidents w’ere help and there will be music by a band some of the ostentation that others seek. club connected with* the University of services lield under the auspices of the elected—Thomas P. Flynn of Chicago, ami singing by a choir. The Knights of CVTiile the Third ttrder’s rules do not California at Berkeley. He is on his way the meeting i f the Supreme Board of Di Knights of Columbus in an American national president of the American Fed Columbus’ committee in charge is com bind, under the pain of even venial sin, to Hartsell, Kan., to arrange an observa rectors of the Knights of Columbus in camp was the midnight Mass recently eration of Catholic societies, re-elected posed of Fire Chief Healy, A. H. Si>ep the members can gain many rich in tory there for scientists from the Smith celebrated at an emlmrkation point for Chiesg^o last Sunday, was re-elected Su to rule the Marquette division, and Rob and George F'. Cottrell. It will be a gala dulgences. sonian Institute to study, the eclipse of tlie men who were about to leave for preme Master of the Fourth Degree. This ert E. .Morrison of Prescott, Ariz., a day for the good sisters and orjihans of “We need more male members,” said the sun, which will be Visible in this France. Word reached the Knights of makes his tliird tenn. He was first prominent attorney, for the Mountain the institution. Father Walsh last Sunday. “The exam section of the West on June 8 and which Columbus building that 500 men desired elected in 1910 for four years and w’as States division, succeeding .Joseph Scott, ple that they can give is badly needed is drawing scientists from all over the to go to Confession and to receive Holy re-electeff in 1914. Under Mr. Reddin’s who refused to be a candidate again. Mr. in the world today. Our Third Order country to Deliver and other placc.s. Communion. The chaplain immediately rule, the Fourth Degree has greatly flour Morrison is a brother of Sister Doloriiie Ynembers participate in all the blessings Father Woodman lias done special work took his place in the Confession’al while ished and lias been practically reorgan of Ixiretto Heights academy. of the Franciscan order, and the Fran for the Smithsonian Institute in.counec- a Knights of Columbus secretary hurried OUTDOOR PAGEANT ciscan order, with ,,it8 three branches, is tioji with every notable eclipse for some to the near-by city to secure another the largest religious community in the years. He celebrated the 8:30 Mass in priest to assist in this holy work. Both Church. I say this, not by way of boast the Cathedral Sunday. of these zealous clergymen were in the AT ST. ELIZABETH’S ing, but as a reminder of the blessings Confessional until almost midnight, when in store for those who join us.” one left to*preparc for the celebration of Mass Wine Can be Brought Mass, the other remaining until all the Next Sunday morning, at St. Eliza BRIGHTON PAPER LAUDS $53,% 3 RAISED BY men had been lieard. beth’s chureli at the 9 o’clock Mass, the Thru the kindness of the commanding solemn procession of Corpus Christi will TACT OF MR. GOLDSTEIN officer, a barracks was secured in which take place. All members of the Knights K .C . FOR RED CROSS the Holy Sacrifice was offered, the Into Oklahoma, Court Says of St. John w’ill kindly attend, the Uni The Brighton Blade of Tuesday, May Knights of Columbus’ building being en form Rank in full dress, neermg in the basement of the school hall at 8:45 28, declareil: The (Tardinal Mercicr divisiigi in the tirely too small to accommodate the sliarp. The Corpus Christi procession at Addresse-s made the other night at the Deliver Red Cross drive, just closed with throng that desired to attend. Tliis bar court house lawn by David Ooldsteln and In spite of the fact that the “bone The ruling followed strictly the doc this church always goes outdoors, in the over $800,000 subscribed while the city racks was filled to overfiowing, arid so his assistant. Arthur Corbett, from their dry” law does not siiccifieally so state, trine of religious liberty and that “use neighborhood of the church. traveling automobile van, were well at was asked for only $500,000, obtained quiet was it that the sentry could- bo wines for sacramental purposes may of wine for sacramental purposes in Solemn High Mass will be celebrated tended. considering the continuing cold $53,963.10, nearly all in small contribu heard ns he patiently paced his beat out ness of the weather and the additional hereafter be transported into the state divine worship is no part of the evil of by the F'rauciscan Fathers preceding the tions. The division was made up exclu side. As the sanctus bell announced the dlfflculty that the audience could not sit of Oklahoma, according to an opinion inteiiiporaiice, suppression of w’hich is the procession. down on the wet grass. sively of Kniglits of Columbus. W. P. Consecration and Klcvation, this sentry by the Oklahoma supreme court handed object to the prohibitory' laws.” Messrs. Goldstein and Corbett gave an MePhee’s team won the city champion paused, reverently struck his breast and exceedingly interesting historical review down last week in Oklahoma Wiy, in The fact that the decision took in not ship last Thursday for the largest sub uttered the prayer: “ Domine, non sum of the Catholic Church, and not the least the case of F’ather Urban De Hajjque in only the “bone dry” law, which was the McGin n is in s p e c ia l c l a s s instructive was their explanation of the scription total. ‘The leading teams in digiius.” During the distribution of Holy behalf of the Catholic Church vs. the immediate cause for the case, but the doctrines of that Church. Including the division were: James A. MeSwigan’s, Coiiiniiinion the men formed a line out PREPARING FOR FRANCE statements of what many people suppose Santa F'e Railway. Some time ago the constitution and the enabling act, makes to be the tenets and what are the actual $18,439.09; W. P. MePhoe’s. $17,479.13; side the building, passing thru one door Santa F’e refused tb deliver a shipment the holding unlimited in its legal scope. beliefs. The Catholic Church is the old George F. Cottrell’s, $10,169.46; T. J. and out at another, thus preventing con of altar wine consigned to the Oklahoma It is the first ruling of the kindgcvcr Stanley Meijinnis, Denver Knight of est existing organization in Christendom, Pattarson’s, $4,350.80; J. P. O’ConiieU’s, gestion around the improvised altar. Columbus who will leave to do social and every p«-rson must study much about clergy in Guthrie because the “bone dry” handed down by a supreme court. it who experts to know the leading facts $3,534.62. Mr. O’Connell expects to bo law’ seemingly forbade the shipment of That all practices necessary in the welfare work for the Young Men’s Chris In the history of the Christian religion. called into service within a few weeks. fermented wine into the state. Bishop conduct of*a religion are legal, was the tian Association in Franco, is among 290 A notable fact about the sermons of He was in a deferred classification under CATHOLIC AUXILIARY .AIDS Y. if. C. A. secretaries chosen for a Messrs. Goldstein and Corbett was their Mcerschaert immediately brought a man comment of the court in one portion of choice of words with great care. Prob the draft, but had himself transferred RED CROSS DRIVE GREATLY damus action in the name of his secre the opinion. Sacramental wine, the de special course at Princeton University in ably no speakers have ever been in into class A.-l so that he could go sooner. tary, Father De Hasque, in the Okla cision said, is a vital part of the Cath preparation for his work “over there.” Brighton who used an equal amount of Mr. MeSwigan headed the recent K. of C. homa county district court, to compel olic service. In view of this, and the Tlie first class begins at 8:10 a. m. and tact lest they offend the sensibilities of The Catholic I.«dieg’ Auxiliary of the ftersons holding any divergent doctrines. war fund drive. Mr. MePhee handled the Santa F'e to receive and deliver the further fact that its use for such cause the last, one docs not end until 9:40 at Most of their hearers. Catholic or Pro- the Mountain Division’s Red Cross mem Re quence, he will not be allowed to go there Sunday afternoon at Ixiretto academy, American expeditionary forces in France. himself. which was enjoyed by a large number The month’s total of supplies sent out THE CATHOUC WORLD D E N V E R OFFICER IN C LO SIN G EXERCISES of friends. follows: 45 chaplains' outfits; 12,123 New Sixty-Six Converts. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Deus have moved Testaments; 15,681 prayer books, 6,58<> Col. Callahan Appointed. Of the 22(1 persons confirmed at St. to Walsenburg to reside. Mr. Deus will rosaries, 5,045 scapulars, 2,500 scapular Col. I’. M. Callahan of I.ouiaville has ■lohn’s Cathedral at Cleveland. May 12, FRANCE ASTOUNDED ARE HELD IN PUEBLO engage in business there. medals, 1,942 Catechisms, 12,241 pamph been appointed by Chairman Thinxlore by Rt. Rev. Bishop Farley, sixty-six were lets and tracts, 90 religious books, 1,292 hymn books, 2,850 hymn cards, 1,026 N. Vail as a member of the committee adult converts. BY PARISH SCHOOI^ CHAPLAINS’ AID MAKES which will present to the Democratic amt AT FORTITUDE THERE Sacred Heart badges, 500 small crucifixes, Republican national conjfressional com Papal Secretary of State Maligned. ANOTHER FINE RECORD 40,000 altar breads. mittees a plan for the co-operation of In regard to a mischievojis letter “ I have seen most of France and Bel the two jmrties to defeat any disloyal or which has been published in an English gium and I marvel that manhood and St. Joseph’s and St. Anthony’s The Rev. William Raymond Bonniwell, Spanish Honor Cardinal Merder. anti-war candidates in the congressional paper stating that Cardinal Gasparri, the womanhoorl can endure such disasters,” HaUs Croivded at the O.P., until recently of St. Dominic's par The Royal Spanish Academy of Moral electjons this fall. Papal Secretary of State, had publicly says Lieut. F. ,1. Mannix, Denver at Entertainments. ish, Denver, was among the forty-five and Political Mcnces has elected Car expressed his regret that the troops torney, brother of the Rev. E. J. Mannix, army chaplains given chaplains’ outfits dinal Mercier an honorary member. It Noted Jesuit Dead. whii(h are occupying .lerusalem arc not in a letter to his sister here. He says by the Chaplains’ Aid association of 605 is a special honor, inasmuch as, altho The death of Father .loseph Hilgers, all Catholics, his eminence, in a letter to in part: 1ST COMMUI^ST. MAflY’S Fifth avenue. New York, last month. the statutes allow of the election of ten S..T., author of the leading standard Cardinal Bourne of Ixmdon, indignantly Tou want me to tell you about life Ten thousand cards for confession by such members, this is the first time that over here and especially about what I (By Georgia Zeiger.) American boys to French priests were such a distinction lias been conferred work on the Roman Index and other val denies that he did anything of the kind. am doing? Life here Is hardly different uable books, and editor of the later edi from that In the States. The world is a Pueblo.—The graduates of the various sent to Monsignor Connelly, with the upon anyone. tions of Behringer’s “ Indulgences,” is an Installed in High Office. small place after all. As a child I re institutions now occupy the center stage member the awe that I felt when I heard and all the schools will have their pro nounced. May 20 in the Sistine Chapel, Pope of the great wide world. As the years Benedict personally consecrated, with the passed and the range of . my vision grams during the next few weeks. I.*8t English Ill-Feeling Wanes. full Papal rite and ceremonial. Cardinal widened the picture faded. Now I know Sunday evening St. Joseph’s hall was that all peoples are pretty much alike, crowded when the annual graduation ex 4 Rome notes with satisfaction that the Van Rossum as Prefect of the Sacred even as all oceans are alike, tho colored 500 Stenographers Wanted anti-Papal feeling which suddenly broke Congregation of the Propaganda. and shaded by sun or shadow. France ercises took place. The following pro out in the English press in consequence today Is very much like America would gram was rendered: for $1,100 to $1,400 a Year Government positions. Any in be under the same circumstances. Take Processional. of the hostile attitude of the Irish Bish Nuns Placed in Charge. our own city of Denver and replace ops in relation to the British conscrip The Chinese Government has placed eighty thousand of Its happy matrons Farewell Song—.\ceompanied by Miss telligent person can qualify in three to five months at tion law is dying out. .Tournals which the new public hospital in Pekin under with eighty thousand widows; place the Dorothy Jerman. t cloud of war’s immediate uncertainties -Address—Rev. Cyril Zupan, O.S.B. at first excitetlly attacked the Pope as the charge of the Sisters of Charity. over it; replace Its wealth and comforts being responsible for the Bishops’ atti with poverty and need—then you have Mazurka, Op. 54 (Goddard)—Miss An 15 Kittredge Bldg. tude now admit their mistake and frank Noted Polish Editor Dead. a typical town in southern France. If na Papish. Civil Service School, you would carry the comparison farther Song, “ When Life is Brightest”-— ly recognize that their lordships’ motive Stanislaw Szwajkart, editor of the It can be done: place a few bombs In is good—namely, to endeavor to prevent, Polish Daily News, and one of the most the city every night and shoot ten thou Senior Girls. as far ns they can, excesses which might prominent Poles in the United .States, sand big shells thru her best buildings Piano Duet—Anna Perko and Lillian EXCLUSIVE BiULLlNERY and drive ber people out Into the high Grahek. have terrible conse '} Thursday, May 30, 1918. d e n \t ;k c a t h o l i c e e q t s t e e . Page Three. the planets change their orbits and the great distant suns be transformed by their own consuming heat, yet no single PUEBLO G. A. R. VETERANS HEAR PATRIOTIC atom Is destroyed! MORE COLO. SPRINGS .30 ASPEN CATHOUCS LEAVE FOR WAR; This being so in the material world, how much more certain may we not be In regard to the mighty mind of man, JACOB JAMES GER8TLE DIES IN SERVICE TALK AT MEMORIAL SERVICE IN ST. PATRICK’S whose powers are so majestic, whose C A T H O L IC BOYS GO genius has conauered the forces of na ture—bridling the lightning of heaven, St. Patrii'k's Pariah, Pueblo.—The me- birth in the heart of man and cxpre.ssion hitching it to his carriage or bidding It IN T O U. S. S E R V IC E Aspen.—Lawrence McDonnell, who had for burial. He was a boy who was in his actions, undoubtedly the highest carry his thought from one extremity of loved by all classes in the community inorial service on Sunday afternoon un and holiest, next to the love of God\ our tile earth to the other The mind of man been in the city the past few days visit der the anspieea of the 0. A. R. in St. Creator and Lord, is that sentiment that has bridged the mighty deed and ing with his mother and brothers, left and was an exemplary Catholic. Funeral Patriek’a ehureh was well attended. All which is called love of country. It is is now vying with the bird in soaring Number from St. Mary’s is on May 24 for Ijaramie, Wyo., where he services wqre held at St. Mary’s Catliolic broad and expansive as human nature thru the clouds above, shall it cease to church May 21. The Aspen Times of the veterans of the Civil War, now resi itself. It finds a home on every shore, be. and shall its works outlive itself? Now Near 70; Memorial will report f6r duty with the colors. He dents of Ihieblo, were present. General no matter how wild or Impoverished. It No, my friends, this cannot be. For will leave Laramie Sunday evening for May 21 said: T. P. Downen was in command. A large finds an echo in every whether such a being as man there must be some Day Services. Camp Ijcwis, Wash., where he will go Services over the remains of the late civilized or savage, for |t is'an instinct other home, some higher realnfi where Jacob James Gerstle were conducted in ■contingent of tlie Ladies’ Auxiliary was of our nature given to us by Almighty wrongs are righted and tears are brushed into training. St. Mary’s Catholic church this morning also in attendance. The musical part of God for great and noble purposes. Hence away, where the highest aspirations and The following are the names of the by Rev. Father MeSweeney. The Inte the program was splendidly executed un an English poet has said: noblest longings are realized and re AT CORPUS CHRISTI CHURCH Catholic boys and girls who graduated rior of the church was profusely but warded. Reason and common sense de tastefully decorated with American flags der the direction of Mrs. J. J. McDon ^‘Breathes there a man with soul so dead mand that it must be so. Well and from the Aspen high school this year: M. and flowers. Who never to himself hath said. beautifully has our own Longfellow Colorado Springs.—Among those who T. Corcoran, Jo^m G. Starr, Sadie A. nell, organist of the church. “ America” This is my own. my native land?” The casket rested near the chancel be said— recently left Colorado Springs to enter Kearns, Josephine G. Kresman, Margaret in full chorus was fine. Mrs. .Tobn Mc- Therefore it is that, at all times, the neath the folds of "Old Glory” and was Oann’s thrilling rendition of “Columbiife ‘'There is no death! W'hat seems so Ls military service are Maurice E, Banni- A. Harrington, William F. Putzcll. The completely surrounded with beautiful patriot has ever been a hero in all lands, transition. floral emblems. the tiem of the Ocean” was beautiful, and especially when his patriotism was gan, .lohn Gavin, Patrick Alcock, Thomas valedictorian of the class was Miss Jose This life of mortal breath Long before the services began the while Mr. .letf Fitzpatrick’s “ Vacant made manifest at the cost of his life. Is but a suburb of the life elysian .T. McCabe, Patrick McNamara and John phine Kresman. In the palmiest days of classic Athens Whose portal we call death." church was crowded to Its capacity with Chair” appealed to everybody. The na a law was made that the obsequies of Walsh. The list of those in service is the friends of the deceased and many The universal belief of mankind con Paul Francis Frost, John Pugel and tional airs on organ, violin and flute, by the citizens who fell in battle should be fast approaching and should soon pa.ss John Zuspancis left for Fort Logan were unable to obtain admittance. performed at the public expense and in firms the dictates of reason. Every race 4 Mrs. McDonnell Miss V'era Prendergast of man, at every period ^thruout the his fhe 70 mark. The services were most Impressive and the most honorable manner. For three Thursday evening to join the colors.. at the conclusion of High Mass Rev. and Miss Vivian Kelly touched some ten days before burial their remains lay in tory of the world, has left on record Its John Wharton, an employe of the local Andrew Farrell, son of our efficient belief in fhe Immortality of man. There Father MeSweeney made an address, der chords in the patriotic hearts of the state, under canopies of honor, to re post office, who volunteered for the gov and popular postmistre.ss, Mrs. Farrell, consoling to the hearts o f the be ceive the votive offerings of a grateful was always some religious rite, some large audience. The old soldiers, none funeral ceremony, even In the remotest ernment postal sendee in France and left reaved family and thrilling the large people—flowers, precious ornaments, ele expects to leave here in the fall to com audience with Its patriotic fervor. 'With of them much less than eighty years of gantly wrought vases, wonderful works antiquity, to symbolize man’s knowledge for New York a month ago, has arrived plete his studies in the Nortliwcstern of an unending existence beyond the safely in France, according to word re out the church every available convey age, were often visibly affected by what of genius and of art, which after two grave. Your own presence here today University I^aw School, Cliicago. ance In the city had been assembled. thousand years adorn the museums of ceived by Postmaster 0. W. Ward. The services being concluded, the flag- was sung or said and all gave a hearty modern Europe. On the^ last day the manifests your faith in it, for If you did not believe that the spirits of your brave Robert Bensberg has been awarded the Louis Lynch, Daniel Lavey and Martin draped casket was conveyed to the wait expression to their joy and gratitude mournful procession was formed—moth Ijavey left May 25 for Fort Cody, N. M., ing hearse by Albert Frost, Ray Epper ers, wives, sisters and daughters led the comrade's are still somewhere In exist star mail route contracts for the service when the service was over. The memo ence it would be silly for you to pay to reiiort for duty with Uncle Sam. son. Frank Crawley. John Tralnor, Ed way. and to them it was permitted to between Colorado Springs and Lytle and ward Lavey and Julius J. Zupancls. The rial address on “The Men of ’61,” was utter aloud their lamentations for the tribute or to memoralize that which is Almost thirty of our young Catliolic not—a thing that Is not a thing at all— between Colorado Springs and Woodman. funeral cortege which then wended its by Father Barry, as follows: beloved and the lost. Male relatives of- boys have left for the diiferent training way to the cemetery was one of the the dead followed, then citizens and less even than the ephemeral flower that Two well-known Colorado Springs Veterans of the Grand Army of the you will throw upon the graves next camps since the draft. largest seen In Aspen and would have Republic: Under the shadow of the strangers closed the train. Thus mar Thursday. boys have received notice to report at been much more imposing but for the Cross of Jesus Christ, the syrnttol of shalled, they moved to the place of in the aviation training camp at Berkeley, Jacob James Gerstle, son of Mr. and lack of vehicles. The county commis man’s eternal salvation, and in the pres terment in the celebrated Keramieus. the But far better than the teaching of science and the consent of mankind is Cal. They are Charles M. Schneider, 18 Mrs. Cliarles Gerstle, died of pneumonia sioners, city offlclals and firemen attend ence of the flag of our beloved country, most beautiful suburb of Athens. There, the Word of God our Creator manifested ed the funeral in a body. the best symbol of man's earthly pros amidst the sweet perfume of the most McKinley place, and Victor J. Lynch, 516 at Fort Riley, Kan., the afternoon of perity. we have assembled today In the odoriferous flowers and under the over to us thru Jesus Christ His Son and May 16. He was accorded a military Interment was In the Catholic plot. sanctuary of the King of Peace, rever arching branches of the majestic trees confirmed by His glorious triumph over West Bijou street. Both young men Red Butte cemetery, under direction of the grave on Easter day. "I am the haye been students at the Colorado funeral at the fort and brought to Aspen Undertaker Beall. ently to express our loyal remembrance of Greece, on a lofty stage, some distin Resurrection and the Life, he that be- of the heroic dead and to offer our heart guished citizen pronounced the funeral School ot Mines. felt prayers for their everlasting glory. oration to the assembled multitude. For lieveth in Me, altho he be dead, shall Cur country, ever mindful of the service those who fell at Marathon, live, and everyone that llveth and be- Miss Kathryn-Morgan and Miss Celia lleveth in Me shall riot die forever.” Gormley’s Red Cross unit has comple and the sacrlflce of her brave sons, has ‘"That battlefield where Persia’s victim This Is the Christian's hope; this is the set apart a special day to honor those hordes solution to the riddle of life. Gentlemen ted a splendid amount of work. The F A M R DILLY WRITES FROM FRANCE; whose lives were so courageously and so First bowed beneath the brunt of Hellas’ of the G. A. R., this Is what lies before unit has been working on Monday and generously given for the safety and per sword,” petuity of this republic. you, If you have been as faithful to your Thursday evenings at the Plaza hotel. It is mete and proper lhat It should a still more distinguished honor was God as you have been to your country. PEOPLE SUFFER TERRIBLY IN INVASION reserved. They were entombed in the You are now well advanced In "the sear The room at the Plaza will be closed be so, for of all the emotions which And spot which they had sprinkled with their and yellow leaf of life/’ A little while for the summer months, but the workers blood. Their names were inscribed on and the bell will toll your funeral knell who are remaining in the city are pian- ten magnificent columns erected upon and your name will be registered among (By Kathrine O’Neil.) others prefer the risk of death by run SYMPTOMS OF the mound which covered their ashes. the dead. A little while and the roll- ning to go on with the work at W d - EYE TROUBLE These^ pillars fiave disappeared—victims call of eternity will ring in your ears. quarters. The following work has been La Junta.—^A Igtter received from Fa ning thru the fire, rather than fall into Headaobe, Dlnhieea, of tiifie arai violence—the mound still Will you be able to respond with that finished between November 12 and May ther Dilly last week contains the follow the hands of the invaders. Y’our heart remains to mark the spot where the men same brave, soldierly spirit with which Palu at Base of Brsla •23: 9x9 compresses, 13,659 ; 4x4 com ing: “ We are now within the plain would bleed if you were a witness to the Neufalgis, Falntlni, at M&rathon fought and fell. you answered the call of your.country Veterans of the G. A. R., we, citizens in the days of your youth? Will you be presses, 9,566; 4x8 compresses, 6,799 ; 3x6 hearing of guns, and I am quite well and scenery which I have already witnessed. We Ataslataly • sstsa to e •laasas of America, have much more reason,to able to say then with sincerity and gauze strips, 689; 2x2 sponges. 230 ; 4x4 happy to Be on the battle front. Tbe Y’et nobody wants peace; everybody pre •ou» R Lun eiASSBS, fMa be grateful to you and to your comrades truth, "I have finished the work which people of France give a most hearty wel fers death to German domination. But who are sleeping their long sleep today Thou gavest me to do. Father, into Thy wipes, 2,102; making a total of 33,045. Schwab, Modern Opticians under the soil of the Sunny Southland. hands I commend my spirit.” God grant Mrs. Willet R. Willis entertained at come to the Americans, and feel greatly thanks to the Americans, things will Pk. Mail 5171. ta i 15tk S i Your prowess and your valor on many a that it may be so, and this is the bless an enjoyable afternoon tea party Thurs encouraged by their presence. All the soon turn to the advantage of the Allies, blood-stained battlefield have won for ing I ask for you today in the name of American boys make remarks about the and if greater effort is made by the good us a benefit and a blessing far more the Father, of the Son and of the Holy day, honoring her sister. Miss Marie valuable than that the men of Mara Ghost. Amen. Clough of Colorado college, and Miss Lela splendid courage, not only of the American people, I believe that the war thon won for the people of Greece. You Bentrup of the High', school. A number ‘Poilus,’ but also of the women and will not last so very long.’’ have given us an undivided country—a children who have now sufferetl agony of tlie school friends of the honor guests The memory of their own first Com union of forty-eight great empire states for four years without murmur. This cemented together with the life’s blood were invited and the afternoon was munion was brought vividly to the minds FINE M U SIC A L E AT part of the country is filled with refu of your venerated brothers who fought spent with sewing and knitting. Miss of many of the congregation laet Sun and fell for the great cause. Nearly two gees, old men, women and children, who day morning when the class of children, generations ago the tocsin of war re Belle Willis and Miss Grace Lawrence as sounded thruout this fair land. The sisted Mrs. Willis in entertaining. have lost their all and barely esfaped which has been under special instruction chief executive of the nation issued proc TRINIDAD BY PUPILS with their lives. They relate that when by the pastor during the past weeks, lamation after proclamation calling upon St. Mary’s unit No. 2 of the Red Cross contributed $.52 to the Red Cross last the Germans are about to enter a city was admitted to Holy Communion for the manhood of the country to enroll or a village, they first send a terrific under the star-spangled banner and de week. The unit meets on Thursday aft the first time. Not only the children, OF SAINT JOSEPH’S ‘barrage’ fire all around it in order to fend the great principles for which it ernoons for gauze work at the headquar but the other ones as well, were much stood and still stands. The response to prevent anybody from leaving. Many ters. The contributors follow: Mrs. J. impressed by the ceremony and by Fa this call was magnificent—they came civilians are killed by this fire. Again, from the North and the East and the (By \V. G. Code.) F. Maloney, $10; Miss Nellie Buckley, ther Desaulniers’ address to the children. West. In the words which Tennyson Trinidad.—St. Joseph’s Academy pre $5; Mrs. L. E. Emmett, $5; Mrs. C. C. applies to the charge of the Light Bri sented the following musical program gade at Balaklava— Fingel, $5; Mrs. Mary Hiisung, $5; Miss LITTLETON ALTAE SOCIETY May 28, at 2:30 p. m.: H. Tnlly, $5; Mrs. H. F. Waitring, $5; “There was not a man dismay’d, ‘•Dancing Flowers” (Holdst), Margar ELECTS NEW OFEICEES Not tho’ the soldiers knew et McCoy and Anna Aiello; "Take Me Mrs. R. T. Price, $2; Miss Francis Mul- ODD QUESTIONS AT Someone had blundered. Back to Colorado” ( soldier’s prayer) loy, $2; Mrs. A. P. Gable, $1; Mrs.'A. F. Thelr’s not to make reply, (Abbott), chorus by music pupils; (a) Honey, $1; Miss E. E. Brown, $1; Miss Thelr's not to reason why; ’’Basket of Roses,” (b) ’’Dora Polka” Littleton.—At a meeting of the Altar 8t. Mary’s Branch No. 298—Meets 2d Thelr’s but to do and die.” (Streabbog), Rose Tafoya; "Gavotte” Kathryne McGivney, $1; Miss Julia Ma society held last week, the following STERLING LECniRE and 4th Tuesdays in Charles building. You, veterans of the G. A. R.. and (Resch), “ Englewood Waltz” (Ward- honey, $1; Mrs. A. Schumacher, $1. officers were elected: President, Mrs. W. Sacred Heart Brtrnch No. 316—Meets your brethren whose figures were Jn the well), Hazel Lougjiery, Mary Llnskey, One of the pretty affairs given Satur picture then but are missing now—you Bernlece Loughery; ’’Blush Rose” (Schu H. Paul; vice president, Mrs. 0. F. Natsj BY DAVID GOLDSTEIN second and fourth Wednesday evenings bade farew*ell to the sweet society of bert), Bernlece Loughery; “Mazourka day for' the young girl graduates was secretary, Mias Anna Martin; treasurer, In Qiarles building. home and friends; responsive to the call Brllllante” (Heins), Margaret Rider; the luncheon by Mrs. Richard Clough for Mrs. \V. E. Coffin. At this meeting it St. Joseph’s Branch _No. 611 — Meets of duty you substituted the sword for ■’Flag of the Free” (Millard), chorus by her daughter. Miss Marie Clough, who the pen, the plowshare and the useful mUiSlc pupils; ’’Rustic Fountain” (Bohm), was decided to have the annual lawn fes 135 Copies of Book by the Eev. second and fourth Thur'sday evenings of instruments of the mechanic’s shop to Petit Polka” (Evans), Hope Aguilar; graduates from Colorado college this tival for the»benefit of the church on Father Martin Are each month at fit. Joseph’s hall, Sixth do battle for the “Flag” on many a The Moss Rose Waltz” (Blake), "Les week. Old-fashioned garden flowers were Wednesday evening, June 26. avenue and Galapago street. Mrs. Ellen blood-stained field. During four mem Pierrots” (Streabbog), Irene Dennis and chosen for the decorations, using yellow Sold. orable years the strife lasted. I need Alloe Champagne; (a) ’’The Pixies , Next Sunday will be Communion Sun T. Devlin, president; Miss Mamie Clan not rehearse for you the terrible inci Dance” (Englemann), (b) ’’The Barber and white marigolds to accentuate the day for members of the Sacred Heart ton, secretary. dents, the victories and defeats that in of Seville” (Krug), (c) ”La Sonnabula” briglit color scheme employed. Covers League. sterling.—In spite of the inclement tervened between Fort Sumpter and Ap- (Krug), (d) "Valse” (Gurlltt), Elvira were laid for the Misses Lucy Reid, Mar weather, a good crowd .gathered on the St. Mary Magdalene Branch No. 1094— pomatox Court House. You are ifore and Sylvia Aiello; “Golden Rod” (Krug), Press Day was observed on Sunday by Meets every flrst and third Tuesday of familiar with them than I am; they are "La 'Traviata” (Krug), Joe Moraskey; garet Reid, Myrtle Cunningham, Grace the reading of the Right Rev. Bishop’s Court House lawn Sunday afternoon to each month at 8 p. m. at 221 Charles graven more leifibly on your memories “Etude” (Beyer), Isabel! Pina; ’’Folk lAwrcnce, Sarah Baker, Florence Hollo letter and a sermon by our pastor on the hear ]>avid Goldstein’s lecture. There than on the pages of history, for you Song” (Kelly), violin, Carrie Jaap; “Lit way, Hazel Hopkins, Irene Donald.son. were a number of non-Catholics in the building. Mrs. Mary 8. Wirtz, presi- yourselves were the actors on the stage. tle Evening Song” (Mathews), Ella Catholic press. After Maas the members mm*\ Mrs. 0. M. Whitcomb, recorder. The God of battles crowned your efforts Jaap; (a) "Lorelei” (Silcher), (b) "Hu Dorothy Loomis, Dorothy Coffin, Anne of the congregation were interviewed by crowd, who took a great interest in all with success, but many a noble life was moresque” (Dvorak), (c) ’’Artfess Confi Byrd Kennon, Helen Kingman and Ma a committee of ladies from the Altar that Mr. Goldstein said. A number of sacrificed before the victory was woru dence” (Thome), (d) “ II Travatore” rie Clough. questions were asked. One hundred and Directory of Recall the names cn the men who ery- (Verdi), violin—Grace Aiello, Margaret society, with the result that a substan listed with you; recall the acquaintance's Green, Eva Champagne, piano—Alice The funeral services of William John tial number of subscribers have been thirty-five copits of Father Martin’s made around the campfires at night and Champagne; "Let the Flag Fly.” chorus, Kennedy, the 9-year-old son of Mr. and added to our already good representation book were sold. Mr. Goldstein and Mr. Attorneys-at-Law see how few of them .are coming in music puplLs; “William Tell Overture” Mrs. James Kennedy, 439 East Bijou Corbett left Sunday evening foi I.* or going out amongst us today! They (Rossini-Rummel), Grace Aiello, Kathe- on the subscription list of The Denver died for a great and noble cause. May ryn Nolan; “Valse Brllllante” (Leybach), street, who died here Thursday night, Catholic Register. Junta, wliere they appeared on Tuesday. OF COLORADO. the green sod rest .lightly on their Myrtle Kerr; “Bolero,” Spanish dance were held at the Beyle undertaking Ijast Sun'day was first Commnnion That some of the iion-Catholics had graves, and may the good God above (Leybach), Katheryn Nolan; “One Fleet rooms Sunday afternoon, tlie Rev. Fa been reading anti-Gatholic literature here have mercy on their souls and crown ing Hour” (Dorothy Lee), voice— Kath day in Castle Ilock, a mission of our par- JAIOCS J. McFEELY them with that halo of glory which be erine and Myrtle Kerr, violin—Grace ther Raber officiating. Interment was iali. A choir lias been organized there and really believed it was shown by the Aiello, piano—Anna Aiello; song. LaFay- Attorney-at-Law longs to the man who dies for the bene made in Evergreen cemetery. and was heard for the first time during questions asked Mr. Goldstein. . Some of fit of mankind. ette” (Mary Earl), "Last Hope” (Gotts- Mr. and Mrs. John E. Kavanaugh of them follow: Why are nuns kept in se 426 Foster Building Fifty years and more have come and chalk), ’”rarantell” (Sidney Smith), the Mass on Sunday. Phone 4295 gone since that war was fought and won. Katheryn Nolan; “Bohemian Girl” (Bal- Chicago, who have been visiting relatives Mrs. John Theiser, wlio underwent a clusion? Wliy do Catholics protest Your ranks grow thinner year by year, fe), (1) Arllne’s Dream, (2) Count Ar- here, left Friday for their home, aceom-- serious operation last week, is reported against the public inspection of their in tor that Grand Army of the Republic helm’s Lament, (3) Thaddeus’ Song, (4) panicsl by Mrs. Kavanagh’s mother, iirs. stitutions? Is the report true that guns MOKBISSEY, MAHONEY & SCOFIELD which you represent cannot be recruited. Dance of the Gypsies, violin, Grace Aiel as making rapid progress towards recov- Attomeys-at-Law No one can fill the gap occasioned by the lo; "Fantasie” (Clarlbel), “National Magdalen Lattncr, who will spend the erv. and cannons are stored in the,basements 305-07 Symes Building deaUi of any man among you. Accord Alr.s” (Harris), violin, Grace Aiello, M. summer months with them. of Catholic churches? When w ill; the ing to the Immutable law of nature, you Green, E. Champagne, piano, Anna Aiel Mr. and Mrs. Clarence T. Hans mo Knights of Coluntbus eajrture America? Phone Main 4310 Denver, Colo. will neces'^arlly soon cease to be, for lo; "Sonata” op. 13, "Pathetlque” (Bee the 7:30 o’clock Mass,Sunday morning at tored up to Fort Logan Friday, wliere Where did the name FTote.stant come "It i.s appointed to all men once to die.” thoven), (a) Grave (introduiction, (1) Corpus Christi church, when twenty chil WatlAM H. ANDREW Other men will take your place In the Allegro Molto, (2) Adagio Cantabile, (3) they spent the week-end. from? Wliy did they protest against dren received the Sacrament for the first Attomey-at-Law battlefield, as they are doing today, but (Rondo) Allegro, (b) “First Tarantelle,” Word has been received here tliat Cap the Catholic Church? Explain the mean none can step into your shoes in regard op. j3 (S. B. Mills), Margaret Green; time. After Mass. Sister Rose gave a 615 Charles Building tain William A. Sculty, aviation section ing of indulgences? Doesn’t the Catholic to the past. Where are now the men ”Ave Maria” (Bach-Gounod), “Fallen breakfast for the first Communicants at Tel. Main 1369 Denver, Colo. who fought at Brandywine and Saratoga Roses” (Tate), voice, Grace Aiello; signal corps, has been assigned to duty (Jiureh oppose public education? Why the Gloekner. In the evening there was and Bunker Hill? The same fate awaits "Somewhere a Voice Is Calling” (Tate), in the office of the chief of staff, U. S. do not priests marry? JOHN H. REDDIN, the men who formed the armies of the voice, Alice Champagne, violin. M. Green, the crowning of the Blessed Mother by A., at Wa.shington. Captain Senlly is .Joseph Newman was a Sterling vi.sitor Cumberland, the Potomac and the Ten piano, A. Aiello; "Golden Rays Valse” Marv Dodson, a.ssistcd by the Bles.sed Attorney and Counselor at Law nessee. and those who marched with (Wachs). Alice Champagne; ’’Morceau one of the representatives of tlie avia last week in the intere.st of The Catholic Virgin’s sodality. The consecration was 612-614 Ernest, and Cranmer Bloch Sherman from Atlanta to the sea. Your Elegant” (Bohm). Helen Redak; ’’Fan tion section of the signal corps and he Register. While here, he was a guest of great chiefs—Grant and Sherman and tasie,” Home, Sweet Home (Blake), read by Helen Killeen. The Gloekner Seventeenth and Curtis Streets expects to go abroad any time. Captain Father Sassc. Sheridan and the rest of them—are all Mary Lindskey; ’’Scotch Lassie” (Pach- choir assisted at both morning and even Phone Main 557 Denver, Colo gone to that "undiscovered country from er), Minnie Morgan; ’’Rose Dreams” Scully is well known here. iirs. W. W. Nicliolls ha.s received a ing services. whose bourne no traveller returns.” (King), “The Land of My Dreams” Plans for the work during the coming letter from her husband, who is now in (King), chorus, solo by Mary Llnskey; Sunda,v is Communion day for the "Impartial fate with equal pace season in the city parks and play France. Knocks at the palace as the cottage reading, "Sketch of the Moonlight Sona Coq)us Christi guild. ta” (Beethoven, op. 27), (a) Sonata grounds are being completed by Miss Mrs. W. D. Brown and children are gate.” Quasi Una Fantasie, (1) Adagio Soste- There were special services at Cor Celia Gormley, wlio has been appointed visiting at the home of Mrs. Brown’s E. E. ROST You will follow shortly—the gray hair nuto. (2) Allegretto, (3) Presto Agitato, pus Christi elmreh on Thursdaj’ morn and wrinkled brow betoken decay, disso (h) ’’Rlgoletto,” Paraphrase de Concert general supervisor of playgrounds for parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kinney. lution. death. . But your grand, patriotic (Verdi-Llszt), Grace Aiello; “Angels’ ing, Decoration Dav\ at 8:30. spirit will live on to cheer and animate this summer. The playgrounds will be Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Murrin are visiting Serenade,” Wallachlan legend (Braga), opened liere .Tune 10. The program for Excellent Press Da.v sermons were Groceries and Provisions the generations yet to come; your great voice, Margaret Green; “Caprice Hero- given at all churches in the Pikes Peak relatives and friends at Pine Bluffs, work and splendid example cannot be the first week will be announced by Miss Wyo. Cor. th Ave. and Franklin |St ique” (Kontshl), Grace Aiello and Mar region and all pastors and assistants de 38 forgotten. Indeed, It is making itself garet Green. Gormley in a few days. felt especially in this our own time; serve the hearty thanks of The Register Richard I. McBride, who has been em Phone Main 4275 ' Ladies Aid K. of C. Plans. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H. Hunt are millions of the young men of today are for their co-operation. ployed in the First National Bank for being called, as you were called, to fol Holy Trinity Council, Knights of Co spending tlie spring montlis at Excelsior more than a year, left Sterling last week On Sunday theri- will be a Corpus low and defend the flag, and they are lumbus, will exemplify the three degrees Springs, and will remain there for a Fhsaea; Oallop 176, OaDny 165 responding to the call with all the patri Christi procession in which the children for Denver, whore lie had previously en of the order on Sunday, June 2, 1018, short time longer. otic vigor of the men of '61. They, too, will a,ssist. In the aftenioon an enter listed in the hospital unit from Colo are leaving family, home and friends to Visitors will be present from Pueblo, Mr. Peter Lewis, llJ'/o South Tejou rado university. Mrs. McBride will stay J. B . Garvin & G>. defend the honor of our country and La Junta, Walsenburg, Raton and Daw street, is sick at St. Francis’ hospital. tainment will be given b,v the Blessed carry the blessings of American liberty Virgin’s sodality in Corpus Christi hall witli her parents in Denver during her son. The Knights and candidates will Rev. Father Scully of Denver is a vis to -foreign lands. The sons and grand to celebrate the closing before the sum husband’s absence. sons of the men against whom you attend Mass in a l>otly at 0 o’clock, when itor at .St. Francis’ hospital. mer season. Several sisters of the Mrs. Mary Kennedy and sons, Leo and DRUGGISTS fought in the early ’60s are with the men Bjshop Tihen will deliver the sermon. The regular monthly meeting of the of the North today, joined hand in hand Gloekner kindly gave their assistance in George, and daugliter, Katherine, were Iminetliately following the Mass the first Holy Nome society will be held on Mon M4»l W. m Avs. Denver, Cols. for the common good of all; for we are the preparation of last Sunday’s service Sterling visitors from Burdette the last a united people under one flag and one degree will be exemplified bj’ the local day evening in St. Mary’s hall. and the first Communicants ami will of the week. These two sons left Akron constitution, and all thanks, honor and officers. In the afternoon the second and Mrs. Ruell Anbuehou of Monument. on Monday for a national army canton glory to the men whose prowess and third degrees will be exemplified, the help again on Sunday. FRED F. FISHER valor on many a hard-fought fleld have Colo., is sick at St. Francis’ hospital. ment. Both are members of Sterling placed us on this proud pedestal. second degree by the local officers and Sister Rose Alexis of the Gloekner Council, K. of C. Thev already have a Yes. my friends, the memdry of your the third by Past State Deputy Mullare Sanatorium, accompanied by Sister brother in the training camp at Funston. great deeds and the brilliant example of and staff. Catholic Goods your patriotism will be handed down Alexandrine of St. Mary’s hospital. Pu Ovp. at. BllaaWtt’a. from generation to generation until time In the evening, at the Blue Bird tav eblo, left Sunday night for the east. Slie #Myor Books, Rouriss, ScaynlaiA Eta shall be no more, or until the last star ern, a banquet will be served for Knights will visit at Mount Cleraena. Mich., for Dr. Watkinsi FRANK F. CRUMP, shall have been wrenched from the and their ladies. Bishop Tihen will de IMS e lev en th STRIST. American flog, and God forbid that this two weeks and then attend the Cath Phone Main 8304 shall ever happen. liver the principal address. The com olic hospital convention at Chicago. But what of yourselves as time rolls mittee in charge of the banquet are most impressive and edifying first DENTIST i Florist on? What of the magnificent men who Frank Norris, J. J. Gleason and Frank laid the foundations of the great repub Holy Communion service was held at ! Pueblo, Colo. Phono Main 1537 i 511 EAST COLUmiA. lic? What of the men of ’61 whose gal Hanley. The Frank M. HaU lant deeds reinforced this foundation The committee composed of Past State Pbeae Main iOO. OaUrU* and made it perpetual? Is it possible Deputy Mullare, .1. M. Madrid and J. F. first Holy Communion. At 9 o'clock that a brick in the ruins of Thebes can Dmg Co. exist for four thousand years and that Kane will have charge of the reception there will be a high Mass'and Bishop the mighty minds of W'ashington and of the Bishop during the week and day Tihen will deliver the sermon. The COl. LARIMER A 67TH STB. Lincoln, of Grant and Sherman and of the degree. Knights of Columbus will attend in a Sheridan have ceased to be? Our better n«i*Ter, Oole. . nature refuses to accept the idea, and A ladies' reception committee composed body. In the afternoon Bishop Tihen our refusal is corroborated by the latest of Mrs. Clyde Ashen, Mrs. W. B. Mullare. will again Confirm a large class of can deductions of science, the general con Mrs. Fred Grant, Mrs. J. F. McDonough, didates. sent of mankind, and all the conclusions of religion. Scientific men tell us that Miss Mary Glea.son and Miss Esther Memoritd Day. Stop at THE JOYCE HOTEL J.J.HARRINGTON not an atom of all this world can ever Madrid will assist. There were special Masses at JHoly be destroyed. The rivers may dry up. Confirmation Next Sunday. Trinity church on Memorial Day, which fiEATINO AND VENTILATINa the mountains may crumble Into dust, OONTBACTOR the valleys may be filled, the oceans Sunday will be a busy day at Holy was also the feast of Corpus Christi. may rise in vapor to the skies, but not Trinity church. There will be a low Low Masses were said at 6. 7, and 8 When in Colorado Springs Jobbing and Repairing t Specialty. a single particle is lost or annihilated. Mass at 6 and another at 7:30, after o’clock and Solemn High Mass at 9 Phone Champa 2548. And with that “wilderness of'w orlds” above our heads the same law prevails; which Bishop Tihen will give Confirma o'clock, followed by Benediction and Pro 4M FOURTEENTH STREET the stars may fall from the firmament, tion to those who have received their cession of the Blessed Sacrament. f-i ’ 1 Page Four. DEJ5YER CATHOLIC REGISTER. Thursday, May 30, 1918. The Denver (Catholic Register ♦ CALENDAR OF THE WEEK. * IMITATE (TIURCH IN * ----- ♦ Business Manager, Henry Trepper. Editor, Matthew J. W. Smith. ♦ June 2, Sunday—Second Sunday ♦ ♦ after Pentecost and Solemnity of ♦ Entered as second-class matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. SPREADING CHARITY ♦ Corpus Oiristi. (All the Masses to ♦ (By Rev. Peter Oeiermann, C.SS.R.) ♦ be of the Solemnity, except the ♦ 20. CHARLIE’S SANDWICH. Charlie as a saint, and declared he would Written for This Newspaper by Rev. ♦ Parochial Mass.) Gosjiel, St. Luke ♦ William Demouy, D.D., of St. ♦ xiv, 16-24: The parable of the great ♦ . Published Weekly by Like the wise woman described by become a Catholic even if he never won Rosa’s Home, Denver. Solomon, Charlie Cotter’s mother knew another game. ♦ supper. ♦ The Catholic Publishing Society (Inc.) how to combine thrift and genuine piety. As Bud Parker’s parents had divorced SECOND SUNDAY AFTER PENTE ♦ June 3, Monday—*St. Clotilde, ♦ 1828 Curtis Street When Mr. Cotter died he left her an in and married again he made his home COST. ♦ widow, Queen of France, 545. ♦ ♦ June 4, Tuesday—St. Francis ♦ I Telephone Main M13 Denver, Colo. surance of one thousand dollars, a rented with Mrs. Hawkins, a married sister. He In this we have known the charity of cottage in Ixis Angeles, and flve little, found his sister in tears over the sudden God because He hath laid down His life ♦ Carraciolo, founder, 1608. ♦ children. By hard work and frugality illness of her child upon his return, but for us; and we ought to lay down our ♦ June 5, Wednesday—St. Boniface, ♦ Mrs. Cotter managed to keep the chil was so full of his subject that he had to lives for the brethren.—I John lii, 15. ♦ Bishop martyr, 754; Apostle of Ger- ♦ Thursday, May 30, 1918. dren fed and clothed till Charlie was old tell her of Charlie’s sandwich and all ♦ many. ♦ enough to assume some of the responsi that he had learned about the Catholic Until time will be no more, life is a ♦ June 6, 'Thursday—St. Norbert, ♦ bilities. During these years the mother faith. “Ullie, I am going to become a sacrifice. The ways of God show it, His ♦ Bishop, founder of ft’cmontre, 1134. ♦ instilled genuine piety into the hearts Catholic!” he declared with delight. “I words tell it to ns, and experience ♦ June 7, Friday—First Friday. ♦ of her children by living a life of faith too would be willing to join,” sobbed teaches it. God’s order in the world hav ♦ Feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. ♦ ♦ (Renewal of Consecration, and Lit- ♦ OFFICIAL NOTICE. and genuine devotion. Her motto was his sister, “if God would spare my darl ing once been destroyed because of sin, ♦ any of the Sacred Heart, before the ♦ “ To do anything well you must sandwich ing. ' Tlie doctor just left and said she suffering and trial and sacrifice followed. The Catholic Register has our fullest approval as to its purpose and ♦ Blessed Sacrament exposed, in all ♦ it between two Hail Marys.” would be dead in an hour.” “ Is she that But God did not force man to undergo method of publication. We declare it the official organ of the Diocese of ♦ churches: Pius X, 1906.—Plenary ♦ Honest little Charlie imbibed his moth-, bad?” asked Bud with evident concern. all of it alone: He took upon Himself Denver and earnestly bespeak for it the whole-hearted support of our ♦ indulgences.) ♦ er's spirit at an early age, and became a After a moment’s pause he emphatically flesh, suffered, and sacrificed His life. priests and people. That support will' make The Register a strong power ♦ June 8, Saturday—The Most Pure# great favorite at St. Mary’s school. He asserted: “I’ll bet Charlie could cure her So it cannot be doubted that it is the for the spread of God’s Kin^ora in Colorado. ♦ Heart of the Blessed 'Virgin Mary. ♦ not only led his class but also became if he could sandwich her between two lot of each individual, during his life, to ' + J . HENRY TIHEN, League of the Sacred Heart. * famous as the champion pitcher of Boyle Hail Marys,” and hastened to bring him. undergo these things in a greater or May 1, 1918. Bishop of Denver. ♦ General Intention for June: The ♦ Heights. In fact, the coolness, skill and AVithout pausing to explain the nature lesser degree. He must, therefore, en ♦ Reign of the Sacred Heart in the ♦ t endurance of this freckled-faced, unas of his distress as he ran into, and oat deavor to turn them to profit for his ♦ family and in society.. ♦ suming lad were so well known .n local of, the Cotter home. Bud gasped, “Char neighbor and nimself. The life of sac ♦ + + + + + * + circles that the opposing team felt al lie, come quick and help me.” “The boy rifice and death of the Son of God was most as /"ertain of defeat as his team is in trouble,” remarked Mrs. Cotter. Your Register reaches you a little later than usual this week consummated for others. As far as can did of victory whenever Charlie pitched. “Go with him, Charlie.” As the boys be done, we should use our sacrifices and because of Memorial Day. The jiaper goes to press as a rule on After a brilliant victory one day Bud ran down the street to the Hawkins trials as a .means of sanctifying our own Thursday morning. This week it was necessary to hold it over Parker, the pitcher of th^ defeated team, home Bud explained the nature of his soul, of helping to sanctify that of our N0N-CA1H0UCS HEAR until Friday. Stute news notes should reach us Tuesday before waited for Charlie an(r- earnestly in errand, and concluded with this profes brother, and of alleviating his suffering. quired: “How do you do it. Red! I sion of faith in his hero: “If you can As a rule, we do not possess this gener GDLDSTEIN SPEAK; noon. Denver neAvs is received up until Wednesday evening at have watched you a long time. I seem sandwich the baby between two Hail ous spirit, and we freqnantly weep, la 4 ;30, but should always be .sent as early as possible, preferably to pitch as good as you, but the boys Marys, Charlie, Lii will become a Cath ment, and complain—sometimes even bat me all over the field. AVhkt trick olic too!” Monday or Tuesday. We are ahvays glad to receive news notes. rebell—when a weighty load is laid up LONGMONT PLEASED have you that I have n ot!” “I sandwich By the time the boys arrived at their on us. But send them early! Our Wednesday rush is getting too big the ball between two Hail Marys,” Char destination Charlie had both prayed and We were made for eternity; and to handle. . , lie honestly replied. planned. Having briefly explained the hence, whatever we do (even be it the Longmont.—David Goldstein, on his As Bud was in an humble, receptive nature and necessity of Baptism to Mrs. total sacrifice of our lives) to gain this visit here, spoke about five minutes at t t t N mood Charlie explained what he meant Hawkins he easily obtained her consent end, is meritorious and praiseworthy. the fair grounds, where the ball game by his process of sandwiching. This of to Baptize the sick child. While Bud The present is nothing; the longest life for the benefit of the Red Cross was The tremendous success of the Red Cross drive, with every course necessitated other explanations. procured the water and Mrs. Hawkins is but a moment when compared with played betwemi the Elks and Odd Fel lows. Mr. Goldstein made a very good state in the Union except Illinois overshooting its quota, is the And by the time that Cliarlie bad solved took up the child Charlie knelt down and Eternity. The sufferings of this life, as impression on the people. He only spoke all of Bud’s difficulties he had explained prayed a fervent Hail Mary. After the St. Paul tells us, are not to be compared surest proof that could be given that America is in this Avar heart on the Red Cross and the war—nothing the chief truths of our holy faith, the ceremony was performed he repeated this to the glory which shall be revealed in about his lecture in the evening. Hjs and soul. The people of our great republic have had plenty of origin and significance of the Hail Mary, devotion. To the mother’s intense de us. Our brethren, too, were made for Time to think things over, and they are firmly determined to A\’in. and the love-and solicitude of the Mother light Charlie had hardly left when the Eternity, and God has so fixed the order lecture in the evening was well attended of God for her children on earth. In child entereil into a peaceful slumber. of things that we can mutually benent and quite a number of books were sold. No questions were asked, so it-was evi Every time they get the opportunity they prove this more and conclusion Charlie said that he always The following morning it greeted her and help each other.' He has established dent that the lecture could not have more. We thought Denver did splendidly last June when she succeeded in anything he sandwiched be anxious gaze with a pleasant smile. To things so that we aid our brotjier. not caused any rollgious strife. “If there tween two Hail Marys. Bud was so day both Mr. and Mrs. Ijawkins as well only by giving him of our plenty, but passed her Red Cross quota by ?150,000. But this time she did were more Ditholic men of the Goldstein- favorably impressed that he reverenced as Bud Parker are devout Catholics. also by depriving ourselves of our little Corhett type telling the world about the it by 1300,000. America as a nation has a clear conscience. That for his sake. Even life itself may, in truths and principles of the Catholic many instances, be given for our neigh is why she is standing by her government so well. S. Church, the (jhurch would make wonder bor; “Greater love than this no man ful progress,” said one of the local BISHOP WILL PRESENT GREELEY MEN FORM hath than that he give his life for bis t t t Knights. There were a number of non- friend.” Catholics who stood all thru the lecture THE CATHOLIC PRESS. In aiding our brethren, we always • DIPLOMAS TO (3R1^ CATHOUC CLUB; NEWS should have in view his eternal salva and at the close purchased books. “ Let the clergy foster the Catholic journals with all zeal, and tion, as well as the alleviation of his suf aid them with their learning; and whenever they find men truly ST. MARY’S, JUNE 10 FROM ST. PETER’S ferings, or the lightening of his burdens, Catholic who are active in this Avork, let them give to these most or the soothing of his sorrows. Hence, PUEBLO ALIEN BORN it must be done in such a w^y that he generous support and faA’or.— A Catholic paper in a parish is a will be helped spiritually, unless by im perpetual mission.” (Leo. XIII.) The commencement exercises of St. Greeley.—Last Friday evening the proper disposition he render himself un CAIHOUCS COME OUT Mary’s Academy will be held on the Catholic Men’s Social Club was organized worthy of it. In society, as today it is “In vain you AA’ill build churches, give missions, found morning of June 10 in the academy audi in Greeley. .Social affairs ,will be held constituted, there is too much of onci, fjchools: all your efforts will proA’e futile, if you are not able to torium. The mentbers of the class will for the men under its auspiqcs and it sided help: The relieved one is not FOR AMERICA FIRST enjoy the great honor of receiving their will take charge of any Catholic move taught that his sufferings or his sorrow wield the defensive and offensive weapon of a loyal and sincere diplomas from, and being addressed by ment to be conducted among the general may mean great grace to him and a spe Pueblo.—In the Red Cross' drive just Catholic press.” (Pius X.) the Right Reverend .T. Henry Tihen, D.D. public. M. J. AValsh was chosen presi cial love of his Maker, that perhaps This function will be immediately fol dent and Dr. N. A. Madler was named successfully closed, besides contributing It is easy to criticise, but it may not be as ea.sy to do better without undergoing them he could not individually, the Slovak societies of St. lowed by Benediction of the Blessed Sac secretary. reach the place in heavenjiis Father had or even as well. L. rament, after which a reception for the The New Raymer church, served as a Anthony’s congregation contributed destined for him. As a rule, the afflict $162.50 from the societies’ treasuries. graduates will take place in the academy mission from Greeley, is nearing comple ed one is left to believe that the world is * * » parlors. tion. It is 59 miles from Greeley. The There will be a mass meeting of peo cruel, that the heart of man is hard, and ple of Pueblo speaking Slovak, Polish, UNITED STATES ONE WITH FRANCE. A short retreat conducted by the Rev. building cost $1,700, bf which $500 was that there should not be inequality W. M. Higgins will precede the gradual’ a gift from the Catholic Church Exten Bohemian and Magyar, in St. Anthony’s among men in worldly possessions. In hall, on Friday, May 31, at 8 p. m. sharp, From an official note publi.shed in Paris a few days ago, Ave tion ceremony. .All the high school pu sion Society. Tliere are seven famiUes stead of all this, they should be told that pils will participate in this religious in the congregation. for the purpose of organizing a Slovak learn that President Wilson, on the eve of the gre^^t German where it is not their fault, their state branch of the “America First Society." act; they will receive Holy Communion Miss Norma Sherlock, president of the may all be due to the providence of God. offensive, Avas anxious to address a message to the French people in the .Academy chapel cn the morning Newman Club at the State Teachers’ School closed on May ’29 with an en College, has left for Sioux City to attend Riches alone have never brought anyone and asked a personal friend to convey the following to them: . of the tenth. Breakfast will be served tertainment in the evening. The second a meeting of the executive committee of to eternal happiness; and equality of part of the program and graduation ex “The people of the United States is happy to find itself them at the academy. the Catholic Students’ Association of power possessions, and wealth would not St. Mary’s alumnae will hold a formal America and to arrange for the national ercises will take place on Sunday night, in the brotherhood of arms with the people of France, in a war convention, to be held in Greeley next Bring every one to hie eternal home. June 2. The program: reception and banquet for the class at December. We are ready to admit that the world the Metropole. Newman hall has been renovated and (a) "Thi Arch of Success," by gradu in A^hich every man Avho loves right ought to be proud to take could be better, but thare is little prob ates of 1918; (b) conferring of medals, On June 7 the usual class day will supplied with new scenery. All that is part. For over one hundred years the American people has de needed is a piano. Will some reader of ability that it ever will be. When we diplomas, Rev. P. Joseph, O.S.B.; (c) take place. Owing to the war and espe The Register donate one? think we have advanced to the point address, Very Rev. P. Walter, O.S.B.; sired this opportunity, Avhich befalls it today, of giving the cially the fact that almost every young Last Sunday was First Communion (d) Farewell Chorus—Concone, graduate where the world will run smoothly class; piano trio, “Gradtiation March" lady has a brother or brothers in serv Sunday. There were fourteen In the Fi-ench people pfoof of its gratitude and friendship. There is class and the youngsters had breakfast along, and men interchange their ideas, (selected), Misses Teresa Ovechka, Mar added now in its soul deep and ardent admiration for the heroism ice, no class play will be produced. The at the rectory. their productions, aid benefit each other garet Yusko, Irma Balla.sh; "The Fa graduating gowns and all functions con Dempey Wolf, a member of St. Peter’s by their achievements, some calamity, mous Baby Show,” minim girls; violin and self-denial, Avhereof the French people have given proof, in church, has no less than four sons in quartet; "Grandma’s Dream,” a novelty nected with the exercise are to be sim the army. One Is now In Prance. caused by man, comes about. What is In two acts, by the school; duet, piano this terrible and last conflict between liberty and brutal ferocity, plified on account of the present war Arsene Peldalue has returned to Camp the condition of the world today—that and violin, Margaret Yusko and Pauline conditions. Kearney after a furlough spent In world which we had set on the pedestal Kotlar; duet, "Grandpa’s Waltz," Her- vimerican hearts are with the armies, amidst the bloodstained Greeley. ment Burlk and Mary Vertal; "Our Mer The following is the class roll; Mar Press Day proved very successful In of education, and crowned with a wreath ry-Making Minstrels." senior class boys; battlefields of valiant France. Americans are your brothers in garet Grace 'Murphy, Mary Cecelia Ha Greeley. Twenty-one subscribers were of culture? We hope and we pray that piano duet. “Fairy Polka,” Agnes Hund ley, .Agnes A’ivian McGinn, Catherine received here and seven in Elaton and the outcome will be for the better. No and Alice Ballash; "Singing Girls from the great, holy common cause.” Ault, missions. Misses Helen Walsh and Japan,’’ junior class of girls; Strasidia Collins Murphy, Leontine .Agnes Kem, Norma Sherlock did the work, with the doubt God will make it so, but the in (Ghosts) V jednom dejstve. And General Pershing added a military note to this cheering Marguerite .Aileen O’Brien, Florence Erin complete co-operation of Father Ray constancy of man will bring about con Graduates of 1918, Eighth Grade— Dick, Marguerite Madelyn Grohman, Ha mond Hickey. Mary Andrejko, Mary Kutkovlch, Irma message of our President, Avhen he recently said to a French ditions that will plunge the world in tur Ballash, Julia Dubash, Michael Hiza, Deputy Avho Avas calling on him : “A ll! les Francais, quel modile! zel Pearl Kearney, Dorothy Elizabeth moil anew. It is to be much regretted, Joseph Kiziln, Stephen Llndvay, Teresa Gillette. that, in order to help some, the price is Ovechka. Elizabeth SIroyec, Margaret .lih! the French, AA’hat a fine pattern!” AA'ednesday. June 5, is the day ap Yusko. Mary Zivna. Medal donated by the cost of millions of lives. Mrs. Olga Kretschmer. We should think it an auspicious coincidence, that this ou^' pointed for the eighth grade closing ex 3 RED CROSS BENEFIT There are many crimes committed in Memorial Day and Day of Prajer occurs on the 457th anniAer- ercises. St. Mary’s academy is complet the name of righteousness; and intel RED CROSS CONCERT GIRLS ing a very successful year. A large lectual, cunning man, in all his injustice, sary of Blessed Jeanne d'Arc’s martyrdom, on Avhich France number of students have been enrolled in AFFAIRS ARE TO BE will put forward tHis plea. Those who ALL APPEAR IN UNIFORM keeps her second feast and praA'S to her Patron Saint. L. the present year and the attendance has follow may be, on the whole, in good ^he Red Cross benefit given by the St. been gratifying. HEU) BY CATHOUCS faith. If so, the sacrifice of their lives Francis de Sales’ choir last Sunday ^’as t t t The many mnsicales given thru the and their property and the willing sur- a great success in every way. Every year testify to the efficiency of the work ender of home comforts will jiring them number on the program was well re THE STUDY OF GERMAN LANGUAGE. done in that department. On May 24, a There will be three big benefit dancesf.S ;ierit. In the meantime, while the con ceived. Before the closing number the beautiful musical jirogram was given by for the Red Gross Society under Catholic- ditions exist, it is our duty to alleviate Rev. J. J. Donnelly, pastor, was railed on A priest in western Colorado who does a decided advantage for an American the “little people” of St. Mary’s. An auspices in Denver next week. Tlie to address the audience. In his usual not hapjien to be a German but a Lux the sufferings that arc brought about or soldier to know German, for he can ques appreciative audience affinned that each alumnae and 1918 graduates of St. Jo emburger has some German immigrants tion prisoners and get much valuable occasioned by them. It is not a time to kindly manner he gave an excellent talk petite performer was a true artist. The seph’s hospital feel practically certain on the work the lied Cross is doing and in his congregation who do not under information. The Germans themselves argue about what should be; but, with senior program, which was given at an that they will raise $1JK)0 in their bgll will do for our boys over there. His stand Etiglish any too well. Inasmuch realize the advantage of knowing the the pietures of want, misery, and suffer earlier date, was a great success. Sev at El .Tebel temple next WAlne^ay eve splendid remarks given in such a cheer as they are farmers, they do not have enemy's tongue. It is said that Berlin ing standing out before us, it is a time eral individual musical jierformances ning, while the Women’s Catholic Order to be up and doing. In the very heart ful strain made every one feel liappy the opportunity to learn it readily, a It ho alone has 50,000 more students of Eng have been given thni the year. .Among of Foresters and the Ladies’ Auxiliary of and while the musical program was ex not one ha^ bwn held up as anti-Ameri lish now than she had before the war. of the battle, in the midst of the oon- these were that of .Alice MeSwigan. Vir the Ancient Order of Hibernians will flict, force and strategy and facts will cellent, Father Donnelly carried off the can. The' priest makes his announce Cards that have been distributed to K. ginia Seep and Dorothy Brennan, all of both give Red CYoss benefits on Thurs honors of the evening. It is not known ments both in English and German—a of C. workers in France containing com conquer, not theory. As a nile, we can whom did excellent work. day evening, June 6. only rebuild over the ashes of destroyed at the present writiilg the amount real good way, we think, to teach the Ger mon expressions in the various languages The playground is now fully equipped; The W. C. 0. F. affair will be held at ized, as the ticket retunis are not yet mans the English language, for they cities and devastated lands. have a column of German on them. The new Sets of rings, turning poles, swings, the Knights of Columbus’ hall, and will complere. Mrs., Halter has had several hear exactly the same thing in both The Church from the earliest days of men on the actual firing line realize the teeters and a splcndii^ merry-go-round be under the auspices of the following requests to repeat the program. tongues. her existence has kept before her chil advantage of a knowledge of German. have been added, much to the delight of courts: Ijo'retto, St. Dominic's, -Ave But a clergyman of another faith re- God knows our war is just; everybody dren the need and the spirit of Charity. the junior students. Maria, St. ilargarita’s. St. Francis de She has offered a refuge for the down- eently took it into his head to interfere. who is a true American knows that we Sales’, St. Mary’s, Holy Family and St. HIBERNIANS HAVE FINE He called on the priest and asked him must put forth every energy to win it; fallen, asylums for the afflicted, hospi BEAUTIFUL PROGRAM GIVEN Anthony’s. Thore-jwill be a card-party tals for the sick, and orphanages for the CONCERT, HEAR ADDRESS to eliminate the German announcements. but let the energy be spent on essentials, in addition to the dance. The following The A. 0. H. had arranged a fine con “ I will on one condition,” the priest not on pagan hate. S. IN HONOR OF MOTHERS abandoned. She has preached Charity ladies are in charge: Mesdames Mary equally by example as by word. It has cert last Friday night at the hall, 1548 deelareri. (Other Editorials on Page 6.) i In honor of their mothers, the meni- Maloney, chairman; Nellie Dolan, Celia been at the bottom of her doctrine, the Califorofa street. 'The vocal solos by Lee The minister wanted to know what Ikts of the A’oung Ladies’ sodality of St. Graham, DeVivo, Baxter, Gantz, Kelly, life of her progress, and her safeguard Gibbons, Jack Whyte and little Gertrude that was. "On condition that you give Patrick’s church arranged a very inter 4LL ST. JOSEPH’S CLASS Simmons and Miss Nellie McGinn. in danger; but it was the Charity which Schilling, the latter accompanied by Miss up something German,” said the priest. esting and enjoyable program at the par The Hibernian affair will be in Marble combined love of God and love of man. Agnew, the first two by Miss Mamie The minister looked puzzled and asked WILL VOLUNTEER SERVICE ish hall Tuesday evening. Rev. David hall. A live-wire committee has the ar Duffy, were the features of the evening. what. "Martin I>uther,” answered the Catholics should fully imbibe this T. O’Dwyer gave a beautiful and inspir rangements in charge. spirit and correspond actively with their Miss Margaret Cooley, a lady possessing priest. The minister walked sadly away. The entire class of twenty girls who ing address, and vocal and instrumental Church. It they are selfish they have no much talent, render^ several beautiful United States Commissioner of Educa will graduate from .St. .Tbseph’s Hos numbers and humorous selections were Square, with the massive edifice and vast place in her life, they have no part in her Irish songs, and was much appreciated. tion CTaxton has not been afraid to go pital Training School for Nurses Friday contributed by the Misses .Anna Robin audience in the background. .Approxi work, they have no share in her merit. The ReV. David T. ODwyer addressed on record again.st the elimination of the evening, May 31, will volunteer fn.- son, Maiy Powers, Margaret I^awlor, and mately 135 copies of Father Martin’s Eternity should ever be before their the audience on the Irish question in a study of German in the American schools. service in the Red Cross, one declared .Alice Fitzpatrick, Joseph Newman, book on the Catholic religion were sold, gaze, not time; and they always should very instructive manner. Miss M. Fitz- The i>endulum of public opinion nearly yesterday. .St. Joseph’s has a flag with.'vt George Halley, James Sullivan. .John, J. to Protestant and Catholic alike. Six remember that their duty and safety irerald, Mr. pick Hynes and Mr. Smith always swings too far, and many citi stars that the Rev. William O’Ryan will Ijivelle, and the K. of C. Glee Club. The copies were pnrcha.sed for Sterling’s new consists not in sacrificing Eternity for delighted the audience with songs and zens today, who will probably laugh at ble.ss and dedicate at the commencement. accompanists were Frances .Agnew, Ei public library. time but in sacrificing time for Eternity, sonnets, and Master Jack Halter played themselves a few years hence, forget The names of the graduates follow; leen Flynn and Kathleen Powers. The advent of the Catholic “autovan” even if it costs life itself. a selection of national airs on his violin. that in fighting militarism we are not Jule Marie Ahem, Denver; Genevieve is to be hailed as a golden opportunity, Mrs. Halter accompanied the singers and fighting the German language. It is a Ellen Bradish, La Junta, Colo.; Ruth reaching out a hand to those not of the her son in a masterly manner on the good idea to rid the schools of those Caroline Carroll, Denver; Bessie Rose STERLING K. OF C. EXPRESS fold in darkness; to those of the fold piano. text-books whieh seem to have been is I'lelaney, Carson City, la.; Hazel Ed GRATITUDE TO GOLDSTEIN ANNUNCIATION SCHOOL proclaiming “ Unity where unity be The .A. 0. H. will have a picnic July sued mainly for the purpose of exploit wards, Wheatland, Wyo.; Emogene Gar Editor, Catholic Register; longs, too often is not found in action ” IS PREPARING PROGRAM 4th at Elitch’s Garden, for the benefit of ing the House of Hohenzollern. But, rett, Monte Vista. Colo.; Margaret Jane The members of Sterling Council, No. THE GR-AND KNIGHT. the dependents of the .A. 0. H. when [leace reigns again, it is certain Hayes. Colorado Springs, Colo.; Florence 1559, Knights of Columbus, have reason that we are going to have much com Ixiretta Henderson. Denver; Grace Ethel to be grateful and take this means of ex Tlie children of .Annunciation school BEAUTIFUL CEREMONIES merce with Germany and that many Knapp, I.* Junta. Colo.; May Irene Lan- pressing their due appreciation of David FATHER LAPPEN TO SPEAK are rehearsing for an entertainment to Germans are going to come here, while non, 'Topeka. Kan.; .Jeanette I.arson. Ge Goldstein’s lecture in their city, Sunday,- be given about .Tune’ 12, when the school MARK CORONATION many Americana will go over there on noa, Neb.; .Anna Elizabeth Leining. Den May 26. The weather was cold and FOR QUEEN’S DAUGHTERS will close. The May Queen was crowned Some extremely beautiful coronation business and ph-asure trips. German has ver; Hildegard Ruth Lofquist, Rico, threatening thruout the day; despite this Rev. Mark W. Lappen will speak un in the church last Sunday night, at a services were held last Sunday. always been found one of the most use Colo.; Dorothy Maser, Sutton, Neb.; misfortune, the lecturer gripped his au der the auspice^ of the Queen’s l>augh- beautiful service, including a procession. ..At the Cathedral in the evening, the ful commercial languages. In the East, Mary Magdalen Mc.AulilT, Salina. Kan.; dience till the la.st question had been an ters at Knights of Columbus hall next The Rev. William Demouy, D.D., spoke. procession was magnificent, being par it and Italian are probably userl more •Marion Teresa Quinn. Denver; Delphine swered. Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock. His sub The new pipe organ is now rapidly ticipated in by many school children and than any other tongue outside English Catherine Riney, Calumet, Mich.; Kath The magnificent Cadillac car in which ject will be “ Personal Recollections of nearing completion and will be formally young ladies, garbed in white. A recep in commercial transactions, altho Span leen Veronica Sullivan, l>nver; Kather Mr. Goldstein travels made a striking Rev. .John B. Tabb.” Father Lappen i.« dedicated at a recital within a few tion into the sodalities was held and the ish holds a high place out here. It is ine Theresa A'irtue, Montrose, Colo. picture drawn up on the Court House an old friend of the poet-priest. weeks. Blessed Virgin’s statue was crowned. ThursdnT, ^Mav 30, 1918. DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER. Page Five. 12 PUPILS TO GRADUATE PROGRAM OF MISSION PLAY NEXT SUNDAY FROM ST. PATRICK’S (St. Patrick’s Pari.sh. by T. ,T. Moran.) AT m HOLY FAILY AT ADELPHIAN HALL St. Patrick’s parochial school will have closed a most successful year on Sun (Sacred Heart Parish.) day, iTunc 9. wlien commencemeut exer cises will take place in tho school hall, Gifts for the Graduate CHURCH NEXT WEEK Professor Schmid's jiliysical culture classes will give an exhibition at the •'33d and Osage streets, at 2:30 o’clock. The following program has been ar The Rev. Mirhael ^ a r v , SJ., and school hall Friday evening. May 31, at the Rev. Vincent A. Siefke, SJ., who 8 o’clock. Parents and friends of the ranged: We have a choice line of goods which would make a very recently gave very successful missions boys and girls engaged in the drill work Opening ensemble, “Coronation March” in the Annunciation and Sacred Heart are cordially' invited. —Meyerbeer. pretty Gift for the Graduate. Among the number are Jeweled churches, Denver, will open a week’s “The Cali of the Colors,’’ a mo ho: vr: 'OO'- ■A ■■■ ‘V, 4 ^ Page Six. DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER. Thursday, May 30, 1918. EDITORIAL REVIEW Preferred Parish Trading List (Continued from Page 4.) The following dealers, wishing to secure Catholic patronage, are among the most reliable firms in the State. They are well worthy of your patronage. If you have ever solicited advertising for a Catholic newspaper, you are aware of the fact that THE ETIQUETTE OF THE CONFESSIONAL some of the men who do not advertise are not moved by a fear that they won’t get results, but because they know that no news What should you do when you go to lution then and whether you have per- paper can survive without advertising and they do not wish a Catholic journal to survive. It is well to remember this when yon Confession! It is well to review the forimal the penance assigned. Then tell see an ad in a Catholic paper. proper etiquette in this important see- your sins. It is safer to tackle the big rament. You should say the prayers you ones first. You arc liable to give away find in your prayerbook for before Con to the grievous sin of concealing some fession. Unle.ss you go to Confession fre thing if you put it off and it is very dis- quently, it is not wise to rely on the ta.steful to relate. Do not let pride stand Amiinciation Palish St. Dominic’s Loyola (S. e.) Paiisk memory alone’ for these. (let into the in yo:ir way. Y'ou are not the original St. Francis Do Sales Parish habit of using your j)rayerbook at all bad man or woman. It- is certain that H. Grossman, Pres. F. L. Grossman, Secy. services. You shoiild keep yourself -in a the prie.st has had others just as bad as pjxon* Kain 1018. COTTON PHARMACY state of recollection, examine your con- you arc, and we are all weak humans. Estimates cheerfully furnished MODEL C W. Cotton, Mgri The Five Points Hardware Co. science and, above all, e.xeite Sorrow in M'hen you have finished, say: “For (Incorporated.) A. J. GUMLICK & CO. yourself for your sins, making a firm these and for all the sins which I do not GROCERY & MAREI:T CO. purpose of amendment in yo\ir life. now remeinla'r, and for all the sins of STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES WB DELIVER FREE. Tin, Sheet Iron and Furnace Work. my jia.st life. I ask pardon of Ood and PLUMBING m.- If you stand outside the confessional FRESH AND SALTED MEATS }>enanee and absolution of you. Father.” 3643 Welton Street awaiting your turn. Be sure not to go 3000 Gltampa Btr««t 2902 Irving St. Phone GaUup 2067. 248 South Broadway. Then, if there is time, finish the Confi Phone Champa 2078. Denver, Colo. too close. Y'ou liave no business being 1. Saplro, Manager. DENVER COLO. Phone South 183. B«s. .Fhoae, So. 135a. teor, starting with “Therefore I beseech, near enough to overhear .somebody else’s etc.” If there is not plenty of time, fin The Budolph Bros. Mercantile Co. Decorating in aU its branches. Confession. If you do chance to over Ylark McDonnell for St. I.s?andei'8, and Estimates cheerfully furnished. ish the prayer outside the Confessional. hear it, you are bound under pain of Mrs. Matt Jernian and Mrs. John Sncdec staple and Fancy Groceries. Listen attentively to the priest when Corn Fed Meats. mortal sin to keep the information to for St. Mary’s, iirs. Wagner is chair H. A. HOLMBERQ he advises you. If you do not hear the yourself and must be prepared even to man of the general committee. Bakery Specialties for Seceptions and penance assigned, ask him to repeat it. WALL PAPER AND PAINT! suffer death rather than divulge it. Morrissey Makes Red CroSs Record. Take your next prescription to Parties Baked in Our Own Bakery. While the priest gives you absolution, When you enter the Confessional, The Morrissey Carriage Works attained 252 SOUTH BROADWAY remain in spirit at the feet of .Tesus I 820. the highest per cent of any firm in Cathedral Branch PhonesTork I 8489. 28th & Downing Sts, kneel down and humble yourself before crucified, reciting the Act of Contrition Phone South 411. . Denver. (iod. Who is here represented by the Pueblo in the Red Cross drive of last or at least maWng it in your heart. week. Each man signed up for one day’s Temple Drug Stores Company priest. l)o not hesitate to practice hu Sometimes very nervous people find De TURCK BROTHERS mility. Remember that even the Pope wages each month for the next half themselves distracted at this time. They Colfax and Logan. has to go to Confession. year. According to the local method of shotild not worry, provided they bad con reckoning, this is “(JIX) per cent good,” SL Joseph’s Parish FANCY GROCERIES & MEATS Phones—Champa 808 and 809. Make the Sign of the Cross. Remem trition for their sins before Confession, and it is 200 per cent above all others. ber that it is thru Christ’s death on the for this sorrow has morally continued. Leaders in Qusilty and Low Prlosa. Good for’ ‘'George” ; he is always there Ninth Avenue Branch 701 South Logan St. Cross that your sins will be forgiven. After Confession, we should thank God when he is wanted. Say: “ Bless me, Father, for I have for the favor received, reflect deeply up Mrs. P.'J. Sullivan of 941 Elm street Temple Drug Stores Company THE SCHAEFER OBOOEBT 00. Phon* South 714, D*nv*r, ColOk sinned.” The priest extends his hand on the priest’s advice and resolve to put underwent a surgical operation at St. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES over the penitent blessing him and say it into practice. Remember that it is Mary’s sanatorium last week and is do Ninth and Corona. Best Comfed Heats. LUSK PHARMACY ing: “May the Lord be in thy heart and required in Confession that we have a ing as well as could be expected. Mrs. Earnestly solicits your valuable patron Orders caUsd for and promptly dsUvarsd on thy lips, that thou mayest make a firm resolve to avoid sin in the future. Sullivan is an old-time member of the age. Prompt delivery service. sincere and entire confession of all thy U. S. P. O. Station 17. 8U-aie Santa r s BriT«. Cor. Bouth Locan Av«. and Bajaad Bt. If the priest refuses Absolution or de congregation, a promoter for the League Vhons South 118. sins. In the name of the Father, and of fers it, you can rest assured that there of the Sacred Heart and a good member Phones—York 381, 362. Blvo Sorvlco, Qualltj, Accuraor and the Son, and of the Holy Chost. Ajnen.” is very good reason for his action. Ac of the Married Ladies’ Sodality. Ord*ri Called for. Prompt IHUvorr. Roaaonabla l^lota Say the Confiteor as far as the words, cept this humbly. Out of respect for the Goes East to Study Hospitals. THE DENVER CREAMERY CO. Flah and Gam* in Seoaoa. “Thru my most grievous fault.” If the saiTflment, you should refniiu from talk- Sister Alexandrine, the up-to-date THE A. PETERSON Phono H i South DenTaTt Colo. Everything pertaining to the Creamery time is limited, it is better to recite this ing afterwards about the priest’s advice manager of St. Mary’s Sanatorium, left lln*. GBOOEBY 00. portion of the Confiteor before entering or the penance imposed. Avoid any in last week to visit some of the leading GROCERIES, HEATS, FSUITI the Confessional. discreet conversation, for oft(*n it is cities in the East, in order to study the 2145 COURT PLACE VEGETABLES, ETC Tell how long it is since your last nothing but idle gossip, and Confession latest improvements in hospital service. Phonaa: South 1792-lTlt. St. M ay's PaiMi, is too holy a thing for mere gossip. S. She will be away about one month. 7S4-736 BAW A TB SBYTa Confession, whether you received Abso T-sL Main 1411. Sister Alphonse, chief clerk and re corder at St. Mary’s, went to Colorado H. P. McABTHUB Springs on Saturday to accompany Mrs. BETTER WAGES FOR UNDERPAID MEN. Henry McDonnell of Detroit, Mich., who St. Patrick’s Parisk Littleton, Colo. constantly advertise thi\t they want men has been a guest at St. Mary’s for some SI. James Parish A sn n ,C oL Radical increases in wages for railroad months and is now well enough to return with at least this much education, it Dry Goodf, Men’i and LadlM’ employes have been ordered as a result stands to reason that the employes to her home. Phone Gallup 473 Phone GoUnp ^40W Commencement June 9. AURORA OARAOE of government control. Having spent should be well paid. fnniiihingg and iho«a Don’t miss St. Patrick’s school com I. W. Hunt, Prop. CAMPBELL BEOS, COAL CO. most of his life in a city that probably Some classes of labor in America are mcncement on Sunday afternoon, June Automobile Repairs and SuppUea. Tord 1400 W. sand Av*. W. Hunt a a Stephenoon. has more railroad employes than any still wretchedly underpaid. Girl clerks, OOo* 1401 W. iSta At*. for instance, do not get a living wage in 9. The beautiful, classical drama, “Joan Phonet Littleton 17 and 18. other American community of less than of Arc,” will be produced by the senior most places. Newspaper men in the Hay, Orain, Coal, Coke, Wood a million population, the Writer, as a students, the first time in Pueblo. Gorge smaller cities are usually paid far less and Poultry Snppliei LITTLETON GARAOl mere matter of justice, feels that he ous mediaeval costumes, thrilling events, FORD AGENCY than they earn. School teachers often Bervioe and Quality our Motto must heartily applaud the action of the historical personages, full of entertain Phone Aurora 2. Rememb«r th* name. Center of Town. get salaries that are far too low, con government. Be has known capable ment from start to finish. Joan of Arc Phone Gallup 264 or 104. Repair Work and Suppllee. sidering the training they must have. men who could earn considerably more is one) of the latest persons beatified by The Chapin Lumber Company There is only one way that these in Never CTosed. than $100 a month in Western business the CTiurch. Be sure to get there. J. R. JOHNSON equalities will be corrected: The general The Home Lumber Yard for Aurora and houses but who were getting the measly Class Leaders Announced. public must pay. If the public does not, salary of $05 or even a bare $50 a month The class leaders in. St. Patrick's Montclair Residents. > Oroceries anl Meats well, we may have the Bolsheviki with as railroad clerks. High cla.s.s mechan school for the month of May were as us sooner or later. There is no use try St. PkOomena’s Pmisk ics, too, have not been i)sid anything follows: High school department—Grade Everything in the building line. The Store That Appreciates Tour Trade. near what they were worth. YVhen one ing to evade this. Soft talk and sweet 12: William C’harlesworth, 97.8; Mar advice are not enough to thwart disaster. Phone Aurora 14. 3505 15TX SnaST BBHVBB, OO&a considers that these men go thru a four guerite Keyes, 97.7; grade 11: Elisabeth THOMPSON THEATER Action is needed. A .living wage must years’ training in order to qualify—as Byrne, 96.9; Helen Fahey, 96.7; grade OOLPAX jjn > **»**«■ long a term, of study as it takes for be given to every cla.ss. 10; Mary Pittman, 96.7; Martha Morris The public will not find it a hardsliip, OPBN BJVEIRT NIGHT many professions—and that, while the sey, 94.3; grade 9: Percy Flanagan, 96.3; but will benefit, when every laborer gets Holy Family Parish Holj Gkost Parisk ^ g n lo r Matinee* Baturday and Sunday companies do not in.sist on getting high Thomas Margicin. 96.1. Intermediate Special Matinees -Announced in Program school graduates for apprentices, they his due. S. department—Grade 8: Kathleen Woods, 94; I.,eona Y’oght, 93; Grant Kelker, 92; F. W. FELDHAUSER THE CHAMPA PHARMACY Only High-Class Photo Plays malice aforethought to profane His tern grade 7: Marguerite Grady and Mary Our Theater is well ventilated and pie and to grievt the Holy Spirit. Be McGonigle, ex aequo, 96; Maureen Mc- Jaa. B. ThroU, Prop. heated with fresh ^r. FANCY GROCERIES AND MEATS QUESTION BOX sides, it is consonant with God’s good Carney, 93; grade 6: Bernard Kelly, Irene DOWNEY’S GARAGE ness to not dispense us entirely from Stanton and Marie Balias, ex aequo, 96; Preicriptioni OarefuUy Filltd P. V. Downey, Prop. If one fails to perform the penance making satisfaction to Him for the sins grade 5: Louise (Irady and Margaret We sell at down-town prices. PHONB MAIN 2421 given in Confession, what must be done? which He pardons us; lest, taking occa Conroy, ex aequo, 96; Margaret Gordon, AntomohUle 'Storage and Bepoixn Phone GaUup 297. 4170 Tennyson St. OaioUn* and Oils. The fact must be confessed and it is sion thereby to think them slight, we 94. Primary department—Grade 4: Comer 20th and Chomiia Sts. also necessary to perform the penance; begin to fall into more enormous crimes, Ijorine Spiess, Catechism, 100; Thomas Full line of Tlrea and Accessories. as if to insult and outrage the Holy Hansatty, reading, 94; Alice Y'oght, for the penance is a debt that must be Sister Rose Mary, will be going east *3^12 East Colfax Ave.nue, at Adams St paid. Ghost, thus treasuring up to ourselves arithmetic, 90; Lucile Stanton, applica shortly. Phone York 8998 Denver, Colo. a store of wrath against the day of tion, 90; JIargaret dynes, penmanship, Mother Sebastian, .superior of St. Does a person who does his penance wrath.” 100; grade 3: Terence Curran, applica Raphael's hospital at Trinidad, spent a St.Leo’sandSt.Elizalielli’s YORK while in the state of mortal sin make tion 90; Mary Aberton, penmanship, 95; few days at St. Mary’s sanatorium last satisfaction? grade 2: Lillian l^illy, 98; Lillian Grady week. W. H. Hensler John HensUr SHOE REPAIRENG . He would make satisfaction, but would 97; Thomas Hickey, 93; Harold Glent- Home on Furlough. First-Class Workmanship deprive himself of all merit for heaven zer, 91. YIedals awanled in this grade Captain Edward JIcGoverii of the 115th HENSLEE BEOS. and all the effect of e.xpiation.- St. Al- FINE WORK SHOWN BY for Catecliism to Myrtle Howard and ambulance train, U. S. A., is home on S. B. DeLacy Harold Glentzer; spelling, Lillian Lally; MODERN PLUMBERS phonsns Ligiiori says' that it is very furlough for a visit with liis parents. He 2318 East Colfax Avenue. probable that one. would then commit a P U E B L O SCHOOLS IN reading, Catherine Fahey and Thomas will remain-to lie present at the'gradua B*mod*Ung and JohbUg a •peetalty venial sin by voluntarily putting an Hickey; arithmetic, Lillian Grady and tion- of his sister Helen from St. Pat 1443 KABIPOBA n . obstacle to the expiatory effect of the Russel Sabo; penmanship, Margaret rick's high .scliool June 9. There are sacramental penance. RED CROSS EXHIBIT Falkenstein and Harry Riebling; con three of the McGovern boys in the army. Phon* Main 8367 duct, Josephine Donnelly and Charlie One of them, Frank, is now in the St. John's Parish Is the worship paid to the Blessed Day. Grade 1, class A: Robert Cum trenches “somewhere in France” ; aiioth- CHARLES E. THOMAS mings ami Eileen McKinn, ox aequo, 97; Sacrament secondary or is it supreme? St. Leander’s, St. Mary’s and eiS Will, is at Camp Kearney in Cali ___ Phono Tork 141. Ab.solute worship is paid to the Bless clas.s B, JIary Ellen Costillo, Ocelia Sul fornia, where the captain is also sta Gravel Roofing and Cement Woik. St. Patrick’s Represented livan and Frances Russ, ex aequo. HOFFMAN’S PHARMACY ed Suerament, for, without any qualifica tioned. Reinforced concrete Ash Pit 16.00, Deliv THIRD AND DETROIT tion, Christ promised His Flesh to cat in Display. Mrs. Fitzpatrick Dead. John P. Brennan. 1139 East Abriendo ered and Set Up. We guarantee purity of drugs used and and His Blood to drink (.lolin vi), and Mrs. JIary Fitzimtriek, the beloved avenue, another of St. Patrick’s Iiovs, >lute accuracy In compounding phy- 1317 Kalamath St. Residence 278 Meade. -----in's prescriptions or your famliT in the Consecration at the Last Supper NEWS FROM ST. PATRICK’S wife of Will Fitzpatrick, a long-time was one of the Pueblo eonfingent tliat receipts at reasonable prices. We would He very plainly declared that the wine member of St. Patrick’s congregation, left for Camp Cody last Sunday. Phone Champa 64. Phone South 2694. like to be yoiir was made His Blood, the bread His Body. St. Patrick's Parish, Puehlo.—The passed to a better life Tuesday morning Press Day Observed. FAMILY DRUGGIST The Council of Trent ddelared that "the work done hy the Junior Red Cross of last week. Her funeral service was lU. llev. Bishop Tiheit’s circular on Kucharist contains the same God of auxiliaries of the parochial schools of held in St. I’atrick’s church on Friday, “Catholic Press Day” was read at all the YVhom His heavenly Father, when intro Pueblo was on exhibition in the lower Rev. Father Schimpf officiating. Mrs Jla.sses on Sunday and with it an ajipeal Blessed Sacrament ducing Him to the world, has said: ‘And hall of .St. Patrick's School all day Sun Fitzpatrick Imd been ill since last Octo- was made to the hend.s of Catholic house let all the angels of G(m1 adore Him’ ; the day. This work, which was accomplished l)cr and had been steadily growing worse holds to subscrilic for a Catholic paper same God Whom the Magi adored when wiihin a month, was declared to be very up to her death. Dr. J. ,1. McDonnell Imd for the spiritual benefit and religious PARK HILL PHARMACY they prostrated themselves before Him; creditable by the many lady visitors who charge of the case, and all that medical instruction of themselves ami their fam C. M. MASSEY the same God Whom, as the Scriptures called to c.xamine it. St. Patrick’s had science could accomplish was tried, but ilies. The Catholic Register was em N. A. Stelnbrunner, Prop. testify, the Apostles adored in Galilee.” in vain. Imst winter she spent two a display of 200 garments for refugee phatically reeommend«l as the best pa 33d and Saztar Sts. Phon* Tork 480* Groceries, Meats and Hardware children and 10 ])atch-work quilts, all montlis under the care of tlie good Sis per for the people of St. Patrick’s par Why is it that in the Sacrament of made by the pupils under the superin ters of C'lmrity at St. Mary's liospital ish. especially because of it always hav- Prescriptions Carefully Satisfaction Guaranteed Penance God does not remit the punish tendence of Mrs. A. H. Wagner and Mrs. blit it was to no purpose; her time had ish. especially because of its nlwaVs hav- ment due to actual sin as He does in .1. F. Farley. St. Mary's school had 100 come, ami slic was well prejiared to face chureh. school and parish, and moreover, Compounded. PHONE SOUTH 299 Baptism? suits of undergarmen'ts in the exhibit, the ordeal. A good, pious Catholic girl a g(H)d general review of Catholic events 750 Knox Court 'The Council of Trent antiwered this and St. Leander's 100 pairs of stockings. ami woman all her life, kind and char thruout the world. Subscription cards qin'stion when it said: "It seems that Dr. Corwin, chairman,of the Junior Red itable towards everybody ami remark were distributed and Miss Vivian Kelly H. C. SMITH the justice of God demands that He fol Cross Auxiliary of Pueblo, came to ex ably iiatient in her long illness, surely and Jli.ss Vera Prendergast acted the TO HELP MISSIONS. low different rules for receiving inta His amine the exhibit on Monday morning she had no need to fear. A good life is part of reiiresentatives for The Register Money for the assistance of home or GROCERIES AND MEA’TS favor those who before Baptism sinned and was much pleased with the display. of a certainty the best preparation for a after each service. foreign missionary work of the Catholic Prompt Delivery and in ignorance, and tho.se who, after being The activity committees for the different happy death.•Then, too, she was a fre Church can be sent to any of the follow quent Communicant and had been forti ing. which societies will gladly forward Courteous Treatment once dcliverial from the bondage Of sin parish schools of the city are Mrs. A. H. Prayers After Services. it to YOUR ambassador on the battle- fied with the great Sacraments of the and the devil, and receiving the gift of Wagner and Mrs. J. F". Farley for St. •Yccording to a recent regulation made front of Jesus CThrlst: PHONE SOUTH 956 Church, those sure passports for a kind Catholic Church Extension society, Comer W. let Ave. and Meade the Holy Ghost, have not feared with Patrick’s; Mrs. Joseph Russ and Mrs. hy Right Rev. Bishop Tihen, the “ Divine reception on the other side, i Her funeral McCormick building, Chicago (constantly Prai.ses” are to be reoited iuiniediately helping Colorado rural congregations). had a very largi’ attendance and' niaiiy after the Benediction of the Blessed Sac Bureau of (Jatholic Indian Missions, are left to mourn her loss, among them 1326 New Yofk avenue, N. W., Wash rament on all occasions, and the prayers ington, D. C. her good husband, her father and mother, Catholic Board for Mission Work THE JOHN A. MARTIN DRUG CO. Jlr. and Mrs. John Kielbaeh of 613 Sum after Ma.ss are to be said alternately by priest and people. The “ Hail, Holy Among Colored People, No. 1, Madison mit avenue; two brothers—Joseph, who a\enue. New York. ■WALTER EAST Corner Fifteenth and Curtis Charles Building is in the United States army and at (Jneen” and the jirayer to the Archangel Society for the Propagation of the Michael are to la? m-ited hy the latter. Faith. 343 Lexington avenue. New Tork. present liwated at Camp Funston; An N. Y. Wholeoale and Retail Dealer in thony, who lives with the famiH'—and The first of these prayers may he found Address cancelled stamps of rare de four sisters—Mrs. M. Hoffman of l()->7 in any jirayer hook, but the second is nominations (S, 4. 5. 6. 7, etc.), tinfoil, MEATS AND GROCERIES For Reliable Drugs and Family Medicines rarely found in any of them, so it is re old Jewelry and other donations to Spruce street, Mrs. S. Gilbronson and American Headquarters of the Sodality two unmarried sisters, I^ena and Lydia, produced here for your benefit. Cut it of St. Peter Claver for the African 8300-3303 Trftrlmer Bt. SelephoM 1481 living at the family home. The pall out and keep it in your prayer book: Missions, Fullerton building. Seventh and Pine streets. St. Louis, Mo. Prescription Department bearers were her brother Anthony and "St. Michael, the Archangel, defend ns five brothers-in-law—James, Jetf and in the Imttle; be our protection against H. A. HAMES In charge of State registered pharmacist the inaliei' and the snares of the devil— Peter Collins Helps Shipping Board. Bart Fitzpatrick and Michael Hoffman QUALITY AND SERVICE •tor* Op«i AU Vlght. and Sergurd Gilbronson. The musical Rebuke him, O Go O’Reilly. It was a good time to think, for the jungle was ■very still and the night like a velvet curtain. • ***•*• "We had better leave the horses here.” Pancho Cueto hesitatingly ad dressed the dim blur which he knew to be Colonel Cobo. The colonel of Tramway Asks Fare volunteers .was in a vile temper," what with the long night ride and an error of Cueto’s which had considerably lengthened the Journey. “Where is the house?” growled the Increase to Meet officer. i “Not far. But the path Is rocky land the horses’ feet—” “Yes, yes!” There was a creak of saddle leathers and a groan as the colonel dismounted. “Now, my good Increased Expense Cueto,” he threatened, “another of your mistakes and I’ll give you some thing to remember me by.” A . curt order brought his men out (Continued from last week.) llmlnnry forays under Esteban’s lead o f their saddles. One of their num SYNOPSIS. ership they had absorbed a bit of dis ber was detailed to guard the ani cipline and were beginning to feel a mals, while the rest fell in behind CHAPTER I—Don Esteban Varona, a military ardor. Cueto and followed him up the trail Entire Proposition Placed Before The Cuban planter, possesses a great treasure In the Cuban field forces there were by the starglow. hoard. This wealth has been hidden In a well on the estate by Sebastian, a slave, many negroes, and few of their fel and only he and his master know the se low patriots fought better, or endured CHAPTER IX. I cret cache. Don Esteban's wife dies at Public Utilities Commission for a De the birth of twins, Esteban and Rosa. the hardships of guerrilla warfare Don Esteban marries the avaricious Donna more cheerfully than they. General Marauder*. Isabel, who knows there Is hidden treas ure and tries to wring the secret from Se Antonio Maceo was of mixed blood, The surprise was easily effected, bastian. When the slave refuses she tries and yet his leadership w a» character for Colonel Cobo’s men were accom cision Based on Actual Op'eration to hurt him by having Evangellna, ■ his laughter, whom he loves dearly and who ized not only by rare judgment and plished in this sort o f work. Rosa, Is the special servant of the twins, sold. ability, but also by an exalted abandon crouching upon her bench, heard Cost CHAPTER 11—Through Donna Isabel's of personal bravery. His several nothing, saw nothing, until out of the ■cheming Don Esteban risks Evangellna brothers rendered Cuba services scarce at cards and loses. Crazed by the loss of shadows beside her human forms ma bis daughter. Sebastian kills Don Este ly less distinguished, and they were terialized. She screamed once, ban and himself. The question ‘ ‘ Should the Tramway be al no way to foresee the conditions that would but of a few of many dark-skinned he twice; then a palm closed over her CHAPTER III—Many years Donna Isa roes. This struggle for Independence mouth and she began to straggle like lowed an increased rate of Fares” rests en be caused by the world war to make that bel searched for the hidden wealth of the Avas no patrician’s war; the best stock man she had married. A few years later a cat. tirely with the Public Utilities Commission rate inadequate. Jhe seeks to marry Rosa to the rich Don of the Island fought side by side with Evangellna, who had waked at the Mario, but Rosa Is promised to O'Reilly, field hands. now. the American, and awaits his return from first outcry, met the marauders ns The company has no other way to protect New York, whence he has gone to break At dawn of the morning following they rushed through the door. There The books of the company are being ex 5*t his engagement to his employer's his talk with Ro.sa, when the members itself against loss and continue to give the daughter. Esteban Is secretly aiding the were shouts and curses, loudly bel amined. A complete examinatiop of the, in public the high-class service, that Denver tnsurrectos. of his command assembled, Esteban lowed orders, a great scuffling and* was up and ready. He had made his come and outlay of the company during has been so proud of, except to ask for an CHAPTER IV-JDonna Isabel Is at the pounding of feet upon the dirt floor mercy of Pancho Cueto. her unscrupu preparations to destroy Pancho Cueto’s of the hut, the rickety, bark-covered normal years and the increased expense of increase in the fare to meet the alarming lous administrator, who knows the deeds fields, and since the road over the hills to the plantation are lost wtth the treas walls bulged and creaked. Over all operation and maintenance caused by wage extraordinary expense they are called on to ure. One night she walks In her sleep to La Joya was long he had summoned sounded the shrieks of the negress and meets her death In the treasure well. them early. increases and excess war prices of materials pay. Esteban and Rosa are forced to flee when battling In the pitch-black Interior Cueto denounces them as rebels. “Be careful 1” Rosa Implored him. “I like an animal In Its lair. Then some used for upkeep and extension of trackage, .shall die of suspense.” iMr. Bradley of the Public Utilities Com CHAPTER V—Rosa writes to O'Reilly one set fire to the thatch; the flamed cars, materials, repairs arid necessary up 3f their plight and uiges him to come “ It Is for you to be careful,” he licked up the dead palm leaves to mission has stated that they are going to and save her. laughed. “ Keep a good watch, and keep, is being made. the ridgepole, and the surroundings let the company put ever)' available man CHAPTER VI—O'Reilly soon lands in conceal yourself at the first alarm. leaped Into view. The company states that on account of Cuba, but finds he will have hard work However, I think we have taught these Rosa saw a swarthy, thickset man to work on the books of the company to to reach Rosa, as communication with bandits a lesson. As for Cueto, he the increased cost of living, their employes the Insurrectos Is difflcult and danger In the uniform of a colonel of vol make a complete report, and the commis ous. would run' to the jungle if he saw us. unteers, and behind him Pancho Cue He has the heart of a mouse.” He asked for and were rightfully given in sion will then check it up and make a care CHAPTER VH-O'Reilly meets Leslie to. Tearing the hand from her Ups creases in wages amounting to $161,000 dur ful examination of all 'conditions before Branch, newspaper man, who Is a victim kissed his sister affectionately and for a moment, she cried Cueto’s of tuberculosis, and they plan a way to then rode off at the head of his tat ing 1917. They further state and show the making any decision. join the Insurrectos together. name, but be gave no heed. Rosa tered band. shrieked his name again; then she figures to prove their statement, that the CHAPTER VIII—In the meantime Cueto Rosa waved him a last farewell as With the petition, ilr. Ilild filed a num plans to lead Coho, a Spanish colonel of heard the officer say: materials they are compelled to use have in volunteers, execrated for hU cruelty, to he disappeared into the woods, then, to “Where Is the young fellow? I the hiding place of Esteban and Rosa. occupy herself, she helped Evangellna creased from 41 to 400 per cent during the ber of statements covering the stati.stics of hear nothing but the squeals of that operation of the Tramway Company, com with what little housework there was commou jseuch.” ------* past two years. to do, later going Wth her to the gar parisons with similar costs in other cities; “ Why, It’s gold f It’s a Spanish Most of the material and equipment in doubloon,” she said. “It’s the first one den patch where the vlandas grew. To be continued. copies of a public statement made by Comp I ever saw. Where did you find it?” Evangelinn’s earlw devotlot^ to her creases were caused by war conditions over troller of the Currency Williams regarding “ You’ll think I’m crazy when I tell mistress had not diralWshed -with tim e; which the manufacturer and consumer had you—sometimes I think so myself. I If anything. It had ^epened. When the needs of Public Utilities; tables showing DENVER MARKET. no control—increased cost of raw materials found It In Isabel’s hand when I took emancipation came she would have re the growth and use of the automobile and turned to the service o f her beloved C attle, and wage increases brought about through her from the w ell!” Fat steers, ch. to prime.. .tl6.00®17.00 its effect on street railways; also statement Rosa was stricken speechless. twins had It not been for Donna Isa Fat steers, aood to choice. 15.25® 16.00 the shortage of skilled help and high wages bel’s refusal to accept her. As It was, Fat steers, fair to good ... 13.50® 15.00 of President Wilson that the situation of “ She clutched it tightly,” Esteban Heifers, prime ...... 13.00 14.90 being paid in the industrial plants. hurried on, “ but as I made the rope she and Asenslo had married, and by Cows. fat. good to choice.. 12,00 13.50 street railways and other public utilities was means of Rosa’s surreptitious help Cows, fair to good...... 10.00 11.76 fast her hand relaxed and I saw It In Cows, common to fair...... 7.00 9.50 F. W. Ilild, General Manager of the Tram-* becoming so desperate that he hoped state the lantern light. It was as If—well, they had managed to buy this little Veal calves ...... 10.00 15.00 as If she gave It to me. I was too piece of land. Rosa had practiced self- Bulls ...... g.OO 11.00 way Company, has declared that the com and local authorities, where they have not denial to make the purchase possible, Feeders, good to choice... 12,00 13.50 Dadly frightened to think much about Feeders, fair to good...... 10.50 .. 11.75 pany does not want anything that is unfair, already done so, will, when the facts are ;t, as you may Imagine. It was a hor- and her self-sacrifice had borUe itult: Feeders, common to fair... 9.00® 10.25 that act of childish beneficence had Stockers, good to choice... 11.00012.50 ■that when their franchise was granted at a properly laid before them, respond prompt .■fble place, all slime and foul water; Stockers, fair tq good...... 8.50® 10.50 created a refuge for Esteban and her fixed rate of 5 cents, that the company had ly to the necessities of the situation. [he rocks were slippery. But that coin Good hogs ...... J16.75017.00 was in her fingers!” self and had ripened the negro wom Rosa managed to say: "Impossible! an’s affection into Idolatry. _ S h eep. Evangellna’s joy at having the girl Lambs, light (wooled)___ $18.50019.00 Then she must have had It when she Lambs, heavy (w ooled)... 18.00018.50 to herself, where she could daily see tell.” Lambs (clipped) ...... It.50016.50 her, touch her, serve her, was tem Ewes (wooled) ...... 15.25015.75 “ No, no I I saw her bands up- Ewes (clipped) ...... 12.00013.00 pered only hy the knowledge of Rosa’s fftretched, her fingers open. In the unhappiness. She scolded and tyran moonlight.” h a y AND URAI.V 51ARKET. nized, she mothered and adored the “ It’s uncann.v. Pertinps—” (F. O. B. Denver, Carload Price.) Cost of Materials Used “ Yes. Perhaps some unseen hand girl to her heart’s content; she Uny. led her to the place so that we should watched over her like a hawk; she Buying Prices—per Ton. deemed no labor in her service too ex Colo, upland, per ton...... $18.00020.00 at last come Into our own. Who knows? Nebr. upland, per ton...... 17.00018.00 acting. It would have gone ill with Prairie hay (new crop). There’s no doubt that father hid his anyone who offered harm to Rosa, for Colo, and Nebr., per ton. 16.00018.00 money. He turned his slaves Into gold, Timothy, per ton...... 20.0 0 0 2 1 .0 0 by Tramway Company Evangellna was strong and capable; Alfalfa, per ton ...... 16.00018.00 he bought jewels, precious metal, any she had the arms and the hands of South Park, per ton...... 20.0 0 0 2 1 .0 0 thing he could hide. Well, perhaps Gunnison Valley, per ton.. 18.0 0 0 2 0 .0 0 a man, and she possessed the smolder Straw, per t o n ...... 6.00 there were old coins In the lot. The ing black temper of Sebastian, her G rain . water In the well is shallow; Isabel (lata, Nebr., 100 lbs., buying...... 2.55 father. must have groped this piece from the Colo., oats, bulk, buying ...... 2.55 Even In peaceful times few people Corn chop, sack, selling...... 3.33 bottom. Some day I shall eigilore the Corn In sack, selling...... 3.30 came to this clearing In the 'wood.s, Have Increased hole and— we shall see.” Gluten feed, sacked, selling...... 2.97 far off from the main-traveled roads Bran, Colo., per 100 lbs., selling... 1.67 Rosa flung her arms rapturously o f the Yumuri, and the day, as usual, about her brother’s neck and kissed F lo u r . pa.ssed uneventfully. Evangellna Hungarian patent. 98 Iba., sacked, him. “ Wouldn’t It be glorious?” she worked, with one eye upon her Rosa, subject to discount...... $4.75 cried. “ Wouldn’t it be wonderful, to the- other watchfully alert for dan DKE.SSKD POLLTKY. be rich, and to want for nothing; to 40% to 400% ger. When evening came she pre Less 10 per cent commission. have fine clothes and good things to Turkeys, fancy d. p ...... 30 032 pared their scanty meal, upbraiding eat once more? Good things to eat!” Turkeys, old toms...... 24 025 Rosa, meanwhile, for her attempts Turkeys, choice ...... 20 022 Her lip quivered. “Oh—I’m so hun Hens lb...... 27 gry.” to assist her. Then they sat for an Ducks, y ou n g ...... i ...... 27 030 hour or twd on the bench outside the G eese...... 25 027 Cotton Waste 133 per cent. Cedar Poles 125 per cent. “ Poor little g irl!” Roosters...... 15 018 dpor, talking about Juan O’Rail-ye Cement 74 per cent. Angle Bars 151 per cent. “ Wait till O’Reilly hears about this.” and the probable hour of his coming. Live I'uiiltry. Rosa was all ^excitement once more. Armature Coils 118 per cent. Rails 100 per cent. When Rosa fretted about her broth (Prices net F. O. B. Denver.) “ He’ll be glad he came and got me. Roosters, lb...... 10 012 er, the negress reassured her., “Don’t Turkeys, 10 lbs. or over...... 26 030 Trolley Wire 180 per cent. Brass Tubing 133 per cent. If he does come.” H ens...... 24 be frightened, little dove; he has the 0 23 Magnet Wire 269 per cent. E.steban caressed her. “ He’ll come, Ducks, young ...... 25 027 Car Wheels 75 per cent. makings of a great soldier. Now, Ducklings, lb...... 30 never fear. I know IL Every time I Geese ...... 22 Nails 110 per cent. then, it Is growing cool and the night 0 2 4 Sheet Brass 174 per cent. leave you my heart is in ray throat for Broilers, 1918, lb ...... 42 carries fevers.^ Creep Into your bed Special Track Work 75 per cent. fear of what may happen in my ab Street Cars 100 per cent. and dream about that handsome lover EBK". Dry Batteries 59 per cent. sence—and yet I can’t always be at Eggs, graded No. 1 net, F. o f yours.” Steam Coal 150 per cent. your side.” O. B. Denver...... 31 Carriage Bolts 196 per cent. Rosa obeyed, although reluctantly. Eggs, graded No. 2 net, F. “There! You acknowledge that I O. B. Denver...... 24 Rail Spikes 157 per cent. “ I’ll sleep for a while,” she compro Pig Tin 115 per cent. handicap you. Except for me you would Eggs, case count, misc. mised, “ then I’ll come out and take cases, less commls. ■ ■ f, ■■ N - .V w ■ ( Page Eight. DEN\^R CATHOLIC REGISTER. Thursday, May 30, 1918. the 8 o’clock Mass.—Four new stars have been added to our service flag. This Quality Glasses Not Expensive AST FOR CATHEDRAL PRESS DAY IS NEXT makes twenty-one called to the colors.— The rtowers and ferns sent for Pentecost decorations were inucli appreciated.- We use only the hlRhest quality of lenses, frames and mountings in our SUNDAYAT PARK HILL own, or oculist's prescription work. We have our own factory on the prem MORALITY PLAY Press Day was observed last Sunday. ises in charge of highly qualified optical workmen. Our examinations, ouf Father Walsh, pastor, conducted an act glasses and our prices are all made to stand the test of time and usage. The modern morality play, “Youth,” (Blessed Sacrament Parish.) ive campaign for The Catholic Register. For trouble with your eyes consult us. hicli. the twenty-one graduates of the Next Sunday will be Press Day, post Father Walsh’s plea in liehalf of Cath Cathedral high school will present at poned on account of first Communion, olic literature was impressive. Misses the Broadway theater next Sunday aft May 26. The first Communicants were Madeline Brown and Gertie Berkley very ernoon at 3 o’clock, contains a lesson for entertained at the rectory after services eagerly served on the subscription com The Swigeit Bros. Optical Co the youth of today as powerful as any with a fine Communion breakfast. In mittee. sermon. It is a five-art prcKluetion with the afternoon there were held the May WhoM Bepntatioii and Hqnlpment Olva complete scenic elfeets and will be as Day procession and tlie erownjng of the Aids Salvation Army Drive. yon the Blghest Qrade of Service. Byes that need glasses sisted by a twelve-piece orchestra. statue of the Blessed Virgin. The ser Monsignor Lavelle. rector of the New are entitled to special ized effort. mon was jireached on this 'occasion by York Cathedral, last week issued a state 1550 California St. Denver the Rev. Wm. O’Ryan. ment in favor of the Salvation Army Tliere will be a Press Day sermon drive for war work funds. .Sunday. All parishioners are rccpiesteil to respond to the wishes of our Rt. Rev. Bishop and the pastor. REGISTER WANT ADS REV. J. J. GIBBON’S, 33D WANTED—Office girl, figure laundry Our Display Get the Habit of Saving! | ANNIVERSARY AS PRIEST lists and wait on counter trade; .$7 j.er week. Colorado Laundry Company. No matter how small your salary or income is, you ^ o f (Presentation Parish.) DRESSMAKING and Indies’ tailoring. should save something.. ^ The thirty-third anniversary in the Mrs. 0. M. Howard, 127 E. 7tli avenue. priesthood of Rev. J. J. Gibbons will be Phone South 4079 R. One dollar or more starts you right with a Sav. b observed most fittingly next Tuesday ings Bank Account. ^ evening, June 4, at tlie jiarochial grounds, WANTED—A position as priest’s 650 Julian street, to which the parishion housekeeper; reference if required. Bpx Shirts ers and friends are most cordially in MISS THELMA RICE. M, care Register. vited. I Among the leads of the play are Miss From now on and until further notice, WANTED—A young or middle-aged Hibernia Bank & Trust Co., Thelma Rice, Miss Finitza Mariano, Miss the Masses on Sundays will be held at lady for light housework in family of Is attracting unusual attention. Charlojte Cogswell, Miss Rosa Murray, 8 and 10 o’clock; Benediction of the The vast showing of uncommon 15th and Champa Sts. Denver, Colorado i Most Blessed Sacrament after the 8 two. Would take two ladies who wish Miss Celest’ine 'Thurnes, Jliss Loretta o’clock Mass. to lie together, one to hoard and room. and pleasing patterns—the excel Mix, Mias Mary Meany, Mr. Hubert First Holy Communion of the little Address Box 5, care Register. ones will take place next Sunday, June lent values—and the convenient Smith and Mr. William Bartett. 2, at the first Mass. It Is desired that The east of characters follows: parents and relatives especially, as also ROOMS with board, either single or arrangement of stocks, all con Act I—Scene I. In the Land Where the congregation In general, pray for the dquble; nice Catholic family. 763 Frank tributing to the general satisfac Dreams Begin: Love, Celestine Thurnes; children that this most Important event lin. . / of their lives be fruitful of best results. tion which we aim to supply. Butmna Kodak XMdauArtani Hope, Rosa Murray; Youth, Thelma The reverend pastor announced a Rice; Ambition, Hubert Smith. Scene 2; GREAT OPPORTUNITY—Owner, re For Experience, Charlotte Cogswell; Pleas weekly meeting of the Barnum and Villa Madras, Crepes, Silk and Linens, ure, Finitza Mariano; Opportunity,'Mon Park Thrift Club, which meets every tiring from business, offers to sell a Hartford-MeConaty Friday from 9 a. m. until 5 p. m., at furnislipd apartment house earning large Pure Silks—the showing is com ica Hayden. Redmen’s hall. He urged dlllgeBt at KODAKS Act il—Scene 1, in the Path of Pleas profits, located on Capitol Hill, within plete with every style and every ure: Gush, Dorothy Davidson; Drivel, tendance. FILMS AND Undertaking Co. Margaret Hepburn; Excitement, Mary, ‘•Pre*s Day” for The Register was walking distance to business center, on material now in vogue. Meany; Song, Stella Perry; Sport, Lor generally observed at both Masses last car line running directly to Union depot PHOTO GOODS Sunday. Rev. FYither Gibbons read the etta Cullen; Fashion, Evelyn Flood; and conveniently near stores. Cathedral, Develop Film 10c SoU. 1455-57 GLENARM ST. Blueblood, Margaret Flory; Style, Lor Diocesan Pastoral, as also a letter from etta Mix; Frivolity, Martha Berg; Con the management, and dwelt at some schools, academies and the Capitol and PHONE MAIN 7779 length. In a most appropriate manner, Civic (jenter parks. Three lots go with ceit, Cecilia Rouse; Snob, Florentine on the points to be brought out, the need F O R D * S S ix te c ^ St Gels: Pride, Josephine Cullen; Beauty, the building, thus permitting its enlarge $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 Smvwr, Oolondo. Monica Hayden; Slander, Sarah Schrein of Catholic literature in our day, and er; Wealth, Rosa Murray. Scene 2, In the great want it fills In the Catholic ment. Business is fast approaching the and up to $12.00 Mall orders eollcited. Catalogs mailed the Street of Disillusion: Work, William home. The young ladles upon whom location, insuring permanent increase in tree on request. OBITUARY. devolved the soliciting of subscriptions Barrett. did so most ably, and will give a good value. P. 0. Box 784. Act III—In the House of Last Resort: account of themselves in a few days. XEU.IE ROSSETTER died May 23. Grouch, Dorothy Davidson, Frailty, Stella Perry; Makeshift, Mary Meany; FOR SALE—At a real bargain, six- The funeral was held fpora McGovern & Rogue, Loretta Cullen; Dissolute, Celes- room brick Iiouse, nice gas fixtures, mod ARTISTIC Son’s Saturday, with Mass at St. Rosa’s tlne Thurnes; ^eak, Margaret Flory; 11 CHILDREN BAPTIZED ern except furnace, in good repair, ideal home and interment at Mount Olivet Illiterate. Sarah Schreiner; Reckless, Cecilia Rouse; Indolence, Josephine Cul AT ENGLEWOOD OHUROH home for small Catholic family or retired MEMORIALS Miss Rossetter had lived in Denver for len; Rascal, Florentine Gels; Poyerty, couple. Call at American Bank