--r TEN THOUSAND DOLLAR GIFT MADE TO MERCY HOSPITAL
Pray for the Success of the Catholic Press T ___ DBPING Document Prepared for Archives at Second Time He Has Assisted Sisters Georgetown T of Mercy 'h (The following article, written at Five of our family were in the the request of the Revi P. J. Cormi- Ford theater on that fateful night Practically All the National and International N^ws Articles Appearing in This Paper, as Announcement was made this week and £he basement contains the cen can, SJ., librarian of Georgetown when Lincoln was shot. My father, Well as Many Features Frequently Printed, Are Compiled from the N. C. W . C. News Service. by the Rev. Mother Ignatius, super tral heuting plant of all the build university, for the archives of the my sister Maggie a^nd I had parts in ior at Mercy hospital, that a donation ings, besides a refrigerating plant. university, will be read with particu the play, and my two brothers, of ten thousand dollars for the new The first floor is given over, to the lar interest at this time when Amer Thomas and Robert, were among the utility building at the hospital was laundry, while the upper stories have ica prepares to celebrate the one audience. Father was Sir Edward VOL. XIX. NO. 25. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, FEB. 7, 1924. $2.50*2.00 Yr.yv . onon NewR.n^.u Subs. made by Henry M. Blackmer, a prom been turned into living quarters for hundred and fifteenth anniversary of Trenchard, I was Mary Meredith, and inent oil TOan of Denver. This is the employees. the_ birth of Abraham Lincoln. The Maggie was a maid. I appeared on Mr. Blackmer’s second appreciation The laundry is a long-felt need at writer, Mrs. Struthers, was a member the program as Mary Trenchard, but of the hospital, as some years ago he the hospital and is equipped with the of the cast of “ Our American that was a mistake of the printer. furnished the parlor at the institu latest modern machinery, all of which Cousin,” the play which was being I have always thought that Booth tion. He is not a Catholic, is motor driven. The equipment in presented at Ford’s theater, Wa.sh- .selected my scene to shoot the pres K. f i RODEO m i THKEN The formal opening of the utility cludes the following: ington, on April 14, 1865, the night ident. I refer to the dairy scene, 1012 building two weeks ago was occa Washing machines, a humatic ex President Lincoln was shot. She which was the most absorbing part sioned by the blessing of the building now lives in retirement at Montclair, of the play. Asa Trenchard was tractor, a clothes tumbler, a four- by the chaplain, the Rev. Richard roH flat work ironer, a starch cooker, N. J. Her description of the events “ Our American Cousin,” who gave Smyth, who at that time pressed the immediately preceding and following the play its name. The part was IIG E S T CITIES OF EAST THIS S I M B a drying tumbler, so^p tanks, prim button which started the machinery the .shooting is particularly vivid). played that night by Harry Hawk. presses, different styles of ironing of the sisters’ new and up-to-date boards, a collar ironer, a collar He and I appeared in the dairy scene. laundry. By Jeannie Gourlay Struthers' Ata Trenchard returns from the UNIQUE PLAN OF GRAND cerned. The success came because C. February 17, to arrange for the starcher, a drying room, a shaping ' The structure is three stories high I was born in Edinburgh, Scotland, United States to inherit property that KNIGHT APPROVED the show was really worth while. New York appekrance. It is pro table and a gravity seam dampener. It is planned to tak# it on the com posed to turn over forty per cent of and came to this country with mv had been willed to him. In the dairy BY COUNCIL baby sister when I was only two scene he holds in his hand a copy of ing tour to New Y or^ Philadelphia, the proceeds to the K. of C. in the years old. My father and uncle were the will, according to the terms of Baltimore, Providencej Boston, Pitts cities where the show is given. actors in Scotland,' and soon after which Mary Meredith is to inherit the The Denver Knights of Columbus burgh, Buffalo, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Grand Knight Stack thinks that reaching New York father became a property if her American cousin does are making arrangements to send Chicago, St. Louis and Kansas City, the venture will be profitable enough their United States Championship closing in Denver. Full arrange to Denver council to assure the erec Catholic Students Plan Meeting to member of the William Burton thea not take steps to do so. In the dairy ter in Chambers street, where I made scene he learns for the first time that Cowboy Rodeo to the principal cities ments have not yet been made with tion of the propo.sed gymnasium and of the Blast this summer, starting out my first appearance at the r.ge of if he claims the property bequeathed some of these places, but enthusias auditorium building which the K. of three. I joined the Marsh Ju.enile to him, he will disinherit Mary. The in New York in May and finishing tic replies are being received. Every C.. want in- order to inaugurate their troupe when I was very young, and 1 audience is aware of the struggle with the Denver Rodeo in August. where, the show will appear under work among the Catholic boys of Arouse Interest in Mission played all soYts of parts. I mi; it say going on wjthin him, and consequent The Rodeo was instituted last sum the auspices of the Knights of Co Denver. we young actors were a wonder in ly follows the development of the mer and proved the greatest success lumbus. Grand Knight John Leo Letters are coming in regularly all that we did. We traveled several ever engineered by any fraternal or Stack of Denver council is the chief from last year’s Rodeo performers play with rapt attention. While con A conference has been called for re.serve,’ in one of the largest parks times over the United States, and ganization in Colorado, insofar as at sponsor of the plan and is to addre.ss asking to be allowed to participate versing with Asa, I sat on a bench, of Cincinnati, and formerly belonged much of our traveling vas done in and as I sat there I noticed Booth in tendance of the public was con the Long Island chapter of the K. of in another show this year. There will Sunday afternoon at 2:30 in St. wagons or stage coaches. We went be no difficulty getting the troupe, Mary’s academy, 14th and Pennsyl to the estate of a wealthy pioneer the rear of the auditorium. I had family. For a time it was used by from California to Australia in a sail and they will be the genuine Wild not seen him for some days, and I vania, of all the Denver ujiits of the the Rev. Peter Dietz for his American ing vessel, and the voyage took sixty- thought from his appearance and his West article, taken from the ranches of Colorado, Wyoming and other Catholic Students’ Mission Crusade, Academy of Social Democracy, a eight days. We made ser ;ral tours nervous manner that he had been when plans will be laid for inter school devoted the solution of eco of Australia and New Zealand. After sick. He was a genial man and was western states..The Rodeo will travel Persecution of Church hy Reds , by special train, will carry fifty In school missionary endeavor. A new nomic problems from a Christian our last visit to the An ipodes, we a frequent .visitor at the green room study plan is to be launched to create standpoint, and he was offered $20,- returned to the United L.:ates during of Ford’s theater, where he was well dians and will have many heads of stock. a group of missionary enthusiasts 000 for it last year, but refused to the war in 1863-G4. (Continued on Page ) 6 Denver council on Tuesday eve and Denver will be asked to furnish .«ell, turning it over to Monsignor Answered by Pope with Gift of ning gave the Grand Knight a vote a reception room at the Crusade Beckman, chairman of the executive o f confidence in the plan, and ar Castle, Cincinnati, 0., which is being board of the Catholic Students’ M is-, rangements will be immediately made into a national missionary sion Crusade and recently named pushed forward to assure the tour. shrine. Bishop of Lincoln, Neb. Conferences Bids to Be Asked Witkiii Week for The Rodeo will be incorporated this The Sunday meeting will be in in different parts of the nation are Meals to Hungry Hussia •week, the corporation to be under charge of the Rev. F. Gregory Smith furnishing different portions of the the control of the K. of C. of St. Francis de Sales’ parish, who castle, and it is expected to be the was recently named Colorado field greatest center of missionary edu AtUetjc Stadiiiffl at College The Papal Relief commission in totaled 90,000. Then occurred the secretary of the Crusade. The fol- cation in. this country. A training Russia, headed by an American Jes- mort^di^cnlt m oia^ ioy min- lojying units will be represpntedi-fet, school for mission leadbrs is contem uTC the Rev7 MUnuiiTWelsh.r w'lo aipii—-IKe trial of XrbhbishoD Cep- Thomas' seminary, Loretto' Heights plated ffi'lt. DeiveFGirl to.ke (both college and academy units), The Crusade is conducted along Bids will be asked within a week’s scribed within less than a week by has recently filed his report at Rome, liak, the execution of Msgr. Budkie- answered persecution by, the Soviets wicz and the condemnation of many St. Mary’s academy, Regis college and the most modern lines and is arousing time for the stadium to be erected at Denver K. o f C., and the promising St. Francis de Sales’ Junior sodality. the Catholic students of America to Regis college, under the auspices of outlook for the renewed drive, make with the distribution of 28,000,000 otljpr Catholic priests. Tj»e charity free meals. The Pope is to have a of the Pope was not lessened, how The following are expected to send intense missionary enthusiasm. It Denver council, Knights of Colum the success of the stadium move delegates: Cathedral high school, St. has its own newspaper. The Shield, bus. Architect Manning has been in book prepared giving the story o f the ever, by this violence and persecution, Received as Nod ment practically certain. The Very Philomena’s, St. Catherine’s, the Holy and has two missionary motion pic structed to make arrangements for Robert M. Kelley, SJ., president of mission. but rather took on increased impetus, The Papal Relief commission ar so that from 90,000 starving persons Family high school, the Sacred Heart tures, which are sent from school to the immediate inauguration of the the college, speaking before Denver Miss Eloise Cullins, a former mem high school and St. Joseph’s high school. work. The success of the drive council Tuesday evening, expressed rived in Russia August 20, 1922. The being fed at the end of February, the centers in which representatives were number reached 110,000 at the end ber of St. Catherine’s parish, will be school. Parishes that do not have It is hoped to have the Crusade shortly before the Christmas holi the gratification of the Jesuit provin received as a sister next Wednesday, high schools but , have societies of Castle fully equipped by the time of days, when over $20,000 was sub cial 6ver the movement. distributed were the following five: of March; 130,000 at The end of Moscow, Rostow, Krasnodar, Oren April; 160,000 at the end of May, February 13, in St Scholastica’s high school students are entitled to the consecration of Bishop-elect burg and the Crimea. Each 5enter and 160,000 at the end of June. This chapel in Rogers Park, Chicago, aftsr representation and will be welcomed. Beckman. The date of his consecra had its innumerable branches Widely was the highest number reached, be which tim ej«ie will be known as Sis Father Smith visited the Crusade tion has not yet been set, but it is scattered from the regions near the cause from that time the famine be ter Mary Estelle, O.S.B. Sister M. Castle in Cincinnati last week. It is known that the ceremony will not capital to the Caucasus and to the gan to diminish and at present con Estelle will be remembered as the sis a beautiful building on a ten-acre occur for several months. Fake Aiericanizers Would Proscribe ditions may be viewed as being vir ter of Mrs. Thomas P. McCormick of extreme boundaries of the Ural mountains. What the various sta tually normal. 4136 King street, with whom .she tions accomplished in less than a year It is estimated, in round numbers, lived prior to joining the Benedictine may be seen from the following ac that the Papal Relief mission during order. 1 3 , Out of 939,639 Coloradoans count: one year diftributed 28,000,000 daily Propised Amendment Makes Uss of T h ejast days of August and the meals to the destitute. That number first part of September were employ of meals is equivalent to 6,500 tons R. B. Creagher of Brownsville, that the number of Roman Catholics ed in the work of installation. At of food. The kinds of food distrib Large Collection the end of September, the number of uted included flour, rice, condensed Texas, member for Texas of the Re shown in line 2 undoubtedly includes starving persons fed every day by milk, sugrar, haricot beans, fats, co Taxes for Churcli ktitiitions Illegal publican national committee, who is part of the foreign bom and those the missions was already 4,000; at coa, maize, peas and other dried veg- working to get an anti-Ku Klux plank of foreign and mixed parentage in the Republican national platform, shown in lines 5, 6 and 7. There is the end of October, 10,000; at the tables. end of November, 40,000; and at the Peak of Achievement Made for Germans has issued the following leaflet: thus an “ overlap” of the figures giv Washington.— Representative Wil end of December, 60,000. This in The state of the mission at the or credit or any money raised by Colorado en in line 2 on those given in lines liam D. Upshaw of Georgia, leader of creased to 70,000 by the end of Jan highest point of its development, in taxation or otherwise, or authorize 1. Total population, 939,629. 5, 6 and 7. the prohibition forces in congress, uary, and at the end of February ((Continued on Page 3.) The collection taken up hi the either to be used, for the purpose of 2. Number of Roman Catholics The percentage of Catholics to to churches last Sunday for the starving has introduced a joint resolution pro founding, maintaining, or aiding by (1916), 104,982. tal population is practically 11 per children of Germany was gratifyingly posing an amendment to the federal appropriation, payment for services, 3. Number of Jews (no authentic cent. Presuming this percentage to large. About half the churches had constitution which would prevent the expenses, or in any other manner, • data). hold approximately true as to the reported at press time, and one re federal government or any state or other than by remission of taxation, 4. Number of Negp-oes, 11,318. classes listed in lines 5, 6 and 7, ported a little in excess of $1,000, municipality from paying any money any church, religious denomination 5. Number of foreign born, 119,- there should be deducted from the another a little in excess of $700 and to an institution of any kind wholly or religious society, or any institu 138. total shown in line 8, 11 per cent DEATH OF WOODROV I S O N two in excess of $600. A full report or partly under denominational con tion, school, society or undertaking 6. Number of persons of foreign of the figures shown in lines 5, 6 and of the collection by parishes will be trol. The proposed amendment which is wholly or in part under sec parentage (both parents of foreign 7. Subtract 35,557. made in the near future by The Reg reads: tarian or ecclesiastical control. The (By the Editor). a rejection by the American people birth), 130,059. 10. Total in proscribed classes ister. “ No law -^all be passed respecting congress shall have power to enforce 7. Number of persons of mixed held by Ku Klux'Klan to be less than The death of former President of the League of Nations. Mr. Wil an estabushihent of religion or pro this article by appropriate legisla Woodrow Wilson last Sunday re son underwent the experience of parentage (one parent of foreign 100 per cent American, 403,989. GROOM’S SON AND BRIDE’S hibiting the free exercise thereof, nor tion.” birth), 74,049. The last religious census was moved a figure about whom there being the greatest man in the world, DAUGHTER SEE WEDDING shall the national government of a»iy Mr. Upshaw’s resolution has been 8. Total. 439,546. taken in 1916. All other data from has been as stirring controversy as then suffered repudiation. state, county, city, town, village or referred to the house committee on 9. Attention is called to the fact the 1920 census. has ever waged around any American The Associated Press was right in other civil division use its property the judiciary. statesman. His magic power of ex saying that his place in history is St. Catherine’s rectory was the pression, which made him one of the problematical. It sometimes takes scene of a very unique wedding on foremost literary men of his day, so ideals centuries to work out, and no last Saturday when Mrs. Mary E. thrilled not only America but the body can deny that the idealism of Kraig and John E. Higbee were Allies in the World war that if he Woodrow Wilson was of the finest united in marriage by Father E. J. Chinese Marshal, Deathhed Convert, had died at the time he left for type. Whether his pet plan of a Mannix. The bride was attended by Ip ra n ce of Bible by Pupils Europe to help arrange the peace League of Nations is worth while is her daughter. Miss Viola Kraig, and treaty he would have been heralded warmly debated today. Only time the groom by his son, Mr. John A. as one of the supreme figures of all can solve the problem. If it does Higbee. After a brief honeymoon Forgives Assassin, Prays God s Pardon the ages. The treaty was not a suc win in the end, Wilson will be re the bridal couple will live in Ft. Col cess and, while "it assured indepen placed on the pedestal from which lins, where Mr. Higbee is employed. of Colleges and High Schools Slocks dence to a group of little nations, it he fell. An interesting letter from (^hina The doctor instructed him sum did not live up to the high ideals lhat It is worth while to have lived in PRIEST CELEBRATES JUBILEE tells of the conversion to Catholicism marily concerning the necessary Mr. Wilson had expressed during the the time of a man who proved, so Tunis.— Father Delattre, director St. Louis, Mo.— Peculiar notions though twenty-five per cent hazarded in extremis of Marshal Siu-Koun- truths and had him make an act of war. American idealism fell before effectively, that the general public of the excavations at Carthage, re of Biblical names and events among a guess that Pilate was “ an author Liang, sub-governor of Shanghai, tontrition. the evil-smelling “ diplomacy” of Eu could be mightily swayed by appeal cently celebrated the fiftieth anni some college and high school students of the Bible.” James was “ a river” who died a victim of assassination. “ Now,” -he added, “ from the bot ropean chancellors. The result was ing to lofty motives. versary of his ordination. are revealed in the results of a sur to twenty-five per cent. Galilee also Just as he was coming out of a house tom of your heart you must pardon vey undertaken by Dr. George R. was “a river” to forty-five pep cent. in the Avenue Edward VII, at Shang your murderer.” Crissman, superintendent of the Agrippa was given the peculiar hai and was about to enter his auto “ No,” interrupted the marshal’s teacher-training school of the Cen ranking of “an apostate” by seventy mobile, a man who had been standing tral Missouri State Teachers’ college per cent. Jude, on the other hand, near the car for several minutes brother, at this point “ One cannot forgive such a crime.” at Warrensburg, Mo. Tests for Bib was dubbed “ a king” by thirty per pulled out a revolver, jumped up on ST. K E N T DE PAUL SOflETT lical knowledge were given to' 100 cent. By some ironical transporta the step and fired several shots at “1 wish to be a Christian,” the students in the Warrensburg college tion of ideas Herod was declared by the marshal. dying man replied. “ The Christian and to 1,800 high school students at three per cent of the students to be Mortally wounded. Marshal Siu law demands the pardon of injuries; Holden, Centerview, Odessa, War “ an apostle,” and while twelve per was carried to a Protestant hospital I pardon him with all my heart as I ESTABUSiD IN EVERY PARISH OF DENVER rensburg, Jefferson City and Sedalia. cent thought Peter a king, nine per near the scene of the crime. Numer pray God to pardon me.” The report showed that sixteen cent believed him to be a priest. ous friends came to visit him there, He then received Baptism and per cent of the high school students Thirty per cent of the students said among whom was the Catholic doctor joined in the pious invocations sug The Rt. Rev. J. Henry Tihen, D.D., to assist elsewhere in the city where do their work quietly, but thoroughly. knew neither where Christ was bom Gethsemane was a city of Egypt. Paul Hou-li Tsong. On the third gested to him by his catechist. Bishop of Denver, wishes to see the there is need. The personal investigations made by nor the name of His Mother. Seven To twenty per cent, “immortality” day" the condition of the wounded The conferences of the St. Vincent them eliminate the unworthy beggar ty per cent did not know what to call meant “ death,” and to nine per cent Shortly afterwards he fell into a St. Vincent de Paul society organized man became critical. Doctor Hou, state of coma, and toward dawn he de Paul society are never large. They who is likely to keep money from the the Sermon on the Mount, while sixty it meant “ breath.” Resurrection who had passed the night with his breathed his last. in every parish of Denver, he in are made up of little groups ^of men genuinely poor. So cj^uietly is the per cent d^ not know what Christ was defined as “ the building ^if the friend, approached his bed and de Doctor Hou, exhausted by fatigue formed a Register representative this who make a personal investigation of service rendered that this week The said about loving one’s neighbor. temple.” Nearly half thought the clared frankly to the dying man that week. Several of the parishes now the cases of poverty reported to them Register heard of a case where, after The first clause of the Lord’s Prayer Scriptures were “ quotations.” Still there was no hope for him, and know but radiating with happiness, went .straight to the college of Zi-Ka-Wei, have the organization and it is doing and give aid where it is needed. They an expenditure of considerable money was unknown to twelve per cent, as others defined Caiphas as an apostle, ing that the marshal, who was the wonderful work, but it is desired to coq^ribute themselves and also dis- 1 taking care of a tuberculosis patient was the golden rule to sixty-five per Mark as a king. Revelation as a prov widower of a convert, had conceived where the feast of the father rector was being celebrated that day. make it city wide. While there may pefise money given by other parish I while the latter was waiting to enter cent. ince, Martha as a book of the Bible, much sympathy for Catholicity, asked be one or two parishes where there is ioners. Uusally the proceeds of the a sanatorium, she was put into the Following are some examples of “ amen” as applause, elders as bushes, h.m whether he desired to be bap “ Father,” he said, as he entered, practically no genuine poverty among church poor boxes are turned over institution, and did not know just the answers given by students: scribes as bad men,- tithes as things tized. “ I am bringing you the finest bou the members, the Bishop desires con to them. In all the Church, there is who the benefactor was until she was St. Paul was “ a book of the Bible” fastened together or as. missionary “ Yes,” the marshal replied clearly quet of all for your, feast day, the ferences to be formed nevertheless, no more useful organization of lay informed by the head of the sanator to forty per cent, while twelve per money. Nine per cent defined sin and plainly. soul of Marshal Siu.” because it will be possible for them men. The St. Vinceait de Paul men ium. cent thought the same of Pilate, al as “ debts.”
ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION TRUSTEES CHOSEN FOR Academy Pupik Hade SodaGsts; Durango Yootb CHURCH IN LEADVILLE Student Nurse Academy Students Present St. Joseph’s Parish, Leadville.— A special meeting of all the members of St. Joseph’s parish was held on Sunday evening, January 27, for the Puebla Sodality Enjoys Social Dies; Victim of purpose of electing trustees for the Gets Diploma at modernized Version of “Macbetli” ensuing year, The officers of last year were re-elected with one addi Pueblo.— The Loretto academy [don and Miss Mary Heschion. tional member added to the board. Canon City.— Perhaps Shakespeare Gforer, Mrs. James Faricy, of Flor Frank Zaitz, Jr., was re-elected pres -unit of the Children’s Sodality of the I Miss Stella Widenfeller has gone Hunting Accident Trinidad Hospital redivivus would have had a good ence; Mrs. Stock of Florence and -Blessed Virgin Mary assisted in a to Alberquerque, N. M., to make her ident; Frank Stibernick and Joseph laugh if he had witnessed the evo Josephine Phillips. The program was body at the eight o’clock Mass, which home with her sister, Mrs. H. Reid. Clune were also re-elected and John lutions through which some of his followed by a pleasant social time »was celebrated in the academy chapel Mrs. McClery, who was operated Durango.— All attempts to save Hrapeak is the new- member elected. Trinidad.— Miss Frances Lipinski favorite characters were put at the and refreshments. The guests in «on last Saturday, February 2nd, by on last' week, - is- improving■ nicely - - and the life of Henry Davis, the sixteen- Regular services are now being wa.s the honored guest at a gradua hands of the Third English academic cluded Elizabeth Balfe, Ruth Gforer, the Rev. J. A. itorb. Eight resident expects to be able to leave the hos year-old boy who was accidentally held at the church, which is practi tion dinner given at San Rafael hos students'at Mount Saint Scholastica’s Mrs. James Faricy, Mrs. Reine Stock,. ^udents were received into the unit pital within two weeks. shot while hunting rabbits near Grif cally completed. A special commit pital on Sunday, January 27, at academy last week ip an up-to-date Mary Ann Smith, Eloise Meade, Al , i y Father Kerb at the close of the Mrs. Martha Mills is very sick at fith, failed. He died Wednesday eve tee met with a representative of a which time Father Garcia, chaplain slang version of the “Sorrowfulle berta Meade, Mrs. E. J. Burke, Grace Mass. He exhorted the children to the home of her daughter, Mrs. John ning of last week at Mercy hospital. school supply company of Denver for of the hospital, presented her with a Tragedie of Macbeth.” The five-act Arthur, Margaret Vondra, Josephine Following the terrible accident, in the purpose of selecting pews. Thirty ibe faithful members of the organi- Schuff. Mrs. Mills was taken ill in graduation diploma from the school play, written and enacted by the third Phillips, Mrs. James O’Hanlan, Clara pews were ordered. The seating ization which, has the choicest of all California, having been brought to which onfe of his legs was almost for nurses. 'The tables were very at year students, under the direction of Schmidt, Mrs. Gale StegaJ and the foi the saints as Its patron. Pueblo by her daughter, Miss Hazel blown away below the knee, the lad capacity of the church will be 300. tractively decorated with roses, car their teacher. Miss Ruth pforer, members of the class of 1924. ^ ...... The altars have been ordered by Mills. was hurri^ to the hospital where nations and sweet peas. Those pres was a highly modernized version, a f Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Prescott and the women of the parish. They have ' (Sacred Heart Parish) Milo Cassidy has' gone to Ohio treatment was immediately given, ent at the dinner besides the honored ter the pattern of the “ Fables in family entertained a number of Gangrene later set in and the leg worked hard to collect eaough to pay * Next Sunday is the Communion where he will visit relatives. guest were Father Garcia, Sister Slang,” that might have excited the friends in their home Thursday eve "•day for the Rosary and Altar society. was amputated just below the knee. for the altars but as yet have consid James L. Tomlinson met with a Anacletus, Sister Albert Marie, who mild envy of George Ade himself. ning The evening was spent in play “The regular monthly meeting will be This failed to stop the spread of the erable more to raise before the fund has charge of the nurses; Miss Bren very painful accident last week and Dainty little flapper witches with lip ing "five hundred. Prizes were award i^eld next Monday evening, February poison so it became necessary to per will be sufficient to cover the cost. is suffering from a dislocated nan, Miss McGowan and Miss Helen sticks and vanity cases, a bored, blase, ed to Mrs. W. B. Jansen and Mr. R. ,11, in the parish hall. Mrs. F, Mer- form another operation, this -time at The pastor, the Rev. John Miklav- Lipinski. shoulder. sporty “ cake-eater” hero of Macbeth, J. Woodard for high score. Mrs. the hip. However, the poison had cic, together with the congregation, >-chant, Mrs. Lloyd Dingman and Miss Mrs. Rose Gleason, a pioneer resi; furnished the keynote for as clever Peter Esser and Mr. Henry Smith spread to the body and further at makes an appeal to all readers of 'Margaret' Gorman will be the host (St. Patrick's Parish) dent of Trinidad, passed away re a student parody of a drama as was received consolations. During the tempts to save his life were useless. The Denver Catholic Register for fin esses. The ladies appointed to care The generosity of the parishioners cently. Mni. Gleason had been a e^er witnessed here. Many of the evening a d^icious supper was for the altars for the coming month In the death of this fine boy the ancial assistance, ft Any donations re was in evidence on Sunday, when the member of'Holy Trinity church for scenes were exact replicas in farce served. The guests were: Mr. and are Mrs. W. Hewitt, Mrs. J. J. Lang- community is shocked. The terrible ceived hy the pastor will be most thirty-five years. She leaves to collection of all the Masses was taken of the situations of the real drama as Mrs. R. J. Woodward, Mr. and Mrs. accident has cast a deep cloud over gratefully accepted. up for the German relief. Father mourn her loss a daughter Mary and staged by an Irvirig or Mansfield. Henry Smith, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. the surviving members of the family Mr. and Mrs. .Steve Frankovich, a son Joseph, besides a host of Neenan mailed a check for $175.00 The important Fleance, son of Ban- Jansen, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Mclner- and they have the sympathy of the Sr., returned from Denver last week. friends. Monday to the Rt. Rev. Bishop Tihen. quo, father of a dynasty of Scottish ney, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. & lyer, Mr. Last Wednesday evening the Mar entire community in their bereave Tony Koroshetz spent a few days The Community club held its sovereigns, would doubtless have been .ttlkMlEiWM ment. and Mrs. S. Kelly, Mrs. Harry Van ried Ladies’ sodality held a social in Denver on a combined business monthly social on Wednesday eve edified to see himself placarded as The funeral services were held at Alstyne, Mrs. Margaret Bower, R. J. We are dyeins with our usual standard which was a splendid success both and pleasure trip. ning at Community hall which was “ Flcance, the Brat,” and represented St. Columba’s church Saturday morn Woodward, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Peter of excellency many new and pretty shades from social as well as a financial Mrs. Frank Sadar and daughter greatly enjoyed by a number of the by the tallest girl, in the class, dressed Esser. No silk dress is too delicate for us to han- ing at 9 o’clock, with Father Wm. Zalia were among the visitors in Den members of the parish. These so ^dle. The “ Grand Way” of dry cleaning is standpoint. The refreshments were out in Little Lord Fauntleroy style, The funeral of Mrs. Ellen Reming Kipp Qfficiating. Interment took ver for the stock show. cials are held monthly and it is the careful and efficient. Special 2 days service deliciously served and prepared by as a modern spoiled darling and ton, mother of Mrs. Agusta Pease, I parcel post. Wholesale Dyeing. place in Greenmount cemetery. Mrs. Valentine Stepisnich and sons endeavor of the club to have all Mr. and Mrs. L. Balleweg. “pawpaw’s angel child.” The cast took place from St. Michael’s church ’ Pboaa Main 25»4 and Mala 62«6 The Knights 'o f Columbus, assisted are visiting relatives and friends in . On Feb. 27 the Young Ladies’ so members of the parish attend. which, by clever lines and skil Thursday morning. The remains by members of the Queen of Heaven California. dality will give a social. A large Last week the children of Holy ful buffoopery, kept the audience in were laid to rest at Lakeside. Mrs. t sodality, entertained at a parish so Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tull are the attendance is requested. The audi Trinity school made up a collection continual roars of laughter, was as Remington died at the home of Judge cial last Thursday evening. proud parents of a daughter, born THE FRANK M. HAUL torium and the lower hall will both.be to be sent to Bishop Tihen for the follows: Macbeth, a “ cake-eater,” and Mrs. Pease last Tuesday evening Mrs. Fred Kuster of Salt Lake January 26. starving children of Germany. The «• used for the occasion. The funds Bernadette Matern; Lady Macbeth, from an affection of the heart from DRUG CO. City, Miss Nell Porter of Ogden, and ■ Among those reported ill during sum of $80 was raised in the school, from the social are to be used to buy gifted in wielding the rolling pin, which she had suffered a long time. Alex'Porter of Los Angeles, returned the week are the following: Mrs. which was very good considering the COB. L A K IM U AND ITTH ITB, more books for the library. The Mercedes Graham; first witch, a The deceased is survived by three to their respective Homes the past George Rutky, Mrs. John Hrapeak library Is now a great success and; too number of pupils in attendance. On flapper, Helen Mullins; second witch, daughters: Mrs. Agusta Pease, Canon DoBTor, Col*. week after a visit to their mother, and Frank Klune> much credit cannot be given to its Sunday morning the plate collection a schoolmarm, Mary Parks; third City, Mrs. M. I. O’Mallia, Fairplay, founders. Mrs. Mary Porter. Mrs. Porter’s Ludwig Blatnick returned to the at all the Masses was for this pur condition remains about the aame. witch, a flapper plus, Norma Dear- and Mrs. Walter Heitzman, Trini P. J. Murphy is very ill at his home city during the week after several pose and a good sum was realized. hamer; Old Kink Duncan, good dad, all of whom were in attendance * ********* * *************** on Cedar street. Miss Mary O’Neill has returned months’ visit on the coast One of the most generous donations from Farmington, N. M., after ac “ sticking” material, Helen Russel; at the funeral services. G rover'B iickl^ is-.,very ill at St toward the fund was that of a little Banquo, man and ghost, Mary Mc- Miss Mary McDonough is enjoying companying her mother that far on (Annunciation Parish, Leadville) Mary’s hospital. lad in the school. This boy’s mother Breen; Fleance, the Brat, Katherine a two weeks’ visit in Denver. ' i Albert J.' Lussier ■ ■ her way to Los Angeles. The convert tlass met with Father Michael Laffey and'Mary Connors died a few years ago and his father McCarthy; Macduff, with “ Scotch” Henry Smith was a Florence visi • i ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Miss Rose Kavanaugh and friends Stern Tuesday evening at 7:30. is not in Trinidad, consequently he f Y _ left Sunday to attend the funeral of “ on the hip,” Lillian Easter; Doctor tor Wednesday. motored to Aztec and Farmingtoi\ The Rosary and Altar society held > S Sullivan Bldg., Boulder, Colo. | Thomas Laffey. has to work in order to attend school, Vaselino, Anna Hein; French Maid, Miss Elizabeth Zern is visiting in \ the past week, returning home Sun its monthly business and social meet .but during the week he collected I J Webber Bldg., Lafayette, Colo. < i Next Saturday night at the Central Katherine Fitzgerald. Wabasco, Minn. ' day. ing Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock. from among the people he knew the gym, Saint Patrick’s will play Trini- The students of Mount St. Schol Mrs. Albert Hammond is visiting • The funeral of John N. O’Kane sum of $4.60, which he brought to ************************** day. Trinidad beat Central recently astica’s academy enjoyed their an in Cripple Creek. wasf held Saturday mornipg at 9:30. and St. Patrick’s defeated Trinidad Margaret Kelker, 95.3. 11th grade his teacher to be sent to the Bishop. nual mid-winter picnic last week. The Altar and Rosary society gave Those" attending'* ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION ff POPE FEEDS MILLIONS HOLY NAME MEN Columbia Flower Shop OF HUNGRY RUSSIANS PLAN FAMILY PARTY Convert Discusses Significance of Advent of Student Pastor at Cut Flowers and Potted Plants Plans for a party that should prove (Continued from Page 1) Funeral Designs our Specialty July, 1923, is shown in the following an attraction for both young and old summary of its per.sonnel and equip are being perfected by jthe Sacred Our Prices Always Lower Heart parish branch of the Holy Modernist Revolt Against Faitli Boulder Means Much to Catholics ment: Members of the relief miiudon, Cor. 15th and Lawrence. Main 4699 12;- Ru.ssian employes (.secretaries, Name society. The affair will be lnterpretcr.4, translators, w riter, ty held at the school hall, 2830 Law pists, inspectors, managers of kitch rence street, the last week in Febru Editoi" Catholic Register: a few skeptics. Skeptics have always Boulder.— The one eventful affair would stand on University hill, a tes ens, chauffers, etc.), 2,600; dwelling ary, on a night yet to be selected. If I see things aright, orthodox been in evidence. in Catholic circles in Boulder the timonial to the interest that the Cath houses for members, 7; offices for It is the aim of those in charge to De Schorn Beauty Protestant Christianity— if there is I know that the great majority of past week was the reception tendered olic people of Colorado have in their administration, 6; warehouses, provide such a diversified program such a thing— according to the report Protestants still believe that Je.sus Father Gilbert O’Maley, O.S.B., last students at the university. His re (main) fdr storing supplies, 12; 1 that there will be no excuse for “ wall Parlor Wednesday evening, Jan. 30, by the automobile; 1 horse; 1 carriage; flowers,” regardless of age. Mothers given by the Associated Press— and is the Christ of God. Unfortunately marks were gratefully received and Expert French Marcellert Catholic students of the state uni feeding points— public kitchens, hos apd fathers will be asked to bring the one should always take excerpts with for them they lack any authoritative loudly applauded and assurances of Marinello Operators grain of sale— is up against the guide, and the sooner they get dis versity, under the auspices of the co-operation were voiced individu pitals, orphan asylums, schools, refu kiddies and make it a genuine family Morning Prices— until 1 p. m. tfist of tinie._ This test, the moat sig illusioned as to the infallibility of Newman society. A large number of ally after the meeting, which is very gee camps^l,000; food packages party. Shampoo..,...... 50c nificant in history, will prove its gen their own conceptions the safer for Catholic students attended and the encouraging. Father Gilbert is map (117 pounds o f food.stuffs) shipped spirit of enthusiasm which animated ping his plans for the future, like a for individuals, outside feering soci CHAPLAIN ORDERED TO SEA Manicure...... 50c uineness or record its lapse; i. e., the them. They have faith. Faith! what Marcel...... 75c them all augurs well for the success field general preparing for battle. It ety, 2,000; clothing to the value of Washington.— The Rev. Joseph T. failure of the great heresy of the a word to conjure with. In its simp Artesian Water 16th century. Some years ago, I lest form it is “ trust in another.” of the old movament which has laid is his intention of at least once a $260,000; and medicines to value of Casey, a United States Navy chap remember reading a statement that, “ Without faith it is impossible to dormant for want of that kind of month offering a lecture by some $50,000. lain, who was sent to the Catholic Children’s Hair Bob, 35c leadership around which all can rally, In this summary are mentioned university by the Navy department at the time of this revolution in Eng please God.” To the Catholic it is an' Catholics of high repute both in the 415 TABOR BUILDING with a knowledge beforehand that 2,000 food packages for sending food for further studia.s, will leave within land, one Father Peter, of the char- acceptance of a repealed religion religious and civil life, on which oc Phone, Champa 4855 terhou.se, (London), j^was preaching the religion taught by Jesus of Naza whatever is attempted will be carried casions all students, both Catholics to houses. This was an innovation a few days for sea duty. He has before Henry VIII and made use of reth and committed by Him to His through to successful conclusion. and Protestants, will be invited. It introduced by the papal mission. It been assigned to the battleship West language similar to the following: Apostles: the doctrine of sound words. Short talks were given by Miss is a recognized fact that, the best was inspired by a cu.stom followed in Virginia, which carries a crew of “ Your royal majesty is sowing the See Paul’s advice to Timothy and Catherine Venables, Fathers Agatho way for Catholics to make themselves all parts of the Catholic world by 1,400 men. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS seed of what in 300 or 400 years Titus. and Gilbert. Miss Venables, a grad appreciated and remove ignorance the society of St. 'Vincent de Paul. trom now will yield a fine crop of What is a religion? Webster tells uate of the university and a charter and bigotry is by explaining the Cath It has not been used by the other re member of the Newman society, re olic viewpoint; the opportunity is at lief wdrkers who have given help to infidels.” Of course. Father Peter’s us: “ A religion is a code of faith and HAIR SALE. $20 VENTILATED head was placed over the charter- viewed the history of the organiza hand, and surely if the proper atmos Russia during the famine. morals.” Then the Catholic religion TRANSFORMERS, $12 house gate, ere long. is that “ code of faith” which Chri.st tion in Boulder; she stated that the phere can be created at the source House Aid to Better Clasi As soon as the members of the for balance of February. Send sample of hair. Men now posing as scientists and commanded His Apostles to teach to charter members had long hoped for of learning, its beneficial results will pontifical mission found themselves .wholars boldly challenge the genu others. Everything, all. He com the day when a student pastor would percolate all through in the outside Mail Orders Promptly Filled in the places assigned to them, they ineness and integrity of the Bible, manded: and not a word of this code be appointed to encourage and super world. Catholics of Colorado can quickly realized that besides the and the authority of their superiors. of faith was written until He had vise Catholic activities on the cam count themselves very fortunate in Gastello’s Hair Store pus; now that such an appointment the opportunity now afforded by the starving persons who wandered They thrust aside, as unreliable, opin ascended on high. The New Testa through the streets and crowded Temple Court Bldg. Ground Fi. 626 15th St. ions that have long been held regard ment is the witness of the Church. was a matter of fact, she hoped that advent of Father Gilbert as student the Newman society, under Father pastor in the State university, and around the kitchens, there were many ing the origin and reliability of their It is the only original account of its others who, on account of their edu rise, and we all know that history is Gilbert’s able direction, would attain although it seems hardly necessary “ stock in trade” : (“ By the Bible we cation or social position, did not mix stand or fall,” “ The Bible and the a narrative of facts-that have occur that recognition on the campus which to mention this fact, still if Catholic with the crowd of the most miserable Bible only” ) and cavil over the essen red; it is not a simultaneous account. should be theirs by virtue of not only parents will only suggest to their persons and, therefore, languished tials of the Christian faith. The ne- The Church was well established for their numerical strength, but natural children attending the university that worthine.S . and died of hunger in their desolate _ ologist laughs at what he terms over four hundred years before the 8 they make a special effort, not only homes. The attention of the mission ■ ^‘childish statements” regarding the Canon was settled. As a matter of Father Agatho spoke on the im to affiliate themselves with the New was turned immediately to those un fact, it was not finally ratified until portance of religious faith in the life man society, but to lend every ef creation, miracles, tradition, rewards fortunate persons. It began at once and punishments. He counts time the 16th century. of the university student. He stated fort for the forwarding of the plans that he had long been interested in to send aid to houses. by the hundreds of millions, with the of Father Gilbert, they will not Now, no real student cares to pin the students, but that his parish work The members of the mission began assurance and ease of a schoolboy, only benefit individually by the re his entire faith to a thing that is hard had not permitted him to give them a diligent inquiry into the conditions overlooking the admonition of Peter suits, but the ensuing advantage to to understand, and so the Church the attention he desired. He told Mother Church will help in a measure of every person and every family. in his second Gospels, third chapter. was wise enough in pronouncing the Having ascertained the needs, they He records in a few words important the students that he was aware of to offset the vile propaganda of an Bible to be “ the Word of God” to Father Gilbert’s ability and urged gave to each person a food packet. events of a Christian character, and ti-Catholic organizations. add, “ when read according to the them to co-operate with him. The packets were accompanied by dismisses the birth of Christ as “ the spirit of the Fathers.” The modern a card, one side of which bore the advent of a man born as men are Father Gilbert spoke of the won ists do not read it “ according to the derful possibilities of the Catholic crest, title and motto of the pontifi born” ; the possible inventor of a spirit of the Fathers.” students’ organization.- He stated cal mission, and the inscription: “ The chimera that has adopted the Zoras- Aside from that, Jesus Christ ap that he already had a list o f over Pope of Rome to tlje Russian people.” trian theory of a devil and hell. pointed a living, speaking, authori Piety in Mission On the other side was written: “ The 225 Catholic students, and had al Therefore, death has few fears, but tative voice— His Church— to teach ready met quite of few who were Catholic Relief mission is happy to that of a cold ethereal eternity. “ In men to observe all things; and the not on his list. take the occasion of sending you my flesh shall I see God” is “ bunk” book itself tells us “all things” are He complimented the students for some provisions. This packet is a and finally, “ Belief in the Virgin not contained therein. Now a voice the prominence of the Catholic in- Fields Glorious gift from His Holiness Pius XI, who 'AS SOUDAS THE PYRAMIDS" birth is not essential,” i.e., it’s a false to be authoritative must be plenary, dividiuls in campus affairs, in that hopes that this gift will be a conso conception. To kill belief in the i.e., authority to teach all truth and Catholics are leaders of the student, lation for you and your family in Virgin birth is to knock the under condemn all error, and in order fully body, of the Boosters’ club, of both It is not alone in the big foreign such difficult times.” pinning from the entire Christian to comply with such a requirement the senior and freshman classe.s, of mission stations, where the work is It is easy to understand what pro fabric. Destroy the Divinity of Christ it must be endowed with an infallible the alumni. Father Gilbert'further organized and churches built, that one found gratitude filled the souls of and millions can say wnth St. Paul: power. told the students that he had been finds touching faith. Even in the those a.ssisted, not only because of GEHING AHEAD “ If Christ is not risen from the dead It was always taught that a thing sent to Boulder for the purpose of poorest little missions the piety and the charity of the Pope but also by then all our faith is vain.” If this cannot be right and wrong at the directing Catholic student activities love of the blacks for our Loi^ are the wise and delicate way in which will not stand the test, and the mod To get ahead and stay ahead you must save. same time. and that he intended to put forth his shown, as the following letter from it was done. ernist says it won’t, then exit Chris Modernism would rob millions of best efforts in their interests. He a missionary working in the prefec The archives of the papal mission, Whatever j'our aim in life, a savings account tianity. The drama is ended. The .souls of the merits of any Divine further told them that he hoped to ture of Liberia will indicate: which arp at the Secretariat of State fraud is exposed. The curtain is reward. see the day when a Newman home “ If I were asked what devotions in Rome, where the documents and represents your real resources. Let this bank down. But, and it’s a great big but, If the ascription known as the dox- were first in the hearts of these chil reports were transmitted from Rus be of service to yo.u. too, these ideas are only advanced by ology is chimerical, the movement dren,” he writes, “ I would say to the sia by the papal envoys, contain an condemns at one fell stroke the faith Holy Eucharist and the Blessed Vir immense quantity of writings which of millions of people in whom the gin. After « week’s work on the are a splendid testimony of the great faith that “ Jesus died for me” has distant farms their first thought, on moral effect produced in the Slav EXQUISITE FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS worked wonders. returning home, is Confession and world by the charity of the Holy The American Bank • Is the time ripe for Catholics Communion— men and women alike. Father. Next to the letters of grati to awaken to the fact that a vast ‘Why do you go .to H o^ Communion?’ tude from the Catholic clergy and Say Wmth Flowers on Valentine^s Day harvest is ripening? Is i* not time I asked a little boy. ‘Because I would their people, there are in a much to inaugurate another body of “ pil receive Jesus in my heart, to make greater number those from the Or & Tnist Co. - grims of grace” and pray for the con me strong against evil.' It was the thodox clergy and their people, and version of wandering souls? What is ^m e small lad who reproved his com the expressions of admiration and Seventeenth and Lawrence Sts. HOHMANN BROS. the trouble? Lack of faith? I do rades for making too much noise near gratitude of the latter are not less not think the modernists have pro the church. ‘Let us go away— we ardent than those inspired by Cath Denver, Colo. HOUSE OF FLOWERS, INC. gressed so far that they deny the will disturb Jesus!' he said. To be olic sentiments. I have seen seme of •> existence of a Deity. Not yet; when 629 SIXTEENTH ST. and HOME PUBLIC ARCADE allowed to clean the church or to them, and I am struck by the ph.-ases Member of Federal Reserve System they get older they’ll get bolder. bring a flower for the altar is their Phone Main 7012 Main 6791 Champa 8734 of respect that those distant broth- I am a Catholic. Why? Because greatest happiness. Again, one of the era, though not included in the unity and Denver Clearing House I believe in the Divinity of Christ. “SERVICE WITH A PERSONAL TOUCH" tittle orphans c«me weeping: 'See. o f the Catholic faith, use toward the Association That’s all. H.A.W. father, I am ashamed! How can I Pope. lome to my dear Lord in these rags? A schismatic parish priest begins DEMOCRATIC LEADER WANTS And they are all I have.’ h'xB letter with the exclamation: “ Their devotion to our Lady is most ANTI-K.K.K. PLANK .‘^^hrist is in the midst of us!” and Resources over $10,500^000.00 ^ tender. The Protestant teacher asked Washington. — Representative H. the address is: “ To His Most Esteem D. C. B. Hawes of Missouri, Democratic one of our'children why she prayed ed Holiness, the Lord and Pope of leader in that state, has come out to Mary: ‘Because God listens to the Holy City of Rome.” LAWRENCE openly for a plank in the next Dem Mary, and she talks to Him about us!’ ocratic platform denouncing the Ku Again I asked a little lad: ‘ Who is your mother?’ He responded, ‘Sanan Klux Klan. This announcement fol FUNERAL is my mother on earth, but Mary is lows closely the announcement made by R. B. Creager, Republican national my mother in heaven.’ HOME “ When we see these dear souls committeeman ffom Texas, to the ef fect that he will seek membership on approaching the altar to profferiHheir One Price orayers, receiving Holy Communion to All the platform committee at the Re publican convention for the purpose on the feast days of our Lord and His with of urging an anti-Klan plank. blessed Mother, the heart of the mis Value and Mr. Hawes in a formal statement sionary is indeed made happy!” Full Dress and declares it to be his opinion that no Help for these missions can be sept Service to the Mission aociety, St. Thomas’ Included man ran be elected to national office who does not openly oppose the Klan seminary, Denver. 1545 SO, BROADWAY and urges that the hooded organiza tion be denounced by both great par MYSTERY SURROUNDS MURDER Z Office Telephone South 8138 Residence Telephone South 2329-R ,, OF CONNECTICUT PASTOR ***********************************************%I ties. Tuxedo Suits Mystery surrounds the murder of the Rev. Hubert Zahme, pastor of St. Joseph’s German church, Bridgeport, Conn., who died Monday night with out regaining consciousness after he was shot by an unknown man when returning from a sick call. The two at 1\3 off were seen walking together and as they passed a theater, in front of a The Kings of Joy Have Returned! crowd, the stranger drew a gun and fired. Father Zahme had been pas tor of St. Joseph’s since 1900 and had i no personal enemies, so far as is known. MISSION PRIEST TO SEE In Powers-Behen Final Winter PARENTS AFTER 18 YEARS a The Rev. Adrien Larribeau, who K . o f C . has been serving with the Paris for CLEARANCE SALE eign missions in the orient for the past eighteen years, recently passed through this country on his return to his native land. The priest went Comparison of style, of quality and workman- to Asia while still a student of theol V Minstrel Show ogy and was ordained at Penang. His ship— always proves the superiority of Powers- parents, who live in southern France, are looking forward to receiving his The Corker of all Burnt-Cork Attractions blessing and assisting at his Mass for Belien clothing— and when 'you note the very the first time. II low cost, you will take immediate advantage to ELECTIONS FAVOR CATHOLICS Paris.— The results of the elec he ready for 4th degree initiation and other A Real Black-Face Show— Stupendous Chorus tions held early in January for the replacement of the retiring third of of 75 Voices— 12 Leading Soloists— 6 Premier the French senate have been judged formal occasions. End Men rather favorably by the Catholic press. According to the information which reached Paris after the first returns, the moderate groups, which included the Catholics, had lost three Three Nights Broadway Theatre seats to the radicals. The second and third turns compensated for this loss of Merriment, Gladneii and the conservative parties are in Hilarity and Mirth Prices 7Sc, $1.00 and $1.50 the same position as in the past. Feb. 25, 26, 27 New Songs, Snappy Jokes and Funny Stories BIMBO GUMP’S The Biggest Fun Riot Ever Staged in Denver ORCHESTRA 16th Street Satisfaction Guaranteed at at Glenarm Reasonable Prices Champa S24-J ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION The Denver Catholic Register President of Board, Kt Rev. J. Henry Tihen, D.D.; Editor and Manager, You Will Find a Friendly Atmosphere at Rev. Matthew J. W, Smith; Printing Manager, Qeorge H. Astler; lE I C i lC OF ST. I John J. Coursey; Associate Editor, Thomas M. Smith. ■■aci-.B3a a I i ir ? T i1 m v i ■M,.: u i e ! r ;rjLi ii.uji The ^ r e d as secohd-elasa matter at the postoffiM at DeinTai, Colo/ Broadway National Bank AT FIRST AND BROADWAY (By Rev. Matthew Smith). universal Savior of all.” (Q- 27, Art. needed a’ Redeemer to prevent her Pablished Weekly by Due to requett* by both prie«t« and 2, Reply to Obj. 2). Today we would from contracting the stain. The Our 1924 Xmat Clubs Close February 1 The CATHOLIC PUBLISHING SOCIETY (Ue.) laymen, the writer hae decided to answer this by calling attention to grace that thwarted the stain in her write a new lerie* of artielei beied the fact that it was due to the Re case came through God’s pre-view Open Saturday Member Federal ■ ■ 203 Kailroad Buildingk Larimer, near llth< oa the Summa Theologica of St. demption of Christ that Mary was of the death of her Son on Calvary. Evenings Reserve System ! 1 Thomas, trying to accommodate por hever stained in any instant by ori As for our Blessed Lord, we refer Telephone Main 6418 Denver, Colo. tions of that profound work to pop ginal sin. We hold with St. Thomaa to His Conception rather as the Mira that Mary’s privilege was one of pre culous than as the Immaculate Con ular newspaper style. The present ’♦♦5«55»»5»»55»»55»9M »(#»9»t45»»4»44*44»*4»**44*»»»5» series will deal with the Thomistio servation and Redemption. In his ception, although it was immaculate. Thursday, February 7, 1924 leaching on the Blessed Virgin. (B e time, some theologians who held for He sprang from Adam materially, but ginning with Q. 27)i the Immaculate Conception regarded not seminaily, as He did not have an NAST STUDIO it as an absolute prerogative, which earthly Father. His Body lay under OFFICIAL NOTICE We Have Just Initalled the New Whether St. Thomaa Aquinas held would have made Calvary unneces- neither the guilt nor, effects of ori The Catholic Register has ear tollest approval at to its pnr- the doctrine of Mary’s Immaculate sa^ for her* ginal sin. The body, being entirely Conception is one of the most debated The English Dominicans, in their free, could not transmit the stain of HOLLYWOOD HI LITE pose and method of publication. We declare it the official organ of Pictures now made In the Moving Picture Styles tine Dloceio of Denver and earnestly bespeak for it the* whole-heart* questions of Catholic history. Though edition o f the Summa, splendidly this sin to His soul. Ko preventive ed support of our priests and people. That support will make The he was tne jireatest theologian of all describe the privilege of the Mother CTBce, therefore, was'needed. Jesus I 817 16tb Street, eorner Champa Ovar Woolworth’s Store times, it does not matter much of God and the supreme prerogative Christ contracted neither the debt Register a strong power for the spread of Qod’i Kingdom in Colorado. » ♦ » 5 1 5 5 5 » 4 5 9 M ( *********** »44»»«i»4s»»51545»4»» whether or not he held it, so far as of her Divine Son. The Immaculate nor the stain of original sin. He is +J. HENRY tiHEN. the truth of the dogma is concerned. Conception of Mary and that of not redeemed, but the Redeemer, and. May 1, I t ll. Bishop of Denver. The Church, century after century, Jesus are on an entirely different had no need of Redemption Him^eli. gets a clearer understanding of her basis. In judging the writings o f St. DUFFY deposit of faith. This is what we call The following is our status; All Thomas on the Immaculate Concep development of doctrine. What was descendants of Adam with the ex tion of Mary, we must always re once hazy, becomes better under ception of Mary and Jesus, are wholly member that he held the successive STORAGE AND MOVING OVER HALF OF US "U N-AM ERICAN?” stood. Kothinp: new is added to the under the law of original sin. They animation of the human body by a WairehouBe, 1521 Twentieth St. R. B, Creagher, of Brownsville, Texas,, a member of the deposit of faith. But logical con spring from Adam materially and vegetative, then an animal, then a ra PboB^ Main 1340 Office, 601 Fifteenth St. Republican national committee, basing his figures on the 1920 clusions are drawn from what has seminaily. The body lies not under tional soul. His assertion that the census and the 1916 religious census, shows that the “ total in been handed down. Today, with the the guilt, but under the effects of flesh of the Blessed Virgin was con atmosphere wholly clarified on the original sin, and the stricken body ceived in original sin, therefore, the proscribed classes held by the Ku Klux Klan to be less dogma of the Immaculate Conception, dispositively causes the soul to con could be taken to mean the contrac than 100 per cent American” is 57,300,808. we can go back through the history tract the guilt of original sin. The tion of bodily effects before the ra CORDES PHARMACY This would indicate that the majority of Americans are of the ^ u rc h and trace the logical soul, at the moment of union with tional soul was present. 'This waa un-American. In a country where majority rule is supposed development of this doctrine. It has the body, contracts the stain, and all before Mary could he the recipient of Ne Safer Place fev Presetiption Work to prevail, the charge is ridiculous. certainly been with us always, but it men, with the exception of Mary and grace, due to the lack of a rational 14tk and Glonarm Sts. Phone Main 7901 is not surprising to find great men Jesus, contract both the debt and the soul. Today, all but a very few philo Pythina Building. Denver. Prompt Free Delivery here and were in the days when it stain. AH need a Redeemer to des sophers hold that the rational soul is CREEDS ARE NEEDED was not BO fully understood, speak troy the stain contracted. present from the very first instant of Shallow preachers have been rushing into print to declare ing in a way that leaves us in irave As for the Blessed Virgin, the fol life. that they are too busy doing good to bother with the present doubt about whether they held it lowing is her status: She was par B^ the Immaculate Conception, ac Remember that individuals are not in tially exempt from the law. She cording to the definition of this dog theological controversy in the larger Protestant sects. If they fallible, except in the case of the sprang from Adam materially and ma by Pope Pius IX, we understand read history, they would realize that social service and other Pope speaking as Pope in defining seminaily, like the rest of us, for she that unique privilege bestowed upon "RICH AS auxiliary works of religion depend to a remarkable extent on a faith and morals. was born in the ordinary way of a our Blessed Lady whereby God, in BUTTER- right understanding of doctrine. There has never been a de- It is rather hard in the face of mother and father. The stricken view of and owing to the fojeseen Tmrttrre frgm orthodox Christianity without a most serious ef such statements as the following to body would have dispositively caused merits of Jesus Christ, preserved her SWEET AS see how any one could hold that St. the soul to contract the stain of ori from all stain of orinnal sin, which fect on the charity and other activities of the persons affected Thomas had the correct idea of the ginal sin in her case as in ours, but she would otherwise have cqntractcd A N U P ’ Immaculate Conception: “ If the soul the soul at the moment of union with as a descendant of Adam; and that HE HATES OUR FUNNIES of the Blessed Virgin had never in the body was prevented by the infu from the first instant of creation our Butter-Nut^ Alejandro Hoch, an editor from Argentine who has been curred the stain of original sin, this sion of grace from contracting the Lady’s soul was adorned with the stain. Mary contracted the debt of visiting New York, expressed utter contempt for the comic would be derogatifry to the dignity supernatural gifts of grace in their of Christ, by reason of His being the original sin, but not the stain. She fullness. This Ubel strips that have become such a prominent feature of the daily protects yeu Biead journals. He thought they were destined to undermine domes tic authority. Admitting that he is sometimes right, but oftener wrong, we beg leave to disagree. A daily laugh hurts nobody. If he stayed in America long enough, he would be like all the PRACnCE W CONFESSION OF SINS CAN FAm PRICES TO ALL rest of us and read the funnies as regularly as he read the ’ k BQUAM DEAL NEVER IN A TRU8t • news headlines. » HERTZLER’S MAKING A GOD OF MARY BE TRACED TO EARLIEST CHRISTIANITY WESTMINSTER LAUNDRY An ignorant correspondent recently sent an American Now OpSB news syndicate word from Rome that the Pope intended to de Nothing is more common than the exist: yet once more, what would re gotten— took place as early as the ladspsadsat ot AB Uatair OsmkiaatloBa fine the “ personal corporeal presence of the Blessed Virgin in assertion that doctrines taught by sult? The enemies of the Pope would eighth century. Before this event, , 10 SERVICE STORES 10 SERVICE STORES heaven” and th^t, according to one view, this will establish the true religion are the inventions loudly protest {^gainst such an im the Cyrians, the Nettorions, the Mani- 1416 WsItOB St, 728 Eightoeptb St. of men and modern innovations. position, such an act of tyranny, and chaeans, the Gnostics, and a host of I I6 l Feartssetb SL 708 East CoUaz her on the throne in heaven equal with (Jod the Father, the T16 East Bevtatssath Ava. Take the much-abused dootrine of would refuse to fcubrait. As early as earlier heretics, had also revolted 1001 Foartesnth St, Son and the Holy Ghost. ' 1141 Broadway 2086 Champa St. Oral Confession, for example; It la the eighth century the Greeks under against the Church in wnich they had 116 Broadway I t l l East CoUaa • • A more blasphemous mistake could hardly have been commonly asserted that* this is a hu Photius separated from the one fold received their Baptism. Not a single Fair Fricca to All Whether Quantity Is Large or Small printed. It is annoying to see the gist of the article repeated man innovation, an innovation im of Jesus Christ, and carried Confes line however, can be cited from their in such a well-edited publication as “ Time.'^’ posed upon the faithful by Pope Inno sion away with them; before our eyes, works against this venerated dogma. <54»545*455»5»4954»»4»»45»4555I94»»»»»4»545»»9»4»5»; cent III at the fourth Council of to this very day, the Greeks practice The institution of Confession is im Nobody would be at all surprised to see the doctrine of Lateran, in the begtoning of tlie Oral Confession, and declare that it possible to men; it must, then, be th^, Assumption of the Blessed Virgin formally defined. It is twelfth century. Nothing can be is of divine institution! It is evident, the work of God. universally held in the Church and, without formal definition, more unreasonable, nothir^; more un therefore, that Confession existed be It is also untrue to assert that Con could not now be denied without grave sin. Some theol^ians, true; all history speaks against, and fore their schism, and it cannot be fession is an innovation imposed by in fact, hold that it would be the sin of heresy to deny it even nothing in favor of, this false wit conceived that they would have ac Innocent III in the twelfth century. The Alta Market and Baking Co. ness brought against Jesus Christ, cepted so humiliating a yoke from All history contradicts this false tes now. But to say that Mary’s body is in heaven, as we expect but the shameless aaaertions of His the hands of those from whom they timony against Jesus Christ. our bodies to be there after tbs'General Resurrection, is by no accusers. had separated, and with whom they In the time of Innocent III many 400 EAST COLFAX means akin to deifying her. No creature could possibly be It is unreasonable, because it is had no communion, had they not be Christians neglected the Sacraments made equal to the Father, Son and Holy Ghost. God could not impossible for sound reason to be lieved it to be of divine institution. of Confession and the Holy Euchar- step in and visit our new store— the finest in Denver. Their schism— ^it must not be for- (Continued on Page 7) create another God. Mary is the most exalted and the most lieve that Confession can be a human institution: men are not able to im Everything good to eat can be found here. powerful of pure creatures, but she is only a creature. pose such an obligation. The statement that there would be oppositipn to a defin Suppose, for example, that it did ition of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin is puerile. There not exist, and that it was desired to The DeSellem Fuel & Feed Company THE STORE THAT SATISFIES THE APPETITE is not the slightest controversy over the doctrine. establish it in England, or France, or CHA8. A. DOSUiXX any other country; suppose also that all the sovereigns of the world and FIRST CLASS FUEL AND FEED NINETEEN GREATEST MEN all the clergy of the kingdom agreed The great Episcopalian Cathedral of St. John the Divine with the Pope; that the Archbishop OOce Tslsphsas Chamaa MM TMrtr-BMi m i Wataat 8 « . in New York city, when finished, will show the “ nineteen great or Primate announced, in the name ftssUkace Pheas Slala 4US Dsavar, CsleraSs ; Better Work at Moderate Prices est figures of the nineteen completed centuries of the Chris of God, that henceforth the people must confess their sins to priests— tian era,” as a committee of Protestant divines selected them unveil, at least once a year, all the Following is the array: sins they have committed in the in THE JOHN A. MARTIN DRUG CO. Plant: Branch: St. Paul, the greatest figure of early Christianity after most recesses of their hearts— what Ceras^ Flitesath aaS Cartis, Cbarlss BuOdiac Colfax and Fourteenth and Jesus. 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Denver will appear Wednesday eve The constitution committee nmt young California actress, has taken ning, February 13, and Sunday after last Sunday with the officers of Me the obligration of a novice in the Sis noon, February 20, at the Auditor dramatic club and drafted a tentative ters of St. Francis at Niagara Falls, ium, with Mary Devereux Bolton.as Bazaar Success to Meet on Friday constitution, which will be voted on to Entertain at Have Denbani Party her parents announced hpre Satur soloist. Program; Concert overture, at the dub meeting Friday evening. day. She left the stage about a year “Fingal’s Cave,” Mendelssohn; Suite The club has a roll of sixty members ago and had been studying at her (St. Joseph’s, Polish, Parish) (Sacred Heart and St. Ignatius’ No. 1 from the opera, “ Carmen,” and it is expected that ail will be hohie here to enter the order. She The bazaar given on the last Thurs Parish) ( 1) Prelude, Aragonaise; (2) Inter- present. A copy of the constitution is a college graduate. day, Saturday and Sunday of Janu at Saint Elizabetli’s Valentine Party The Loyola club will take over the Miss Connelly’s father, Thomas A. mezso; (3) Seguedille; (4) Les dra has been mailed to all the members, ary was a huge success. Father Gu- Denham theater next Monday eve gons d’Alcala; ( 6) Les Toreadors; who are requested to study it. Connelly, is editor and publisher of zinskl and the committee in charge of ning, February 11, The funds"^raised Bizet. “ Carnival in Paris,” Svenson; (St Elizabeth’s Parish) The cast for the St. Patrick’s play, (St. Catherine's Parish) a weekly Catholic publication here. the bazaar wish to thank the many will be used for the benefit of the Concerto in A minor, ( 1) Allegro On Friday evening, Feb. 8th, about “ My Wild Irish Rose,” was selected St. Catherine’s Altar and Rosary friends and parishioners for their domestic science department of the PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS molto moderato; (2") Adagio: Alle eight _ o’clock, immediately after the last Friday and the first reading by society has laid plans for a delightful high school. generous support and hearty co-oper devotions there will be a meeting of card party to be given in the school gro moderate molto e marcato; Grieg. ation. the cast waff on Wednesday evening Next Sunday will he Communion Praeludium, Jarnefelt; Berceuse, thi H o^ Name society. Father Jus Of this week. “ Go^d Evening, Clar hall on St. Valentine’s night. Those On Sunday of this week occurred day for the Married Ladies’ and the Jarnefelt; Valse Triste, Sibelius; tin, O.F.M., hopes that all the men ice” was presented by the club at in charge, composed of Mesdames Children of Mary sodalities. March, “ Slave,” Tschaikowsky. the funeral of Mrs. Antonina Kra- who received notice will try to res Urquhart as chairman, Fenn, Wargin, jewski. Deceased was a native’ of Fitzsimons hospital Monday evening. The Holy Name society will also ; Mountain View Rest pond so that he can receive the new Weirs, Meals and Gamel, have per ■ Milk Diet and otber SptcUl Dlata Poland, coming to this country a Father O’Brien, C.SS.R., of Tor have its general morfthly Communion CORRUPTION CAUSES WANE comers into the society. On Sunday fected the details of the party and I 1314 Quitman. Champa 4210 number of years ago. Mrs. Krajew- onto, Canada, stopjied in Denver dur on Sunday, at 8:30, in St.' Ignatius’ OF COMMUNISM IN SAXONY morning the men will gather in the have shown exceptional taste in the skl leaves besides her husband, four ing the week on his way to Califor church. Communism is on the wane in Sax school basement about the hour of choice of prizes to be awarded to children and eight grandchildren. nia. Sacred Heart sophomores defeated ony and the conduct of the commun seven-forty-five and from there both high five and five hundred play * * * 1 11H »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦» Monday morning at the 9 o’clock The Married Ladies’ sodality en the Manual sophomores at basketbdl ists is hastening the process. Thir march J^o the church in a body. The tertained the ladies of the parish at ers. Patronesses for the evening are last Wednesday afternoon. teen leaders of communists in Dres Mass the marriage of Josephine men will receive Oommunion at the Mesdames M. A. Mannix, Margaret E. E. ROST Chmielinski to John Perko, Jr., was an afternoon tea in the church hall The February number of T ^ Adel- den were arrested recently for the eight o’clock Mass. Those who can Wednesday. Coan, LeRoy Washburn, Anna Lear, phian, Sacred Heart school’s paper, Groceries and Provisions • > theft of charitable donations, includ solemnized before a large crowd of should make it a point to go to con Ella Swan and John Dunn. To avoid friends and relatives. The bride The Very Rev. C. D. McEnniry and is exceptionally fine. This paper is ■ I ing many Christmas presents, which fession either Saturday afternoon or confusion and avoid the usual an I Cor, 38th A to. and Franklin St. ' dressed in white satin and lace and the Rev. C. J., Harrison of the Re- published every month by the pupils had been given for the benefit of evfening so as not to rush those who noyance of returns there will be a Phono Main 4278 11 carried Ophelia roses and the brides demptorists left for Portland, Ore., of the high school and has been high the unemployed. All have entered must wait until Sunday morning. Tuesday. committee of two women who will ly commented upon. pleas of guilty. maids, in georgette of different colors The Altar society had a very suc receive returns following each Mass and carrying carnations, made it a The Holy Name basketball team On Friday evening the high school cessful meeting on Tuesday afternoon on February 17. The following will very pretty wedding. The newly-weds defeated St. Dominic’s last week. pupils will enjoy another social. The and several new members were receiv The high school girls’ basketball act on that committee: 7 o’clock Mass, will make their home with the bride’s committee in charge says this will be Plastering— Cement Work W A G E R & SON ed. There is a steady increase. The team could not maintain its first Mesdames Urquhart and Weber; 8 exceptionally good and asks for a parents for the present. o’clock Mass, Mesdames W. J. WHOLESALE FRUIT Work of the past year was summar quarter lead and went down to de large attendance. BOLDING & CORESSEL ized and is a credit to the best of feat before the St. Francis de Sales’ O’Brien and Trunk; 9:15 Mass, Mes- Father Hamilton has teturned from Bonded and Licensed for AND PRODUCE CHINESE BANDITS FREE organizations. team last week. dames Lear and Weirs; 10;30 Mass, Omdha and is busy making plans for Curb Cutting Phone Champa 3206 1115 Champa CAPTIVE BISHOP The St. Elizabeth’s boys’ basketball The members of the Junior Holy Mesdames Wargin and Gould. The the coming school athletics. 3355 Shoshone, Ph. Gal. B26-W Potatoec, Onions, Cabbage Paris.— The capture of Bishop .Wit- team is going in good fashion and on Name society showed great enthusi chairman requests that each guest 1929 W. 33rd Ave. Ph. Gal. 2795 and Apples ner of the Franciscan order by a Friday night took the Annunciation asm in their first vocal lesson, con provide her table with a deck of play KLAN ISSUE PUT UP TO band of bri^nds in China is the sub Shamrocks to task and handed them ducted by R. Cordes, last Friday. ing cards and further wishes to an STATE CONVENTIONS ject of an interesting letter publish the worst defeat of the year. The Next Sunday is the regular Com nounce that reservations may be Indianapolis. ■— The outstanding ed here. Bishop Witner’s capture score was 32 to 11. On Sunday the munion Sunday for the Holy Name made by calling Gallup 2078. Jamet Sweeney Cigar Co. feature of the proceedings at the first HELEN WALSH marked the first time that a Bishop boys defeated St. Patrick’s by 36 to society at the 7:30 Mass. Spiritual At a very enthusiastic meeting of diocesan convention of the N.C.C.M., had ever been molested by the Chi 14. This week on Friday night they exercises will be held in the church the Altar and Rosary society held on held here last week at the K. of C. I Optometrist and Optician play the Sacred Heart team. The January 30, four new members were Dr. Murphy’s Root Beer nese bandits. He was released, how on Sunday evening. auditorium, was the unanimous adop ■ All work rtealTM m / paraonal i ever, very shortly after his capture game will commence at seven-thirty, Last Wednesday the choir enjoyed admitted and the retiring offiefer's, tion by a rising vote of a resolution attention. S llM N D THEATkC B U O D IN a when his old servant, who had accom sharp. Any who are eager to see a theater party at the Broadway. Mrs. Wargin, Mrs. Morrissey and Mrs. offered by John J, Nolan, former good game should be on hand. The singers were guests at a lunch Harper, were presented with topaz OPTICAL SHOP 1634 Curtis St. Denver,.Colo. panied him, pleaded )iis case with the postmaster at Evansville, which put captain of the brigands, declaring 'The girls’ team is faithfully prac after the play. rosaries, a token of appreciation from the Ku Klux issue directly up S2S Slxtaanth Street that the Bishop was “ the man who is ticing and it is expected that th» near their senior officer, Mrs. Washburn, to the Democratic and Republican I Champa ISSO Donrar, Calo. most capable of pleading your case future will see therp working in first JEFFERSON PLAYERS TO who is again serving the sodality as conventions of Indiana. _ K ******If♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦«n »44*4iee4«»4«»4»»e4*e»eeeeee»< in Pekin.” class shape. Owing to difficulties AID SOCIETY WITH PLAY leader. Father Mannix spoke in the it was impossible to get a regular name of Mrs. Washburn. This sodal THE MURPMY-MAHONBY 44444’444444444#4444444444‘l'44444444444‘44'44444444444444 ANTON LANG TO ATTEND lineup but the future seems to show ity also adds to its list of laudable MOTOR CO. that a good team will be had with The ladies of the Altar society of achievements the purchase of a large MILWAUKEE PASSION PLAY St. Elizabeth’s parish have secured ? ST. FRANCIS DE SALES’ DRAMATIC CLUB Milwaukee. — Anton Lang, the the material at hand. gas range, which will partially equip ■ALES ■laVICK • On Sunday last the people respond the services of the Jefferson players, the new kitchen and make feasible will present Christus of the world-renowned Ober- who will present the charming play, ammergau Passion Play, has accepted ed in good fashion to the plea for the many pleasant dinner and supper Lake Placa and Fadaral BenlevaH poor starving children of Germany “ The Little Orphan.” Father Justin fetes. an invitation to be present at one of saw this play in the east and recom Pboaa Gallup 4S00 the presentations of the Milwaukee and the priests are well pleased with Sunday morning at the 10:30 Mass the results. mends it to every ohe who is a lover the new organ was heard for the first “ Yimmie Yonson’s Yob” Passion Play in April. of romance, youth and humor. Miss Tuesday the regular devotions in time. St. Catherine’s is indebted to St. Valentine’s Night honor of St. Anthony. Masses at six, Gundy, whose clever acting in Rev. Hugh L. McMenamin of the seven and eight o’clock. Devotions “ Mickey” stamped ®6r as one of the Cathedral for this beautiful gift, in the evening at 7:46. best actresses in D^ver amateur cir which materially aids the choir in TWO NIGHTS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14 cles, will again have the leading roll, rendering glory to God. assisted by the same capable cast Friday evening at 8:15 the Welfare SOCIAL AFTER THE SHOW Tuesday and W ednesday, Feb, 19-20 :: ALTAR SOCIETY TO that has made the Jefferson club council and Holy Name will hold MEET ON FRIDAY known as one of the best in the their regular meeting in the parish W O M AN ’S CLUB AUDITORIUM, 8:1 5 P. M. state. hall and on Sunday morning all the Admission, 35c and 50c. Reserves, 25c extra The Jefferson Stock Company The club members acquitted them men of the parish will receive Holy (St. John’s Parish). selves in a satisfactory manner in Communion at the 8 o’clock Mass. Matinee, Sunday, Feb. 10, 2:30 P. M. Presents the charming play The Altar and Rosary society will their last play, “ His New Partner,” The first annual minstrel show FOR RESERVATIONS, SOUTH 465 hold its next meeting at the home and made many new friends, as the given by the *Sans Pareil club will of Mrs. John Casmon, 422 Ogden, box office receipts showed. This take place on the evening of Febru ■i‘»*»4444444444»»»44»»44*44<’4444»4444»44»4444»4f44’444» Friday, February 8, at 2 p. m., with season shows that many are coming ary 22 in St. Catherine’s hall. Messrs. “The Little Orphan” Mrs. Leo Seehy and Mrs. Wm. Rich- to enjoy the plays that are presented Connelly and O’Donnell have chosen man as assistant hostesses. The fol at St. Elizabeth’s hall and the man the following men for end-men: A Comedy-Drama with a fine mixture of Youth-Romance-Humor lowing officers were elected for the agement has a long list of season Messrs. Moser, Wittington, Costello ensuing year at a recent meeting: reservations. DR. F. J. CLAFFEY - DENTIST For reservations Phone Champa B978-W and Fred Burke, with Mr. F. Gart- Mrs. Joseph Genting, president; Mrs. The only reward the players ask is land as interlocutor. The personnel 827 16th STREET— UPSTAIRS Phone Main 1824 F. Vonderembs, vice president; that the patrons assist them in boost St. Elizr.beth’s Hall ; Tickets of the skits to be used is not defi Office Hours: Evenings and Sundays Mr^. Jqhn Rfxipg, ,se<;feip^; ing their own big jpjay that will be nitely iJnovw wicepting the- one in U '2 11th anti Curtis 35c and 50c 8:30-12';0e; 1:00-5:30. f ' f ft by Appointment Only “ ■ as. Hayden, treasurer. The day iven shortly a l t « EasUr. “ The which Messrs. Tom Green anid Ed. meeting was changed from the Eittlc Orphan” will be presented on Floyd are participating. first Tuesday to the second Friday of Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, Baptisms for the week are: Marie the month. February 10 and 20. *...... I ,.— ,11., Elvina, the twd-months-old daughter |I. O’Keefe, Preeident; Margaret of Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Vallero of EIUL AlCKLY LEO A. SPETNAGEL O'Keefe, Sec'y-Treaa.; Walter J. Kerwin, Vice-Pres.; Frea Braun 3879 West 37th avenue; Charles J. Vellero and Mrs.' Johanna Karlett> acted as godparents. Stephen Igna Enthusiastic Worheis Plan tius, the six-year-old son of Mr. and CLEANING and DYEING Mrs. John Muzzey of 3355 West 45th O ’Keefe avenue, on Friday afternoon. Char Aliaolutely the Beat les Edwin, the ten-year-old son, Bazaar for February 21-22-23 Frank Leslie, the seven-year-old son, Denver s and John Hollis, the five-year-old THE PHONE— MAIN 3247 son of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Muller Quality Jeweler of 4335 Lowell boulevard, on Thurs (St. Francis de Sales’ Parish). mittee and will meet this evening at day afternoon. Hugh Farrell and THE CAPITAL DYE & CLEANING CO. 827 FIFTEENTH ST.' There was held last Friday after Dr. Kaps’ home: 0. H. Maxwell, W. Thelma Pfuhl acted as sponsors. I'A'pqkgi:'!' noon at the home of Dr. Kaps a meet Murphy, Chas- Elliott, J. F, Rear Miss Margaret Coan, daughter of Officei 1436 Stout St. Works: 14th and Speer Blvd. v '/ Phone Main 6440 ing of members in the district east don, S. W. Ryan, Joe. Carroll, Edw. the well-known Coan family of this of Washington park, where a new Johnson, Philip Clarke, J. H. Spil- ■parish, underwent an operation ,for Diamonda, Pearla, Silver church is planned. lane, Hatry Healy, D. C. Lawrence, SEE OUR XMAS STOCK appendicitis last week and is reported ware, Cut Glaaa It was an enthusiastic group of M. O’Sullivan, Thos. Fitzsimmons, to be recovering. wor'xe'rs which met’ and discussed the Frank W ^ner, J. Schreiner, Dave During the week our school was plans for the bazaar.' Ladies in the Garlan^ Frank Nolan, Dr. F. 0. the recipient of six desks, donated new district, together with members Kaps, Edw. MeSheehy, Jos. Grabu.s, by Mr. Golden of this parish. of the Young Ladies’ .sodality of the Carl Ott gnd Bart, Sweeney. The parish, will make a canvass among society will receive Holy Communion This Console Phonograph RECENT NEW BOOKS their friends for donations of fancy, in a body at the 7 o’cleok Mass Sun ANNUNCIATION TEAMS “ Teens and Twenties,” by Mary D. Chambers. Specially for Young work, baked goods, groceries, etc. A day morning. WIN AT BASKETBALL Women. Cloth, boxed, $1.50 net; $1.60 Postpaid. meeting was also held in conjunction The sodality attendance at Com $79.50 “The Town Landing,” by Mabel Farnum. A Catholic Story of Ex with the Young Ladies’ sodality last munion last Sunday*wa.s an inspiring Annunciation parish basketball quisite Charm. Cloth, $1.50 ne^ $1.60 Postpaid. Monday evening. There were sent sight. Neai;ly one hundred members team added another scalp to its “ Mother Machree,” by Rev. M. J. Scott, S.J. Cloth, $1.00 net; out at this tihie by the sodalists let were presoht at Communion. It is belt Friday night by defeating the ters advertising the bazaar, to be held hoped that this attendance will con $1.10 Postpaid. Auto Equipment five quintet ny t “ Chiquita and A Mother’s Heart,” by H. E, Delamare. Cloth. $1.25 on February 21, 22. 23. Each letter tinue to improve. The attention of 36 to 22 score, on the church gym contaihed a yatid of tajie and a card net; $1.35 Postpaid. the members is called to the fact Auto Equipment is one of the fastest Our Book Department is replete with the Best Catholic Publications asking friends to save their pennifes that another scetjon of the center teapTs in the city and it is a brilliant I and paste them~lo the tape, which, aisle, across from the section now feather in Annunciation’s cap to win when .filled, .was to.be sent to Father used, will -be reserved for them in such a decisive victory. Both teams The James Clarke Church Goods House O’Heron. It is planned to use the the future. The attendance at the played fs-st ball. McCarthy and Mai Phone Champa 2199. 1638-40 Tremont St., Denver, Colo. auditorium of the new high school conference was also extremely grati loy starred for the winners. for the bazaar. Fathet Donnelly fying. Yhe subject was: “ The Great Manager Wm. Dolan announces hopes to have this sufficiently" com Sacrifice o f Jesus Christ.” There that his squad is willing to take on pleted by the time of the bazaar so will be given at the next conference any of the fast teams of the region as to make it very comfortable. The an explanation of the ceremonies The team is entered in the Holy room Itself is 90 by 40 feet and will the vestments and sacred vessels usee Name league. {irove very •erviceaolc. It is planned at Mass. A short business meeting The Annunciation girls’ team de to have an art goods booth, sporting followed the conference, after which feated the Alexander Film five in Here is a very low priced goods, jewelry, dishes and household the comihg bazaar was discussed. the first game, 22 to 10. The stars instrument with practically all articles, country store, baked goods, The St. Francis de Sales’ dramatip for the winners \rore Ruth and Mar dolls ‘ and kewpics, fish ponif, ice club » planning a very clever little garet llolihun ana Miss Harington. erdam and sbda water) hot do! comedy for the night of Feb. 14, St. of the features usually found Our Costs Within candy, etc. A dinner will also Valentine’s day. The play is a ARCHBISHOP LAUDS only in more expensive phono served on Friday and Saturday nights screamingly funny farce*comedy en CATHOLIC LITERATURE for the nominal sum of fifty cents. A titled “ Yimmic Yonson’s Yob.” It New York.— Archbishop Hayes, in graphs. The Console model is Veyy fine menu is planned. A will 'be given at the Woman’s club a letter to tho pastors of the various new and extremely popular, it chef lias been engaged for the dinner and Ihc proceeds will go to the new churches throughout the Archdiocese the Means of All and the sodality girls, with the ladies high school. A matinee will also be of New York which was read recent is made of five-ply mahogany in the new district, will wait on given at the’Woman’s club next Sun ly, iwued a statement regarding press table. The dinner was planned not day at 2:30. A social will follow month, in which he calls attention to veneer. Equipped with stand ai’W r,',vX so much to make money as to give the play on the night of Feb 14. The the fact that a vast "amount of un ,i ■ 'f- those who attend a chance to enjoy play itself will he given at Littleton clean literature is being circulated ard motor and a two-way re gome of the benefits o f their own and Castle Rock privious to its being and “ a viciou.s and subtle current of producer which enables you to community center. Tickets for the stqgctl for this (Mrlsh’s benefit. The crroneouli teaching of unholy prin dinner may be procured at the rcc- school orchestra will play between ciples and standards, of immoral or play 'all makes of records. toxy, from sodality members or peo the acts. loose propaganda” flows through the ple in the new- district. Donations The adult choir will sing the High reading matter in many family lot the bazaar will be greatly appre Mass next Sunday. The boys’ choir clrclos. ciated- It is hoped to have a lange will sing the following Sunday. Edison Phonographs atlcndaficc and to give all who come The following funerals were hchl 4444‘W»44444444444»>44444444 W. P. HORAN & SON an enjoyable evening. last week: Mrs. Barz, at 9 o’clock The activities committee of the Thursday; Mbs. Nash, at 10 o’clock Priced frbm $100 up Holy Name society will mdot this Thursday: Mrs. Guilford, at 9 (Thursday) eveoigg at the home of o’clock, Friday. J EAST & WEST Terms to suit your convenience Funeral Chapel Dr. Kaps, 11^9^. MTTliams, to draw up a program of activities to be FOURTH FLOOR, 16TH ST. brought before the society at the INTRODUCED BY PREACHER GIFT SHOP 152*7 CLEVELAND PLACE monthly meeting in the a.ssembly Hanover, Pa.— Introduced by the room o f the rectory next Monda Rev. George W. Nicely, pastor of St evening, i; The president, W. R. Kaf Mark’s Lutheran church, at a meeting 422 I7th St. MAIN 1367, MAIN 1368 fet, inadburated at the meeting of in the Hanover opera house arranged January i’18 has introduced the in by the local lodge (No. 871) of the 20% discount on all stationery novation of directing alt activities Knights of Columbus, Father Will through one large executive or ac Whalen of Orrtanna lectured to ah New assortment of everyday tivities committee. The following audience composed very largely oLl.' 1- ___ greating cards representative members of the so Protsetants on Mary Jameson, “ The ciety were chosen for the new pom Red Lily of Buchanan Valley.” ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION the benefit of John McCullough, who BISHOP IS SPEAKER AT TTie food sale held at the rectory mpersonated Hemeya. The "Apos ALTAR SOCIETY MEETING by the members of Our club last Sat tate” was followed by “ Jonathan urday afternoon was extremely grat Actress Present at Time Tells of Bradford.” and I was Annie Brad ifying to all concerned. The club Rev. B. J. Murray, S. J, Takes (.St. Philomena’s Parish) ford. W. J. Ferguson had parts in T’he Altar society enjoyq|d the most is pleased with the return for its both plays. delightful meeting in its Iristory last labor of $75.00 and the patrons were Laura Keene was the chief attrac Monday afternoon at the home of delighted with the dainty and appe tizing dishes. Assassination of Pres. Lincoln tion in “ Our American Cousin,” and Mrs. McMahan. It had been an Final Vows at Beautiful Ceremony Ob Tuesday afteVnoop the captains played the role of Florence Trench- nounced that the meeting would be of the block workers met with Mrs. ard. The entertainment was an distinguished by the presence of the nounced as a benefit to her, and it John Lopitz, chairman of the Denham (Continued from Page 1) the street, where he died next morn Bishop and in consequence Mrs. Mc The Rev. Bernard J. Murray, S.J., were made by Charles Fitzpatrick, was to be her last appearance on the Mahan’s charming home could scarce theatre party to be held on the 25th. liked by the members of the com ing. His death was a national cala stage. She was in poor health at the Father Higgins was present and every took his final vows in the Jesuit or in behalf of the college men, and pany. mity and he is still mourned wher ly accommodate the great number of der last Saturday morning at Regis Thomas darken, in behalf of the time, and she died a few years after ladies who attended. The pastor and angle of the busines.s of selling the Booth’t Opportunity ever liberty is cherished. Even his wards. She was buried in the Cath hou.se was considered. Between his college chapel, with the beautiful high school students. Mr. darken During the dairy scene the house enemies hastened to make reparation both a.ssistants were present to re ceremony marked by the simplicity then presented Father Murray with olic cemetery at Montclair, N. J., and ceive the guest of honor and the en wise counsel and Mrs. Loritz's intu was so quiet that one could actually to his character and to extol his vir her remains were afterwards tran.s- itive psychology success is assured. of the Society of Jesus. The Very a rich spiritual bouquet from the have heard a pin drop. Asa Tran- tues. For instance, Tom Taylor, who tire parish glowed with pride in the Rev. Robert M. Kelley, S.J., presi boys. lated to the Greenwood cemetery in occasion. 'The .Bishop built his talk Requiem High Masses during the chard asks Mary if she objects to had always ridiculed Lincoln for the Brooklyn, N. Y. She had two daugh week were for Mrs. Agnes Hendet- dent of Regis college, was the cele Perhaps the nicest feature' of the about the idea of the Altar society brant of the Mass at 8:30 and spoke f t smoking. She replies that she does amusement of his English readers, ters who were educated at the Visi son on Monday, requested by Mrs. ceremonies was the presentation by not, and, pulling out a cigar, he lights wrote a poem after the tragedy to as a source of spirituality. Devotion on the life of a Jesuit. Father Mur tation convent in Georgetown, D. C. to its sacred duties creates an atmos Hartnell; on Tuesday Bernard Ford, the students of a large spiritual bou **lt with the will which would have atone for his ridicule and make requested by his mother; on Wednes ray’s mother, Mrs. Edward F. Mur quet to Mrs. Murray, in token of ap disinherited her. That would have amends for outraged decency; but phere vibrant with love for God, ray of 1250 Pearl street, saw her son which brings with it charity for man, day for Mrs. Anna Delaney, request preciation of her sacrifice in giving been the time for Booth to carry out unfortunately his reparation came FRIENDS OF KLAN OPEN WAR ed by Mrs. Felix O’Neil; on Friday pronounce his final vows in the order. her only sop to God. Father Mur "his diabolical scheme, and I believe too late. ON CREAGHER and he pointed out how this influence This was marked by extreme simplic may become a renovating and re for Miss Julia O’Neil, requested by ray closed the festivities with his ow’n that was the time hW'selected for the After the first act my brother Washington. — Senator Thomas the O’Neil family, and Saturday for ity, consisting only of the reading of response to the students, when he .purpose, for during that scene he Robert and a Scotchman named Wil Heflin of Alabama has introduced a building agency in a parish. The the vows and their presentation to Altar society is a neces.sity to the Mr. John McGregor, requested by his gave a hearty talk on their approach could make his wa;t to the president’s liamson, whose father was tutor to resolution in the United States senate daughters. his superior. Father Murray after to God. box without attra(^ting attention. Tad Lincoln, had dropped into a sa charging that R. B. Creagher, Repub parish and a necessity to the indi wards received Communion from vidual. Father Kelley. As I sat on the bench, I watched loon adjoining the theater, where lican national committeeman from FARRIER LAW BEING ATTACKED Next Sunday will be the regular CHANGE OF HEART NEEDED Booth, who was' pale and /hatless, they found Booth and Spangler Texas, exercised political influence Father Callanan, Father Murray’s IN MICHIGAN Communion day for the Blessed Vir- London.—Not change of govern making his way to the stairs ^nd then drinking. Booth filled a tumbler with former Postmaster-General Hays former pastor at Annunciation Detroit.— Argument regarding leg? in’s sodality, both the senior and the ment but change of heart and a going to the dress circle. My scene ended, with whiskey and drained it. I pre and Attorney-General Daugherty to church, attended the services, as did islation which blocks attempts to use unior branches. The seniors had a back to the spirit of Christ, is what however, before the fatal ^shot was sume Spangler did the same. The stifle an investigation of alleged 5 Father Langlois of St. Vincent’s home the initiative provision in the state delightful meeting at the rectory on Europe needs to set itself on its feet fired. I walked up the stage and the third member of the party took noth land frauds in the Rio Grande valley. and sisters from various convents constitution to legislate all children Tuesday evening. The high school again, declared Archbishop Keating scene closed in on , me. Ned Span ing and needed nothing. He w^s the While denials of such intent will un throughout the city. HJver one hun of elementary school age in Michigan girls will meet Friday afternoon at 4 of Liverpool at an important public gler, one of the scene shifters and “ evil spirit” who instigated Cam. doubtedly be forthcoming, there is dred friends of the prie.st and the en into the public schools, was .submitted meeting in his Episcopal city. -formerly Booth’s servant, came in As Booth leaped from the presi a rather general opinion here that o’clock. tire student body of the college and last week before the Michigan Su from holding Booth’s horse to as.sist dent’s box, his spur caught in the this resolution is the opening gun of The collection last Sunday for the The meeting was of an unique char high school were also present. preme court, in Lansing. The ease in moving the scenes. The scene had drapery, and he was thrown forward a counter attack launched by friends starving children of Germany was acter. Catholics, Anglicans and Pro After the Mass Father Murray held involves the validity of the Farrier just been changed when the shot was on the stage and broke his leg. How of Earle B. Mayfield, whose right to responded to as are all of Father testant Noncomformists gathered on a reception for his visitors in the law, which regulates the use - of the fired. I had walked around to the ever, I did not know that at the time; a seat in the senate has been chal Higgins’ pleas, and the sum of $555 the same platform in Liverpool’s Cen lower, corridor and was the recipient initiative privilege, obliging those cir right hand side of the stage near the although he pushed me in rushing lenged on the grounds of~alleged il was realized. This at a time when tral hall to urge the British govern of many beautiful gifts from them. culating a petition to present ade exit to the street and was standing past me. He also slashed Mr. With legal campaign expenditures and the every dollar seems important in view ment to review afresh the European The student body held an entertain quate certification of the signers, and there talking to a gentleman named ers’ coat with his dagger and cut it activities of the Ku Klux Klan on his of the building plans, is really re situation, and to examine again the ment in his honor at 9:30 in the as to state clearly its purpose and sup William Withers, when I heard the through. Before quitting the stage behalf. markable. whole problem of unemployment. sembly hall, at which time speeches porters. shot. At first I thought it was some he turned around to the audience and “ gag” introduced into the play, but shouted: “ Sic Semper Tyrannii!” presently there was a commotion on But the martyred president was no the stage and an uproar in the audi tyrant. He was the- most kind- ence. I moved forward to see what hearted of men and the best friend s had happened, when suddenly Booth, of the South. ■with a dagger in his hand, rushed by Ned Spangler was arrested for say me, cutting Mr. Withers’ coat as he ing: “ It served him right for coming passed. Then I heard the cries: “ The to the theater on Good Friday.” He JE) (il president has been shot!” was also charged with making a bolt Harry Hawk was on the scene at which secured the door of Lincoln’s the time, and, under the belief that box on the inside and which pre some one was shooting at him, he ran vented entrance from the outside. ON ^ RICE—CASH OR TERMS FIFTEENTH AND LARIMER ONE PRICE—CASH OR TERMS off the stage. When I reached the He usually slept in the theater, but front of the stage, I looked up to after the tragedy, when the soldiers ward the president’s box and saw him took possession of the building, Span lying back in his chair. 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S 5 ^ ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION SYMBOLS AND CUSTOMS Wliy So Little OF CATHOLIC CHURCH Confession Can be Traced to Earliest PREF Mater Puritsina What the World This title in Our Lady's Litany prefaces three others of apparently similar import; Mater Castissima, Is Thinking Presentation Parith for Our Orphans? Mater Invidlata, Mater Intemerata. Ages, Shows Testimony of the Fathers St. Joseph’s Parish Perhaps this was the thought of the When you are in need of anything in To the Editor of The Catholic Reg anonymous author of a litue volume (Prepared This Week from New Re ister: published at Derby in 1846, entitled public, Nation, Literary Digest). (Continued from Page 4). nish a host of illustrious witnesses; THE FASHION the Drug Store phone or call on In a recent issue of your paper, A Wreath Out of the Roses of Lor- ist. ’To remedy this great evil, the SL Augustine, St. Jerome, St. (Ire- 130-136 Broadway THE BARNUM PHARMACY under the heading, “ Bishop’s House etto, or Rhymes to Our Lady;, Being War seems to have lost its glamor General Council of Lateran decreed, gory o f Nazianze, SL John Chrysos a Paraphrase of the Litany.'’ While for youth, for 7,400 student leaders thgt the faithful of both sexes, hav tom, SL Ambrose and many others. DRY GOODS, LADIES’. CHILDREN’S M. A. Emeson, Prop. News,” it was stated that the orphan AND MEN'S FURNISHINGS collection amounted to a few dollars the plan of the work assigned a poem representing 1,000 universities, col ing attained the age of discretion, St. Ambrose received the Confessions 700 Knox Court Ph. South 3556 each title, all four of the titles leges and theological seminaries have shall truly confess their sins to their of St. Augustine. And Paulinus, his Fr«ak T. Sumk, Prop. in excess of $3,000. This amount Phon* South ^728R PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY represents little or no sacrifice on mentioned above were grdtiped to decided that they will fight only if all own priest, at least once a year; and secretary, informs us that “as often gether for a single interpretation in peaceful efforts fail. At the same reverentially receive, at least at Eas as any one doing penance confessed the part of the Catholics of Colorado A. SPETNAGEL MASSEY with a population of nearly 114,000. poetic form. The author was a con time these students, assembled at the ter, the Sacrament of the Holy Euch his faults to him, he wept so as to The above amount represents less vert, and his editor was a Catholic ninth quadrennial international con arist . . . under pain of being ex draw tears from the sinner, and SHEET METAL WORKERS Can Supply You With - Anything priest. Doubtless their view was Uiat cluded from the communion of the than three cents each from every vention of the Student Volunteer shared in every act of sorrow^.” “ In C«roice, Cutt*r«, Sky-Llcht, Chimnoy Capa Grocerie*, Meat*, Hardware, Dry Catholic in the state. In a parish of entertained by nearly ^11 who recite Movement (Protestant missionary or faithful. The object of this decree this manner,” says SL Jerome, ‘.‘with Furn«c* Repairing, ^n*ral Jobbing Good*, Notion*, Shoe*, Paint*, School 1,700 families— the richest in the the Litany. ganisation) in Indianapdlis, produced, was to, stimulate the lukewarmness us the Bishop or pri(«t binds or R*p«irinf, Etc. Supplie*, Fire Insurance diocese— the sum of 21 cents was The Abbot Smith, O.S.B., takes a after much testing of opinion, a for>^ of the Christians in those times. To looses, not those who are merely in 1335 Welton Street (Rear) Give us a trial and be convinced different point of view in his work given by each family. mula against war which presents no maintain the contrary is to manifest nocent or guilty; but having heard, Phone Champa 1492W 716 Knox Court Phono South 299 Gould we not be more generous in entitled “ The Spirit of Our Lady’s departure from that now prominently wilful ignorance in any one versed as his duty requires, the various qual appreciating the noble work of the Litany.” He gives separate treatments before the public, Bok’s. Some criti in history. For proof of this we ities of sin, he understands who VAN Z A N T sisters, and advance one of the works Purissima and Castissima, but cism is directed against the “ young have but to turn to the writings of should be^ bound and who loosed.” Successor to L. W. 'Walker combines Inviolata and Intemerata in St. Francis de Sale»’ dear to the Heart of Jesus? B. sters” for having ventured judgment the great men who preceded Inno “ He;” says SL John Chrysostom, JEWELERS, OPTOMETRISTS one treatment. on a question of national policy. On cent III. Interrogate the councils, “ that is ashamed to reveal his sins to Parish On the other hand, both Father the capitularies, the chronicles which D. and R. G. Watch Inspector ALUMNI BUYS SITE FOR the other hand, the young prophets a man, and is not ashamed to commit Purbick, S.J., in his “ May Papers,” preceded the twelfth century, you COLLEGE STADIUM are not without honor in their own them in the sight of God, nor willing Fine Watch Repairing and Father Lepicier, O.F.M., in Ws will find in all Sacramental Confes A . J. GUMLICK Milwaukee.— Alumni of Marquette country. to confess them and do penance, he Fine Jewelry Repairing The Fairest Flower of Paradise,” sion in full vigor. Therefore it was university have made the final pay at the last day shall be publicly ex- Phone, So. 1891 772 Santo F« give separate treatments to all four not instituted by Innocent III. ment of $40,000 asked by the city of Two million German school chil osed, not before one or two, but PLUMBING of the titles. In the eleventh century, St. Ber Milwaukee for the city circus dren are urgently in need of food and efore the whole world.” The same Do all four titles mean the same clothing at the present moment; nard, Peter of Blois, Hugh of St. great Saint speaks most expressly COAL 248 South Broadway grounds, which is to be the site thing? One would hardly suppose chosen for the new Marquette sta 600,000 mor.e, under school age, lack Victor, Richard of St. Victor, Ives of upon this point in many of his Hom Feed and Poultry Supplies this, considering the fact that the Chartres, the lights of their age in Phon* South 153 Res. Phona South 4777&I dium. The stadium, when completed, the same necesaities. Among chil ilies. “ In the confession of sins,” Paints and Oils Litany omits many beautiful titles of dren, tuberculosis, scurvy, ricketa, France, and St. Anselm of Canter says SL Basil, “ the same method must will seat 65,000. our Lady recorded especially in the and blindness which results from in bury, one of the brightest glories of be ob^rved as in laying open the in GARVER FUEL & FEED CO. DeTURCK BROTHERS Home Fhone, Champa 678*W Main 5171 works of the Eastern Church. Let us sufficient nourishment are rapidly in England, left us in their immortal firmities of the body. For, as these take the titles one by one for briefest writings abundant proof that they 853 Santo Fa Drive. Ph. So. 3126 creasing. Open cases of pulmonary are not rashly communicated to every Fancy Groceriet and Meate consideration. tuberculosis are common among chil confessed their own sins, and that one, but to those only who understand FRED SCHWAB Mater Purissima— Mother most dren as young as six months— a con such was the practice of the Chris by what method they may be cured; pure— asserts the universal stainless 701 South Logan SL Swift Optqmetrift and Optician dition almost unheard of in the tian world. For the sake of brevity BO the Confession of sins must be ness of Mary. We may recall that Annunciation Parish United States, and the result of ap let us talfe St. Bernard and St. made to such persons as know how to Phone South 764 Denver, Colo. Headache Eye Glasses a Specialty when the dogma of the Immaculate palling overcrowding, which forces Anselm: “ Of what use,” says St apply a remedy; . . . our sins must 921 Fifteenth St. Conception was definad. Father Faber children to sleep in the same bed Bernard, “ is it to declare a part of necessarily be confessed to those to The Franklin Pharmacy Decorating in all its branches wrote his exquisite hymn, “ O purest with tuberculous adults. The supply our sins, and to hide the rest? All whom has been committed the dis of virgins, sweet mother, sweet Ea«t 34th At*. uxI Franklia Estimates Cheerfully Furnished MARTIN J. of meat is from thirty-three to forty- is naked to the eye of God, nothing pensation of the mysteries of God.” Drug*, Chemical*, Toilet Arttct**, Kodak* CULLEN maid,” in honor of the doctrine that five per cent smaller than pre-^Yar. must be hidden. . . . You hide your And St. Augustine: “ Let no one say and Fiiih*, School Supplie* anil Sundries, H. A. HOLMBERG no stain of original sin had ever been Corbett’s Brick Ic* Cream Dellvared LANDSCAPE Whereas the United States uses about faults from hftti 'who absolves you ‘I sin secretly; I do it before God, DESIQNEK in Mary’s soul. Popularly, however, a pint of milk per capita per day, only in the plaje of God.” St. An He knows my heart, and will pardon Your Preieription* OarefuUr and Aeeor- WALL PAPER AND PAINTS Home Grown Trcei^ “ purity” has been considered as Berlin receives a little less th^n 150,- selm says: "Go’, ^ o w yourselves to me.’ Did Christ, then, say without atalr Compoondtd. We dcUrer anywhere 252 South Broadway FUntf tod Seed! synonymous with “chastity”— a gen 000 quarts for 4,000,000 people— of the priest, . . . show him by a hum reason, ‘ Whatsoever you shall loose Telephone Main 61P8 Phone South 432W Denvei InteroaUtul Nuraery eral term with a specific one. which as much as 50,000 quarts some ble Oral Confession all the stains of on earth shall be loosed in heaven? 457S WyendotU Mater Castissima— Mother most Floral Design* Put Up WhAe You Walt GaUuy 330 times remains unsold because people your soul. To be purified, you must Were the keys, then, given to the PHONE MAIN IS n ALAMEDA PHARMACY Ni(htt 8433W chaste— can be specifically differen can’t afford to buy it. Ten per cent go to the priest and receive absolu Church for no purpose?” And Inno -----^THK----- tiated from Mater Purissima, accord of the babies born at once become tion from him.” Confession was cent I, in estimating the grievousness 300 S. Broadway Denver, Colo. WILLIAM E. RUSSELL ing to the explanation given of “ pur charges; and ten per cent of the peo not, then, an invention of the twelfth CURTIS PARK FLORAL CO. of sin, says: “ It is the duty of the Established 1980 Under New Management Dealer in ity,” but that of "chastity,” using ple forced to seek refuge in munici century! priest to judge, attending to the Con COKE, W OOD words accurately. pal lodging houses do so as families, In the tenth century, labout the fession of the penitent and the signs Choice Plants and Cut Flowere GlasgoT & Morehead, Propa. AND CHARCOAL Mater Inviolata— Mother inviolate having given up the fight. Because year 1072, St. Peter Damian says: of his repentance, and then to order Constantly on band. recalls the verse in the antiphon Gr««nhoufesi 34tb and Curtis StraoU. Phone South 1264 CMBce, 1B33 Weltea SU of inadequate diet, only one-half to “ The fourth degree of pqnance is him to be loosed when he shall see “ Alma Redemptoris Mater:” “ Post one third of the mothers are able to Yerd No. I, Larimer and 4tb Orai-Confession (confeseio-oris), in due satisfacUon made.” How, then, L. E. RAGSDALE m' i LLINERY NOTIONS Yard No. 2, Wazee and 3Stk partum, Virgo, inviolata parmansis- nurse their babies, and- even these which we must be watchful to keep can Confession be an innovation of Pbonea Main S88, 880, «B7 ,ti,” declaring the perpetual virginity produce on the average only about back nothing'Vhatever, either little the twelfth century? Groceries and Meats, Fresh SOUTH BROADWAY Yard No. 3, W . Alamtda and Cberokaa ^of our Lady, a doctrine combated oc one-half as much milk as was for or great faults'.” In the same century In the third cbntury Tertullian Fruits and Vegetables MILLINERY casionally down the ages, but always merly the case. In many cities the also the Councils of Worms, Paris bears the .same testimony f and SL Cy The best quality at the lowea) Your Patronage Solicited triumphantly asserted by the Church. death and birth rates are now equal. and Chalons decreed regulations for prian tells us; “ It is required, accord THE A. W. CLARK Mater Intemerata— Mother unde possible price. 436 South Broadway DRUG COMPANY the administration of this consoling ing to the rule of ecclesiastical dis filed— also recalls a liturgical phrase There are at present about 60,000 sacrament. It was *iot, then, an In cipline, that they (the faithful) come ISIS E. 34th Avo. Champa 8885W Miss Mary O’Rourke— Mrs. Wright Coraar Eighth Avenua and in her honor in the Mass of Christ children being fed in Berlin by Amer novation of the tWRlfth century. to Confession, and thaL by the impos Santa Fa Driva mas (“ infra actionem,” following im ican Quakers— only a small percent ition of the hand of the Bishop and THE mediately after the P reface): “ beatae In the ninth century the Council LONDON MARKET AND Phene Sauth 114 age of those needing help. In one clergy, they be admitted to Commun Mariae intemerata virginitas hulc of Tours prescribed the ritual which GROCERY ANDERSON - HARRINGTON EVERYTHING IN DRUGS . school, for instance, there are 700 confessors were to follow in order ion.” Origin also teaches that “ the mundo edidit Salvatorem” — “ the children of whom only forty are sinner must become his own accuser, OscaT Tunnell, Prop COAL CO. stainless virginity of B le ^ d Maty to be uniform in the administration being fed. At least half of the 700 of this Sacrament In the same cen and follow what the priest shall ad Quality Meats and Groceries tost Sid* Branch tnd Main Offle*, 16th A brought forth into the world the children are underfed, but only in the vise.” Walnut Sts. Phone* Main 866 and 668. tury, Crovoyand, Bishop of Metz, or South Sid* Drench, 92 S. Broadway, DR. J. J. MEEHAN Savior.” Abbot Smith links together very worst cases can assistance be In the second century, St. Irenaeus, for a single treatment the titles In dered the m'ortks to confess once a 3800 Walnut St. Phone Main 5239 Phone South 3116 given on account of lack of financial week, and the faithful, at least three Bishop of Lyons, and the disciple of DENTIST violata and Intemerata, although it resources. SL Polycarp, who was taught by S t would seem that at least a theoreti times a year. He directed the priest T H E BROADWAY PYOERHEA aad DENTAL X-RAY to seek in his penitent sins of thought John, speaking, in h>s treatise against cal distinction bdtweenr them is quite Faint intimations of freedom ap' heretics, of certain women led away Hoora 9-12 a.m., 1-8 p.m. possible. word and action; and Thodulphi of Cathedral Parish DEPARTMENT STORE pear here and there in the land. The Orleans gives the same directions by the heretic Mark, says that on SUITE M l aiACK BLOCK ' The,.Church has had to fight many federal politic^ prisoners -hare, been -frir* /= COMPANY Phaaa Mala 8 2 8 8 . WtE A CUUeraia i“ PertfeEsionea dandae ^dnt tie ihai9'^;(}iivefMon to fe confessed even battles to vindicate the'glorious prtt freed. German spetkersan^Li^rmln thifit affections. He* relilles that rogatives of the Mother of God, and bus peccatis .sive opere,, sive cogita- 'Quality and Sisrvice ' "J. M. 'CoiiBi, Pres. artists are allowed to appear in the tiene.” About the same epoch, the many others, corrupted by the legion echoes of the long strife are found in former strongholds of hate. German 21 to 51 South Broadway Council of Kent in England prohib of the Rhone, confessed their sins Patronize these expressions of her sacred lit babies are fed by American dollars. ited prayers for the dead who had and were restored to the peace of urgy and in titles of her beloved Lit All of this is encouraging. We refused to confess their sins in their religion; others did not dare to un THE TEMPLE DRUG STORES E. W. ROBINSON any. have grown so accustomed to the in last sickness. Alcuin, the restorer vei)^ their consciences either openly COMPANY tellectual thuggery of war and post or in the secret tribunal, and des LUMBER FATHER DUFFY TO BE of letters, expresses himself in these COR. IBth AND LARIMER STS. war days that level-headed tolerance terms: “Confess your sin according paired of their salvation. • Coifnn and Logan “ Everything for Building” HOST TO^ FRENCH JESUIT strikes us as almost shocking. So, to the custom of your fathers— 'se- To close ■ this rapid sketch, the MICHAELSON’S, New York.— The Rev. Jean Baptist when we read President Butler’s re Pope, St. Clement of Rome, baptized Opposite the Immacnlato Coneapttos Tards, Office and Woodworking Mill Pfleiger, S.J., a French priest who quimini patrum vestigia.’ ” Whoso CLEARANCE SALE ply to the protests of the Italian evan and consecrated by St. Peter himself, 201 Iowa Phone South 31 served in the French army during the ever omits this duty is a sectary, (jnthedral gelical ministers againstrthe appoint tolls us that in the first century Oral e differs from pretty nearly all war and won numerous decorations Confession existed, then, in the ninth ment o f Signor Papini -as a lecturer Phoaesi (^Imnapn 806-809-4619 othera, becauae it takes in all for valor, will be the guest of the century. (Confession was, as it now is, a Chris “BETTER BREAD” BAKERY at Colombia, -we are stirred to aston ■tian obligation; “ If a stain or an act the merchandiae in every de Rev, Francis P. Duffy, chaplain of In the eighth century Charlemagne J. B. Benjamin, Prop. ishment. “ There is no more unhappy o f impiety has glided into the heart Evesythlng in the line of Droga end partment throughout the eftab- the 69th regiment, at the review of left regulations in his capitularies as Bread Better Than Mother Made tendency in our contemporary Amer of any, let him not blush before the Sundries liffament. the regiment on February 6. The to the confession of his soldiers, and Cookies. Cakes and Fancy Pastries ican life,” writes Dr. Butler, “ than confessor who has the care of his French Jesuit served in many of the was entreated by the Abbot Fulda not True Fruit Pies . Head-to-foot wearing apparel that to persecute those individuals soul.” “ St. Peter,” he adds, “ taught QUALITY FOOD ONLY I ^^fojMtnam^^won« places where Father Duffy’s “boys” and those doctrines with which we to order the sick to be removed from Special Attention to Special Order* fought. us to disclose to the priest even our may not ourselves happen to agree.” the monastery, lest they should die evil thoughts.” Tahid D’Hota Dinnerk (309 S. Pearl Phone South 5581 w it^ u t being able to confess their ' It is untrue, then, to sa'y that Con Faaey Steak* and Short Order* J. E. Flynn TRIANGLE “ It is a terrible responsibility,” sins. The Greek schism is there also fession is an innovation. JACKSON PHARMACY Owner said Ramsay MacDonald in his state with its unanswerable proof that Con LU ELLA CAFE Ullery and Jackson, Druggist* CLEANERS AND DYERS fession was practiced in the eighth and ment immediately after the over 308 EAST COLFAX Drugs, Toilet Articles, Sundries. Manager Men'* Suit* Cleaned and Pretied, 75c throw of the Baldwin government, by century. Preacriptions a Specialty. In the seventh century England St. Leo’s and St. A state-wide reputation for knowing a vote of 828 to 256, had made La We serve Corbett’s Ice Cream bor’s rule in Great Britain inevitable. boars striking testimony in the writ Prompt Delivery Anywhara how. We specialize on Ladies’ and Elizabeth’s Phone So. 2355 (Children’s Wearing Apparel. The words were no idle rhetoric. Mr. ings of Venerable Bede. This holy St. Dominic’s Parish priest left a long list of the names of Cor. Alameda and So. Downlai' York 2377 MacDonald takes control with only a W . C. BAUER 1827 Park Ave., at 18th and Ogden minority of the house behind him. those who confessed to him, and for His .government will exist by suffer whom he prayed at Mass. It is he Successor to Fred Fisher HOLMES’ GARAGE ance of the Liberals who will over also who relates the terrible history Grocerie*, Fruit* and Vegetoblee St. John’s Parish of the daughter of King Augubort, Auto Repairing PHONES turn it as soon as any measure of a School Supplie* radical character is introduced. It who, for having hidden even at death 1055 Eleventh Street V ulcanizing— Accessories AMERICAN MIAIN comes into power at a critical mo a sin committed with a page, fell into Goodrich and U. S. Tires 4280 ‘^281 ment in the history of Europe, and the punishment of hell: he explains PHONE CHAMPA 9180-W CLEANERS and DYERS with the knowledge that the respon how God permitted that circumstance 2304 West 27tk Avenue Our work is absolutely first cla^ and sibility of the peacemaker re.sts more to be known. Confession was in W. H. Hensler John Henslei our prices are right. vogue, then, even in tne seventh cen We solicit your patronage heavily on England than any other HENSLER BROS. D. L. CAMERON UUNflKYO power. At home, it must struggle tury. MODERN PLUMBERS We call for and deliver with unemployment problem, un St. Gregory the Great speaks so GROCERY AND MARKET 585 Milwaukee Phone York 5699-J aS00-2S7 CIIXTIS 3^ able to apply the drastic remedies of often and so expressly of Oral Con Remodeling and Jobbing a Specialty WE USE ARTESIAN WATfk' which its orators have talked so easily fession, that it suffices to open his 1449 MARIPOSA ST. Phone Gallup 630 THE HARM^~C^^~STORE from the electioneering rostrum; immortal works. Phone Main 2267 Dorothy Stobb* and U. E. Stobb* abroad, it has grave questions to set The fifth and fourth centuries fur 3160 W, Fairview Place tle with the dominions over preferen Dry Goods, Notions, School Supplies, Ladies’ and Gents’ Furnishings, tial tariff rates. It has Swaraj to in Great Britain, coming to power for St. Philomena’ deal w i^ in India, and unreconciled Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, the first time in history by the or Holy Family Parish Paints and Varnishes Ulster in Ireland. Less than two derly use of the ballot box, is an Parish days before the Baldwin cabinet fell, event of extraordinary importance; 278-280 Detroit SL Phone York 3963 an extensive railr(»d strike began in but its friends have assuredly no oc F. W. FELDHAUSER It Is Not Unusual England with whien the Labor gov BUEHLER TRANSFER CO. “Say It With Flowers”— casion for thoughtless jubilation. Fancy Grocerie* and Meat* ernment must struggle under condi from We Sell at Down-town Prices in the conduct of business to have con tions o f peculiar embarrassment. 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Our printing manager will gladly man who has been described a.s “ one QUAUTY GROCERY be at your service if you will call Main JAMES J. McFEELY of the great wreckers of history,” V. A . KISER Corner 38th and Raleigh Sacred Heart Parigh 5413. Attomey-at-Law “ the greatest rebel against society of Plumbing, Gaa Fitting and Fancy and Staple Groceries, Fruit, 426 Foster Buildittg this or perhaps- any other genera Hot Water Fitting Fresh and Smokod Meats WALTER EAST The Regfster’s facilities for executing Phone Main 4295 tion,” “ the Judas of the real Russian Oysters, in Season revolution,” and “ another scourge of 2210 E. Colfax Avenue Gallup 1827-W Wholesale and Retail Dealer in printing .of all descriptions is unexcelled MORRISSEY, MAHONEY S God,” it was startling to note the both in selection o f materials and work SCOFIELD number of voices raised in sincere MEATS AND GROCERUES manship. And our prices are very mod Attomeya-at-Law tribute to his greatness. When the St. Catherine’s Parish 2300-2302 Lprimer St, erate. . m S06-7 Symea Building news of his death was announced to St. Patrick’s Parish the All-Soviet congress, a Mo.«cow Telephone Mein 1459 Phone Main 189. Denver, Cole. Autokrat 013 MobUol) correspondent tells us, “ almost every HaYoline Oil Powerina Q«s THE CAMPBELL BROS, FIVE POINTi HARDWARE GEORGE H. LERG one in the great theater in which the North Sid* Distributor* for O.MJLO. t COAL COMPANY ATTORNEY AT LAW congress meets burst into tears,” and Corburators COMPANY, Inc. tLOWELL GARAGE AND Lima. CeaMut, Sand and Oravtl; Har, Oraln 412-413 Kittridge Bldg. it was proposed to make January 21, Coal aad Wood; Ca*. Oil* and Ttra*. Herbert Grossman, Pres, and Mgx. Ph. Champa 1327 the day he died, a day of mourning V FILLING STATION Program* The Winchester Store in the Russian calendar. Although Service with a Smile Offic* 1401 W. 38th Am. Phona Catalog* Tin, Sheet Iron and Furnace Work The Register WILLIAM H. ANDREW he had turned the world topsy-turvy CARLSON a STEINBACH, P?W*a. Yard 1400 W. 3gnd Am. Gailnp 471 Booklet* Open from 7 a. m. to 19 p. m. THE HOME OF HtHKEETEAD LUMP COAl Attorney-at-Law for them, we are told, crowds of peo Pbwie GaUup 103# 34B5 W . « a -l Ava Phone Main .<5113 2643 Welton St. and Printing 615 Charles Building of Every Kind ple stood with bared heads in 'the icy p / ; Printing Go. Phone Main 1369 Denver, Colo. air along the twenty miles of rail- T H E OBERHAUSER ART & HEMSTITCH SHOP On th« basis of Quality, Service, Comfort rdad between the little town of Gorky nnd Price we soiicit your business on Solid ‘ Main 5413 203 Railroad Bldg.. PHARMACY Notion*, Dry Good* aad JOHNH. REDDIN . t. and Moscow while his funeral train Leather Shoes for Men, Women and Children Attorney and Goanseldv at Law Tel. Gallup 1157 Denver, Colo. School Supplie* went by. And now it is planned to FIVE POINTS SHOE STORE 612-614 Ernest and Cramner Block “ canonize” him as a Red “ saint!” Your Neighborhood Drug Store Baby Goods and Art Goods Seven taenth and Cnrtii Sti, At Your Strrie* Aiway* Our Specialty U. II. McDEVITT Phone Main 567 I»inv|i, Colfi, PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS 2349 W. 44th AVE., COR, ZUNI 3708 Tejon Phone Gallup 801 2563 Welton. Ph, Ch, 3 9 4 l.y j ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION jgH t mkrn m tH E DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER ^J]hurflda^^Febru^^ i I /: ____ — ._ ■_ . • ' A. THE BEST IS NONE TOO GOOD ^ That is how you should feel when it comes to the question of Bishop Speahs at Funeral K. of C. Ninstrek Promise 0 ■ glasses. In the fil^t place we- Rive you a skilled scientific examina- ' tion to determine if glasses are needed, and if they are, we select Mi.'is Grace Barrett, 1655 South Emerson, i.s confined to her home by the mountings best suited to you. sickness. of Pioneer Loretto Sister Best Performance of Career St. Vincent’s Aid society will give The an entertainment in Myrtle hall, E. .38th avenue and Franklin, Feb. 14, The Knights of Columbus’ ahhual men will include the following: Jos. at 2:30. The committee consists of Bishop J. Henry Tihen was present many of whom, including former Sen Swigert Bros. Optical Co. in the sanctuary and spoke Tuesday ator Shirley, a cousin, attained prom minstres show, which is to be held Flood, Thos. Cahill, John Pox, Art Mrs. J. Clark, Mrs. Edw. Fitzpatrick at the Broadway theater February Higgins, Palmer Vanhille afid Wm. Whose reputation and equipment give you the at the funeral of Sister Mary Martin inence in ’political life. At an early Devoted exclusively to the and Mrs. McNamara. 25, 26, 27, is going to be the premier Delaney. Included among the solo Highest Grade of Service The Rev. Francis W. Walsh will Camp, well known teacher at Loretto age she entered the order of the Sis Fitting and Manufacturing Heights academy and pioneer reli ters of Loretto, the first religious or performance of the local Knights’ ists are Edward Wolter.s, music di 1550 CALIFORNIA ST.» DENVER of Glasses. speak in the Cathedral basement many successful productions, accord rector of the show, Richard Hynes, next Monday evening, at the convert gious worker o f the West, who died der founded in this country, at its Sunday evening at the academy fol home, Loretto, Ky. Since that time ing to Lecturer Paul J. Walters, who, Paul Harrington, Lee Gibbons and lecture series, on “ The Church, the with the a.ssistance of Thos. Lynch Japk Whyte. Friend of Labor.” The topic last lowing a long illneiis. The Rt. Rev. she had devoted more than sixty Msgr. Richard Brady, chaplain of years to the work of her choice. arid Edward Wolters, is directing the Jo.seph Newman, the well known Monday evening was “ Socialism.” show. The eatire receipts of the Loretto Heights, was celebrant at the For nearly twenty years Sister Knights of Columbus entertainer, has The series, dealing with the attitude three performances will be turned Solemn High Mass of Requiem, as Mary Martin Was director of studies written a special song and will sing of the Church towards modern social over to the K. of C. relief fund, which sisted by the Rev. Wm. O’Ryan of St. at the Florissant academy, St. Louis. it for the first time the opening eve problems, is attracting a large at is used to help many needy families Leo’s church as deacon; Rev. David Twenty-five years ago she came West ning of the show. The clo.sing num tendance. throughout the year. MEMORIALS T. O’Dwyer of St. Patrick’s as sub and has since carried on her work in ber of the show, entitled “ The Annual Father Arthur Cunningham of St. Outing of the Possum Club,” prom Johnsville, in the Albany diocese, is deacon; and the Rev. Wm. Higgins this state. At first she w as, con The members of the council are co ises to be a scream and will consist a guest at the Cathedral rectory. of St. Philomena’s as master of cere nected with the Loretto Heights aca operating to the fullest extent in the monies. The Rev. Russell Kirschen-' demy, but after several years was rehearsals and the chorus nf seventy- of, besides many »soios, burlesque THE DENVER MARBLE & His brother is to be operated on at dancing and quartette singing. Mercy hospital Friday. Father Cun heuter, C.M., of St. Thomas’ semin transferred to Pueblo. Later she re five voices, together with the leading GRANITE COMPANY ningham came here with him. ary, presided at the organ. Other turned to the academy, where she minstrel men of the city and some of The Young Ladies’ sodality at the clei^ymen who attended the services remained until her death. Denver’s best soloists, will add to the I . Established 1874 Cathedral will meet next Thursday. included Fathers Kelley, S.J., of Sister Mary Martin was a talented features o f the play. Thos. Lynch, Regis college; Carroll, C.SS.R., of who is in charge of the st^ge settings, ^ W. E. GREENLEE, Prea. The new library of the Brownson musician and artist, and taught music club, composed of converts and boost St. Joseph’s parish; Carr of St. John and art at the academy. During her will act as interlocutor and the end A L L , 1224 Lawrence St. Main 1815 ! the Evangelist’s, McDonough of ' II ers of the convert movement, has al life she received many' certificates ready secured a number of gifts of Ble.ssed Sacrament church, Brennan, and medals from various expositions JUNIOR TABERNACLE books. The library will be in the C.M., and O’Malley, C.M., both of St. for her paintings. She is widely Thomas’ seminary, and Lappen of HOLDS ELECTION Rough Fmish ^ !*|i* I H * » 4 'P44 4 4'ii444444iH i * f Cathedral grade school building. known throughout the West by the The Ancient Order of Hibernians’ Holy Family parish. alumnae of the schools in which she The Junior Tabernacle society St. Patrick’s day social this year will After the funeral Mass, which was taught. elected Mrs. George Baldwin of 1030 HARTFORD be in the Winter Garden. Arrange held at the chapel of the academy, a apd Velour Hats With the death of a si.ster in Ken South Marion street president at its ments are already being made to as funeral procession of the clergy, the tucky a month ago, it is believed that UNDERTAKING sisters and pupils of the college and meeting Monday. Mrs. Karl Cham BILLS BROS. sure a large success. Sister Mary Martin is survived by no bers was named secretary. The plans Mary Helen Johnson of 325 23rd academy accompanied the body to COMPANY members of her immediate family. made showed that the society expects street, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. the cemetery, where Bishop Tihen 777 BROADWAY , 145S-57 GLENARM ST. an active year in behalf of the mis Walter J. Johnson, and William Starr officiated. sionary priests of the West. Father Phone Main 7779 Cahn, of 944 St. Paul, son of Mr. Born at Louisville, Ky., in 1844, H. L. McMenamin and Father Cun Res. Phone So. S991J and Mrs. Henry Cahn, were baptized Sister Mary Martin was a member of ningham of the Albany diocese spoke. at the Cathedral Feb. 3, the former a distinguished old southern family,. $5.00 to $7.00 Values A R T IST IC The Junior and Senior Tabernacle by the Rev. Thomas P, Kelly, the Prof. Lampe, Noted societies both do phenomenal work latter by .the Rev. Christopher V. MEMORIALS OBITUARY in supplying altar linens and VMt- Walsh of Englewood. ments to needy churches. Sixty The Best Value for Your Money The February mfeeting of the Lor boxes, some worth as much as $100, MRS. ANTONINA KROWSKI of 4689 etto Heights alumnae association will O ’Brien's Grant. Funeral services were held Sunday Supreme Justice Choir Leader, Goes were sent out in the Christmas holi afternoon at 2 o’clock from St. Joseph’s he held Saturday, Feb. 9, at 2:30, days, and many more will be dis church. , Interment Mt. Olivet. Horan & with Miss Angelic Early at 4164 Irv HATTERS AND Son service. patched at Easter. Mrg. W. H. An CHARLES S. PRICE. Feb. 1. Remains ing street. drew is in charge of this work. FURNISHERS were forwarded by Horan & Son funeral A reader wishes to express his chapel to New Philadelphia, O., for inter gratitude to the Most Sacred Heart Addresses K. of C. East for His Health CHILD WELFARE BENEFITED ment. of Jesus and to our Blessed Mother 618 17th St. MRS. ANNA GIOIA of 3650 Kalamath. for two special favors received. Brooklyn.— Catholic child welfare Requiem Mass was sung Monday morning Hazlett :P. Burke, a justice of Failing health has forced the tem Between California and Wellon at 9 o’clock at Mt. Carmel church. Inter The Catholic Daughters of Amer institutions in the Diocese of Brook the Colorado supreme court, spoke porary retirement of Professor J. ment Fairmount. Horan & Son service. ica will entertain at a Valentine so lyn will benefit materially from the SISTER MARY MART-IN CAMP, at Lor- before Denver council. K. of C., on Frederick Lampe from his strenuous C. D. O’Brien, Mgr. cial on Thursday evening, Feb. 14. annual collection recently taken up etto Heights academy. Pontifical High Mass Tuesday -night, on “ Look to the activities in the musical world of was sung ’Tuesday morning at 10 o’clock at The party will be complimentary to in all the churches of the djotese. Dikes,” the old Hollandish warning Denver. He left Tuesday evening Loretto Heights chapel. Interment Loretto the members and their escorts and cemetery. Horan k. Son service. when danger impends.i He showed for an indefinite stay in his old home the arrangements are in charge of MAE C. GUILFORD of 634 S. Logan. how dependent that little nation is on in Cincinnati, hoping for relief from Funeral was held Friday morning from St. Mis,s Elizabeth LeVis. The regular Francis de Sales’ church. Interment Mt. tHe care exercised in looking after hyper-tension in a lesser altitude. monthly business meeting will be the dikes, which keep the Sea off the Olivet. held on Thursday evening, Feb. 28. This news will be received with re RICHARD STEIN o f 3335 Marion. Re low lands.- America needs to look to ^ausoUurfis The Rev. H. L. McMenamin and gret by both Catholic and non-Cath- quiem High Mass Was sung at Annunciation her dikes today, with the movements olic musical tircles throughout the church last Thursday morning. Interment Herbert C. Fairall were members of for under way to disrupt the constitution city. The Mt. Olivet, under the direction of Theodore the civic committee that arranged Hackethal. and the plan to pul the power of the For more than thirteen years, Pro- ^ ROSANNA HANRAHAN of 1255 Champa. the exercises in the auditorium Wed U. S. supr|>me court as to constitu Best Children JACQUES BROS. Funeral was held from St. Leo’s church fesor I>ampe, the sole Catholic lay MILK nesday in memoriam of former Pres tional decisions into the hands of 0£Bce and Yards, 28 E. 6th Are. Monday afternoon. Interment Mt. Olivet. ident Wilson, who died Sunday. man professor of music in the city, MRS. ABBIE LYNCH of 1654 Humboldt. congress. Justice Burke is promi has devoted his ripe experience- and Telephone South 73 Funeral was held Monday. Interment Mt. Bishop Tihen gave the invocation. nent in Masonic circles. Olivet.. Mrs. K. Moran of 2741 West 35th rare pedagogic talents to the better and standard things in music in Den H-M4 avenue, who has been ill at Mercy REGISTER SMALL ADS hospital, returned to her home this ver. His studio, to the last, has pro FRINK DAIRY COMPANY duced some of the best known sing week. THE~WALTMAN-KANE REALTY CO. Death and Funeral Notices The regRilar monthly meeting of "Servle*— V«Iu»»" ers in Denver. In addition, time was The Home of Full Cream Milk York 4800 Mount Olivet By the Ollnger Mortuary the Good Shepherd Aid society will A F«w p( Our In*ettnMiit> found for church work. The pro be held next Tuesday, Feb. 12, at CATHEDRAL PARISH fessor has been the choir master at A naw 6-rm. colonial home that will Holy Ghost church for nearly ten K'-MORTO a VLIVORRI of 1309 25th St. 2:30 at the home of Mrs. M. J. |)lcaaa the most exactinx-' Win trade for Cemete^ FqiJhVal was held from Sacred Heart church O’Fallon, 1680 Vine street. There larger home on Capitol Hill. Main 8232. years. During this period, the pop Wedhesdky. Interment Crown Hill. wiH lie the annual election of officers NEW LOYOLA PARISH ular, semi-operatic authors were for JOSEPH H. McCORMICK of 2023 Curtis. Home and Income; a double bungalow gotten. The down-town choir, under Funeral was held Monday morning. Inter and a large attendance is requested. with 6 rma. on each aide. 'Double garai^. ment Mt. Olivet. Favors received through the Sacred A fine home and income Im 310,500. able direction, gave notable rendi CAPITOL DEICATESSEN W e Make Our Own Heart, Little Flower of Jesus, the ST. PHILOMENA’ S PARISH tions from the genius of Rossini, 6-rm. stucco home: garage. A real bar Beethoven and Schubert. For or - 406 East Colfax— Opposite the Cathedral BURIAL VAULTS WAR VETERAN, RECENT CONVERT. Poor • Souls, St. Philomena and St. gain at 34,250: onir 3500 cash required, DIES AT FITZSIMONS HOSPITAL Anthony are acknowledged by a sub balance easy. Main 8232. dinary occasions, the works of Bart- schmidt, Gruber and Silver have, re LUNCH ROOM STEAM TABLE They are Permanent, Water- Wilford S. Gordon, of 1452 Pennsylvania, scriber. Other favors are acknowl THE WALTMAN-KANE REALTY CO. a veteran of the World war, died lant Fri edged by readers as a result of no- 1706 Stout St. Main 8232 cently, given a flavor, all their own, Open Until Midnight— All Day Sunday Proof, Indestructible day at FitzBimons hospital. He was re to the musical program. With marked ceived into the Church on December 4 last venas to Our Lord o f the Holy HARDWIG Apartments, 629 22nd street. Champa All kinds of good 11 Newly decorated. Two-room apartments and tact and genial personality, Mr. by Father Francis WaUh of the Cathedral. Agony, St. Teresa, St. Joseph and 591 things to eat The body wa< forwarded to Nevada. Mo., Our Blessed Mother. sleeping rooms. Prices reasonable. Lampe had little difficulty in keeping \ Bt. K«v/ J. Henry Tlhaa, O.D.. for burial. The young man was ill for the ranks of a thirty-voice choir well - Preaidant thirteen weeks. The Register has been asked to CALL STORTZ FUEL A FEED CO. FOR ***************************************************** Bom in Kansas City June 20, 1899, Mr. explain the meaning of the letters COAL, WOOD. POULTRY SUPPLIES. 4Z38 filled for a decade of service in the Bev. Hark W , Lappan. YORK. YORK 556. QUALITY, SERVICE. Secretary and Hanagai Gordon lived in Nevada, Mo., before coming “ I. H. S.,” used so frequently on al one church. hlH to Denver ten years ago. He was educated E. t . Goabel, Aea't Seeratary at Regis college here and served in the tars and elsewhere. They are an SUBURBAN apartment, hot water, heat, Professor Lampe looks back' upon Bus. Phone Gal. 408 Res. Phone Franklin 1517 early part of the World war with the French abbreviation of the name Jesus, being private bath, sleeping porches, well fur a career in the musical world of B. C. pidi, Suparfntandaat cavalry^ joining the American forces when nished, garage. Hne for invalids. Rent the first three letters of that name in reasonable. 1102 Pontiac. nearly a half century’s duration. the United States entered the conflict and the Greek. Prior to his residence in Los Angeles being at the front with the 110th held ar Boulevsu'd Mortuary tillery. . T-he Junior Tabernacle society met FOR RENT— 9-room house, furniture for and Denver, he had given up profes After tne war Mr. Gordon returned to Monday, Feb. 4, at the home of Mrs. sale; cheap; close to St. 'Leo's, St. Elisa sional work upon the stage and in beth’s churches. 1312 Mariposs. Ch. 3223W. Association Denver and for four years had been em Wi J. Bergin, when the society was the church of New York and Cincin ployed as a power man with the Mountain Jas. P. McConaty, Manager , York 4616 . , York 4614 SUtes T. k T. Co. re-organized. PIANO TUNING, regulating, voicing, re nati for the founding of his conser pairing; 22 years’ experience; all work guar Residence, 1342 Milwaukee He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Elia ■ Mrs. George Greer was hostess to anteed. E. A. Howes, formerly with Bald vatory of music in Louisville, which Gordon, and a brother. Marvin, both of Lhe Colorado chapter of the alumnae win Piano Co. Phone Champa 20T0-W. he conducted with marked success MORTUARY^ 3020 FEDERAL BLVD. ^ W. T. ROCHE Denver. kssociation of St. Mary’s-of-the- for a terra of years. MENLO HOTEL AND APARTMENTS Woods, Wednesday afternoon, Feb. Two-room apartments, everything fur Loving gifts were bestowed upon AMBULANCE 6, in her home, 2365 Elm street. The nished, steam heat, very comfortable. In the departing professor in the Lampe program for the afternoon was in St. Leo’s and St. Elisabeth’s parishes. 1105 studio Thursday evening when an in SERVICE Stout H. A. Hames, proprietor. '-•harge of Mrs. Thomas Patterson formal reception was held by Father COMPANY Many Dignitaries Campbell, pianist, who gave several FOR results from Chiropsactor treatment W. S. Neenan and the Holy Ghost selections. Mrs. Marie Johnson sang try Zimmer A Davis, 208 McMsnn Bldg., choir. Prompt and Careful and Mrs. Amarita Campbell gave a 429 16th street. Phone Mhiu 2884. North Denver Bank Coorteona travelogue. FURNISHED bedroom for gentleman em RARE OLD BOOKS GIVEN 'Z A subscriber wishes to acknowledge ployed; good heat. 1255 LAfayette. TO CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY Day oy Night at Re-Opening of favors received through the inter FOR RENT— Furnished room in private Washington.— The library of Cath cession of the Little Flower and the family for two gentlemen; twin beds; will olic university has been enriched by Every Banking Facility Beat AmbnlancM ia the Weat Sacred Heart. furnish breakfast Garage. St. Philomena’s parish. Franklin £218. the presentation to it of a copy of Thevet’s “ New Found World.” It is Coast Cathedral CALENDAR OF THE WEEK A N±E room for one or two; reasonable; a translation from the French and will board. 1218 E. Colfax, A pt 11. WEST 29th AT ZUNI STREET MONUMENTS Sunday, Feb. 10.— Fifth Sunday was published in London in 1568. This after Epiphany; Gospel, Matt. xiii. YES we have the latest records and play rare book gives curious information Los Angeles.— Many Catholic dig 18-29: Parable of the Sower. S t er rolls. Pianos, players, phonographs at about the discovery and exploration THE FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD BANK nitaries, including the Most Rev. Scholastica, Virgin, O.S.B., 543. reduced prices. Lots of small instruments. Tuning. 32.80. Holland Music Store. 1469 of Brazil and Canada, one of the Pietro Fumasoni-Biondi, Apostolic Monday, Feb. 11,— Our Lady of earliest accounts of these two parts South Pearl, phone South 6696, W. J. Lam- ♦♦♦♦t***»*W '»'M"l-*U H '*l’*t***t***4i*»» Delegate to the United States, and Lourdes, 1858. rris. of the new world in the English lan prelates from every nearby dio Tuesday, Feb. 12.— The Seven Ser- guage. cese in the west participated in the COME IN AND PICK OUT A GOOD vites. Founders S. M., 1233. USED PIANO. AT A PRICE THAT WILL Another work known as “ Trophaea formal re-opening here'^Sunday of St. Wednesday, Feb. 18.— S t Cather SURPRISE AND PLEASE YOU. FOR CASH Vibiana’s Cathedral, built in 1876, OR TERMS. FREE TIDING AND FREE Sacra,” a small quarto volume con ine de Ricci, Virgin, O.S.D., 1590. taining coupon plates representing but closed last year for extensive Thursday, Feb. 14.— St. Valentine, DELIVERY. 410 CHARLES BLDG. repairs and enlargements. the deeds of Efnglish martyrs under Priest Mar^r, 306. MOTHERS, leave your, children in good Henry VIII and subsequently, partic Mass was sung by the visiting Friday, Feb. 16.— SS. Faustinus Catholic home; best of care by experienced ularly the execution of Blessed John Apostolic Delegate. The Most Rev. and Jovita, Martyrs, 122. Virse; reasonable. The Infants’ Nursery, 1720 Downing. Phone Y. 9582-J. Best of Cardinal Fisher and Blessed Thomas Edward J. Hanna, D.D., Archbishop Saturday, Feb. 16.— St. Onesimus, references. More, Nvas received from the same of San Francisco, preached the ser Bishop, first century. benefactor. The plates, which were mon, and in the sanctuary were the League of the Sacred Heart HOTEL YORK. 19th avenue an<{ Grant. Men’ s Clothes Shop— Second Floor Walking distanoe. In -Cathedral parish. made in P584, represent scenes once Rt. Rev. John J. Cantwell, D.D.; General Intention for February— Modern, well furnished rooms; best heat in painted on the walls of the British Sample of mr work Bishop of Los Angeles, and San The Catholic Universities. city. Special winter rates. J. M. GREEN Diego; the Rt. Rev. Joseph S. Glass, college at Rome. This work, which 1876 Lafaretta Straat CALL Champa 808 or Gallup 4090-W for is extremely rare, was of great serv C.M., D.D., Bishop of Salt Lake; the GERMAN CARDINAL THANKS Mioaa York 7410 Eat. 1892 light moving, trunks or baggage. Satisfac ice to the committee that had charge Money-Saving Reductions on Men^s Rt. Rev. Patrick J. Keane, D.D., BENEFACTORS OF PEOPLE tion guaranteed.. Tern McElroy’ s Express, J Bishop of Sacramento; the Rt. Rev. Cologne.— In a statement summing stand Colfax and Logan. of the beatification of the English martyrs jn 1886. Daniel Gorman, D.D., Bishop of up conditions existing in 1923 and COMPETENT lady stenographer withes Boise, and the Rt. Rev. Daniel J. expressing hopes for the future. Car part time or light office work. Box B-66, Gercke, D.D., Bishop of Tucson. dinal Bertram of Breslau expresses Register. Suits and Overcoats Practically every branch of the his gratitude and the gratitude of the CHIROPODIST and Registered Nurse. All O’BRIEN r Theodore religious orders and communities was German Episcopate for the charitable foot troubles treated scientifically. Miss SHEET METAL AND represented, intluding the Jesuits, cohtributions received from other Mary Duffy, 219 Barth Block. Main 1854. Office hours) 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. FURNACE WORK Franriiscans, Benedictines, Passion- nations for relief in Germany. A specially selected group Lsts, Vincentians, Claretians and FURNISHED room for rent to Catholic BOYNTON FURNACES Hackethal Christian Brothers. More than sixty BIBLE CANNOT BE BARRED business woman; walking distance. Phone 2143 Court Place Champa 3236-J York 706-W. priests were in attendance, as well FROM SCHOOL LIBRARIES as members of all the sisterhoods. San Francisco.— The Bible cannpt ECONOMY IS THE ROAD TO WEALTH. $34.30 Solemn Pontifical Vespers were be barred .from the reading and ref Don’t sell your old rugs or carpets as junk. Let us make them into beautiful fluff rugs. KATHRYN held Sunday evening, with the Rt. erence shelves of the public school G. S. Johnson Rug Co., 1419 3. Broadway. FUNERAL Rev. Patrick J. Keane, D.D., as cele libraries of California, according to So. 6975. brant. Suits that were $55 to $65 an opinion delivered by the state su WANTED—Position priest’s house ROBERTS preme court, which ruled that the keeper in or near Denver by middle-aged PARLORS Patronize Our Advertisers placing of the Bible there did not vio woman. Box M-41 Register. Overcoats that were $55 to $75 late the state constitution. FOR RENT— Nicely furnished front sleen- Corset Shop ^1449-51 KALAM ATH ST. inff r ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION