CURES AT LOURDES AROUSE WORLD e in ^ I D E t o SEHINARY TO Pray for the Success of the Catholic Press HOPELESS YEiKS OF SUFFERING \ n W Given by Friends to Help Educate W m Win W kl looldiig like Ceriise Local Priests R elu n s Ho k t e l l

Although no formal campaign lias to have thirty or more. London.— Carried to Lourdes only the spectacle of this wonder wrought yet been announced for the erection The place to educate men for the Practically All the National and International News Articles Appearing in This Paper, as recently, paralyzed and incapable of through the interces-sion of the of a new building at St. Thomas’ Western priesthood is in the West, Well as Many Features Frequently Printed, Are Compiled from the N. C. W . C. News Service. helping himself, William Traynor, a Blessed Virgin. seminary, Denver, the Catholic pub­ There are special problems facing Liverpool Catholic, is at this moment It is not wise to generalize: but a lic realizes the necessity of it and the Church in this section and the one of the most striking instances of very great change seems to be taking gifts have already started to come! in sacerdotal students can be prepared $2.00 Yr. on Renewnls the miracles of Lourdes that the place in British non-Catholic public for this purpose. The Very Rev. pr. for them if they study here. Because VOL. XIX. No. 3. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, SEPT. 6, 1923. $2.50 Yr. on New Subs. world has ever seen. opinion in regard to Lourdes. This William Brennan, C.M., president :of of the pioneer conditions still exist­ For five years this Catholic man change of attitude is being helped by the institution, has announced the ing in most parishes of this diocese, was moved about from hospital to the tale of the wonders wrought in following gifts, as the nucelus ot a the priest must be prepared to work hospital, undergoing no fewer than Scotland, where at the Lourdes shrine SEMINARY BUILDING FUND. a great deal harder than the average sixteen operations, to save him from erected by the Catholic miners in the Miss Margaret Moore, $1,500; Mirs. American priest, if he is to be suc­ the disastrous effects of wounds ree village of Carfin, remarkable answers Anna Stall, $1,000; Mrs. L. C. Gr4n- cessful. The place to instill this ceived at the Dardanelles during the to prayer are reported. All this is field, $100. spirit of sacrifice is in a seminary war. aiding in breaking down the old ma­ '' The gift of Mrs. Stall was made’to right on the home grounds, where The surgeons were unable to help terialistic ideas, and it must inevi­ th&. seminary at the suggestion of the the necessity is realized. him, and at last, carried helplessly in tably have an important bearing on Rt. Rev. J. Henry Tihen, D.D., Bishjop The building up of a large semi­ H O lSTEi OVER TO MSiPTiHiTOBESnEOF wheeled chair, Traynor went to the immediate future of tke Catholic of Denver, when she went to him and nary means much to the scholarship Lourdes with the great pilgrimage Church. offered $1,000 for some Catho|lic of the Church: A seminary is a from Lancashire. He was carried work. ' i fountainhead of enlightenment not down to the healing waters, and af­ Paris.— Practically the entire city One of the next great Catholic En­ only to its students, but also to its I ter the ninth immersion he was able of Blois on the Loire is celebrating terprises that Colorado must face 1 is alumni and to other priests living in to walk out of the waters without the miraculous cure at Lourdes of a the provision of better seminary fa­ the vicinity. Parish priests, busy any assistance whatever. local dressqiaker, Germaine Rossig- cilities. The present building ;at with their congregations, no matter Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Mullen on Tues­ family that has been so generous in work on the new church will be- At Liverpool, when the pilgrimage nol, who returned from the famous Louisiana and South Cook has al­ how studious they may be naturally, day turned over their old family Its gifts to the Catholic Church should diately. Father William returned, a vast crowd thronged the shrine recently in perfect health. ready outgrown its capacity. It i is cannot possibly find the time for homestead, at Ninth and Lawreilte, to be the site of a temple of the true O’Ryan, at''^hose home the Theatine platform where the pilgrim train was When she left a few weeks ago on necessary for students to room to­ scholarly research that the seminary tee Rt. Rev. J. Henry Tihen, D.D., faith. Among the other gifts of Mr. Fathers have been staying while inau­ to draw up; for news of the marvel a pilgrims’ train, she had to be con­ gether in most of the rooms, instead priest can give, for this is the lat­ Bishop of Denver, for the site of the and Mrs. Mullen were the erection of gurating the new church, declared lad been flashed from Lourdes to veyed on a stretcher. Her friends of privately. Dy the time all tjie ter’s chief duty in life. Many prob- proposed Spanish-American church. the J. K. Mullqn home for the aged, that the site was the best possible one Liverpool. Spellbound by the sight say she looked like a “ corpse on the pupils are in this year, it is expected (Continued on Page 6) Mr. Mullen, who is a Knight of St. the lifting of over $125,000 of the for tea, Spanish-Americans. of the once paralyzed man walking w'ay to the cemetery.” She is twen­ Gregory, with his good wife has fre­ Cathedral debt (making possible the There are two houses on the lots, freely and easily across the platform, ty-six years old and had b e ^ suffer­ quently shown generosity to Catholic consecration of that edifice) and the the numbers of which are 1156 and the crowd broke out into cheers, at ing from pulmonary tuberculosis. works. The Mullens for some years remaining debt on St. Leo’s church 1170 Ninth street. The lots are No. have lived at 896 Pennsylvania street, (about $2,600). 6 and the north half of No. 5, block Denver Boys Leave to Study Vitb Hope but all their children were born at Bishop Tihen announced Wednes­ 65, West Denver addition. One of Ninth and Lawrence. It is fitting day that the property would be avail­ the houses will be allowed to stand as of Becflining Priesb in C.SS.R. and C l . in many ways that the old home of a able within a month, when construc- a residence for the Theatine Fathers. Visiting Nun Says Oregon School Law is Uniting Catholics o[ That State Three young men of St. Joseph’s to take up his studies at Perryville, Priest Promises to Educate Boy G. K. Chesterton parish, Ernest Berberich of 421 W^st Mo., hoping to prepare for the priest­ 6th avenue, Walter Canavan of 601 hood in the Congregation of the Mis­ Sister Beatrice, of the Sisters of The Sisters of Charity of Nazareth, Fox an d'cen n et Hammons of .5!25 sion. He is a member of the little Charity of Nazareth, Ky., stopped at a famous community, wear habits Fox, left on Monday for the Re- congregation that worships in St. [or Missiou Work A m i Mexicans Raps Historians somewhat similar to those pf the Cin­ St. Rosa’s home, 952 Tenth street, demptorist preparatory college, Kirk­ Thomas’ seminary chapel, composed cinnati Sisters of Charity, but their wood, Mo., to begin study for the of families living in that neighbor­ over last Sunday, on her way to the caps are white instead of black. priesthood. hood, and has been a student at St. The first response in tee campaign from other races by their color and motherhouse. She has been superior Sister Beatrice’s remarks about the Francis de Sales’ school. The semi­ Martin, Sharpe, son of Mr. and Mbs. just opened by the Diocese of Denver the traits of their face. Ckurck of a parish and boarding school at effect of persecution on the Cath­ nary is in charge of the Congregation D. E. Sharpe of, 1312 South Joseph­ to raise funds for the education of Usually, they are timid, chivalrous, Klamath Falls, Ore., for the last six olics of Oregon recall a statement ine street, leaves within a few days of the Mission. boys in Spain to work as mission­ polite and religious, have a great years and was there when the state made recently'by the Rev. William London.— Probably the most se­ aries of tee Theatine Order among respect for a person holding office law forcing the closing of all parish O’Ryan of Denver. He was speaking our own Spanish-speaking population regardless of his race, and many a vere criticism of anti-Catholic his­ schoofs by 1926 was passed. The of old A. P. A. days in Depver, and came from a Colorado priest who time this respect has been shame­ tory ever made was the address of G. sister said that the law was working- said they “ were the best mission tee has been very successful himself in lessly abused by peo^e without con­ K. Chesterton, the distinguished au­ good among the Catholics of Oregon, Catholics ever had.” Catholics who Large Crowd Sees Dedication o[ Chapel dealing with these people and who science. thor and convert, at the National as persecution had united them and, .had not been to the sacraments for congress at Birmingham. has pledged himself to educate a Dealing v/ith them you can see revealed their own strength. years returned. Anti-Catholic history was false, priest. The Very Rev. B. Caldentey, teat they care more for honor than said Mr. Chesterton, not only in the superior general of the Theatines, for money; and life does not mean light of Catholic faith, but in tee opens his addresses to local congre­ very much to them when it has to in New Church of St. Ignatins Loyola light of historical science; and it was gations when he speaks in the Cath­ be borne in disgrace and dishonor. most false and dangerous when it edral next Sunday. Father Calden­ Utilitarianism is something un­ Hake Civilization Spiritual or It was not avowedly anti-Catholic. For tey has written the following for known to their conception of human In hLs sermon at the first Pontifibal Father Robert M. Kelley, S.J., presi­ anti-Catholic history was generally The Register: destinies. Always ready to accept Mass in the basement chapel of j;he dent of Regis college, archpriest; superficial, depending on certain Spanish-Americans, called also the fate of justice and to bow to the new St. Ignatius Loyola church Sun­ Father Thomas Kerin of the Peoria. dispensations of the Divine Provi­ catch words, and cases, and names. day morning. Bishop Tihen tSld the 111., diocese, the first priest to be Mexicans in many places, are those A good deal of so-called impartial Perisk, Father McMenamio Tells Kiwanis dence; they are inflexible and very people of that parish that they should ordained from Sacred Heart parish, people living in southern Colorado, history, Mr. Chesterton continued, New Mexico and in other states, seldom compromise with tee caprices endeavor to make the chapel, and the and Father William Fitzgerald of of force. was very rotten eggs, and like them new church, when it is finished, the Regis college, as deacons of honor; whose ancestors came from Spain to used for political purposes. He was The Rev. Hugh L. McMenamin, civilize and to rule the Indians. Maybe looking at some of them dent Harding whilst on his epoch- most popular place m town for them Father David Hamilton, S.J., assist­ clad in rags and wearing torn suite, not sure what people really meant rector of the Cathedral, in an.address making but tragic trip across the to'spend their leisure time. He said ant of Sacred Heart parish, deacon They are all American citizens and you thought that they feel humil­ by impartiality; it would be better Wednesday before the Kiwanis club, continent.” no one can question their patrislism, that although one Catholic church -tvas of the Mass; Father Francis D. Ste­ iated. You are mistaken; they feel described, perhaps, as honesty. He an association of business men repre­ “ You know, gentlemen, five hun­ as good as another for the reason that phenson, S.J., of Rockhurst college. hince they proved it already during that luxury and the way you dress thought that the more impartial a senting all creeds, said that the world dred years ago iff a man expressed a Christ is present in person in all' of Kansas City, sub-deacon; Father the Civil war, but still more in the don’t change the person. That does Catholic historian was— the more was at the beginning of a new era doubt as to the' existence of God, them, every one had a special plhce William Higgin.s, pastor of St. Philo- World' war, when some of them won not diminish their respect for real honest he was— the better. Pope of civilization and urged his auditors they sent him to jail or burned him in his affections for his own parish mena’s church, master of ceremonies. more war decorations than anyone success in life and fdr those very Leo XIII, in condemning injudicious to follow the advice of Woodrow W'il- at a stake, whilst Columbus was de­ church, and all should foster jthe The mfnor offices were filled by six else in tee country, even though rich. (Continued on Page 3.) son, recently expressed in The At­ clared a lunatic for declaring the I)ractice of visiting the church and; its young men from Sacred Heart parish many other races are settled here. Spanish-Americans are tolerant lantic Monthly, and make it spiritual. world was round. In -recent years, services as often as possible. | who have been serving Mass in that A good education does not change and polite; they never interfere with Otherwise, there would be retrogres­ tee pendulum swung to the opposite A large congregation witnessed tee church and Loyola chapel from boy­ in them the ways and customs of any other race, unless provoked, but sion, not progress. The frequency extreme. A man may be as skeptical blessing of the new chapel and |th® hood. The choir, under the direction their forefathers, but brings, them they are exceedingly sensitive to the with which we find men and the lead­ as he will about God, but he will be vast auditorium was practically filled of Mrs. J. R. Schilling, sang parts of Bishop V ill Open to a better condition of living. Often treatment they receive. This shows ers of men pleading for a belief in credited with highest intellectuality. at the first Solemn Pontifical Mass Gounod’s Mass of St. Cecelia and of it is not easy to distinguish them that they are passionate and a senti­ God and a return to the principles of Mad men under the name of atheists celebrated by Bishop Tihen immbdi- Hayden’s Third Mass, with Misses mental people, impulsive in ways of Christianity is a healthy sign. “ I or skeptics are permitted to run riot. ati'ly after the dedication ceremontes. Margaret Courtney and Irene Keefe the Latin races. recall with deepest satisfaction many But let him question the atomic The other officers of the Mass wjere at the organ. Mexicans properly are those who Historical Series of the utterances of the late Presi- (Continued on Page 5) came recently from Mexico. They Pope 8 Housekeeper have a character quite different, and various circumstances are account­ able for this difference. They are for non-Catholics f Anti-Parisk School Agitators Lose not so timid; more distrustful, and *ope Writss Little Flow ers Family; feel more deeply the discrimination in Something new in the way of lec­ against them. We are sure that Spanish-Americans arid Mexicans tures designed to interest non-Cath Again in can have an important influence in olics in the Catholic religion will be started at the Cathedral next Mon­ Named Patron of Catkolic Missions the America of the near future if Letter .to America they have the encouragement of oth­ day, when Bishop J. Henry Tihen will ers at this time. open a course of historical talk.s, to Lansing, Mich.— Secretary of Stete ment lacks by nearly three thousand be continued by the Rev. Francis W. Lisieux.— Pope Pius has sent a tele­ Each morning an automobile splen­ De Land has refused to acknowlejdge the number of names required by New York.— Teodalinda Banfi, the Walsh. There will be a musical pro gram of congratulation to sumving didly decorated with white roses and a petition to re-initiate a constitution­ .state law. The petition carried 55,- faithful housekeeper of His Holiness, gram next Monday evening, with relatives of Sister TkereSe, the Little lilies went to the Carmelite chapel al amendment that would outlaw .pri­ 945 names, rvlmre 58,367 are re­ Pope Pius XI, has been elected an Malcolm C. Marks at the organ and Flower of Jesus, ■who was beatified to seek the silver shrine of the Little vate and parochial schools in Michi­ quired. honorary member of the Marianum, Parish Sckools Edward Wolters as barytone soloist last April. The message, signed by Flower. Followed by a procession of gan on the grounds that the dpcu- Due to the fact that a new law society for priests’ housekeepers, Following is the series of lectures: Cardinal Gasparri. wa« addressed to prelates, the automobile carried the governing the filing of initiatory pe­ organized in the United States by Sept. 10— Introduction; “ I believe he Mother Superior of the Carmelite shrine in turn to three churches, titions became effective a few min­ the Rev. Clement M. Thuente, O.P. Lord. Help Thou my unbelief.” convent here and in it His Holiness Saint Jacques, Saint Desir and the utes after the petitions were received A resolution in which she was made Show Big Increase Rt. Rev. J. Henry Tihen, D.D., Bishop bestows the Apostolic blessing on Cathedral of Saint Pierre where Sol­ Secretary of State De Land announ­ a member of the organization was of Denver. the' four surviving daughters of the emn High Mass was celebrated. In Stack Re-Elected ced that all names on the petitions forwarded to Signora Teodalinda re­ Sept. 17— The New Testament His­ Martin family. the afternoon • there were vespers at were nullified and ruled that the cently by the Religious of the Cen­ Reports from the parochial schools torians. The Holy Father, in answer to nu­ which the panegyric of the Little sponsors of the movement must file acle of New York and the following throughout the city and state show Sept. 24— The Historical Value of merous requests from all parts of the (Continued on Page 6) new petitions containing 58,367 world, has welcomed the proposal to ‘£ - > m characteristically humble reply has that this year’s attendance will sur­ Tradition. names if they make another attempt been received; pass that of any previous year. Lo- Oct; 1— Christian Archeology. oroclaim the Blessed Teresa of the to re-initiate the amendment. Vatican, Rome. retto Heights academy and St. Mary’s Oct. 8— The Early Heresies. Child Jesus patroness of all mission- The failure of the agitators to se­ 19-7-23.- academy will, from all indications, Oct. 15— The Holy Roman Em ■iries and protectress of the work of John Leo Stack was unanimously cure petitions enough is said to be Dear Reverend Mother:: have banner years as far as enroll­ pire. St. Peter the Apostle. Quarantine on re-elected as grand knight of ; the due to a quiet education campaign Deeply moved, I thank the mem- ment is concerned. The high school Oct. 22— The Greek Schism. Some of the many fa\(ors received Denver council, Knights of Colum­ conducted among the citizens of 'lers of the Association of the Mari­ department of Regis college opened Oct. 29— The Middle Ages. by the missionaries have been related bus, at tee election meeting held on Michigan. This campaign stressed anum for Priests’ Housekeepers for Tuesday with 180 pupils and at least Nov. 5— The Reformation in Ger­ in a volume entitled Shower of Rose? Tuesday evening. Thos. G. O’Malley the natural and constitutional rights the honor which they wish to confer thirty-five more are expected before many, Holland and the Scandinavian Upon the Missions. It is being trans­ Rectory Lifted was chosen as deputy grand krjight of the family, which, it was pointed upon me. But to tell the truth, I the end of the week. Sacred Heart Countries. lated from the French and will soon te succeed himself, and the folloiving out, if yielded in this case might be know that I am not worthy to receive and Cathedral high schools are both Nov. —The Reformation In be published in English by The Soci­ officers were chosen to fill the qther jeopardized in any situation. While such honor, and also I desire to make filled to capacity with 238 and 212 France and Switzerland. ety for the Propagation of the Faith. St. Francis de Sales’ rectory was posftions in the council for tee iom- the lawful rights of the state’s police known. to this association that, if I pupils. In the grammar department Nov. 19— The Reformation in Eng under quarantine Friday and Satur­ ing year; ' ! power were not denied, attention was have the happiness and the honor of these schools will have enrollments of land, Scotland and Ireland. Paris.— It was in the midst of a day of last week when it was dis­ Geo. W. O’Shaughnessy, chahcel- called to the fact that many view living at the Vatican, it is not my 356 and 338 respectively. Nov. 26— The Oxford Movement in marvelous profusion of roses that the covered that Miss Mary Donnelly, lor; William P. Dolan, warden i (re­ the widening of police power as en merit, but only through the great St. Francis de' Sales’ school ex England solemn triduum in honor of Blessed Father Donnelly’s niece, who keeps elected); E. J. O’Grady, recording couraging state autocracy and are goodness of the Holy Father, and this pecte to have a complete enrollment Dec. 3— Protestantism in America Sister^ Therese of tee Child Jesus, house for the priests, was suffer­ secretary: Thos. J. Donnegan, finan­ fearful of legislation that invites ,s an undeserved honor for me. of 400 students by the last of the Dec. 10— Christian Science. over ■which the Archbishop of Phila­ ing from diphtheria. Owing to a federalization of education. delphia, Cardinal Dougherty, pre­ threatened epidemic of diphtheria the cial secretary (re-elected); Danijel J. With devoted homage, believe me week; Holy Family school, with an Dec. 17— Spiritism and the New sided, was celebrated at Lisieux. The health authorities took extraordinary Gaffey, treasurer; Anthony Sheehan, There seems to be little question to be just a poor servant like all my enrollment of 275, shows an increase Cults. precautions against the spread of the inside guard; A. S. Martino and Ray­ that despite the failure to initiate dear sisters, before the Most Sacred over last year; St. Philomena’s school, j Lecturer. Rev, Francis W. Walsh saintly Carmelite had said: “ I shall disease. The patient was moved to mond Zink, outside guards;-Johjn F. the proposed amendment, James Heart of Jesus. with 109 children, has fifty per cent ' The first lecture (Sept. 10) will let fall a shower of roses.” In her Hamilton and the members of the so- more pupils than last year and Blessed be given in the Cathedral proper honor it was a veritable shower of the home of her brother, 2J9 East Toner, trustee; Harry F. Colling ad­ (Signed) Teodalinda Banfi. vocate; and Herbert Fairall, meinber called Public Schools’ Defense league, Sacrament school has seventy pupils. All others in the Cathedral basement, roses which fell unon the little Nor Alameda, and the rectory thoroughly of board of mana'gers o f K. qf C. which sponsored the petitions, will The Holy Father was evidently so an increase of nearly seventy-five per entrance on Logan street. The lec- man city; roses adorned the facades fumigated. Cultures from tee throats home. j not give up the attempt. The refusal much pleased with the attention paid cent All of the other parochial tures begin at eight o’clock and are of the houses, roses decorated the of the rest of the household showed The meeting was one of the largest of the secretary of state to accept to Signora Teodalinda that he sent a schools in the city have also reported free to all, Catholics or non-Catholics triumphal arches and roses outlined them free from the infection. Miss attended ever held at the local;club their petition marked tl^eir second special Papal blessing to the officers increases in the first day’s enroll- being invited. Inspection of Cathedral the columns and arches of the Donnelly is recovering rapidly from rooms. : defeat within the year. and members of the Marianum. I ments. next Monday evening. churches. her sickness.

ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION Page Two DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER. Thursday, September 6, 1923.

TRINIDAD SCHOOL HAS RECORD ATTENDANCE HELEN WAL5H New St.Patricks Ugli S cM in LongmoRt Men Get CanoH City School Has Two More Optometrist and Optician \ | Trinidad.— Holy Trinity scllool opened on Tuesday. This year ithe All work receive* my peraonkl ^ enrollment is much larger than iex- Attention. ".pected and although there are ^our OPTICAL SHOP new classrooms the school is crow;ded Pueblo Draws Admiration of City “Ka Klnx” Threats Teachers; Club to Help hi Work . to capacity. All the teachers that 325 Sixteenth Street Champa 1830 Denver, Cole. taught here last year returned; for Mysterious letters signed “K.K.K.” this year, making no changes in ithe (St. Patrick’s Parish, Pueblo) of this city; Frank of Ordway, and and threatening “Death or worse if (By Mrs. J. Leo Sterling) Fox. The body was laid to rest in teaching staff. | The new high school was thrown Henry of Florence; and two sisters, you do not get out of Longmont,” Canon City.— St. Michael’s school Highland cemetery. m *■ Mrs. Rose Gleason is reported to open to the public for inspection last Mrs. Hugh McDonald of Calais, have been received by William Frank, opened September 4. It is sincerely Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hannigan enter­ J|be seriously ill of pleurisy at | her Sunday. Several hundred people were Maine, and Mrs. A. T. Stewart of 60, and his son, Carl Frank, 35, mer­ hoped that it will have the undivided tained at a family dinner at thqir , I home. i shown through and all 'expressed their this city. , chants at Longmont. support of every family of the par­ home Monday evening in honor of Mountain View Rest • • On Monday evening the Spahish- admiration of the edifice, which is Miss Georgia Sullivan of Cheyenne, Special guards are on duty at the ish. The Mothers’ club, recently or­ Mrs. Hannigan’s brother, Lieut. Clyde Milk Diet and other Special Diets • * American congregation gave a social second to none in the city. The VVyO., who has been visiting Mrs. Frank'home, 320 Coffman street, fol­ ganized, is working' with Father Hyssong, U. S. A., who was en route 1314 Quitman. Champa 4216 i * * ij at Community hall which was very school term started on Tuesday morn­ Georgia Zeiger for a few days, re­ lowing the arrival of another- of the Regis Barrett and doing all in its to Dallas, Tex., from Salt Lake City, II well attended and all had a very en ing, after the High Mass. The enroll­ turned home Sunday. anonymous letters. It rea3, “ Long power to make this a banner year for Utah, and stopped off here Monday joyable time. ! ment of pupils was greatly increased The funeral of Mrs. Lena O'Con­ mont, Colo., Sept. 3, 1923; To Wil St. Michael’s school. The primary for a brief visit. ; J Thursday afternoon a picture ^how from last year. nor, aged 69 years, was held from the iiam Frank. At midnight cut out object of this club is the advancement The Mothers’ club card party given was given for. the school children! and The high school department af­ church Wednesday morning. Father your stalling and get busy and get of the parochial school, and to work Tuesday evening, August 21, was a i: Albert J. Lussier “ • J it was shown again in the evening for fords a complete liberal education. O’Connor said the Requiem Mass. out of here before your son gets his with the sisters in charge. There great success in spite of the drench­ Ithe members of the parish. These Students who take the full course are Mrs. O’Connor has been a resident of ‘new fall coat.’ We mean it. will be four sisters this year, an in­ ing rain that fell throughout the ATTORNEY-AT-LAW -i shows will be held weekly from : now crease of two over last year. The whole evening. About seventy peo­ thoroughly qualified to become Pueblo since 1883. “ We’ll surprise you one of these Sullivan Bldg., Boulder, Colo. school teachers or take up civil serv­ club is working very hard to raise ple braved the storm and enjoyed a The Misses Walsh and the Misses days by what we’ll do, perhaps to Webber Bldg., Lafayette, (lolo. ice pursuits. It is a fact, that for Palkenstein, who were attending the day.” It was signed “ Ku Klux Klan.” the necessary finances for needed! im­ delightful evening playing 500. Sev­ several years, the entire senior class teachers’ college at Greeley, have re­ Since Aug. I eight letters a month provements, such as re-arrangement enteen ladies acted as hostesses to has received teachers’ cerflficates turned to Pueblo. have been received by the Franks, of the stairs leading to the upper as many tables and served refresh­ six months before graduation. This Miss Jessie Donahue, who has been they declared. floor, so as to reduce danger from ments to their guests. Those not record the sisters intend to hold. studying at Greeley, has received the The Franks are among the most fire and from falling. Also proper playing cards spent the hours vis­ Mr. Thomas Morrissey, aged 83 school equipment, a new ceiling for iting with their friends. Backram Framjes A.B. degree. respected families in Longmont and Millinery Trimtnin«B years, died last Friday night. Mr. officials are puzzled that they should the hall, plastered walls and many The ladies’ high score prize was, :: Furs and Coats I and Supplies I Morrissey has resided in the parish (Sacred Heart Parish, Pueblo) be threatened. William Frank is a other items of a crying nature. won by Eleanor Fulham and Ellen Champa 7537 1624 Champa St for sixteen years, and was a daily Next Sunday is Communion day partner in the' central cash market Father Raymond Layton, who had O’ Connor received low score. The ReraodeJled, Lined and Cleaned communicant during that time. Fu­ for. the Rosary and Altar sopiety. been spending a few days in Canon men’s high score prize was won by and his son Carl is sales manager Jaquettes a Specialty neral was held Monday morning with A meeting of the society 'Will be held for a local automobile company. City, returned to Pueblo. T. Horrigan and H; C. Sprinkle won James Sweeney Cigar Cp. a Solemn High Mass of Requiem, on Monday, Sept. 10, in the parish They are members of the Catholic Mr. and Mrs. Joe Crawford of Kan­ low score. Dressmaking and with Father O’Connor, celebrant; hall; after the business meeting cards Church. sas City, Mo., arrived in Canon City This was the first money-making Father Minot, deacon, and Father will be played. TTuesday to visit for some little time venture of the club and in spite of Alterations Dr. Murphy’ll Root B e ^ Longmont and Boulder are said to Sullivan, sub-deacon. He is sur­ Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Abel and two have lodges of the Ku Klux Klan. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. the -bad weather which necessarily vived by two daughters, Mrs. W. D daughters returned last week from Crawford. kept many people away, forty dollars MILDRED LEARNED STRAND THEATRE BUILDIN^ It is asserted that the Boulder lodge Clark, New Brunswick, Canada, and Kentucky, where they were visiting has 300 members and is known as Miss Stella Murphy, who has been were cleared. 2105 South Acqma 1634 Cur tit St. Penver, Colo. Miss Mary Morrissey of 305 Quincy for the past month. N o. 3. It meets every month near spending the summer in Canon City, David A. Lamoureaux of 404 Phone South 3016-R street; five sons, John of New Hamp­ Wednesday, August 29th, the Altar the Flatiron mountain, according to left last week for her home in Nev­ Greenwood avenue died last Saturday shire; James of Eden, Maine; George and Rosary society entertained the accepted reports. ada, Mo. morning of apoplexy. He had been children of the parish at a picnic at Sisters Florentine, Anne, Martina BLUE The Longmont K.K.K. has a mem­ ill for several weeks. The deceased HISTORIAN WORKS TO city park. They met at the church bership of 150, it is rumored, and Anthony visited for a few days was seventy-nine years old and was FRONT at 10 o’clock, where autos took them at Mt. St. Scholastica’s academy a native of Canada. He had been a SHOE GET STORY OF ERIN to the park. After lunch the chil­ while on their way to Delta, w hpe resident of Canon City for the past REPAIR CO. dren were treated to ice cream and the Benedictine .Sisters are opening twelve years. He is survived by his Dublin.— Before the dissolution of soda pop by the ladies. Games were a school. wife and a sistei* li^ng in Montreal Our quality of shot the Free State parliament the senate played and races run. Prizes were Miss Marie Layton, who has been Ogden repairnia dpublai The Juneral was held Monday morn­ adopted the report of a committee given. At 5 o’clock all returned Greeley Convent spending the summer in Colorado, the life of a pail ing from St. Michael’s church. of shoes and on Irish manuscripts. This commit home. Father Korb assisted the visiting her uncle. Father Regis Bar­ means - real tee had for four months been draft ladies in entertaining the children. rett, of this city, and her brother, Phone Champa 2586>W economy an4 ing a scheme for the editing, index •omfort, Two Pueblo girls who helped to Father Raymond Layton, of Long- Theater ing and publishing of manuscript edit the Dodo, the humorous maga Ckapel Blessed moht, left Sunday for her home in DUBUN TAILORS in the Irish language, now lying on zine of the University of Colorado Pittsburg, Pa. Colfax and Ogden Priced the premises of the Royal Irish aca- have rceived high praise for their The Altar and Rosary society, the Eaatoa* ,demy, Dublin; Trinity college, Dub­ The chapel of St, Peter’s school AND aEANERS abla. i work by Don Charlton, editor of the Mothers’ club and the Young Ladies’ SUITS MADE TO ORDER lin; and elsewhere. The committee magazine. Both are graduates ol convent at Greeley was solemnly sodality held a combined business SATURDAY, SUNDAY AND blessed on Monday morning by the Remodeling— Relining IKte CURTIS CHAMPA qsoi consists of Senator W. B. Yeats, the. St. Patrick’s school. Martha K. Mor­ meeting Monday evening in the par­ 330 East CoKax Avenue ; MONDAY, Sept. 8, 9 and 10 poet; Senator Alice Stafford Green, pastor, the Rev. Raymond P. Hickey, ish hall. Plans were made for a three- rissey, daughter of George Morrissey, JACKIE COOGAN the historian, and widow of the great was assistant editor of the magazine, delegated by the Bishop. Father G. day fair to be held in the latter part English historian, John R. Green; and Mary J. Prendergast, daughter Jos. La Jeunesse of Fort Collins as­ of October. in “CIRCUS DAYS” |i Senator Mrs. Costello, a noted Irish of J. Prendergast, served on the edi­ sisted at the ceremo’ny. Immediately Mr. and Mrs. Joe Esser attended FOLLY THEATER scholar and musician; and Senator E. ^fter the blessing the first Mass in WASHINGTON and 22ND STS. torial staff. the funeral of the late Mrs. John A. TUESDAY and W ED N ESD AY MacLisaght. The committee’s report Mrs. Robert Charlesworth was the chapel was celebrated and the Milner in Florence last Saturday stations of the cross were erected and SATURDAY S.ept. 11 and 12 stated that it has been decided to pleasantly surprised on her hitthday morning. The services were held at ALICE BRADY COR. 16th AND LARIMER STS. take further evidence and to submit last week when the following friends blessed. St. Benedict’s Catholic church and ANITA STEWART «• St. Peter’s school opened on Tues­ in “ THE LEOPARDESS” a definite scheme during the next ses­ came to spend the evening with her were largely attended'. The pall­ in “ THE LOVE PIKER” ANY MAN, W OM AN or CH i|l D sion. Mrs. Green said the principal Mr. and Mrs. W. B. McMinn, Mr. and day morning and has an enrollment bearers were Thomas Cavanaugh, J. SUNDAY AND MONDAY contemplating buying Clothing difficulty was' in connection with Mrs. J. J. Prendergast, Mr. and Mrs of 100 pupils. A Mass of the Holy M. Faricy, Clarence ICimmell, Henry “THE NE’ER-DO-WELL” or .Footwear or Underwear Tor modern documents from the sixteenth Paul Abel, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Moore Ghost was celebrated on Wednesday Donnelly, Frank B. Smith and H. M. and “Haunted Valley” THURSDAY and FRIDAY now or for later will do well century. There had, she declared, Mr. and Mrs. John Dunn, Dr. and morning. This Mass constituted the TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Sept. 13 and 14 to attend our August j been no history in the proper sense formal opening of the school ‘TRAILING AFRICAN Mrs. J. J. McDon-nell, Mr. and Mrs FATHER HAGUS BACK “THE MUTINY OF CLEAN-SWEEP SALE! of the word of any period in Ireland, L. R. Balleweg, Mr. and Mrs. George WILD ANIMALS” THE ELSINORE” as all the woi-k had been based on FROM WESTERN TRIP Price cutting in every depart­ Morrissey, Sr., Dr. and Mrs. H. DURANGO PASTOR MAKES THURSDAY AND FRIDAY with an All-Star Cast ment. 1 British state papers. Vogt, Mrs. Dan Mahoney, Mr. and “SOULS FOR SALE” Mrs. Edward Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs ANNUAL RETREAT Sterling.— Father Hagus and Dr. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS W'illiam V. Charle.sworth. C. J. Latta and sons returned Satur­ Durango.— Father Kipp returned day from an extended trip through . V- BEULAH NEWS Thursday from Santa Fe, where he Yellowstone Park, Washington, Ore­ Mass is held every Sunday made his annua! retreat. En route gon and California. St. Catherine’s chapel, Beulah, Colo, home he visited some of the old Span­ Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Monierre and at 10:30 and followed immediately ish missions in New Mexico. Mrs. L. N. Mathien spent the week­ .by Benediction of the Blessed Sac St. Columba^a. school opened Tues­ end in Denver. ■ ' \\ rament. Rev. A. M. Bertram is pas day, Sept. 4th,. with a High Mass. Miss Genevieve Spitzer arrived Fri­ tor. The teachers are the same as last day .evening from St. Marie, Illinois, year. where she has spent the last three To Fit Your Dreams Rose Mulholland, Alice O’Leary Mrs. W. C. Rogers departed last Lorine Spiess and Mae Donohue, of months. You’ve probably planned a great deal on bow the Young Girls’ choir of St. Franci Sunday for Denver where she will Mr. and Mrs. F. Mittlestadt and Xavier’s church in Pueblo, furnished visit her sons, John and Thomas, and Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Mentgen and Mr. you’d have your home arranged when you have one T H E YEAGER MORTUARY hymns for the Mass and Benedictior also attend the wedding of Thomas to J. H. Edens, spent the week-end at of your own. The only way to have it fit your j'*Non Sectarian" last Sunday. Elsie May Parrish on September 12 Hereford inri. dreams is to build. at St. Philomena’s church. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Welte and son Thomas Stintson of Kansas City is Tell our Home Promotion Department your Where Service Mejans More Than a Mere Word Ralph and James .McFeely, Jr., mo Miss Agnes Connell returned last the guest of his mother and sister, Speer Blvd. apd Sherman South 272 tored to Beulah Saturday and re Monday from Greeley, where, she at Mrs. Nora Stintson and Mrs. W. B. plans. They’ll gladly help you. mained over Labor day. tended the summer term at the State Giacomini. Build now. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Donohue and Teachers’ college. Miss Thomas will Mrs. J. y. Redmond entertained a family returned to their home in Pu teach at Whittier school again this number of friends at bridge Monday THE MILES &IDRYER PRINTING CO. eblo, having spent a two-weeks’ vaca year. evening. II tion here. Mrs. William Phelan and Mrs Miss Ruth Benway of Iliff was the MePhee & McGinnity Co. Mercedes Foley have gone to Denver week-end guest of Mrs. James Now in their new building, 1936-38 Lawren<» St. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Jones and chil dren returned to their home in Pu­ and wil! drive back some new car."^ Toohey. Main 318 23rd and Blake CATHOLIC WORK A SPECIALTY eblo Sunday, having spent a Week’s for a local garagb. Mrs. C. G. Wayland was hostess Jim Leonard of Telluride is an in­ Wednesday afternoon to the members Eitimatea Given! on Work from Oat i^f the Citr. vacation at the Thum’s cottage. Telqjboneji Champa 8082 and 8088. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Even havn made mate of Mercy hospital, where ht of the Arbor Vitae club at a picnic their home at the Fuschino cottage. recently underwent an operation. and weinie roast at Pioneer park. J. B. Craig and family are leaving J. M. Kirchner and his daughter, SISTERS TRAlJSFERRED Durango this week for Oklahoma, Mrs. James Toohey, left Friday even­ MASTER BATTERIES— FACTORY TO YOU Suite 314 Empire Bldj^. Phon6 Champa 5482 where they expect to locate. ing for Grafton, Nebr. Mr. Kirchner 6 -n Fords, Chev., -SIS.SS; 6-J3 Hudson, $19.25; Dodge, etc., $22.45. FROM SPRINGS SCHOOL Helen Brennan had her tonsils re­ has been visiting at the home of Mrs. EASTERN STORAGE BATTERY CO., 2015 Broadway DR. LEO $. WALSH, DENTIST moved the last of the week. Toohey for the past two months. Coloifado Springs.— The grammar Mr. and Mrs. Steve Mullen have Regina, Harold and Edmond Kap- Glenarm and 16th Sts.| Hours: 9 A.M. to 5 P.M department of St. Mary’s school re­ returned from their auto vacation pess, who have been visiting at the sumed classes Tuesday, September 4. trip to Salt Lake City. home of their aunt, Mrs. Hannah and the high school classes began Mentgen, left Thursday for their 'Wednesday, September 5. Three of home in Marysville, Kansas. the Loretto sisters of St. Ma^y’^ Mr. John Strutzei and daughters. school have been transferred. Sis­ Stop at THE JOYCE HOTEL iSP CHIROPRACTIC f Misses Margaret and Elizabeth, of ter M. Rose has gone to Kankakee Sunday Masses Illinois, were guests during the wee)t 111.; Sister M. Alma is one of the sis- BUSINESS SUCCESS at the home of their son and brother, iters at the new parochial school in Joseph H. Strutzei and family. depends largely upon your Greeley, Colo.; and Sister M. Dolor- Cathedral. Colfax and Locan. Rev. WHEN IN COLORADO SPRINGS Hugh L. McMenamin, rector. 6, 7:30, 8.30, Mre. John Hecker arrived Monday health. Without good health inda is at the Holy Family school ir );30, 11:00. you cannot attend to business from Boulder, where she has spent Denver. Holy Ro&ary. W. 46th and Pearl... Rev. the past month. and it declines and fails. Chiro­ Sister Mary of the Glockner sana­ 1. Judnic, pastor. 8 and 10. practic will keep you keyed up St. Mary Magdalene. W. 2Gth and De- Mrs. T. S. Ryan, who has been ill torium, who is president of the Moun­ Ocw. Rev. Wm. T. O'Malley, pastor. 8 for the past few weeks? is convalesc­ to perfect health, which means tain States conference of the Cath­ ind 10. perfect business efficiency. Annunciation. E. 3Gth and Humboldt. ing. olic Hospital association, will attend Rev. M. F. Cailanan, pastor. 5:30. 7:16. ^£i3 [the convention of the conference to ■1:30, 10:45. t * A. B. WHITE & ASSISTANTS 4.4. ;be held at Mercy hospital, Denver. Blessed Sacrament. Elm and Montview WORK TOGETHER FOR GAELIC Ground Floor Majestic Bldg. blvd. Rev. i. Frederick McDonough, pas­ Dublin.— However deep may be the 1629 Broadway. Chapma 1991 -September 10 and 11. Many other tor. 8 and 10. Day and Night Service ■sisters of the sanatorium will attend Loyola Chapel. Sucursal of Sacred Heart. differences between the two great po- ■also. 3536 Ogden. 6:00. 7:00, 8:30, 9:30, 11:00. liti«al parties in Ireland, it is pleas­ PRICE Holy Ghost. 1930 Curtis St. Rev. W. S. Miss Lorene FitzSimons left last ing to observe that their greatest ❖ 4 Neenaii. 7:1.7, 9:30, 10-.80, 11:00. rivalry is a friendly one— to see **t*$*¥**¥*^******4**^4>*4** I t»**fct»J»* * * * * 4* ***»*.** » 4» P week for California to take a privatt Sacred Heart. Larimer, corner 28th St. Is generally the prime factor in a job of course under Porta Manscfield Swett, Rev. Chas. McDonnell, S.J. 6:00, 7:00, 8:30, which can do the most in reviving 10:30. the Irish language. A fortnight ago, printing. The average buyer of printing teacher of dancing, at Carmel-by- Shrine of St. Anne, Arvada. Rev. Father at the annual convention of the places his job on a price basis— and expects the-Sea. Benedict, O.S.B. Sunday during summer at high quality. The Rev. P. J. Mahan, S.J., of Loy­ 6 :00 and 0 :00. Gaelic league, supporters of the re­ Mt. Carmel. Navajo, corner W. 36th Ave. public and of the free state sat to­ The Windsor Farm ola university, Chicago, and Dr. and Rev, Juliiis Piccoli. 5:30, 7:00, 9:00, 10:30. High quality and low prices do not go Mrs. E. L. Moorehead and son. Dr St. Patrick’*. Pocos, corner W. 33rd Ave. gether for hours devising means to­ $ II I together in printing any more than they do Rev. David T. O’Dwyer. 6 :00, 7 ;30, 9 ;00. wards the comi'non end. W t Louis Moorehead, of Chicago, are 10:30. in food stuffs, clothing, etc. One generally visitors at St. Francis’ hospital. St. Leo’s. W. Colfax Ave., between 9th < II ■ buys a commodity on its reputation or, Miss Mary McGrath, a resident of and 10th. Rev. Wm. O’Ryan. 6:00, 7:00, NUN PAINTS PICTURE VALUED perhaps, because it bears a wcll-knoWn 9:00, 10:30. St. Francis’ hospital, left Tuesday to St, Dominic’s. W. 25th Ave., corner AT $20,000 trademark. . attend school at St. Mary’s academy Grove. Rev. R. F. Larpenteur, O.P. 6:00. Baltintore.— Visitors to the con­ in Pueblo, 7:30, 9:00, 10:00, 11:00 a. m. vent of the Dominican Nuns of the In view of the value of a tradernark, 1855 BLAKE STREET St. Elizabeth’s. Eleventh St., corner name, etc., in the mind of the public, should Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Kelly are the Curtis St. Rev. Father Scverln, O.F.M. Perpetual Rosary in Maiden Choice • t* I not your printing express quality in telling. Phones Maip 5136-5137 ^ / parents of a daughter, born Thursday 6:00. 7:00, 8:00, 9:00. 10:30. road, near Catonsville, are besto'wing St. John the Evangelist’s. Fifth Ave.,y great praise on a painting of the Cru­ of your business, your wares, your wants? , at St. Francis’ hospital. corner Josephine St. Rev. Chas. J. Carr: ■ I. Mr. and Mrs. Muhall Jones an­ cifixion, with the Blessed Virgin r 7:00 and 9:00. We endeavor to turn out printing that nounce the marriage of their daugh­ St. Francis de Sale*. 320 S. Sherman St. shown at the foot of the cross, which Rev. J. J. Donnelly. 6 :16, 7 :00, 8 ;00, 9 :00, leaves an unmistakable sign of quality. ter, Mary Helen, to William L. Feely, 10:00, 11 :00. was recently completed by a member Our prices are not as low as some but, the son of Mrs. John Feely of Den­ St. Catherine’s. 4200 Federal Blvd. Rev. of the community. Art critics are quality considered, they are consistent with ver. The wedding took place at 9 ■ E. J. Msnnix. 6:00. 7:80, 8:30, 10:00 a. m. said to value the painting at $20,000. St. Joseph’s. Galapago St„ corner W. 6th all first-class establishments. OUR REPUTATION DEMANDS THAT ’ o’clock Thursday morning, August Ave. Rev. Wm. Carroll. C.SS.R. 6:00, 7:30, 3 0 ,'at St. Mary’s church. Rt. Rev. 9:00. 10:30. We would appreciate serving you. WE DisTRIBUTE ONLY Msgr. Raber officiated in the presence Church of St. Louis. So. Sherman and TO SERVE HUMANITY of the families and many friends. Floyd. Rev. C. V. Walsh. 6:00 and 8:00. Church of the Presentation. On 7th Ave. BETTER bet. Knox and Julian Sts. Rev. J. J. Gib­ bons. 7:00 and 9:00. Every Car* Postibis— Holy Family. W. 44th and Utica. Rev, The Cost WUl Be Lest The Register GrandDryCleamog Mark W. Lappen. 6, 7:30, 9 and 10:30. Phone The Best Mdk and Ciean St. James. East 13th and Newport. Rev. Grand BUs„ 17Ui eod {*>m BCe. Main James Walsh. 8:00 and 10:00. The Newton-Bowman CXEANINO DTBINO St. Philomena’s. East 14th atid Detroit. 5413 Printing Co. Try our careful, prompt and efRcient method Re\^. Wm. Higgins. 6:00. 7:30, 8:30, 9:30 Mortuary HIGI^ CLASS SERVICE of dyeing dr cleaning your fall garnjept.s. and 11:00. Let us call today. We dye ell colors. Whole­ Mexican Mission. (St. Leo’s basement). Lady Attesdant sale dyeing. Prompt attention to parcel Masses 8 and 10. 029-31 W. 8th Ave. Ph. South 7871 post. St. Mary’s, Littleton. Rev. Joseph Desaul: Phone Mein mMi ¥ a1a niera. 7:30 and 8:30. ; •*««*

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AUSTRALIA WORRIED OVER that it was simply selfish and un­ RACE SUICIDE patriotic to keep silent. On leading booksellers’ shelves, he pointed out, Hopes to See V esp s Brough Back Rules for Catholic Choirs Taken New Council of Austrailia is now following could be seen books openly advocat­ the bad example of France in the ing the practice of race suicide by matter of race suicide, according to the prevention of child birth. While Canon Hughes of St. Peter’s Angli­ Australia, he declared, was crying as Common Service of Our Churches from Legislation ky Holy Fatker Knigkts Planneil can church. Eastern Hili, who com­ out for population to fill its vast mented recently on a warning given waste spaces, yet empty cradles an­ by the Rt. Rev. Patrick Phelan, swered the hope of building up a na­ A meeting will be held at Akron Bishop of Sale, declaring with him tion.- (By W. P. Markoe. Written! for sister of Moses, after the passage of (By W. F. Markoe). Don’t sing “ Deo Gratias” after the Sept. 16 of all the Catholic men, to N.C.W.C.) the Red sea. Who knows but that The following “ Don’ts for Catholic Epistle. There is no authority for it. discuss the advisability of forming a it may have been one of these an­ Chnirs,” have been compiled from Don’t sing “ Laus tibi Christe” af­ Vespers is the official, liturgical, council or councils of the Knights of cient melodies that Our Lord and His the Motu Proprio of Pius X, now the ter the first Gospel, for the same rea­ evening service of the Church, just as Columbus for that and near-by apostles chanted when, according to supreme law of the Church, and deci­ son. Mass is the official, liturgical morn­ towns. The session will be addressed the evangelist, “ a hymn having been sions of the Congregation of Rites, Don’t sing in the vernacular at ing service. In many places, alas, it by State Deputy John Leo Stack and sung, they went out unto Mount Oli­ binding on all Catholic choirs: High Mass or at Benediction from is almost as obsolete as the beautiful the Rev. Robert M. Kelley, S.J., of vet?” Don’t play the organ at High Mass the beginning of the “ Tantum Ergo” and touching ceremony of the Wash­ Denver, and Jack Reynes, district However this may be, there during Advent and Lent (unless ab­ to the end of the blessing. Resource* ing of the Feet on Maundy Thurs­ IS deputy, of Sterling. M day. It has become a lost art, like nothing so inspiring as congrega solutely necessary to support the Don’t indulge in long solos, espe­ $10,500,000 the secret process which produced tional singing. But, congregational choir) except on the third Sunday of cially'female solos. Church music is Your the gorgeous stained glass windows singing today is seldom heard outside Advent (Gaudete) and the fourth mostly choral. of the Middle Ages. Whole gener­ of Protestant conventicles, where it Sunday of Lent (Laetare). Nothing Don’t change the prescribed texts ations are growing up in some places, forms one of the most attractive stamps these seasons with the atmos­ for others selected at will. Benedictine Nun without ever having attended Ves­ features of Protestant worship. phere of prayer and mortification so Don’t omit the sacred text in whole pers— much less taken part ip this In his Motu Proprio, Pope Pius X peculiar to them as the silence of the or in part except where the rubrics onpe popular form of public worship strongly recommended “the alter­ organ, while nothing emphasizes the allow some verses- to be supplied by in which our Catholic ancestors join nation of the Gregorian chant with triumphal joy of Holy Church more the organ. Bank ed with"' so much faith and fervor the so-called falso-bordoni or with than the revival of its jubilant har­ Don’t sing during the Elevation, Dies in Pueblo I- in past centuries. In .this- boasted verses similarly composed in a proper monies on Holy Saturday and Easter though the organ may be played “ in age of progress and efficiency jt has manner.” This may be done effec­ Sunday. [This is not often possible.] a grave and devotional manner.” Safety— Strength—Service ff been found necessary in some par­ tively by placing all the school chil­ Don’t repeat the first words o f the Don’t forget that the three great (St. Mary’s Parish, Pueblo) ishes to substitute the Rosary, which dren who can sing in the center pews Gloria and Credo intoned by the cele­ objects of church music are: the The funeral of Sister Au^lia The three essentials that constitute the ideal although a beautiful devotion, has of the nave, with an auxiliary organ brant, but continue from the words glory of God, the edification of the Schmitt, a member of the Benedic­ alliance— STRENGTH and SAFETY to reduce not yet attained the dignity; of in front of them where they can et in terra pax” in the former, and faithful and the salvation of the tine order, was held Tuesday morn­ “ liturgical” function. hear it and see the organist distinct­ “ Patrem omnipotentem” in the lat­ singer’s soul. ing of last week at 11 o’clock. Father your worries— SERVICE to meet your business Vespers, properly rendered^ is ly. Supply them with books contain­ ter. Some of the above “ don’ts” are so Michael was celebrant of the Solemn requirements. strictly choral service in which the ing the proper Psalms set to the Don’t accompany the priest during simple and easy of fulfillment that High Mass, assisted by Fathers Cyril entire congregation, young and old, proper Gregorian tones and endings, the Preface or Pater Noster. Before they demand little more than an act and Innocent. Sister Aurelia is the rich and poor, male and female, and the proper hymn, and let them the publication of the Motu Proprio of obedience to authority. Such, for daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Schmitt of learned or illiterate, are supposed to sing every alternate verse, and have this was optional, but that supreme example, are the ones forbidding repi- this parish. She came here one month If you are seeking a service fitting i l unite their voices in one grand chorus the other verses sung by a mixed authority specifically forbids it. tition of the words of the priest, and ago for medical treatment from Mt. the needs of present day banking, i l of honor, praise and thanksgiving, to quartet or chorus in “falso-bordbni” Oddly enough, some organists who certain responses; but they furnish St. Scholastica’s academy in Canon N you will find it here. If you are the Almighty. The ancient Gregor­ style accompanied by the large organ never accompanied these prayers be an acid test of the purity of motives City. ian melodies are so simple and so in the choir loft. fore, do so now. Let us hope it is and good-will of every choir. On the The funeral of Johanna Adamich, searching for the acme of depend­ easily learned that they soon impress If books are liberally scattered in due to ignorance rather than deliber­ other hand, others are more or less the thirteen-year-old daughter of ability, you need look no farther. themselves on the mind with haunt­ the pews, as in Protestant churches, ate defiance of authority. “ Obedience difficult and require careful training Mr. and Mrs. Frank Adamich, was ing memories like the odor of Easter and adults are invited to do so, they is better than sacrifice.” and practice, such as singing “ a ca- held from St. Mary’s church last Mon­ lilies, or roses in June. The weird will often pick them up and join Don’t keep the priest waiting at pella,” that is, without organ accom­ day. The deceased had been a pa­ “ fourth tone” to which the Psalm with the children in singing the verses any part of the. Mass, no matter how paniment. Frequently, choirs, other­ tient sufferer at home for the past “ In exitu Israel” is generally sung, in Gregorian unison. This method many “ Amens,” “ Alleluias,” or “ Hos­ wise entirely competent^ will come to few years. MEMBER OF FED- is said by some authorities to have annas” an incompetent composer may grief during Holy Week services, not of singing Vespers will prove an im­ Miss Elizabeth Roller, a member ERAL RESERVE SYS- been composed and sung by Miriam, portant step towards introducing con­ have written. for lack of ability, but through the of the local sodality and one of The gregational singing in our - Catholic poor judgment of the director or or­ Register scribes of - this parish, re­ TEM AND DENVER WILLIAM E. R U ^ L l ” ^ churches. ganist in selecting a Mass that is in­ ceived work during the past week that CLEARING HOUSE Dealer in d complete without the organ accom­ ihe had successfully passed the teach- ASSOCIATION. COKE, WOOD paniment, either lacking in harmony, irs’ examination and has accepted the AND CHARCOAL Catkedral Lads introducing unrelated keys with position as a teacher in Dist. No. 12, Office, 1523 Welton St. out the preparatory modulations of at the Fairview school. the organ. Yard No. 1, Larimer and 4th Biskop Byrne of Rev. Father Cyril, Messrs. J. D. Yard No. 2, Waxoe juid 38th Butkovich, Jno. Germ, P. J. Culig Phones Main 585, 5^6, 587 G. K. CHESTERTON HAS Yard No. 3, W. Alameda and Chmkae Make Glacier Trail and Jno. Kukar, the advance guard of LITTLE USE FOR LIARS the delegates o{ the St. Joseph so­ THE AMERICAN BAN K /. Naskville Dies ciety, were the first to return from THE A. W. CLARK The larger Cathedral choir and (Continued from'Page I). the national convention held in Cleve­ &. TRUST DRUG COMPANY sanctuary boys have just returned land, Ohio, from August 20-30. The The Most Rev. Archbishop John B. and lop-sided history, was reported Pueblo delegates swept the conven­ a t Law rence Corner Eighth Avenue and from the most enjoyable outing to have said that if the Gospels had Pitaval, D.D., of St. Anthony’s hos­ they have ever had at St. William’s tion by their oratory and musical Santa Fe Drive pital, Denver, on Wednesday received been written in that spirit we should abilities and besides covering them­ SOt.iPi AS PVRA.MmS lodge, in the Rocky Mountain nation­ never have beard of the denial of Phone South 114 a telegram announcing the death on al park. Led by Father Joseph Bo- selves with honor they were success­ EVERYTHING IN DRUGS Tuesday cd the Rt. Rev. Thomas Se­ Peter or the kiss of Judas. ful in electing three of their number J ■ , ______setti, eight of the lads marked out a Calls “ Scientific” Historian Hypocrite bastian Byrne, D.D., Bishop of Nash­ trail to Hallet glacier, which hitherto as national officers, a singular vic­ ville, Tenn. Bishop Byrne, who was The speaker protested against sham tory indeed. The remaining delegates has been one of the hardest glaciers impartial history. If he had to choose of the oldest members of the in the. Rockies to find. The trail’ to are expected to return in the com­ TRIANGLE CLEANERS ;; hierarchy, was ordained May 22, between the various enemies and ing week. it was deceptive and when a crowd slanderers of the Church, he would •r AND DYERS , ;; 1869, and consecrated July 25, 1894 of about fifteen started out to ex­ Mr. Jake Krasovich and Mary Hren He was noted not only for his work infinitely prefer some of the jolly old ABCSHOPPERS’GUIDE J. E. Flynn, Prop. , , plore it, they could not find the fighting Whig historians or the sneer­ were married during the week by the Men’s Suits Cleaned and Pressed, 7Sc ■ • as a Bishop, but also because of the glacier. Those who discovered it Rev. Cyril Zupan. 1827 PARK AVE.— Our New Home <• numerous valuable books for the ing French writers. If there was went on a second party and built a Martin Gersich was taken to SL Phone York 2377 ■ • clergy he had translated from the one deplorable hypocrite, it was the GEO. E. GEIS FRANK M. '3EIS trail of stones. The glacier is a small modern “ scientific” historian. Mary’s hospital last Saturday, where French. one, but interesting for its crevices From anti-Catholic history, Mr. he is said to be in a very serious EIS GROTHERS— DRY CLEANING and ice caves. Seventeen boys made Chesterton passed very rapidly to condition. a two-day trip, with Father Bosetti, WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED slavery, and smote the idea of the John Kenig, who has been a pa­ to the St. Vrain glaciers and twenty G PHONE SOUTH 4660 225 EAST 7TH AVE. erstwhile state, thereby arousing the tient at Minnequa hospital for the The DeSellem Fuel & Feed Company climbed Long’s peak with him. There wrath of some of the leading secular last six weeks, has recovered suffi­ CHAS. A. DeSELLEM were fifty-eight* lads in the camp dailies. Forty boys had been at the smaller ciently to return to his home. FIRST CLASS FUEL AND FEED He recalled how, when he was Anthony Rupar and Stephen Ros- boys’ camp. young agnostic, he Used to be puzzled REAMERY The boys themselves voted Francis boro were the victims of an accident Tklrty-llfth aa4 Walaot 818. about the Church’s silence about THE BROADWAY CREAMERY Offica Talephooa CKniniM 528 McLean the best behaved of the at the local steel works during the c Reaidanea Pbooa Mam 4260 Damv«r» Colorada slavery, especially in view of the his­ past week. Mr. Rupar escaped with larger lads’ camp and he was awarded torical fact that the effect of Cath Every thing good to eat in tha dairy lina. Diract from producer to conanmar« gold medal, donated by Mr. and a slight injury, but Mr. Rpsboro is in Phone South 3456 66 S. Broadway ■>licism was the disappearance ol a very serious condition in the C. F. Mrs. Schwartz of Estes Park. Mrs slavery. The modern industrial world Louis Hough gave a watermelon treat & I. hospital, due to internal injuries. 'ie said, repudiated slavery, and pro The injuries sustained by Mrs. ECORATING to all the lads last week. seeded to build it up in practice. Father Bosetti wishes to express Mary Kotchman in an auto accident BANCROFT DECORATING CO. GENUINE EVER-READY public thanks to Mr. and Mrs. William “ We are at present,” said Mr. near Rye about a month ago, are D P. McPhee, who handled the expenses Chesterton, “ on the threshold of proving more serious than previously 2406 E. Colfax Phooa YiMrk 693 slave state. All the material is there expected. The indications are that I Decorations. Painters* Supplies. House Painters. Work Guaranteed. of the camp and who gave St. Wil­ Estimates Cheerfully Giveii : FLASHLIGHTS liam’s lodge to the Cathedral parish, for building up again a state very -he will lose the use of her right hand and to all who helped in the transpor­ like the old pagan states; All the entirely. Complete with Batteries tation of the boys. wealth and employing power is in Mrs. Catherine Predovich returned few hands; and the vast mass of to Leadville last Wednesday, after LECTRIC FIXTURES PHONE M. 732 people to be fed is dependent on the spending two weeks in Pueblo, visit­ J. W . HANCOCK ELECTRIC CO. FIRST 40 HOURS’ rich. Under a-new name, nothing is ing her sisters and friends. E more likely than that someone will 1630 Welton St. The Cahn-Forster Electric Co. HELD AT ARVADA Among the many visitors from some forward to propose a compro­ Denver who spent Sunday and Labor Lighting Studios-^Wiring~-Repairint 1524 GLEN ARM Main 3118 ’’ mise. ‘ We will employ the working day visiting friends and acquainances (Shrine of St. Anne News) slasses all the time, give them good were: Mr. and Mrs. Bohte -and chil­ The first Forty Hours’ devotion pay, we will see that they have de­ dren, Miss Mary Babich, Mr. Ed Jack- LECTRICIANS ever held in this parish closed suc­ cent holidays and conditions, they son and Mr. Ed Thomas. SILVER STATE ELECTRIC CO. cessfully on la.st Monday morning. shall be humanely and rationally E Next Sunday Father Benedict has treated, and in return we shall insist Phone Main 1598 R. S. WILLOUGHBY, PrasMeat (St. Francis Xavier Parish, Pueblo) Electricians Established 1889 Contractors Accredited planned on a picnic for the Children that they shall not go on strike, and of Mary. A truck is to be obtained David Lucero of this parish and 222 ISTH STREET, DENVER, COLO. Agency for we insist that they shall go on work­ Miss Bernice Bridgford, a recent and all of the children will have the ing.’ Knox Hatt opportunity of going to the moun­ convert, were united in marriage last “ The moment you have that, you week at Mt. Carmel church. Rev. LECTRICAL SUPPLY AND CONSTRUCTION CO. tains for an enjoyable outing. 'lave slavery. When we consider Mr. Mark McDonald and family oi Valentino officiated. Mr. and Mrs. MANUFACTURERS OF ELECTRIC LIGHTING FIXTURES how near that has come to us, and Wholeiiale and Retail Pueblo were visitors at the rectory Lucero will make their home with E how slowly and inevitably, we can 1625 LAWRENCE STREET PHONE MAIN 2252 the groom’s mother, Mrs. Paulita Lu­ with Father Benedict last Sunday. ■inderstand how the Church was wise cero, 1436 Orman avenue. Mrs. Moritz Schneider, who /has -n not saying the institution is sin­ Mrs. Anna Oille, who has been vis­ been ill for some time, is reported ful. The reason why the Catholic ROCERIES iting with her brother, Peter Spiess, as better now. Church has not condemned slavery left last week for her home in New PIGGLY WIGGLY The Shrine’s second attempt at a s not because it is a wild nightmare York city. picnic at Elitch’s was more success­ out of the pantomine, but a very Miss Mae Donohue has returned ful than the first one, especially as :ommon, very normal, and old human All Over the World 28 Stores in Denver from a two-weeks’ vacation in Beu- to weather conditions. As is gener­ experiment. It has come in the past ally the case when two events are md it may come in the future.” 'ah. Miss Donohue has resumed her given when one would be sufficient Personally, the speaker hated this position as teacher at the Bessemer OLLAND MUSIC STORE W. J. Lameris school. barring difficulties, the last picni.c :ondition like fury, and he would re Pianos^ Players,^ Phonographs. QJR.S. PLAYER ROLLS The marriage of Miss Alice Palmer was not the success that it might have list it to the last: but it was not and Paul Even of Beulah, was per­ PHONE SO. 6696 been. However, it enabled the ladie.' ihing which the Church could have 1469 SO. PEARL. formed last Sunday afternoon at the to dispose of a lot of perishable ar­ 'ustly said was poison to the soul rectory. Rev. Bertram officiated. ROOFING LAST A UFE TIME ticles and in this manner served As one who hated and detested slave­ When With every roll wa siv* servle* that Is useful purpose. ry, he did not see how the Catholic The bride was attended by Miss Helen Even and Bryan Pa4mer acted as best Done vrorth more than included in the cost Church could have condemned slave­ the cheap roofing Kenerslly offered. man. Mr. and Mrs. Even will make With Phone Main 2574 PUEBLO K. OF C. NAME ry without condemning about half the ELAT- social and political institutions in their home in Beulahi THE WESTERN ELATERITE ROOFING Rev. Bertram administered the ERITE CO'., (Mica). STANKO GRAND KNIGHT human history. Hats of masually sacrament of Baptism last Sunday to Churck Faithful to Truth loseph William, the son of Mr. and Pueblo.— New officers elected by “ The same difficulty,” he con EASTMAN KODAK HEADQUARTERS FOR Pueblo Knights of Columbus for the tinned, “ arises with regard to inter­ Mrs. Jos. Mehring, of North Creek, coming year are; Gi-and knight, Joe est and usury. The Catholic Church Beulah. fine quality Rev. Jos. Minot adfhinistered the Stanko; deputy grand knight, John lays down the sound ideal that all KODAKS McGann; fjnancial secretary, Fred things srrielling of usury are un- sacrament of Baptism last Slunday to FILMS AND PHOTO GOODS Huber; advocate; E. R. Molan; re­ Christian. Different degrees of as­ George J., infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Develop Film tOc Roll ^ 5 and ^ 6 cording secretary, J. Hudson; trustee, ceticism are difficult to condemn Geo. Subotich, and to Dorothy Helen, C. L. Ducy; treasurer, Edward Mc­ when once the principle has been ad­ infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. FORD’S Cabe; warden, Charles Trasovitch; Chester Burke. Handsome rough finishes, satin- mitted. But there is a false philo­ 1029 SIXTEENTH STREET DENVER. -F>I^RAOO lined. In the season’s most inside guard, John Krutka; outside sophy of asceticism that the Church PUEBLO COUPLE WED MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED. CATALOGS MAILEIY FREE ON REQUEST distinctive shapes a n d colors guards, 0. G. Downs and Ed. Hurley. has always condemned. The first fights of the Church were against AT ST. LEANDER’S those oriental forms of pessimism DR. J. J. MEEHAN which desired to hurt the body, on St.' Leander’s Parish, Pueblo.— the ground of hating the body and St. Leander’s church was the scene DENTIST the world that God has mime.” of an attractive wedding on Monday In conclusion, Mr. Chesterton de­ when Miss Lois Casidy, daughter of PYORRHEA aiul DENTAL X-RAY clared before his audience that the Mr. and Mrs. J. H. (iasidy, became Hoar* t-It «.m., 1-6 p-m. Catholic Church was faithful to the the bride of Robert S. Faricy, son of SUITE SOI MACK BLOpK death for truth— but it was for the Mrs. Mary Faricy. The couple were Phon* Mala 826B, lath A CaUfarnla whole truth. It was based upon san­ attended by Elizabeth Duffy and ity. It had fixed with heroic fanati­ Frank Phillips. After the ceremony cism not upon this or that notion on the couple motored to Glenwood ICE CREAM which a sect was founded; not on Springs, where they will spend their this or that disproportionate idea out honeymoon. They will make their Packed and Delivered to your of Avhich was made what was called a home at 1230 E. 10th St. home: movement, but would more properly • Gallon, $1.75. U Gallon, 90c be called a monomania. It was fixed SECURE YOUR PRINTING FROM PURITY CREAMERY upon the whole shining circle of the THE REGISTER PRINTING CO. ; ; 1801 Humboldt York 2896-W truth of God, which was also the san­ YOU WILL GET SATISFACTION ity of man. AND PROMPT SERVICE I

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f age Fonr DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER ^hursda^^Se^^ The Denver Catholic Register ASTONISHING VALUES NOW IN OUR SUMMER President of Board, Rt. Rev. J. Henry Tihen, D.D.; Editor and Manager, Rev. Matthew J. W. Smith; Printing Manager, George H. Aatler; Of CilSIlilN TM Cil!!; 10 BE lE S T i BY CLEARING SALES OF MEN’S WEAR, WOMEN’S Associate Editor, Thomas M. Smith. SMART APPAREL AND BOYS’ S I. P M M B mmm FURNISHINGS Entered aa second-clasa matter at th^ postoffie* at Denver, Cols. (One of a Series of Editorials Based instructing the faithful. Now some cur at the end of the world, and his Published Weekly by on First Corinthians. By preach good doctrine, sound Chris­ words are directed to. teachers in Rev. Matthew Smith). tianity, which the Apostle includes Corinth; but if God is going to-try The CATHOLIC PUBLISHING SOCIETY (lae.) St. Paul makes it evident in First under the figures of gold, silver and them. He is going to try the rest of precious stones; but others mix silly 203 Railroad Building, Larimer, near IStk. Corinthians iii that there is to be a us who are teaching the people. If "Suiting” Denver’i Most Exacting time of purging at the end of the and worldly teachings with the good. we mix the foolishness of this world Telephone Main 5413 Denver, Colo. world for certain Christians who There are, therefore, giving the peo­ with Catholic teaching, while we still have not been completely faithful to ple wood, hay, stubble. retain the foundation of Catholic their religion. This cleansing is to But God intends to make manifest truth, we will have to answer for it Thursday, September 6, 1923. come by fire. 'While the reference is what is wise and what is foolish in to God, and our eternal reward will not directly to purgatory, the Apos­ men’s work. "The Day of the Lord” be lessened. There is proof in the NAST STUDIO , tle’s teaching is proof that purging is coming, i. e. the Day of Judgment. texts that God punishes persons by Special Rate to First Communicants and Confirmation Classes OFFICIAL NOTICE is necessary at times even for people This day will be revealed in fire. The fire whom He does not damn. fire will try each teacher’s work, of It has not been defined by the OUR $7.00 PHOTOS AT $3.50 PER DOZEN The Catholic Register has onr fullest approval as to ita pnr- who are to gain heaven and, since there is to be purging by fire in the what sort it is. Those who have Church that there is fire in the place All other styles half price to the children pose and method of publication. We declare it the official organ of cases of which he speaks, there is a preached the doctrine that is gold we call purgatory. There undoubt­ the Diocese of Denver and earnestly bespeak for it the whole-heart* 827 Sixteenth Street, corner Champa strong analogical argument for pun­ and silver and of precious stones will edly is, but this is .not certain. We No coupons necessary. We employ no agents ed support of our priests and people. ’ That support will make The ishment by fire in the place and state pass through the fire unscathed, for know for sure that it is a place of Register a strong power for the spread of God’s Kingdom in Colorado. of purgatory. fire does not injure these things. But punishment. And the fact that the +J. HENRY TIHEN, The saint has been speaking of the hay and wood and stubble will testing of the Catholic teachets at burn, because they cannot stand fire. the end of the world is to be by fire May 1.1918. Bishop of Denver. Christian teachers under the figure of builders. Ho goes on to say: “ Now Those whose work abides will re­ lends weight to the belief that there DUFFY if any man build upon this founda­ ceive a special reward. The Bible is fire in purgatory. However, all tion, gold, silver, precious stones, makes it very plain in several places that is of faith about purgatory was STORAGE AND MOVING wood, hay, stubble: every man’s work that a special dignity is to be given defined in the Council of Florence, IDEAS THAT GREW shall be manifest: for the day of the in heaven to those who lead others which said “ that the souls of those Warehouse, 1521 Twentieth St. Ideas take root slowly, but they fructify when they are Lord shall declare it, because it shall to justice. The aureola of the doc­ who have died truly penitent and in Phone Main 1340 Office, 601 Fifteenth St. good. Proper recreation places for the children were given be revealed in fire: and the fire shall tor will be given to those whose work the charity of God, before they have scant consideration some years ago; now nobody thinks of try every man’s work, of what sort abides. But if any man’s work burn, satisfied by worthy fruits of penance it is. If any man’s work abide, which for their sins of commission and building a school without them. Community centers were he must suffer loss. This means ithat he hath built thereon; he shall re­ he will not get the aureola, because omission, are cleansed by the pains looked upon as impossible dreams only ten years ago; now par­ ceive a reward. If any man’s work he has taught the wisdom of this of purgatory after death, and that CORDES PHARMACY ish after parish is establishing them. Catholic high schools burn, he shall suffer loss: but he him­ world rather than that of Christ. His towards their relief from such pains No Safer Place for Prescriptioo Work were extremely rare (except in the West) just a generatian self shall be saved, yet so as by fire.’’ reward will depend on the amount of they are helped by the suffrages of ago; now the high school system is getting as common as the Commentators have differed in pure Christianity he has taught. the faithful who are alive, that is to 14th and Glenarm Sts. Phone Main 7901 say, by Masses, prayers and alms, grades. So if you have a good idea, hug it manfully and adver* their interpretation of this .series of Remember, however, that the Pythian Building. Denver. Prompt Free Delivery texts, but all agree that there is to Apostle here is speaking not of false and other works of piety.” tise it. You might have to wait a while, but you will see it grow. be a testing by punishment of cer­ teachers, but of genuine Catholic in­ Reason shows us that there must tain men. It is evident that the structors. His reference is not to be a purgatory. We know that many THE FEAR CHASERS Apostle is referring to a purgation heretics. People who deliberately persons die without having grievous The working together of a group of doctors and Episco­ by fire that will occur to pass judg­ preach what they know to be heresy sin on their souls, yet in the state of ment on certain works. Inasmuch as will not get to heaven; but the people venial 'sin. They are struck down EsBaHEB palian clergymen in New York city to try to cure certain ner­ St. Paul has been speaking before­ spoken of by St. Paul are to be dead without even having a chance vous diseases is interesting, but will hardly work lasting bene­ hand of Christian teachers, it seems saved. “ He himself shall be saved, to repent or without taking advan­ fits, because of the absence of sacraments to help it along. It that it is to them that he refers at yet so as by fire,” .the Apostle de­ tage of the opportunity when it is is a rather common thing for nerve doctors who really know present. Paul, by the ^ a ce of God, clares. offered. If their sins are not ser­ has laid the foundation of true We have, then, a first class par­ ious, a just God could not damn their business to suggest to Catholic patients that they go' to Christian doctrine. “ And another allel proof here for the doctrine of them. 'Yet the Apocalypse says of C-onfession and Communion, realizing that the peace of mind buildeth thereon:” that is, other purgatory. St. Paul has reference heaven: “ There shall not enter into brought about will effect a wonderful aid in the cure. But teachers must continue his work of to a certain purgation that is to oc­ it anything defile*.” (21, 27). ASK YOUR GROCER FOR NEW more than simple “ faith” is generally needed and no more is to be expected from the present Protestant fad fori “ miracles” than has come out of Christian Science. A certain type of mind BUTTER-NUT BREAD can be swayed by purely psychological faith cures, and the response is particularly quick in nervous disorders. But there i i l IM ENDOra H I liE B fU l M Made With Milk has to be some definite groundwork for a continued success, as it is pretty hard for a sick mind to feed itself continually on pure illusion. THAI WERE L H ilS BESET OF B iS iiK E

A CANCER IN THE CHURCH PHONES , A general clean-up is needed in the business of collecting (By Rev. Matthew Smith). lower than himself. As the Bible derstanding was darkened, his will MAIN (One of a Series of Editorials Re­ succinctly puts it, God made man was weakened, and he was given a subscriptions for national Catholic publications. Several viewing the Advanced Catechism). “ right.” strong inclination to evil. The old 4280-4281 of these publications, like “ Extension,” handle the work them­ The entire human race is descended But Adam was reduced to our pres­ fight between the flesh and the spirit selves, hence are trustworthy, but others are in the hands of from one man and one woman, Adam ent wretched condition by sinning started. “ I see another law in my national agencies whose employes often use methods that de­ and Eve. It would not be heretical against ‘God. Eve was tempted by members, fighting against the law of UUNWYG mand telephone calls to the police department. Protests to hold that there were other men the devil in the guise of the serpent, my mind,” as St. Paul puts it, in on the earth before these two, pro­ and ate of the forbidden fruit. Adam, Romans vii, 23. 2S00.2SZ' CURTIS SI,; against the dirty business are hefird all over the country. When tempted in turn by her, also ate. Ex­ The punishment inflicted on Adam viding we held that they had perished WE USE ARTESIAN WATS» agents come to your house, demand credentials. If they are and that the present race was all actly what their sin was, we do not and Eve fell not only upon them, but merely printed, they are worthless. If spiritual benefits are from one couple. However, there is know. The language about the fruit upon the creation under them. The promised for subscriptions, do not take them. The Church does no scientific proof of the existence of can be taken in a figurative sense. earth was cursed, and no longer any preceding race. The best proof- Many prefer to keep the literal in­ brought forth crops without toil. , not sell indulgences. Neither does she send agents out for PMIL RICKLY LEO A. SPETNACEL from science that we are all from one terpretation. The sin could hardly But Adam was not permitted to Mass intentions. stock is the ease in obtaining off­ have been of the flesh, however, as lie in the trough df despair. God The Catholic Press association, every one of whose meet­ spring regardless of race mixture. our first parents had complete con­ immediately promised' a Redeemer, ings hears protests against unscrupulous subscription agencies, This fecundity gOes on perpetually, trol over their passions. who would restore the race. Our hence there is only one human It was intended by God to keep first parents were cast out of para­ CLEANING and DYEING has a committee at jvork honestly trying to devise a way to pro­ Adam and Eve in their happy mun­ dise, but they took to heart the tect the Catholic public against them. If the conditions are species. God formed the body of Adam out dane state for a time, then to take promises God had given them and Absolutely the Best not corrected, we can rest assured that Rome will act invtime, of the slime of the earth and them to heaven, where they would eventually saved their owh souls. For and when Rome acts it is a question of cleaning up or getting breathed an immortal soul into it. have had the beatific vision. Their many years, the revelations made by THE PHONE— MAIN 3247 out. No matter how much we might hold children would have been born as God to them in Eden and to the pa­ for evolution in other things, there happy as they were, with just the triarchs in later times were carefully is no proof, either scientific or reli­ same gifts of grace and super-na­ treasured and the Patriarchal reli­ THE CAPITAL DYE & CLEANING CO. A CONTEMPTIBLE BIT OF DISHONESTY gious, for the evolution of human ture, the complete knowledge of gion held sway. Then came Moses, . A ♦ Adam alone being excepted. But who instituted Judaism at the com­ The Employers’ association of Denver, with offices at beings- Mere assertions and analogi­ Office: 1436 Stout St. Works; 14th and Speer Bird. w ' cal arguments mean nothing. Proof Adam would have taught them and mand of God, when there was a fuller 1025-1026 Gas & Electric building, has joined in the dishonest is what we want. Adam’s body and learning would have been easy and revelation, increasing in volume as a pleasure. time went by, all preparing for the P a campaign of the National Association of Manufacturers of 50 soul were directly created by God. Church street. New York city, in misrepresenting the encyclical Eve was made from one of Adam’s When Adam fell, not only did he promised Redeemer. Then came ribs. She cannot be called his daugh­ lose supernatural grace, but also the Christ, who established the perfect FAIR PRICES TO ALL Rerum Novarum of Pope Leo XIII, trying to make out that he preternatural gifts with which he religion, that of the Catholic (ihurch, A SQUARE DEAL NEVER IN A TRUST was opposed to the “closed shop” principle of unionism. As ter, because she was not generated by him. was adorned, and ho was weakened, which must last until judgment day The Register showed in a recent article, passages torn from God created man to His ewn with his posterity, in those gifts that in its militant stage and throughout HERTZLFR’S the context of the encyclical and quoted by this association image and likeness. This similerity belonged to him by nature. His un­ eternity in triumph. WESTMINSTER LAUNDRY have been given a meaning that the context does not permit. is chiefly in the soul, due to man’s Now Open Inasmuch as the Employers’ association sent out its letters after understanding and free will, by which he is able to live an intellectual life Houri, 9 to 12; 1 to t Pbooo llolii 8417 Indopendent ot AH Unfair CombinationB this article had appeared in The Register, its action cannot be 10 SERVICE STORES that resembles the Divine life. Reiidtne* Phon* Toik 2881 10 SERVICE STORES too sternly reprehended. The letter says among other things But Adam was endowed with sup­ 14S0 WeltOD St. 726 Eighteenth St. 603 Fourteenth St. 706 East Colfax that “ the National Catholic Welfare Council presumes to speak ernatural gifts that made him a 716 Sast Seventeenth Ave. 1001 Fourteenth St. closer image to God. _ He possessed DR. J. J. O ’NEIL, DENTIST 1646 Br'oadway 2028 Champa St. for the 4oman Catholic Church in America.” Inasmuch as this 230 Broadwar council consists of the American hierarchy, the use of “ pre­ sanctifying grace, which made him 1216 East Colfax an adopted son of God and an heir Suita 722 Mack Building teth and CalHoniia Sta. Fair Prices to All Whether Quantity is Large or Small sume” in the letter is childish. The attack on Father John to the kingdom of heaven. He also Ryan has won no friends among the clergy for the association. had great preternatural gifts. His senses never rebelled against his rea­ son and he was not subjected to hard­ Your Clothes Will Return Clean and Sweet If Done at the HOLY INDIGNATION AGAINST COOLIDGE ship, suffering or death. Adam had The members of the Ku Klux Klan are reported to be in complete knowledge, utterly devoid Phones 700 of error. His soul had entire com­ BLUE RIBBON WET WASH a fury of indignation because at a meeting of the Knights of York 499 East Colfax ' 'Columbus at Montreal a message from President Coolidge was mand over the body. He could not, Under New Management. ‘Service for Women W ho Care” therefore, undergo temptations of the Champa 7055W 2350 Larimer St. York 5594 Ave. read, expressing his good will and admiration for the order. flesh like ourselves. He had com­ I This message appears to have been written several years ago; plete command over every creature but the Knights of the Fiery Cross, having tasted blood, are reported to be determined to get a public repudiation by the CLEANERS and DYERS president, on pain of defeat for both himself and his party in BERTHA DE WOLFE 1924. “ This is doubly interesting, because it implies a'frank THE QUALITY of our cleaning of Ladies’ and Men’s SCIENTIFIC recognition that the Klan is now in politics. It uses whip and Garments cannot be surpassed CHIROPODIST tar pot when the victim is obscure and helpless, the ballot box MEN’S SUITS CLEANED AND PRESSED $1.00 OFFICE HOUR8: 8 :80 A. M. TO 6 P. JI. when he is not,” says The New Republic. Sund*y» and Evehins* by Appointment ‘ Mr. Coolidge will do well to remember the expressions of Telephone Chempn 35t9 1416 COURT PI.. other recent presidents of the United States, notably Messrs. Harding, Taft and Roosevelt, about the attempts of anti-Cath- The Oldaat and Host Kallabla Agents From NATURE’S own olics to bold^a club over them. It is such fanatics as the Ku for Hotel Hdlp in tha Wast Mala and Pamsia Help Sent Evary- Laboratory Kux that kill our presidents with worry. The photographs whare when B. R. Fare U Advauead. of Mr. Harding two years ago and at the time of his death pre sented a terrible picture of what the presidency does to its in CANADIAN DEEP ROCK WATER cumbents’ health. ______EMPLOYMENT The Largest Fixture Factory n ’S PURE, GOOD AND ff'V'- i, ;. AGENCY of the Rocky Mountain Region HEALTHFUL THE BETTER METHOD MAIN 4M LARUUtH Start Drinking DEEP FwOCK If we are to arrive at a fairly permanent settlement in any Daavsr, Colo. Can Help You Plan and Install the Fixtures and branch of the labor problem, it will have to be through a plan EsUb. 1880.- Ura. J. Vhita, Prop. 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•hfcrkn'T'- 17 i SYMPTOMS OF ANNUNCIATION TO HAVE FATHER McMENAMIN ST. ELIZABETH’S HOLY ST, PATRICK’S PARISH NEWS EYE TROUBLE Father Ryan, the son of Mrs. M. Keadkche, Diszinesa, FESTIVAL NEXT MONTH SPEAKS TO KIWANIS NAME MEETS FRIDAY Pains at Base of Brain J. Ryan, left a couple of weeks ago ___ Neuralgia, PainUBg Barnum Pansli to Parents of Jesuit for St. Louis. (Annunciation Parish) Continued from Page 1). (St. Elizabeth’s Parish) Father Robinson said the first two W e absolutely guarantee our glasaea Father Callanan will hold a hal- theory, ihe laws of gravitation, or Friday night there will be ft meet­ Gold Filled Glaaiet, $2.S0: Maises on Sunday. He left for lowe’en festival and fair at the school );he justice of our prevailing indus­ ing of the Holy Name society. Every Settle on Tuesday, ffom Dyhich point SCHWAB, SWISS OPTICIAN hall, hallowe’en night. Many beau­ trial system, and his neighbors begin man shPuId try to be present oh the he sails for Japan. PboB* Maia 5171 921 15th St. tiful prizes are being arranged for a resDvai on to wag their heads in doubt of his and Sister R e a d evening of September 7, for it is the Miss Anne Robinson went to New and tickets are now being disposed mentality. But the pendulum is evi­ ambition to keep the meetings inter­ York to ..continue her vocal instruc­ of by members of the parish. dently on the backward swing, and it esting and to make the stay of the tion. JOSEPH J.CELLA The Annunciation baseball team is Well, for with Woodrow Wilson, men short. Now that meetings have has, in the last few matches, keenly Saturday, Sept IS I believe that with the rest of our Anniversary started after the summer months'' PatroniM Ouar Advartiaara General Insurance felt the absence of two of its most fellowmen we are called upon to every individual should enter intgAhe consistent players. Martin McCarthy, meet a new crisis in the world’s af­ work with renewed zeal and try to Representing Loading American Companies The annual harvest festival, held (St. Francis de Sales’ Parish) left fielder and pitcher, and William fairs. increase the membership in order Phone, Main 1674 under the auspices of Presentation A High Mass was sung on Wednes­ Crescent Electrical Co. Flannigan, second baseman, are both ” A new order is about to begin, that more Communions o f reparation parish in Barnum, will take place this day morning at eight o’ clock in honor C. 0 . Tracy, Prop. 231*5 Cooper Bldg., 17tli and Curtis ill of typhoid fever at St. Joseph’s whether a higher order or a lower will be received each month and draw year on Saturday, September 15, ac­ of the fortieth aniversary o f the hospital. order we do not know, we can only blessings on the parish. The society ELECTRICAL WIRING. cording to an announcement made surmise, but whether higher or lower wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Day. FIXTURES Next Sunday, September 9, the Mr. and Mrs. Day are the parents will receive Communion next Sunday by Father J. J. Gibbons, Presentation depends in no small degree upon the at the eight o’clock Mass. Each mem­ Satisfaction Gnaranteed most interesting game of the Holy pastor. of Sister Amadeus of the Charity i L, C. B. A . inspiration of this generation in gen­ ber should be in the school basement 3690 Zenobia St. Phone Gallup 4037 Name league will be played, when order and Mr. George Day, a Jesuit. Committees have been named to eral and the American portion of this about ten minutes to eight at the St. Mary’a Branch No. 298 \ Annunciation meets St. Francis. The St. Francis baseball team lost care for th^ numerous booths and it generation in particular.” latest. Meetings the Second Monday of | These teams are considered the will be their aim to make this year’s a hard-fought game at Johnstown each month at Evans' Hall strongest in the league and big league The priest showed that we must The meeting of the Friars’ club festival bigger and better than ever escape the spirit that has ruled the Sunday, by a score of eight to seven, 15th und Lawrence brand of baseball is expected by the before. A contest has been started and won a close one Monday at Deer will take place on Monday night, READ THIS! fans. world if we are to advance. Charles September 10th and the doors will We refInish brass, Iren and Changer and the following young ladies have Steinmetz, the great electrical scien­ Trail, defeating the local team seven iMd* and furaitur. o f aU descriptions. to five. The Johnstown team has the open at about eight-fifteen. The Sunday, July 9, is Communion entered their names: Pearl Nehlan, tist, who spoke the day before in We paint anything. reputation of being the best in north­ meeting will commence at 8:30. Sunday for the Annunciation Holy Marie Hoeskin, Anna O’Kane and Denver, said that electricity and Autoa polishad, varnished or Da Tuesday the regular St. Anthony Name society. Loretta Tassett. engineering had made men free. Fr. ern Colorado. St. Francis was in the Coted at your garage or our shop. E. E. ROST lead twice in the game, but costly er­ devotions will take place. Masses are Honest trork at honest prices. A jolly crowd of young folks from McMenamin disagreed with this. They 11 Groceries and Provisions Annunciation parish held a picnic at PRIESTS SACRIFICE MORE ought to have made man free, but rors resulting from unfavorable con­ at six, seven and eight o’clock and Our work must give satisfaction. ditions gave the game to Johnstown. devotions in the evening at seven- Latest improved methods, prompt Deer Creek, Labor day. Two exciting OF HOME FOR SCHOOL they merely made him into a ma­ 11 Cor. 38th Ave. and Franklin St. Rohe pitched a wonderful game. Dave fofty-five. Friday night, the first service and fair: dealing to everyone indoor baseball games were the fea­ chine. Instead of being an artist, is our moUm Watch us grow. ■ I Phone Main 4275 Garland on the mound Monday was Friday, devotions in honor of the tures of the day. The crowd left! (St. Philomena’s Parish) like the cobbler a few generations victorious in a pitchers’ battle against Sacred Heart will be held. Services Denver in the morning and returned The parish school opened this week ago, a man who makes a pair of shoes Norris', who held the St. Francis boys will take place at 7 :45. in the evening after a very enjoyable with all the aplomb of an old estab- now merely presses a button. But scoreless from the third inning. The Rhoads & Blair day. instead of saving time and devoting lished institution, and fathers, sisters St. Francis-Annunciation game at York 7945. 1774 Humboldt St. THE MURPHY-MAHONEY : ’ and children made of it a re-union of it to the arts, he presses the same READ THE ADS. Cee Jinks Auto Enameling Co. button all day long. Cedar and So. Pearl next Sunday MOTOR CO. old friends. It is entirely futile to may be the decisive game of the Holy W. S. CORSEN, Msr. entertain any social designs on the “ It was the spirit of modern civili­ zation and its so-called Reformation Name league championship. It is the AALES SERVICE W e Bake ’em— They Can't Check fathers as they have sacrificed the last regular game of the season for office to make another grade pos­ that split Christianity into the hope­ Prive in today— drive out tomorrow. less babble of the sects. Modern civ­ the St. Francis team. Lake Plaes and Federal Beulevaed sible. Such sacrifice for others is The Roly Name society will receive Ford Touring and Roadstera, $16.60. ilization has been antagonistic tP the CLAY TILE ROOFS - Pbona Gallup 4200 Other cars in proportion. seldom seen and is truly inspiring. A Communiori in a body at the seven large part of the rectory is now. given development of character,^ art, phil­ Colors and Correct Shapes ¥*************************< Phone Champa 856 1400 Market St. osophy and religion. True, its con­ o’clock Mass next Sunday morning. over to the school. The regular meeting of the society tributions to material wealth,' to in­ Send in Your Plana for Eitimate Next Sunday is Communion day will be held Monday evening in the for the sodality of the Blessd Virgin tellectual competency, to the mastery over the forces of nature, to ease, assembly room of the rectory. and they will receive in a body at the Master George and Miss Louise 7 :30 Mass. - luxury, physical well-being and scien-^ The Heinz Roofing Tile Co. PRAYER BOOKS tific achievements have been unex­ Bessler returned last week after The senior branch of the sodality spending the summer in Kansas. 1740 Champa St. Manufacturers. Denver Manual of Prayera, compiled;by order of all the Bishops of the United ampled in their magnitude, but we held the initial meeting of the season A meeting of the members of the States in the Third Plenary Council. Prices from $2 to $10.50. on Tuesday evening at the rectory. look in vain for the application o f i *t************4************************************* adult choir will be held at the home Othert in Stock— Key of Heaven, St. Vincent’i Manual, My Prayer Plans for the winter were canvassed these things so full of promise and power in themselves, to the perfect­ of Mrs. Halter, 350 So. Lincoln, next Book, Catholic Girl’s Gpide, etc. and some of them promise a year of Wednesday evening to organize for We are the only strictly Church Goods dealers in Denver good work and enthusiastic support ing of the higher and better things,^— character, art, philosophy, religioni the new year. The Sunday High Prices reasonable of all parish work, in which every Masses will begin with the opening sodality should feel itself to have “ We have just passed through an Patronize Home Concerns and build up the West of the mission on September 23. responsibilities and interests. age in which the natural supplanted Every Thrifty Man in The Sacred Heart Aid society met the supernatural, in which the mater­ :: The James Clarke Church Goods House on Thursday afternoon with Mrsj ial superceded the spiritual, in which ST. JOSEPH’S RECTORY 1638 Tremont St. Denver, Colorado Phone Champa 2199 Otto Kiene, 1265 St. Faul street, with wealth became the summum bonum, NEARING COMPLETION Denver Will Answer Mrs. T. E. Carey assisting. in which utilitarianism, destroyed art, The 8:30 Mass next Sunday is ap­ in which humanitarianlsm was mis­ (St. Joseph’s Parish) pointed for the Communion Mass for taken for religion, and Christianity The tile for the roof has arrived This Summons to Save the children of the parish. The first neglected for a now paganism. and the new rectory is rapidly near­ ANNOUNCEMENT \ Sunday after school opens is assured­ “ Had it not been for the war, con­ ing its completion. The fathers hope DeWitt C. Lawrence, of Lawrence’s Home Mortuary lo­ ly a day in which every child should ditions would have perhaps grown to be installed therein in the near EN— here’s an event that’s just as welcome as feel it a binding obligation to receive hopeless, but war can^e and out of it future. cated at 289 S. Broadway, wishes to announce that after Our Lord and in offering the coming has'com e a new hope and a new School re-opened on Tuesday, Sept. an unexpected dividend, or a raise in salary. September 1 he will be; located in his new building, 1545 year to Him ask I^s blessing and His impulse, born of the idealism to 4, with a larger quota of pupils than M For five days— Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, S. Broadway, to be known as aid, thus learning early in^ life to at­ which the War gave birth in many ever before. Mother Evangelista, to­ Friday and Saturday— you have your unrestric­ tempt nothing without His assistance. hearts. For out of the awful suf­ gether with the same teachers of last ted choice of SUITS, OVERCOATS and FUR­ D. C. LAWRENCE’S FUNERAL HOME Masses on first Fridays are at 6, fering of the war, out of the blood year, with the exception of Sister and through their tears, men are NISHINGS (Cottrell’s $250,000 new fall stock) The new home is the result of faithful service and the 7 and 8 o’clock, with Holy Hour in M. Aloysius, whose place is being at 25 per cent LESS than the regular price tags desire of its founder to give to the people the very best the evening at 7:45. groping and looking for higher ideals. taken by Sister M. Alphonsus, will Rut the end is not yet. And we shall call for. possible Funeral Service, and it is equipped with all re­ The Junior girls will have ai meet­ again be in charge of the school. ing on Friday afternoon at 4 o’clock continue to drink the bitter chalice Next Sunday is the regular month­ quirements of a modern funeral home. at the rectory. that modem civilization and its new ly Communion for the Holy Name Our reputation is your guarantee— you know As heretofore, for “ Gesitle Service in Your Saddest Ilours^^ The members of the Alta'r and paganism have pressed to the lips of society at , the 7:30 Mass. All mem­ Residence, 653 S. Ogden. Rhone S. 2329R Rosary society received Holy Com­ humanity. Wo will drink until we bers are requested to be present. the kind of merchandise it has been built upon munion in a body at the 7:30 Mass drain its bitter dregs, and though we There will be no meeting on next —-Stein-Bloch, Styleplus and Goodman & Suss last Sunday. The regular monthly suffer, we shall endure that the gen­ Tuesday on account of the absence Suits and Overcoats, and reliable standard meeting for September will be with erations yet unborn may live in and of the .spiritual director. Father haberdashery. THE JOHN A. MARTIN DRUG CO. Mrs. W. A. Zimmer, 1374 Steele enjoy a world in which the Christ of Kenny. The date of the meeting will Corner Fifteenth and Curtie, Charlea Building street, next Monday at 2:30. God reigns supreme in the hearts of be announced later. men and nations. The funeral of Win. Kavanagh, Come in this week*—this is your sale! “ Run Reliable’Dnigs and* Family Medicinet [SOCIETIES TO RECEIVE “We of America must not fail to beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. WUd!” Select any suit or Overcoat in our big make our contribution towards es­ Kavanagh, was held Wednesday Dependable Prescription ^ervico COMMUNION SUNDAY new stock— do your own figuring— deduct 25 tablishing the new civilization and morning. Sept. 5. Father Guenther per cent from the regular price tags and that’s Telephone Main 1900 saving the world from a new pagan­ conducted the services. (St. Catherine’s Parish) your price. j ^ The Welfare council and Holy ism.” As announced last week, tickets Name society will receive Communion for the play at the Denham theater next Sunday at the 8 o’clock Mass. M ANY GERMAN SISTERS for the benefit of the rectory are St. Catherine’s school opened on now being sold and may be procured M. O’KEEFE W . J. KERWIN DIE OF TUBERCULOSIS; from Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hackethal, Tuesday morning with a very large LITTLE FOOD, OVERWORK MARGARET O’KEEFE F. A. BRAUN enrollment. All efforts will be made 574 Fox street, phone So. 688, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wolters, 431 Fox to accommodate the crowd until the The Vicar-General of the Archdio­ new building is complete. street. So. 7225. It is hoped, with the cese of Cologne has just published a - ' I'! f Miss Lucille Mannix has accepted co-operation of all the members of report on the condition of the Cath­ u a position as teacher in the Bovina the parish, a full house will be assur­ olic sisterhoods in that once rich dio­ 621 Sixteenth St, high school. ed on Monday evening. Sept. 17. O’Keefe cese,, based on an exhaustive inves­ Mr. John Dean of St. Patrick’s par­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank O’Brien and tigation of more than three years. family have returned after spending ish and Miss Ruth Sharpe of this par­ The report is significant of the suf­ the summer in Iowa. ish were united by the bonds of Holy ferings which these noble women Denver’s Quality Jeweler” The Coon children returned from Matrimony at a Nuptial Mass Thurs­ have undergone. In part it is as fol- Iowa in time to start the school ses­ day, Sept. 6, at 9 o’clock. o w b : sion. 1 “ In the Cologne archdiocese, there Next Sunday marks the beginning SCHOLARSHIP GIRL are 10,700 sisters engaged in the in­ of the new schedule for Masse.s. The struction of girls, in the care of or­ LEAVES FOR COLLEGE order- of services will be 7, 8, 9:15 phans and of the sick and the needy, Headquarters for and 10:30 o’clock. and in the contemplative life. The Miss Mary Isabelle Courtney, examination conducted occupied a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Court­ The New Fashions FATHER MANNIX WRITES period of three and one-half years, ney, of 1330 Logan street, is leaving Hamilton Watches BOOKLET ON EVOLUTION from 1918 to the middle of 1922. In today to enter Mt. St. Joseph’s col­ that time, no less than 339 nuns died lege, Cincinnati, Ohio. Miss Court­ The Rev. Edward J. Mannix, S.T.L., from tuberculosis, while 614 were ney won a scholarship to this college from the Cathedral school, having the Are Here Diamonds Silverware pastor of St, Catherine’s church and under medical care for tuberculosis head of the Colorado Apostolate, is and hundreds of others were sus­ highest average for the four years of the author of “ The God of the Goril pected of being tubercular. What do high school. Her father will accom­ las,” a paraphlat just issued by the these figures prove? From the Prus­ pany her to St. Louis. En route they Your Inspection Invited American Publishing society of 132^ sian statistics of 1920 it was shown will visit her brother. Rev. Henry Wraps and Coats Lawrence street, giving an answer to that of every 10,000 inhabitants, Courtney, O.S.B., director of St. Benedict’s college, Atchison, Kansas, Luxurious fabrics combine with lovely soft furs to 827 15TH STREET theorists who hold for the evolution 16.3 died of tuberculosis. Based on make the Wraps and Coats of this season more than of man. Father Mannix has carefully these figures, the number of nuns and her sister, Sister Mary Raymond examined the various arguments of who should have died each year at St. Paul, Kansas. ever attractive. evolutionary scientists and weighs was eighty-eight. Of those who died, 1 their testimony, concluding against no less than twenty-four per cent j u g o -s l a v i a w a n t s t o n a m e And furs are used not only as collars and cuffs, but them. were under thirty years of age. An­ ALL BISHOPS AND PRIESTS to finish the gracefully flared sk'irt— and they blend other forty-five per cent died before Apparently the government of perfectly with the color of the coat. 1 CHARITY NUN GOES TO FRANCE they were forty years of age. In Jugo-Slavia is determined to avoid TO STUDY NOVITIATES three years as much as the total per­ entering into a concordat with the $98.50, $125, $175 to $350 Cleveland. — Sister Aurelia and sonnel of ten large hospitals died.” Holy See through the expedient of I Sister Marcelline of the local com­ One German newspaper commented demanding concessions which the munity of the Sisters of Charity on the statistics as follows: Vatican obviously cannot grant. Res­ Sports and Travel Coats sailed on August 25 for Boulogne “ And what is the cause of the olutions adopted by the special com­ sur-Mere for a seven weeks’ stay in death of so many nuns? The gene­ mission appointed by the Belgrade The somewhat mannish tailoring of these Coats is in France and Italy. They will be met ral heroism of their lives! The need government to make recommenda tions include proposals that the decided contrast to the lavish use of handsome furs at the French port by two sisters of and the starvation of people after — as seen in very long collars, extending to the waist [the motherhouse at Arras, France the war and the armistice! The mon­ Church should make concessions that Sister Aurelia, local mistress of nov­ asteries and charitable establishments would practically amount to givipg line. ices, will study methods in various suffered the greatest need of all. the secular government control over Paris la mode, desire, swansdown and camel’s hair novitiates in France and Italy and Those who labored for charity over- the appointment of all Catholic are striped or plaided. Sister Marcelline, who is preparing vw)rked themselves. The needs of Bishops and priests in Jugo-Slavia. a history, will go over the records of the orphans, the invalids, the poor Such an arrangement, which would $69.50, $89.50 to $135 the community in the motherhouse at and the sick were incessant. The not have been thought of even under Arras with reference to the founding sisters sacrificed themselves. They the old Catholic Hapsburg regime, of the order in the Diocese o f Cleve dented themselves in order to give to becomes all the more preposterous The New Suits land. ! their foster children. Many a fervid when it is remembered that the gov­ orator ^would do well to take exam­ ernment of Jugo-Slavia is exclusively Handsome dressy Suits, fashioned of deep-pile fab­ Serbian-Orthodox. Washington.— A movement (>o have ple from the silent sufferings of these rics in the favored colors of black, navy, gray, tan I every Catholic make a visit to the sisters, which inspire us and lay a MARTIN J. and brown. The coats are decidedly long, reaching Blessed Sacrament each day in anti­ great debt upon us. We must, if we well below the knees. Furs are used universally for cipation of the International Euch- ever can, repay that debt.” CULLEN aristicfcongress to be held in Chicago LANDSCAPE trimming, but frequently combined with embroidery DESIGNER BAZAARS MADE REAL MONEY and braid, which add much to the richness of the in 1926 has been started* by a group Home Grown Trees, of Washington laymen, headed by Plants and Seeds Suits. Anthony J. Barrett, prominent in lo Brooklyn.— St. Malachy’s Ocean International Nunery $69.50, $79.50, $98.50, $125 to $350 home at Rockaway park, Long Is­ 4S7S Wyandplte cal Holy Name society activities. Gallup 580 land, has burned its $20,000 mort­ Nights Si>.' S433W SECOND FLOOR, 16TH 8T. gage. The Rev. Stephen J. Brown, chaplain of the home, was able to Doyle’i Pharmacy apply the match publicly at a jubila­ The Particular Druggiet tion held recently. St. Malachy’s THE FRANK M. HALL home three years ago had an $85,- 18th A re. and Clarluon St. DRUG CO. 000 mortgage on the property. Ev­ Phone York 9336 Free Delivery ery year a part was paid oif with the COR. LARIMER AND 37TH ST3. money that was raised through a Dtnver, Colo, CAMERAS AND FILMS carnival and bazaar, which was held , on the grounds of the home.

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GIFTS TO SEMINARY Siisaiina, Patron of American Ckurck START BUILDING FUND Protestant Denominations Urge That (Continued from Page 1) I lems come up in parish life when the specialist has to be consulted, and it is extremely valuable to the clergy to Boys for Work in Home Missions in Rome, Kept From Pagan Attacks have a seminary in their midst for Churcli Sdiools [or Sects k Founded this purpose. Not only the priests, but the people gain by this. (Father O’Callaghan, spoken of in other artificial barriers are thrown Priests are needed who are imbued Confirmation of the Catholic view church Movement’s report avoid ap­ this article, is spiritual director of 4own. ' by Direct Intervention of Heaven not only with the idea of work, but that religious training is a necessary proval of the parochial school, but the Dominican Sisters of the Sick “ For the maintenance and ultimate who are also well trained spiritually. part o f education and indispensable recommend instead the establish­ Poor and came to Denver to inau­ endowment of the Catholic Home St. Thomas’ seminary has been in ex­ in the molding of Christian citizen­ ment of “ a system of religious .schools gurate their local work). Mission seminary and jpreparatory istence long enough to have proved ship, is contained in the preliminary paralleling and co-operating witW the (By W. A. Wieland. Written for the kiss for no other reason than because Oakland, N. J.— Mount Melchise- college some association of benefac­ report of the survey made by the In­ schools.” N.C.W.C.) your mouth is dirty and soiled by the its worth in this way. Its graduates dech, a home seminary and prepara­ terchurch Movement, representing After presenting the results and tors is necessary. This association Centuries of religious history have are doing splendid work in this and tory college to be conducted under filthiness of the sacrifices you make problems of “American Education,” will be called the American Founda­ sanctified the bhurch of Santa other dioceses. thirty Protestant denominations. The tlTjB, auspices of the American Foun­ to the idols.’ To these words Claud­ as revealed by the survey, the re­ tion for Catholic Home Missions. Be­ Susanna, the special place of worship It is conducted by the Vincentian report has just been issued in two dation for Catholic Home Missions, ius replied, ‘And what am I to do to port says the facts picture “ a dan­ sides providing for the seminary and of American Catholics in Rome. Fathers, or Congregation of the Mis­ volumes. ■\^ill open for its first academic year rid myself of this filth?’ And the While corroborating the teaching, gerous situation due' tp the neglect College it will be within its scope to Although the edifice in its present saint replied, proposing to him the sion, whose chief work is the training on October 7, the feast of the Most encourage and aid any sort of mis­ practice and experience of the Cath­ of the religious training of child­ form is not old as Romans reckon sure remedy of Penitence and of of secular priests. Their standards Holy Rosary, according to an an­ olic Church in regard to religious hood and youth by the American sionary activity in the United States time (1603 is the date of its com­ holy Baptism. Whereupon Claudius of scholarship are the highest, nouncement made here by the Rev. and possessions. The foundation has education, the authors of the Inter- people, imperilling the safety of the pletion) it is the successor of various illuminated by God through the There are other splendid seminar­ Peter J. O’Callaghan, D.D., the pres­ a board of governors and other nation, threatening the future of the more primitive churches, and the words of young girl begged .Saint ies in America, but Colorado needs ident of the institution. boards for directing its activities. It her own. It is essential for the up church and seriously impeding the ground upon which it stands has been Caius to instruct him in the truths of RADIO NOVELS PREDICTED BY The seminary and preparatory building of the Church that the local Christianization of the world.” has already secured for these boards d site of Catholic worship since the our holy religion and to prepare him BROTHER LEO college will be devoted to training some of thelmost distinguished Cath­ year 284. for Baptism.” institution be developed, and it is be­ Washington, D. C.— A prediction priests for the work of the' home mis­ olics in the United States and is add Santa Susanna of the Two Houses Since Claudius did not return to cause of this that Bishop Tihen has that “ radio novels” will probably be Directory of sions, and will have attached to it a ing others.” was the name by which the church the emperor for many days, Diocle­ insisted, ever since his arrival in the popular in the not-distant future is community of sisters and one ol Attorney*8-at-Law was known in the Middle Ages. The tian, tired of waiting, sent a second diocese, that all the ecclesiastical made by Brother Leo, F.S.C., pro­ brothers who will assist in the home \GREEMENT OF FRANCE WITH ! /; I two houses referred to were the messenger, Maximus, after him. students for this state study at St. fessor of English literature at St. of Colorado mission apostolate. VATICAN PERMANENT homes of Saints Caius and Gabinus, Maximus went with Claudius to the Thomas.’ Last term, sixteen of the Mary’s college in his latest book, “ More than half the territory of Information dated from Rome and wnich occupied the site of the present house of Gabinus, where he, too, was students at St. Thomas’ seminary “ Religion and the Study of Litera­ JAMES J. McFEELY the United States should still be re­ published in certain European papers church. Both of these houses were converted. And for their conversion, were preparing for the priesthood in Attorney-at-Law garded as mission territory,” declares itates that the agreement between ture.” themselves used as places of Christian the emperor caused them both, with Colorado. There will be at least this “Before long,” .says Brother Leo 425 Foster Building Father O’Callaghan in speaking of .he Vatican and France on the sub­ many Denver diocesan students en­ worship in the years' of persecution their families, to be burned. in the chapter on Religion and Prose Phone Main 4296 the work of the new establishment. ject of the legal status of the Church rolled in the term to open Friday, before 'Christian churches were al­ After vainly trying to induce his Fiction, “ we will probably have the “ There is no adequate way of reach­ !s not yet final, and that the Holy lowed to lift their spires to the sky. September 14, in addition to stu­ MORRISSEY, MAHONEY A ing our people in the sparsely settled wife Serena to gain her consent to radio novel, illustrated with miniature See is waiting, before giving its for­ Some remains of the house of Saint dents for other dioceses. SCOFIELD districts except hy sending missionary the marriage with Galerius, Diocle­ motion pictures, ready at our elbow, mal consent, until the French govern­ Gabinus have been discovered under tian ordered the young man to take It is hoped to see a new building Attorneys-at-Law priests to follow our Catholic people ment. shall have accepted an addi­ and we shall be able to enjoy its the confessional of the present church Susanna by force. arise that will care for at least appeal to eye and ear by pressing a 805-7 Symes Building into the highways and byways of tional clause permitting the Bishops fifty to seventy-five more students. iiid may be seen by the visitor. Mute “ He entered violently and suddenly button or adjusting a lever; yet it Phone Main 189, Denver, Colo. their migrations and settlements. CO resign, if they so desire, as presi­ Friends of the seminary hope to see witnesses they are of the martyrdom into her room,” says Hie chronicle, will be in substance the same sort of There are more vocations in some dents of the diocesan associations and this work made possible at least by jf the saint of royal blood who pre­ “ and found her praying when be­ novel that a few years ago was print­ WILLIAM H. ANDREW eastern dioceses of our country than CO dissolve the latter. ferred the crown of martyrdom to a hold! suddenly an angel sent by the autumn of 1924. If you cannot Attorney-at-Law . are immediately demanded by these A dispatch from the Roman corre­ ed in two bulky volumes and that a regal sceptre. help the seminary while living, would 515 Charles Building dioceses. There are more vocations heaven encircled with divine splendor few centuries previous flowed for spondent of the semi-official Havas 'The story of the life and death of it not be wise at least to provide a Phone Main 1369 Denver, Colo. in the South and West than are gen­ the holy virgin to protect her. Ga­ hours from the eloquent lips of some .'Jews Agency states that “ this infor- Santa Susanna is related in a Latin remembrance for it in your will? erally believed. Many vocations have lerius, terrified and overcome by an professional raconteur.” formation shows a complete ignor­ document, a translation of which is 'When Mrs. Stall, who gave $1,000 JOHN H. REDDIN bee'll lost for lack of encouragement extraordinary fear, immediately left ance of the qvfestion.” In authorized among the records of the Paulist to the seminary, wrote about the Attorney and Counselor at Law to priestly aspirants,^or because of that room and that house, and ran to You will be treated right if Arcles, the Havas report says, it is Fathers of Anierica, present cus- gift, she said that she was indeed 612-614 Ernest and Oranmer Block barriers set up to limit their number the emperor to relate what had hap­ declared that the projected statutes, oodians of the church. happy that God’s kindness to her en­ you patronize those who adver­ Seventeenth and Curtis Sts. to immediate needs. Most religious >n the subject of which correspond- pened. Daughter of Noble Family “ Another messenger went to the abled her to present it as a memorial tise in the Register. Phone Main 567 Denver, Colo. communities have demonstrated how jnce has been exchanged by M. Poin­ The saint, according to this chron­ house of Gabinus, with instructions to her husband, who died October 3, great is the abundance of vocations care and the Nuncio, have already icle, was of the noble family of to kill Susanna if she persisted in her 1921. She lives at 1323 Lincoln. that are available as soon as encou­ regulated the question of the dissolu­ Valeria, which originated in Dalmatia, refusal. But when he entered the ragement is given and financial and tion of the diocesan associations. across the Adriatic from Italy. Of door, he was struck with a great fear, POPE NAMES LITTLE There is, therefore, no further change this family also was Diocletian, Em­ to be made in the statutes, which are and dared not stay to accomplish his FLOWER MISSIONARY peror of Rome, who carried on an in- mission. now final. High School Graduates Prefer ii cermittent persecution of Christians, “ Then Macedonius, an idolater, Continued from Page 1). stayed, now and then, by the entreat­ I Citizens Loan & New York.— Mrs. Spottiswood- was sent to make Susanna sacrifice Flower was delivered. Between offi­ ies of Serena, his Christian spouse. to idols, or to kill her if she refused. Mackin, princess of the Papal peer­ ces the crowd of pilgrims filed past Diocletian had four cousins, all of He brought with him a golden statue the shrine which, at the close of the age, died here at the age of seventy. whom became Christian martyrs. One Investment Co. She was the widow of James Mackin, of Jupiter, which he presented for her day, was again carried in procession of these was St. Gabinus, the father adoration. But after a prayer by to the chapel of Carmel. state senator and later state treas­ of Santa Susanna; another became urer of New York. Her father was Santa Susanna the statue miracu­ Cardinal Dougherty Leads Parade Established 1887. LOANS MONEY Pope Caius. the late James H. Britton of St. lously disappeared and was found Cardinal Dougherty presided at the ON CHARACTER Diocletian, like all kings, was de­ later lying broken in the courtyard. because of its Accredited Courses, Superior Louis. In 1921, Mrs. Mackin was offices of the two first days and led sirous of perpetuating his line by a The avaricious Macedonius, doubly, made a Roman princess by letters the procession, in which he was pre­ Faculty, Ability to Secure Positions, and 1721 Champa St. male descendant. He himself had a incensed at the breaking of his treas­ patent issued by Pope Benedict XV ceded by two huge American flags. Associations with older, better educated laughter, but no son. So he married ure, beat Susanna cruelly, but she Main 3303 in recognition of her charitable work On the closing day he was joined by /J .lis daughter to Galerius, a prince, did not change her mind. So he re­ students, stronger personalities, than are among the poor in the United States Cardinal Bourne, Archbishop of usually found in private business schools. Robt. Smith, Secy. hoping that from this marriage a turned to Diocletian to tell him what Westminster, and Cardinal Touchet, and abroad. Before that time she grandson would be born. But his had been a Papal countess. had happened. Bishop of Orleans. Col J. E. Huchtngpon. A M.. Fifteenth at Cleveland 4 4 hopes were sadly disappointed for “The emperor told him to go back I'resideTit Valeria died childless three years af- and kill the girl. CATHOLIC CHARITIES SESSION .er her marriage. So Diocletian de­ “ The impious minister obeyed the TO HEAR IMPORTANT PAPERS 4i>»t'44.Hi444444444i444444‘444'4'H'4'H»I"!»l"H"l»H'44"l"i'4'H'4'4'i’4'l'4 termined to marry Santa Susanna, cruel tyrant and with his own hands Philadelphia. — Practically every his niece, to the widower Galerius. ASK FOR Phone cut off that, life and made the pure phase of Catholic social service will From this point, let the account soul of the virgin Susanna fly victor­ oe discussed at the ninth atmual Enroll Early Gallup taken literally from the quaint old ious to heaven to the glorious em­ The Flavor 4703 meeting of the National Conference And avoid the disappointment of tak­ Cozy Bread Latin chronicle tell the story: brace of her heavenly spouse. It of Catholic Charities, which will open ing your turn on our winter waitinif Baked In “ Diocletian, having resolved was the 11th of August, and she, with list. here Sunday and continue until Sep­ Main 2167 give this holy virgin, his niece, in a crown intertwined with very white tember 14. marriage - to Galerius, sent for lilies united to another of red roses The program announced is one of Claudius, brather of St. Gabinus the dyed with her pure blood and adorned the most pretentious ever arranged father of Susanna who was, as 'we with these two crowns, will shine for a national charities convention have already mentioned also cousin gloriously in eternity in the imperial and included among the distinguished DR. F. L. BAKER, Chiropractor of Diocletian, and he ordered him to court of Paradise.” speakers will be the Right Rev. Thos. In our beautiful new home, just one go and speak to St. Gabinus in his block east of the capitol. Nothing anti> This concludes the chronicle. J. Shahan, rector of the Catholic uni­ quated. One thousand calls annually from School of Business Special attention to acute and chronic nervous disorders. ;; oehalf and to tell him his earnest In addition to the body and relics versity and president of the confer- the leading: firms for Parks {graduates. wish in this affair. This Claudius Day and evening sessions. Low rates. Logan at Colfax 403 Interstate Trust Bldg. Phone Champa 498S of Saint Susanna, the church contains ance; the Hon. Edwin Denby, secre­ promptly did. It seemed to him that che remains of Saints Gabinus, Feli- tary of the navy, who will discuss Write or Phone for Catalogue. A. J. Gmeneir. President St. Gabinus was not favorable to cita, Eleuterio, Genesius, Caius, and “ Social Work in the Life of the Na­ this marriage, in fact, on the con­ Silanus. The paintings in fresco tion,” the Hon. J. Hampton Moore, trary, he refused it in a somewhat which adorn the interior of the mayor of Philadelphia, and the Hon. certain manner because his daughter church represent incidents in the Murray Hurlburt, president of the • • JEPSEN COMPANY - UPHOLSTERERS being a Christian he did not think lives of these saints. They are the board of aldermen of New York city. Denver’ s Largest and Best Equipped Upholstering, it well for her to marry an idolater work of Cesare Nebbis, Baldassare The St. Vincent de Paul society of Furniture Manufacturing and Furniture even though he was a prince. Claud­ Croce and Pozzo, artists of the six­ che United States will hold its annual St. Mary’s College and Academy | Repairing Plant ius began with various human reasons teenth century. meeting in connection with the con­ to try to force him, *because he ap' In addition to the great charms of ference with sessions on Sunday, Sep NOTRE DAME, INDIANA 21-23-25 West First Avenue Phone, South 3146 proved of it, telling him that it was its antiquity and the precio’is mem­ tember 9, and Tuesday, September Founded 1845 a worthy thing to do and a great ories which it unfolds, the church of 11. There will be a special meeting Standard College: Four year courses leading to A.B., B.S., Ph.B., honor and commendation that Dio­ Santa Susanna has the advantage of for Leagues of Catholic Women in Litt.B. degrees. Four-year and two-year courses in Education cletian should command Susanna to being conveniently situated for the United States on Sunday, presid­ leading to Teachers’ High School and Elementary Certificates. marry Galerius who was adorned with Americans visiting Rome. It is on ed over by Miss Theresa R. O’ Dono- HOTEL O’NEILL the royal crown and that it was not the broad street called the Via Venti nue, president of the League of Cath Commissioned High School: Classical, English-Scientific, and Eng­ well to separate the shoots born- of 14th and Stout St. Champa 7773 Denver, Colorado Settembre (the street of the Twen- olic Women of New York. The Cy lish-Commercial Courses. ' the same root. .ieth of September) so called to com­ renians, who were organized at the Preparatory Department: Fifth to Eighth Grades. Accredited by Sixty comfortable, outside, large modern rooms, with and without “ St. Gabinus, however, took time memorate the date of the entry into '.ast national conference for the pur the Catholic Educational Association, the Indiana State Board private bath. Two blocks from shopping and theater district. Quiet, to give him his reply under pretext Rome of the troops of United Italy, pose of promoting welfare work of Education; Membership in the North Central Association of being one block from car line. of wanting to speak to his daughter in 1870. The American embassy is among immigrants, will also hold Colleges and Secondary Schools, the Association of American Weekly rates. Cafeteria in coijinection. Garage half block away. and find out her wish, and, having next door to it, the leading hotels special meetings at which the speak­ > Colleges and the American Council on Education. Take Car No. 9 at Depot, get o ff at Stout street and walk one block sent Claudius away, called his daugh­ ind the Central station are within a ers will include the Rev. Thomas J. to right. THOMAS L. O’NEILL, Proprietor and Manager. ter and took her to the house of the few minutes’ walk. During the tour­ Judge, C.M., who will discuss “ The For Bulletins and View Book, address Registrar, Holy Pontiff Caius his brother, to ist season, the congregations are Value of the Religious in Catholic St. Mary’s College, Notre Dame, Indiana whom he told in secret all that had large, and every day brings many Settlement Work,” and Miss Mary been told him by Claudius in the non-(iatholic visitors to view the ar Alma Cotter of Boston, who will FALL TERM WILL OPEN SEPTEMBER 11, 1923 name of the Emperor Diocletian. In tistic treasures of the edifice. speak on “ The Special Dangers in The BETTER WAY to HEALTH the presence of St. Caius, he com­ The Paulist Fathers stationed at .Adjustment of Our Newer Citizens municated to the holy virgin the wish :he church are the local superior, to American Life.” Let Me Remove the Cause of Your of the emperor; however, not without Rev. Thomas Lantry O’Neill, Rev. ; FAINTING SPELLS, NEURALGIA some tears. But the holy virgin, full Francis P. Lyons, Rev. Benjamin F. CANDLES CAUSE FIRE IN A Boarding School Exclusively For Catholic Boys in the Grades NEURITIS of a celestial ardor, from which her Bowling, and Rev. Joseph A. Mc­ FAMOUS SHRINE By Chiropractic Spinal Adjustments. pure mind descended upon her lips, Mahon. Paris.— The village church of Vue, Conducted by The Benedictine Fathers courageously refused this marriage. thirty kilometers from Nantes, which IBOYS 7 Buildings— 25-acre Campus Why suffer when you can enjoy gooui health through Chiropractic. ConBuItat^ii Free. She detested it for many grave' was the sanctuary of the pilgrimage ...... Gymnasium— Swimming Pool— Etc. reasons and added that she would in honor of St. Anne, one of the most MAURHILL — ATCHISON, KANSAS C. H. BAKER, D.C., Ph.C. never have consented to marry a fol­ popular of the pilgrimages of Brit­ Three-Year Palmer Graduate Chiropractor. lower of the demons even though he tany and Vendee, has accidently been "Where the Sick Get Well” were emperor, but that, having al­ B A R N E S destroyed by fire. The roof and Office, 332-3 Kittredge Bldg. Glenarm and 16th St. ready dedicated her virginity to the nave collapsed, the altars and most Office Phone, Main 7346. Res. Phone, Champa 7946 immortal spouse Jesus Christ, she G R A D U A T E S of the furnishings were consumed by could not desire other than to keep the flames, which started in the sac­ il ST. BENEDICT’ S COLLEGE il intact modesty by a devoted Christian IN D E M A N D risty. The fire broke out at 9:30, life, devout and chaste as long as it just after Mass. The townspeople ATCHISON, KANSAS pleased the Lord to keep her on this Last year the Barnes immediately assembled to fight the earth. School received ,1,330 ap­ flames, but were able to save nothing “ With much eloquence and much plications for office -work­ but the bell tower. The damage will . Accredited High School and College fervor she continued her discourse, ers and filled 972 positions. amount to several hundred thousand quoting many sentences from the francs. It is believed that the fire CONDUCTED BY THE BENEDICTINE FATHERS _ 326 EAST COLFAX, BETWEEN LOGAN AND GRANT To Sept. 1, this year, the was caused by only partially extin­ J Holy (Jospel and the letters of Saint Paul in confirmation of her holy pur­ school received 981 calls guished candles. For Information Apply to Have built up a wonderful trade by giving the people pose and showing herself ready to and filled 700 positions, the best delivery service in Denver and by being able suffer any torment with so much showing the wide field CATHOLIC BOOKS PUT INTO :: Rev. Henry Courtney, O.S.B., Director to give their enstomera a variety of good things to eat contempt for death that neither her open to graduates. BRAILLE FOR BLIND Albany. — “ The Faith of Our not to be found in every store. uncle the Holy Pope Caius, nor her father the holy priest, knew how to The regular Fall Term Fathers,” by Cardinal Gibbons, has answer her except by saying that is just opening. Evening been plated by the Braille Transcib- she should keep herself constant in sessions Monday, Wednes­ ers’ club o f the Kenwood alumnae " II these good sentiments of hers by and presented to the New York state which she had stated her wish; and day and Friday. All com­ library for its blind readers. At pres­ she confirmed them always in her mercial subjects. Strong ent, ten transcribers are working on ii Mt. St. Gertrude Academy ii heart without any fear of the threats faculty. Largest business Papini’s “ Life of Christ,” which is of the emperor whom, she frankly school in the Rocky Moun­ expected to be ^nished by October. Boulder, Colorado protested she did not fear. An enthusiastic transcriber, who is tain region. over sixty years of age, has finished Under the direction of the Sisters of Charity, B.V.M., ia a boarding Ladle*’ “ Three days after, Claudius re­ a copy of “ The Little Office of Our school emphasizing the best influence of home. turned to see what Gabinus had de­ Call or write for catalog. Fancy Dry ' > Lady,” which will be used by blind cided in regard to his daughter, and The Academy enjoys the advantage of a most picturesque and members of the Third Order of St. Cleaning finding him in company with the healthful location. Dominic. a Specialty ■ ■ Holy Pope Caius, embraced and kissed The courses of study embrace the Gram­ each according to the custom of the AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICAL mar, Commercial and Academic depart­ country. The holy virgin Susanna ments. Special advantages in instru­ was then called so that he could hear ;: ":oA/Af£/ic/AL SC //001 : WORK A from her own lips her decision. When AU IfakM of Startera, Gentrator* aa4 mental and vocal music. 1625-43 Champa St., Denver \ | Batt.riea Repaired BOARDING she came into their presence Claudius If yon have any ignition or battery SCHOOL- wanted, according to the said custom Member of ABsocUtion of AecredUed trouble caU ui FOR GIRLS of the country, to kiss her, but ^ e Commercial Schools CUTTER MOTOR WORKS refused, saying to him ‘I refuse your Mala 2148 1301-3-5 Market St. DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Pa?e Seven'"

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St. Francis de Sales’ Is Thinking St. Catherine’s Parish I St. Joseph’s Parish ' Holy Fa,naily Parish Parish T H E OBERHAUSER Articles appearing in this depart­ Lippincott’s Pharmacy F. W . FELDHAUSER THE PHARMACY The Ceremonies of the Offertory altar, he sums up in a humble prayer ment do not necessarily represent Fa^cy Groceries and Meats of the Mast the dispositions he must have and the The Register editorial opinion. The Corner W. 4th and Qalapago We Sell at Down-town PrKe* ANDERSON - HARRINGTON Tel. Gallup 11’57 Denver, Colo. the people with him if their sacrifice idea is to present the news undercur­ Dtu84, Sundries, Toilet Articles, Candies Phone Gallup 297. 4170 Tennyson St. COAL CO. Your Neighborhood Drug Storo (By Rev. John F. McCarthy). is to be accepted and calls God to rents— the causes of news events— Ice Cream and Excellent Fountain Bast Slda Branch and Main OlSee. S6lh A At Your Service Always The object of the pi-ayers and cere­ witness their contrition and humility in the world today, whether pleasant Service. Best Fruit Synipa. MERIT GROCERY ^ Walnut Sts. Phones Main 866 and 866. of heart. or unpleasant. The column this Prescriptions Carefully Compounded 2349 W. 44th AVE., COR. ?UNI monies of the first part of the Mass, 4995 Lowell Boulevard South Side Branch. 92 S. Broadway. known as the preparaticxn, is to aanc- 4. The Invocation of the Holy week is chiefly arranged from The Phone South 3116 Autokrat Oil MobUoil I tify priest and people that they may Ghost. — Remembering that “ the New Republic, International Inter­ The Finest Havoline Oil Powerine Gas prayer of humble pierceth the preter and Literary Digest, giving THE COLSON GROCERY C a North Side Distributors for O.M.AC. offer the sacrifice with reverence, at­ COFFEES AND TEAS tention and emotion. The purpose of clouds,” the priest now feels confi­ both sides of mooted questions. T H E .BROADWAY Carburators Extracts and Spices RETAIL GROCERS LOWELL GARAGE AND the ©ffertory is to sanctify the vic- dent that God will accept the obla­ Fancy China and Enamel Ware DEPARTMENT STORE FILLING STATION tiiii, viz.: bread and wine, the mater­ tion which he has made, so raising Economic disorganization of the Order Phone 2533 Gallup and extending his hands and looking NATIONAL TEA CO. COMPANY Service with a Smile ials destined for sacrifice when the world continues, while the League of CARLSON A STEINBACH, Propa. proper time arrives. ■ up to heaven, he beseeches the Holy Nations is viewed by France as an Delivery to all parts of city 3640 Tennysop Street J. M. Conet, Prea. Open from 7 a. m. to 10 p. m. Ghost to come and bless the offering, 744 Santa Fe Drive Phone Callup 1038 3695 W . 32od Aya. The Mass is principally a sublime instrument to be seized and domin­ .21 to 51 South Broadway action and vocal prayers are but the making at the mention of the word ated rather than a tribunal to be C jTTITCH i accompaniment of the action. And “ bless” the sign of the cross over resorted to. Italy, ready to fight C . S . COLBURN the ceremonial of the Mass is the Host and chalice. THE FASHION POWELL DRUG C O . lINGHAM 5 h OP Greece, laughs at the league. spiritual dramatization, on the sacred 5. The Lavabo, or Washing ’ of 130-136 Broadway Men’s and Boys’ Furnishing* Hands.!—The offertory is now com­ YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD Hemstitching and ButtonHoles ^K®. Passion and The economic disorganization of DRY GOODS, LADIES’, CHILDREN’S 'Death of Christ and of the scene of pleted, the materials destined for Shoes for the Whole Family DRUG STORE Notions, Sundries, House Dresses the world is more complete than the AND MEN’S FURNISHINGS the'Last Supper. This divine drama sacrifice have been,dedicated io God casual observer may realize. When 3946 Federal Blvd. by the bles.sing of the Holy Gho.st, Frank T. Stanek, Prop. 3979 Tennyson. Phone Gallup 3720W 695 South Pearl | is unfolded before our eyes in three the great eastern market of China is Phone South 3728R Mrs. A. J. Gindling, Prop. solemn and impressive acts (a) the and everything is ready for the sac largely closed, when the fate of the M c M A N N A M Y Phones South 2436, Soutlf 4504 Offertory; (b) the Consecration; (c) rificial action at the consecration. huge western market of Germany V A N ZANT FEDERAL GROCERY As a better preparation of souls for QUALITY GROCERY the Communion. Each of these acts trembles in the balance, and when the Successor to L. W. Walker E. W. ROBINSON B. Kruszewski, Prop. has its prologue or introductory this solemn act,the priest moves to enormous market of Russia, which Corner 38th and Raleigh statement. The prologue to the Of­ the Epistle side and washes the tips JEWELERS, OPTOMETRISTS Fancy and Staple Groceries, Fruit, l u m b e r Groceries and School Supplies strides the boundaries of the- East fertory is the preparation or the first of the thumbs and index fingers, be­ and the West, is practically dead, it D. and R. G. Watch Inspector Fresh and Smoked Meats cause these are the fingers that will “Everything for Buildiqg” Ice Cream and part of the Mass. The prologue to is not difficult to see that the great Fine Watch Repairing Oysters, in Season Fine. Jewelry Repairing Soft Drinks the Consecration is the preface end­ handle the consecrated Host and that manufacturing' nations are threat­ Gallup 1827-W Yards, Office and Woodworking Mill ing with the Sanctus. The prologue wene sanctified for that purpose at ened with a gloomy winter. The Phone, So. 1891 772 Santa Fe 3948 Federal Phone Gallup 834-w ordination by being anointed with 201 W . Iowa Phone South 31 to the Communion is the Pater Nos-, longer, of course, this condition of chri.sm. My.stically, the washing is ter (Our Father). These three parts things continues, the more dangerous A, SPETNAGEL . BEACH COURT MARKET a symbol to remind him of the purity Cathedral Parish JACKSON PHARMACY of the Mass were instituted by must be the accumulating effects. WE WANT YOUR TRADE of heart and the stainlessness of souls SHEET METAL WORKERS Ullery and Jackson, Druggists Christ. At the Last Supper He took If Good. Rdiabie Goods. Lowest Possibia a n j blessed it (Offertory), and with which he should offer the sacri­ Cornice, Gutters, Sky-Light, Chimney Capi Drugs, Toilet Articles, Sundries. Prices. Fair and Square Dealing. PoUte At- - j (o p v ;, B n d v ” fC o n s e cra - fice. These dispositions were pre­ Britain’s intention to establish a Furnace Repairing, General Jobbing « For Quality and Service, Prescriptions a Specialty. tention will get it. we can count on you for P f ' “ , T, . ,T naval base at Singapore impels some, Repairing, Etc. customer. tion). Take you all and eat of this figured in the old law by the brazen Patronize " We serve Corbett’s Ice Cream ■Japanese editors to complain bitterly 1335 Wel|on Street (Rear) Prompt Delivery Anywbeti. J. A. Kaliminger L. p. Merkl (Communion). In this instruction we vessel in which the priests were com­ that it contravenes the spirit of the Phone Chaijipa 1492W Phone So. 2355 4435 Beach Court. Gallup 3314-W| shall consider the prayers and cere­ manded to wash their bodies before THE TEMPLE DRUG STORES Washington conference. What is. Cor. Alameda and So. Dovrning monies of the first act of tl?e divine offering sacrifice to symbolize the more, they agree with Viscount COMPANY A NEIGHBORHOOD STORE| «lrama, known as the Offertbry. purity of mind and heart which they Grey’s opinion that the proposal n The Offertory. This ceremony is should bring to God’s altar. Histor­ Annunciation Parish Colfax a.na Logan ELLIS GARAGE means the beginning of a new race in 2600 W. 42nd Ave. Gallup 77 but a more detailed and fuller de­ ically, the ceremony may be ex­ P. C. Ellis, Prop. ' armaments; and to stop it they urge Service Quality Economy velopment of what Christ did at the plained as a relic o f the days when GAS, OILS AND ACCESSORIES the advisability of calling a new in­ Opposite the Immacula^ Conceptioa WE SPECIALIZE ON WRECKS Last Supper when He blessed bread he priest received the gifts from the LONDON MARKET AND WM. BONGERS people at the altar and could not ternational conference. Cathedral '' , Our service truck iis equipped to before consecrating it. The Offer- GROCERY handle all kinds of wrecks A FuU Una of Groceries, Fresb VegeubU. U^ry has a two-fold meaning; in one help soiling his hands. While wash­ and Fancy Meats ing his,fingers the priest recites an Oscar Tunnel!, Prop. Phones: Champa 808-80,9-46',19 South Pearl at Kentucky St. sensp it is the withdrawal of bread The Republican administration extract from the twenty-fifth psalm feels that the Democrats went too far Everyt^ng in the line of Drags ^ 4 Phone South 1528 Our retail store now open at and wine from profane use and ihu Quality Meats and Groceries of David, beginning “ LaVabo.” “ I in promising even vaguely eventual Sundries 4040 Tejon man dominion to dedicate and appro­ priate them to the service of God, will wash my hands among the inno­ independence, to the Philippines, 3800 Walnut St. Phone Main 5239 A. J. GUMLICK COAL AND FEED cent, etc.” The, sentiments of this which probably the most thoughtful Quality Ser«c* at ‘‘Live and let live prices.” thus sanctifying them and rendering them more fit for-the great miracle psalm are an exhortation to inno- Filipinos themselves do not want, be­ FRANKLINnORY g o o d s ” Grant Lump— $4.75 ton delivered ence and purity of life, zeal for the HANNON DRUG CD. PLUMBING of transubstantiation, that will be cause of the danger of subservience E. Charron LEVINE-KIRK COAL CO. glory of God’stjiouse and are, there­ Aooner or later to Japan or some Also at East 48th Are. and Washing­ wrought in them at the Consecration. PRESCRIPTION 248 South Broadway In another, and the liturgical fore, very appropriate at this time. other power less to their liking than 3400 Franklin ton. Phone Main 7071 6. The Prayer to the Blessed the United States. A mere form of DRUGGISTS Bbone South 153 Re.. Phou. South 4f?7M sense, it is a verse of a psalm intro Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes and « Trinity.— After the washing of the independence would not be real inde­ ducing the act of oblation. At the Men’s Furnishings 6th Ave. at Marion Ph. So. 4501 conclusion of the Credo the priest finger.s the priest returns to the cen- pendence. So Governor Wood and DeTURCK BROTHERS cer of the altar, where with head former Governor Forbes have been We Also Carry Pictorial Review Patterns St. Patrick 8 Pa,ri>h | says “ Dominus Vobiscum,” and then, ” q UALiTY^FOOD OiiLY j bowed and hands joined, he recite; Fancy Groceries a,nd Meat* turning to the altar and looking at studying colonial policies in the ART & HEMSTITCH SHOP the missal, says; “ Oremus,” and pro­ the last prayer over the oblation. It Dutch East Indies and in the South LLOYD KEELING Table D’ Hote Dinners is addressed to the Blessed Trinity, Sea islands, with the intention of 701 South Logan St. ceeds to read an anthem or verse of Fa,ncy Steak* and Short Ordery.,,. Notions, Dry Goods and a psalm called the Offertory. It owes and sums up the elements of the en­ helping in the development of a Wall Paper and Paints School Supplies tire Offertory ceremonial: the one to Phone South 764 Denv^, Colo. its name to the circumstance that up status which (jhanges of administra­ Painting and Paperhauging LU ELLA CAFE Baby Goods and Art Goods to the tenth century the faithful pro whom it is offered, viz., the Blessed tion in the United States could not 308 EAST COLFAX Our Specialty vided the bread and wine for the Trinity, the mysteries it compieraor- greatly affect. Phone Champa 971 Decorating in all iU brauche* ates, viz., the, Pas.sion, Resurrection sacrifice and at this part of the Mass 3738 WALNUT STREET Estimates Cheerfully Furnished 3708 Tejon Phone Gallup 801_ they marched in procession to the al- and Ascension of Christ; the saints Col. Alvin Owsley, national com­ HOUSEHOLD DESIGNERS - S_ m honor of whom the oblation is T. SNYDER & C O . I tar, presenting their gifts to the mander of the American Legion, The Franklin Pharmacy Notions, Pillow Making, Hemstitching H. A. HOLMBERC priest, the choir meanwhile singing a made, viz., the,Blessed Virgin, John when he sailed to attend a meeting Curtains and Draperies of All Kinds the Baptist, tlic’ Apostles Peter and East 34th Ave. and Franklin WALL PAPER AND PAINTS Furniture, Stoves, Rugs and psalm. When this ancient custom of Fidas, an international association Dnifs, Chemicals, Toilet Article*, ICodeks Lamp^fShade Making Taught Free. was abolished the Church still re Paul, and .tfe saints, and, lastly, 232 South Broadway Linoleum of war veterans, promised the Amer­ and Films, School Supplies and Sundries Everybody Welcome , tained in her liturgy a verse of the che help which..,the Church on earth ican delegation will seek support for Corbett’s Brick Ice Cream Delivered ^hone South 432W Denver Highest Prices Paid for Used or psalm formerly sung, at the off.ering hopes to obtai^, from thus honoring a resolution demanding an interna- Your J’xeecriptionji GajrefuUsr -sn * .,^7 E. J^^lfax Phone Main 4095 . j^changed, Get>ils of'g ifts and i^ ich frpm tfie nature the saints. v» •' tiohaT'cdhference to reduce aerial ar- stuiy Compounded. We deliver snywhere ALAMEDA ¥riKkMACY 3200 Tejon St. Phone ^lallup 568 of the case was called the Offertory 7. The Orate Fratres.— After the -m^nent. France has an airplane' Telephone Main 6ID0 ^ SIXTH AVENUE~~GROCERY NEW STOCK 300 S. Broadway Denver, Colo, The stipends given for Masses today prayer to the Blessed Trinity, the najy equal to the combined forces of priest kisses the aitar and turning to Floral Dcsij^ns Put Up While You Wslf Groceries, Fresh Fruits and ~~THE CAMPBELL RR'c s T as well as the plate collection taken the rest of the world. England is' PHONE MAIN 1511 Under New Management to people first /extends and then re­ Vegetables COAL COMPANY up at the Offertory may l>e consid building rapidly, under the theory ------THE------joins his hands, saying, in an audible Courteous Prompt Glasgow & Morehead, Props. Lime. Cement, Sand and GtsTtl: Hay, Graia, ered as corresponding to the offerings that her forces must equal those of - - tone, “ Orate Fratres,” that is, “ Pray CURTIS PARK FLORAL CO. Treatment Delivery Coal and Wood; Gsf, Oils and Tires. of old made by the people to the Francd. Italy is also engaged in the orethren.” The remaining part of the Estabiished 1850 W. F. Hennessy, Prop. Phone South 1264 Office 1401 W. 38th Ave. Phone priest at the altar. race. prayer he says jn a low voice: “ that Choice Plants and Cut Flowers 6th Ave. at Washington Ph. S. 5?90 MILLINERY NOTIONS Yard 1400 W. 32nd Ave. . | Ceremoniet and Prayers of the Offer­ iny sacrifice and yours may find ac- Ounstantiy on baud. THE HOME OF HOMESTEAD LUMP COAL tory as it has been made since Irlf Spain had a Mussolini the coun­ Greenhouses: 34th and Curtis Streets. SOUTH BROADWAY jeptance with God the Father Al­ try mjght follow Italy’s example and the Thirteenth Century to mighty.” The faithful reply, through MILLINERY D. C. ROOT CASH GROCERY the Present Time. v?ipe but a host of politicians with a I St. Donnnic’s Parish .he altar boy: “ Yes, we will pray and wave of Fascism, say some Spanish Phone Main 4746 Your Patronage Solicited ‘ AND MA,RKET 1. The Offering of the Bread.— isk God to receive your sacrifice for editors' who are rather bitter at the THE HEBERT GARAGE ■Tl . : : 436 South Broadway Groceries, Meats, Frui(s At the conclusion of the pF.qlm called -he honor and glory of His name, and WEE BEAUTY AND If J ■■ train of events set in motion by the and Vegetables the Offertory, the priegt removes the ilso for our benelit and that of the Morocco misadventure- Incapacity Night and Day Service ' VARIETY SHOPPE Miss Mary O’Rourke— Mrs. Wright veil from the chalice and places the holy Church.” This respohse brieflj Prices Reasonable.— No and red tape arc the outstanding Our Service Car Always Ready to Go Manicuring, Scalp Treatments, Facial Mas-, r - latter at some distance to his right jums up the ends of the sacrifice, viz.. GRAY B R ols. Misleading Leaders qualities o f her leading men, they sage. Switches made from Combings. hand. He then takes from off the :he honor o f God, and the benefit of 3660 Downing Street Shampooing and Singeing. Hair Goods. GAS, OIL, TIRES; 2463 Fifteenth St. Denver, Colo. say, and 'this was the situation in chalice the paten on which the Host the Church. The priest, now bids Italy in 1922 when the Fascists made Clay Packs, Hair Bobbing, Marcelling * Repairs and Accessories lies and offers it (Host) to God, be farewell to the people and will turn L. E. RAGSDALE their triumphant march on Rome. 2746 VV. 29th Ave. Phone Gallup 453SJ; seeching Him to accept it for his own -owards them mb more until the sacri- La Razon of Madrid believes that Prompt Service at; St. John’s Parish sins and all present as well ^s for all .fice be consummated- Like the high Groceries and Meats, Fresh Lowest Prices “ everything seems to be ripening for ^ I - 1 faithful Christians, living and dead, priest of the Old Law he is going into a Fascist movement in Spain.” Is Fruits and Vegetable* D. L. CAMERON Phone S. 7247W 1258 S. Pes\rl St'e'V e ‘d y Eii ' ’ ' BTqT w RIGHT profit him and them to the Holy of Holies to converse alone reform or Masonic reaction what is The best quality at the lowest everlasting life. He then makes the with God. wanted? possible price. GROCERY AND MARKET , MILWAUKEE GARAGE sign of the cross with the paten on 8. The Secret.— In this prayer, ¥ REPAIRS AND STORAGE which the Host still lies and lays the vhich follows the Orate Fratres and 1515 E. 34th Ave. Champa 888$W Phone Gallup 630 j Sacred Heart Parish latter, as it were, a Victim on that which is so-called because it is said Political necessity, not sentiment, ACCESSORIES is the tie that binds Belgium to ' ...... 1-.' V. cross to await the moment of sacri in a low voice inaudible to the peo­ 3160 W . Fairview Place , ' GASOLINE AND OILS France, according to those Belgian THE BUSY CORNER ficial action at the consecration. ple, the priest still prays for accep­ 5 ^ Milwaukee York 9412J 2. Blessing of Water.— The priest tance of the oblation. The number journals that feel called upon in ELECTRIC W ET W A S H _ ' Frederick & Nilson these ticklish times to make clear maves to the Epistle side, pours wine if the secrets is always the same as Highest Class Family Washing* Groceries, Meats and Poultry AMERICAN CLEANERS into the chalice, and mingles with it ,he number of the Collects said after why Belgium should stick to France. Fruits and Vegetables Too many Belgians live in a fool’s AND DYERS a small quantity of water, which he che Gloria in Excelsis. The Collect Jobbing « Specialty. Ettlmates Giveo A trial will convince you of our Feed of All Kindsj WE CLEAN C-L-E-A-N first blesses."What is the significance s a special prayer to God relating to paradise, they say, and think that Service and Workmanship All henceforward for a long time there 2938 Josephine : Work First •Gia^s; We Solicit Your|of tjje m ingling o f vvoter with the the feast of the day, while the secret PARK HILL PLUMBING CO. R. II. Fairchild, Prop. -; Patronage. We Call For and Deliver. is nothing to be feared from the “ am­ Phones, York 646 and York 4927W I wine? In the prayer with which the s a prayer over the oblation, and J. F. Stahl, Manager Special Rates on Lad'cs’ and Mut’* Suits, j (]j)urch blcsses the Water she calls asks for special graces as the' fruit bition, hate and might of Germany.” 2469 Lowell Phone G. 39Q; W. R. FISHIER Dresses aQd CoRts, during this mingling, a “ great mystery. of the offering. It ends with “ Per These “ deluded ones”- ard to be Reasonable prices— QuaUty—Service Phoitc Y. 5699J 6th Aye. and MUi^aukee 1What is the mystery? The wine rep omnia saecula. saeculorum,” said in found in parliament, among the pre.ss Groceries, Meats^ Fruits and and “ even perhaps in government 4630 £. Twenty-Third Avenue Bill Holmes Has Moved resents Christ and hence is no,t a loud voice so that the people may Phones. Shop, York 6943; Res.. So. 7S68-W Vegetables THE HARMAN CASH STORE blessed, for Christ needs no blessing. ansover, “ Amen,^’ as if they said. ranks,” according to the Brussels,Na­ From 2420 14th Street IJ Doratby Stobba and H. E. S^ bbf tion Beige, which concedes that “ a We serve Corbett’s Ice Cream The water represents the faithful, » We approve of all you have done COLORADO TO 2304 WEST 27th AVE. !j Free Delivery' Dry Goods, Notions, School Supplies, who need blessing before being at the Offertory.” You will observe divorce is possible between the two gi-eat nations, neighbors of Belgium, BOULEVARD PHARMACY Auto Service— Acceiioriei Ladies' aud Gents’ Fumiskinga, united with Christ, and the mingling that this “ Per omnia saecula saecu­ . 1 Franklin 1300 Car. 2$th pad York which by allied strength conquered 0. C.'. Bcehmann. Ph, G., Hgr. Boots, Shoes and Rubbea) of both substances is a symbol of the lorum” is not ^he beginning of the Vulcanizing— Tire* and Tube* \ the empire of William II.” Paipts and Vpraishep principal fruit to be gathered from preface, as many wrongly .thiiik, but COLFAX AND COLORADO BLVD. WALTER EAST ^ F . M. ” l E I G H t o N ? 2Z&-280 Detroit St. Phone York 3963 the Mass, viz., such an indwelling in4 is the conclusion of the secret. Wholesale and R e^il Dealer In and a union of the faithful with The picture which the Church Even if the mark were to be sta­ Drugs, Soda, School Supplies Christ that nothing can henceforth wishes to set before our imagination bilized and a drastic capital levy en­ We Deliver Phone York 9471 MEATS AND GROCERIES — , m e a t s a n d GROCERIES HOFFMAN’S PHARMACY Thiul and Detroit Sta. separate them from Him- They are during the Offertory is the heart­ forced, Germany’s difficulties remain Fruit* and Vegetables one, or ought to be one,, for ,eyer rending spectacle o£ Jesus Clirist unabated. The new Poincare state­ 2300-2302 Larimer fit. : Phone York 141 Delivery Service Wp handle Corbett's lee more. This intended effect' is clearly stripped of His garments, offering ment demands a total reparations Telephone Main 14l59 DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS brought out in the blessing of the Himself to His executioners and payment of sixty-five to seventy bij- Tel. Gallup 605 2750 W. 29th ave." PATENT MEDICINES water which reads: “ G,i'ant that by stretehing His adorable body on the lion gold marks. Whether Germany OTTO^S MARKET Sosps, ComBV," Brushes; ‘Perfumerj, Faney the mystery of this water and wine cross, as a Victim ready for immola­ could pay this if she were given ev­ 0. H. GERSPAOH and Toilet Articles, and all S (^ s MASSEY usuial^ sold by .druasisU we may be made partakers of His tion. Let us gaze in spirt on this ery opportunity to do so, is a ques-, Can Supply You With Anything Staple and Fancy Groceries divinity, who deigned to become par sorrowful scene that our hearts may tion on which economists and finan­ St. Leo’s aiid St. Fresh Fish and Select ,Me*t* -J.’n -'W'U'JII." A ...il'l IMH! Grocerie*, Meats, Hardware, Dry takers of our humanity, Jesus Christ, be filled with tender emotion at the ciers are divided; but no authority Goods, Notion*, Shoes, Paints, School Elizabeth’s Free Delivery Thy Son, Our Lord.” In Masses for is foolish enough to contend that she i S t . Mary Magda.lene thought of the love of the Savior and Supplies, Fire Insurance Phone Franklin 1566 the dead the water is not blessed be that we may thus be moved to offer can pay any such sum under the Give US a trial and be convinced W. H. Hensler John Henalar 32nd Avenue and Doynipf cause all such blessings are reserved .to God our lives, pur actions and our restrictions which have been imp.osed H ARRY V A N T for the faithful departed., Another entire beings, as a small return for on her. 7-16 Knox Court Phone South 299 HENSLER BROS. WASHINGTON GARAGE reason for the mingling of the wine the pricele.ss offering He has first t o e ^ E ^ n u m pI j a r m a c y MODERN PI,UMBERS Groceries, Meats, VegetAhles, Fruit and water is to represent the blood made for us. Such an offering of Gasoline, Oils, Accesiories “ I have,” said Count Harry Kepp- M. A, Emeson, Prop. Remodeling and Jobbing a Specialty and water which flowed from the side Qurselvos made at this time wilUex- ler to The International Interpreter, .. ■ Storage Phone Lakewood 76 1449 MARIPOSA ST. of Christ when pierced by the spear. cife in our hearts yeverence apd de­ “ personally traveled through the 700 Knox Court Phone South 3556 Our Impair Department supervised by Free Delivery votion towards the great mystery Phone Main 2267 H. R. Martin, formerly instructor 3. The Offering of the Chalice. length and breadth of Gerniany. I PRESCRIPTIONS QUR SPECIALTY* soon to be, accomplished and will fa­ K. of C. school at Houston, Tex. 5200 West 26th Ave. Ei^ewater The priest, returning to the center of have addressed meetings in all parts W M ., P. KINGSTON the altar, elevates the chafie'e with vorably dispose God to dispense to pf the country and I have spoken to Where Quality, Purity and Tel. Cb- 7500 2358 Vfashington ■" Wl'.i^ .. ...U'l'l J.IIWI” both hands and looking at the cru us in more abundant measure the men of all parties. Everj'where I Service Prevails STEAM, VAPOR AND HOT WATER cifix offers it to God, beseeching His fruits of the sacrifice after the con­ found the same opiniork, that if a just HEATING St. ILouis Parisji secration. clemency, that in the might of His finding as to how much Germany cannot pay that she wants merely to Jobbing Promptly Attended To ■ ij u ■ -i- ■ I J ...... J ■ divine majesty it may ascend as a could pay were arrived at, Germany put up an impossibility to the‘ other Estimates Cheerfully Given TRY sweet odor for our salvation and that SCHOOL IN WASHINGTON BY meant to pay. I will stake my name powers; but Germany has expressed INGRAM’S GROCERY AND of the whole world. Before placing SACRED HEART MESDAME.S and reputation on this, that Germany her willingness to have a financial Phone, Main 5629. 1241 Curti* MARKET the chalice on the altar he forms Washington-— A notable addition would do her utmost to pay whatever commission inquire into her affairs. with it the sign of the cross as he to the religious orders conducting a financial commission, hacked by the She is willing, in other words, to go W . C. BAUER f o r did with the paten, and precisely for Catholic schools in the District of Co­ fullest American participation, de­ to the physician, but she would not Successor to Fred Fisher Groceries, Meats, Fruits, Vegetables the same reason. To prevent flies lumbia will be made in October, cided she could pay. Germany would, be content to come away simply with Groceries, Fruits and Vegetable* E^ir Price? F-ree Delivqry or particles of dust from falling into when the Jleligious of the Sacred hoivever, expect to be told how she the knowledge that she is sick, with­ School Supplies Phone Eng. ^ 3 . 3508 So. Bijoadway the chalice he covers it with the pall. Heart will open a day school for girls was to pay. I do not sa> that in any out being told the remedy. Once Then, bowing profoundly and with under, twelve and for smaller boys in sarcastic spirit, with any suggestion these conditions are fulfilled, how­ 1055 Eleventh Street bands joined and resting .upon th,e Massachusetts avenue. that Germany is so convinced she ever, she is determined to pay.” PHONE CHAMPA 9180-W

CONDITION CLERGY INVITED TO ELABORATE WEDDING HOSPITAL CONFERENCE AT LOCAL CATHEDRAL

The Knights of Columbus evening The third annual mountain states One of the most elaborate wed­ schqol for ex-service men will re-open conference of the Catholic Hospital dings the Cathedral has seen in The Loretto Heights alumnae will for'th e winter term on October 1. association will open at Mercy hos­ Sister Kyran, for several years months occurred Wednesday at 11:30 hold the first regular meeting of the The registration date has been set pital in Denver next Monday morn­ head of the Cathedral school, has just when Vincent _Paul Ryan of Brooklyn season at the home of the pre.sident, for September 17. ing and will continue until the next received the master of arts degree and Anna Catherine Ryan of 720 Mrs. Fred R. Schmidt, 331 Corona, Mr. Mark Sweaney, executive sec­ evening. The first morning- of the from the State Teachers’ college, Ogden street were married by her The Saturday afternoon, September 8, at retary in,charge of the Knights of conference will be given over to a Greeley. uncle, the Rev. Thomas H. Malone; two-thirty. • Columbus’ educational activities, was doctors’ session and on the se^nd Deposits made in the Hibernia with the Rev. Hugh L. McMenamin Swigert Bros. Optical Co. The regular meeting of the Good in Denver last week preparing for morning the sisters, who Will attend Bank and Trust company on July assisting. . The official witnesses WboM RtyuUtioD and Equipment; Glee Shepherd Aid society will be held the opening of this school and re-ap- from Colorado, Utah and New Mex­ 23, the day it closed its doors, are to were Thomas H. and Mary E. Ryan. You tb* HichMt Grade of SarVica Devoted Ezcluaiveip to next Sunday, September 9, at the pointed Henry P. LeClair principal ico, will have a round table discus­ be returned to depositors immediate­ tha Fitting and Manufac­ House of the Good Shepherd. The for the coming term. P. J. McCarty, sion, at which time hospital problems ly as a result of a decision Wednes­ 1550 CALIFORNIA ST., DENVER turing of Glaaaea meeting will start promptly at two department director in charge of the from a Catholic viewpoint will be day by the district court. o’clock. Autos will meet the Louis­ K. of C. educational welfare activ­ taken up. Joe and Thresa Gavin of St. Cath­ iana car to and from the meeting. ities, was also in Denver the early Prominent among the visitors who erine’s parish have returned from an Mrs. James Personger and Mrs. part of the this week. will speak at the conference are the automobile trip to Ethan and Sioux Nicholas Barr and daughters, Anslie While this evening school Is pri­ Rev. 'T. J. Mahon, S.J., and Dr. Louis Falls, S. D., where they visited their and Margaret, who were guests the marily for ex-service men, who re­ D. Moorehead of Loyola university, sisters, Mae and Sister M. Estelle of HARTFORD past two weeks at the home of their ceive training free, others may take Chicago. Bishop J. Henry Tihen will the Dominican order. 25S2-56 ISth St. Phone Gallup 1624W brother. Captain and Mrs. Cronin, the courses by paying a nominal tu­ officiate at the Solemn Pontifical Mrs. Fanny Hayes of 2251 South A Universal UNDERTAKING returned to their home in St. Louis ition fee. The same subjects will be Mass which will be celebrated at the Williams, a convert to the Catholic COLFAX AV. PASTRY SHOP COMPANY Sunday. taught this year as last, with any ad­ opening of the conference and he will Church, was received into the fold O’Donnell & Marker, Propj. The Cathedral Altar and Rosary ditional courses that may be needed, also give an address. The clergy are by the Rev. Francis W. Walsh, Au-. 1455-57 GLENARM ST. gust 25. Cakes Made to Order for Weddings, Language society will hold its first meeting of invited to attend the meetings. Parties, Etc. Phone Main 7779 the fall at the home of Mrs. B. K. BOYS’ BRIGADE GROWS •Thomas Aloysius Ryan, infant son A full line of Fresh Cookies, The world over—regard­ Res. Phone So. 3991J Sweeney, 700 Emerson street, on Fri­ JESUIT ORDERED TO of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Ryan, less of creed, color, nation 1355 Franklin, was baptized by the Doughnuts, Pastry and Bread day afternoon, September 14, at Brooklyn.— Owing to the rapid SCENE OF EARTHQUAKE or race— Memorials speak 2:30. Father McMenamin will ad­ progress the Boys’ Brigade is making Rev. Hugh L. McMenamin of the 2830 EAST COLFAX the one language of last­ in the diocese of Brooklyn, the Right Cathedral August 26. Mrs. Ryan OBITUARY dress the meeting and Miss Lucille The Rev. Charles A. Robinson, S.j', ing sentiment understood Horan will be the soloist. Rev. Thomas E. Malloy has appointed was Divina Purcell. GARFIELD MARKET left Denver Tuesday night for Tokio, by all. The friends of the Sick Poor will the Rev. James E. Rock a district Fancy Groceries and Meats BIRT D. FARGO of 4250 Irving Btreet, -Japan, on order from the superior give a card party at the Daniels & commissioner to assist Father Kilian, Many beautiful specimens Funeral was hold Thursday morning. Inter­ general of the Society of Jesus. CALENDAR OF THE WEEK After all. Quality and Service ment Mt. Olivet. Horan & Son service. Fisher tea room on the afternoon of O.M.Cap., in the extension and super­ of sculptor’s" art are dis­ With him to stricken Japan will go are what count MARY LKNORE BEACOM of 954 Detroit Monday, September 17. Those who vision of Brigade activities. A num played in our big show St. Funeral was held Friday with Requiem five other members of the order, all Sept. 9, Sunday— 16th after Pen­ L. S. Creed, Prop. wish to secure tickets or to reserve her of parishes are waiting to be or­ room — from elaborate Mass at St. Philomena’ s church. Interment of whom have been assigned to the tecost. Gospel, Luke XIV, 1-11: 3625 EAST 12TH AVE. Mt, Olivet. Horan & Son service. tables can do so by calling Mrs. M. ganized and it is expected that sev­ memorial to simple DENNIS M. FARRELli, on Saturday. German mission, which was at Tokio, Christ heals 'the Dropsical Man. St. York 660 Franklin 1172 September 1. Funeral was held Monday J. O’Fallon, telephone- York 378. The eral thousand boys will be enrolled marker. with the next few months. and of the safety of which no word Peter Claver,. S.J., 1652, Patron of morning with Requiem Mass at the Cathe­ list of hostesses will be announced has been received. FIVE POINTS HARDWARE dral. Interment Mt. Olivet. Horan & Son next week. * Negro Missions, • 1896. service. The Catholic missions will be in Sept. 10, Monday— St. Nicholas of COMPANY, Inc. 'The Catholic Daughters will have REGISTER SMALL ADS DAVID J. SHEEHAN of T14 South Grant. need of great assistance in Japan, Tolentino, O.S. Aug., 1308. an important business meeting at thfe Herbert Grossman, Pres, and Mgr. DENVER MARBLE Funeral was held Wednesday with Requiem where 250,000 lives have been lost Sept. 11, Tuesday— Ss. Protus and Mass at St. Francis de Sales' chtirch. In­ Knights of Columbus hall on Thur^ FOR SALE— Lot and half on York The Winchester Store terment Mt. Olivet. in Tokio and Yokohama. Aid for the Hyacinth, Martyrs, Rome 257. & GRANITE day evening,' September 13, at which street, between 29th and 30th, near WILLIAM KAVANAUGH of 500 Four­ Japanese missions can be sent to the Sept. 12, Wednesday— The Holy Tin, Sheet Iron and Furnace Work time the activities of the winter will new Sacred Heart church, just start­ COMPANY teenth street. Funeral was held Wetfnes- Mission society, St. Thomas’ semi­ Name of Mary. day with Requiem Mass at St. Joseph’s be outlined, socials arranged and the ed. All improvements paid. Price, Phone Main 5113 2643 Welton St. 1224 Lawrence St. church. Interment Mt. .Olivet. Arrange­ $750. Terms if desired. J. P. Dunn, nary, Denver. Sept. 13, Thursday— St. Maternus, ments by Theodore Hackc\hal. bowling teams will be formed. 1825 Lawrence. Bishop of "rreves, 250. UNION TRANSFER AND Phone Main ISIS JOHN BARBERA of 3456 Navajo street. The Colorado Milling and Elevatop Sept. 14, Friday— Exaltation of the Funeral was heW Tuesday with Requiem company of Denver will erect a new BAGGAGE CO. Mass at Mt. Carmel church. Interment Mt. PATCHWORK— Stone, brick, cem­ Holy Cross, 326 and 629. mill at Salt Lake City, according to :-il Olivet. Horan & Son service. ent and plaster; reasonable. Wendel Sept. 15, Saturday—^The Seven MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE MARY J. HANNIGAN of. 1553 West an announcement made Saturday Trunks moved, 50c up. Byers. Funeral was held this morning with Zwermann, New Western Hotel, 1143 Holy Name League Dolors of the Blessed Virgin. by officials of the firm. 'The mill Moving, 2 Men, $2.50 per Hour Requiem Mass at St. Francis de Sales' Larimer st. League of the Sacred Heart Service to 8 P. M. church. Interment Mt. Olivet, Arrange­ will have a capacity of 800 barrels General intention of September: ments by Theodore Hackethal. and the production will begin as soon MOTHERS, leave your children in Three games will be played in the The Conversion of China. Main 3232. 9 E. 19th at B’dw’y PAONIA FERNANDEZ. Funeral was held as the building is completed in a few Wednesday morning. Interment Mt. Oli­ good Catholic home; best of care by Holy Name league Sunday, and from vet. Arrangements by Theodore Hackethal. months. J. K. Mullen is president of experienced nurse; reasonable. The the line-up some good games are the company. Infants' Nursery, 2720 Downing. promised. The league leaders. An­ r'iS Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kitt, 300 So. Phone Y. 9582-J. Best of references. nunciation, will meet St. Francis de Williams, entertained their children Sales’ team on the latter’s grounds. Death and Funeral Notices and grandchildren at their cabin at ECONOMY IS THE ROAD TO Cedar and South Pearl, and a hard- By the Olinger Mortuary .Evergreen the past week. Those en­ W EALTH . Don’t sell your old rugs fought game is anticipated. The Pre­ The for joying the outing were Mr. and Mrs, or carpets as junk. Let us make sentation team, which is tie with St. KATHERINE MARIE LEYDEN of 3415 •I. J. Reilly of Pueblo, Mr. and Mrs. them into beautiful flu ff rugs. G. S. Francis de Sales’ for second place, Best Children Eliott street. Funeral was held Thursday. James Sheridan and family, Mr. and Johnson Rug Co., 1419-S. Broadway, will meet the strong Holy Family MILK August 30. with Requiem Mass at St. Do- Mrs. Thos. J. Halter and son. Junior, way. So. 6975 minio’s church. Interment Mt. Olivet. team on the Regis college grounds. and Miss Frances Kitt of Los An­ St. Dominic’s and St. Joseph’s teams H ARDW IG Apartments, 529 22nd MRS. A. A. McDo n n e l l b u r ie d geles, Calif. Visiting guests enjoy­ will play at 25th and Lowell. All of Mrs. A. A. McDonnell, wife of A. A. Mc­ ing the Sunday dinner were Mr. and street. Newly decorated. Two-room the games are scheduled for 3 o’clock. Donnell. teleirrauh operator for the Asso­ Mrs. Thomas Mainland and Dr. Min- apartments and sleeping rooms. ciated Press, died at her home, 3901 South Due to St. Leo’s and St. Louis’ of FRINK DAIRY COMPANY L:nco!n. Monday after a year’s illness. She ner. Mr. and Mrs. Kitt will return Prices reasonable. Louisville dropping out of the race, was fifty-four years old and is survived by to the city next Saturday. PIANO TUNING, rego'ating, voic­ the Sacred Heart and St. Catherine’s The Home of Full Cream Milk York 4800 her husband, three sona, one daughter, one James J. Roach of Boulder and brother and three sisters. Funeral was held ing, repairing; 22 years ’experience; teams will be idle, and will be award­ Wednesday mornin*? with Requiem Mass Elizabeth R. Johannis of Fitzsimons all work guaranteed. E. A. Howes, ed games on forfeits. at St. Francis de Sales’ church. Interment hospital were married Sept. 1 by the Mt. Olivet. formerly with Baldwin Piano Co. Rev. Francis W. Wal.sh of the Cath­ Phone Main 6662. NEW DIVISION MADE BY YOUTH DIES AFTER ACCIDENT edral. Mr. and Mrs. William Nimmo DOMINICAN SISTERS William .J. Kavanauith, 17-year-old son were the witnesses. FOR SALE— Nine rooms and Akron, 0.— According to Sister Bills Bros. of Thomas J. Kavanauith of US' Santa Ft Edward John Condon of 33 West sleeping porch; 4 lots; modem con­ Rose of the local Sisters of St. Dom­ drive, died at his home early Saturday from ANNOUNCEMENT a fractured skull incurred in an accident 13th avenue and Nell B. Crenshaw of veniences, in good condition, fine in­ inic, Akron will be the headquarters 777 BROADWAY while at play. Funeral was held Wednes­ 3259 Quitman were married Sep­ come property. One block to Berke­ of a new division of this community. We are now located in our new mor­ day' morninsc with Requiem Mass at St tember 1 by the Rev. Father T. P. ley Park and car line; 4 blocks to Sister Rose had received word from Jo.sei>h’s church. Interment was made at tuary which is open for inspection, Artistic Memorials Mt. Olivet. Kelly of the Cathedral, with Mrs. Holy Family Church and School. Mother Aveline, superior of the or­ Harry B. Leeman and William A; Will sell furnished or unfurnished; der at Caldwell, N. J., to this effect. and the public is cordially invited, t’6 Condon as witnesses. >rice and terms reasonable. 4576 Growth of the community and its Tb« Bnt Value for Your Money U. S. SECRETARY OF TREASURY ASSISTS NUNS Miss Mary Wolters, tSe housekeep- ituart- Gallup 384^3'; work arid the Central locality o f this come and see our new home. •r of the Bishop, is seriously ill in ------city ife the reason given for its se­ M ATERNITY cases in my home; London.— Andrew W. Mellon, sec­ 5t. -Anthony’s hospital. lection as headquarters for the new reservations made -for out-of-town retary of the treasury of the United Miss Alice Jones, Miss Jewel Crabb western division of the Dominican JAS. P. McCONATY cases. Best o^ care. Mrs. A. B., States, is one of the most recent bon- and Miss Margaret Quinlivan are sisterhood. Sister Mecthilde has been 4270 Tennyson; Gallup 4736-W. tribytors to the fund of $200,000 spending this week at the Q.D. lodge named as superior of the new divi­ UNDERTAKING in Georgetown. being raised here for the KELLY House. Clean, furnished sion. Miss Minnie Duray left Georgetown Irish nuns of Ypres. Mr. Mellon’s rooms; Sacred Heart parish, walking COMPANY after a very successful summer at INTERNATIONAL FRATERNITY donation to the fund was $500, the distance; rates reasonable. 2247 the Q.D. lodge. London.— The establishment of a 3020 Federal Boulevard. Phone Gallup 408 i , largest contribution from an indivi­ Larimer. Patrick Kelly, Prop. dual which has been received so far. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Harrington of Catholic Council of Foreign Relations M While Mr. Mellon was in London, just 2835 Decatur, have returned home MENLO HOTEL A n 5 APARTMENT is proposed by the order of the before his return to the United after a month's visit with friends and 1105 Stout, in St. Lqo’s and St. Eliz­ Knights of St. Columba for the pur­ States, his attention was called to relatives in various points in Kansas. abeth’s parishes. Newly furnished and pose of facilitating exchange of in­ the appeal on behalf of the nuna and Q. D. guests last week included the decorated 2-room apartments. Linen, formation between Catholics of dif­ his donation immediately followed. following: Mayme Tavares, Mabel gas, etc.^ furnished; reasonable; ferent countries. JACQUES BROS. The nuns' are Belgian war refugees Gruele, Jewel Crabb, Alice Jones, walking distance. H. A. Hames, Prop. OLDEST TRUST COMPANY IN COLORADO no-w in Ireland. Margaret Quinlivan, Ellen Westland, MONUMENTS SHORTHAND in 30 days, touch’ Margaret Hamilton, Lillah Ferris, BISHOP’S APPOINTMENTS ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ MAUSOLEUMS SEARCH FOR PRIEST FAILS Helen Shine, Elsie Sullivan, Margaret typewriting, personally or by mail. Day and night. National School of Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rob­ Sunday, Sept. 9.— Bristol and Office and Yardi 28 £ . 6th Ave. Shorthand, -429 IGth’ kt. Main 7934. Virden, 111.— Search for Father inson, Mrs. Gehlman, Mary Detmoy- Holly. Confirmation and visi­ Telephone South 73 Vraniak, Virden priest, who disap­ er, Margaret Flood, Mary Flood, Mr. CALL STORTZ FUEL & FEED CO. tation. peared March 5, while-on a business and Mrs. Thos, Tierney and sons, FOR COAL, WOOD, POULTRY Sunday, Sept. 16.— Walsen- trip to St. Louis, has finally been Margaret O’Keefe, Earl O’Keefe, SUPPLIES. 4238 YORK. YORK burg. Confirmation and visita­ abandoned, his family announced. Even if you will Mary Willier, Mary Lowery, Agnes 5S6. QUALITY, SERVICE. tion. Private detectives, employed by the Moon, Josephine Huston. York 4616 York 4614 family of the priest had lately been Sept. 26 and 27.— Bishops’ WANTED— Position by middle- meeting, Washington, D. C. following a trail that led them to aged Catholic woman as housekeeper HELP JESUIT CAMPAIGN Sunday, Sept. 30.— St. Cath­ leave only a few Missouri and Kansas, but it led to for priest; best of references. Will W. T. ROCHE Cleveland.— A. committee of forty- erine’s, Denver. Cornerstone nothing, his sister said. leave city. Address Register, Box 87. five men, representative of the entire laying of new school. AMBULANCE diocese of Cleveland, has been named GET a wonderful curio Lord’s Sunday, Oct. 7.— Monte Vis­ to conduct the campaign for. $3,000,- hundred dollars— Prayer, cast in metal; size only one-- ta. Dedication and Confirma­ SERVICE 000 to be used for the construction third inch. Single, twenty five cents, tion. COMPANY of the first unit of the group of six for one dollar. Address Burke, buildings of Cleveland university- Sunday, Oct. 14.— Salida. l£j34 Homestead St., Baltimore, Md. Prompt and Careful Theodore The new university, successor to St. Confirmation and visitation. OU want to have certain Gonrtbous Ignatius college, will be under direc­ PIANO tuning $2.50. Pianos, Sunday, Oct. 21.— Superior tion of the Society of Jesus. players, phohographs. All kinds of and Lafayette. Confirmation people inherit your property. Day or Night and visitation. Y small instruments. Holland Music Hackethal Sunday, Oct. 28.— Salt Creek. Best Ambulances in the West PHONE CHAMPA 1)161 Store., 1469 So. Pearl; phone So. Are you sure they will get it? 6696. W. J. Lameris. Dedicadon. Mount Qarmel, Pu­ GEO. P. HACKETHAL eblo. Confirmation. UNDERTAKER WANTED— A lady to share small Sunday, Nov. 4.— Welby. Our new booklet, "Who Will Get FUNERAL apartment, Capitol Hill. Box 62. Confirmation and visitation. MONUMENTS AT THE RESIDENCE Your Estate?", shows how the MORTUARY WANTED— Your home to decorate Mt. Carmel, Denver. Confirma­ PARLORS BOO 14TH STREET AT GLENARM and your auto to paint. Eureka tion and visitation. laws may defeat your purpose — Painting Co., Main 4871; shop 2969' Sunday, Nov. 11.— La Junta. Welton. Dedication. 1449-51 KALAMATH ST. and points out the remedy. % WILL share an apartment with Everyone should read it! Phone Main 3658 Catholic lady; walking distance; rent aaM t Mount Olivet reasonable. Phone Main 7622. Res. Phone Main 3250 SIX-ROOM brick, gas, electric lights and water; Catholic and public Cemetery schools; good car service. Small cash payments and ternis to- suit. Price Booklet GYE is mailed free. Call $2650. See owner, T. P. Rodgers, for a copy or send this coupon I CARRIGAN ' W e Make Our Own 44th and Raleigh. BURIAL VAULTS WANTED—Half day’s work by Sample of mj work male college student. Bookkeeper, Name...... J. M. GREEN I Monumental Works 1876 Lafayette Street They are Permanent, Water­ trained executive. Can take respon­ Fbone York 7dl0______Est. 1892 3145 Walnut Ph. C. 1079-w proof, Indestructible sibility. Age 23. Box 98, Register. Address. I READ THE ADS. 4»i‘ <■■!’ •> WANTED—Place ^here boy stu­ dent can work for his board. Box 60, Rt. Rer. J. Banry Tihra, D.D., Register. »444*H i>*«"t.l 'm .***'H"i’**'M 'ii!'’l'’I'4’********’>*****M’****’M“K Praaideot T r u s t D e p a r t m e n t Rtt. Mark W. Lappan, WANTED— Good Catholic home THE Secretary and Manacar for beautiful and healthy boy baby E. F. Goebal. Aaa’t Sacretary 7 U h e three months old. Mother unable READY B. C- Olda, Superintendaat financially to care for him. Box 5. TO SERVE YOU i; Hallack & Howard Lumber Co. f o r ” SALE OR TRADE— 160 Fall Hats and Fixin’s for Men acres; good opportunity for filling al T rust BUILDERS OF Stetson, Young’s and other fine • • *?/lA >iQME;p»OdlUCT \ .' station. If interested call York ;; Hats...... $3.50 to $7.00 11 7760-W. 1144 Downing. MCMBEH Company Midwest Caps, finest made, $2.00 • • FEOfiRAL w h i t e l i O A F RESERVE SITUATION wanted — Student SYSTEM ’ Seventeenth and California Streets Bilt-Rite Mill Worljc P L O t J i z wishes employment in half-time job. for Half a Century Fiimoos For Ifs High Oulilitv Exp. in clerical work. Can arrange I O’BRIEN’S A Very Strong Bank—Organized in 1891 EXCELSIOR FLOUR MILLS schedule for either morning or after­ 1112 SIXTEENTH ST. : .MAIN 25 7TH AND LARIMER Denver Colo. Phone-M.380- noon work. Box 15, Register. Opposite D. & F. Tower ' I I lift I t t l t t t l t t t t t t t * >a«'*-*'«-***-****.***''»'* * * * * * * * * * *^ PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS 14 H >♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦* AX

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