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VOL. Vllh NO. 38. DENVER, COLORADO, THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1913. •IJO PBB TEAS, m ADVAKCB. PRICE FIVE CIMTI.

Auspicious Pueblo Dedication POPE ANXIOUS CARDINAL j TO RESUME REBUKES FREE R D N im SHOW FOR HDDES! New Sacred Heart Church Latest Addition to Churches of D iocese- m s DUTIES OSLER Father Clarke Delivers Sermon MONSTER STREET PARADE TUESDATI Improvement in Pontiff’s Health Scientist Declares for Science So Noted That Daily Bulletins By Staff Correspondent. Sunday morning at 8 o’clock Rev. Fa­ Alone — Churchman Chal­ Pueblo, April 21.—An imp^ing sight ther Callanan of Durango, said the last Are Discontinued—Doctors lenges Statements. It was when the reverent and curious mass in the old church, where a class of Compelled to Enjoin Con^ Knights of Columbus Arrsinge Special Minstrel gazed in awe and wonder; the rich and about fifty children received first holy, plete Quiet poor; employer and employe alike, knelt communion. The sermon was given by Baltimore, Md., April 19.—^When part of the speech of Sir William Osier, at with bowed heads, inside; while outside Father Callanan and music was fur­ By CatlioUo P t m s O aU*. the dedicatory exercises of the Phipps Matinee for Nuns and School Children another tiirong stood eager to witness nished by the children’s choir. Rome, April 23.—Jhe Holy Father Psychiatric clinic at the Johns Hopkins the ceremony of Dedication, when the Description of the Church. continues to improve in strength. On hospital, was read to Cardinal Gibbons, handsome new Sacred Heart Church was The exterior of the edifice is remark­ Friday last he signed several decrees, the prelate exclaimed: dedicated to “ the work, not of man, hut able in every line and detail for the per­ including the letter of appointment to “ I am shocked!” of God,” by his Ix>rdship Bcv. K. C. fect harmony in materials, colors and Cardinal Ferrata, as ,Papal Legate to AT AUDITORIUM TUESDAY AFTERNOON-ALL FREE! Sir William, who is professor of med­ Mats, Bishop of Denver, who was in style, and presents an imposing silhou­ the Malta Eucharistic Congress. This icine in Oxford university, said in part: full charge of all ceremonies, assisted ette as its spire reaches high into the signture was made in his usual firm “Primitive views still preval every­ by Rev. Hilary Kaib, 0. S. B., Rev, Pat­ heavens, above every other -building in strong hand. y thd vicinity, and yet it is flanked by where of man’s resolution to the world rick Phelan, and Rev. Louis Dougherty, Angelo Sarto, the Pope’s brother, ar­ some of the handsomest residences in and to the unchartered region about Automobile and Minstrel Parade at Two o’Clock—Coupon and the pastor Rev. Thomas J. Wolohan. rived on Thursday for a short visit. him. So recent is the control of the Promptly at 10 o’clock the blessing of the city, the Court house, and Centen­ A long and complete rest is urged for nial High school. Yellow tapestry brick forces of nature that even in the most the church was begun, and this was fol­ the Holy Father by the doctors in at­ For Kiddies Admitt^Lnce in This Paper have been used for the finish, and huge civilized countries man has not yet ad­ lowed by solemn high mass, at which tendance. These have discontinued the stones used for the window sills. Three justed himself to the new conditions and Father T. J. Wolohan was celebrant. bulletins. handsome doorways lead to the vesti­ stands half awake, rubbing his eyes. Father Qarke’s Sermon. The great ceremony planned for Pen­ bule, which is tiled, with the tiny hexa­ “ Ninety-nine per cent of our fellow A FREE SHOW I A BIG PARADE! Rev. Edward Clarke of Colorado tecost Sunday in the papal chapel of St. gon tiling. Again three large doors'lead creatures, when in trouble, sorrow or Springs gave the sermon, and it was Peter, has been postponed indefinitely to the church proper. sickness, trust to charms, incantations masterly and surely one of the grandest that the Hoiy Father may be present. All You kiddies I Nothing slow about the Denver Knights ot' On entering one is impressed with the and to the saints. •ermons ever delivered here. Father With courage and determination the Columbus I beautiful arches and pillars which sup­ More Follow Shrines than Scientists. Heard the good news? Clarke has wonderful oratorical power Holy Father insists on doing all within port the high ceilings, and the various “ Many a shrine has more followers and impressed upon his hundreds of lis- prudent care of his health to gratify the The Knights of Columbus and the Register Yon know they are going to give a big mia- graceful lines of the entire whole. The than Pasteur; many a saint more be­ are going to give you a chance to see the many thousands of pilgrims at Rome. strel show at the Auditorium, May J., and who walls are now of purest /white, awaiting lievers than Lister. Knights of Columbus Minstrel show, absolutely ever heard of a Miustoel Show without a Pa­ the decoratoria hand. Only the walls of “ Less than twenty years have passed free at the Anditoriom next Tuesday after­ rade? So they are going to have a parade. the Sacristy are tinted the richest hlue- since the last witch was burned in the noon, April the twenty-ninth. V Hear yel Hear ye I All ye knights with ma­ green to give color to the marble altars, REPEAT British Isles. Yon know the Knights of Columbus in this chines. Get in that parade! It’s going to bo and the rich floor coverings are of deefi “ Mentally, the race is still in leading city are going to give an honest to goodness next Tuesday afternoon, and will start at 2 green. LAYMEN’S strings. In the childhood of the world, minstrel show at the Auditorium next Thurs­ o ’clock from the Auditorium building and will Three altars gr^e the sanctuary, all we cahnot expect people to put away day night. May 1, and all the grown ups are go down Curtis Street to 17th, up Seventeenth handsomely ■ decorated with gold scrolls, RETREAT childish things.” ' going to be there. There will be a lot of funny to Welton, down Sixteenth Street to Latimer, and the dainty spires of the main altar “ Scientists in any line sometimes fellows with their faces blacked up, who will reach high into the rear tower. Above Second 'Week-end Retreat for make statements such as that of Dr. sing songs, and dance, and tell funny jokes. and then up to 15th St. to the Auditorium, where a special matiness performance is going the-main a lt^ is a life-size statue of Osier,” said the Cardinal, “and only a It is going to be so good that the K i^h ts of Laymen to be Held at Sacred to be given at 3 o ’clock, absolutely free for the Our Lord, and at either side, angels short time ago I had to defend some Columbus thought it a shame that the kiddies Heart College in July kiddies, and the good nuns who teach your truths Jhat Thomas A. Edison attacked. couldn’t see it all, and since the Knights of children all week. “ These scientific specialists think their Columbus are great big-hearted fellows, they The. second week-end retreat for lay­ statements should go unchallenged, but decided that the kiddies would get a chance All you pretty girls—-yes you are pretty! The men at Sacred Heart College is bekig ar­ this one of Dr. Osier shall not, and 1 to see it all. So they came to the office of the Knights of Columbus want you in that parade. ranged for, and will be held on Friday, shall write to him asking him to retract Register, and they told us what they wanted to Get right in the machine with dad, or uncle, or Saturday and Sunday, July 11, 12 and it. do, and we agre^ that it would be fine, and brother, or just plain Bill. Fill every machine 13. 'this retreat, which will take tee “ I would like to call the attention of l I so we said we would print a coupon in this that M il be standing ready to get in the parade form of a spirituah introspection, will Dr. Osier to the fact that Pasteur was a paper that all you little folks conld cut out in front of the Auditorium and fill it full. 'Wear be conducted by Rev. Edw. J. Barry, S. J. devoted Catholic and put his trust in use just like you would use a ticket to any that natty tailored suit, or that new spring The exercises will be held in the Col­ the saints. theatre. dress, and that hat with the rabbit’s ears. Get lege chapel, and each man making the “He said that as his knowledge of REV. THOMAS J. WOLOILAN, So here you are! your best girl friend to come along and w ell retreat will he assigned to a private medicine increased, his'-ftiith grew like­ Pastor of Sacred Heart Church, to whose all have a boosting fest for the Kn^hts of Co­ room in the college building. Meals will wise. The statements attributed to Dr. The coupon is right at the bottom of this zeal and energy so much credit is due. lumbus Minstrel Show. be served in the college dining room. Osier are an attack on Christianity. page, in one comer. You cut it out and tell The same arrangements which prevailed “ I am surprised that he should make papa and mamma that you are going to the And say! This is a Secret I Maybe—we say teners the gratitude they owe to their matinee performance of the Knights of Co­ last year will be in force, namely, no such attacks in this age. maybe—if some of the end men overcome their pastor, WHO has labored so untiringly lumbus I^ s tr e l Show, and that it won’t cost and willingly among them to accomplish charge, except the actual expense, will “ What do the things that Dr. Osier bashfulness, they will consent to ride right be incurred by those making the retreat, preaches stand for? Fifty years and you anything, cause you’ve got a coupon ticket, along with you in the machine. Of course a lot the erection of such a handsome struc­ and have been invited by the Knights of Co­ and the nominal sum of five dollars will all his teachings may be overthrown by of the Minstrel men will walk just like they ^ ture. Father Clarke dwelt at length lumbus Minstrel Committee, and the Register. upon the many unusual features of the cover all. new discoveries. His whole doctrine is when Al. Field comes to town, and they will But listen, all you big brothers and sisters church and how proud such a small con­ Last year twenty-seven gentlemen based on theory. swing natty canes and keep step 'with the who are over eighteen aren’t included in this gregation .sliould be of sucli a structure. made the first retreat ever given in this “ Fifty years ago the scientists of that music! St. Vincent’s boys band and St. Leo's invitation. This is going to be a party for the The choir of over 0 voices accom­ diocese for laymen, and all were enthu­ day imagined they'knew all that was to drum corps are going to be right there and little brother and the little sister. Only you panied by Matt Jerman’s orchestra, ren­ siastic, declaring that they would re­ be known of medicine; ^^et today their they will play all the popular airs. You know MRS. A. P. DEUS, children who are under eighteen will be ad­ dered Sterns’ Mass in F, and it was an turn- this year and bring others with conclusions are overthrown by later dis­ it’s going to be just like a regular minstrel pa­ Whose beautiful mezzo-soprano voice mitted on the coupon by the door man. .And unusual musical treat, hirs. Fred Dixon them. Unfortunately, the college is only coveries. rade,—only bigger, same as the show will be was heard in the “Agnus Dei” at each of you little children must have a separate was organist, and Miss Helen Heller was provided to accommodate a few men at Church Not Founded on Theory, Like bigger. In the parade the knights who are go­ the dedication mass.^ coupon. If sister gets this coupon first, and In full charge as director. The “ Agnus a time, and if more than this number Science. ing to take part will be all bilked np, and in brother seems to be left out, why just*tell Dei,” s ^ g by Mrs. A. P. Deus, whose guard the tabernacle, which is lined with apply, a second retreat will take place “ The Catholic Church is not founded the costume they will wear at the matinee per­ brother to go over and cut the coupon out of deep niezzo-soprano voice filled the on the last three days of the following on theory, and, whereas, the whole formance that will be given free for the clul- costly bronze. In the middle of the base imcle’s paper, or maybe grandmother takes the church, simply thrilled the congregation of the altar is a handsome reproduction week. world is informed of its doctrines, the dren that afternoon. Application blanks may be secured conclusions of Dr. Osier are known to Register. Ask her to give you the coupon from and indeed brought many to tears. in bisiiue of “ The Last Supper.” You girls who know members of the Knights from any .of the Jesuit priests at the comparatively few. The world at pres­ her paper. > Mrs. Martin Walter, Jr., rendered The side altars are equally handsome, of Colnmbns ask them all about this big pa­ college or at Sacred Heart Church. ent is alarmed by the condition of the Of course we suppose that the kiddie who is Gounoii'a ‘Ave‘'Maria” for the Offertory, with the statues of Joseph and Mary. rade, and then tell about it to your other church head and changes in his health reading this goes to a Catholic Parochial and her clear perfect soprano tones were The altars were made in Dubuque, la.. friends, and above all arrange for that machine are of great interest, more, perhaps, School, so we ’ll tell you another secret. Maybe reached in a triumph of sacred music. and are said to be the handsomest ones dows, made of triple stained glass. The to be in front of the Knights of Columbus than that of any scientist whom we your teacher will be there, because the Knights Miss Marie Burke and Mr. Henry Mc­ in the state except in the Cathedral. four small windows above the main Building next Saturday afternoon, and you be know now.” of Columbus have invited just as many of the Carthy sang the “Qui Tollis” of the altar were placed: there too, and be in the machine, and see if this The Stations of the Cross are one- Dr. Osier, when informed that the Car­ Sisters as want to come to be present at this Credo, and .-.iss Burke’s contralto voice “ In Memory of hfichael Farney.” Denver town doesn’t rub it’s eyes when t h ^ • ^ sixth the life size, and they again at­ dinal regarded his reported utterances matinee performance. Of course the Sisters with the heavy' basso, was beautiful, “ For Our Dead, Mrs. Thomas Liloyd.” see that big parade. test the excellent taste of the Building as an attack on Christianity appeared won’t require any coupon tickets, and a section and especially when Mrs. J. C. Roy fol “ In Memory of Tliomas A. Lynch.” Committee, because there are no higli to be greatly disturbed. of the theatre will be reserved for them. But lowed with the solemn “ Et Incamatus “ By the Children’s Sodality.” Remember next Tuesday afternoon right colors. “ I am no enemy of the saints.” he de­ all you children can take any seat down stairs Eat,” in clear soprano. Mr. J. C. Roy The two side windows, each costing after dinner the parade will start and be over Two life size angels, holding hasjns of clared. “ I will tal kto my friend the in the auditorium you like, after all the Sis­ rendered the "Benediotus,” which closed nearly $1,000, were placed by the Young about three o ’clock, so don’t make that date to holy water, guard the entrance. Cardinal about this ,as soon as I get ters have been seated. the rare musical part of the ceremony. Ladies’ Sodality, representing the “As­ go to the “ movies” until after this hour. back to Baltimore.” After the long services a banquet was The Baptismal Fount is placed in a sumption.” and the Ladies’ Altar and Another thing; St. Vincent’s Boys Band and He mentioned the Cardinal’s name in Now this is your invitation, everybody, t& tendered Bishop Matz and several visit special room in the front of the church, Rosary Society, representing "Jesus St. Leo’s Drum Corps will be there and will a way that indicated his feelings toward make yourselves right at home, and get in that ing pricets at the residence of Father at the left. The font is from the Da Blessing Little Children.” Other side show you how well they can play. the prelate are kindly, and he is eager parade. Wolohan. Prato company, and is unusually hand windows of smaller dimensions will be Altogether it is going to be one big day for to have an opportunity to settle the At "i.lO o ’clock a large class was con some, being made of purest white mar­ placed for the D C. B. A., the A. 0. H. you kiddies, so cut out the coupon, and remem­ Don’t forget,—parade next Tuesday after­ dicerenoe by a heart-to-heart talk. firmed by tbc Bishop, and- he delivered ble and gold. and Auxiliary. The large rose window ber the door man won’t let yon in if yon are noon,—and the big evening show—^well you the sermon, which was followed by Ben Perhaps the most costly and inspiring in the front of the building has not been over eighteen years old, or haven’t got your are going to see the show next Thursday night odiction.r-T decorations of the church arc the win donated by any person as yet. NO PAID-UP SUBSCRIBERS coupon ticket. at the Auditorium. Youve all heard a lot about the fourth logue and dialogue will fly thick and their applications for seats. Amoog Protestants of Gunnison Above minstrel show to be given by the fast. Nor will the personages in the au­ those who will occupy boxes will b« Subscribing to “ The Menace.’ ’ dience be spared—local' take-offs on Grand Knight and Mrs. John E. Hess* Knighta of Columbus at the Auditorium well-known meifibcrs of the order will and party,, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Riordan, Gunnison, April 22—Ijast week’s issue on May Lst, and you’ll hear a lot more be given. -Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Johnson, Gov. and of the Menace, chronicled the fact that —but ls‘st of all, see it for yourselves. The proceeds of the evening’s enter­ Mrs Elias Ammons, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Rev. Wm. Kipp, Pastor of St. Peter’s It will be decidedly worth while. tainment will be devoted to a fund for Dunn, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. MePhse. Church, this city, had caiwed the Parish installing a gymnasium in the club- Other box parties are being planned by Visitor, to be sent to every family in There will be twelve funny end-men. rooms of the order. The members of the members of the younger Catholic set. his Parish, and to fifty Protestant fam­ Jack Coffey. Harry Robertson. Wm. Ki>-c cast are drawn mostly from the younger The Minstrel Committee who are look­ ilies. The article further stated that Jack Ryan. Dan Gaffey, Ja^k Walsh, Ar­ members who have been rehearsing for ing after all details includes Charlea this action was taken becau*!^ “ the thur Prior, and others. Prior will be several weeks under the joint direction Nickerson, Thomas McGovern, Walter Menace was found to be in such^^igh among the soloists who will sing one of of Charles Nickerson and Thos. McGov­ Davoren, Arthur Sexton, James Shepp, favor in Gunnison,’ and poor support those raggy coon songs. Walsh will ern, and the older members of the order Jack Walsh, Eugene Kennedy and Dr. was being afforded any Catholic [laper. sing "All Aboard for Alabara’,” Roliert- are lending every encouragement by Jas. I. Laughlin. When shown the clipping from the son does some clever dancing during the Menace. Father Kipp said: “ You may chorus of his song. “ The Rag Time Sol­ eballenge tliis slimy sheet to publish the dier Man,” and the inimitable Ryan will name of one paid up suhseriher in Gun­ again appear in his screaming girl im- nison.” .personations. Franklin Burrell, a dancer Admit Bearer, who is a school child under “ The Protestants in this community and song artist without equal in his liiic, eighteen years of age to are far too educated and decent to be­ will ke<‘p the aislicnce in convulsions oi 1 1 smear their intellect by reading, much laughter during his stay before the foot­ •* Matinee Performance less by paying for such an otter’s fetid lights. Jack Coffey will sing “ Kill that ii Bear.” but what’s the use of continuing z o sputterings.” i “ If there lie any Brother-Paid-Up Ot­ the list of good things, t S\iffice it to o o t ters in this community, they must l>e state that when the curtajin descends on petting their mail by freight, or ex- the first scene, youll be ready to declare Q. Knights of Columbus c ! prcs.s, and they certainly have the most the production the^ best qver. D u I cleanly skunk skinned a mile when it And when the curtain rises on the sec­ Minstrel Show O o i comes to covering up tracks.” ond part of the program-j-when the dif­ Auditorium Tuesday, April 29th ferent memliers of the council imper­ U z i AMERICAN PILGRIMS ARRIVE. sonate the inhabitants ol Darktown at a swell reception—why youll know that Courtesty of Bx CathoUc m u w Cabl*. the best portion was left to the last. THE K, OP C. MINSTREL COMMITTEE Rome, April 23.—Bishop Sehrembs and Then will be seen Thomas McGovern, THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER the pilgrims from Toledo, Ohio, are in William Shepp, Wm. Detmoyer, Jos. 1 1 Ulterior View of the Sacristy, showing the handsome Altars and marble Communion RaiL -Cut by Star-Journal. the city. Cody and Thomas Flynn, while mono- DINVXB OATHOLIO RXuiBTUL THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1913. Points of View. Dying Ptiuper Makes Restitution. The Pope Seriously 111. A Noted Woman Novelist. A t the time of their election, our (X o . 386 o t Onz'mio’s W h o Among Amarloan Oatbolloi.") Popee are usually considerably be­ h e dying confession of Thomas make myself right with God. I want yond middle age; and during the last Connelly, 72 years old, who died to find this lady, because I stole Latest Reports Are Alarming. lyr OLLY ELLIOT SEAWELL, was ten years of their lives Rumor, in the Ta pauper in a Chicago lodging house,about $300 worth of jewelry from ^ born in Gloucester County, Va., dearth of other news, is odioiously was admitted as a will in the prohate her twenty years ago. in 1860, the daughter o f John Tyler and busy about their illnesses. But event­ court on Monday. “ I also stole $20 and a beautiful u r i n g the past week the ill­ he was advised not to talk, he la s t­ Frances (Jackson) Seafrell. Her fa­ ually Rumor tells the truth; for it Connelly wrote to a parish priest prayer book. I sold the jewelry and ness of the Pope has been ed on explaining how he had just ther was a nephew of President John got some goods and started to peddle. awakened Sroax a most wonderful is appointed to all of us, one day, in Escanaba, Mich., that twenty-two D made a leading news article in Tyler, and came of a family noted in to die. years ago he had robhed a woman, I made money. Now I am dying and dream. many generations for high culture, now living there, of $300. To make 1 want to pay back this money. I ^ most of the dailies. The re­ He seemed, he said, to have return­ and her mother was a daughter of A DKMOCR.4TIC caucus at Washing­ restitution was his last wish, and the kept the prayer book. It is bound ports have been alarming, then en­ ed to his beloved Venice. He was in Maj. Williap Jackson of Baltimore. ton, is now considering the tariff re­ old man, supposed to be penniless, in gold and her name is inside. couraging, and again alarming. his patriarchal gondola on the grand Md., a distinguished soldier in the vision measure which President Wil­ had more than $1,000 sewn in his “ Father, for God’s sake, try to Wednesday morning, it was re­ canal. Everything was blazing with second war with England. Miss Sea- son and Representative Underwood underclothing for that purpose. find this lady. Father, I have suf­ ported that the Pope’s lease/ of life sunlight, when suddenly above St. well’s education was irregpilarly con­ recommend as a fulfillment of Dem- fered for my sins and I am living like Mark's the sky opened and he saw Connelly died on Jan. 29, 1912, in was considered a question of but a ducted, but in her reading her parents oeratie promises in this matter. It a paup>er in a lodging house. I have a vision of bis dead sister, Rosa, who, were most particular that only the best is forecasted that the caucus will ap­ a lodging house. The letter, written $1,500 sewed in my underwear trying few hours by Dr. Amici and several descending towards him, took his three days before his death, was ad­ standard works of history and litera­ prove this measure with very slight to keep it for this lady. I made of the Vatican prelates; that his hand, saying: ture should come into her hands. She change; and that enough Democratic dressed to the Rev. Francis J. every cent of the money out of her fever had risen to 10 2 degrees, his “ The moment has not yet come for Barth of Escanaba. The appeal to lived on the old plantation until her oongressmen will bold themselves things I stole and I have paid every­ left lung and bronchial tubes were you to join me. Your work is not yet father’s death, and shortly after, bound by the caucus decision to put Father Barth to find the woman from thing back I ever stole and I want finished.” whom Connelly stole $430 worth of seriously congested, and tbe symp­ with her family, took up her residence th» bill smoothly through the to pay this lady. toms of pneumonia more threatening. E’ollowing this improvement. Prof. in Washington, D. C. House. The real danger for the jewelry a quarter of a century ago “T homas Connelly.” Marchiafava allowed the Pontiff's measure will come when it reaches led to her discovery as Mrs. Anna The adverse change came with nephew to enter the room. There was After a visit to England, where she the Senate. Wool and sugar own Jane Gallagher McCauley of Escan- “ Father, this is a good Irish name. alarming suddeness after the Pope an affecting' scene. The frail and seems to have profited by every experi­ aha. Her claim for $1,374, the val­ I wish I never had brought shame on enough Democratic senators to defeat bad made a remarkable rally, lasting aged Pontiff and the young ^ and ro­ ence. she contributed to ‘ ‘ Lippin- Molly Elliot SeawelL or seriously mutilate the measure. ue of the stolen property and accu­ it.” for nearly twenty-four hours. bust priest embraced tenderly, the cott’s Magazine ’ ’ several short stories But the Democratic leaders have this mulated interest, will be paid by the Connelly did not live to get a reply latter being unable to restrain bis with a Russian setting, and under a public administrator from Connel­ to his letter. After his death the Meanwhile, bulletins as to the con­ stories published in tbe leading maga­ club: they can in that event treat dition of the Pope have been issued emotion at finding tbe Pope so Russian name, founded upon inci­ zines. In 1890 she undertook her with the progressive Republican sen­ ly’s funds, which are ample to cover county authorities found $1,577 in changed physically. dents collected by her while abroad. his pockets and sewed to his under­ from time to time by the doctors in first juvenile, “ Little Jarvis,” a ators. it. The sisters of the Pope and his Their speedy acceptance encouraged naval story, which won a prize mer- Connelly’s letter indicated that he clothes. His' letter caused Father attendance, and also by Cardinal niece are happy in having the Pope’s her to continue, and during the next ’ * * * could not die in peace without con­ Barth to believe that was all his es­ ed by The Youth’s Companion, over T hs Senate as now constitutor Merry del Val. The conclusion is a nephew with them, as he is most few years she wrote short stories and 2,000 competitors. counts 51 Democrats, 44 Republicans, fessing the theft and obtaining ab­ tate, but the public administrator hopeful for the recovery of the Pon­ sketches, under a variety of noms-d»- solution. He wrote: found dso a safety deposit key, and reasonable one, that the Pope is in In 1891 she contributed to the New and 1 Progressive, (Poindexter of an examination of the box disclosed a precarious if not an alarming con­ tiff and keeps up their spirits. plume, in the meanwhile gaining a York “ Critic” her famous essay Washington). Of the 44 Republic­ dition; and that his death as a climax Adverse Rumors Are Heard. practical experience in authorship “ The Absence of the Creative Facul­ ans, nine are classed as Progressive “ The Rev. Father Barth: I saw a bank book of the Hibernian bank and opportunities to correct any crud­ your name in a paper from Escana­ with a deposit of $1,179 and another of his present illness is not improba­ Despite the optimistic tone of the ty in Women,” which excited wide­ Republicans: Senators La- Fallette, Tuesday’s bulletins, it is believed by ities of style. In 1886 she wrote spread comment and discussion, and Cimimins, Qronna, Bristow, Clapp, ba, and I ask you to help a poor, bank book of the * Northern Trust ble. “ Maid Marian,” which, published in dying sinner. I am looking for a company with deposits of $634 and some that the Pope’s illness is not was reprinted in England and Borah, Crawford, Kenyon and Nor­ Pope a Difficult Patient. following a favorable coarse. Ru­ ‘ ‘ Lippincott’s ’ ’ attracted considera­ throughout the continent of Europe. ris. lady named Anna Jane Gallagher, two dividend checks from a savings Prof. Ettore Marchiafava gave out ble attention, and being dramatized and I hear she married Patrick Mc- bank of $84 each. mors are heard that tbe patient suf­ The charm and merit of her style was With this line up we should im­ the following statement Tuesday: fers from suffocating paroxysms of by Miss Sea well, was presented with still further shown in 1895, when agine that an honest tariff revision Caulqy and moved to Escanaba. She “ My jewels were stolen in May, “ The illness of the Pope is now had a brother-in-law living here and 1891,” she said to Judge Cutting on what are called bronchial asthma, to success by Rosina Yokes. with her novelette, “ The Sprightly bill, such as Ib*e8ident Wilson wants, taking its normal course. The pati­ allay which antiseptic inhalations are Her first novel, “ Hale Weston,” Adventures of Marsac,” she won the I asked him where the pretty sister Monday. “ I never had any idea who ent was much better during tbe fore­ ought to go through the Senate took them until Father Barth came frequently used. Tbe announcement which appeared in 1889, was translat­ $3,000 prize offered by the New York eventually. went, but I could not confess to him. noon after his night’s rest. He had ed into German, and achieved even “ I am 82 years old and I want to to me to ask my maiden name.” in the official evening bulletin that “ Herald” in a competition for the had a slight setback late Monday. If the improvement in the bronchial greater success. Thereafter she best short story. Michigan has again voted down it is possible to induce Pope Pius to symptoms continues is based on a wrote under her own name, producing Personally she is highly cultured woman’s suffrage, and The Woman’s follow the orders of his medical ad­ decrease in the unfavorable sounds in succession the “ Berkeleys and and is the possessor of many charming Journal blames the brewers. Mrs. visers, the amelioration in his condi­ in the stethoscope. Their Neighbors” (1888); “ Throck­ graces of manner, and is widely popu­ Carrie Chapman Catt says, according Socialist Strike in Belgium tion will bring with it a revival of Another report says the abatement morton” (1890); “ A Strange, Sad lar in the brilliant circles of the na­ to the New York Tribune: strength. of the fever is due to the medicine Comedy” (1892); “ Children of Des­ tional capital. She is a convert from “ About a week before election an “ In other words the recovery of which has been given tbe patient to tiny” (1893), and a number of short Episcopalianism. \ address to the- voters of Michigan Against Plural Voting. the Pope is chiefly in his own hands. promote respiration, but that his was sent to many of the country pa­ “ The Pope is a most difficult pa­ respiration is still labored and rapid tient to deal with. While apparently pers. It was signed by the anti-suf­ nay Bsv.'Fstcr X. Diets.] of an impending strike. Let the So­ ^nd tbe danger of the inflammation fragists, but sent out by the Liquor S in the case of Francesco Fer­ cialists first publicly state that they giving in to the recommendations of spreading to the ramifications of the M inister Thanks God for Dealers’ Association with a request rer, so now the ordinary press did not contemplate such a strike his physicians, the moment he feels bronchia) tubes is still considerable. that it be printed and the bill sent A reports that first reached for political motives.” slightly better he insists on having It also is declared that the Pope’s to them. Somebody made a mistake this country about the Bel­ This the Socialists declined to do, his own way, saying ‘I command weakness continues and remains a the Catholic Church. and sent the letter with the enclosed gium strike are manufactured mostly and a few days later it was an­ here.’ ” j serious matter and that stimulants anti-suffrage appeal to a suffrage pa­ at the Socialist and Masonic head­ nounced that on. Monday, April 14, Tells of Wonderful Dream. and tonics have failed to counteract per, whose editor at once turned it quarters at Brussels. To set Catho­ the strike would begin. The Oppo­ After his afternoon 'sleep qn Mon­ his debility. This causes pitiable de­ N the Chicago Inter-Ocean of last ther O’Connor continued the Mass over to us.” lic readers right we furnish the fol- sition, tbe combined Liberal and So­ day it was observed that the Pontiff pression and uncontrollable fits of I Monday, there appeared a ser­ and' the pastor, completed the ad­ Prosit. ylowing statement about the origin of cialistic parties, had not tbe slightest looked bright pnd happy. Although weeping. mon by Rev. Charles Bayard ministering of- communion. the strike. doubt about victory at tbe polls, and Mitchell, D. D., LL.D., who is T he vacancy of chaplain of the such was their certainty that they said to be the most widely-known United States Senate has been filled The Belgian Strike. told the people they would unques­ A . P . A . ’s E x p o s e d . Eucharistic Congress, Methodist minister in the West, and Constantine Year by the appointment of Rev. Forrest is pastor of St. James Church, Chica­ The great strike of the work­ tionably have universal and simple J. Pbettyman, a retired Methodist suffrage, for the Liberals and Social Carl Heiligstadt of 3852-A Ashland The official program of the Eu­ go. Among other things Dr. Mitchell Opens W ith Mass. minister. The question has been ask­ ingmen in Belgium to force the said: government to abolish plural vot­ ists agreed on this question and felt avenue and Edward Hanpeter of 2911 charistic Congress in Malta is as fol­ ed^ has a Catholic ever acted as chap- sure a Socialist-Liberal Ministry St. Louis avenue, St. Louis, were con­ “ I have long since come to that Many thousands of persons on lam to the Congress of the Unit^ ing, began quietly Monday, and low s: point in my religious experience Sunday thronged the Church of St at nightfall it was estimate that would soon be in power. victed on Saturday, April 5, in the On April 22, Cardinal Fen^ita, States f Some fifty years ago. Father Second District Police Court for the where I cannot do other than love John Lateran, Rome, for the initial Pise was a Congressional chaplain. 200,000 men throughout the coun­ the Papal Legate, wil be received on and respect any church which exklts ceremony celebrating the Constantin- try had quit work. This number i violation of a city ordinance prohib­ board his ship by tbe Auxiliary Bish­ Apparently we have here still an­ If their hopes were frustrated, iting posting and sticking of signs the name of Jesus Christ. I think ian jubilee. Cardinal Vincent Van- 100,000 op and the Chief Justice, and will aft­ other matter in which “ religious is at least short of the then they would resort to more and circulars. These defendants were it is evidence of growth in grace when nutelli, who represented the Vatican considerations should not enter.” Socialistic predictions, and the cogent means, and bring about eith­ erwards be welcomed by the Arch­ a Christian comes to love all the at the Eucharistic Congresses in Lon­ Clerical press is beginning' to call! arrested a few nights before election bishop and the senior Judge of the er a revolution or a general strike 1 on Washington avenue after being fhurcbes, and finds much to admire don and Montreal, had been specially tbe movement “ a pitiable fiasco.” This they said, firmly believing that Appeal Court. His Eminence will and like in denominations other than delegated by the Pope to celebrate H ere is the latest “ explanation” , The strike thus far has been seen pasting stickers on poles, build­ stay at the archiepiscopal palacC. On and it comes from a young man who they would never be called upon to ings and other property, which ap­ his own. 1 want to tell you this Pontifical Mass. All the Cardinals in marked by neither disturbances ‘ proceed from words to action. But April 23 the inauguration of the con­ mmiiiug some of the things which I Rome, numbering twenty, and other has recently taken up editorial duties nor any special inconveniences to pealed to anti-Catholic sentiment gress will take place in the Rotunda on Catholic Opinion of Lewiston, the reality was so different from against certain candidates for office. like in other churches. dignitaries assisted. the general public in Brussels. what they had expected! What was Musta, the third greatest cathedral in There was a notable assemblage of M e.: The police took from each defend­ Christendom, where four sittings will ; “ 0 ’Gorman, from New York, is The gas, electric, and street clean­ to be done? Some were anxious to ant a large bundle of glued stickers patriarchs and archbishops, officials of take place. On April 24 the I..egate’8 “ In the first place, I like the an excellent Catholic, and was cn the ing services, and the street cars enter on warfare at once; others— and wet sponges which were used in/ the Vatican staff, beads of religious and railroads are in operation as and their opinion prevailed—were in reception will be held at the archie- Roman Catholic Church because it orders and col[egee in ecclesiastiical advisory comihittee wbicte*made the the work. At the trial Hanpeter tes^ pisqopal palace; on the 25th there stands so immovably in its allegiance [cabinet] selections, and he says that usual, but Brussels merchants say favor of delaying the battle. But tifled that he received the stickers by robes, and foreign diplomats to p e trade is at a standstill. could they continue to post one the will be a Pontifical Mass in St. John’s to Jesus ('hrist as very God. None papal court in uniforms. The cere­ there were no Catholic applicants for mail; that there were no directions Cathedral; on the 26th the blessing of its leaders ever question the deity the position. Hence, no Catholics execution of their threats? Of course accompanying same, but that a post mony was heightened by music 1 by After their crushing defeat at the not. E'inally the “ leaders” were, so of the sea with the Sacred Host; on o f Jesus. the famous Sistine choir. j i^ipointed. That sounds reasonable.” office box number was on the pack­ “ I also like it I>ecau8e it believes in general elections in June, tho So­ to speak, compelled by their troops the 27th a solemn procession through The great pillars of 8 t. John wfere We hope our young friend may get age as an address. One of the cards the streets of Valetta. In the even­ the religious training of its children, the local ptostoffice, but meanvpbile he cialists, with a large party of Liber­ to act, and they acted, for if they had found in possession of the defendants bung with draperies of crimson and als, started a movement against the hesitated once more they would have ing there will lie a gcnral illumina­ and, at great sacrifice of time and gold; dusters of candles numbering certainly owes Senator 0 ’Gorman an had printed thereon: “ The Guardians tion. Sectional meetings for the prin­ money, does it. 1 could wish that it apology. To attribute to the Sena­ government and declared that, as lost all authority over the m^ssses of Liberty pay the expense of sending thousands glittered in the crysttj soon as Parliament re-opened they who blindly follow them. This au­ cipal natonalities will be keld in v.ould send ils children to tho public chandeliers. The service occupied tor so verdant a thought that public you this reliable information” —and different churches.. schools, while at the same time carry­ men “ apply” for cabinet positions would propose a motion in favor of thority, as things are at present, is asked that a contribution be sent im­ two hours. universal and simple suffrage. They violently shaken ind threatens to Five Cardinals and forty bishops ing on in Its churches the religious is unkind. Public men are recom­ break down. mediately to P. 0. Box 967, St. Louis. have already promised to attend. training upon which it rightly places mended for cabinet positions, and added that it was their iitention, if The defendants could not rebut the so much emphasis. The multitudinous congregation in, several Catholics were brought to the the government refused to grant The strike is a question of life or incriminating evidence produced, and eluded varying elements, strikibg id their demand, to bring about a gen­ death fpr the Socialist leaders, and ' “ 1 like it because it stands for the attention of President Wilson in that Judge Sanders fined each defendant $5.0C0 FOR N ATIO N AL SHRINE. piirit.\ of the home life and the sanc­ their :ontrasts. The most artisto-! manner. The legislature of North eral strike. they can evade it only in one way— $25. cratic Italian nobility brushed by forcing the government to promise The New York branch of the Wo­ tity of the marriage vow. Thank God Dakota, for instance, certified to the The Prime Minister, Baron de men 's Auxiliary of the natiotfal or­ for that Church’s strong and clear Bgains bronzed and collarless peas­ President-elect a joint resolution fav­ Broquevillle, clearly and fullly stat­ a fresh examination of the franchise MONUMENT TO HEROES. ants ind old women with handker­ problem. But this the government ganization of Catholic Women, who protest against tbe cheap divorce mills oring Governor Burke for Secretary ed the case to the House: To g^ve A bill of the first importance to are assisting in the raising of funds which disgrace our American ci^'ili- chiefs around their heads. American o f the Interior. way before the threat of a public will not and cannot do, unless the tourists and other sightseers mingled Socialist party first promises not td Irish-Americans in New York, and to build a chapel at the Catholic Uni­ zation. I honor that Church for what calamity, merely because political for that matter all over the country, versity at Washington, D. C., of which it is doing in the building and main­ with parish priests from tnany coun­ leaders think such a course advisable, have recourse to a trike. Hence the tries, naking the pilgrimage of their “Has anybody heard of any relig­ would be equivalent to abandoning at conflict. The Catholic workingmen, seems likely to go through the legis­ Countess Annie I.,earv is president, tenance of hospitals and asylums. 1 ions denomination in America except lature at Albany and receive 'the Gov­ Mrs. Francis Burrall Hoffman treas­ honor it for its defense of the Bible, lifetime, monks and friars from Romanists howling for denomination­ once all notion of Parliamenta^ gov­ have made it known that though urer, and Mrs. Andrew Dougherty Spiain, Italy, and the Philippines, ernment. “ He (the Prime Minister) they are in favor of universal suf­ ernor’s signature, during the coming and am almost ready to condone its al representation in, the President’s week. .secretary, gave a fete la st. week at futile 'luittle against ‘ modernism,’ some in black and others in brown did not refuse to examine the ques­ frage, they do not deem it worth robes, their waists bouhd with rope 1 cabinet t” — [American Liberator (A. tion of univerS^ and simple suffrage, while for the attainment of a polit­ Colonel Percy Nagle, of Harlem, which the sum of $5,000 was realized for it is so tremendously in earnest P. A .) has been working on this bill for the for the fund. to stem the tide of Godless material­ and with sandalled feet. but never would or could he conua- ical'object to go on strike and lose Only a few hundreds nearest the Not the Protestants, certainly, be­ cir wages and savings. past ten years. He has been fight­ ism. cause they’ve gobbled the whole thing. Bcend to examine it under the threat ing,to have an appropriation granted “ TO THE MORE NEEDY.” altar were able to see and follow Why should they howlt and an association appointed to erect Oarsmen found the St. Elizabeth “ I especially thank God for the tho service. • Thousands knelt a monument in New York City to the ho8i)ital in Dayton, safe. From each stand that Church takes in this land throughout the vast space; others I t is said that 200,000 people have Seeks to Kill King. A H eroic Priest. memory of Meagher’s Irish Brigade window peered faces that while wan against anarchy on the one hand and eddied about, whispiering in many g;one into the Art Institute at Chicago and Corcoran’s Legion. Last year and hungry-looking, were cheerful. an impossible socialism on the other. tongues. during the past few weeks, to gaze King Alfonso, of Spain, on Sun­ Praise from all quarters is being the bill went through both the As­ Sisters and inmates told them “ we When 1 think of the seething masses upon an exhibit of the craziest and day narrowly escaped being the vic­ poured out upon Rev. Joseph F. sembly and the Senate, but was ve­ are safe for the present; go to those of foreigners of a certain type in our $1,000,000 IN BUILDINGS. IBoet topsy-turvey sort o f pictures tim of an anarchistic attempt against Weber, pastor of the Church of the toed by Governor Dix. w'ho need you m ore.” cities, which we Protestants never Rt. Rev. Msgr. Thomas J. Shahan, ^ er executed outside a lunatic asy his life. Assumption, West Indianajwlis, for produced, and thus far, at least, have rector of the Catholic University, has lam: they have been designated “ the Three shots were fired at the king his heroic work during the flood. The been unable to tpuch, 1 thank God for begun planning for improvements to cubist school.” We have seen a in the afternoon in the streets of parish ball was filled with refugees, News N otes o f the A . P. A . Revival. a Christian Church which does touch the institution that will cost upwards newspaper cut of one of these paint­ Madrid by a native of Barcelona, and the Sisters in charge of the paro­ them, and exerts its potent influence of $1,000,000. Three new buildings ings which purports to depict a Rafael Sanchez Allegro, who was im­ chial school, aided by ladies of the over them from the wild vagaries of are to be constructed, two laborator­ “ Nude Descending Staircase.” It mediately overpowered. parish, worked late and early cooking Austin Bierbower, a virulently anti- tary for the “ G. of L.” lodge, and the impract'c.ihle Socialist, and also ies and a main difiing hall which wiU looks like a pile of cord wood falling This was the fifth attempt made for the throng and providing for Catholic journalist and author, died the “ Knights of Luther.” from the destructive tendencies of the seat 1 ,000. over itself. As so much of this bug­ against the king’s life«ince his reign their comfort. last week in Chicago. . wildeyed anarchist. These buildings are to be started house genius runs to the nude, prob­ began. The most serious previous at­ The rectory became a refuge “ The “ G. of L.” have ^ene

Great Damage to Mission. justly proud of it. nothing more than a saw and hammer, in order to have a better place of wor­ worship God. I pray the Sacred Heart such condition that we could use it. I it is only for the crumbs that he asks. “ The benefactors will never be forgot­ and now, of course, it is in bad shape ship, and a collection was started with to inspire sotne good-hearted people to leave my request to the Sacred Heart, Bare necessities are luxuries to him. A year ago in Ortober, one of the mis­ ten,” Father Liciotti assures the society, and entirely too small. The roof is all of the good will in the world. It come to our rescue. , and to the consideration and generosity Any donations sent for his missions sions of the Theatine Fathers was al- in writing regarding his missions, leaking in many places, and the snow had the sad effect of making me realize “ And Father, we have another mis­ of the society.” , through the Catholic Church Extension moet destroyed by a storm, but through j “We have another mission,” he con- and wind find a free entrance through the utter impossibility of their meeting sion, consisting of about twenty-five It was quite a blow to Father Liciotti Society, 1133 McCormick building, Chi­ o donation made by the Capolic Church I tinues, “a Mexican settlement consist- the crooked boards of the walls. Ij»st the expenses. They subscribed $.300— Mexican families. About nine years when his miesioa church that he had cago will be thankfully forwarded to Extension Society, this mission has been I ing of about thirty-five families, mostly month I got the people together and too small a sum for the purpose. We ago a small frame building was built tried so hard to erect was almost de­ him. restored, and is now in good order. The j fanners. Seven years ago a small spoke to them on the necessity of build­ . would need at least $200 more, and and used as a chapel. It is now too stroyed over a year ago, but the society, society also helped Father Liciotti build wooden building was built and the peo­ ing a new chapel as the old one can­ I without it, we must drop the idea of small for the congregation and it is in through the generosity of a kind bene­ The Franciscan Fathers of Argentine another Church for a different mission, ple are calling it a ‘church.’ It is a not be used for another winter. I found having a place during the coming win- bad shape— too bad to use. It would factor, was enabled to aid him in restor­ have a splendid music band made up of a id the priest and congregation are poor enough ■ ere the people can meet to take two hundred dollars to put it in ing it. Like to many of the missionaries. Tobas Indians. THURSDAY. APRIL 24, 1913. DENVER OATHOLIO REOISTEB.

sir,” replied Dr. Johnson, “ some «»* B r o w n s o r u St. Anthony's Aid, W o m a n s ' JVorfc. aggeration must be allowed. Besidee How significant of the progress we nations may be said— if we allow the An interesting if not remarkable Scotch to be a nation and to hkve address was given by Rev. Father are making is the new interpretation of that phrase, “ A woman in the gayety, which they have not.” Paul, superior of the Society of the There will be widespread sympathy Atonement at Graymoor, N. Y., in case.” Once upon a time, and not so very with Dr. Johnson in his protest St. Aloymus church, Jersey City, on against the kill-joy who would ruin Sunday evening, March 30. Father long ago either, it was said with a shrug or a meaning glance of the eye, the freedom of conversation by in­ Paul, who is a convert from the An­ sisting that every statement maoe be glican church, spoke on “ Intercession and was almost invariably indicative of the unpleasant, or of the scandal­ susceptiblej of mathematical demon­ to St. Anthony as experienced by the stration.— [Kansas City Star. Friars of the Atonement.” He said ous. in part: But now what a change! You hear of tbe unsanitary bakeries of a town “ When we began our life at Gray­ REAR ADMIRAL BUOKNAM. moor we built a small priory upon a being cleaned up, and somebody is How to Forget. Every girl will enjoy a “ kitchen I.eamed men are telling us that if hill, and down in the valley were the sure to remark, “ Well, you can count shower. ’ ’ which, after all, is the most we are not happiy it is because we do Sisters of the Atonement. We were on it, some woman has had a hand in If you were busy being kind, that.” Before you knew it, you would find fun because the articles may be used not want to be happy—that the way poor and we were strangers, and we on the luncheon table. The luncheon to gain happiness is to give happiness began to find out something about St. You hear of a movement to prevent You'd soon forget to think ’twas true child labor, and you know without That some one was unkind to you. may be served on a new kitchen table to others. Anthony. One'of our charities was with runners of white pinked oilcloth, In other words, what you give you to take care of poor travelers who saying it that woman is at the bottom If you were busy being glad, such as is used on kitchen shelves and get back. I f we will help othei"s to happened along and stopped at tbe of the effort. And cheeiing people wlio are sad, the dollies cut from shelf papier. become strong and firm and happy we priory for fo^ and lodging. One You hear of some village making Although your heart might ache a bit. Then there is the “ stocking u p ” must have strength ourselves., day a man happened along who, so an effort for civic beauty, and you You’d soon forget to notice it. shower. Small packages of mustard We have no right to moral weak­ far as personal appearance went, say, “ There’s a woman back of it.” and mixed spices, a box of raisins, ness, for if we are weak we at once closely re.sembled the Savior. He If you were busy being good. package of com starch, a bag of salt, become a burden to some one else, was even clad in the garb in which You are taken through the slums And doing just the best you could. a sack o f flour, a piound o f coffee or which means that another must carry Dr. Brownson. Christ is pictured. After the stran­ of a city and their clean, attractive You'd not have time to blame some tea, laundry soap and starch and a double load; and is that quite fairf One of the greatest writers of the ger bad partaken of tbe meal that appearance pointed out with pride, n'.au. bluing, a pieck o f potatoes, and so on, Every one has a right to happiness English tongue in the nineteenth cen­ was prepared for him, one of the and you are told, “ We have a woman Who's doing just the best he can. are the contributions to the bride to —it is not a forbidden fruit, by any tury, was Dr. Orestes Augustus Brown- inspector now, and this is her work. son, a man whose writings are wide­ Sisters was about to ask him to fill If you were busy being true be in a “ stocking up” shower. means; but we must earn it for our­ some pails with water. You should haile seen what they were Again, there is the “ handker­ selves; we must fight for it, dig for ly known and extensively read and like before.” To what you know you ought to do, admired, as well by those who dif­ Brownwood, Texas, recently won You’d be so busy you’d forget chief” shower and the “ towel’’ show­ it, always keeping it ahead of us as “ It is the custom to have the men er",” for which the piopular little guest our desired goal. fered from him in religion as by his the prize offered for the cleanest town The blunders.of the folks you’ve met. co-religionists, was born in Stock- draw the water that is used. Tbe in 'Texas. One would know without towels are just the things. Just do for the sake of doing, and mother superior was in the kitchen If you were busy being right. There is the “ sheet and pillow the reward will loom up when you bridge, Vt., on Sept. 16, 1803. He being told that it was a matter of “ A founded The Boston Quarterly, which at the time, and she told the Sisters woman in the case; ’ ’ several of them, You’d find yourself too busy quite case” shower, which may be convert­ least expect iL_____ not to ask the stranger to fill tbe To criticize your neighbor long. ed into a “ ghost party” by request­ he afterwards changed to Brownson's in fact. For when the inauguration Window Boxes. Quarterly Review. Later on he turn­ pails, as he did not appear to be very of the “ clean town contest” was an­ Because he’s busy being wrong. ing the guests to come dressed as strong;*so he was allowed to depart. ghosts. With what high hopes do hundreds ed it into a Catholic review. nounced, one woman of Brownwood When a Person Faints. of flower lovers start porch and win­ The pails were empty when tbe man interested others, and through their departed and five minutes later, with­ If a person faints he ought to be Receive Favors with Gratitude. dow boxes in the spr^g, only to see An incident is told of him which clubs, they went to work with a will, the plants wither and the flowers fade runs ns follows: A few days after out any one having been near the with the result that their town is the laid down fiat on bis back, fo r this To receive a favor gracefully—that spot, it was discovered that the pails will facilitate the return of blood to before the season has half gone by. his conversion to Catholicity from the model for cleanliness and sanitary is the supreme test of the gentleman And yet, it is possible to have a Unitarian faith, he entered a Bos-^ were full of water. Somebody pre­ his head. Indeed, nature has provid­ or the gentlewoman. sented the mother superior with a conditions of a state larger than the ed for this, for a person who faints thrifty little garden on the porch or ton bookstore, where be met one of German Empire. The reason of this is that accept­ in the window until long after frost his form er acquaintances, who look­ hen and a brood of chickens that will fall down and soon recover if no ing a favor in the right way calls for grew up into pullets. They were very And so it goes. Tbe woman in the one interferes. fOn the other band, comes. To begin with, a strong box, ed very indignant. “ You joined the case nowadays^ is in it, whatever it the rarest and last flower of good fully eight inches deep, is needed. Catholic Church, Mr. Brownson,” ob­ valuable to us, but one night some­ a person with an epileptic or catalep)- breeding—humility. We are bora body broke into the hen-house and may be, for belterment. She is in it tic tit, indicated by convulsions and Many pieople err in using boxes that served the indignant man. “ I did,” for uplift. 'Where there is cruelty proud, self-seeking, and sensitive; we ^are too shallow and so dry out quick­ replied the doctor. “ You’re a trait­ stole three White Leghorn pullets. frothing at the mouth, ought to be share these traits with the brutes. One p f the Sisters went into the chap­ to animals, short weights in' grocer­ propped up, so as to facilitate the ly. The box must be the garden. or to the American flag, then,” con­ ies, oiverstudy in schools, unjust R. D. Bucknam, formerly an Amer­ 'The task o f culture is to change these Well-rooted manure may be mixed tinued the indignant man. “ Repeat el and invoked St. Anthony, and next flow of blood from the head to the attributes into humility, service, and prices for food, in fact whenever ican naval officer, has been appoint* with the soil, or a small amount of that,, if you please,” answered the morning it was discovered that the there is a wrong that needs righting, ed rear admiral in the Turkish navy, lower parts of the body, which may self-effacement. three pullets had been restored. But be still further promoted by slapping bone meal added. The third require­ doctor, who was a man of formidable you "will find today, “ a woman in the and whatever success tbe Turks have We exalt the man whose aim is to proportions and great physical instead of there being three white, the palms of the hands. help pieople, to do something for ment is water in abundance. Soil in case,” fighting for the right. had on sea during the Balkan war boxes dries out much more quickly strength. And the indignant man there were two white and one black. ’ ’ And isn’t this bigger and finer in is said to have been due to him, Now, I cannot account for it, but somebody. But the very finest quality aforesaid would not have repeated it the fact is that all ignorant people, of service consists in allowing others than that in the garden and, if neg­ dication of women’s status not only a lected, the plants will perish of thirst. for a fortune. hopeful but a joyous promise of what in at emergency, reverse this treat­ to do something for us. In IfiTJ Brownson was invit­ FH-TT YEARS AGO. THE UNDISCGYERED INTERIOR. ment. A person who simply faints To make a child feel that you need Daily watering is needed if the box is awaits her, now that she is securing in the sun. ed by Dr. John Henry Newman, After fifty years’ active and fruit­ a place in the world’s activitiest A magazine editor recently re­ is carefully supported in a chair, and him ; a friend, that he is indispiensa- to accept a chair in the new turned a story to an aspiring con­ the face is plied with cold water ap­ ble; a wife, that she is leaned upon; When the middle of summer comes, ful service in God’s work, the Rt. plications, fanned, the result being window boxes that made a brave show university in Dublin, but he pr^ Rev. Msgr. Anton Kuhls is taking life tributor. Immediately the latter a husband, that life is not worth ferred to continue his labors in his HER NEW HAT. wrote an indignant letter to him, say­ that the fainting is prolonged. On while without him ; the pxior, that up to that time begin to Idok seedy a little easier now anfl is at home in the other band, man who drops in and forlorn. They need to be fed, native country. Shortly before his St. Margaret’s hospital, Kansas City, A weatherbeaten woman, dressed ing \ that before sending her manu­ they have power to serve; the rich, death, which occurred on April 17, script she had slightly pasted togeth­ the street with epilepsy or catalepsy that their personality means more to and several jight coats of manure will Kan. He celebrate his golden jubi­ in new and stylish clothing, was is invariably laid flat on bis back, carry them nicely through the season. 1876, he went to live with his son lee in the beautiful chapel of the hos­ er several of the inner pages. When you than their money; the learned, in Detroit, Mich. In bis death the marching up the street one Sunday the story was returned to her it was which in some cases is enough to kill that they teach you, and the ignorant, Or, the plants may be watered week­ pital a few days ago and is as young morning, when down came a sudden him. ly with manure water the color of Catholic Church in America lost one m spirit as he was when fifty years in its original condition. She had that they inspire you; this is the sub­ weak tea. of her ablest apologists, and Ameri­ ago he arrived in Kansas on a stage shower. The woman had no umbrel­ always suspected editors of neglect­ tlest and highest form of,spiritual can literature one of its brightest or­ la, but quick as a flash she caught ing their duties; now she was sure ^‘Showers" That Delight. service. The geranium is well adapted to coach and recalls distinctly this con­ white houses of the conventional type, naments. versation : p up her dress skirt and threw it over of thier carelessness, for her own After the wedding announcement It is the surest hall mark of the and variegated vinca supplants it “ Well—here ye are,” called out her hat. story had not been read. To all this, party “ showers” invariably follow, gentleman or the gentlewoman. well. Nasturtiums, too, loot well with the driver. “ You’ll get your ankles all wet, the much-berated man made reply: and showers may be made really de­ Getting What One Gives Out. such a house. It often happens that Posed A s Meagher. Maria,” said her husband, who was “ Dear Madam: At breakfast, when lightful affairs in spite of a growing a box filled with vines only is more “ Why—why, where’s the townt” coming along in the rear. I find that an egg is bad, I do not prejudice against them. But only Even at spring time life is apt to attractive when used on a brick house Here is a story about the late Hen­ asked the young man. “ I want to be “ Oh, never mind the ankles,” call­ have to eat tbe whole of it to make people neau* and dear to the bride to take on a dull, drab color to some of than one boasting a profusion of flow­ ry Labouchere, the brilliant English set down at the Catholic Church.” ed out the woman, as she hurried sure. ’ ’ t f be should be invited to the shower us; but it really lies within o^elves ers. Ivy and moneywort, like vinca, journalist: “ Don’t know nothin’ about no along. “ I ’ve had then the last six' and extreme care should be taken that to clear up the atmosphere. Work— are good vines to grow. If the soil “ While an attache of the British church,” said the driver. “ Couldn’t ty years and I only got the hat yes­ THE CANADIAN BOUNDARY. pocketbooks are not strained. our particular work must be done by is made extra rich and the climbing embassy, young Labouchere one day find it ip the timber nohow. Get terday.” — [The Bazar. The boundary between British and There are, so many kinds o f “ show­ ourselves, no one can do it for us— nasturtiums used, there will be a turned up, hungry and pienniless, in out.” republican America is unmarked by ers” that need not be a financial and very often the little things in New York. At noon, with his usual wealth of foliage and not over-much The young man obeyed. The driver THE “ KILL-JOY.' anything in the nature of a wall or a drain. life turn out to be the big things. bloom. Other good decorative trail­ reckless daring, he entered a Broad­ unloosened the little trunk, tossed it fence. In traveling from Montreal There is the “ good recipe” shower. One of the biggest things in life is ers are Thumbergia, which grows rap­ way chophouse— one Muldoon’s—and to the side of the road and drove Dr. Johnson referred to the death to New York the train suddenly slows Quests are requested to biing the very to do our work, no matter what it idly and has many dark-eyed blossoms ordered a modest meal. But he bad away. This was the introduction of Garrick in the memorable phrase down and stops in the midst of green best tried recipe and, if possible, a may be, doing it well and with a light in buff, orange and white, and varie­ no idea how he would pay for his which Anton Kuhls, a young Catholic as “ eclipsing the gayety of nations.” fields. It is then boarded by United sample of the article. There is al­ heart. It may not be the work you gated Japanese hop. meal. .Perhaps he would leave his bat priest, had to the village of Wyan­ For this he was taken to task by the States revenue officers, who want to • ways much fun dverTlie wide variety would have chosen, but it was sent to Pansies may be grown in the porch or boots in pledge for it. As he pon­ dotte. And good Msgr. Kuhls can severely accurate Roswell. know whether you have “ anything to of the donations—jellies, jams, pic­ you. The fulfillment of any alloted and window box very early in the sea­ dered the matter, he noticed that the look back and reflect that he has done “ But why nations t” protested declare.” That is how jiou know that kles, a loaf of homemade bread, cook­ task is a battle won, and the reward son, and later replaced with geran­ waiters, who were staring at him odd­ his full share in making that terri­ Bossy. “ Did his gayety extend fur- you have reached the"international ies, cake, salad dressing, and so on. will surely be forthcoming. iums and other plants. ly, were all Irishmen. Were the wait­ tory a garden spot. Msgr. Kuhls is a thef than his own nationT” “ Why, boundary line.— [London Chronicle. ers aware of his lack of funds Y His native of Westphalia, Germany. luncheon seemed .Strangely long in when the phonograph company want­ coming. But just 'then a waiter bent An Old Love Song^ ed me to sing for them I refused and over him and whispered: DIFFERENT. then I thought that if I sang ‘ Forgot­ “ I beg pardon, sir, but are you the An Irishman over the age of four Higliland Farms of P,asco County T had been a very foolish quarrel several of her records, but this is the ten’ as 1 used to sing it to you, you patriot MeagherT” score and ten who by strict economy —lovers’ quarrels usually are— only one. It seems she has refused might hear it and at least remember Now, Meagher, Labouchere knew, had accumulated a moderate fortune I but Dick would not admit it so to sing any other song for the com­ the old days.” And then she added had aided Smith O’Brien in his Irish and was about to die, called in tbe far as his part was concerned. panies. Funny, too, that the latest happily, “ I ’m so glad I did!” rising, had been deported to Austra­ parish priest and the family lawyer lia, and had escaped thence to New to make bis last will and te^alnent. RLORIDA O f coarse EloLse had been foolish in prima-donna should pick an old love York. The ready young man, in an­ thinking he would tolerate any such song like that.” A FAMOUS CARDINAL. The wife, a rather covetous old lady, Fertile Soil, in the Hill Section of the Florida Peninsula, dotted swer to the waiter’s question, put his was also in the room. Tbe prelimin­ treatment. She was heartless and did Dick had grabbed the record and Cardinal Mariano Rampolla, Mar­ forefinger upon his lip. “ Hush,” he with bearing groves of Oranges and Grapefruit and productive Dot care, and he had beeii well with­ on it read “ ‘Forgotten,’ Soprano quis del Tindaro, was born in August, aries of the will having been finished, 1843. He was for some years Papal murmured. And he loked round the it became necessary to inquire about Farms. Splendid transportation facilities. G^od Schools and in his rights in leaving as he had! Solo by Mile. Eloise Remey.” He room cautiously. But whether he had been right or^ could almost havp kissed that record. nuncio at the Spanish court. During the debts owing to the estate. Churches. foolish, he was very lonely now. Cat­ “ Mr. Miles,” he turned to the that period the dispute between Ger­ Among those were several of im' many and Spain over the Caroline It was at once fhlt that Labouchere portance of which the old lady had tle ranching hasTfs charms, but they rancher, ‘ ‘ herding is pretty slack was the patriot Meagher. And so We are selling these lands in units of ten acres each for $40 per are not sufficient to soothe the heart right now. (||an’t you spare me for a Islands was referred for arbitration been ki ignorance, but was, neverthe­ acre, on extraordinary easy terms. This farm and grove land in that longs for a certain girl—even if few d a y s f” to the Pope, and conducted to a suc­ the choicest wines were set before him, less, pleased to find that so much the head related to the heart does “ Alph,” he called, “ I’ve got to cessful and satisfactory solution. In and, in place of the modest chop he ready money would be forthcoming Florida has the endorsement of the Catholic Colonization Society, not admit the longing. catch the midnight flyer. Will you 1887, he was erea^ Cardinal by had ordered, a luncheon of nine or after the funeral. U. S. A. Today his mind had drifted back ride in with me and bring back my Pope Leo XIII., and appointed to suc­ ten elaborate courses was brought on. “ Now, then,” said the lawyer, to her more than ever before. Per­ horaet” . ceed Cardinal Jacobini as Papal Sec­ At the end, lighting one of tbe es- “ state explicitly the amount owed Write today for Plats and Hlustrated Descriptive Literature. haps this was because it was his retary of State. From that time un­ tablishitient’s finest cigars, Labouch- you by your friends.’ birthday. But Dick heard none of the chaf­ til the death of the late Pontiff, Car­ er demanded his bill. His waiter “ Timothy Brown,” replied the old Tampa Bay Land Co., He pulled himself together with a fing. His ears were ringing with the dinal Rampiolla resided at the 'Vati­ smiled, retired, and soon came back man, “ owes me $250, John Casey jerk and pushed his horse into a gal­ song. All the galloping way to the can, and exercised considerable influ­ with a big, handsome man—the pro­ owes me $185, and” — lop tliat banished all unhappy train, then on and on to Denver, he ence in shaping the policy of the Holy prietor himself. The proprietor, bend­ “ Good, good!” ejaculated the pros­ J. G. KLEIN, Special Representative thoughts for the time. heard it. There he found that the See, in dealing with the many delicate ing over the youth, said earnestly: pective widow. “ Rational to the That evening the lonely thoughts prima donna, to wh^m America had and difficult problems of Church gov­ “ From one like you, a sufferer in la stl” 1 2 2 2 Sixth Street, • Hudson, Wisconsin. came trooping back, as he lay sprawl­ suddenly bowed the knee, had gone on ernment which arose during the reign the good cause, 1 can take no money “ Luke Brown owes me $200,” ed on the grass near the ranch to San Francisco. The next train of Leo XIII. It has been a privilege to serve j’ou, Burned the old man. house. The night was beautiful, just took W ck. During the Conclave for the elec­ sir. Permit a brother patriot to shake “ Rational to tbe last!” put in the ■uch another as that night had been. He reached there too late to see tion of a successor to the late Pope, you by the hand.” eager old lady again. A great loneliness filled him and he her before tbe performance, but be Cardinal Rampolla was popularly be­ And Labouchere shook hands with “ To Michael Liffey I owe $1,000.” vainly tried not to think of Eloise— sat tlirough it entranced while Eloise lieved to be the most likely successor the proporietor and with the dozen “ Ah,” exclaimed the old woman, of -Eloise and her singing. poured tiut -her soul in wonderful to the Chair of Peter, but it occasion waiters and stalked forth into the “ hear him rave!” — [Irish Wit and “ Yes, she could sing,” he admit song. ally happens that he who enters a cold world with the stern, sad, but in­ Humor. ted grudgingly, hut she was cold and Had she forgotten himf Would Conclave “ Pope” comes out “ Cardi­ domitable look which it seemed to S a y , B o y s cruel. She did not care—so why she forgive him f nal” and vice versa, and so it occur- him that an exiled patriot should should If I ouglU to have more When the two faced each other, ed in 1903, when the announcement wear. FOUNDING OF SAN FRANCISCO, Do You Want a Watch? pride; and I have!” he snapped, as neither had to ask such questions. was flashed round the world that Car­ THE FLAME OF FAITH. An old Spanish ecclesiastical docu­ ne thought that settled it. “ She has Eyes told in a flash what" tongues dinal Sarto, Patriarch of Venice, had Notwithstanding the fact that ment in the possession of the Univer­ Then Get Us One NEW Sub­ forgotten me long ago, ’ ’ he added bit­ might long stumble over. been elected and had taken the name much vice exists; in spite of the ac­ sity of California has yielded to re­ scriber. Call on some Catholic terly. .“ Y’ou have been such a long time o f Pius X. tivity of the enemies of God; regard­ searches a new story of the founding family io your m i,;bborbood that Then, through the stillness, came coming,” she said. less of the effort of present-day Phar­ of San Francisco, which places the does not take this paper. Get from the house a few chords that “ Yes. It was my foolish pride— THE NEED OF CATHOLICITY, isees, the flame of faith still burn.® date before the birth of the nation— them locome in as a NEW sub­ struck him like a blow. He knew and then I thought you had forgotten “ The daily Press,” writes Mr. brightly and casts its illuminating March ‘27, 1776. The narrative deals scriber to this paper and we wiii them so well. Then came a voice: me— until 1 heard that song.” . W hitby in, tlie London Academy, rays over the nation at large. with the journey from Sonora, Mexi­ send you a good watch as a pre­ ‘ ‘ I sang it for you, ’ ’ she said, sim­ “ does not lead public opinion; it fol­ Petty persecution of Catholicity co, of Padre Pedro Font, first apostle mium F R E E . “ E loise!’ ’ he cried, leaping to his ply. “ Of course I love to sing, but lows it very sedulously and slavishly, has been perniciou.sly active of late. to the Indians of San Fr.-Mcisco pen­ This watch is a stem wind and feet. it was for you chiefly that I went in­ and, so far as individual papers are Vicious men are going up and down insula. > stem set American movement. “ Forgotten yout Well, if forget to public opera. I thought sometime concerned, not even public opinion in the land vomiting forth filth con- Tbe Illustration shows the exact ling be longing with all your you _might hear, and if you loved me, genearl, but this or that partial and ceiveil in their own evil minds. Vil­ eize of tbe case, which is full heart— ” you might come back to me. Then, bigoted section thereof.” “ Turning lainous publications are permitted to A DEBT OF HONOR. nickel and handsomely engraved The words were ringing clear in to the Middle Ages,” he continues, pas.s through the mails and arc scat­ oD the buck. Each watch is ful­ such a voice as has seldom been heard “ poets, artusts, scholars, and think­ tered broadcast by minions of Satan. Every right-minoed Catholic con­ ly guaranteed for one year. We will mail these direct, enclosed OB land or sen. siders the prompt payment of sub- 1.2$>/2$ V2$V>$ 'A $ '/'^ ers were attracted to the Church by At the nation’s capital bureaus arc in a fleace-lined cloth bag and packed in a strong box. Dick sank to the ground. His legs an inevitable aflinity. The Church as­ conducted by bigots who have no I scription obligations to a paper like refused to bear him. That song was $ New Y6rk S T 0 P ,% : similated the work of such men, conception of the constitution or the I this, as a duty of first importance. ' The church paper is an indispensable Fill Out the Blank fo r him— sung as she had sung it for y ^ ' THE NEW FIREPROOFn ir w wrought it up into a more or less sacred rights which it guarantees. him five years ago! coherent whole, and thus became the And what does it all amount tot defer.der of our holy faith and civic Gentlemen: Herewith please find $2 for which send your paper Dickfs heart, also, was pulsing organ and the mouthpiece of every The answer is to be found in renewe

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their offspring, and used the school and the church as aids to prived of their appeal to the profligate and the debased. To­ The Denver Catholic Register the home, asking sister teaclfers and priests to co-operate day whether practised in the lowest brothel or in surround- • with them. Now the home sends out its children for mental ings more expensive, they retain without change their mean­ Ska Bat«r«d M MOond-d&M matter at the pottofflee at DeiiTtr, Oolo. and spiritual education pretty much as it sends out its laun­ ing and are unmodified in their effect. That for a moment- dry. What difference there is favors the laundry for the re­ persons of respectable antecedents have injudiciously en­ Pnbliahed Weekly by turn is timed and each article examined for spots and rents; dured their introduction in places where decorum guards COMMUNICATIONS RECBIVED but the children can go and come with no inspectioh as to chastity has not changed their nature or obcured their The Catholic Publishing Society (Inc.) This column la open to the readers what detained, or what the days experience left on the young menace. for their suCBestlons and oplnlona on all 1828 Curtis Street thInKS Catholic. It ia hoped that this Telephone Main M13. DenTCt, Colo. mind and soul. The Catholic press is waging war on these sinuous will bring valuable aaalatatice toward In this country parents are paying \^11 for the religious dances. making the Denver Catholic Regiater tbs P. 0. Box 1577. people’a paper for mutual aid. training of their children. That thought should urge them The Denver Catholic Register -jK&s a pioneer missionary to insist on having it ; rather than excuse them from worry. in the field—and effected good results. Editor of th'fe Regiater: — MJBtCBIPTIOir PRICE—$1.50 a year, delivered anywhere in cbe United Statea. * * * q q From the cartoon afpearing on t)i* front page of your laat week’a paper, I2.U0 to foreign eountriea. Payable itrictiy in advance. The gradual introduction of state control of the child for SnOTTAirCBS—Ho receipt ia lent to tubicriben. The date after the addreii A P A R A B L E the writer gathers that at the coming abowt if credit hai been given, and also lets you know when rejewml ia due. parental control has already made us accept conditions with­ A new make of automobile tire takes first prize in an Minstrel Show to be given by th« Q A M 6 S OP ADDRESS—In requesting a change of address, give old as well as out alarm. endurance race of sixty miles over a circular track. A youth Knights of Columbus at the Auditorium the intricate art of “ ragging” is not only new address. In the school, the child is taught not only (and not is found willing to try to make a new record of 70 miles. OOMMDinCATIOltS intended for publication in a current issue riiould be in this hardly) to read and write; but to sew and cook. The school to be permitted and sanctioned, but act­ efSca not later tlun Tuesday evening, and should invariably be accom­ He is killed on the last lap by a bursting tire. The fault is ually demonstrated. The writer is sur­ looks after the child’s health; its eyes, its ears, its teeth, the panied by name aimSddress of sender as a guarantee of good faith. located and the tire improved so much that another youth prised not only at the cartoon appear­ clothing in cases; even the play of the child is being super­ wins in an 80 mile endurance race. He thinks to stretch the ing upon the page where a few months THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1913. vised. All this relieves the parent and consequently mothers milage to 90 and is killed on last lap. Another fault is lo­ ago we saw such a vehement denuncia­ tion of this very “ art,” but also that a are not anxious to see evil in it. cated and remedied, etc., moral: The limit of improvements « It is fast preparin|g women if not the men to accept pa­ great order like that of the Knights depends upon the supply of young fools, willing to go the should be a party to the propagation of ternalism or socialism, though they still want it called ‘ ‘ hu- limit. these uncouth convolutions. Verily, con-* manitarianism. ” Temperance is a virtue that gives no thrills; no wild ex­ sistency thou are a jewel rare. Presum­ q q citement ; but it preserves a taste for pleasure. able after the affair is over we will YOU CAN’T STOP IT— ” • • • hear the usual storm ^ protest.—OB­ SERVER. Speaking to a layman about the attempted rivival of an We are too apt to think only of drink when intemper­ anti-Catholic movement—and a pamphlet that is going the ance is mentioned. The virtue means moderation in the use rounds, we received a short sermon in these words: “ You ^ / of the five senses. can’t stop it—there will be a certain opposition to us as long One can be as intemperate in satisfying the eyes as the (GRINS MP as we are Catholics.” palate. The greatest intemperance of today is perhaps that He was right. Since we are of that church that Our iGRUNTS OFFICIAL NOTICE of the eyes. We never rest our eyes while,the light shines. n t ) BY THE JANITOR= _ Lord had in mind, we must be “ a sign to be contradicted.” The Denver Catholic Register ia published by _t|e Catholic Publishing A dark room would drive the average youth mad in no Society, an incorporated organization controlled by the Diocese of Denver. V ■ • ? • time. An office in the Symes building bears This publication is, therefore, declared to be the official newspaper for the If the age is opposed to the church, the church was first You doubt that statement, make the test. Try to re­ this inscription on the door: “ Insurancs Catholic Church in Colorado. The clergy and laity are urged to use these opposed to the age. In every age the church has been criti- of all kinds.” Below this in large let­ eolumni for the promulgation of information and news. of interest to the strain your desire to “ see what it is.” Try it on the car, in nized by the progressives. ters appear the words, “ Fire Escape." Chtholies of Colorado, and we earnestly recommend t ^ t every Catholic the street, at home. Try it tvhen you hear a noise back of When the monks taught the children to read and write, home subscribe for at least one copy. This paper belongs to the Catholics of you in church. Try it on tlfe dress, the hat just come into This story is i among the repertoiro the Diocese of Denver, and we hope they will take pride in making it a the age considered them not practical, leading the youth your horizon; the bill boards, etc. boasted by Jack Walsh, endnuin in the sndit to themselves and the Church. .^away from work. Now the age again blames the Church for Religious pray before leaving the house: “ Guard, 0 K. of C. minstrels: A party of young +N. C. MATZ, not favoring education^ because she does not accept all Bishop of Denver. Lord, my eyes, lest they see vanity.” bloods had perhaps imbilied too freely theories however false or improven. ' • • • one Saturday night. At any rate, all One age is too sluggish and Mother tlhurch scolds: the If we were all suddenly struck blind, what a great six were taken into custody by an offi­ cer of the law. An old negro character CONSTRUCTIVE CHRISTIANITY next age is “ too smart,” and again she scolds. How can the change it would force upon the shop keepers and amusement was the sole occupant of the “bull pen" There has been launched a new magazine “ The Con­ mother approve all the notions of the child, whose short ex­ houses. when they were locked up. perience has not taught prudence. structive Quarterly.” The introduction tells us that it was The substitute would soon be an appeal to our ears. It “ MTiare were the dance!” he enquired. • • • “ founded on the conviction” that a constructive treatment would be something that would attract, almost literally pull of Christianity “ will make for a better understanding” of Father Benson tells the reason when he says: our ears. The din would be awful and we would call it in- Harry Sullivan of the D. & R. G. R. R. each other among the denominations. Its aim is to give “ If you want the Church of Jesus Christ you must not Co. tells a story of his experierfee in the temperant advertizing. court of a small mining camp: A pris­ every Christian religion the opportunity to express itself. look for a Church ever adapting itself to every one; you Too bad the “ loud” appeals made to the eye by women oner was brought before the aged mag­ It is “ constructive,” meaning that there will not be admitted must find a Church always at war somewhere. Of course, it in dress and cheap shows does not create such a noise as istrate,/Who inquired: “ What crime is to its pages controversial articles: no attack upon another would be at peace if its laws were accepted. If the Catholic would call our attention to its intemperance. charged against this man?" creed; no tearing down of another’s tenants of religion, Church had that position in the world which its Divine q q “ Bigotry, your honor,” explained the however much counter building there may be. The first Founder meant, ^11 dissensions would cease. The Catholic prosecuting attorney, "he has two wifes.” number carries three articles by Catholics. Church does, indeed, look for peace; for ‘ Blessed are the A DISCOURAGINO DAY’S WORK At a time when the secular dailies, with their supposedly “Oh, you don’t mean bigotry,” re­ “ America” finds ill forebodings in the first article, by peacemakers, for they shall be called the children of God.’ marked the Justice, “you mean trigon­ an Episcopalian minister. To quote: But till that supreme moment comes she accepts the charge comprehensive sources of news intelligence, were headlining ometry.” “ The place of honor is given to Dr. Du Bose, an Epis­ again and again brought against her, that while she is always the fact that the death of Pius X., Pope, was expected^ copalian, who explains his idea of the constructive prating of peace, she brings warfare, remembering the words hourly, the Register told its readers, in last week’s issue, that Judge ------was, when he first began the Pontiff’s condition had improved, and relief had been the practice of law, a very blundering treatment of Christianity. It is not, he says, an of Jesus Christ: ‘ I come not to bring peace, but the sword.’ felt among Vatican attachees. speaker. On one occasion, when he was objective reconstruction of the religion of Jesus Christ but “ Takes these two texts; ‘ Blessed are the peacemakers trying a case of replevin, involving ths a subjective construing of it; and he tells us before Ihe for they shall be called the children of God.’ ‘ Think not All of which is just another small example of the “ news­ right of property in a lot of hogs, he reaches the twenty-fifth line of his article that his construing that I bring peace on earth, I came not toi bring peace, but paper beats” this paper has been scoring for months. Did addressed the jury as follows: "Gentle­ we hear somebody say that there was no news in a Catholic men of the jury, there were just twenty- is his only and that probably no single reader will accept it the sword.’ four hogs in that drove—just twenty- “ You will find practically no difficulty in reconciling paper! That he kept in adequate touch through the daily as his own. ‘ There is an objectively and transcendentally four, gentlemen—exactly twice as many paper! Will this person condescend to credit the Register true Theology and Christology’ and so an objectively divine the paradox if you remember that He was both divine and as there are in this jury box.”—Case and and unchangeable Christianity; but apparently all is unat­ human. In this world He was a subject of a Roman Em­ with the original story of the mysterious death of an Italian Comment. tainable. This is little better than Agnosticism, and it is not peror ; if He had submitted Himself as man there would have blasphemer at Delagua! Will they admit that this paper Mrs. O. H. P. Belmont, discussing encouraging to find it in the first article of a publication sup­ been no difficulty. But He was divine, both God and Man. carried the only authentic story of the Popes condition! certain sweat shop proprietors, ^ id at Therefore, the reason of this paradox. He was living in this That we carried the exclusive intelligences regarding the posed to help to the clearer understanding of religion.” her suffrage headquarters in New York: killing of the bogus oath bill in the Colorado House of Rep­ There can be foupd a hope to the Catholic way of think­ world, but was not of it. Jesus Christ brought down divine “ These men are so callous and narrow resentatives ! ing in these very assertions. That a sect will admit that law into this world into the human law. they hardly seem to think they are do­ there is no remodeling the teachings of Christ; that Chris- i “ It is precisely the same why the Catholic Church To be decried, even to run a continous race with the ing wrong. They are like the wife- beater to whom the Judge said: tianity is something in itself apart from the reading or in­ brings this warfare. If she were contentwith human law gaunt W olf of Actual Necessities, is only a part of the day’s “ ‘What a vile wretch you were to there would be no trouble; but she has to do the bidding of work of a Catholic journalist—but it’s sometimes a discour­ terpretation individuals may give it: in fine; that Christ break a table over your wjfe’s head!’ aging day’s work. did leav6 a definite something to believe and do and that it is • the Giver of divine law. ‘“ But, Judge, your honor,’ the man for us to find it—is as Catholic can be. The only thing q q q q whined, ‘how was I to know the table lacking to the Dr. Du Bose is that his search has not gone to THE TEACHER—A COO BE THERE IN SPIRIT would break. ” Rome. He still lacks a system that will test to a certainty New York city is awakened to the claims of the school The president of this year’s Eucharistic Congress, the MATILDA MUGGINS. the doctrines of Christ. He may run on to the Catholic sys­ teachers, a right to some individuality and personal initiative Bishop of Namur, Belgium, has issued a special request that Matilda Muggins (may her looks im­ tem in time, the infallable teaching authority. in their work. They have been made only so many wheels in all the faithful throughout the world approach Holy Com­ prove). Awoke one night from fleeting dreams of The Doctor seems to think that the only way to assure the educational machine formed by superintendent Max­ munion next Sunday, the closing day of the congress, which love. freedom for a healthy argument is to continue the sects. well during his twenty-five years. They now revolt and the begins at Malta on the 23rd. In this way all Catholics may And saw, within the moonlight near her bed, That diversities of opinion aid in bringing out the “ divine war is on. be present in spirit at least, and who can conceive of the A spirit writing in a book of red. facts” is true and exemplified in the Catholic Church. The system makes the school as good and no better than beneficial results that will come from this world-wide Cpm- In words of flame |t wrote, with mien inspired, It would be a source of edification to the Doctor to hear the superintendent’s idea minus his enthusiasm and interest. munion! “ What names are those!” the damsel the Jesuit school pitted against the Dominican for example Leave some scope for the teachers individual powers q q then inquired. The spirit, answering, stayed its gleam­ on some “ theory or explanation, philosophy or doctrine” of attracting and sustaining interest or we shall soon have a Cardinal Gibbons justly calls Dr. Osier to order for his ing pen, where our “ disagreements begin” but do not end till the school full of dull followers of schedule and routine in school slur upon religious practices. “ The maids whose beauty fires the hearts of men.” final court has settled between them: till Rome has spoken work. If the Doctor can not call people away from the priests “ And am I one!” she queried. “Nay, not and the case closed. The teachers are mbre than overseers, they should be the to his science, it is not for want of advertising. He talks so,” The spirit said. Matilda spoke more low. It is difficult to understand how one can be so “ warm” visible form of an ideal the child is developing. To be this much; but when sick, people will insist on being cured. But hopeful still, aniL begged in accents to the true Church and yet so cold to it. To know God and they must before all things else, be natural; they must be Therefore the just reason why the saints have a larger cient- bland, “Write me as one that cooks to bent the His Church requires more than intellect. The intellect may good for proper results. Brilliant minds do not make best age than the Doctor. band.” accept God; but God wants to accept the intellect. They teachers in all cases—there must be also the power of im­ Doctor Osier once advocated chloroform for all over 60 The spirit wrote and vanished. The next night who have come into the Church because they “ understand parting and the power of influencing for good. years. What dope do these “ scientific” men take before It came again with a great scroll of everything” are apt to pass out again as soon as they find q q that age that makes them talk so! white. And showed the names whom praise of something that does not fit into their intelligence. The hu­ THE REVOLT OF DECENCY V V V V men had blessed. man mind can not measure God: it takes a quart measure at The New York Sun said the last word on the fads of Stories to the effect that Cardinals Merry Del Val, Vives And lo! Matilda's name led all the rest. —Lippincott’s. least to measure a quart, and God is infinite. to^ay under the head “ The Revolt of Decency.” 'It is a Y. Tuto and De Lai will constitute a triumvirate, ruling the The Doctor’s philosophy and th’e gift of faith would strung rebuke and should shame the parents of New York, affairs of the papacy during the remainder of the term of make a good Catholic. whbse foolish daughters are not to be blamed before the Pope Pius X, are not credited in the best informed circles q q mothers. The Sun says: here. These stories seem to be based upon misconceptions QUESTIONS JUST DRIFTING—AND WHITHER? Let the seemingly incredible protestations that inno­ as to certain of the actions of Secretary of State Del Val AND “ The chief strength of the enemy lies in the apathy of cence and virtue may indulge in these excesses without reali­ during, the pope’s illness.—The News. the good,” says the Holy Father, commenting on the uncon­ zation of their origin and meaning be accepted. Politeness It would be hard to get the “ Romani” to swallow such ANSWERS cern of Catholics in Rome in the matter of education. It was and optimism dictate this insult to intelligence. Th^re re­ stuff. It makes good reading only in this country. • • • • so arranged that Catholics could qbtain religious instruction mains on those possessing knowledge and conscience/the in­ Denver;.Catholic Register. The current Bulletin of the American Federation of in the schools by simply asking it. In the city of 500,000 escapable duty of protecting the ignorant and the weak as • Gentjemen: Could you conveniently only 800 parents asked for such instruction. much from their folly as from the designs of the vicious. Catholic Societies “ plays up” the resolution adopted by that inform’ me through your paper if there The most natural conclusion would be that there are but The task is to exert every influence to prevent the loss of organization pledging support to the Catholic Press. is any “ Silent Brotherhood Monastery" few Catholic parents in Rome. But the facts prove other­ such ground as has been gained by society in its history-long These resolutions make -a fine substitute for wall-paper in Kentucky, and about where it is lo­ cated. Very sincerely, wise; the churches are crowded, the sacrements are fre­ struggle for moral progress, a loss that is inevitable if such in the Sanctum, but we warn brother Editors against paste- A READER. ing them on the wall. When placed thus, they are considered quented, and seldom does an Italian die “ without the dances as are now under consideration are tolerated. An.—The Trappists’ Monastery, Geth- Priest.” It is apathy; unconcern; dormant Christianity. Far from being “ new,” these dances are a reversion to permanent improvements, and must be left, when the land­ semane, Ky. • • • the grossest practices of savage man. They are based on the lord puts you out, for failure to pay the rent. Nor is it in Rome alone that this indifference is in evi­ primitive motive of the orgies enjoyed by the aboriginal in­ q q ‘‘Knock off. Bill!” said a laborer the other day. “ That bell always ringii at dence. We are fast following in a growing disregard for the habitants of every uncivilized land. Their movements and The Base Ball season opens in Denver on April 25th. We know you know it; but we want to know where to twelve o’clock.” So. even to Bill, to welfare of our children. Too much is left to the Sister teach­ steps have been described with exactitude by explorers and whom it only spells the time of day the ers and Pastors. The tendency today is toward freeing our­ missionaries to those peoples we are accustomed to regard as go to meet the brethren of the cloth—back of 1st or 3rd. Angelus has its uses! And who shall selves of responsibilities and burdens. We pay big taxes inferior. Their culminating extravagances are identical with The presence of the clergy at the Ball Park speaks well say that some subtle grace was not con­ and in that fact find excuse for neglecting our own duties. the ends sought by the benighted heathen, save only that the for the game— and the management. veyed upon the sound w i^ s of that bell? May not the mere fact that the “ They should be good; we sent them to Catholic heathen is redeemed by a frankness of terminology and con­ I q q sound which strikes the worker’s ear duct that has not yet been attained here. The worlilj seems to stand in the old St. Peters square, schools,” is now the manner of shifting the blame. As if it and bids him rest is wafted from tha matters nothing if the child go wrong, providing we can Preserved through all the ages by the habitues of low for a word on l|he condition of the Holy Father’s health. The sacramental home of his Redeemer, blame some one besides ourselves. resorts, by strumpets and their patrons, these dances have millions of Caljholics in every land will continue their appeal bring a blessing with it? “Faith cornea I Time was when parents felt personally responsible for never lost their original reason for existence or been de­ to the saints in his behalf despite Dr. Osier’s objections. by bearing.”—Exchange.

J ©AY, APRIL 24, 1913. D u m a v a t r o l i o u o z s t i r .

STILL BUILDING ST. PETEH’a By CatboUo Vrasa OaUs. ii Books, Picture & Statuary i The Lhdes’ Catholic Benevolent Ass’n Rome, April 23.—Cardinal Rampolla omoAKmD nr isso K E I Y i B IM , llnleitakeis on Thursday blessed the work of encas­ James Cotter Well known In the MlSdle West and throughout the entire East as among 410 Fifteenth St. Phone Main 5219 ing the sixty great pilasters of St. Pe­ 'the best of fYaternal Instirance Organisations. ter’s in marble. They are now covered with stucco, but the funds have been Catholic Supply Honse A O A n o u o • w o u A .n o t s b rare uuiov s o x .i .a b s PAID nr HBAT* BBirspn^ t w o a v s a q u a b t x x m u i i o v d o i i - mass Monday, April 21, Rev. Father TRINIDAD, COLO. gathered to complete this detail of the AAU ABSBBVB t w o . Snyder officiating. building that has been in state of finish­ 136.000 Il4m1>«ra. \ 1360 Branches ing for some hundreds of years. : Mission Supplies a Specialty Next Sunday, the Children's Sodality A grand exemplification of the first Financial lni\-estments In the P actflc^ates with Branches at Seattle, San The Pope gave one pilaster of marble; will receive' Holy Communion at the three degrees was administered to a Parcels Post Prepaid , Francisco al»d )U>s Angeles. Others^destred. Write to Miss Kate Ma­ Cardinal Rampolla another; and the honey, President. Troy, N. Y. Mrs. J. X^Royer, Recorder, Erie, Pa., or to 7:30 mass. class of thirty candidates by Holy : 1469-71 Logan D e n v e r various communities will furnish the Mrs. Catherine Callaghan, Deputy, 17i>2 FrX^lln, Denver. Colorado. The marriage of James Boyle and Trinity Council No. 1072, Knights of Co­ ♦♦♦00*1HMOOOOOOOOOOH pilaster nearest the statue of their foun­ ^♦♦ooooooooooooooooooooooo Mable Gordon will take place on Thurs­ lumbus on Sunday, April 20th. The der. Each pilaster will cost $6,000. day, May 1st. knights and candidates attended mass in a body at 9 o’clock, ,when a very elo­ REID-ROSPIGLOSI MARRIAGE. The Berland Drug Company ST. LEO’S quent sermon was delivered by Rev. Father Lonergan, telling some of the PRESCRIPTION DSU0GIST8 ' ■*' By OsthoUo VrsM OaMs. St. Anthony’s Court, W. C. 0. F. will things the order had accomplished. The ‘*Where Quality Reigns Supreme” Rome, April 23.—The effort to have receive Holy Communion in a body at degree work took place in the afternoon. 17TH AVE. AND FRANKLIN ST. PHONE YORK 3334 their marriage nullified has been aban­ THE the 9 o’clock mass next Sunday. State Deputy M. W. Purcell of Colorado Gooda Delivered Free—Any Time, Any Place. doned by Mrs. Reid-Rospiglosi. Holy Hour, with sermon and exposi­ Springs being present to confer the She withdrew her suit in the Ecclo- P A F a S H E S tion of the Blessed Sacrament every Fri­ third. day evening. Benediction and sermon The day closed with a banquet in the siaetical courts in which she begged to every Sunday evening. evening at the Cardenas Hotel for have her prior marriage with Parkhurst TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS 0*1 ^ ^ Rev. Father Belzer is possessor of a Knights and their ladies, E. J. McMa­ pronounced null in order to establish her marriage with the Italian. % new two-passenger Ford auto. hon, first Grand Knight of this council A full sentence declaring the marriage When aboot to purchase Plumbing Fixtures ^ Leo’s School children were given a acted as Toastmaster. Among those on of Anna Gould and Count Boni Castel- 8, 7:30, 9 and 10:30 a. m.; evening ser­ rare treat by Mr. Huffman last Monday the toastlist were State Deputy M. W. or a Heating Plant for the new home; a Pump, lane null, is expected soon. Chnrch Directory vices at 7:30 o’clock; week-day masses afternoon.when he invited them to at­ Purcell, of Colorado Springs, Rev. Wm. Windmill, Gasoline Engine, Irrigatltm Plant, at 6, 7:00 and 8 a. m. tend his Bid«-A-Wee theater and witness Lonergan, Timothy OTieary of Pueblo, The Defender of the case, however, ST. DOMINIC’S—Grove st. and West will at once appeal against the sentence CATHEDRAL OF THE IMMACU­ the pictures ^ Shakespeare’s "Merchant Grand Knight G. L. Fenlon, C. F. Dona­ Dmnestic Water Supply System or Snch LATE CONCEPTION—Colfax and Lo­ 25th ave.; Rev. J. P. Vallely, 0. P., pas­ of nullity, when the case will be heard gan. Rt. Rev. N. C. Matz, Bishop of Den­ tor. Sunday masses at 6, 8:30, 9:30 of Venice.” Rev. -Father O’Ryan lectured hue, and State Senator Barela. Equipment for the farm for the third and last time. ver. Res.. 1536 Logan. Rev. Hugh L. and 10:30; week-day masses at 7; first and explained the silbjeet to the children. Messrs. Dennis Burke and Timothy McMenamin, rector; res., 1854 Grant. Fridays, masses at 6 and 8, and Holy Mr. Huffman is very Tfberal to the St. O’Leary of Pueblo and Morris Dolan of ' WE RECOMMEND THAT YOU CONSULT Sunday masses at 6,7:30, 8:30, 9:30 and Hour at 7:30 to 8:30 p. m. Leo’s people and his pictore shows arc Denver were in the city Sunday to wit­ MANY RUMORS: NONE CORRECT. solemn high mass at 11:00. Vespers at HOLY GHOST—Curtis, near 20th; educational, no one need, fear to send ness the Knights of Columbus initiation. 7:30 p. m. Rev. Garrett J. Burke, pastor. Sunday By OathoUe Bnm Oabla. ANNUNCIATION — 36th and Hum­ masses at 7:16 and 9:30; evening ser­ their children to witness them. James W., Gartside and Miss Alicia Rome, April 23.—Cardinal Vincent boldt; Rt. Rev. Msgr. Robinson, pastor. vices at 7:30; week-day' masses at_ 7. Evelyn Slator both of this city were The M. J. O’FALLON SUPPLY Co. Sunday masses at 6:30, 7:30, 9 and Public Catechism classse every evening ST. CATHERINES PARISH married quietly at 9 o’clock Saturday Vannutelli left for Paris to represent DENVEB, COUIBADO at 7 o’clock. а. m.; evening services at 7:30; week­ evening at the home of the bride’s par­ the Pope at the Frederick Ozanam cen­ day masses at 6 and 8 a. m. ST. JOHN’S—Fifth and Josephine sts.; tenary. This gave the Stefan News WhMi we icMW te be absohrtely reliable aad worthy ef yen* paOwaafe Rev. Charles J. Carr, pastor. Sunday Extensive arrangements are being ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Slator, Rev. ST. LEO’S—Tenth and Colfax; Rev. Agency an laea that the trip was for Wm O’Ryan, pastor. Sunday masses at masses at 8 and 10 o’clock; week-day made for the Indoor Clarnival. The Wqi. Lonergan officiated. mass at 8. Sunday evening services at political reasons. There is no tijith in it. б, 7, 9 and 10:30 a. m.; evening services hand painted tea set is now on exhibi­ lire. Gartside was bom in Trinidad 7:30 o’clock. at 7:30; week-day masses at 8 a. m.; tion in the windows of the Swigert Op­ ST. JAMES’—^Thirteenth and Newport and received her education in the St. lirst Fridays, masses at 6:30 and 8 a. n^; tical Company. It is a work of art and Joseph Academy. 'The new couple will GREAT OYATIONTO PAPAL LEGATE Watch Hour and Exposition of the sts., Montclair. Rev. James M. Walsh, The Electrical Automatic Appliance Co. pastor. Sunday mases at 9 a. m.; is being much admired. Father Ryan make their Lome in Trinidad. Blessed Sacrament every Friday at 7:30 P. A. Brown, Mgr. P. Harry Byrne, Asat Mgr. oenediction at 7:45 p. m.; Communion and the young people of the parish are By OathoUe B t s m O aU s. p. m. > mass first and third Sundays at 7:30. Syracuse, April 23.—The official recep­ Main 3776. 1749 Arapahoe St SACRED H E A R T -2760 Larimer sL; working hard for the success of this The government of the Republic of HOLY FAMILY—Utica and West 44tb tion to Cardinal Ferrata, representing Rev. Edward Barry, S. J., pastor; ave.; Rev. L. Fede, 8. J., pastor. Sun­ event. The young lady selling the great­ Paraguay favors and respects religion, Electric Wiring, Motors, Fire Alarms and Electric Suppb'es Aloysius Brucker, S. J.; Anthony Brun­ day masses at 7:30 and 10 a. m.; bene- est number of admission tickets will be and sets apart funds for students to at­ the Holy Father at the Eucharistic Con­ ner, S. J-; Anthony Schuler, 8. J., as-, dirtion after late mass; week-day mass given a beautiful Forty Dollar Opera tend foreign educational Institutions. gress, is in progress. The affair is the aistants. Sunday masses at 6, 7, 9 and at 7 o’clock. Coat. This contest is open to the city. most brilliant seen on this island in high mass at 10:30 a. m. MT. CARMEL (Italian)—Navajo and years. Loyola Chapel—2550 Ogden at.; masses West 38th ave.; Rev. J. Piccoli. 0. S. M., Many free attractions are being The first of the buildings ofNthe new a t 7:30 and 9:30. Benediction, etc., a t pastor. Sunday masses, 6. 7:30, 9 and planned, and each attraction will be Jesuit College in Boston was iriforpially Yesterday the arrival of the Legate both churches on Sundays and Fridays 10:30; Benediction after the last mass. strictly carnival. .Mr. Clifford of the opened and occupied by the senior stu­ and party occasioned a great stir. The a t 7:30 p. m. Week-day masses at 6, 7 Week-day masses at 7 and 8. Congress will be a grand success. Car­ and 8 a. m.; at Loyola chapel at 7:16 Elitch slock Company will be in charge dents a few days ago. ST. MARY MAGDALENE—West 26th dinals Bourne of London and Logue of and Depew, Edge water; Rev. J. M. D« of the vaudeville program. Balfe’s Or­ PATRICK’S—Pecos and West 33d Saulniers, pastor. Sunday masses at chestra will play for the dancing. Re­ Cardinal Farley, accompanied by Sen­ Ireland are here. n v e . ; " Rev. D. O’Dwyer, pastor. Sunday 7:30 and 9:30 a. m.; week-day mass at- member the place and date. Auditorium, ator O’Gorman, called on President W il­ masses at 6, 7:30, 9 and 10:30; evening 7:30 a. m. May 13. son on the 4tb inst. MIRACLES OF BLESSED JOAN d’ARC. services at 7:30; week-day masses at 8; ST. PHILOMENA’S—Corner 14th and first Fridays, mass at 7:30. Detroit. Rev. M. W. Donovan, pastor. By OathoUe Broaa OaUo. ST. FRANCES DE SALES—South Sunday masses at 6, 8 and 10 o’clock, SACRED HEART COLLEGE On the 5th inst.. Cardinal Bourne gave Sherman and Alameda; Rev. J. J. Don­ evening services at 7:80; week-day a reception to all the Catholic teachers Rome, April 23.—The Congregation of nelly, pastor. Sunday masses at 7, 8, masses at 6 and 8. The Science course has always been of London, at his residence, Westmin­ Rites are discueqing three miracles 9:15 and 10:30; evening services at ST. LOUIS—Services at Biven’s hall, one of the most popular at the College, ster. claimed to be w rou ^t through interces­ FOR GOOD WORK CALL UP 7:30; week-day masses at 6:30 and 7:30; 2993 South Broadway, Englewood; Rev. but during the past two weeks the work sion of Blessed Joan ^Arc, the Maid of first Fridays, mass at 8. Louis F. Hagus, pastor (residence 1959 hag been of ev^n more than usual in­ Orleans. Her canonization may be ex­ ST. ELIZABETH’S (German)—Curtis Washington). Sunday mass at 9. She does not ask for money, but for kid pected in 1914. and Eleventh sts.-. Rev. Father Pius, ST. JOSEF’S JPolish)-Pennsylvania terest. In connection with the study of in carrying on the work of taking c^re Colorado Laundry O. F. M., pastor. Sunday masses at 6, 7, and 46th rve.; Kev. Theo. Jarzynskl. metal analysis. Father Forstall gave of the children under her charge. She France has been preparing a grand and 8, 9 and 10:30; evening services at 7:30; pastor. Sdnday masses at 8 and 10; several instructive lectures on the spec­ fitting celebration of the first Uational Phone 741 2207 LARIMER week-day mass at 8. wants some young women who like mis­ week-day masses at 6, 7 and 8 troscope, illustrating his remarks by nu­ holiday in hdt honor, but the procession Friday evenings. Stations of the Cross ST. CATHERINE’S, Harkness Heights sionary work, and who are free from merous tests with the instrument itself. must be abandoned owing to the Ma­ and Benediction at 7:46. —Services in Bungalow Theater, 4150 family ties, or from the necessity of ST. JOSEPH’S—Galapago and West Hooker. Rev. W. W. Ryan, pastor. Sun­ By means of his new Rhemkorff appara­ providing for the folks at home. sonic opposition developed . about Or­ day masses at 8:00 and 9:30. Parochial leans. Sixth ave.; Very Rev. A uw st J. Gnnd- tus, Father Forstall was able to show “Last Sunday,” she writes, “ we had a ling, C. SS. R-, pastor. Sunday masses at residence. 4277 Green Court. GOOD CLOTHES ARE some extremely beautiful spectra, es­ hundred and fifty children confirmed. As pecially of the rarer alkaline metals. ST. ELIZABETH’S PARISH was filled and all the card players were yet we have no large school, for we have TWENTY THOUSAND AT MASS IN HALF THE BATTLE The final preliminary for the elocution very well pleased. Those who had the not the money with which to build it, * ST. PETER’a contest was lately held, several of the The well dressed man has a tremend­ Next Sunday the members of the affair in charge are very well pleased but what we need here urgently indeed faculty acting as judges. The juniors ous advantage over the other fellow, and Third Order of St. Francis will receive with the results. is some good young ladies with a liking By OathoUe Braaa OaUa. it is easy for you to choose the right who have qualified are James Gardner, holy communion. On the afternoon at 4 Mrs. J. J. Reilly of 177 S. Clarkson, for missionary work. 'There is a great Rome, April 23.—There were fully kind of clothes. Let us make a suit to Wm. Rothwell, Albert Marion, Vincent your exact measurements of one of th^ o’clock the regular spiritual meeting stepped on a nail last Wednesday and field here for them. Had we their serv­ 20,000 present in St. Peter’s, where Car­ Kirkpatrick, and Geo. Brierly; the sen­ beautiful materials we have on hand. will take place in church. All members as a result is suffering a painful wound ices now, we would be in a position to dinal Rampolla celebrated mass yester­ iors, Raymond Myers, Wm. Hayden, will kindly note. in her foot. spend more time on the larger children. day. Frank Martin, Thos. Floyd, Jno. Sulli­ Spring Suits $ 2 5 and up At St. EUzabeth’s Hall on Tuesday M ^. Charles Cassidy has returned Some of them have not yet received As many attended Benediction in, the van, and Frank Horan. evening The Jefferson Stock Company on after a six months’ visit to the home of their first holy communion. Try, Father, evening. There’s an astonishing difference be­ Tuesday w-itnessed probably the best tween tailor-made and* ready-made their final appearance for the season pre­ her parents. for the glory of God, to help me secure game so far, this year, with Mines at clothes. The man who knows sees this sented in masterly style that excellent Mrs. Thos. Clennon is enjoying a visit someone.” very quickly. Golden. The Clpllege had the lead, with REMDEBEKER Western drama entitled “Wyoming. As from her sister and little daughter from Unfortunately, we knew of no one a score of 2 to 1, until last half of Tailor-mades have the finished looktiiat usual they were greeted by a large au­ near Brighton. whom we thought would care to do the That We T^de Becks goes with all expert work, and success eighth, when the Mines by a lucky dience. The cast being an exceptionally The Young Ladies’ Sodality are plan­ work, but we promised the Sislcr, should comes to the man who looks prosperous. break, galloped in three runs. The game large one, those present had an oppor­ ning an entertainment for early in May. any inquiry be made that would inter­ The Place SZalm Book store closed 4 to 3 for Mines. tunity to see all the members of the est her, we would certainly remember 1S37 ARAPAHOE, M. J. GANNON company in action who are deserving of ST. PATRICK’S. her appeal. Opposite Post Office, the highest praise for their excellent 6 1 4 1 4 th Street, Denver work. Many thanks to all who loaned Next Sunday will be communion Sun­ day for the boys. WivO. EYAN & CO,, tkeir efforts and who co-operated in Railway HaO Cleilis Wanted Color Experts. any way toward the success of this play. A quiet and unostentatious wedding Good pay, {90 monthly, with chance for promotion. Examination May 3. Special took place at the rectory on Monday Artistic Wall Paper Decorations After their regular meeting last Thurs­ C A TH O U C CHURCH tXTENSIO N quick work with qualify you. Common evening when Edward Moore and Gen­ education will do, with our special and Painting. , ^ day evening, the Ladies Auxiliary No. 31, ■ S O U E T Y I coachinR. day or nlRht. “HARMONY SHOP.” - ' Knighto of St. John had a very enjoy­ evieve Tierney were united in marriage CI V I L S B B T IC Z BOXOOL 507 16th Bt., Osnvsr Phone Main 8771. 433 ISTE 4T. able social session. The entertainment by Rev. David P. O’Dwyer. The couple THEATINE MISSIONARY WORK IN IVORY HAND LAUNDRY were attended by Frank Moore and COLORADO. consisted in cards and music, after which #1negt French Hand Worit In the dty lunch was served. Their friends and Helen Tierney. After a honeymoon trip 765 Tsjon Bt. Offles and Works. Phone Wain 7030 through the southern part of the state, Great Good Being Done Among Mex­ brother knights were their guests. M a in 1 6 8 4 16S7 BROADWAY Mr. Frederick Reinert, a well known the newlyweds will reside in the parish. icans in That State. J. T . UPTON & CO. member o f the parish, met a sad and The Dramatic Club wishes to thank CARPETS CLEANED all those who helped to make their Father J. B. Liciotti, a Theatine mis­ sudden death in an accident last By CompTSBSsd Air, Yaonom or Btsam, Baflt, Bswsd, Laid. dance a success. sionary, with other priests of his order, W. P. HORAN Thursday morning while at work. The We make Fluff Ruga from your old Carpet. 1 A baseball team has been organized is doing a great work out in the Mexi­ Batlsfaotlon Onarantasd. i parishioners and especially the members Funeral Director K. Price, quality and Immediate'dellverj- get the business. of the Third Order, Branch 4, C. M. B. A. among the pupils of the parochial school. can settlements of Colorado. The cause 1628-1527 CLKVELAND PLACE, and Holy Name Society are kindly re­ New suits were donated to the club by of Mexican Catholics is one that should quested to remember him in their holy the pastor and the boys are out for vic­ be near the heart of Ca^olica in this HHONI 1868 DCNVEII« Ci)L% communions and in their prayers. tory. Though only a bunch of young­ country, but it is a strange fact that it sters and smaller than their rivals in is the Protestant denominations that are the Catholic Church league, the boys interesting themselves in our own Mexi­ ST. FR A N aS D ESALES. TAILOR'& DESIGNER can put up a fast game. They have can Catholics. showed fine form in two practice games The padres of Spain left their home A . A C H T I N , For Ladlee and G ents The Ladies’ Aid Society will meet at and will meet the Cathedrals on Friday and their country to go forth to the LAUNDRY the home of Mrs. Jno. F. Toner, 645 So. Suits made to order. afternoon at West 37th and Wyandot. wilds of America to teach the religion Sherman, Friday AHcmoon. 2600-2620 CURTIS ST. Thursday, May 1, will be the feast of of Christ to the natives, and it is this and Alterinc. R-psirin, Phone York 2176 1 2 2 9 E . 1 8 t h A v e Our betoved pastor. Father Donnelly, the Ascension. Masses will be said at very faith that is in danger of being for­ WE USE ARTESIAN WATER is dangerously ill at St. Joseph’s hos­ 6:30 and 7:30. ever lost to our Mexican brethren. The pital. Friday, May 2, will be the first Fri­ pure Latin and even those races that THE W. H. STEWAH^T AGENCY CO. The Ladies’ Aid will meet Friday aft­ day of the month. The masses will lie have some Latin blood in their veins are ernoon with Mrs. J. F. Toner, 645 South MOOSE celebrated at 6:30 and 7:30, and com­ of necessity Qitholic. A Latin Protest­ GENERAL INSURANCE Sherman. The president, Mrs. (Temmin, munion distributed before mass to tho:e ant is a monstrosity, and it takes good Phone Main 676 EBUblUhaA IfTI has requested those'who have the quilt who cannot remain. Protestant money to teach our separat­ CLUBHOUSE blocks to bring them to this meeting. 728 Gas & Electric BuUding ed brethren that they cannot make |he Father VTiite has purchased a new ANNUNCIATION PARISH Mexicans Protestant, and that the most five-passenger Ford. 2047 GLENARM PLACE they can do with them is to make them JAMES A. FLEMING, The dance given by the Aid Society The Colonial Dramatic Club will pre­ infidels. The Mexican field is the south­ Tuesday evening proved a success both One of the finest Ball Rooms in sent “ The Power of Prayer” on Monday western section of our country is one Real Estate, Loans, and Insurance socially and financially. Those who at­ the state. Chn be rented for evening April 28th in Annunciation hall that is almost begging for laborers and Balls, Parties and Weddings. tended enjoyed a rare treat and seemed 1536 Stout Street, Room 222 at 8:15. There will be a matinee on sustenance for them and their missions. to enjoy themselves immensely. The Rent reasonable. Apply to PHONE 3131. DENVER, COLO Sunday afternoon at 2:15. The mem­ Protestant money ie being poured in punch made by Mrs, Clennon and Mrs. bers of this dramatic association arc there, but nevertheless Catholic mission­ Muckle.,was excellent. The card room well known for their ability as actors aries are laboring earnestly and with J. C. BtOOM, 730 16th St, near Stout and those who have never failed to wit­ CTirist-like zeal in spite of all discour­ 13 CTS. A DAY BUYS A PIANO ness their effort are always eager to agements. > NOTHINQ DOWN. bring their friends that they may share ExpetC • Supen)ision,-£f With free music lessons. Sale now on. their pleasure. One Hundred and Fifty Children Con­ Competent • Craftsmen Coiumbina Music Co., 920-924 Fifteenth The marriage of Peter McNulty and firmed—Day Nursery of Holy 5 c street, Charles Bldg., Denvtr. Ethel Head was solemnized "at 8 o’clock Family in Pueblo. (o ■ O u r Cuts U ie ir A great many pathetic letters come Distinctive • Q u a lity - into the society, and one would almost ASK YOUR GROCER FOR NEW have to possess a heart of eteel to be REX B. YEAGER able to read some of them without tears in their eyes. The other day a letter BUTTER-NUT BREAD came from a nun who is connected with Funeral Director More Slicea the Holy Family Day Nursery out in i Made With Milk Same Price 11th Ave. & Broadway, Denver. Main 3202 Colorado, and ■who is struggling along ^PHOTO-ENOBAVER - and • LIECTBOTYPEB 7-»iC O LftWRENCE ST'DenUer ~ there with no money and but little help. DXirVlS OATIOLIO U OIfTlE. THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1913.

as poBsime niB preconceivea notions himself as ne len ner. "He's a more "Mr. nrocnerson, our Doarder, Is of Miss Challoner’s humble little pro­ fortunate man than he knows, how­ Just recovering from typhoid. He la James Sweeiejf Digai House tege. Her brown hair, of a rich chest­ ever deeply he may feel the loss of ■till weak and acutely susceptible to riVBST OIGAM nut hue, was in Itself a wonder. his first sweetheart” the least noise. I was afraid that our 8XOKXEO TOBACOOa Myrtle Market Sweetwater watched her with admi­ That evening the disappointed voices might disturb him. Do you 1634 CURTIS STREET PHONE 4r/i. ration as she superintended the un­ Sweetwater took the train for New mind walking a little way up the loading of the wagon and the disposal York. He had failed to advance the road? That is, if your visit was in­ Phone Main 6090. Denver, Colo. Oar. 18th Ava. A Franklin 84. of the various boxes on the floor with­ case in hand one whit, yet the counte­ tended for me.” Rhenesi Oallup 178, Qmllwf N8 in; but as nothing she said during nance he showed Mr. Gryce at their Her flush, the beauty which must the process was calculated to afford first interview /was not a wholly have struck even him, but more than Henry Cordes the least enlightenment in regard to gloomy one. all else her youth, seemed to reconcile J. B. Garvin & G>. i ' their contents, he presently wearied "Fifty dollars to the bad!” was his him to this unconventional request of his inaction and turned back tow­ first laconic greeting. "All I have Bowing, he took his foot from the Auditorium Phaimacy ards the highway, comforting himself learned is comprised in these two step, saying, as she Joined him: DRUGGISTS Prescriptions s Specialty. ^ A im K^alURlNE (KEEN Cor. 13th & Curtis Sts. Denver, Ctea. AumOK O F**™ lEAVBNWOBTH CASB** J with the refiectlon that in a few ■hort statements. The second O. B. is a fine "Yes, you are the one I wanted to 1481 W. tld Av«. Denven, hours he would have her to himself fellow; and not intentionally the see; that is, today. Later, I hope to —X...... ■ t e nUOBCB aAltTHEBODSE OFTHEWMISPERINfl PWES when nothing but a blunder on his cause of our tragedy. He does not have the privilege of a conversation HAIR DRESSING, HANICURINl UXUOTBATIONS 5V part should hinder him from sounding even know about it. He’s do'wrn'with with Mr. Brotherson.” FAQAL TREATMENT her j^ung mind and getting such an the fever at present and they haven’t We are experts In hair manufacture- Jacques Bros. i ; . CHADIBS,W . KOS5EK She gave him one quick look, trem­ make up your combing* In any style. swers to his questions as the aflali told him. When he's better we may bling so that he offered her his arm Open evenings by appointment i » In which he was simply Interested, de hear something; but I doubt even with a fatherly air. manded. that.” M ISS HALLY, pectlve manager. But he soon foimB "I see that you understand my er­ i l l EAST ElEJlTlUSlTTm ATBEVE. MoniDnents • Y N o m t . "Tell me about it” that ha could not enter the Worhs rand here,” he proceeded, with a Vhon* Oliamps 31A CHAPTER XXVI. Sweetwater complied; and such Is -without a permit, and this he waa and Building Works I—Oaorg* Anderaoo and the unconsciousness with which we BUY YOUR FUEL AITO FEED OF " ' J ...... ' If* ft rmftrtftbl* mftn com* out of hardly in a position to demand; so Sweetwater Returns. often encounter the pivotal circum­ I Ctormont Iwtol. look ftronnd furtlv«l7. he strolled ateut the village Instead, The American Fuel and Offic« and Yard, fth hU hftndi In th* m ow ftnd pas* on. "Yon see me again. Miss Scott 1 stance upon which our future or the mmotion ftttr«ot* th*m to th* Cl*rmont. and later wandered away Into the for­ C hope that yesterday’s intrusion has future of our most cherished under­ F e e d C o . Wb*r* It 1* found thftt th* h*ftutltul H\m est. 20-28 East 7th kn Bdith Chftllon*r hft* fftllaa d*ftd on th* not prejudiced you against me.” taking hangs, he omitted from his J. C. STORTZ, Prop. Struck by the inviting aspect of a BMOftnip* floor. ”I have no prejudices,,” was her story the sole discovery which was of COAL, WOOD, HAT AND GRAIN Phone South 73. CHAPTER n —Andofwm doacrtb** th* narrow and little used road opening simple T)ut firm reply. ‘■‘I am only any real Importance in the unraveling ia h* aftw wftah hU hand* In th* anow. from the highway shortly above the Phone Main 2483 4201 Josephine st DENVER, - COLO. I* hotal manftcar d*elftr«a him to b* hurried and very anxious. The doc of the mystery in which they were so SIftndo Brotharaon. house where his interests were Just tor is with Mr. Brotherson Just now; deeply concerned. He said nothing CHAPTER m-Phydclftna And that then centered, he strolled into the FRED F. FISH ER but he has several other equally sick of his walk in the woods or of what Hlaa Chftllonar waa atftbb«d and not ahot heart of the spring woods till he came WM. E. RUSSELL, Which a*cma to elaar Brotharaon of aua- patients to visit and I dare not keep he saw there. to a depression where a surprise D*alMr In him here too long.” Catholic Goods UHXp t e r IV-Oryc*. an aged d e t^ awaited him, in the shape of a pe­ Opp. s t Ellzabeth’a gtr% and Swaatwatar, hi* aaalatant. taka “Then you will welcome my abrupt CHAPTER XXVII. C oke , W o o d Bp th* caa*. Thar b«U*T* Mlsa Challonar culiar structure rising from its midst Prayer Books, Rosaries, Scapulars, Bt< ness. Miss Scott, here is a. lettei Btabbad h«r**U. w iere it Just fitted, or so nearly fit­ Phon* Kftln 8sa4. ICOAL & C h a rc o a l The Image of Dread, CHAPTER V -A papar cutter found ted that one could hardly walk about from Mr. Challoner. It will explain 1055 ELEVENTH STREET. OHIO*, 15S3 ‘W alton B t. r th* acan* of tragadr 1» balleved to In the comfortable little sitting- r it without brushing the surrounding my position. As you will see, his only non** Xaln S8S and 587. ( th* waaimn uaad. room of the Scott cottage Doris stood, Tarda, 4th and llarlmar Bt*. CHAPTER VT-Mr. Chanoner tell* of a tree trunks. Of an oval shape, with desire is to establish the fact that hit Renew your subscription promptly. i looking eagerly from the window I < t tch of letter* found In hi* daughter* its door facing the approach, it nestled daughter did not commit suicide. You Ik, *lgnad with Initial* *trange to him. have seen Miss Challoner, I believe which gave upon the road. Behind All are lore latter* except one which there, a wonder to the eye and the her, on the other side of. the room, ■how* that, th* Wrltar wa* dlapleaaad. occasion of considerable speculation Do you think she was the woman tc could be seen through a partly opened tJHAJPTER YIT—Thi* leRer "wa* iHped to his inquiring mind. It had not been plunge a dagger in her heart in a DUKF*Y^S Orlando Brotheraon. The other* bora door, a neatly spread bed, with a hand ilUala which lead to the conclusion that | long built, as was shown very plainly place aa public as a hotel reception room?” lying quietly on the imtched coverlid. BrIrotharaon -wrot* an of them by the fresh appearance of the un­ Several weeks had passed since the CHAPTER V n i—Andaraon goes with painted boards of which it was con­ "No, Mr. Sweetwater. I saw hei STORAGE AND MOVING •waatwatar to Idantlfy Brotharaon, who departure of Sweetwater and the in­ b to addrea* a maaong of anarchist*. structed; and while It boasted of a/ once and it made me want to bt valid was fast gaining strength. To­ Th* plac* i* raided by th* police door, as I’ve already said, there were quiet and kind and beautiful like her Brotharaon eacapa* without being Identl- Phone Main 1340 -Office, 601 Fifteenth S t no evidences visible of any other I never shall think she did anything morrow, he would be up. Was Doris thinking of him? Un­ "W ho Is (That, Johnny?" CHAPTER nt-Brotharaon 1* found llv- break in the smooth, neatly finished so horrible. Nor will Mr. Brotherson teg In a tanemant undar tha name of doubtedly, for her eyes often flashed walls. A wooden ellipse with a roof ever believe it. He could not and live grave smile, meant as she knew for Enmn. He I* an Inventor. his way; but her main attention was but no windows; such it appeared and You see, I am talkiiit; to you as Jf you her encouragement. "I am glad, be­ COURTHOUSE MILLINERY CHAPTER X—Broth*r*)n talU the cor- fixed upon the road, though no one iar of hi* acquaintance with Mia* ChiO- such it proved to be. A mystery to knew him—the kind o f man he Is and cause we can go at once to the point Cner and how *he rapulaed him with was in Bight at the moment. Some Bertman & Darley, 308 15th St. Sweetwater’s eyes, and like all mys­ Just how he feels towards Mlsa Chal Miss Scott,” he continued in a voice •corn whan h* offered her hi* love. one had passed for whose return she teries, interesting. For what purpose loner. He Is—” Her voice trailed from which he no longer strove to CHAPTER XI—Sweetwater recall* the looked; some one whom, if she had aiystary of the murder of a waaharwom- h«d it been built and why this Isola­ off and a look, uncommon and almost keep back the evidences of deep feel­ been asked to describe, she would ■n In which aome detail* ware Blmllar to tion? It was too filmsy for a reser­ elevated, illumined her face. "I will ing, “I have the st^ngest interest in Dainty Spring Millinery n a Challonar affair. Brotharaon wa* a have called a tall, fine-looking man {ftM t of th* building adjoining th* on* voir and too expensive for the wild not tell you what he is; you will your patient that one man can have of middle age, of a cultivated appear­ la which th* woman died. freak of a crank. know, if you ever see him.” in another, where there- is no personal ance seldom seen in this small manu­ CHAPTER X n —Purthar comparUon of A nearer view increased his curios­ Sweetwater watched her for a mo­ acquaintanceship. You who have ev­ t * two caae* ipur* Oryoo and Bwaetwa- facturing town; seldom seen, possihy. r to renewad activity. ity. In the projectihn of the roof ovei ment, and then remarked: ‘T m jgoing ery reason to understand my reasons In any town. He had glanced up at CHAPTER Xin-Challonar admit* hi* the curving sides he found fresh food to take one thing for p a n ted ; that for this, will accept the statement, I JOHN J. KINSELLA & CO. teughter was deeply intareatad, if not In the window as he w,ent by, in a man­ for inquiry. As he examined it in the you are as anxious as are to deal hope, as frankly as it is made.” .by* -wlth.Jrot|ii*ir*on. ~ ‘ ner too marked not to excite her curi­ . . JtPTTOl TCrV—‘Brotharaon jfive* th* walk he made around the whole struc­ Miss (Thalloner’s memory.” She nodded. Her eyes were full of osity. Would he look up again when t ollo* a plausible explanation of hi* n- ture, he came to a place where some­ “ 0 yes, O yes.” tears, but she did not hesitate to uot Grye* and Swaatwatar are given he came back? She was -waiting there thing like a hinge became visible and "More than that, that you are ready raise them. •armiaalon to punua thalr invaatlgatlon* to see. Why, she did not know. She lidapaadantly. further on another. The mof waa not and eager to help us. Your very looks "When i lost my daughter, I lost ev­ was not used to Indulging in petty A R T G L A S S CHAPTER XV-Swaatwater plana to simply a roof; it was also a lid cap­ show that” erything,” he declared, as they walked tisgiil** blmaalf a* a oaipanter and *eek suppositions of this kind; her life was able of being raised for the air and slowly up the road. "Nothing excites lodging* in the *ame building with Brotb- "You are right; T would do anything too busy, her anxieties too keen. The CHURCH WINDOWS light which the lack of windows ne­ my interest, save that which once ex­ •Qon. to help -you. But what can a girl great dread looming ever before her c h a p t e r XVI—Ho watch** the inven­ cessitated. This was an odd discov­ cited hers. I am told that the deep­ tor at work at night and 1* detected by like me do? Nothing; nothing. 1 —the dread of that hour when she ery indeed, giving to the uncanny est interest of her life lay here. I am tt* latter. The detective move* to a know too little. Mr. Challoner must must speak—left hef very little heart 900 W. 22nd St CHICAGO loom adjoining Brotharaon'*. structure the appearance of a huge also told that it was’ an interest quite see that when you tell him I’m only tor anything dissociated with this CHAPTER X tn i-H e bora* a hole In box, the cover of which could be worthy o f her. I expect to find it so. le wall to *py on Brotheroon. He visit* ^ the daughter of a foreman.” , doming event raised or lowered at pleasure. And I Jiope with all my heart to find it so, “Bain he asked himself for what it "And a friend of Mr.. Brotherson," : But her Interest had been caught CHAPTER X V in —Repetition of the supplemented Sweetwater. and that is why I have come to this me playad by the orchestra the night of could be intended? Nothing in his today, caught by this stranger, and town and expect to linger till Mr. 1 '^ o o l c^feaSjA, 3n&uaaone^ Isa Cballoner'a death arouse* the aleep- "Yes,” she smiled, "he would want when during her eager watch the experience supplied him with an an­ Brotherson has recovered sufficiently ig Brotheroon to uneaay muttering*. me to say so. But that’s his good- small messenger from the Works swer. to see me. I hope that this will be CHAPTER X IX -A girl sent by Sweet­ nesA I don’t deserve the honor.” came to the door -with the usual daily water with Edith Cballoner'a letter* Is A team was approaching. He could agreeable to him. I -hope that I am ordered out by Brotheroon. Ha declares "His friend and therefore his confi­ supply of books and magazines for hear the heavy tread of horses work­ not presuming too much in cherishing the letter* were not written to him. dante,” Sweetwater continued. "He the patient, she stepped out on the R O C K ing their laborious way through trees these expectations. r w tr c h a p t e r XX—Sweaiwaier is un­ , whose obstructing branches swished has talked to you about Miss Chal­ porch to speak to him and to point masked by Brotharoon, who declares be Doris turned her candid eyes upon tocognlzed him at once. before and behind them. They were loner?” out the gentleman who was now rap­ him. c h a p t e r XXI—Sweetwater gets ft bringing in a load for this shed, whose "He had to. There was nobody else idly returning from his stroll up the ! W A T E R message that Gryce ha* made a dlscov- ’T cannot tell; I do not know,” said uses he would consequently soon un­ to whom he could talk; and then, I road. •ry which changes the whole situation. she. "Nobody knows, not even the derstand. Grateful for his good luck "W ho la that, Johnny?” she asked. • O F F IC E A ’W O R K S ’ c h a p t e r xxn — aoaer Inspection had seen her and could understand." doctor, what effect the news we dread ■how* that the letter* *lgned B.” —for his waa a curiosity which "Where did you see her?” The boy looked, searched his mem­ (D to give him will have upon Mr. Broth­ ware written by two different men. Sweet­ could not stand defeat—he took a few ory, not without some show of mis- 6 1 6 water goe* to Derby In eearch of the »ec- "In New York. I waa there once erson. You will have to wait—we all •nd "O. B.." whom he expect* to find steps into the wood, and from the gjving- with father, who took me to see her. shall have to wait the results of that ttrough one Doris Scott, mentioned In vantage point of a concealing cluster lUsa Challoner’x letters I think she had asked Mr. Brotherson "A queer name,” b® admitted at revelation. It cannot be kept from FRANK D. McCAULLEY, THOMAS A. BYAX, of bushes, fixed his eyes upon the last Shally something. Bhally— to send his little friend to her hotel him much longer.” Manager. Oastder. spot where the road opened into the if ever we came to New York.” Shally—” (Continued.) hollow. ^ “That waa some time ago?” "Challoner?” (To be continued.) E. F. HUTTON & CO. The doctor did not need to speak; Something blue moved there, and in "We were there in June.” "Yes, that’s IL How could you kls expression conveyed his answer. another moment, to his great amaze­ "And you have corresponded ever guess? He’s from New York. Don’t Is your Bubecription due, or maybe BROKERS ment, there stepped into view the spir­ seem to have no business.” "No more than another,” said he. since with Miss Challoner?” overdue ? Pay it. 712-14 Seventeenth Street "Except fpr what Doris felt compelled ited form of ^ ris Scott, who it he "She has been good enough to write, "Well, never mind. Run on, Johnny. had given the matter a thought he And don’t forget to come earlier to­ MAIN 295. to tell me, I know as little as youn and I have ventured at times to an­ Don’t fail to read the ads in this issue. ■elf. Mr. Brotherson’s delirium took would have supposed to be sitting Just swer her." m orrowM r. Brotherson gets tired DIREGT PRIVATE WIRES NEW YORK TO PACIFIC COAST. the form of calling continually upon then by the bedside of her patient, a waiting.” Smiling a little, but In a very ear Dealers in Stocks, Bonds, Cotton, Grain, all Listed and Unlisted Saentitiaa. one name. I did not know this name, half mile back on the road. "Does he? I’ll come quick then; neat fashion, be pointed to the letter Directory of ( New York Stock Exchange. Chicago Board of Trade. but Doris .did, also the danger lurking She was dressed for the woods in a quicl^ as I can run.” And he sped she still held and quietly said: MEMBERS J New York Cotton Exchange. New Orleati* Cotton Exchang*. In the fact that he had yet to hear of blue skirt and Jacket and moved like off at a pace which promised well for ( New York Coffee Exchange. *liverpool Cotton Exchang*. “Remember that I’m not speaking 'the tragedy which had robbed him a leader in front of a heavily laden the morrow. Attorneys-at- -Aasociftte Members. for myself. Miss Scott, when I seem Of this woman to whom he was so wagon now coming to a standstill be­ Challoner! There was but one Chal­ a little too persistent and inquiring. OF COLORADO. deeply attached. So she told me Just fore the closely shut shed—if such we loner in the world for Doris Scott— You have corresponded with Miss this much. That the Edith whose may call it. Edith’s father. Was this he? It must Challoner; you have been told the RAYMOND S. SULLIVAN, u m e rung so continuously in our ears ”1 have a key,” so she called out to be, or why this haunting sense of fact of her secret engagement to Mr Attorney-at-Law, NO Bottor BEER Browed 'was no other than the Miss Challoner something half remembered as she Brotherson and you have been wit­ 816 Continental Bldg. of New York of whose death and its caught a glimpse of his face. Edith’s ness to his conduct and manner for Phone Main 394. Denver, Colo. ‘tragic circumstances the papers have father! end he was approaching, ap^ the whole time he has been separated been full; that thdlr engagement was proaching rapidly, on his way back to JAMES J. McFEELY, l y c F F ’ C Wiener Maerzen from her. Do you, when you think of B secret one unshared so far as she town. Sbe had not closed the door; Attomey-at-Law, it carefully, recall anything in th' knew by any one but herself. That something within—a hope or a dread 426 Foster Building, Seventeenth and Oortia. ^ and Gold Rett •he begged me to preserve this secret whole story of this romance which —had prevented that Would he take '^hone 4286. «nd to give her all the help I could would throw light upon the cruel trag­ it as an Invitation to come in? No, Phone Main 1 1 0 5 edy which has so unexpectedly ended when the time came for him to ask no; she was not ready for such dn CHARLES V. MULLEN, it? Anything, Miss Scottf Straws IqLuestlons. Especially did she entreat encounter yet He might speak Edith’s Attorney-at-La v, Pure, Delicious, end Healthful me to be with her at the crisis. I was, show which way the stream fiows.” name; Oswald might hear and—with 603-7 E. A C. Bldg. kut his waking was dhlte natural. He She was vehement. Instantly vehe­ a gasp she recognized the closeness of Phone Main 6203. Denve-, Cele Sohntlfiodly Brewed In Strict Compliince With Pore Food Liwi did not ask for Miss Challoner; he ment, in her‘disclaimer. his step; heard it lag, almost halt MORRISSEY & SCOFIELD "I can answer at once,” said she, Just where the path to the house ran only inquired how long he had been Attorneys st Law, 111 and whether Doris had received a "because I have thought of nothing into the roadside. But it passed on. 305-07 Symes Building, totter during that time. She had not else for all these weeks. Here all Phone Main 4310. Denver, Cok) adcelved one, a fact which seemed to was well. Mr. Brotherson was hope­ CHAPTER XXVIII. ' disappoint him; but she carried it off ful and happy and believed in her hap­ OAN B. CAREY, , Boost for Your Town and Your State ■o gaily (she is A wonderful girl, Mr. piness and willingness to wait for his I Hope Never to See That Man. Attomey-atLaw, Don't Be a Knockerl Sweetwater—the darling of all our success. And this success was com­ Mr. Challoner continued to pass the 216-220 Coronado iffidg.. Phone Main 4961. hearts), saying that he must not be ing BO fast! Oh, how can we ever tell house twice a day and the time finally O rd e r Iteth Beer ■0 egotistical as to think that the him! How can we ever answer his came when he ventured up the walk. WILLIAM H. ANDREW, news of his illness bad gone beyond, questions even, or keep him satisfied Doris was in the window and saw Attomey-at-Uiw, « C a M Delivered Derby, that he soon recovered his and calm until he is strong enough to him coming. She slipped softly out 616 Charlea Building. D i t t iMgS Dally Is ■plrlts and became a very promising hear the truth. I’ve had to acknowl­ and intercepted him before be had Tel. Main 1369. Denvag, O fo r •onvalescent. That i« all I know about edge already that I have had no letter stepped upon the porch. A D P a r t i toe matter; little man^ I take it, than from her for weeks. She never wrote JOHN H. REDDIN, "Miss Scott?” he asked. Attorney and Counaelor at Law T o u r • I t h e you know yourself.’! to him directly, you know, and she "Yes, Mr. Challoner." P i t e r Beer A Nearer View Increased His Curi­ 612-614 Bmeat and Cranmer Sweetwater nodded; he bad ex­ never sent him messages, but he knew ‘Tou know me?” he went on, one Seventeenth and Curtia Btraala, osity. H om e City pected nothing (from tlto doctor, and that a letter to me was also a letter foot on the step and one still on the Phone Main 667. Dsavag, Oatv to him and I can see that he is Phone Gallnp 162 was not disappointed at his failure. the driver who had paused for or­ walk. There were two strings to his bow, troubled by this long silence, though T. M. MORROW, ders. "W hen I S'wing the doors wide, Before replying she closed the door and the one proving valuelSH» he pro­ he says I was quite right not to let Attorney-at-Law, drive straight In.” behind her. Then as she noted his ceeded to test the other. her know o f ' his illness and that I 519 Quincy Building. Sweetwater took a look at the wag- surprise she carefully exnlalned- I Phone Item 2787. THE ?H. ZANG BREWING CO. “You have mentioned Miss Scott, cn. It was plied high with large wood­ must continue to keep her in igno­ •8 the confidante and only coMdante en boxes on more than one of which rance of it till he is quite well again •f this unhappy pair,” said he. ^ o u ld be could see scrawled the words; O. and can write to her hlmsel,f. It is It be possible—can you make to pos­ Brotherson, Derby, Pa. hard to hear him talk like this and no’ THE GEO. A. PULLEN sible for me to see her?” This explained her presence, but look sad or frightened.” It was a daring proposition; h» un­ the boxes told nothing. They were of Sweetwater remembered Miss dial loner’s last letter, and wished he hni Women’s Guaranteed**- derstood thl» at once from the doc­ all sizes and shapes, and some of Stove & Furnace Repair Co. tor’s expression; and, fearing a hasty them so large that the assistance of it here to give her. In default of this, Manufacturers of Stove Repairs tebufl, be proceeded to supplement another man was needed to handle he said: 1331-33 Lawrence St Phone Main 725 Mercerized Lisle Hose his request with a few added argu­ them. Sweetwater was about to of­ "Perhaps this not hearing may act ments, urged with such unexpected fer bis services when a second man in the way of a prej^aratlon for the address and show of reason that Dr. appeared from somewhere in the rear, shock which must come to him sooner 3 PAIRS 1 Fenton’s aspect 'visibly softened and and the detective’s attention being or later. Let us hope so, Hiss Scott" In the end he found himself ready to thus released from the load out of Her eyes filled. “The Mans” Postpaid promise that he would do what he which he could make nothing, he al­ "Nothing can prepare iilm,” s.eld •ould to secure his visitor the Intor- lowed it to concentrate upon the she. Then added, with a j-earning ac­ Shoe The cut show* how they are made—how well ■vlepr he desired if he would corn* to ' young girl who had it in charge and cent, "I wish I were older or had more they’re reinforced at the wearing points. the' house the next day at the tlm*, ivho, for many reasons, was the one experience. I should not feel so help­ The GUARANTEE is simple—if they don’t Store wear as well as y®u think they should, send them •f bis own morning visit | Person supreme Importance to him. less. But the gratitude I owe him will back, and well send you new ones or refund your This was as much as the young ■ 1*®*! swung open the two 'wide give me strength when I need it most money. Only I wish the suffering might be Donetiue & Giesler, detective could expect, and having ex-! Ao®™. and now stood waiting for They’re fine and dainty, and will give excellent pressed his thanks, be took hla leave'*>0™® and wagon to enter. With mine rather than his.” 918 16th St service. In anything but a discontented frame ^ locks flying free—she wore no bon- Unconscious of any self-betrayal, Black, tan and white. All sizes. •f mind. In the time which must j net—she presented a picture of ever she lifted her eyes, startling Sweet­ Worthmore Shoes, S3, S3.50, $4 •lapse between that happy hour and ' increasing interest to Sweetwater. water by the beauty of her look. the present, he would circulate and, Truly she was a very beautiful girl, "I don’t think I’m so sorry for Os- Florsheim Shoes, (4 .5 0, $5, $6 A. T. Lewis & Son, Denver, Colo. Igarp .what he could about the nros-1 buoyant, healthy and sweet: aa unlike 'Btald Brotherson,” he murmured to THXntSDAY, APRIL 24, 1913. DINVIB OATHOUO RM UTIB.

Stumpf, Edna and May Daily, Marie and brother of Mrs. Michael Curran. His WHY .CATHOLICS. OPPOSED THE cial i\eform” . The "program” was pre­ Josephine Finlan, Josephine Langdon, father, Martin Hughes, formerly resided .. "CONVENT INSPECTION BILL" .. pared by the Bishop of Northampton Florence Bergin, Donzella Cross, Mary hce, hut is now in Washington. He is fur the Catholic Social Guild, but is so O O S S I P ^ ^ U R and Nora Lyons, Ruth Seiter, Vera Free­ cousin- of Tom Hughes. The whole A Uniform Bill Endorsed and Aided by icadily applicable to American cohdi man, and Misses McConnell family are devout Catholics and mem­ the .“ Menace" tions that its publication in this coun­ The patronesses for the dance are bers of St. Fmneis Xavier parish. try in leaflet form is to be commended. CQRRCSPONDINTS Mesdames Thomas Lloyd, Samuel Poi- The dead bby went to St. Patrick’s t^tholics and Catholic Societies oppos­ Another leaflet has recently been pub­ lard, D. E. Burke, Charles Woessner, school and was well known here. No ing the socaiied “ Convent Inspection lished by the Central Bureau, entitleu, Spent Mueh Money Uselessly. ■ Bill” have been attacked as being averse “Need and means af Social Study”—a . 2801 BowUnff S t, Houston, Tex.. THAT MATO] Henry McCarthy, T. G. McCarthy, Fred arrangements for the funeral have been , August l»il. Dixon, Thomas Fagan, J. J. I^angdon, made. to perfectly reasonable inspection of in­ treatise by Mr. F. P. Kenkel of St. I stiffsred from nervousness four y e tn , already, so that I feared to loose my mind, YOU John Seiter. Frank Merchant, Morris stitutions, which, so it was alleged, if Ixiuis, and another, briefer one, by had spent a great deal of money In trying William Doyle Dead. Father Charles Plater, S. J., of Eng­ to get cured by doctors but all uselessljt Crum, Frank Pryor, John Campbell, Geo. they had nothing to conceal, would even because none helped me—but after 1 hal William P. Doyle, aged 17 years, son Sweeney, J. E. Abel, A. J. Langdon, welcome inspection. A dozen valid rea­ land. These leaflets are free to affiliat­ taken 4 bottles of Fasor Koenig's Nerve of Mr. and Mrs. John Doyle, 2310 Pine Tonic, I gained my health again, for which Ernest Weinhaueen, William Hewett, sons, some founded on the bill itself, ed Societies. Single copies may bq had I thank Qod. Mamie Brown. street, old settlers here, died last Thurs­ P. Qeoghan, 462 W. 2Sd St. New Yoitt Charles Carrol, J. C. Roy, Charles Hoff­ others based on extraneous considera­ by others on reqirest. City wrliM that he was troubled -with day at Minnequa hospital, the result of man, Thomas L Morgan, Arthur McCar­ tions, might be advenced in defense of We are olso advised that the little nervousness since I or 4 months, couldn’t were Mrs. Galvin, Mrs. Murtaugh, Mrs. complications from an operation. The sleep well and had no appetite. After thy, W. A. Coday and George Gleason. those combatting a legislative measure AntitMenace pamphlet “ The Slime of taking Pastor Koenig’s Nerve Tonic a j McEachern, Miss Comstock and Miss the trouble disappeared and be Is weB boy was operated upon about three of this kind. But there is one para­ the Serpent” has just now been reprint­ Scheinek. Colorailo Springs weeks ago, but has been very ill since mount reason for such action which we ed, the latest edition bringing the total ^%ts's Etta Keller says that Pastor Frst Communion Class. Koenig's Nerve Tonlo always quiets her until his death, Thursday. up to 150,000 copies. Mrs. P. F. Gildea -with her bob Edwin A class of over 60 will receive first desire to advance in lieu of all others, nerves, whenever they are Irritated Colorado Springs Council, K. of C. Services were held Monday morning through over-exertion. It always gives U resting at St. Mary’s Hospital, Pueblo holy communion at 7:30 o’clock mass at a fact that has not been generally In addition tA these publications, the her rest and she therefore recommends it At the next regular meeting to be at St. Francis Xavier church, where Rev. In Ardmore, Okla. tikis week. St. Patrick’s church next Sunday. The known. The “inspection bills” were Central Bureau has likewise published a held May Cth, the first two degrees of Father oKwald celebrated the mass. The Bghiaaa A Valuable Book on Nex- Rer. William Demuoy who spent the little tots have been well instructed by introduced in a number of fegislaturee little booklet on the proposed Catholic I | | L L voua Diseases and ■ Simple the order will in all, probability be ex­ church choir sang, and Miss Marie P l l r i bottle to sny sddrsH. Poor pw winter at the Glookner Sanatorium, left Father Schimpf, and special services will (e. g. Missouri, Nebraska, Arkansas) as School of Social Science, and another I l l l B l e denu alto 3et the medicine free. emplified. The cand^ates then initiated Griesemer rendered several beautiful be held. Friday afternoon and aSturday. a part of a general campaign directed on its own work and organization. Prepered by Rzv. Father Kormo, for his home in Mobile, Alabama, on will receive the major-flegree in Pueblo. ei Port Wsyne, loiL. lioci 1876, and now by tbo solos. Interment was in Roselawn. against religious orders, monasteries Monday. His health was very much May 25th. KOENIG MED. CO., Chicago, UL and eonvents. “ THE GOHSTS OF BIGOTRY” benefited by the Colorado climate. Messrs. M. B. Hurley and Wm. F. Hart Statue Blessed at Mt. Carmel. SHAKESPEARIAN READER ENTER­ 82 W. Lako Street, near Oearfaom The last of the statues recently placed A standard bill served as a basis for Recent communications report Father will represent the council at the State TAINS STUDENTS By Rev. P. C. Yorke, D. D. Sold by Drogslete at St per bottle, 6 far SS. in Mount Carmel church, was blessed this' proposed legislation, a bill which Lori# Wm , S1.75| 6 Bottlei for S'*. Raber to be in New Orleans and to be convention to be held in Pueblo, May Sunday morning at high mass by Rev. not only voiced the bitter animosity of enjoying a pleasent vacation. The date 26. Their alternates are Messrs. J. J. M t St. Scholastica's Academy at Canon The book contains six Lectured on the Father Giglio. The statue of St. Rocco the “ Menace” people towards the Church of his return is not yet known. McTigue and Ralph Minicr. City Afford Pupils Treat treatment meted out to the Catholic Empress Theatre, Wdek of April 26th. was blessed Sunday and is perhaps the but which was directly inspired and On this Thursday evening the home In connection with the silver jubilee Church in English-speaking countries by handsomest of the three new ones. No more delightful treat was ever advocated by the Aurora puhlication. in of Mrs. Frank G. Peck, 917 N. Nevada celebration of President Slocum’s in­ political Protestants. The headline attraction at the Eim- given to the students of Mount St. the issue of Sept. 4, 1012 the bill press Theatre for the week starting Satr Ave., will be thrown open for rthe enter­ cumbency as head of Colorado College, The First Lecture describes Protest­ St. Patrick’s Students to Give Enter­ Scholastica’s Academy in the history of appeared in the “Menace” in an article urday matinee April 26th, will be “Thk tainment of members o f the. St. Mary’s one feature planned is the holding of ant prejudices in general, and explains Loja Troupe” of daring athletes. Their the school than the one on Monday last, signed by “ the Gadfly”, and a little Improvement Society and their friends. a grand pageant representing the dif­ tainment. its origin and the strange phenomenon performance consists of a number of Rehearsals are being held by the Sis­ when Mr. C. E. W. Griffith, the noted later it was reprinted iq a pamphlet Music, dancing and refreshments will ferent stages of development of this of its presistancy even to our timed. daring balancing and acrobatic feate and Shakespearian reader gave two enter­ gotten out by the Menajce Publishing when one- stops to realize that this make up the entertainment to be pro- ters for an entertainment. May 18, in The Second Lecture deals with the city. The Knights of Columbus havfe tainments. quintette works with the understander* vidcd..aiul a very pleasent social evening which over 100 children of their school Co., bearing the gruesome title: “ The ijeen invited to take charge of that part Gunpowder Plot of the reign of James I, standing on two tight wires instead of will take part. The event will be a In the afternoon at four o’clock he Martyr in Black” — by { the way, aq is anticipated. of the pageant that will represent the and shows how the old religion was solid stage, he cannot fail to appreciate ‘fairy pageant” and a beautiful presen­ read Dante’s Divine Comedy and for apparently well fed looking “martyr” The Sisters and guests of the Glock- religious period, or the coming of the rooted out of England. the skill and daring of these men. Their' two hours held his audience spell-bound, judging from her most martyr-like finishing trick is one man standing o k aier Sanatorium were entertained last Catholic missionaries. A committee con^ tation. The Third and Fourth give the his­ as they accompanied Dante through the photograph. The bill is reprinted in full a spring board, which is jumped on by ’Thursday evening by Father William eisting of Dr. J. F. McConnell, Messrs. tory of the insance delusions known as terrible regions where sin receives its on pages 77, 78 and 79 of the pamph­ another from considerable height, throw­ Demuoy, who delivered a very interest­ M. W. Purcell, W. F. Hart, J. J. Mc- Rehearsal Friday Evening. the Popish Plot and the Gordan Riots. ing the first man into a perfect triple natural punishment, then up the steep let, with this comment: “ Men of Amer­ ing lecture on the “ Catacombs”. Tigue, N. W. Northway, has been ap­ On account of the social, the concert The Fifth relates to the story of the somersault and alighting in a large rehearsal will be held Friday evening at ledges of the Mount of Purification, till, ica—Free-born and fearless MEN— chair on another man’s shoulders. ’The parishioners of St. Mary’s marvel pointed to confer with the Catholics of Catholic Revival in England, owing to 8 o’clock at St. Patrick’s church. made pure, he is ready, with Beatrice as strike the fetters off the limbs of the Lawerenee Crane, the Irish Wizard, at the indefatigable energy: of Father the city and make all necessai^^ arrange­ the influence of the Irish, and the rise guide to mount to tlm stars. Then up girl-slaves, tear the locks and bars off presents his original conception of magic Cfcarles Ferrari who is assisting during ments. of the Oxford Movement, with the con­ “ The Den of Mystery” which is the from one heavenly sphere to the other those convent doors—force these slinking the absence of Father Raber. Although We congratulate Commissioner-elect Knights of Columbus. temporary attempts at repression. most wonderful magical creation ever A large crowd of Pueblo Knights went he rises, until at length, standing in the prieste out into the light of broad dav presented. He has suweeded in putting on the other sMe of the three score C. B. Myles of Colorado City on his re The Sixth is a history of anti-Catho- highest Heaven, the dwelling of God where the preachers and ministers live— together in an intelligent manner some and ten mile stone he is as energetic a? cent election. Mr. Myles is a member to Trinidad, Sunday, for the big initia­ lic agitation and prejudice in the United Himself, he is bidden by St. Bernard to flash the searching blaze of law into the of the most difficult and daring tricks, a man of forty summers, insists on cele­ tion of that council, when about fifty States down to the outbreak of the of this council. raise his eyes to the blaze of brilliant all the while keeping up a ste ^ y run- brating the two late masses on Sunday, candidates were put through. It is ex­ Catholic private grave yard and into the A. P. A. niM fire of comedy. pected a large delegation from Trinidad light that shrouds the mystery of the nunneries! By law, Yee, by law—and and is ever ready to appear in the pulpit This Council believes in being early in In these Lectures Father Yorke estab­ ’The Sailor Comedy Four, a quartette will attend the convention here next Holy Trinity—a sight so glorious that here is the complete law proposed in of singerrs, everyone of whom is a preaching as many as three different the field. At the last meeting it was lishes the fact that the microbe of month. when he has been freed from the the “ Menace” ...... This law as pro­ soloist, will please the-audience with sermons on Sunday. decided to begin at once preparations for bigotry has a double period. Before the their splendid harmony ilinging. inter­ shackles of this broken body, be hopes posed is now under consideration in Mother Mary Florence and Sister the proper celebration of Columbus Day Civil War it was ten years, with a spersed with a fine lot’ of cimedy. First Baptism in New Church. to gaze upon it forever. A touch of several states, and sooner or later, mark Alexine, Motner Superior and Treasurer In October. A Committee was appointed special period of intensity every twenty. The Three Cleirs, two men arfd a Monday afternoon the 3-weeks-old pathos was given to this beautiful cli­ well this prophecy, state after state woman, do daring feats on poles and respectively of the Sisters of Charity, and consists of Father Abel, Chaplain; According to this, the A. P. A. agitation son of Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Fimple was max as the listeners realized bow truly will be forced by Rome’s rapid and ladders, balanced from the shoulders of spent the past week at the Glockner Messrs. N. W. Northway, Carl Zittel, W. naturally came to a head in 1892, and another. baptized by Rev. Father Wolohan. the speaker must yearn for the time terrible encroachments upon life and Sanatorium making their vieitation. F. Hart, M. W. Purcell. we are now in for another outbreak. The (Tharming Character Comed­ when his spirit, too, shall be freed from liberty to adopt this restrictive and pro­ They returned to the Mother House of Grand' Knight M. B. Hurley will de­ The Guardians of Liberty, the Inspec­ ienne. Mamie Fleming, a clever and de­ Personals. “the broken body” and able to gaze on tective legislation___ ” lightful singer, is one of the jolliest girls the Community, Cincinnatti, Ohio, on liver an address at an open meeting of tion of Convent laws in Arkansas, the Mrs. J. R. Sneath left Monday nignt “the Love which moves the sun and the In the face of such evidence of con­ on the vaudeville stage and his an infec­ Meaday. Denver Council to be held on Tuesday establishment of the Usual gutter sheets, tious laugh and an abundance of energy for Montreal, Canada, for a three weeks other stars.” certed effort, aimed directly against the Father Dilly of La Junta was a visi­ evening the 29th. and the pernicious activity of the After reading the ^ Divine Comedy, and enthusiasm and a splendid voice. tor at the rectory during the week. business trip. Church and its institutions, can there be preachers, all point to the conclusion Morrisey and Hanlon, the Ginger Boyo, Mr. Griffith spoke a few words on are the hit of the bill, having the bouse Father Clarke, Chaplin at the Olock- Mrs. Stephen Grady is recovering from any doubt as to the validity and pro­ that Catholira must be ready to meet Dante and Shakespeare. It is easy to in an uproar of laughter from the start B«r Sanatorium, was a visitor to Pueblo an operation at St. Mary’s hospital last priety of j Catholic opposition to such a again the old prejudices and bigotry. see that while, of course, he admires until the finish. They have a good line ia the early part of the week. He Pneblo week. bill, even I apart from the evident injus­ Dante, “ our own poet,” as he calls him, of songs and chatter and are entitled t* preached tne sermon at the dedication of Social. The bans of marriage were announced tice (the Ibill demands taxation of con­ V O T IO a OT ABTOtTWnn J»AX. the title of Ginger Boys. he loves Shakespeare. His face actually No. 16790 the new Sacred H ^ rt Church, that city. Deep red roses formed the attractive Sunday at Sacred Heart church between vents etc as "trading establishments” , Estate of Albert Johnson, Deceased. beamed as he began to speak of that The undersirned, havlnj; bean ap­ On last Sunday, Mrs. Wra. J. Fink, centerpiece of the luncheon table when Mi.“8 Mary Henningson and Carl Veilh. legal sanction of automatic release from pointed administrator with the will an­ PUEBLO CATHOLIC wonderful dramatist, who for all his with a party of friends motored _ to Miss Marie Burke entertained ten inti­ Mrs. Nellie Hciler is reported slightly all vows, while obliging convents, orders nexed of the estate of Albert Johnson, CHURCH DIRECTOST marvellous genius, is so human, so deceased, hereby gives notice that It CanoB Qty. mate friends at the Vail, Tuesday, com improved. etc. to restore all moneys given by mem­ will appear before the County Court of truly one of ourselves. It was with re said C l» and County o f Denver, at the St. Patricka chilreh, corner Miehigaa Mr. Donald Huestis of Pueblo spent plimentary to Mias Patsy Ann Epperson. Misses Josephine and Mary Matty are bers or novices, whenever such persons Court House In Denver, In said County, and Routt, conducted by the Jesuit fatk* gret that we saw the turtain fall for on Monday, the 5th day of Hay, A. D. last Sunday in the Springs. Miss Blanche Ridlon, who leaves visiting Mr. and Mrs. Alva B. Adams. chose to leave) and the insulting nature ers; pasdral residence, 226 Michigan; the last time that afternoon, but the 1915, at the hour of t:lt o’clock a. m., Mr. and Mrs. A. SchlegeLspent last shortly for Topeka, Kas., to reside, was John Stanton is very sick again. of the bill. It may be interestng to note of said day, at which time all persona telephone. Block 2082; Rev, X B. regret was softened by the anticipa having claims against said estate are Sunday in Boulder. hostees at an informal party Thursday Bans of marriage of Mrs. Mary Cun —and it certainly is significant—that Schimpf, S. J., pastor; Rev. A. J. Dreonsb tion of the evenings enjoyment. notified and requested to attend for the S. J., assistant—Summer order of Sun­ Charles Gillis spent a few days dur­ evening. Cards were played and a de­ ningham apd Mr. Carl Veitz were pub the words ‘Register’ and ‘Record’ of purpose o f having the same adjusted. At eight o’clock then, Mr. Griffith All persons Indebted to said estate are day services: At 6, low mast; 7, ing the past week in the Springs visit­ lightful three-caurse lunch served. lished at St. Patrick’s church. ‘Deaths’, ‘Burials’ and ‘Births’ (“ in con­ requested to make immediate payment to dality mass; 8:30, children’s mass; 9:30 gave selections from several of Shake­ the undersigned. ing his mother. Mrs. Charles Woessner will be hostess Little Josephine Driscoll is suffering ventual or monastic institutions” )' are people’s mass Short sermdn s t aQ speare’s plays—from Macbeth, the Dated at Denver, Colorado, this Slst Rev. Geo. I. Nolan of New York was for the Friday afternoon Bridge club, with measles. printed in capital letters, the rest of day of March, A. D. 1913. masses. Evening services at 7:30. meeting of Banquo and Macbeth -with THE HIBERNIA BANK AND TRUST St. Leanderii church (c o llie chapel,) a recent visitor in o ir city, having mo­ tomorrow. Miss Mildred Wright and Mr. John the text being in small type. The same COMPANY, the weird sisters, the letter scene and Administrator with the will annexed of College street; Revt Callistus Stehle, O. tored up from Pueblo where he gave a The social meeting of the Altar So­ Wright have returned from Denver, applies to the words 'Private Burial 8. B., pastor; residence, Benedietina the sleep-walking scene; the play scene the estate of Albert Johnson, de­ Mission. ciety of St. Francis Xavier parish was where they took part in the Knights and Grounds’. The insult implied and in­ ceased. college—First mass, 8; second mass, 10; from Hamlet; the distribution of the By 8. J. TODNO, Miss Sadie Colburn recently visited one of the most delightful meetings of Ladies of Security drill team. tentionally expressed in these demands Secretary and Trust Officer. evening service, 7:30. ’Phone Main STB, kingdom and the reconciliation of father St. Ignatius’ church, 1013 Grand ave­ her parents in the Springs. the year, when Mrs. William Hummel ■Will Bergin went to Denver Tuesday does not call for further comment here. C. H. Redmond and Thomas F. Mo- Oovern, Attorneys. nue; Rev, T: J. Wolohan, pastor; resi­ on business. and daughter from King L » r ; Portia's Mias Margaret McNally is recovering and Mrs. Joseph Driscoll were hostesses. It does, however, servq as an additional dence, ,414 West Eleventh street; ’phone description of her suitors and the ring STATE OF COLORADO, frem her recent illness. Cards were played and prizes awarded Little Mary and John McGonigle are proof of the eminent correctness and Insurance Department Red 4412—Sunday services; low mass at Miss Maine Donnegan of Denver is Mrs. John Sweeney, Mrs. Otto Boedeck new students at St. Patrick’s school. scene from The Merchant of Venice: the necessity of combatting with such Synopsis of Statement for 1912 and 8 o’clock, and high mass at 10 o’clock. the conspiracy, Mark Antony’s oration, Copy o f Certificate of Authority expected to visit in the Springs at an er and Mrs. John Wright. Refreshments Miss Helen McGraw spent Saturday attempts at legislation inimical to Cath­ NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COM­ Evening services, 7:30. Weekday mass, and the night before the battle of PANY OF THE U. S. Ai 6:30. eaily date. were served in elegant style. and Sunday in Pueblo. olics and Catholic Institutions. Now Of Chicago, ni. Philippi, from Julius Caesar. It would Our Lady of Mount Oarmel, southwest Mr. Alfred Brown of Durango spent The A. 0. H. will hold a regular meet “Patsy” McCartin was down from that the Legislatures are adjourning. Assets ...... 111.563.306.92 corner of Park and B streets; Rev. 8. be impossible to say which of these Liabilities ...... 11,022,130.79 several days in the Springs on business. ing this evening at the K. of C. hall. Colorado Springs last week and visited Catholics should be reminded therefor CapiUl ...... 600,000.00 M. Giglio, S. J., pastor; residence, 220 Mr. and Mrs. Mike Grant. varied scenes was the most enjoyable, Surplus ...... 141,476.13 Michigan Street; telephone, Black 2082— Miss Ann Purcell is the guest of Mr, Mrs. E. J. Kinnane was hostess to of their duty, to be prepared at’ all times STATE OF COLORADO, or which showed to best advantage Mr. First mass, 8 a m.; second moss, 10 a m. sad Mrs. J. Q. Purcell in Denver. Friendship Club members this week. Dr. P. H. Heller is recovering from his to meet the perfidious attacks of this Insurance Department. Griffith’s genius. Oertlfloate of Authority for the Tsar Baptisms after masses. Marriages at the The members of the Guardian Angels Miss Kittle McGann proved a delight­ injuries, sustained in an automobile ac­ kind through a well directed press anil andlug Tshruary 98th, 1914 be^nning of masses. Sunday school af­ cident last week. After the evening reading Mr. Grif­ Offlos of Oonunlasloner of Insurance Guild will receive Holy Communion at ful hostess UVednesdav jfevening, when organized efforts. It Is Hereby Certified that the Na­ ter the last mass. the eight o’clock Mass next Sunday. her guests were m era^ s of the “500 Mrs. James J. McFeeley of Denver is fith again gave a brief talk on Shake tional Life Insurance Company of the St. Mary’s Park and B streets; Rer. U. S. A., a corporation organized under Cyril Zupan, 0. S. B., and Rev. Adalbert club.” She served an'^xcellent luncheon visiting her son, James, for a few days. speare, dwelling especially on the idea “ A PROGRAM OF SOCIAL REFORM”, Last Monday evening the Holy Name the laws of Ills., whose principal office Blahnik, 0. S. B., pastors; residence, 80t Edward Hines returned from El Paso that Shakespeare must have been is located at Chicago, Ills., has com­ Society met in St. Mary’s Hall. Mrs. P. J. Mallahan entertained tne AND “ NEED AND BIEANS OF piled with the requirements of the laws East B street; telephone Black 4 7 8 ^ Mrs. A. J. Fiery of Leavenworth, Friendship Club last week, when prizes Monday, after a glorious two weeks’ spiritual man, since a man is truly SOCIAL STUDY". of this State applicable to said com­ First mass, 5 a. second mass, 10 a great only in so far as he is spiritual. pany, and the company Is hereby au­ m. Evening devotion and benedictioa, Kansas, is visiting her brother, Mr. J. J were won by Mrs. T. G. McCarthy and trip. thorized to transact business aq an In­ In proof of his point he quoted, in 7:30 o’clock. McTigue. Mrs. James Cullen. E. A. Boedecher is quite ill at St. Ma Two .New .Leaflets Published by the surance company In accordance with Its classing, the epilogue to The Tempest, Charter or Articles of Incorporation, St. Francis Javier’s Spruce street and The L. C. B. A. dance and card party ry’s with typhoid. Central Bureau. within the State of Colorado, subject to Logan avenue; Rev. Francis X. Kowald, Altar Boys’ Carnival. and again as his auditors listened to the provisions and requirements of the Tuesday evening drew a large crowd and Mr. Charles Otero has been quite sick law, until the last day of February, In S. J., pastor; residence, residence 22B King Carnival reigned supreme at St. a nice sum was realized toward the with la grippe. the earnest pleading for prayers, they Catholics are frequently at sea' in the year of our Lord one thousand nine Michigan street, telephone Black 2082— hundred and fourteen. First mass, 7:30 a. m. Benediction after Mary’s Hall last Thursday evening and Window fund. Mrs. Mary Reilley returned from Cali could not but feel the personal ele their efforts at social reform, and will In Testimony Whereof. I, W. fj. Clay­ second mass. entertainment was provided a plenty ment, as if the man before them was ing to be guided, if they but knew Into ton, Commissioner of Insurance of the A social time was enjoyed Monday fornia Sunday on account of the serious State of Colorado, have hereunto set my St. Boniface, Summit and Sixth for those who came to greet his Majesty. evening after choir practice, by tne illness of her son, J. E. Reilley, making the poet’s words his own. what channels they might best direct hand and affixed my seal of office, at streets; Rev. Ferdinand Hartung, O. 8. the City of Denver, this 1st day of And there were many there. The affair members of St. Francis Xavier choir. William Pressley, 925 Lake ave., a re­ We are hoping that this is not the their energies. Just such guidence is March, A. D. 1913. B., pastor; residence, 522 Summit street waa advertised as the Alter Boys’ Car­ The Loretto Academy alumni held cent convert to our faith, is quite ill at last time we are to have the pleasure of given them in a leaflet published by the W. L. CLAYTON. telephone. Red 4141—First mass, 8 a. m.;. (Seal) Commissioner of Insurance. second mass, 10:30 a. m.; rosary and nival, -Bedlam would have been more regular meeting at the academy, Tues­ his home. hearing Mr. Griffith, but that every Central Bureau of the Central Verein. JOHN H UPTON, Actuary. benediction, 7:30 p. m. appropriate, judging by the various day afternoon, April 22. “ A little bird” tells us that Will Al­ yedr we may be able to enjoy that (307 Temple Building, St. Louis, Mo.) Published In the Denver Catholic Reg­ assortment of noises that escaped thru privilege. under the caption: “A Program of So- ister by authority o f Commissioner of lison, the well known bachelor of St. Insurance. the keyholes. Every feature, as well as Sawyer—Kennick. * Patrick’s parish, is about to be stolen Don’t delay I Renew your subteii|p B O T A X Z. XOOTZB, Gensral Agent, everybody, was there from the North Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock, Miss away from our midst by a pretty little 324 Cooiier Bldg., Denver, Colorado tion today! Pole down to the Country store. The Minnie Sawyer and Mr. John C. Kennick maid of Stockton, Cal., but Will won’t air was filled with confetti as well as were married at St. Anthony’s church tell her name. Colorado Springs the hair of the young lodies but it male by Rev. Father Hyacinth. Both are very John James Sheehan, Jr., was bap­ BO lifference for everyone laughed and popular in the Grove parish, and Mr. tized Sunday afternoon by Rev. Father felt young again. The nigger baby rack Kennick holds an excellent position with Schimpf at St. Patrick’s. Mrs. Sheehan FRANK F. CRUMP, Loretto Heights Academy was a center of attraction and a fruit- the C. F. 4 I. Co. They will reside at was Miss Kate Clifford. full source of revenue. Amongst its 1403 Berkeley street. Little Morine McCarney was baptized A Boarding School for Girls and Young Women patrons was no less a personage than at St. Patrick’s church Sunday. Florist •BOTIZB IXOOB BaKSSm. Father Ferrari, who with a deceptive Miss Marie Finlan to Graduate in Mnsic. Catholics .are glad the Dudley Stock 511 EAST COLUMBIA. WB BATB TOV MOBBT. curve laid low a black faced- doll and was The Sisters of Loretto of Loretto Co. will play here this season, as Mrs Phone Main 500. Colorado Sprtigs. XIO S Tejon St. Phone M. 231. credits 1 with a three base hit in iiie. Academy have issued invitations for the Dudley is such a favorite at St. Pat shape of three pieces of chewing gum. graduation recital of Miss Marie Finlan rick's church. Mr. Aarthur IJoyd in character songs the talented and beautiful daughter of THE BEST MILK. CREAM. evoked side splitting laughter from the Mr. and Mrs. John F'inlan, which will be The funeral of Elsie May Koenig took BUTTER AND BUTTERMILK audience, whilst Miss May Mahoney’s held Friday afternoon in the auditorium place Tuesday morning from St. Mary’: Delivered to all parts of the city. sweet voire was heard to advantage in of the academy. Miss Finlan is one of ciiurch Interment was in Roselawn. a vocal solo and Miss Marguerite Cowan the best musicians in the city and the The Sinton Dairy Co. ani Master Joseph Grace rendered piano program she will render is a most diffi Peter J. Hughes Killed Instantly. 41t S. El Paso 8 t Phone Main 441. selections. As a finale offering Master cult one. She will be ably assisted by Peter J. Hughes, a former Pueblo boy, Willie Johnson and Vincent' Emerson Misses Ethel and Inez McCarthy but recently of Denver, was almost in were introduced to the audience as Jack stantly killed Monday about noon, when Johnson and Luther McCarthy and Sodality Dance. he was caugh# in the engine while work aihldst more noise and much excite­ The dance planned by the Yoi^ng I^a ing on the new Thatcher block. He i.ad ment for five rounds put up a strong dies’ Sodality of Sacred Heart parish only been working about 20 minutes fistic argument for young men of ten for May 2, at the Congress, is being when he met his terrible death. STOP AT •ummers. On pointe the deeision was looked forward to by the younger crow Hughes came here from Denver List IDE JOYIX HOTEL awarded to Johnson. The affair was a with a great deal of pleasure. Saturday to do some special work ol When In Celorade Springs I decided success from financial, noise The young ladies giving the dance are the big structure. He was a nephew of making and entertaining point of view. Misses Ethel and Inez McCarthy, Mona Peter Hughes, 1401 Wabash avenue, and

Mrs. Malcolm McLennan Hostess 00000000000000000000000 OAh TsL KUk 44« Hm m TA, »I«A On Wednesday afternoon of last lao N. Ouoad* Av*. week Mrs. Malcolm McLennan proved a Conducted by the Sisters of Loretto, Loretto, Colo., near Denver i t 1 Dr.McCarthy Watkins & Crantlall Plumbing and Heating Co. charming hostess to the members of the The Hallet B a k er o Successors to N, W . Haas F. 4 H. Ca Situation ideal, course of studies thorough; special opportunities for art and l*riscilla Embrmdery Club. At the Undertaking Co. 0 music. For particulars address dose of the afternoon delicious refrggh- UNDERTAXINO EMRALUOfO 0 Pueblo, Colo Phtne Uolon 1632 Plumbing, Steam and Hot Water Heating ■lents were served. The special guests Colcr&do Bprlaga, Ool^ MOTHER SUPERIOR, LORETTO P. 0. OOLO. 90000000000000000000000 sao NOtTH TEJON ST. Colorado Springs. MAIN 1311 8 DENVIX OATHOLIO RIOXSTIR. THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1913.

C. M. B. A., BRANCH 1. Selected Wheat, Sanitary Milling—Result WHAT ABOUT THOSE EYES? The Spiritual Adviser of Branch 1, Rev, Father Carr, made a very interest­ Peopk often think that the condition of their eyes will improve without ing and instructive talk at the last glaanes. Such ia rarely the case. Let us examine your eyes and fit a pair of meeting, as also did Brother Hayden, glasses for you that yon will thank us for when you appreciate their useful­ ness, comfort and style. who made one of his occasional visits. Tlie remarks of Brother Hayden are al­ GOLDEN ROD FLOUR ways instructive and show that his ‘*Pnre and Wholesome” thoughts are not always on the high The Swigert Bros. Optical Co Manufactured In thia city by cost of living. There was considerable W hom BepntatlOB and X«ntpaieat Otve discussion on various topics and if the Ton tka XlfhMtt Orada of larTloa. SaTotad XzolnslTaly to aims of the movers of the different res­ tha nttm e and Kaanf ao- CRESCENT MILL^& ELEVATOR CO. tartag of Olaasaa. olutions are carried out, will result in 1550 CalHornla St. Denver ------much good. The reports of the various (By Catherine Bums.) officers show a very satisfactory condi­ The Ladies Auxiliary of the A. 0. H. speare.” The masterful way in which tion of the branch. Do not miss the By our method of treatment we stop will give a Calico dance at Marble ball the Rev. Father handled his subject next meeting. May 7th. DEAFNESS ringing in the ears and improve hear- on Friday evening, April 25th. The proved him to be a deep student of ------...... = ing in a large proportion of cases. ladies are expected to dress in calico Shakespeare. The intense interest of C. M. B. A., BRANCH 4. We treat all chronic conditions o f the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, by dresses and bring neckties to match. his audience gave proof that the address the month at a fiat rate. Examination free. Y o u r 'These will be put in envelopes and the was thoroughly enjoyed. A few selec­ What was lacking in attendance at the C»r. 170i u d Cluuapa Stt. men will draw. The young men must tions from the Sacred Heart College meeting the 15th inst. was made up in Drs. BOYD & NERES Railway Exchange BMg., Denver hunt the young lady who has a dress choir also added to the pleasure of the go-a-headativeness, which has ever been P H o n M. i m to match his tie and take her in the evening. the secret of success of No. 4. With MRS. R. CULLEN, grand march. The affair given by these A u t o m o b i l e (^ancellor Dunst and President Knopke I young ladies are always a decided suc­ La Tourette-Sheehy. these things just had to go. Supreme ^ Exclusive Millinery cess and this one promises to be un­ The marriage of John Lincoln La Tou- District Deputy Fisher, who was present PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO ORDER WORK rette, and Anna Mannix Sheehy, wa.s on an official visit, made a few remarks Will prove an expensive luxury if you run over usually so. Take Lawrence St Car to Colfax Ave. 1462 LIPAN STREET Mrs. 0. L. Smith entertained at a solemnized at St. Joseph’s Church Tues­ on the changes in the laws, and urged some person and carry no insurance. luncheon in honor of her Crochet Club day morning at 7 o’clock mass, Rev. Fa­ those present to “get that new member.” last Tuesday. A number of ladies ther Guendling officiating. The attend­ Branch 4 has hit on the plan of Having SICK CALL CABINET Let us quote you prices spent th| afternoon in crocheting and ants were Mr. (Tharles La Tourette, the date of the meeting in the parish Every Catholic home should have one. Complete in every enjoying their hostesses hospitality. brother of the groom, and Miss Ve^ma news in The Denver Catholic Register, The Ladies of Park Hill met Wednes­ Sheehy, sister of the bride. A wedding so all may know when to attend. detail. Price $5.00. day afternoon at the home of Mrs. breakfast was served to the bridal party THE JAMES C^iABKE OHUROH GOODS HOUSE, Insurance Department Lawrence Purcell under the direction of at the home of the^ridc. 407 W. Third FOE MONTH OF MAY Phone Champa 2199. 1645-47 California Street Father McDonough. A Ladies Altar and avenue. The groom is connected with Statues of the Blessed 'Virgin in Rosary Society was formed with the the Denver 4 Rio Grande railway, while Bisque and Ckimposition. The James following officers: the bride for many years has been head Clarke Church Goods House, 1645-47 Cal­ Hibernia Bank & Trust Co. ifornia st. Mrs. L. M. Purcell, Pres., Mrs. Eleanor of Daniels 4 Fishers’ art department. 15th and Champa Sts. Phone Main 1816 Corson, Vice Pres., Mrs. Harry Ulrich, The young people will spend their hon­ ROOM FOR RENT—In private fam­ The New Method Cleaners and Dyers Secy; Mrs. Robt. A.' Sullivan, Treas. eymoon in Salt Lake CTity. On their re­ ily; Cheesman Park district. 1325 Gil­ pin street. Phone Champa 1374. 2009 Champa Mrs. Frederick H. Wood will be hos­ turn to Denver they will reside at 214 tess at a luncheon the latter part of the East Fourth avenue. BEST CLEANERS AND DYERS IN THE 'U7EST week. Mrs. Alvah J. Cook entertained a few Hilhurger-fyConnor. Residence Phone South 2509. the job at the Court house. He is suI friends at a luncheon last Saturday. On Tuesday morning, April 15th. a ‘^We’ll Merit Your Patronage” vived by a wife and two daughters, Here you’ll find the best of every-thlng la our Uaa. Tour phone wUl plane Her guests were; Mrs. Alfred Bowen, Mrs. Clayton Trumbell and Mrs. Henry very pretty wedding took place at St. na at your service. Mrs. Elmer Cushing, Mrs. Jacobs, Mrs. Gentry, and two sons, Thomas F. and Leo’s church, when Mr. John J. Hilbur- The Leo C. Hartford Shapcolt, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. W. Iron- ger and Miss M. Ethel O’Connor were William J. Sullivan, all of Denver. South Broadway Grocery and Market stine, Miss Etta Busch and Miss Angel­ united in matrimony at 9 o’clock nup­ JNO. A . OBERG, PROP. ica Blair. tial mass. Rev. William O’Ryan officia­ 264 South Broadway. Juat CaU South 2169 Undertaking Co. KNIGHTS’ UNIQUE BOOK SOCIAL Mrs. Marvin James was hostess to her ted. Miss Mabel O’Connor acted as bridge club on Wednesday afternoon. PtilOTI, \ bridesmaid and Mr. James M. Smith as PRONE MAIN TS7T. HBNRT WARNECXB, Pivpv. Local Oouncil to Entertain Mem­ Her guests were: Mrs. C. Kunsemiller, groomsman. A reception was held in the bers and Their Ladies Next Jr., Miss Pearl Pullen, Miss Jerrine evening at the home of the bride’s par­ 21455-57 Glenarm Rogers, Mrs. T. C. Hutchings, Mrs. T. M. ents, 1365 Navajo street. Miss O’Con­ Tuesday and Stipulate a Book The Capital City Shoe Mfg. Co. Phone Main 7779. Pettigrew, Miss Lucile Solis and Miss nor and Mr. Hilburger were both popu­ As Price of Admission—Lat- Marjorie Kunsemiller. ^ lar in their respective parishes- and a Repair Work our Specialty. Sewed Half Soles, 75e. St. Anthony’s Branch, No. 390—Meets erature For Indian Rev. Wm. O’Ryan will speak on Omar large gathering of friends were present IS 11 Champa St. Denver, Cole, 2d and 4th Tuesdays, St. Elizabeth hall. Missions Kayyam in the public library auditor­ at tht ceremony in the morning and the Branch No. 298—Meets 2d and 4th ium this evening at 8 o’clock!’. This is reception in the evening. On Wednesday Tuesdays in Charles building. 1 Obitiiary Telapbone 2881 At the last meeting of Denver Coun­ the first lecture of a series arranged by morning, the 16th, the young couple left Branch No. 316—Meets 2d and 4th Sat­ 1 urdays at 2 p. m. at 221 Qiarles Bldg. cil of the Knights of Columbus on the the'library commission on various edu­ for a short honeymoon trip to Colorado CATHOLIC Branch No. 1094—Meets 1st and 3rd WORK A The funeral of Thomas J. Tierney was motion of Brother Charles A. Nast >t cational subjects. Springs. After May 5 they will be at Tuesdays, 8 p. m., in hall No. 221 Charles 8PECIALTY held last /Friday from the funeral par­ was resolved to have what is termed a The juniors of St. Mary’s academy en­ home to their friends at 424 Milwaukee building. Lawrence St. Anne’s Branch, No. 864, meets 2d ■atimatea Given an “Book Social” on Tuesday, April 29th tertained at a theater party Tuesday street. Work From Out lors of the Leo C. Hartford Undertaking and 4th Fridays at 3700 Gilpin. >(3& * at their hall. The meeting will be an 'afternoon at the Orpheum in honor of of tha City. s t r e e t Co. at 8:30 a. m. Services at §t. Fran­ St. Joseph's Branch, No. 611, meets cis de Sales church at 9 o’clock. Inter­ open one, the general public will be ad­ the senior class. Mc(jOwan-Meskew Nuptials 2nd and 4th Thursday in St. Joseph’s mitted and all the knights are particu­ St. Vincent’s Aid Society will meet At 7:30 last evening Robt. McGowan, hall, 6th and Galapago. ment at Mt. Olivet. EDUCATIONAL. larly requested to bring their ladies. Tuesday, May 6th, at the home of Mrs. and Emma Meskew were united in the Annunciation Branch, No. 320, meets The funeral of Lucile Jancke was held 1st and 3rd Monday. Annunciation hall, An excellent program lias been pro­ Andrew Smith, 1331 Logan. Holy Bonds of Matrimony by Rev. Fath­ last Thursday from residence, 378 South 7:30 p. m . vided for as well as refreshments, and The High Five CHuh of St. Patrick’s er Garrett Burke, Pastor of Holy Ghost The ONLY School Pearl. Interment Mt. Olivet. We have 7 official an enjoyable time may confidently be had their first meeting Thursday last in Church. The ceremony was of utMiSual in Denver that and 10 unofficial nr The funeral of Frederick Reinhard, predicted. the library, and all enjoyed it very- interest to hosts of friends throughout qualifies for Court beloved husband of Maggie Reinhard, The price of admission is one or more much. The honors were carried off by the city in musical circles where both Reporting Reporters inDenver was held Sunday from the family resi­ ^^jjfeoks. A bundle of high-class maga- Mrs. C o^ y and Miss Tracey. The meet­ the bride and groom were well known. dence, 1154 Kalamath, at 8:30. Services ^zines will be acceptable. ings are held every Thursday afternoon. For some months past they have been 6 Months $ 4 0 , Reporter's Course $ 6 0 Thoroueh Graham Shorthand at St. Elizabeth’s church at 9 a. m. In­ Now, Uie purpose of the social is this: The (Jueen’s Daughters and many of members of the CJioir at Holy Ghost terment Mt. Olivet. Members of the C. To provide good literature and reading their friends and patrons were tendered (Jiurch. At the services last evening Mr. TeL » 3 9 Mohr: Established U N M. B. A. and Holy Name Society at­ for the poor children and others in the a delightful treat in the form of a lec­ Ed. Walters rendered several beautiful FRED M. CLARKE, Propr. tended the funeral in a body. Indian missions. There are quite a nuni ture delivered by Rev. Garrett Burke solos, assisted by the choir. Prof. Micn- The funeral of Oiatfes Gunn, beloved her of mission scliools under, the direct last Thursday evening at the Cathedral ael presided at the organ. Mr. Charles Colorado’t Faoorito Boor. Clarke’s Restaurant Open 6:80 a. m. until ( p. M. husband of Anna Gunn, was held from supervision Of the Catholic Church which hall. The subject chosen by Father Jones acted as best man, and Miss H. Fumlahed Rooms UpetalrB late residence, 1309 Mariposa street, last receive no aid from the government. To Burke was “ The Mad Men of Shake­ ScababaTo was bride’s maid. | The Oldest and Most Reliable Agenta for 1842 CURTIS 8T. CenvMV (M a. Tbis name stands for highest qneUt) Saturday morning. Services at St. Jo­ make the present affair a success, it is Hotel Help In the Weat. Personal Experience, SO Te in busineag education. Attend this sehoa* seph’s church at 9 a. m. Remains were suggested that what is especially de­ Male and Female Help Sent Every­ where When R R Fare Is and a good position is a certainty. W« shipped to Council Bluffs, Iowa, for in­ sired" is illustrated books of adventure Advanced. never havh enough competent pupils ii. terment. and travel, stories about animals, birds, The Frank M. Hall CANADIAN supply the d< mands and we can prove it The funeral of James W. Torsney etc., and most particularly those books Endorsed by every Bank and Tmst Oi took place Wednesday morning from and piagazines which have colored Drag Co. in Denver. Inveetigation is all we ask COR. LARIMER & 27TH 8T& Horan's funeral chapel at 8:30. Sendees plates.: Among the thousands of children EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Call for naefid soavenir, free. at St. Joseph’s church at 9 o'clock. In­ Oenvez, Oolo. Denver, Oolo. in Denver there must be many who have Elstabllshed 1880. Mrs. J. White, Prop terment Mt. Olivet. outgrokn their picture and story books. ..Main 4118. 1586 Xiartmer. The funeral of William Sullivan was These we want. Bring or send them to held Wednesday at 8:30 from his late the Knight of Columbus hall, corner of El^in Creamery residence. Services at Sacred Heart 14th and Glenarm. If parties who hAve MILK, CREAM, BUTT^ EGGS church at 9 o’clock. Interment .\It. Oli­ lots of these will send a post card to the Dry Goods, Notions vet. Mr. Sullivan had for many yi'ars custodian of K. C. hall, an express T in w a re •ntinesa School, Bhon# York 67S. been engineer at the Court house and Colfax and Corona. S20 BAST ITTM AYBBUB. wagon will be sent for the contributions. And Small Hardware was apparently in g