SUPPLIES SENT TO CORNERSTONE IS LAID Pray ior the Patronize MASS MEETING CALLED HERE STARVING AUSTRIANS FOR PARISH SCHOOL; Sneeess ot the Onr TO COMMENCE $100,000 DRIVE ROBBED BY PEOPLE B IS H O P TELLS NEED Catholic Press m m Advertisers FOR IRISH REPUBLIC BONDS; BENT UPON REVENGE OF T H IS EDUCATION WYOMING WILL EASILY GO K. of 0. Man Tells of Upheaved Welby Congregation to Put Up Conditions He Has Just Structure Worth OVER THE TOP WITH $50,000 Seen in E uro^. $25,000. ITALY TOLD SHE WON WAR MANY ITALIANS LIVE THERE Peter Golden Comes to Take Charge of People Have Scant Regard for Public School Must Close as It I America; England is Win Lose Nearly Campaign; Will Speak Next Sunday Crushing Erin. Every Pupil. VOL. XV. No. 2 9 . DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, MAR. 4 , 1 9 2 0 . $ 2 PER Y E A R . ‘'Ireland is whisperland. Vienna, the The cornerstone of the new Assump­ RAWLINS MAN CONTRIBUTES $3,000 haughty and proud capital of the Dual tion parish school, 'Welby, eight miles Monarchy, is 'dying—a twentieth century from the heart of Denver, was laid by 165,000 STUDENTS IN ADMIRAL BENSON I SREV. CHARLES HAGUS The campaign for the sale of bonds Pompeii overwhelmed by poverty, a food the Rt. Rev. J. Henry Tihen, D. D., the Irish home.s, but go everywhere and shortage and lethargy which set in fol­ Bishop of Denver, last Sunday after­ for the Irish Republic will open in Colo­ distribute their literature. They show K. OF C. SCHOOLS NOW, TO DEDICATE NEW NAMED PASTOR OF rado within a few weeks. The state will the people the great fact we wish lowing the armistice. The Italians are noon. The school will be unique in the to be asked to subscribe $100,(XX). Wyoming positive they won the war; their states­ diocese, as it is in a district devoted drive home: That Ireland wants her has been asked to raise $50,00() and heir men have encouraged the people into that exclusively to farming, and Welby is so IS OFRCIAL R E P O R T K.-C. HOME, DENVER PARISH AT STERUNG liberty because she is a nation, and campaign, now under way, is so suc­ belief, and they are attempting to make small in itself that it can be hardly that she would never be satisfied with cessful that there is no question about an Italian lake out^of the Adriatic sea. even called a village. The church, rec­ 30,000 Jobs Obtained for Re­ Building Will Open Eastep or Littleton Priest Sent to Largest British rule, no matter how good it her attaining the quota. John Mahoney The Jugo-Slavs and Ukraincs are raiding tory and school stand in the midst of turned Soldiers Without Shortly Afterwards With of Northern Colorado might become, simply because the Irish of Rawlins was the heaviest contributor, all relief trains which approach the fron­ the open countrj', while across the road Charge. Banquet. Churches. are a separate people. We want the having given $3,000. Patrick Sullivan tier of Austria-Hungary, so that when is a public school building that will people of America to be brought face to tff Casper gave $1,000. the cars arrive in that country half of probably have to be sold by the district, The official report of their reconstruc­ Admiral William S. Benson, chief of Father Qiarles Hagus, pastor of St. face with the fact that the honor, o f their contents have been pilfered.” as all but foiu- or five of its students tion activities for the twelve months end­ naval operations during the war, recent­ Mary’s church, Littleton, and of the The first big gun in the Denwr cam­ their country depends upon their in­ Thus are conditions in Europe sum­ will enter the new Catholic school next ing February 15th, 19‘20— the anniversary ly named chairman of the U. S. shipping Castle Rock mission, this week was paign will be fired next Sunday after­ sistence on this right, inasmuch as tl» marized by Carleton W . Cameroji of Hyde September. The community is almost of the date when this phase of th^r work board, will deliver the chief address at named pastor of St. Anthony’s- church. noon, at a meeting called in the large late war was fought for the principle of Park, Mass., a returning Knights of Co­ 100 per cent Catholic, and is very largely was nationally' extended—has been is­ the dedication of the new Knights of Sterling, Colo., by the Rt. Rev. Bishop. hall of the K of C. building at 3:00 self-determination for* all peoples. lumbus official. He was the chief of made up of Italian truck gardeners. It sued by the Knights of Columbus. It Columbus home, at Sixteenth and Grant, Father Jowph Oldenburg, of Ouray, has o’clock, by the Friends of Irish Free­ “Outrages that one could hardly be- division of supplies for the Knights of is very surprising to find a parish so shows that while the war camp work of Denver. A banquet to which the ladies been named temporary pastor at St. dom. The session will be open to the lieve to be possible in our age are being Columbus at Paris, and in this capacity substantially equipped as this in a the K. of C. did not officially end until as well as the Knights will be invited Mary’p, Littleton, and at (Tastle Rock. public. Peter Golden of New York, an forced on the Irish today, and scarcely became a veritable globe-trotter, follow­ purely rural section, but more than 150 November 1, when the organization will be held, and it is also proposed to Father Brady, an Irish priest recently organizer for the Irish Bond Certificate a word is said about them. Did you ing the freight loads of supplies from families make up the congregation, and obeyed the war department’s order by have a great meeting at the Auditorium, ordained'for the Denver diocese, is ex­ Department of the American Commis­ know that there is a curfew law in the Knights of Columbus at Paris all it is constantly growing. withdrawing from the camps, the organi­ open to the public, with Admiral Benson pected to arrive here this week. He ex­ sion on Irish Independence, will be the Dublin and the people cannot lie out over Europe, where he had to adjust Assisting the Bishop last Sunday were zation had, since late last winter, been as tlie oratof. John Leo Stack is making perienced considerable difficulty in get­ chief speaker. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor after a certain time at night ? Did yon himdreds of complicated questipns in­ the Rev. Anthony Brumier, S. J., of effecting a gradual conversion of its the arrangefnents for the Knights, and a ting a passport from Ireland to the Richard Brady and Dan Sullivan will' know that any Irish newspaper that up­ volved in transporting such materials Sacred Heart church; the Rev. Theodore camp personnel and mode of operation to special committee of five is to be ap­ United States. make brief addresses. holds the right of the people to be freo thru warring nations and countries held Jarzynski, of St. Joseph’s Polish church; its now nation-wide reconstruction work. pointed. The opening of the new home Mr. Golden spoke at the Sacred Heart is not allowed to continue publication? in leash by an armistice. the Rev. A. V. O oke, 0. S. M., of East The end of the work in the camps will take place on Easter Sunday or St. Anthony’s parish. Sterling, has the college on_AIonday and at I/sretto l>id you know that the people are for­ Excess Food Sought by Customs Men. Lake; the Rev. Julius Piccoli, 0. S. M., found the Knights with a balance of ap­ shortly afterwards. ^ largest congregation in northern Colo­ Heights collwe on Tuesday. He has bidden to hold markets and fairs? rado. Father Hagus, the new pastor, While crossing the old Italian-.\ustro of Mount Cannel church, and Father proximately $7,000,000 of their war fund been in elmrge of the Wyoming cani- “ Tlie British government is trj'ing its is a native of Lcadville, Colo., and a frontier, Cameron and his party were John, 0. S. M., pastor at Welby. Bishop left and budgeted for reconstruction work p a ign ,^ nd gave addresses in Casper, best to force the Irish into open rebel­ $5,0000 RAISED FOR ERIN former student of the Cathedral school held up by the customs officers who, in­ Tihen spoke in English, Father Piccoli —this notwithstanding the /act that Rawlins and Cheyenne. The daily press lion. But the greatest fighters in the AT ST. LOUIS MEETING and Sacred Heart college, Denver. He stead of seeking excess baggage and ma­ spbke in Italian, then Mrs. Hyder, a rep­ thruout their war work tlwy had had of that state gave splendid support to world have turned themselves into a studied for the priesthood in Belgium terials ordinarily sought by such author­ resentative of the State Department of no revenue in the shape of fees for goods the Irish movement. Mr. Golden nation of stoics. They know that they Twelve hundred persons at the Odeon and was ordained at Louvain .July 12, ities, asked, ‘‘How much bread in e.xcess Public Instruction, spoke in English. The or services from the meh in the service, launched the campaign in Cincinnati, would be wiped out if they fought Great in St. Louis on Feb. 23 subscribed $50,(KX) 1!K)8. From 1908 until 1011, he was as­ of the allowance are you carrying?” platform was gaily decorated in Ameri­ as their policy, from start to finish, had which netted $1.50,000, and has succeed­ Britain, so they are spreading the story to the bonds of the Irish Republic. For­ sistant at Colorado Springs, being sent ‘‘This happened to me at Tarviso and can flags. Following the blessing and been “everything free.” ed as well in efforts elsewhere. of their hopes and their wrongs all over Amoldstein, where I encountered i the laying of the cornerstone. Benediction The Knights’ system of employment mer Gov. Edward F. Dunne of Illinois, from there to Cripple Creek, where he “ There is not the least doubt that the world, and are willing to trust the Jugo-Slav guards,” Mr. Cameron said. of the Blessed Sacrament was sung in bureaus was handled by a staff of be­ a member of the commission which in­ was pastor until about a year ago, when the ten million dollar bond drive will go worldj to insist that justice be done. “ In that particular part of Europe the the church, with splendid music by the tween nine and ten hundred secretaries vestigated conditions in Ireland, was the he went to Littleton. He is one of the over the top,’’ he said. “ We are ex­ Engla'nd is iion-plussed by this method chief concern is food—bread. Vienna, the parish choir. The festivities closed with who were given the co-operation of the chief speaker. host loved priests in the state. periencing difficulty nowhere. New of attack. She knows no way to de­ once proud capital, is dying from starva­ a dinner served by the women in the order’s fWo thou.sand councils. The York city already has $2,000,000 cash feat it.” tion. The merchants, when they sell public school building. The inscription Knights employed .more than 650 former on hand, in addition to the pledges The Irish Bonds are to begin to bear out all their stock, close their stores. on the cornerstone is: “Religioni, pat­ service men at $4 and $5 per day over made. Philadelphia and every other interest at 5 per cent six months after There is a shortage of raw materials riae et bonis artibus, March, 1920.” The periods varying from one to three months large city where the drive has been the Irish Republic, which was set up -rhnd these job canvassers were the most The Catholic World that beggars a proper description. inscription translatePope hole Austria. Then one must recall that able only by one theory—their love of camp schools in operation, the equipment result of the recent cani])aigii speech of is in communication with Swiss head­ at one time the ring states were sub­ religion, he said. If we love religion, we of which they turned over to the military Dr. Heim, the leader of the Bavarian quarters, and is giving the question of servient to the centre. Things are the need not worry about other things. No without compensation. Catholic party. The split started from the distribution of the fund the most Methodists Double Their reverse now. The Ukraine peoples and matter what comes, we are safe. Noth­ Uncertain of the prospects of civilian- the national Centrists’ desire for a sin­ careful study, in order to prevent the tiie Slavs robbed and pilfered more than ing can happen to us that will injure ized vocational schools for former seVv- gle government for all German states. danger of the le.ss deserving gaining at a score of freight cars laden with Aus­ us for a long time. Because the people ice men, the Knights made the initial the expense of greater sufferers. His of Welby love their religion so much, experiment without reference to their Proselyting in Mexico in trian relief. It is a most astounding JESUIT BISHOP FOR WEST Holiness has received a touching letter they want it given to their children. If war fund, appropriating $50,000 of their state of affairs. INDIES IS CONSECRATED of thanks from the children of the Sile­ they were able to bequeath their chil- private funds for the work. The plan, “ A t the Kaiserin Elisabeth hotel I paid sian Orphanage at Vienna for aid ren­ , dren thmusands in mone)', and no re­ calling for supplementary schools in Nine Months, Shows Local 429 krone for a dinner, which included New York.— Rt. Rev. tVilliam T. dered them. ligion, the children would be poor. If large cities for both ex-service men and 12 krone for a cup of black coffee. He­ O’Hare, S.J., recently appointed Vicar they were able to leave them not a red women and civilians—for the former free brews, Spaniards, Italians and Southern Apostolic of Jamaica, British West In­ copper, but a religious education, they of all charges and for the latter at nom- PEOPLE DESERT PRIESTS European tradesmen have .invaded the dies, was consecrated by Archbishop Bishop, Head of Effort could die without worry. If the parents iial fees—was instantaneously successful. WHO START NEW SCHISM Austrian territory, carrying huge sums Hayes in the (Thurch of St. Ignatius o f American and Spanish moneys, which are able to make a living, the children Today fifty K. of C. schools are in opera­ Loyola, on Wednesday of last week. As Rome.—The churches of the recalci­ How extensive Protestant missionary can too. tion, with a total enrollment of 165,000 the Mexican government is gradually are two currencies that are 100 per cent the territory to which he has been as­ pupils. New York has four with an en­ trant priests, who formed a schismatic work has already become in Chtholic bringing the country out of its diffi­ legal tenders in Vienna. They have If the children are to love God, they signed is not a full diocese. Father (FHarc rollment of 9,000, Boston one with 3,000 sect ill Bohemia, are now jiractically countries thru the great money-raising culties. But he warned that the aver­ bought up everything. This influx of must know Him. Religion is the sci­ was consecrated a titular Bi.shop. For pupils, Buffalo one with 1.500, Cliicago, empty. The Holy Father has written movements under way among the sects age Mexican thinks that the United buyers is responsible for the shutting ence of God, the noblest of all sciences, the past five years Father O’Hare has St. Ijouis, Louisvillle, Pittsburg, Phila­ the Bishops, praising their wise action, was shown in the Central Presbyterian States government is not. to be trusted (Continued on Page 4. Col. 3.) (Continued on Page 4, Col. 5.) been rector of the Cathedral of the Holy delphia, Washington and the most of the and also sent 20,000 lire to the poor of church, Denver, last Sunday evening by ivith anything “ not nailed down.” He Trinity, Kingston, Island of Jamaica, and other large cities also being represented. Pmguf. Bishop Francis J. McConnell, of the traced this ill-feeling back to our war superior of the Jesuit Mission on the is­ The movement has grown rapidly in Latest figiirc.s show 140 seecders among Jlethodist Episcopal denomination, who With Mexico, which left the southern land. He has been in Jamaica for four­ the west, where San Francisco, Spo­ the 6,000 ])riest.s of Bohemia. Mo.st of said that within the last nine months republic with just one-half as much ter- • Charge Made Against Near teen years and is a native of Boston, kane, Portland and Los > Angeles the jiriests in the nation arc splendid the number of Methodist missionaries ritoily as she had before. He said that .Mass. The new Vicar Apostolic will have flourishing schools, while in men, but the few rcvoltcrs have been in the Mexican republic had been dou­ It is useless to try to teach the Mexi­ succeed the Rt. Rev. John J. Collin-s, who the south New Orleans, Nashville, Au­ openly giving scandal for sftme time. The bled, due to the Methodist Centenary cans our brand of |lejnocraey; they must East Relief Discussed in recently resigneer year. The ance with the custom at the convent, the for all that he lias. 3. God’s owner­ letter; mittees in charge of the work, some of i.ster.) ranza government has full control of r ship and man’s stewardship are to be ac­ them occupying important positions; Knights have proipised sums to provide event was celebrated in religious way the country with the exception of two Dear Sir: knowledged by devoting a definite pro­ That, considering the magnitude of the for the fulfillment of these scholarships PRIEST ADVOCATES THAT and was confined to the community at comparatively small .sections held by In answer to your inquiry I may in­ portion*—the first fruits—unto the work, gossip must be expected especially in whatever contingency may arise. STATE OWN COAL MINES Mount (Tarmel. Villa and Diaz, the bandits. He said form you that about a year ago I was service of God. 4. All the rest—what i« in a land where racial and religious Overhead is a negligible factor ih the that he had no difficulty getting Pull­ receiving repeated complaints from the spent and what is saved— is to be treated prejudices are so strong; and cost of the reconstruction work, as onu Washington.—Father Roderick Mae- $200,000 RAISED FOR man accommodations, and traveled with Catholic clergy of Syria ip regard to as no less a sacred trust.. ' That, if a single instance of favorit­ administrative staff suffices fo^ employ-, Eachen, professor at the Catholic Univer­ NEW K. OF C. BUILDING as great comfort as in the United States. the distribution of the funds collected •Most proportionate givers with mod­ ism or proselytism. on the part of a ment and educational work and the high­ sity of America, has declared in favor of He ehargeil that there is a well-paid in the United States for the relief of erate incomes, begin with a tenth. Those worker of the Near East Relief is est executives—James A. Flaherty, Su­ government ownership of the coal fields. The Rev. J. B. Hughes, O.B., of St. movement in this countr)' to bring sufferers in that country. Consequent­ with larger means should begin with a proved, the worker will be dismissed. preme Knight; Joseph C. Pelletier, Su­ He contends that government ownership Dominic’s church, Denver, a member of about intervention, and said that a Sen­ ly I wrote to the Most Reverend Apos­ larger proportion. The proportion The Apostolic Delegate to Syria has preme Advocate; William J. McGinley, would stabilize the mining industry, pre­ Marquette council, K. of C., Kansa-s City, ate investigation showed that the head tolic Delegate, Archbishop Giannini, should increase as income increases. The been requested by the Near East Re­ Supreme Secretary, and Daniel J. Calla­ vent speculation on the part of un­ Mo., where he was stationed until last of this movement was being given who is an Italian Franciscan and re­ Federal Income Tax Law exempts up lief to furnish specific proofs of his han, Supreme Treasurer—serve without scrupulous operators, reduce the price of September, received a telegram on Tues­ $20,000 a year for his work. He charged sides at Beyrouth, for an. opinion in to 15% of income for purposes of re­ accusations. His Eminence, Cardinal cost to the fund. coal, improve the economic condition of day declaring that the council had at­ that the American newspapers were in­ the matter. In his answer dated Oc­ ligion, charity, etc. Gibbons, having asked me for a state­ The Knights now contemplate the es­ the miners, and benefit the country at tained the .$2()0,0(K> mark in a campaign volved in the scheme, and to show how tober 20, 1919, he stated positively that Enrolment: I adopt these principles ment on the question I submitted the tablishment of a nation-wide employ­ large. to .sell $150,000 worth of lionds for a it works, quoted a recent Denver head­ the funds were not distributed with im­ and will set apart a definite proportion arguments of both sides to him and am ment and information service for the new club home. The home is to be lo­ line as saying: “ Carranza Neat His partiality; that all the sympathy of ( %) of my income to administer for quite willing to be guided by his opin­ agricultural communities. CLAIMS COLO. MEXICANS cated in a million dollar hotel, to be End,” when all that the news telegram the workers was for the non-Catholies the Kingdom of God. Name...... , ion. So far I have received no a n - ARE TURNING PROTESTANT erected in the heart of Kansas City. The declared was that Carranza’s term was Address...... , 1920. and that it is an open work of Protes­ SILVERTON SNOWED IN; rest of the hotel will be paid for on bor­ close to expiration. He discounten­ tant proselytism. Hoping this may help you to defend PRIESTIIE£ PHONES BISHOP “ A campaign to win 1,000 memjierahip rowed money, but the city so needs anced the U. S. Consul Jenkins affair, These accusations were declared ab­ your own attitude, I am. in the Mexican Presbyterian churches of nripther good hostelry that it is believed declaring that Jenkins had a business 6 NUNS OF ONE ORDER solutely false by the officers of the Sincerely yours, Father 1). A. Barry, pastor of Silver- the southwest has been undertaken by the income from the building will easily agreement with bandit gangs that in­ DIE OF INFLUENZA Near East Relief Committee here in JOSEPH FRERI, ton, telephoning to Bishop J. Henry T i­ the department of Spanish work of the jiay for the entire structure. Club rooms fringed on Mexican law. Jenkins, he New York. They asserted: Gen’l Dir. hen Wednesday, reported iliat his town Home Mission board. Mexican churches will occupy an'Sipper story, available by said, is a very wealthy man, whose gifts ' Alton, 111.—The Sisters of the Most to the Pueblana have won many admir­ That, if it is true that the fund i.s P. S.—The unsolicited donations re­ had been out o ff from all but wire com- of Arizona, Colorado, California, Texas a private elevator, and the Knights will Preeioiis Blood, who conduct the Naza­ ers for him, and the Jenkins affair is latgely in the hands of non-Catholic mis­ ceived by our Society for the work of mimication with the outer world for ten and New Mexico already have received have a gyit>nasium, swimming pool, etc., reth Home for the Aged hej-e, mourn the now thoroly mixed up in Mexican poli­ sionaries, which is due to unavoidable relief in the Near East are forwarded days, due to snow. It is not possible many new members as a result of the in the basement. There are two K. of C. loss of six sisters from influenza—five tics. circumstances, it is nevertheless dis­ by us to the vn^ous Apostolic Dele­ to get any mail thru, but the food con­ campaign.” — The Continent (Presby­ councils in Kansas City. Mqrquette is here and one at their mission in Steel- tributed with utmost impartiality; gates in those coiintries. ; ditions are good. terian). made up mainly of working men. The Rev. Mr. McConnell believes that town, Pa.

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seems to be unwelcome to many Roman Catholics. But that in no way concerns the Interchurcli men.”—Milwaukee CSti> Western America’s First! Som ething to C onsider zen. In these days clothes are a big problem, and twenty tb sixty dollars THREE SISTERS BRIDES AT SAME livelihood; and this may prevent my hav­ ABSURD DEMANDS MADE BY Saint Is Likely to Be put aside for clothing is a still bigger problem. MASS. ing an immediate opportunity for pre­ It has been said that you pay more for installment; we say that you BOHEMIAN SCHISMATICS. Three sisters were the brides at a paration. positively pay less, and we back up this statement in two ways: the gar­ The priests who recently formed ments will speak for themselves (prices in plain figures), and then ask your triple wedding at Neola, la., recently. Cardinal Gibbons has offered me work a “ national Church” in Bohemia and were From Vincentian Fathers; neighbors alMut ns. Misses Catherine, Barbara and Julia Lus- at the Catholic University in Washing­ excommunicated by Rome have already A little down and a little weekly or monthly, and you wear while graaf, all farm girls, enjoyed that ton. Nothing is settled there yet; but started to carry their revolt against paying. There is absolutely no red tape or interest. Ladies’, Men’s and unique experience at St. Patrick’s church. it is more likely than not that I shall children’s clothing and shoes. celibacy into effect. Several of the lead­ Miss Catherine became the bride of go there in the autumn. The only thing Cause Is Progressing ers have entered civil marriages and have Richard Messersmith of Shelby; Miss that can be said is that I am at present been given positions by the governn^ent, Barbara was married to Raymond Mahl- nursing my father, and am likely to go Askin & Marine Clothing Co. which is anti-Catholic. An attempt was The Congregation of the Mission, The • inquiry at the Old Cathedral, bery of Panama, and Miss Julia became to the university. 1521 STOUT STREET made to involve the Slovak clergy, but over which Archbishop Glennon presided, the bride of William Grote of Neola. I have had a long struggle to see my whose priests teach at St. Thomas’ semi­ they would have nothiing to do with the is called technically the “de non cultu” No Camouflage here. Wool is wool—cotton is cotton. Three priests officiated. duty; but it has all become clear during nary, Denver, will probably soon have movement. Following is the program an­ apostolic process— that is, an investiga­ the past few months. I have given rea­ a beatified member from Western Amer­ nounced by the rebels at their first meet­ tion to make sure that no homage for­ POLES PUT BISHOPS BACK IN sons for my change in a book, shortly ing, November, 1918, when they refused ica. bidden by the law of the Cliurch has SUPPRESSED SEES. to be published by Longmans. As I to have anything more to do with Arch­ Felix' de Andreis, C.M., who died in ever been paid to this “ servant of God” TBE JOHN A. MARBN DRUG CO, The Polish government is making have said all I have to say in that, I am bishop Huyn, a great scholar and a saint­ St. Louis just' 100 years ago, may soon in the St. Louis Archdiocese. One of the €very effort to re.store the deposed Cath­ saying nothing otherwise. Corner Fifteenth and Curtis Charles Building ly man, whose only crime consisted in the approach beatification at Rome, if final sessions of this investigation is to be olic Bishops to their sees. One of the All good to you. Hope I may see you fact that he was a Moravian, not a proceedings in St. Louis, which were held at Perryville, Mo., the site of inost recently to be thus restored is Mgr. some time soon. Czech: held a few days ago at the Old Cathed­ Father de Andreis’ grave. Mankowski, who has returned to tri­ Sincerely yours in Our Lord and His For Reliable Drugs and Family Medicines “ 1. The conversion of the Archdiocese ral, prove satisfactory to Pope Benedict Eighteen years ago, at Kenrick sem­ umph to repossess his see of Kamieniec Church, of Ph-ague into the Patriarchate of the XV. and the college of Cardinals. The inary, then at 1923 Cass avenue, the Podolski. This ancient Episcopal see was FREDERICK JOSEPH KINSMAN. Czecho-Slovak republic, with jmwers over subject for sainthood was the first vicar process “ de fama sanctitatis’’ was held forcibly suppressed by the lute Czarist Prescription Department the territory of the whole state, after general of St. Louis, and the first super­ for Father do Andreis. This was the government of Russia in 18C0. After the PRIEST WHO RECENTLY DIED WAS In charge of State registered pharmacist the fashion of the Christian patriarchates ior of the Congregation of the Mission, hearing of witnesses from the ranks of ‘ Russian revolution Kerenski tried in 1917 WORLD-FAMOUS SCHOLAR. of the East. or Vincentian Fathers, who have been very aged people who had seen and : ■tors Op«n All Xtarht. to restore the see, but he only partially Father John N. Strassmaier, SJ., who Fxoiapt Borvloa. Telephone Main 1900 “2. Election of the Bishops and parish long in charge of the diocesan seminary known Father de Andreis, or who had ! Bucceeded, and the coming into power of recently died, was one of the leading rzM 9*llT«r7 to All Farts of ths City Day and Vlflit. priests by the clergy and the people, of St. Louis, as well as the seminaries of heard their parents tell of his character j the Bolshevists made the carrying out of Assyriologists of the world. His achieve­ 3. The liturgy to be in the national many other dioceses. They were pioneer for sanctity. One of the most startling! this ’schenie impossible. After the ments in the reading, transcription, codi- f^nguage. priests. statemeiits ma^e at this inquiry was a : Ukrainians routed the Bolshevists, mat­ fying and elucidation of Cuneiform tab- Reform in the education of the Father de Andreis lived a life of self- claim in which a number of persons! ters stood as they were, but sinqe the lets and inscriptions; his travels and pub­ THF DF SFLLFM FUEL & FEED COMPANY clergy. Only one year to be passed in the denial and extreme hardship, making agreed, that at the time of this priest’s j Poles have come into possession Bishop lications made him one of the great men OKAS. A. DaBSU EM Seminary, and a free choice to be given his headquarters on the very ground funeral, altho it was 9 o’clock in the | Mankowski has been restored to the of our day. Father Strassmaier was a to the students as to the university on which the Old Cathedral now stands. morning, a star shone brightly in the FIRST CLASS FUEL AND FEED diocese from whicB* he was forcibly ex­ native of Bavaria, but spent the greater courses which they might wish to follow. He resided in a parish residence which sky, directly over the church in which | Office Telephone onampa 928 Tlilxty-flftli and Walnnt Bts. pelled. part of his life in England, where he Besidenoe Flione Main 4256 Denver, Colorado “5. The administration of ecclesiastical faced Second street, and there he died, in lay his body. His holy life was de- ; died on the 11th ult. He is said to have goods from a common fund which should 1820. Stories are told of his missionary scribed, and his good deeds, which made | POPE WANTS SANTA SOFIA TAKEN been as pious as he was studious, and be in charge of a commission made up of trips into the outlying country, braving a great impression on the citizens of St. j FROM TURKS. no less humble than learned. clergj’men and laymen acting independ­ inclement weather and difficult transpor­ IvOiiis. The news that the Turks are to retain His superiority to men like Haeckel is ently of the Bishops. tation. He was a native Italian, and After the:“ de non cultu” process is 2 0 3 5 0 1 Constantinople has, it is said, caused the unquestioned even by the most ill-in­ “6. Abolition of clerical celibacy and of was well known at Rome as a scholar compiled ana the proceedings transmitt­ Vatican to make representations to the formed of scientific camp-followers. the ecclesiastical dress.” and a priest. Bringing the first band ed to Rome, an indefinite period may Allies that, at least, the Christian In June, 1919, Professor Sands, Profes­ of Vincentians to this country, he landed elapse before his beatification. By the Church of Santa Sofia, at present a HENRY FORD HELPING IRELAND. sor Kolisek, and Dr. Krojher w-ent to on American shores in 1816. After law of the Church, the wording of two •Moslem mosque, should be restored to Henry Ford, when in Pittsburg recent­ Rome to lay their program before the tarrj-ing along the way for a few months miracles is required before ;he can be the religion for which it was built. The ly, placing a $15,000,000,000 steCl order, Holy See. On their return to Prague at St. Thomas and Bardstowii. Ky., he beatified. Two additional miracles Allies, it is understood, are not at all said to a new.spaper interviewer! “ I want ASK YOUR GROCER FOR NEW they affirmed that they had been re­ reached St. Louis, remaining there until would be required for his full canoniza­ pleased with this request, and are at to add to the smokestacks of^eland. ceived with much courtesy and that, i 'le died. tion. present towing the line to Islam in aban­ Ireland is among the foremost industrial while they were told the discipline of BUTTER NUT BREAD 4 doning the city on the Bosphorus to its countries.” the Church should be upheld, nothing old masters. was said that might give them an ex­ Made With Milk CATHOLIC MAGAZINE FOUNDED IN IN MISSION H L D S cuse for seceding from the Centre of PAPAL ENVOYS FROM GERMANY. BENGALI LANGUAGE. Unity. The replies to their six points The Bavarian and Prussian ministers Dharma Jyoli (“The Light of Religious were in substance: are back in Rome; and Msgr.’ Pacelli, Truth” ) is the name of a new Catholic “ (a). Everything concerning the Arch- monthly in the Bengali language, edited Nuncio of Rome, hna been in Berlin, ishop of Prague, the elections of Bishops, EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY "where there is a desire for an interchange by the Rev. Fr. A. Pailleur, C.S.C., and the education of the clergy, and the ad­ Particular Attention Given to Order Work of representatives between Rome and published at the Catholic Mission, Dacca, ministration of ecclesiastical goods must M rs. K . C ullen Take Lawrence St. PHONE 1462 LIpRII St. the German nation, while Bavaria is not India. While affording more thoro in­ CONVERTED JUST BEFORE DEATH. Car to Colfax Ava. M. 7272 be regulated by the Code of Canon Law. willing to give up its private rights. struction in their faith to converts thru- Perry H. Smith, who lived near Caddoa, “ (b). With regard to the use of the That is a matter for Germany to settle; out Bengal, it will combat the errors of died at I.Amar, Colo., on Wedne-sday, national language in the liturgy, some iRome will not raise any question of the Hindu and the Mussulman, and re­ Feb. 25. He was a convert to the Cath-, modification, such as the reading of the Rodgers Printing & Stationery Co. principle. fute the calumnies against the Church olic Church, and was baptized by Father Gospel and the Epistle and the prayers 4 1 6 Street, Bet. Glenarm and Tremont. propagated by emissaries of the sects. Boyle on the day preceding his death. in the supplementary ceremonies of the CONVERT BISHOP TELLS OF HIS He died a most edifying death, ilr. Smith Sacraments, could be studied and intro­ UP-TO-DATE PRINTING. ENGRAVING AND DESIGNING PLAN& was forty years of age and unmarried. CALIFORNIA BISHOPS WILL GO TO duced, but only at the request of the Bargralna in Stationery. Bnsh Ordara Given Special Attention. When Dr. Frederick Joseph Kinsman, Phone 2Sain 7319. ROME IN SUMMER. Bishops. former Protestant Episcopal Bishop' of ENGLAND HAS MANY CONVERTS. Rt. Rev. John J. Cantwell, Bishop pf “ (c). As to clerical celibacy, no discus­ Delaware, a few. months ago announced The number of priests in England and Los Angeles and Monterey, will be among sion whatever would he allowed. The his submission to the Church, the fact tVales has risen to twenty-five in the the American bishops wh^ will visit traditional discipline of the Church must The Miles & Dryer Printing Co. created great furore. In reply to a last year, and Catholics churches and \ Rome during the coming summer. Arch­ remain as it is.” marked copy of a Catholic journal sent bishop Edward J. Hanna of San Fran­ chapels by twenty-four; the figures are 1732.34 LAWRENCE ST. him, which contained a story of his cisco will leave at the same time and now 3,929 and 1,928 respectively. In CARMELITE SISTER RECEIVES THE career, he wrote the following letter: wUl be with Bishop Cantwell when he 1918 there were 523 more Catholic mar­ Catholic W ork a Specialty. Estimates G iven on Work WAR CROSS. ' Dear Mr. M------: pays his first visit to the Vatican. Bishop riages than in 1917; while the conver­ from out of the City. Telephone 2851. A Red Cioss nurse who had taken serv­ Thank you for your very kind letter Cantwell’s trip to Rome is' in accord­ sions numbered 9,402, an increase of 384. Left to Right—First Row, His; Grace I ice for the duration of the war. Miss Most Rev. Pierre Rey, P.FJM.,. Arch- j *nd the newspaper you sent me. I did ance with the Church law requiring PHONE MAIN 7377 HENRY WARNECKE, Prop. I./elen, entered lately as a novice the Car­ bishop of Toyko, Japan; His Grace i not read your article about myself, as American bishops to make a personal 39,418 NEW CONVERTS IN CHINA. mel convent of Bergerac in southern Most Rev. Francis Redwood, S.M.,-! I have not for some years looked at report to the Vatican on the condition That we may confidently e.xpect the Archbishop of Wellington, New Zea- ■ France. Before the ceremony of .taking any allusion to myself in print, if I of their dioceses every ten years. nuniber of Catholics in China to go over land; The Director of Maryknoll in ‘ THE CAPITAL CITY SHOE MFG. CQ. the habit, Captain the Duke of Aners- Sail Francisco; Rev. J. Albert Breton; | could help it; but my family read it, the two-million mark in 1920 can be seen Repair Work Our Specialty, While You Wait. taedt, whom the candidate had nursed at Brother Thomas, A.F.M., and Brother '• and were much pleased. I know it was from the recent report of the I.aizari8t the front and who was now her God­ Joseph, A.F.M. ■very kind. NEW PROTESANT FEDERATION FOR Fathers of Peking for all China, accord­ 1 5 1 1 CHAMPA ST. ’ DENVER, COLO father, turned toward the audience deep­ . In all probability, I shall eventually SMITH-TOWNER BILL. ing to which there are today in China ly impressed at the sight, and read the I become a priest, if I live long enough; The “ United Churches o f Christ in 1,992,247 Catholics. This represents a ARCHBISHOPS FROM FAR EAST splendid “ citation” won by the future ^but I am making no decision yet. My America” and the “ Interchurch Council gain of 39,418 during 1919. VISIT UNITED STATES. ^ nun, after which he piimed on her the father is paralyzed and helpless; my on Organic Union,” which were created The number of European priests con­ The Most Rev. Francis Redwood, S.M., War Cross which she had gloriously de­ immediate duty is to care for him. Then, by representatives of some twenty de tinues to decrease, there being forty- D.D., Archbishop of Wellington, New Zea­ served in the service of the wounded as my parents and sisters depend on me, nominations meeting in Philadelphia, “ in four less than a year ago. This is due land, visited the Maryknoll Procure in boys. .She was dressed as a bride, and it is necessary for me to be gaining a dieate, undoubtedly, an honest attempt to the expulsion of a number of German San Francisco, Cai., Sunday, Feb. 15. thus appeared for the last time in the to attain such unity,” says the Living mis.sionaries during the pa.st year. No His Grace is bound for Rome to attend eyes of the world, before faking the hum­ Church (Feb. 14), a leading organ of the province reports an increase of more than the meeting of the Hierarchy. ble habit of a Carmelite Sister. Episcopalians; but it objects that “a four European laborers, while the ma­ He says' that the Catholic church in ______V x Pettepier Garage unity based on a united Protestantism jority of the fifty-one provinces can re­ New Zealand is in a propsperous condi­ is not such a unity as an organic branch port no increase whatever. 'This, how­ tion and has many native New Zealand Cash paid for Good Used Cars, and SACRED HEART BASILICA ON of the Catholic Cliureh can practice.” priests. The Archbishop left on Tuesday sold for cash or on easy terms. MOUNT OF OLIVES. ever, is partly compensated for by the Which is true, even if unexpected. for Ixis Angeles, where he remained for Expert Mechanics Employed On .January 2, upon the property of the increase in native priests and students. The Living Church further declares: a few days with Bishop Cantwell, and Storage, Accessories and Carmelite Fathers near the Pater No.ster Fifty-one native priests were ordained, Cars Washed “For our part we do not feel compliment­ then will visit in Texas and Louisana church, on the Mount of Olives, .Jerusa­ 'while the number of seminarians increased Opposite Court House ed that alone of the (Jatholic commu­ before going East. lem, and in pre.sence of the general con­ by fifty, the classical students by ,ninety- VERY DELICIOUS 1517 Tremout Main 5253 nions tlie Episcopal church is invited to A reception was given to the Most sul of France and the allic-d consul. Car­ three. Made of belt bleached Jaimaica participate. We are clearly invited as Rev. Pierre Rey, P.F.M., Archbishop of dinal Dubois, Archbishop of Rouen, There are at present 2,347 priests Ginger, sugar and purest and mere Protestants and nothing else. And Tokyo, Japan, Monday evening at the ’ softest of water, the ...... Deep Rock Artesian placed the cornerstone of the votive ba­ in China, 1,394 Europeans and 953 na­ this we resent.” Maryknoll Procure. It does not bite nor bum like the ordinary hard water peppery ale. At THE silica which is to be erected to the Sacred tives—surely a small force for such an ■\\Tiich is both interesting and unex­ all high-class stores, tearooms and restaurants. Insist on the Heart of Jesus, on the very site of the immense territory, and .so many .souls, pected. HAMILTON ancient Constantinian basilica of the where every missionary, besides his one MANY MISSIONARIES FLOCK BACK % ' c k y ^ U e k m An Episcopalian bishop attended the Glcona. The Bishop of Le Mins preached, thousand converts, has 400,000 waiting to AFTER WAR. | Interchurch conference, but without the C o: NATIONAL and the Bishop of Gay there celebrated be converted. Reports from the European mother j DEEP ROCK direction of the general council of the the first Mass. The Cardinal had teen Thp conversion of China is still our houses of the various missionary socie- ! Main 2 5 8 7 6 1 4 27th S t, Cor. Welton BANK church. However, a correspondent of honored with a splendid reception the greatest possibility, but it must he ef­ ties show that large numbers of priests Under the supervision of the Tlie Living CJiurch is permitted else­ Denver Distributors for the IDAHO SPRINGS Mineral Water. tinted■ States' GPeter Claver for the African United States, speaking in almost every ing them to co-operate in the enforce­ Missions, Fullerton bulldlnir Seventh and Pine streets, St Louts, Mo. state of the union on behalf of Irish in ment of the law has not yet subsided. Catholic Church Extension society, McCormick building, Chicago (constantly dependence. After much difficulty she Scores of letters from clergymen of all helping Colorado rural congregations). succeeded in 1918 in obtaining a passport denominations protesting vehemently Society for the Propagation of the ildidelsK n tls Faith, 343 Lexington avenue. New York. for her return to Europe. This passport, against the suggestion have been re­ N. T. however, restricted her to a voyage to ceived by the commissioner of Internal C X » N E R ^ England. Nevertheless, thru the marvel­ Revenue' at Washington. Most of the VATICAN WAGES ARE RAISED. LAUNDRY 0 i & ™ £ ‘ L a r i m e : r > ous underground machinery that the writers resent the implication that it is , Pope Benedict has increased the pen­ Irish have established, she was enabled the business of churches to seek out the sions of Vatican employes from 10 to 25 2B00-2S20 CUfmS 9T. to escape from England to Ireland. In- lawbreakers. per cent, owing to the high cost of living. WE USE ARTESIAN WATCR

La J ^^hursdaj^ardt^ DBNVBB CATHOLIC KBGISTEB. JPage T h r e # N ew s From Pueblo FA1HER MAGUIRE DOES SPLENDID WORK Golden Jubilee of School and Silver 'm By Jessie Donahue AMONG ITALIANS AT GRAND JUNCTION WILLIAM WOLTERS OF grip.—Mr. J. L. Talbott spent the week­ Jubilee of Two Nuns at Trinidad PUEBLO DIES SUDDENLY end in Denver on business.—Mr. Blaylock Grand Junction, Colo.—Father T. F. ered with bronchial trouble for some has been appointed director of Sacred McGuire is doing splendid work among years, coming to Grand Junction for the (By Irene Keating.) furnish a turkey dinner for the sisters pany of Trinchera and also several St. Leandcr’s Parish, Pueblo.—The fu- Heart choir.—Mrs. Hudson, who has been the Italians of the city. He has his benefit of his health. Mr. Hovorka had Trinidad, Colo.—On Sunday, March 7, on Sunday. dozen from Mr. and Mrs. W . G. Mutch netal of William Walters, whose sudden ill for the past three months, is improv­ Italian church and every Sunday he spent thousands of dollars erecting an ir­ the golden jubilee of the founding of of Rugby, Colorado. These eggs are death occurred last Friday night, took ing steadily.— Mrs. Lorin Fimple is able On Saturday, March 6, Sister Marie has a large attendance at mass. The rigating project in Kannah creek. His St. Joseph’s academy will be celebrated. greatly enjoyed by the patients and the place Monday morning, March 1, from to be about again, after having suffered Regina and Sister Mary Irma of St. choir in his church is composed of the work was not quite finished when he was A Solemn High Mass of thanksgiving sisters wish to thank the Doherty Mer­ St, Lcander’s, church. a very severe case of influenza.—Little Joseph academy will celebrate the silver Italian girls, all of whom have beau­ taken sick with the disease which caused will be celebrated at 9:30, at which cantile company and Mr. and Mrs. W. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Beauvais and two Benice Ducy is again able to resume her jubilee of their entrance into the Sisters tiful voices. Father McGuire is dearly his death, but his sons will finish it. Mr. time Father Wm. Lonergan, former pas­ G. Mutch for their generous gift. sons are the guests at the homes of. studies.—Mr. and Mrs. J. Langdon will Of (Yiarity. The services on that day beloved by both children aiid grown Hovorka leaves six sons, two of whom tor of Holy Trinity church, now pastor On Tuesday evening, March 2, a meet­ their uncles, Paul and Julius Beauvais. return in a short time from the south, will be for the sisters only. folks. are priests, and two daughters. He was of Saored Heart church, Denver, ■will ing for all members o f the parish waa I They came from Illinois last week and where they spent the winter months.— Jliss Mabel Bickett donated to Sister a devout Catholic and will be greatly deliver the sermon. Immediately fol­ held at E'raternal hall, at which time expect to make Pueblo their future home. Mr. George Obrein has been removed to The Altar society, which met at the Eustelle a $100 liberty bond for the missed in Grand Junction and Eiannah lowing the Mass a reception ■«'ill be plana for erecting a new school and con­ / The Ladies of the Altar society will his home from St. Mary’s hospital, where home of Mrs. Blodgett, planned new new school fund. Miss Bickett also Creek. The body was shipped to his. old held at the academy. In the after­ vent were discussed. entertain the Ladies’ Aid society of the he has been confined for the past several work, under their new president, Mrs. gave E'ather Hugh a $50 liberty bond in home in New Prague, Minn. noon Joseph Newman of Denver will K. of C. News. Sacred Heart Orphanage this Thursday weeks.— Miss Mary McFeeley, member J. ©’.Sullivan. It is certain that Mrs. December and the piano that was dis­ The Shavano Camp Fire girls had give an entertainment at EYatemal hall The sad news was received here Sat­ afternoon in St. Patrick’s school hall. of PUeblo Choral club, will take a prom- O’Sullivan will make a fine president posed of at the school fair. If everyone their monthly ceremonial Saturday and will entertain again in the evening. urday that William K. Watson, a well The time will be spent in tying green ment part in “Elgia,” to be given in the as she takes very great interest in were as generous as Miss Bickett we night. The candle lighting ceremony It was fifty years ago tha'b the Rt. known member of this council and for­ bows for the annual tag day. City Auditorium some time in the early the work of the 'church. would not need to worry about get­ was used, the girls lighting the candles Rev. Bishop Machebeuf, the first mer custodian of the K. of C. club rooms, The members of the R. I. Murphy part of March. Miss McFeeley is a mem­ Mrs. Will Donnelly was pleasantly ting a new school and convent, which of work, health and love. The seven bishop of Denver, asked Mother Regina died in Chicago February 27. Mr. W at­ family, all of whom have been sick, ber of the young ladies’ choir of Sacr^ surprised by a beautiful plant sent to we are greatly in need of, and which we laws of the camp—which are; Give to send some sisters to Trinidad to open son came here for his health years ago, are convalescing. Heart church. her by . the Altar society. Flowers are hope to have in the near future. service, seek beauty, pmsue knowledge, a school as prospects were very good. but for the last 15 months had been Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Payne, who were always gratefully received by anyone Father Lonergan will preach the ser­ be trustworthy, hold onto health, glori­ Sisters Louise, Augustine and Fidelis living in Chicago. He was a very active mtrried last week in St. Patrick’s church, who has been confined to her home. mon at the 9:30 Mass. His many PUEBLO DEATHS. fy work and be happy—were defined were the three that ■were Sejit. For member of Holy Trinity Council. R. returned from a trip to La Junta, and friends will be glad to see him, altho The funeral of Andrew Comiskey was Mr. Hovorka Dies. and illustrated by the girls. many years this was the only school in 1. P. are residing at 819 East Ninth street. it is for just a short time, and will also held from the McCarthy chapel Saturday Jos. Hovorka, a prominent citizen of All o f the Knights of Columbus are Trinidad. Among the visiting sisters At the last regular meeting, the The children of St. Leander’s school be glad to have the opportunity of morning and from St. Francis Xavier the Kannah creek district, died at St. working hard for the big event of put­ who will be here to attend the jubilee' question of starting a new parochial enjoyed a holiday Monday, Feb. 23, in hearing him preach again. church. Father Bertram said Mass. Mary’s hospital Monday morning of last ting on the first, second and third de­ will be Sister Angela, who was superior school building was brought up, and an honor otf Washington’s birthday. Singing was by the children’s choir. Pall­ week. Mr. Hovorka had been both­ grees Easter Sunday. at the school in Trinidad for 19 years The many friends of Father James open meeting called for Tuesday, March R. H. Magee and family have moved bearers were Leslie Jones, Joe Markos- continuous. Sister Fidelis, who was one McDoimell will be glad to hear that he 2, to discuss ways and means to that to the home which they recently pur­ - r ski, Mike Mendra, Charles Brown, John of the founders, is now at Antonio is improving from the recent serious end. chased on the South Side. Mrs. Magee Sisk and Frank Roasky. Burial in Rose- hospital, Kenton, Ohio. A t the present illness from which he has been suffer­ Cards were received this week an­ •was one of our most faithful school SISTER PETRONIA OF FRANCISCAN ORDER lawn. time Sister Eustelle is superior and ing for some time. nouncing the coming marriage of collectors. The funeral of James Kinney was there are eleven other sisters here. St. Rev. Father Flanigan is again con­ Thomas H. McCarthy at Los Angeles, John Francis, the infant son of Mr. held Monday morning from the McCar­ CELEBRATES HER SILVER JUBILEE AS NUN Joseph academy has a complete gram­ fined to his bed. Father Flanigan has Chlif. Mr. McCarthy was formerly and Mrs. J. W. Clark, was baptized thy chapel and from Sacred Heart church. mar school, high school and commercial been confined to his bed almost con­ county surveyor of Las Animas county, Sunday, Feb. 22. Father Wolohan offered Mass. Burial (By Beatrice Prior.) dent; Mrs. Roach, vice-president; Mrs. course, and also has a large music tinuously since the middle of October. but is now in the government service. in Roselawn. Colorado Springs.—Sister Petronia of A. Allen, secretary, and Father Higgins, class with Sister Mary Irma and Sis­ The Sisters of San Raphael hospital The annual “Tag” days for the bene­ LENTEN DEVOTIONS ARE The funeral of John Zinno was hij^^ Lindsley, Neb., who had been at St. Fran- treasurer and spiritual adviser. ter Sophia in charge. have received a case of strictly fresh fit of the new school building will be BEING WELL ATTENDED from the McCarthy chapel Monday a flfM ^ ’ hospital twenty-three years, recently Mrs. Mitchell of 515 E. Bijou, who has The ladies of the Altar societv will eggs from the Doherty Mercantile com­ held this year Mareh 13, 14 and 17. noon and from Mount Carmel churclkMfebrated hex silver jubilee with a Sol- been ill for several weeks, is much im­ Sacred Heart Parish, Pueblo.—The Father Valentino conducted the services. emn High Mass and sennon, and bene­ proved. acmi-weekly Lenten services at Sacred Burial in Roselawn. diction in the afternoon. She received Mrs. Margaret McGauvan celebrated Heart church are being well attended, FMward T. Hilderbrand, age 58 years, many beautiful gifts. her ninety-second birthday Wednesday Dispensation from Meat Abstaining but aren’t there many absent? Statis­ died at a local hospital Saturday night Misb Nellie Hardy of Appleton, Wis., at St. EYancis’ hospital. tics of this.parish show that one out of after a short illness. He Samuel Phillips^ Edna Daly is confined to her home by ing at St. Joseph, Mo. 8 o’clock from the chapel at the orphan­ North Weber street. She was assisted Arkansas river, on most of the days on Lent, the last four days of Holy Week, 93.7; Hugh Gribben, 93.3. Grade IX— influenza.—Mrs. E. A. Abell, nurse and age. Father Phelan celebrated Requiem by the Misses Katherine Harrington and Cast for St. Patrick’s Day Play. which meat is forbidden, does not apply and the Vigils of the feasts of the Mary MeGonigle, 95.5; Maureen McCar* infant son have gone on an extended trip Mass. Burial in charge of McMinn. Margaret Keating. The house was dec­ A real treat in the musical and dra­ to the E'ridays in Lent. The law is in Nativity, Pentecost the Assumption and ney, 95.4; Edward Pettit, 93.1: Grade to Spokane, Wash., for the benefit of orated in the college colors, brown and matic line is to be given Colorado force here as elsewhere on these days, Sts. Peter and Paul. This enumeration VIII—Marie Balias, 95; Bernard K6lly, Mrs. Abell’s health.—Miss Evalyn Koontz gold, tlus color scheme being carried out Springs people at the Bums treater on also on Ash Wednesday, Holy Saturday of the forbidden dac’s is taken word for 94.6.; E. SimpSon, 94.5; Gertrude Mc- a t this writing is improving, having been PUEBLO BRIEFS. at the refreshment table. Music, games, the evening of St. Patrick’s day, .when until noon, and the vigils of the festivals word from an article in the Catholic Gonigle, 94; Raymond Adams, 94. Grade confined to her room the past week by Dr. Hiller, who has been in California, and other amusements held place during Francis Adair, the Irish dramatist and of Christmas, Pentecost, the Assump­ Elncyelopedia by Edward de Hinojosa, VII—Rudolph Sillq, 94.2; William Folk- is again in his home office.—Mr. Brifey the evening. singer, will stage a comedy drama, “ The tion and Saints ^eter and Paul. Cath­ (vol. iv, page 543). It must be under­ enstein, 04.1; Albert Morrissey, 92.6; has disposed of his dental laboratory and Batter Krust Bread Mrs. Ray Herrman has gone to Louis­ Peacemaker,” for the benefit of St. olics may cat meat on all the other stood by intelligent people that the law William Ryan, 92.6. Grade VI—Mar­ gone to San Francisco.—Miss Anna Mc- 'Takes you back home” ville, Ken., where she nvill spend the ila ry ’s church- Miss Marguerite Mur­ days of the year without violating any df abstinence is ecclesiastical and not di­ garet Clj'nes, 05.5; John Prendergast, Claskey is home for a short time. Miss month otf March with her parents, !Mr. ray will be leading lady, Mr. Adair tak­ law or');ommitting any sin, no matter vine. Therefore since the Church made 05.1; Eleanor Smith, 94.5. Grade V— McGaskey's school was closed on ac­ and Mrs. F. M. Rasso. ing the title role. where Miey live, if they eat the meat at this law she has a perfect right to make Anita Griesemer, 05; Isabel GribliSn, count of the flu epidemic.—Mrs. Marie Miss Lillie Sears, a student nurse at The cast, in addition to the leads al­ any point south of the above river. The exceptions to it, or even abolish it al­ 94.5; Margaret MeGonigle, 94. Grade IV J.J.HARRINGTON Tobin has been unable to be at her office St. Francis’ hospital, underwent a seri­ ready mentioned, is composed of the fol­ dispensation is territorial and; not per­ together if she tliought well of doing so. —Anna Kelly, 95; Lillian Lally, 94.5; OATING AND VENTILATING in the City Hall for some time, owing ous operation. lowing: Dr. Cassidy, tlie parish doctor, sonal. . It is well to note all thiq and bear Helen Hanley, 93. Grade III—Louis CONTRACTOR to a severe cold.—Mr. Robt. McGraw left Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Hunt.and their Henry McGarry; Agnes Cassidy, his it in mind also. Some people living in St. Patrick’s Parish Notes. Riebling, 94.3; Eileen McMinn, 94.2; Ju­ Jobbing and Repairing a Specialty. this week for Jacksonville, Fla.—Mr. and family, and Miss Mary Kyle, are jn Flor­ daughter. Miss Helen Hendricks; Frank ^t . Patrick’s parish occasionally eat The monthlj' High Mass of Requiem lia Gribben, 91. Grade II—Mary Ellen Phone Champa 2548. Mrs. M. J. Galligan have returned from 826 FOURTEENTH STREET. ida, where they plan a stay of several Dower, a young lawyer, E'rank Gilles; meat on ordinary Fridays or other days on the part of the St. Patrick’s Purga­ Costello, 96; Arleen Gregorioh, 95.4; a visit to the home of their daughter, weeks in Miami. Dr. Eldward Welch, a young doctor, W il­ of abstinence, thinking that is is for­ torial society, for the repose of the souls Jlarion Hartman, 95.3. Grade I—John Mrs. Livingstone, in Arizona.—Mr. and Mr. Mathews Dillon of 1223 West liam J. Bowen; James Welch, his elder bidden to do so when it is not, and thus of deceased members, and friends of liv­ O’Grady, 91; George Holland, 90; Leo FRED F. FISHER Mrs. Ed Fahey are the happy possessors Costilla street is ill at St. Francis’ hos­ brother, Fred C. Howard; Michael Sul­ they commit sin, whereas thc3' might eat ing members, was sung at' 8 o’clock Peyton, 87. of a little baby girl, whose name is to pital. livan. .Tames J. Gaughan; Nellie Darkin, all the meat they wanted at such times Tuesday morning. Catholic Goods be Mary.—Mr. Geo. Martin, deputy col­ oap. m. MUubaa'B. Mother Eleonora, superior of St. An­ Father Whalen's niece, Miss Helen Ma­ without anj’ sin were they better in­ Both of St. Patrick’s Men’s Sodalities, lector for the U. S. internal revenue, FATHER SAS6E, STERLING, Baaks, Roaariaa, Scapidara, Kta thony’s hospital, Denver, spent several honey. The following from the Boston formed. married and single, made a very respect­ with headquarters at La Junta, spent MUST TAKE LONG REST ' MM tLEVXNTH 8TKEXI, days with the Sisters of St. Francis. Transcript will give some idea of Mr. Newcomers sometimes wonder why we able showing at the Communion rail Phona Main 8S64 Sunday in Pueblo.—Mr. Ben Farrell, who Rev. Mother Josepha, provincial su­ Adair’s standing in the dramatic and are allowed such a rare privilege and oc­ Sunday, E’eb. 22, but there is still room Sterling.—Rev. P. U. Sasse will leave received a severe shock from a fall on perior of the Poor Sisters of St. Francis musical worlds; “ Mr. Adair has appeared casionally they are not a little scandal­ for improvement. The standard good this week for a vacation of from tliree the icy pavement last week, has been of the Perpetual Adoration, whose moth- in every English-speaking country thm- ized thereat, thinking that good Catho­ men of the congregation, old and j'oung, to four months. Father Sasse has not The Frank M. HaU taken to St. Mary’s hospital.—Mr. and erhouse is at Lafayette, Indiana, is vis­ out the world in support of Sir Henry lics ought not to do such a thing. The were there. JIany others ought to stan­ Mrs. Martin Walter, Miss Marie Walter, had any vacation for several years, and iting St. Francis’ hospital with Sister Irving, Otis Skinner, Amelia Bingham first Bishop of Colorado, the venerable dardize themselves and get into line Drug Co. Miss Eleanor Walter left last Saturday his duties have been increasing until it Bernarda, her assistant. From here they and in the Charles Frohman companies J. B. Machebeuf, was fond of telling a also. Every man in the parish, married has become necessarj' for him to take a CBX. LARIMER k 17TH STt. evening for Pasadena, where they will ■will go to New Mexico. in America. His debut was made story along this line. One winter night or single, who wants to do the right long rest. 'Fhe children in St. Anthony’* Daavsr, Oola. remain indefinitely.—Mr. and Mrs. M. Dr. and Mrs. William Francis Drea with the famous English actor, Wilson in the early days he arrived at the thing and live a good Christian life ought P. Keating, Miss Isabelle Keating and school gave an entertainment Monday went to Denver Saturday. Mrs. Drea Barre. He has supported Eklward S. house of a section boss in the southern to join one or other of these sodalities. Harold Keating left for Galveston, Tex­ in his honor. remained there for the concert of Willard and Sir George Alexander in part of the state and introduced him­ The expense is practically nil, and the as, where they are planning to remain The Altar and Rosary society met Jascha Heifetz, violini.st, who played the numerous plays of their repertoires self as the “Bishop of Colorado.” It time not more than one hour and a half E. E. ROST several months or longer.—Mr. and Mrs. Thursday at the homo of Mrs. John at the Auditorium Monday evening. ami with Miss Janet Mansfield, has co- happened to he on a Friday and the good eacli month, whereas the benefit is in­ Lawrence Murray of No. 14 Block U have Mathis. The attendance was large and Mrs. Josie Stemisha, 26 years old, starred in Great Britain and Ireland in Bishop, being hungry as well as cold and calculable to the individual, besides the Groceries and Provisions returned home, after spending a pleasant at the close o f the business meeting a wife of Frank Sternisha, who died at romantic Irish plays similar to the pro­ weary, asked to have some meat cooked good example given to families, and the musical program was enjoyed.—A letter Cn. sitli Ave. and Franklin S t winter in California and Seattle, Wash. her home, 2815 West Pikes Peak ave­ ductions of Chaimcey Olcott in this coun- for supper. Wliercupon the good Irish magnificient edification given to. all by was received last week from E’rank Phone Main 4275 —The Ladies’ Aid society of Sacred Heart nue, was buried from St. Mary’s church tr}'. In Ireland he has also become fa­ section boss and his wife bocaiUe indig­ seeing a large bod\^ of stalwart men orphanage met last Thursday afternoon Giaeomini, a student in the University in W est Colorado Springs, the Rev. R a­ mous as the star of his own companies, nant and told liiir! very plainly that he making this splendid public act of faith. SYMPTOMS OF in the lower hall of St. Patrick’s school, of Berlin. It is the first letter Sterling EYE TROUBLE ther Brinker officiating. and to quote the E’reenian’s Journal of was a fraud and not a Catholic Bisliop, Mrs. J. J. McDonnell, St. Patrick’s where they tied green bows for St. Pat­ relatives have received since 1916, at Headache, Dizziness, The meeting of the Altar society was Dublin, ’His magnificient speaking and for no Catholic Bishop would “ate mate choir mistress, had a rehearsal for St. which time communication with the Ger­ Pains at Base of Brain rick’s day. Those present were: Mrs. held'Friday afternoon in St. Mary’s hall, singing voice places him as the best on E'riday even if he was dying.’! Bishop Patrick's night on Sunday afternoon. The Neuralgia, Fainting, II. H. Gamier, Mrs. J. Sullivan, Mrs. An­ man people was interrupted by the war. "We absolutely Guarantee Our Glasses and the following officers were unani­ dramatic actor and singer produced by Machebeuf tried to explain the privilege choir is going to be something grand. drew McGovern, Mrs. M. Barron, Mrs. J. The letter states that Mr. Giaeomini will GOLD FILLED GLASSES, $2.50 mously elected: Mrs. DePeyre, presi­ Ireland in a quarter of a century.’ ” which the “ Bulla de la Santa Cruzada” Over fift.v cultured voices will sing the F. Farley, Mrs. John Bergin, Mrs. N. J. proliablj’ return home in March.—Mr. allowed to Catholics living in these re­ ancient lays of Ireland with thrilling SCHWAB, SWISS OPTICIAN Dillon, Mrs. B. Cullen, Mrs. Patrick Harr, and Mrs. Fred Johnson received word gions, but in vain. The Irisiiniaji would effect. Musical people from all over the Ph, Main 5171. 921 15th S t Mrs. John Dunn, Mrs. R. F. McAlpine, last week that Miss Rose Johnson, Mr. not believe it and ordered him ^o “ lave city will take part in it. The “ Friends Mrs. William Hewitt, Mrs. Adams Mann, IHREE CATHOUC BOYS OF LA JUNTA Johnson’s niece, who competed in the in­ his house at once.” And the good Bishop, of Irish Freedom” kindl.v postponed their Directory of Mrs. L. L Sills, Mrs. Patrick Keyes, Mrs. ternational' championship ice skating no doubt fearing the fire that blazed social so that everj'lxid.v would be free J. J. Callahan, Miss Blanche Brand. The contest, had won the championship for AMONG MARTYRS TO LOVE OF COUNTRY in that Irishman’s eye, thought that to hear Rt. Rev. Bishop Tihen tell the peo­ Attorneys-at- Law next meeting will be with the ladies of women for United States and Canada.— discretion was lietter than valor, so he ple of Pueblo, in bis own inimitable way, OF COLORADO. the Altar society of St. Leander’s church Clarence Latta, the seven-year-old son of hitched up his famous horse and buggy “ Why God Loves the Irish.” Be sure in the school hall, Thursday afternoon, (By Kathrine O’Neil.) The Guardian Angels’ society reorgan­ Dr. and Mrs. C. J. Latta, was struck by JAMX* J. McFEBLY La Junta, Colo.—Harry Robert Has- ized recently with Miss Helena Kranz and hiked along to find some Mexican’s to be there; the lecture alone is worth a car about 'four o’clock Friday after­ Attomey-at-Law March 4.—Camp Commander Leo B. well, Gavino Gutierrez and Jolm S. as president and will hold the regular cabin on the lonely plain where he might more than the price of the ticket. noon. Several teeth were broken and 426 Foster Building Kelly opened the recent Pueblo meeting obtain some carnero and frizoles to sat­ Mrs. M. E. Stewart, an old time mem­ Phone 4295 when, the nearest of kin of soldiers Schiller, three CTatholic boys of this city monthly meeting this week.—St. Ann’s the child suffered severe bruises, but n » isfy his inner man. 'U'e need not wonder ber of St. Patrick’s parish and now living killed in battle received certificates from who were killed in action in the late Altar society enjoyed a pleasant meet­ bones were broken.—Mrs. W. J. Truit, MOKSISSEY, MAHONSar A SCOFIELD war, were among the sixteen La Juntans ing last Thursday afternoon at the home at the indignation of this good Catholic in Seattle, is visiting her daughters, who for the past week has been critically Attomeys-at-Law the French government. Irishman. Doubtless he had been a boy Mrs. Eidward Lodge and Miss Aima 805-07 Symes G ild in g whose nearest of kin received certifi­ of Mrs. Frank Prinstcr on West Fourth. ill, is much improved.—A. A. Spitzer left Phone Main 4310 Denver, Colo. cates at the patriotic memorial services —Mr. and Mrs. James Doran are in this or young man in Ireland during the Stewart. Good Mrs. Stewart was one of Monday for Scottsbluff, Neb., on a busi­ FATHER MANNIX GIVES jeld under the ausjiices of Charles E. city, gue.sts of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. dreadful years of the great famine, and the ver^’ active me'hibers of St. Patrick’s ness trip.—C. E. MoQueen of Denver wt* ViriLLLAM H. ANDREW Attorney-at-Law LENT SERMON AT GREELEY McFarland post No. 9, American Legion, Bradish.—Mrs. J . A. Noble left Sun­ he saw his neighbors or perhaps mem­ congregation over a quarter of a century a Sterling visitor Friday.—Dr. and Mr*. il6 Charles Building in the Rourke theater E'ebruary 22. . A day for Chicago, where she will visit bers of his own family die of starvation ago. Her husband, Mr. Spencer Stewart, C. J. Latta spent Monday ia Denver.— TeL Main 1369 Denver, Colo. (By Cecilia Walsh.) beautiful program was given, and the with her parents for a short time.— rather than eat meat, which the “ soup- was a well known citizen of Pueblo in Anton Hurrt of Defiance, 0., and Mr*. Greeldy.—The congregation of St. ers” would give to the starving people his day, having been countj' clerk for JOHH H. REDDIN, benediction was pronounced by Father Mr. John Akolt of Denver was in I>a T. iL Burns of Sherwood, O., arrived Attorney and Counselor at Law Peter’s church was very fortunate in Felix Dilly, post chaplain, who saw serv­ Junta between trains a few days ago, only on Fridays—-taking advantage of several terms. All the Stewart children Sunday, called here by the illness o f •12-614 Ernest and Cranmer Block hearing the' sermon delivered by Father ice overseas as a chaplain. attending to professional business.— their famishing condition in order to attended St. Patrick’s school, and one of their mother,, iirs. Flora Hurrt.—^Mra. '’^Seventeenth and Curtis Streets Mannix of the Denver Cathedral, Tuesday The Lenten devotions are being large­ Mrs. Guthrie of Rocky Ford and daught­ make them apostates from their faith. them. Will, was a student at Sacred E'rank Bernhard left Satiu-day for Rifles fte n s Main 667 Denver, Cola evening.—The Altar and Rosary society ly atten'ded on Wednesday and Friday ers were in La Junta Saturday, where History tells us that thousands, nay, Heart college, Denver, in the early nine­ Colo., where she will be housekeeper for has planned a food sale to be held Sat­ evenings. Esther Dilly is giving a series they visited for a,short time at the home hundreds of thousands of the Irish peo- ties. Mrs. Stewart is accompanied by Father Stern, who was formerly assist­ urday. This sale will be held at the of sermons on the Passion of the Lord. of Mr. and Mrs. .J. B. O’Neill.—'Mr. J. F. ple» died of starvation at that time her daughter, Mrs. Slary Hibbard, also ant in Sterling.—Miss Alice Strutzel gas office.—Mass will be celebrated at Prinster and son, Leo, spent a few days rather than give up their Catholic faith a resident of .Seattle. spent Sunday in Denver. Elaton Saturday at !) o’clock.—Mrs. Nick dent, devoted and widely known mem­ last week in Amarillo, Texas, attending for a bite of English-Protestant meat. The ticketa for the grand entertain­ Peter and three children are sick at the bers. Her work carried her among the to busingss matters.—Miss Ruth Bradish, Perhaps this is the reason wliv the good ment in the Municipal Auditorium on POPE AIDS COLD CHILDREN. home of her father, Mr. F'rank Neglass. poor and neglected and among the sick, who has been enjoying a visit with her Irish people in these later days have St. Patrick’s night are in the market, The Pope has sent 10,000 blankets to —Miss Eunice Onstine spent Saturday and her weekly visits to Koch ■ hospital parents in this city, returnbd to Denver such a holy horror of eating meat on but thej’ are not going like wildfire. the children of Vienna, and 20,000 to and Sunday at home.—Mrs. J. A. Phelps were events among the sufferers there on Monday, where she resumed her E’ridays—the test of faith or the sign What a reflection this is on the Irish of other parts of Austria. has recovered from an attack of ptomaine looked forward to from one seven days duties as student nurse at St. Joseph’s of apostasy in former times, and St. Patrick’s parish. Here is the fine.st poisoning.—^Miss OToole spent the week­ to the next. The deceased, whose name hospital.—Mr. and Mrs.- William Morri­ it is not a bad test of Catholic opportunity they ever had of celebrating end in Denver.—Mrs. Devine has re­ before entering the religious life was son of Rocky E'ord were in Ija Junta on faith today where the law is in force. their Patron Saint’s festival, and they turned from a week’s visit in Denver.— Miss Marguerite Pollet, was born in business one day last week.—Mrs. B. J. ■\t all cvent,s, we who live in this sec­ won't come forward to sell tickets. Dr. W atkins Osgood Onstine left Sunday for Wyo­ tion of (Mlorado have the privilege of France fifty-five years ago, and for thir­ Matcni, director of St. Patrick’s choir, Class Leaders for February. * ming.—'The Altar and Rosary society eating meat on ordinary Fridays and ty-three years she had been a Sister in was able to attend Mass last S\mday Grade XII—Mary Pittman, 91.3; Mar­ DENTIST will receive Comqiunion in a body Sun­ on other days-without denying our faith Pueblo, Colo. Phone Main 1537. the Order of Helpers of the Holy Souls. forAhe first time in several weeks. Mrs. tha Morrissey, 90.5. Grade X I—Arthur day.—The Children of Mary will meet or committing an\- sin whatever. This She came to St. Louis seventeen years Matern and family have l>een confined Ray hawk, 94.5; Eileen Keyes, 94.1; Mar­ St. Mary’s Branch No. 298—Meets 2d with Helen Maddler Thursday afternoon. ago with the first band of exiled sisters to their'home, suffering from influenza. concession wa.s granted to the Spanish ahd 4th Tuesdays in Charles Building. — Mrs. Fred Schick spent several days in explorers and colonists of these regions Sacred Heart Branch No. 316—Meets who, under the lYench law of expulsion —Mr. and Mrs. William Lauer, who have second and fourth Wednesday evenings Cheyenne visiting her sister-in-law. Miss for all religious orders, were forced to been residents of I>a Junta for the past in the sixteenth century and has never ih Charles building. Anna Schick.—J. B. Lehan spent Satur- find refuge in foreign lands. Mother St. several years, went to Denver last week liecn revoked. In 1573 Pope Gregory St. Joseph’s Branch No. 611—Meets dav in Denver.—Miss Eliza Grant is ill. Gaetan had charge of sewing classes for expecting to make that city their fu­ X lII issued the last “ Bull of the Cru­ second and fourth Thursday evenings of sade,” as it is called, and it was renewed etch month at St. Joseph’s hall, Sixth colored women as well as white, which ture home.—Miss Eileen O’Connor w p a avenue and Galapago street. Mrs. Rose she taught in the convent assembly week end visitor in Colorado Springs.— by many of his immediate successors stop at THE JOYCE HOTEL ANGEL OF MERCY WAS RELIGIOUS T, Cullen, president; Miss Mamie Clan- and never recalled by any of the later EXILE FROM FRANCE. room, and until a severe illness of two Mrs. Galin, who has been visiting her tdn, secretary. years ago she visited the poor in their daughter, Mrs. J. V. Carey, left for her ones. According to this Bull the faith­ St. Mary Magdalene Branch No. 1094— In the death o f Mother Mary of St. Meets every first and third Tuesday of Gaetan, which occurred in St. Louis re­ homes when they were sick, and per­ home in, Iowa.—Mr. and Mrs. John R. ful of the Spanish dominions, among When in Colorado Springs many other concessions, ■were permitted tich month at 8 p. m. at 221 Charles cently, the community of the Helpers formed the most menial service for their Decker are visiting at the home of Mr. bpilding. M'S. Mary S. Wirtz, pnrii- of Holv Souls loses one of its most ar- relief. Decker’s parents in Columbus, Georgia. to cat meat on all days of Lent and dpot; Mm . G M. Whitcomb, recordiC

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The Denver Catholic Register W ar Veterans Prom ote Scouts at Longm ont LISTEN TO CHURCH, + CALENDAR OF THE WEEK. + BaniMM Muutger, Hemy Trepper. Editor, Matthew J. W. Smith. ♦ 1------♦ + .March 7, Sunday— Third in Lent. + Entered eecond-clasi natter at the postofflce at Denver, Colo. as NOT TO WORLD. IF ♦ Gospel, Luke xi, 14-28: .Icsus casts + Jf out a devil. .St. Thomas -\quiiias, + Published Weekly by YOU WANT HAPPINESS ♦ Doctor of Church, O.P.. 1274. ' 4* The Catholic Publishing Society (Inc.) + March 8, Monday -St. John of ♦ 1930 Curtis Street. (By Rev.‘ Mark W. Lappen.) + God, founder Hospitallers, 1550; + ♦ patron of hospitals. ♦ Telephone Main 5413 Denver, Colo. THIRD SUNDAY IN LENT. “Let no man deceive you with vain + March 0, Tuesday—St. Frances 4* words.” —Epistle of the Sunday. 4" of Rome, widow, 1440. 4> March lO, Wednesday — Forty Thursday, March 4,1920. Various are the ways in which the 4* 4* 4* Martyrs of Sebasti, soldiers, 320. 4» world may deceive you. Varied are the A ebarge, just enough to cover the ma nufacturing of the cuts, is nade for in- 4* March ll, Thursday— *St. .Angus 4» methods employed to entrap the unwary serflair photographs in this newspaper. + the Culdee. .Abbott Bishop, Ireland. 4" CHANGE OF ADDRESS—In requesting a change of address, give old as well as or to lead them astray from the path 4* March 12, Friday—St. Gregory 4* new address. of virtue. Appeals are made to vanity. I 4* the Great, .Pope and Doctor of 4> COMMUNICATIONS intended for publication in a current issue should be in this Pleasure pretends to be more mighty office not later than Tuesday evening, and should invariably be accom­ 4» Church, (i04; Apostle of England. 4* than even God Himself. Virtue is pic­ panied by name and address of sender as a guarantee of good faith. 4" March 13, .Saturday—*.St. Eu- 4* tured as the food for infants and weak­ 4* phrasia, virgin, 412. 4> lings, while vice puts on the robe of 4" League of the Sacred Heart. 4* manliness and strength. The practises OFnCIAL NOTICE. 4* General Intention for March: 4* of penance and mortification appear de­ Ths Catholic Register has our fullest approval as to its purpose and 4* The League in Parishes. 4* crepit with old age, as things that have method of publication. We declare it the official organ of the Diocese of 4’ 4*4'4‘ 4'4'4'4'4'4>4'4'4*4*4'4' Denver and earnestly bespeak for it the whole-hearted support of our outlived their usefulness and fit only iriests and people.' That support will make The Register a strong power to be consigned to the waste pile of an­ out any other argument than “ I say so,” Jor the spread of God’s Kingdom in Colorado. cient superstitions. Faith in God, in His \ ^.J. HENRY TIHEN, the divinity of Ghrist is discarded by the Cliurch, in the teachings intrusted to M a y l, 1918. Bishop of Denver. world. The Church, however, is reason­ her, are brought forth in the hideous able and offers her truths substantiated garb of the buffoons of the middle ages. by proofs. She tells us that Christ is the Clirist our Lord is presented to us no Messiah that had been promised for ages, longer transfigured, with no semblance THE OUTI’OME OF THOSE EXTREME FASHIONS. proclaims Him as God, the second person of the divinity about Him, with hardly (According to Isaias iii, 18-25.) of the Blessed Trinity, equal to and the look of an intellectual man. And “ Tu that day the Lord will take away the ornaments of shoes, co-eternal with the Father and together we are told to gaze upon the scene, and and little moons, and chains and nectklaces, and bracelets, and with her proclamation quotes the scrip­ see the utter folly of endeavoring to bonnets, and bodkins, and ornaments of the legs, and tablets, tures, quotes history, summons forth the Longmont, Colo., Troop of Scouts and T heir Leaders. At left Mr. Wm. E. Reed, Overseas K. of C. Secretary, Scoutmaster. bind ourselves with, the shackles that At right, Mr. Phillip Mulligan, American Legion Man, Assistant Scoutmaster. centuries past to testify that she speaks and sweet balls, and earrings, and rings, and jewels hanging on make life hard and irksome, that destroy the truth. the forehead, and changes of apparel, and short cloaks, and fine our freedom as independent, thinking linen, and crisping pins, and looking-glasses, and lauTis,. and EUROPEAN UPHEAVAL IRISH ORATOR STIRS UP CORNERSTONE IS LAID men and women. So insistent is the in­ Listen to the world and you will be headbands, and fine veils, ilnd instead of a sweet smell there DESCRIBED BY KNIGHT SACRED HEART COLLEGE FOR NEW PARISH SCHOOL vitation, so often repeated that many deceived. Heed the Church, who speaks shall be stench, and instead of a girdle a cord, and instead of are tempted to heed it. in the name of God, accept her teachings, (Continued from Page 1.) An unexpected oratorical treat waa (Continued from Page 1.) follow her directions, live according to curled hair baldness, and instead of a stoniacher haircloth, and But “ let no man deceive you with vain down of many of the stores in Vienna, given the students of Sacred Heart col­ and therefore the most difficult of all her precepts and you will find, not dis­ instead of beauty the impress left by fire.’’ L. words,” let not the world or worldlings whose stocks they had depleted and lege on Monday afternoon by Peter studies. No man gets it by accident. appointments and deceptions, but a with the glittering show of deception which are therefore compelled to go out Golden of the American Commission on Thought and study, reading aiid hear­ happiness, a peace, a contentment that draw you aside from the road where the THE XOX-rARTISAX LEAGUE AND CATHOLICS. of business. Irish Independence. A t the invitation ing'about it are necessary. While there cannot exist except in a life that belongs saints have trod, where first of all Christ The most painstaking investigation yet made into the Xon- •Worked With Anne Morgan. of Rev. H. L. McMenamin this brilliant are some who know their religion yet to God and is lived for God. Himself has walked. Easy as it may be Uartisan league by a Catholic authority has just been conducted “The raiding of the relief trains, which yo\ing defender-of Ireland’s rights made are false to it, ordinarily when a* man to be deceived sfill more easy is it to dis­ by Dr. Frank O’Hara, professor of economics at the Catholic get into the border country about twice his appearance in the college assembly falls away from it, it is because he is University of America, under the auspices of the Central Bureau each week, is a serious problem. It is hall and the unanimous impression at ignorant of its teachings. One or two cover the truth, for no man may be fooled ALTAR SOCIETY HOPES TO in spiritual matters except him who is of the Central Society (Temple Bldg., St. Louis, Mo.), which has done with on avowed vengeance and the end of his talk was that such elo- hours in church a week will not give GROW FOLLOWING MISSION willing to be a fool. With God’ s grace when I left in early January it was still (|uence had never before been heard by the child all the religious knowledge he published his findings in pamphlet form. Dr. O’Hara went to you can easily pull aside the masquerade North Dakota to make a first-hand study of the league. going on. There have been numerous those who ILstened to Mr. Golden’s must-have for his own safety. Every The ladies of the Cathedral Altar and food riots in A'ienna and Budapest. In fiery address. Taking up point by point which the world appears in, you can Rosary society will meet at the home of »The league did not start out as a j)olitical party, but sup­ day in the week, must this instruction the capital city I was warned to get out the absurd accusations levelled against be given. The Bishop showed that, even find out the falsity of her claims, you Mrs. Dennis Sheedy, 1115 Grant street, can behold her as she really is. Common ported candidates from'both the Republican and Democratic by some rioters who said that the sight his beloved country he refuted them be­ tho other studies are taken up in a on Friday afternoon, March 12. An ad­ sense alone will enable you to realize .organizations who Avere willing to uphold its program. It suc­ of a uniform infuriated the mobs. yond the possibility of a reply. He pari.sh ■ school, thei attftosphere of the dress will bo given by the Rev. Hugh L. that all-she offers is nothing but passing ceeded iu time in capturing almost the entire state goA'ernment. “In the Aisne section of France I showed how the ideal of national inde­ school with the religious garb of the McMenamin, director of the society. Com­ The league is distinctly a class movement, financed and conducted worked with Miss Anne ilorgan, who is pendence has been fostered in Ireland Sisters, the .sacred pfetures, etc., must show, so arranged and so produced as to plete reports will be made of the work for the benefit of farmers. A state bank, state flour mills, state, head of the American Relief for the for seven hundred years and he assured affect the child in a religious way as make the acceptance of all that she. says of the recent mission. At the closing cleAutors, state* luiil insurance and state jeacking houses comjerise French in that sector, which came under his audience that the late.st embodiment well as his religious studies. and does as most reasonable. Tear away service of the women’s mission on Sun­ its program. It has a most poAA’erful political machine, Avith the great guns during the war. Her work of this lasting ideal, the Irish Republic, He called‘attention to the American the flimsy garments of deception that day afternoon, January 25, the Jesuit has been very \yell managed and hfr ac­ is an establishment which will be over­ flags around aixl showed that there is she. has placed upon the characters she missionary. Father Conroy, made an clear eAudence of being conducted for ]>ersonal profit in some presents and you will recognize them all instances. It has already killed fifty or sixty ncAvspapers oj)})osed complishments therein are sdrketlfihg thrown only after the bodies of free no greatet teacher of patriotism than earnest appeal for a larger membership which the American people havsf heard Irishmen shall have l)een piled high on religion. Religion tells me that I must as the best friends of your life, as the in the Altar and Rosary society. F'ather to it. true companions of a real Christian, as very little about. She has done uon-| a soil already blood-soaked by the render to Caesar the things that are Cornroy said that is was not only a duty, the necessary guides for the traveler iii Dr. O’Hara upholds the contention so frequently made that derful WDik in building and repairing the j tyranny of centuries. Facts most re­ Caesar’s. The mo.st patriotic nations but also a i>rivilege for every woman of .some of the chief leaders are Socialistic, and giA'es the arguments homes of the peasants and taking care of j volting to liberty-loving Americans were are the most religious. There is no bet­ in this vale of tears and sorrows. the parish to assist in the care of God’s of the league opponents about the dangers of Socialism if the the widows and orphans.” |brought forth to give an idea o f the ter way of incidcating patriotism than Virtue may be shown as a simple child, altars and sanctuary. The officers of the league continues. Of the tA\'o Catholic Bishops in North Dakota, Speaking of Ireland, Mr. Cameron ex-j awful situation prevailing in Ireland at by teaching love of our fellow men, and but has Christ our Redeemer not warned society will be plca.sed to enroll at the Bishop Wehrle of Bismarck has taken a stand against the league, plained that his work had given him an i present. Tliough he spoke for an hour the chief aim of Catholicity is to make us that unless we become like little chil­ March 12 meeting any new members who due to the tendency tOAA'firds Socialism, but Bishop O’Reilly of opportunity to travel extensively in that; it was all too short and the thunderous us love God and our neighl)o'r. dren, we cannot e.xpect to enter heaven ? wish to assist in this noble work. Fargo has taken no public stand. “ His vieAV is that there is no country, where the Knights of Columbus j applause that followed Mr. Golden’s dra­ God has a special love for children, Sin and vice cannot easily be painted as The chairman of the music committee, beautiful and made to smile attractively, religious issue iuA'olved and therefore no special reason AA hy he, had establi.shed a large club in the city of matic close—a verse from Father Ry­ and will give a special blessing to those Mrs. Ale.xius A. Gargan, has arranged for as Bishop, should take a public stand on the question.” Dublin that took an active interest in an’s “Erin’s Flag”'-—was the students’ sin­ who assist in putting up this school for even tho we know that peace and happi­ a program of unusual merit. A large cere appreciation of the speaker, and of ness are destroyed by them. The spirit Dr. O’Hara’s'A'erdict can be said to be neither favorable nor American naval men. They were scat­ the little ones. Whatever is done for attendance is requested. The meeting tered at' the cities on the coast of the Fr. McMenamin’s efforts in inviting him God alwaj's brings a big return, for never of sacrifice, of penance and of sacrifice, will open promptly at 2:30 o’clock. unfavorable. But he urges that it Avould be the part of Avisdom Emerald Isle, and between Dublin and to address the college. is He outdone in generosity. thank God, are old, as old as the world lor innocent by-standers in other states not to attempt to inter­ such base ports Mr. Cameron and his On last Saturday and Monday the Father Piccoli showed the need of itself, in fact have become venerable fere Avith the North Dakotans, but let them Avork out the plan K. of C. supplies operated. “ Ireland is classes of both high school and college Catholic education and its advantages with age, having been the companions of SEMINARIAN’S MOTHER either to success or failure; postponing its introduction ehseAA here whisperland,” said the Casey man. “ They departments received their marks for the to the community at large, while Mrs. our Saviour and lived intimately with IMPROVES IN ILLNESS until there is concrete evidence of its success in that state, Avhich have developed a very serious mood in month of February. The leaders of the Hyder expressed her gratification at the all the friends of God, of holiness and is probably the be.st place in the Union for the experiment. The that country. There is no song nor loud month were: evidence of intellectual progress in the even of decency. Faith, too, may be old A letter received this week by the fanners of North Dakota can be tru.sted, he thinks. He calls laughing but a certain sombreness in the College department;—Sophomore, Leo. erection of the new school, and .said that fashioned, that supernatural faith with Very Rev. J. J. Cronin, C.M., president of attention, however, to the propaganda efforts of the Non-Partisan very air. Everyone whispers. In Irelaiul A. Doyle; freshman, John Weber. she never has felt that an education which the world is unacquainted, the St. Thomas’ seminary, Denver, from Mr. league to spread itself over other states. I saw more British ‘tommies’ than I had High school department:—Fourth could be complete witljout religious kind that is not bom over night like so Joseph Koch, who was summoned to the The Central Society, commenting on the professor’s findings, ever seen in all my sojourns about France. year high, Gerald Kelly; third year high training. many of the fashionable “ isms” of the bedside of his dying mother at Roches­ Just think of that. A, Emmett Barry and Lowell Lloyd; The school building will be worth day, and unlike them has the power to ter, N. Y., just a few days before he was says that it agrees that a clean-cut yes or no decision about Crimes Not by Sinn Feiners. third year high B, Charles Vega; second about $25,000, but the men of the parish lift us up into the realms of light, into to receive the subdiaconate, announced whether Catholics .should join the league is out of the question. “ If the British government would only .year high A, Willis Moran; second year are doing ,so much work personally that the atmosphere of the Almighty. And do that Mrs. Koch showed great improve­ “ But Ave do not believe that our people must remain aloof from spend one-fifth of the money the mili­ high B, Vincent Carlin; first year high they will be able to- cut down this we not know that the world is wrong ment when her son and her husband ar­ the moA’ement.” If they Avish to join, it admonishes them to tary establishment in Ireland is costing A, Bernard Schutte; first year high B, amount. when it tells us that Christ is only a rived from Denver. She is not out ef study the platform Avith the assistance of their pari.sh priests, to assi.st the people with hospitals and Paul Moran. man, merely a human being like ourselves danger, but there is now good hope for insist upon the, elimination of undesirable planks an® critically medical treatment and schools, there wards was learned that the men were with perhaps a greater intellect and a her recovery. Mr. Koch is studying for examine the character and policies of candidates, refusing to might be a different storj- to tell. I am members of a Jesse James gang and loftier mind? Without a proof and with- the Denver diocese. support any A\ ho do not measure up to a proper standard. no Sinn Feiner nor Irish propagandist.; were after Mr. Dwyer and two men at But in the streets of Ireland I eneount- i LATE ROBERT DWYER the smelters. Colorado Catholic farmers AAho have aReady affiliated Avith _ I the league or Avho have been asked to join it should send to the ered more people who needed medical at- | In 1888 Mr. Dwyer, when serving as Central Society for this A’aluable pamphlet. S. teiition than 1 had ever seen in my life. | H A D EXCITING L IF E marshal of Durango, was accidentally They were crippled old men and tvomen, | shot by a policeman, while making an children and young men. I do not know : arrest. The bullet, after pas.sing thni Have You RegistereiJ? AS STUPID AS WICKED. where the most of the stories' of the AS PIOIER SHERIFF the prisoner’s ear, struck Mr. Dwyer at Up to this, the Bolshevik! have been credited only with the Sinn Fein riots emanate, but T su.^pect the base of the nose and lodged in his ych by name, OAvned by M. Alanassief, and the lust for brutality and murder. Bank Tlie first sheriff of La Plata county OTHER NEWS OF DURANGO. was Dick Giles, who died in 1877, having (By Sarah Rule.) Ihe Bolsheviki here concerned Avere those of Timbirsk on the robberies, shootings of policemen, etc., are been appointed by Governor Routt. The The 'Misses Cavanaugh, Paquin, O'Brien Free Evening School Volga. They considered that this horse, Avhich in its career had found irpon investigation to be nothing more than shindigs which have their first election was held that fall and and Reel were the dinner guests of Mrs. l>eaten many records and Avon-some 880,00 francs in prizes, had inception after copious drinking. The as­ Robert Dwyer, much against his will, was O’Connell and daughter, Mayme, Feb. For Demobilized Soldiers, Sailors and made too much money, and they fired a feAV bullets into its liead. sailants in fifty per cent turn out to be elected as sheriff of La Plata county 22. Miss O’Brien is another new comer Marines -will open soon at Ne-w K. of 0. Caligula AA'as less .stupid. L. in the fall of 1877. He was re-electcd to our parish, due to the change of former soldiers. Home at Sixteenth Ave. and Grant St., for the succeeding term but resigned be­ IVestern Power Co. offices from Mont­ Italians Bitter Agginst U. S. Denver, •which is being remodeled and •WE CANNOT ABOLISH CLASSES BUT ties to his le.ss fortunqte brethren, may fore the end of the term in order to give rose to Durango. Miss O’Brien has “ In Italy I found the people with an W E CAN REFORM THEM. get along fairly well here, but he is most more time to his farming interests, which been used to southcni California cli­ equipped for the purpose. exaggerated idea that their country won You cannot abolish classes altogether certainly going to answer for it here­ were needing his attention. The office of mate and hasn’t as yet fallen in love the war for the allies, and all thoughts in social reformation, and it is foolish after, and by driving this lesson home to sheriff paid but little salary and as he with Durango’s, mud and slush. of the Piave disaster forgotten. They A CLASS IN AUTO MECHANICS WILL BE THE FIRST to try it. True democracy, as Cardinal him, we can come very close towards was a real man hunter and always got IV. C. Rogers of North Durango was are demanding this and that thru their TO BE FORMED. Bourne pointed out, “freely acknowl­ solving many of our most intricate eco­ the man he was after, no matter how rushed home from Chama recently very statesmen, and liave a very bitter and edges the diversity of gifts that man nomic problems. Pauperism arose for difficult the undertaking, his duties as ill. The doctor, however, after a time, unfriendly feeling for the people of the Other Classes: Shorthand, Typewriting, Business receives, with the consequent inevitable the first time in Christianity with the sheriff made serious demands upon his pronoimeed the patient in no danger United States. I don’t know of any English,' Penmanship, Accounting, Commercial I differences of position, learning, acquirc- Refonnation, when the monasteries and time. He brought men in from Utah and but suffering from a severe cold. other country in Europe today which Law, Elementary English, Arithmetic,. Geography, [mehts and possessions which have ever the gild funds were confiscated by rapa­ New Mexico without requisition. The Mrs. Mary Finn has leased the Rod- displays such,contempt for things Ameri­ History and Civics, Civil Service, Telegraphy, icharacterized, and must always charac­ cious nobles. The monasteries had grown first prisoners in the courfty jail at Parrot chester hotel for two years and will can as the Italian nation docs for our Mechanical Drawing, Salesmanship, Modem Lan­ terize the members of the race.” very rich, but they used thdr surplus City were lodged there by him and he move to her newly purchased home, people. guages, Acetylene Welding-.—will he formed as Equality in the distribution of justice, wealth in caring for the poor, and poor took them to Canon C^ty as the first the L. E. I.,ewis property, on Third and “They would like to make the Adriatic is what we must seek, with a better un­ houses were not needed. The gilds, which convicts from I.* Plata county to the Fifth, this week. I’apidly as possible to meet the educational needs sea an Italian lake,” said the K. of C. derstanding on the part of both rich and so well protected the working men, under state penitentiary. * of those who register. man, “ but it is one thing that Mr. AVil- The flu claimed another victim in jpoor of their duties towards one another. the guidance of the Church, were abol­ In 1874 the late Mr. Dwyer was ap­ son is right about, even if his peace little Fredrick Watson, grandson of Mrs. A. rich man who looks upon wealth merely ished by the rich “ reformers.” It is pointed by Governor Routt to the posi­ treaty and other acts are severely Anna Nary of Rockwood, where the REGISTER NOW ias his own, never giving his superflui- due to this sweeping away of Catholic tion of constable of La Plata county. This panned.” death occurred. The funeral was held safeguards that a very few rich men was before the town of Durango came Mr. Cameron spent several days with here. Father Isadore officiating. Joseph Newman, General Secretary have been able to gain mastery over the into existence. In 1881 he was appointed Peter I, of Montenegro, and after The yo\ing people of Durango were masses in our day, and it is only by re­ the first marshal of Durango at a time + BISHOPS’ COMPLETE PASTORAL ♦ several days of intimate association, the terribly shocked when they learned of K. of C. Bldg., 1405 Glenarm St. Champa 1480 turning to Christian principles that we when the district was full of outlaws ♦ TO APPEAR IN REGISTER. + king made him a chevalier. France gave the death of one of ^ their favorites, will be able to get back a reign of eco­ and bad men. On June 8,1881, he re­ Res. Phone Ellsworth 43R2. Denver, Colorado. ♦ The Denver Catholic Register, in ♦ ifr. Cameron the decoration of officer Meston Davis. Meston was just eigh­ nomic justice and charity. It is not true ceived a letter signed by W. Allis(jn, ♦ its Easter supplement, out March ♦ of public instruction, first class, an award teen and had been working in Seattle, tliat the giant fortunes of the present are alias Texas Kid, telling him to arrange ♦ 25, will contain in full the pastoral ♦ of the French academy. Washington, with his father since grad­ ♦ letter of the 101 Cardinals, Arch- 4* due to newly-gained qualities in human matters with Nutshell Bill, as the gang uating from Durango high, class 1918. ♦ bishops and Bishops of the United ♦ nature, but it is due to the fact that pub­ needed the coin and were going to Du­ The body was shipped here from Seattle ♦ States. This pastoral, which will ♦ lic morality has to a great extent been BOY SCOUTS TROOPS FOR rango. Mr. Dwyer paid no attention to for burial. The mother, Mrs. George Office Phone Champa 4504 loat, and a few have been able, therefore, the letter but notified all business places ♦ cover about ten pages of the paper, ♦ ORPHANS, KNIGHTS’ PLAN Davis, had just been summoned from Residence Phone South 3299 + gives the complete program for re- ♦ to get an unfair advantage over the in Ilurango o f the receipt and suplied Telluride, where she was nursing at the ♦ newed activity of Catholic Ameri- + many. Socialism or any other scheme Boy Scout troops are to be organized them with arms and ammunition, which bedside of the youngest and only ♦ canism, and should be studied by ♦ for putting more power into the hands in St. Clara’s and St. Vincent's orphan­ he secured from the United States troops brother, Edward, who was making a ♦ every thinking Catholic. It is thru ♦ of a few men will simply shift the prob­ ages by Denver council, K. of C. A stationed at Animas G ty, who had been fight against pneumonia and whose life JNO. H. SPILLANE ♦ The Register alone that the laity of ♦ lem, not settle i t ; we must reach men’s committee of three will take charge of sent tliere by the government prior to w'as despaired of at the time news of UNDERTAKER this section will have an opportii- + hearts. And to prove that this can be the movement and arrange a plan to that time as a protection against an In­ his brother’s death came. The oldest done, we merely have to turn back a finance the troops. Joseph Maguire, dian outbreak in 1878. brother, George, died about six years ♦ nity of getting the complete pas- ♦ 822 Fourteenth St. ♦ toral, as it is entirely too long to ♦ few centuries and study economic con­ originator of the K. of C. Santa Claus The desperadoes came, four of them, ago at about the same age as Meston. ♦ be read from the pulpits. ♦ ditions in the golden era of the middle plan in the orphanage.s, is behind this rode quietly thru the town and passed The funeral was held under the direc­ ages. S. movement also. out without any demonstration. It after- tion of Father Isadore. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Thursday, ]\[arch 4,1020. DENVER OATHOLIO REGISTER. Page PItb

ST. JOSEPH’S CHILDREN 40 HOURS’ DEVOTION AT GROUND BROKEN BY WILL GIVE BAZAAR , ST. FRANCIS DE SALES’ WORK FOR BOYS IS

(St. Joseph's Parish.) (St. Frances de Sales’,; MEN OF PARISH FOR The school children are making ar­ Our forty hours’ devotion opened tiiis URGED UPON KNIGHTS rangements for a three-days’ bazaar to (Thursday) morning at 10 o'clock. It was CHURCH AT ARVADA be given for the benefit of the church. necessary to change the time on account BY IHREE SPEAKERS St. P a trick’s Day Goods The bazaar will be held March 17, 18 and of the funeral of Mr. Thomas Henahen, (Arvada Mission, Holy Family Church.) 19, after services on Wednesday and which was held at 9 o'clock with Sol- Frank H. Clielc.v, u nationallj’ -noted Work for our new ehuroh was started Friday evenings. omii High Mass of Requiem. export on movements for boj’s; Bishop Our Stock of Irisli Litoraturo, which includes Life of St. Piitrick, Hi.s- on Monday morning. Twelve men of the Mrs, Howard of Kansas City is the The forty hours’ devotion opened with J. Henr.v Tilien and John H. Reddin tory of Ireland,History of the Sinn Fein Movonient, tind many others, is parish, with their teams and scrapers, guest of Jlr. and Mrs. J. J. Leyden. solemn procession. Rev. Raymond'Hickey spoke to Denver comicil, K. of C., on very comjtlete. We also have Statues of St. Patrick, Postal Cards, Sham­ are hard at work and expect to complete Mrs. H. C. McGame of Douglas, Ariz., of Greeley is expected to give the in- Tuesdaj' evening, encouraging the Boy rocks, etc. the'job of excavating for the basement is visiting old friends in the parish. stniotion on Friday evening. Father Mc- Scout movement, and apjiealing for in 4 few days. They are being served One of the successful card parties given Menamin of the Cathedral will speak at scoutmasters and committeemen. Frank with hot dinners by the ladies of the by the ladies of the parish was held re­ the closing exercises, to take place F. Farrell. Boy Scout organizer for the Aiiv of these would make a very nice St. Patrick’s Dav Gift. / parksh. Mrs. M. Kluinker has kindly cently for the benefit of the Queen of Saturday evening with procession. .Spe­ National Catholic Welfare coimcil, pre­ giv«n the use of her house. Heaven orphanage. The proceeds went cial music will be rendered during this sided. * THE LARGEST AND MOST UP-TO-DATE CHURCH GOODS STORE IN THE WEST: Father ttrace Innounced on Sunday the toward the bed fund. holy season. On Thursday the “ Inf.ara- Mr. Cheley said there arc twelve mil­ receipt of a cheek for $1,000 from the Rehearsals are to begin soon for the matus” will be sunlg by Mrs, Maloney lion boys in their ’teen.s iir Ameri<'K. Arvada Catholic I>adies’ Aid to be applied minstrel show to lie given under the di­ and the clioir. On Friday evening Mr. fo:ir million of whom are wage earners. on the building fund. Tliis certainly rection of Mr. Geo. Hackethal and Mr. .lolm Jl. Hurley will sing that appealing ()til,v ."SMDKKI to 800,000 arc. in liigh The James Clarke Church Goods House spehks well for the society. The Edward Walters. Mi.ss Marie Besaiit, hymn, “ Forget Me Not.” schools and from these must come all ArVada Catholic Ladies’ Aid was organ- Erma Wiethoff, Susie Shine, Ruth Shark, The regular monthly Communion day the professional men of the next few 1645-47 CALIFORNIA STREET i/e(| in 1012, under the direction of Father Stella Leyden, Kora O'Toole, Genevieve for the Young Ijadies' sodality will be j’ears. He showed that there is great Hyde of Sacred Heart college. The Gegg and several other well known sing­ next .Sunday. need for work among bov’s, showing how PHONE CHAMPA 2199 DENVER, COLO. if chatter meml)ers were Mesdames J. ers will be heard. It promises to be the It was with regret that the parish the war has increased juvenile delin­ Itytm, C. Smith, M. Flaherty, M, Klum- best of the season’s offerings in the min­ leanied of the accident to Father Cotter. quency, largely’ because fathers were so koi^, B. Graf, T. O’Brien, M. Schneider, strel line. He slipped and fell on his arm. breaking intere.sted in war work that they paid N. Keller, G. ileuneh, (deceased). The it clo.se to the wrist. He received first very little attention to tlieir hoj’s. The little band held together atid accom­ aid and was later taken to .St. Anthony’s number of men teachers has decreased plished wonders, considering the diffi­ ANNUNCIATION FORMS hospital, where he is resting as com­ enormoush'. Mr. Cheley made it plain TROOP OF BOY SCOUTS DENVER I W S culties under which they labored. They fortably as can be expected. 'We pray that he thought the handling of boys kept up the expenses of the hall where for a speedy recovery. wlio are close to manhood wa.s a (Annunciation Parish.) Jolin Fox and John Murph_v, two of the Mass is celebrated, paid $500 for lots Recent welcome members to our par­ man’s work. There wore 5,000 juvenile A new Boy Scout troop is being organ­ ish are Mrs. Martin and family, who are Iiest known young members of Denver on which they hoped to build a church arrests in IXmver last j'car, he said. Mr. ized under the direction o f Mr, William residing at 817 So Sherman street. council, K. of Cl., left last ISunda}’ for ■some day, and on Feb. 1, 1920, had over Cheley argiasl that we all have a re­ Dolan, who is acting as scoutmaster. Los Angeles, Calif. They will visit Salt $1,100 on hand. 'The Aid has about 25 sponsibility for the boys, whether they The flu, whiclf attacked the parish­ I.aike, San Franciseo and ^ther cities en members, but hopes that every lady in PARISH INTERESTED IN firc our sons or not. ioners very heavily, has been checked. route and maj' remain in Los Angeles thei parish will join. The present officers ORDINATION SERVICE Bishop Tihen said that what the na­ The Young Ladies’ sodality is being permanently. Mr. Murphy’s mother haa PEOPLE LIVING OUT OF DENVER ard: President, Mrs. J. R. McCune; sec­ tion had sown, it is now reaping. Its reorganized, with Father Shea in charge. been there since before Cliristnms and retary, Mrs. Thos. Arkell; treasurer, Mrs. (St. Patrick’s Par^h.) carelessness about divorce, and its forc­ SHOP THRU OUR MAIL ORDER Sunday will be their Communion day. intends to remain. She was a member Dan Garrity. Many friends of Mr. John Mornit ing of immigrants to live in mi.serablc DEPARTMENT The attendance at the Lenten devo­ of the Cathedral parish here for many The twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. braved the snows of Saturday to be quarters where real home life was im­ tions has been very good. The motto is: years. Mr. Fox came liere some years K. Schneider were baptized at Holy present in the Cathedral at the services possible la-eause we wanteeen making his home with them I.,eo Neuman, a member of Denver St. Francis de Sale.s’ and St. Patrick’s the Im- M'hat he has mis.sed is like a of Junction City, Kan., have rctumeil for several months. council, K. of (;., and a brother of Fa­ converts, were present. The ceremonies doctor who treats onl}' sj'mptoms and home after visiting their mother, Mrs. The meeting of the Aid soedety at Mrs. ther Joseph Neuman of Janesville, were ver3’ impressive and seemed to in­ pays iio-attention to causes. The Bishop JI. A. Arkell of West Third street. Garrity's was well attended. Fourteen Wis., is critically ill at Chamberlain, still all with an awe, which revealed showed tliat we must promote home life Mr. Dunlhp is at St. Anthony’s hospit­ ladies werq present. Mrs. .J. Jennings of III. the solemnity of the occasion. and religion if we want to save the Imys, al, where he has undergone a severe Annunciation pari.sh was a guest. The ’ihe monthly meeting of St. Philo- For the sermon last Wednesday Fa­ hut any movenlent that works to ns.sist operation. He was doing fine at last next meeting will be at Mrs. Keefer's meiia's Altar and Rosary society will ther O’Dwyer began to give an exposi­ these agencies, like the Bov’ Scouts, is reportis. Mr. Dunlap is a cousin of Mr. on Wadsworth avenue. he held Mondaj' afternoon, March .8, at tion of the Pastoral Letter. This will worthy of our approval. ^ 2:30. in the home of Mrs. N. C. Beck, he continued in a series. Judging both .Tohn H. Reddin, speaking from experi­ 1604 Afilv.ankec street. A large attend­ from the deliverance and the attend­ ence liecau.se of his connection witli the ance i.s requested. HOME BARGAINS ance ami appreciative audience, the K. of C.. of which he has been a natioTial Let us show you a gem of a bungalow, well located on the North Side I. oiiis Stoelker of 537 Pearl, victim of — gray pressed brick, 5 rooms, sleeping porch, full basement, built-in feat­ theme was a worthy one and merited officer for fifteen j'ears, said that it is a severe cold, is improving at Merej' ures, hot water heat, nicely decorated, fine fixtures, bail room, steel wall much thought and consideration. possible for almost every man to Imve safe, 3-car garage, and very broad lot, for J5,300, terms; or. hospital. Another, on pretty West Lake Place, with sleeping porch, full base- Next S\mdaj’ will he Communion day a hobby in addition to the work in which ment with four finishedf i n ' ' rooms, including...... billiard room, for • ------$4,750. 'The baby hoy of Mr. and Mrs. Win. for the Married Ladies’ Sodality. Fa­ he gains a living, and encouraged the "Now. in South Denver, we can offer a neat 7-room pressed brick cottage A. Campbell of Derby, Colo., fomierlj’ on broad lot, all modern, white e namel finish,' shade and fruit trees in ther O’lKvj’er requested a large attend­ men present to .seek some siieh hobby, Bengal Oriental Rug yard, for only $3,800, on easy terms, or of Denver, was ha)>tized Sunday in the Another, bargain in a 5-room bungalow-cettage, in same section, with ance as he wished to laj’ before them like the Ihiy Scouts, so that they could Aiinuneiation church. Mrs. P. ,L Kelly full basement, all modern, garage with front driveway, for $3,500, on a very important task. do g(S)(l for their fellows. y term s. and ;Mr. P. W. Coiihoj' were the God- Reproductions ^Masses on the first Friday will he A meeting has been called for next parent.s for little .John .Tames CamphelL "REAL ESTATE /STEE BAS/S OF ALL WEALTH ' at 6:30 and 7:30. Sunday at 3 p. ni. in the small hall of Herman Fisher of 2336 Gilpin, who The real Oricntjil elegance without the Many friends moiinied the mitimely the K. of C. building, for all men inter­ underwent a minor operation, was able price, STATEN 5© BURCHFIELD death of Jlrs. ilary Gardell, whf»se fun­ ested in S<'oirt work and for la)ys be­ gD4-COLORADO BLDG. R E A C T O R PHONE CHAMPA 5 1 4 -0 to leave Mercy hospital last Satur­ ] eral took ])lace la.st week from the tween 12 and 18 who wish to ji'in. day. T'l’om the Shoemaker studios of Xe'w York 1 church. To the motherless little ones Avo have the Bengal re])roductions of Ori­ A girl was horn February 25 at Mercy and her sorrowing husband the jmrish ental Rugs. They are without seams and extends prayers and sj’mpathy. VISITING PRIESTS SPEAK hospital to ^Ir. and Mrs. M'alter Hoppe ANNOUNCEMENT AT EDGEWATER CHURCH of 1710 tVashington. fringed—so cleverly designed and woven Father David T. O'Dwyer of St. Pat­ tTiat only the connoisseur could distinguish We beg to announce our LIVELY DEBATE HELD ON WORLD WAR RESULTS (St. Mary ;Mug«lalen's IVi'ish.) rick's church will give the annual re­ them from an Oriental. NEW LOCATION, 107 EAST COLFAX AVE. Lenten devotions are held ever_v Tue.s- treat to the nurses at Mercy hospital (between Lincoln and Sherman), where increased facili­ (.Sacred Heart Parish.) da\' and Friday night at 7:;H). within a few d«ys. Wear is the essential in Bengal Rugs— ties will enable us to serve you better. A sliojt time ago a lively debate took Rev. Father .Shea, assistant pastor of Tile work of excavation for an anne.x we will stand back of every one we sell and place at Adelphian hall, between cham­ Anmmeiatiun ehureh, preaclied a very im- to ,St. Francis de Sales’ convent is going recommend it to wear with the French Wil­ James B. Cotter Company pions of the senio$ and junior classes of pre.ssive sermon last Tuesday night. rapidly ahead. ton and the other well known rugs of the CATHOLIC SUPPLY HOUSE the Sacred Heart high school, on the Next Tuesday, March 9, the Rev. Win. Mrs. Mamie ifnrpliy, widow of John higher class. ' Manufacturers, Dealers, Exporters following: “Resolved, That the evils of Higgins of the Catheilral will preach the Mnqihy, noted raeiog man, was buried the world war outweigh its advantages.” The yarn is iVi'sian and Turkish 'wool and 107 East Colfax Ave. Denver, Colo. sermon. in Silvertoii Tuesday. She died of pneu­ On the affirmative side were the follow­ The. newly formed Dramatic club will monia. the colorings nre wonderful. ✓ ♦ ing juniors: Miss Helen Muqihy, .Joseph make its first appearana- on Friday eve­ Denver council, K. of C., lias passed Clifford and John Miller. On the nega- ¥ ning, April 9, ill a delightful comed.v en­ the l,t!0O membership mark. 2,3x4.r», p r ice ...... $ 2 7 .5 0 tive side, the seniors’ : Miss Jean Cannon, titled “ I>;t’s All Get Marrieil.” The ]ila.v J. Kdward Foley, wlio won the I. N. William McGlone and Richard Reidy. will he given at the Kdgewater school Stevens annual oratorical prize for the 3.2xa.5, p rice ...... $ 4 5 JOO The judges, Fathers Fitzgerald and Hyde The Windsor Farm Dairy hall. public higli schools last Friday evening, of the college and Father Brueker of was a prominent member of the Cathe­ SxlO, p r ic e ...... $1 7 5 .0 0 the parish, decided for the negative. 1855 Blake Street. Phones Main 5136<5137 HIGH SCHOOL CLASSES dral choir as a boy soprano a few years Next Sunday will be Communion day SxilS, price ...... $ 1 9 5 .0 0 IN COLOR RIVALRY ago. He is tLe son of Mr. and Mrs. Our reputation demands that for the Young Men’s sodality and the Milo Foley and is now a student at Man­ smaller children. In the afternoon, meet­ Rug Department— ^Third Floor we distribute only (ffass rivalry in the Cathedral high ual Training high school. A $50 prize ing of the Married I.adies’ sodality at sidioql has reached some amusing cli­ has been given annually for 25 years to 3 o’clock, and of the Altar .society at 4, maxes tliis week. Weekl,v entertain­ the high sehiKil furnisliiiig tlie best ora­ at Loyola. The Best Miik and Cream ments were starteil this term, to he tor. HIGH-CLASS SERVICE given l).v tlie various classes. Their at­ The Ladies’ Tabernacle societj' will Butter Krnst Bread tempts to outdo each other promoted hold the next meeting at the home of ‘ Takes you back home” class pride to tlie nth degree. A few iirs. Margaret Dick, 1400 Race, on Fri- da.vs ago tlie seniors put their colors up daj', March 5, at 2:30 p. m. Mrs. T. K. Caffrey of St. Catherine’s J. J. Flannery. B. J. Mercin. on tlie school flagiiole. Five minutes M COLORADO FUEL & M COMPANY later the juniors tore tliom down. The parish is in St. Anthony's hospital, j 7$$^fR£ NA'Kifi— HMceilttneous Mite, brads, aement coated noili, tinnod, FLANNERY & MEROILL I seniors then put them u|i on the school whore she underwent an operation for blKed and galvoaized daiio, wire spibee, special nails. DENVER NATIONAL BANK Auto Tops, Seat Covers, Upholstering I huildiiig itself. The juniors answered appendicitis last week. WlIRS—Wh>e rods, 9 lain anaealed wire, amwiriod bale wire, plain galvon- with ChaM <1 Brown, Anto Painter*. hv painting the name of their class on ’flic uiemhers of the Catliedral Altar ixed wire, annsaled market o»d stm e wive, bright soft market 'wira, .galvanised moirket and stone wire, coppered and liquor-finished market CAPITAL, $1,000,000 SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS, $1,500,000 24-30 W««t Eighth Ave. the flagiiole. On Tue.sday night the se­ and Rosary society will receive Holy Phone Sonth 1359. D enver, Colo. were, wire hoqps. Nail wire, hard, eaft or -extra soft, solid galvonixod niors painted the pole and remained on Communion in a hwly at tlie 7:30 o’clock clethes lines, -arire straightened and cut -to lengths; telephone -wira, MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE BANK. DISTRICT No. 10 guard until 9:45, when a qiolicenmii who Mass next Sunday, March 7th, at the •twisted <»ble

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a superficial knowledge of insanity that j CATHOUC ANECDOTES the story was manufactured from the whole cloth. i By Rev. Peter Geiermann, C.SS.R. “E. J.,” evidently desiring to give his ■ Preferred Parish Trading List A CHRISTIAN ENGAGEMENT. ly. “I really don’t know,” replied the readers a real thrill, claims that he con- , The following dealers, wishing to secuTe Catholic patronage, are among the most reliable firms in the State. They are “ Father I have de- young man. “We were taught that at suited a celebrated New York specialist i well Worthy of your patronage. If you have ever solicited adver tising for a Catholic'newspaper, yon are aware of the fact that eided to take a school.” “And where did this physical and was told that he “had but six months gome of the men who do not advertise are not moved by a fear that they won’t get results, but because they know that no news- to live” and “to go out and hunt and 1 X ______TA *_ It i ■ . •m > course in religion,’’ w’orld come from before it began to paper can survive without advertising and they do not wish a C atholic journal to survive. It is well to remember this when yon roam the world and make the best of began a nervous evolve?” persisted the priest. "I have see an ad in a Catholic paper. the passing hours.” young man, who had no idea,” replied the young man, “ unless, Now, as there is no form of insanity called on one of the —------.unless ------.” ' “ Precisely,” said in which sudden death may safely be Jesuit Fathers in the priest. “ Unless in the beginning God predicted, and as it is very unlikely, Detroit. I will, be created heaven and earth, as the first too, that any “celebrated specialist” Loyola (S . H .) Parish Amunciation Parish Cathedral Parish grateful if you will words of the Bible tell us.” “I see!” re­ St. Francis De Sates Parish would be so impolitic as to make such a in.struct me, and I marked the young man in a dazed condi­ statement to an insane man, but would, will gladly pay you tion. “At school we surely did not go The Five Points Hardware Co. THE FRANKLIN PHARMACY Telephone Main 6380 E. W. ROBINSON under such circumstances, almost certain­ (Incorporated.) Baat 34tli A t*, and TxankUn, Jobbing Promptly Attended to for your trouble.” down to bedrock.” “Religion is tlie sci­ ly advise incarceration in an institution, Everything In EDWARD F. O’ CONNOR Lumber “Do you intend to ence of knowing, loving and serving God,” Tin, Sheet lion and Furnace Work. Brag*, Obam lo^ *0U*t ArUol**, said the Jesuit after a pause. “Take this it is probable that the doctor’s words Kodak* and Bilma, Bohool SnppU** and “EverytlUner tor Bnildlng" become a Catholic?” 3643 Welton Street Modern Plumbing were misinterpreted. The patient went SnndTl— ■ Yards, Office and Woodworking: Mill kindly asked the little catechism, learn the prayers and Tour prescription* carefully and accur­ and Gas Fitting on a hunting trip to Africa, he says, and Phone Champa 2078. Denver, Colo. ately compounded. We deliver anywhere. 201 W Iowa. . Phone South 31. priest. “By no read over the first four chapters for dis­ Estimates Furnished on Application cussion at our next session. I am glad on his return he learned just six months Telephone Main 6196. 1831^ Welton Street Denver, Colo, means!” shaq)ly re­ The Rudolph Bros. Mercantile Oo. 1092 So. Gaylord. South 2376 you called.” On Christmas eve, six after he left the United States “that plied the young man. staple and Fancy Groceries. Take your next prescription to Fr. Geiermann. the great physician had died—insane.” 0. J. LINDGKEN “ I met a charming months later, this young man phoned Com Fed Meats. MYRTLE MERCANTILE CO. Briefly, “ E. J.’s” story is that one cold, Cathedral Branch young lady and called on her a few the young lady and begged to accompany Bakery Spedaltiea foi Rec^tiona and Health Bread Bakery Groceries and Meats her to Christmas Mass. A reluctant con­ raw March day, while traveling from vil­ Parties Baked in Onr Own Bakery. times. Last night she begged me to Temple Drug Stores Company Prompt delivery, courteous treatment sent sufficed to bring him to her door lage to village, in a buggy, as a salesman, f 820. COMPLETE LINE OF BAKERY GOODS discontinue my visits, as she would never and reasonable prices. apparently, he entered a country store Phone* Tork: I 8489. 28th A Downing flta MADE FRESH DAILY Colfax and Logan. think of marrying any one but a Cath­ in ample time to accompany her and her and found, as he crossed the threshold, Phone Main 5971. 3737 Humboldt St. olic. As I have reason to think she likes family. All were too absorbed in their GROSE’S DRUG STORE Phones—Champa 808 and 809. A, J. GUMLIOK that a great change had come over him. me I merely wish to find out what there devotions to pay any special attention Phon* York 717-788 He leaned against the counter to keep EAST END WET WASH Ninth Avenue Branch is to her religion that prompted her to to the young man till the time for Com­ W* Spedallz* in Pre*orlptlons munion arrived. Then the young lady from falling,, was unable to speak, and SODA DRUGS lake this step.” CIGARS SUNDRIES LAUNDRY Temple Drug Stores Company PLUMBING “grinned diabolically” in attempting to CANDIES A. D. 8 . was horrified to see him follow her to Ninth and Corona, 248 South Broadway. “I sympathize with you,” .said the talk to the merchant. The merchant, PARKER FOUNTAIN PENS C. W. Wentwortb, L. J. Samide, Props. the railing. Twice she turned and whis­ Fhon* South 158. Be*. Fhone, So. 1*58. priest with a smile, “and I think I under­ in a kindly and fatherly way, helped Comer 22nd and Downing Street* Earnestly solicits your valuable patron­ pered to him to go back. Tho near her 20 Lb*. 70o; Additional, 4« per Lb. age. Prompt delivery service. stand your position. As this will be a he did not seem to imderstand, or was him back into bis buggy, and he drove U. 8 . P. O. Station 17. ^corating In all lU branches. work of love I ask no other recompense 1613 East 37th Ave. Phone Main 3630. Phones—York 361, 362. Bstlmatss cheerfully furnished. borne along with the crowd that surged seven miles in a torrential downpour to | on your part than sincerity and good will ^ a village inn. 'rhe host helped him o u t,. St. Patrick’ s Parish 1320 Thirtyeighth S t ARMY OVERCOATS H. A HOLMBEEG jn your studies, he continued. “ Tell scene she permitted him to kneel next to and as he supported him into the house WALL PAPER AND PAHfTI me, then, what do you know of God?” Dyed Any Color and Bmnodeled to her, but was so disturbed that she hardly winked at his pals around the stove. The , MartiDPliiinbiiigS Beating Go. Civilian Styles. “ God ?” re-echoed tho young man blankly. NORTH DENVER BANK M2 SOUTH BROADWAY made any thanksgiving. “How dare.d you patient grinned like a “ Cheshire cat,” had ■ Plumbing and Heating Gloves Cleaned, 10c. “ God!” he repented us he looked at the lost his power of locomotion, stared at Checking and Savings Accounts Solicited PhoQft South 4SS* receive Holy Commimion ?” she demanded Repair work promptly attended to ceiling and then at the floor. “Oh, the i t i i-i, i 4% on Savings BAJnXAJBY c l e a k h t g s h o p s ’ las they reached the vestibule. “ Because the pals, wl|SV burst out laughing in his j Phone Champa 1241. Phone York 8453 De TURCK BROTHERS < >ne who was supposed to have made all I j Main 6856 11 D. Colfax and Broadway was baptized yesterday,” replied the face, finally got to his room, fell across , New Safe Deposit Boxes things?” he a.sked with a look of intelli-' the bed fully dressed and went to sleep i I voung man triumphantly. Of course con- TWENTY-NINTH AND ZUNI STS. TROUT BROS, FANCY GROCERIES & MEATi genee. •‘Evolution robbed Him of a job, ' ‘ it, - j tut with a viselike frontal he.adache. f^me- | THE TRAMWAY MARKET ” , . ’ gratulations were then m order. When Dealers In and proved Him to be a myth. finally they emerged from the vestibule time in the night he awoke, lighted ai 701 South Logan St. Phone Gallup 473 Phone GaUnp 740W Staple and Fancy Groceries FANCY AVD SYAFLB GBOOBBIES, “ When and how did evolution do this the young lady was wearing a platinum lamp, looked at himself in the mirror. CAMPBELL BROS. COAL CO. MEATS AND FISH MEAY8 AJTD FZSB Phone South 764, Denver, Colo. wonderful thing?” asked the Jesuit ealm- engagement ring. and then became intensely nau.seated Yard 1400 32nd At*. Chuns, im it, Vsgstable*. and violently ill! After closing this Offloe 1401 88th A t*. 1707 East Thirty-fifth Avenue 728-7S0^Ea^ Colfax Avenue THE ALAMEDA GROCERY description he exclaims: “That, my Hay, Grain, Coal, Coke, Wood PhonearorkH M Yor 1622, 3071 W. J. Line & Son, Prop. W hat Catholics Believe friends, i.s insanity, the ultimate curse | and Poultry Supplies THE TRAMWAY CAFE Phone Main 6171 UP-TO-DATE of God.” , ! Bervlc* and Quality our Motto (COMPILED BY THE EDITOR.) Open Night and Day. J. T. FRARY Grocery, Meat Market, Bakery We differ with the writer and agree | Decorating, Painting and Paperhanging with the inn-keeper and his friends in Fbone Gallup 264 or 104. Ice Cream, Soda Water and Phones South 2769 and Sonth 996 SIGNS 116 SOUTH BROADWAY FACTS ABOUT THE MASS. the end of time. Our services are so their evident belief that “ E. .1.” had re- | J. B. JOHNSON Soft Drinks 710 irin«t*ent]i Streak. The Chun'li uses a dead language in similar that Ijitin priests from China, cPTitly been in wet territory. How this | 1705 E. 3Sth Ave. Phone Champa 3579 I f You Need Expert Cleaning, Dyeing. When FRARY Does It Tailoring, Call on celebrating Ma.ss because it is not sub­ Austria, South America and the United iiiitlior ever “put over’’ such a story on ^ Groceries and Meats You KNOW It’s Done Right THE BROADWAY ject to change in vocabulary or meaning. States could all say Mass one after the tlie editor of the Atlantic Monthly is be­ : The store That Appreciates Your Trade. LOUIS BUTLER Doctors, for the same reason, write their other in some Canadian city, and the yond comprehension. It is a good dc- |* ALTA MARKET Gleaners, Dyers and Tailors I 250S 15TB 8 TBBST DBHYBB. OOAO. Groceries and Meats prescriptions in Latin, in all civilized Canadians would not be able to sec any scription of a condition common in pre- i Z. N. & M. C. (X)X, Proprietors. 312 So. Broadway, Phone South 163S countries. Twelve languages are used at difference from the ceremony to which prohibition days. | Fhona Gallup 276. Has, 4130 Umatilla St. HARDWARE AND NOTIONS Quality and Service at Right Prioe*. 324-326 EAST COLFAX AVE. We Call and Deliver Anywhere. the present time in celebrating Mass— they were accustomed. No other eluirch Good stories have lieen written by ! OLDENETTEL ^ 3797-99 Williams S t, Cor. Thirty-eighth. Best Quality. Lowest Price*. not 1-atin alone as many non-Catholics can prove her universality nearly .so well tin- insane. “ The Mind Tliat Found It- j PLUMBING CO. Phone MsUn 6821 Phone Champa 614. think. They are: I.utin, Greek, Syriac, «s this. seilf,” by O ifford Deers, and “ Auto- ^.11 Work Guaranteed Floral Designs put up while you wait. JOHN G. GEILING tTialdaic, Ethiopian, Glagolitic, Ruthe- biography of a Paranoiac” are worth Term* Reasonable PHONE MAIN 1511 iiian, Bulgarian, Armenian, Coptic and Sometimes objection is made by noii- 2928 ZUNI STREET Dry Goods and Notions reading, but “ L’p IVom Insanity” is rot. (Opp. Highland P. O.) ------THE------St. Philoinena’ s Parish Roumanian. Mass was celebrated in Czech Catholics to the ritual of llie Mass. Tbi-se CURTIS PARK FLORAL CO. BUTTERICK PATTERNS at a special service in Czecho-Slovakiu same persons, while refusing to use rites POISONING BY OLIVES. Established 1880 Cheer Vp Take It To 1577 South Pearl St. in H119. The Itoumaiiian language is of any kind in their churches, go to lodge Tho daily press has recently contained Choice Plants and Gut Flowers JUST-RITE the only living tongue used. The Ruthe- meetings and use all .sorts of ritual ex- reports of additional deaths from poison­ Constantly on hand. Greenhouses: 34th and Curtis Streets. Cleaners and Tailors Emil Wallstrom’s Bakery nian, or Old Slavonic, is, however, so ereisps there. Take for instaiiee the ing by rijie olives. Many readers seem i 3401 B. Colfax At*. 1076 So. Gaylord. Phone South 4799W close to llie common language of the peo­ Masons, Odd Fellows and other societies to lie BOinewliat puzzled . by these ac-1 IJany L. Gordon, Phone Main 4746 Formerly Baker at Daniels & Fisher's ple that they have no difficulty follow­ made up exclusively of non-f.'atliolic.s, in­ counts, some attributing the deaths to \ POSTOFFICE GARAGE Phone York 7647 THE HEBERT GARAGE We call for and deliver.' ing it. cluding many ministers who would not other causes. In this they err. The i Open Day ami Night We remodeL We aim please. Fresh Bakery Goods Daily even consent to wear a v»>stment while deaths arc no doubt duo Li ingestion of Night and . Day Service ^ Authorized Dealer ■ Shop Phone York 811W Two Loaves Bread for 15c The use of a non-living laiypiage i.s preaebing. Yet in their society nu'etings, ripe olives wliieli have bwn eoiitamin- ' Firpstone Tire.>i uiui Tubes Our Service Car Always Ready to Go Res. Phone York 632aj a development in the {'hiirch, wiiicli ALAMEDA PHARMACY they robe themselves and make their de­ ated witli bacteria of putrefaction and ; 1932 champa Mala 3293 3660 Downing Street V. A. KISER could be done away with at any time gree work as impressive as^mssihle. .■)sk rendered liighly iioisonons thereby. The | 300 So. Broadway, Denver, Colo. if the Pope saw fit. But so many good them why tliey do it, and they will im- condition produced is termed “botulism” i Plumbing, Gas Fitting and Hot W. A. Lusk, Proprietor. result.') have followed the custom that it mer. tine, of the |agreement with the Holy Prather: “ I Comment on these texts is almost su­ according to where the Apostles and their FRUITS, VEGETABLES emphatically did indulge in ritualisms New York victims stated shortly before;take my religion from Rome, but not perfluous, so plain are they. Rarely MEATS AND GROCERIES immediate successors worked. Tlie oerc- when performing miracles, and that He death that be noticed nothing wrong, and ' my polities.” He was not excominnni- were the dogs o f hate running wilder than jnony was es.sentially the same, but the constantly went to the Jewish Temple, a nine-j-ear-old child also .said that he ' cated for it, and is not held in any less they are in the world today, and never 8800-2806 Damn** St. TelephoBS 146) language and ecromonies differed some­ ) where vestments, idaborate rites, candles, noticed no disagreeable (nlor Jior taste. . veYieration in Oitbolie circles because of were Christ's words more needed. St.Leo'saodSt.EIizaheth’3 what. Different “rites,” perpetuated to incense, etc., were constantly used, at tile Partly filled bottles fmmd in the homes R,; for wc all knO\y that he was within H. A. HAMES QUALITY AND SERVICE J this day, thereby grew up in the Church.- e.xpress eoniinand of God. Remember that of those poisoned likewise appeanxl to : his rights. Grocery and Market Henry Cordes in Eastern Europe and Western Asia, the Jewish Clmrch was not officially be all right. In .Meniphis, however, the j The oath of office taken by the United “Be ye therefore perfect, as also your tho. ceremonies differ very considerably done away with during His life-time. poisonous olives had a distinctly o ffe n -; States President is precisely the same in heavenly Father is perfect.” Frioss Onaranteed. Fleas# Call and PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST CHt # Us a Trial from those of our I.«tin priests, and This text refers to all virtues, but j The Catholic Church was formally estab­ sive (slor and taste. It is safest, perhaps, , effect as that taken hy the governors 1708-4 CBAMFA BTBBBT Auditorium Fharmaey the priests are under a different dis- lished on Pentecost .Sunday. CJlirist had to let ripe olives alone for the present. ! of American states, and there have been chiefly to mercy and charity, about which j Fbon* Mala 8281 CSirist has spoken so much in the sermon Cor. 13th and Curtis Sts. eipline. For instance, married men can laid the foundation for Catholicity, but ■■■ ! numerous Catholic governors. Smith of Phone Champa 383 Denver, Colo. be ordained priests in the Eastern rites. it was a matter of eonscienoe for His ! New York, for instance, is a practical 1 A. A. GEISLER W. H. Hensler John HsnsM But there is absolutely no difference in followers to live up to the Mo.saic rites ! Catholic; Dunne, ex-governor of Illinois, Take heed that you do not do your QUESHON BOX Par* Quality Drugs, Toilet ant Knkbai doctrine. during His life-time. These fac-ts are ____ j is a (latholic; Walsh, ex-goveruor of justice before men, to be seen by them: rnNSLER BROI. (joods, Patent Medicine*. patent to every Bible reader. otherwise you .shall not have a reward Can a Catholic become President of the ' Mas.saehusetts, i.s a Catholic, . All these MODERN PLUMBERS vSf>. Cyril and ilethodius. the Apostles men are a eredit both to their Oiurch of your Father who is in heaven.” I Prescription* Correctly Compounded. United States? Would his allegiance to VemodsUag *&d JobUng * IpertsU j It is perfectly natural that the core- Tlie word “ justice” here refers to ob­ i to the Slav.s, finding that is was difficult the Pope interfere with the oath of of­ i ami their staters. 3221 Downing Ave. Phone Ghampa 631 monies in Apostolic days should have servance of the whole law. Christ was 1442 MAHIFOmA R . to (invert these people while using Greek fice he must take? { There will be ('atholic Presidents just been inueli more simple than those today. constantly condemning the following of Fhon* Main 2267 «r lA tin services, translated the strv- Two persons writing from a Western as well as noii-Catholic ones when our religion merely for show before other ices into Old Slavonic, then the living If we were driven to say 3Iass in muier- Colorado city have both asked the alove ; brethren quit believing Fhon* South S ia j men. St. Catherine’ s Parish longue of the people, and the Rnthenian- ground cliaimels, where there was con­ questions. It seems that a high school i '‘tory they read or hear re- WEST DENVER ELECTRIC 00. Greek rite of today is the result. Rome stant danger that armed soldiers, bent teacher startled his class r«:ently by de- I ^^holic (?lmreh. We E. El Stetler, Prop. on massacre, might rush in at any mo­ O’MALLEY-KELLEY upheld the two saints in their work, daring that a (latholic’s allegiance to rigid investigation. Cath- “And when you are praying, speak not ment, wo could not have the detailed WIRING AND FIXTURES which caused somewhat of a .stir, and tl«* Pope -would make it impossible for olicity promotes the finest kind of Amer­ much, as the heathens. For they think OIL AND AUTO SUPPLY CO. thus let it be known to the centuries that ceremonies we now use either. But any­ icanism. General Repairing and Supplle* him to take the oath o f office of a U. S. that in their much speaking they may be HIGH TEST GASOLINE, OEL, TIRES, 828 Santa Fe Drive. body who examines the in.scriptions on the Church stands ready at any time to President. heard.” Buike such disciplinary changes when the the Roman catacombs will liave to admit The Near East Relief campaign is still TUBES AND ACESSORIES Tlie instructor is wrong. The oath This is not a condemnation of spend­ salvation of souls requires them. If .it that early Christianity was a ritual reli­ being carried on in the smaller towns. Filling Station at Zuni St. and Lake PL taken by the President of the United ing long periods in prayer, or of repeating would be better to abolish lA tin as th« gion. 'States, as prescribed in the constitution, I information are you able to the same prayers, for Christ did both of St. Dommic’ s language of the Mas.s, Rome oould always Uic ceremonies of the Mass each has a is: “I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that i 8’’'® regarding the reports that this these things Himself, as we know from do it. But under present conditions it meaning which carries its lesson to the society refuses assistance to Catholics? I will faithfully execute the office ot the Bible. But it is a condemnation of Ml Family Parish is more useful to use a dead language, worshiper. Popular books can be ob- See letter elsewhere in this is.sue fnira FEDERAL PHARMACY President of the United States, and will the foolish pagan practice of trying to and it probably will be more u.seful until taiiKsl fully explaining the Mass rites. the Society for the Propagation of the I. BL Caudle, Prop. to the best of my ability preserve, pro­ iiustruct their deities, by senseless repiti- F. -W. FELDHAUSER Faitli. Drugs, Medicines and Sundries tect and defend the constitution of the fion of the same word, flowery rhetorical Fancy Orooerie* and Meata We Sell at Down-town, Prices Prescriptions a Specialty United States.” There is not a line in arguments, etc. Their idea was some­ Fhone GaRnp 297 4170 Tennyaon St- Stationery and School Supplies HIE CARE OF HIE HEAL1H the U. 8. constitution that a Catholic Kindly state how many Russian and times to provoke the gods into an answer. cannot uphold, and every American mem­ other foreign miners there are? A friend “Be ye not therefore like to them,” MERIT GROCERY Phone Gallup 2824 2301 Fed. Boulevard says 100,000. I say they are not Cath­ By Dr. Thos. J. Fenton, 409-410 Majestic Bldg., Denver. ber of the largest CVitholic society, the went on Christ, “ for your Father know- 4995 Lowell Boulevard Thox F. Maher O. StooUng 1 K. of C., is pledged to uphold that con­ olics. eth what is needful for you, before you Telephone Qallap 766 The aliove questions are not put verj' (1 am frequently asked to make, di­ rience of ope “ E. J.,” who bad been in­ stitution. (iatholics stand ready, even ask Him." MAHER HARDWARE CO. agnoses and to prescribe for individuals. sane and had recovered. Tlie editor of to the point of death, to defend the eon- clearly, but wc tbink tliat the writer For obvious reasons I cannot do this. tho Atlantic Monthly vouches for the titution. wants to know how'niany Catholic immi­ St. Jeseph’ s Parish Stoves, Ranges, etc.. Correspondents requesting replies by mail truthfulness of the author's statonents Our allegiance to tlip Pope is not polit­ grant miners there are in Colorado, ami “-And when ye pray, you shall not be Furnace and Gutter Work will please enclose stamped and addressed saying, “His life lias been precisely as ical. In temporal matters, wc hold the how many of them are Riissiiins. There as the hypocrites, that love to stand and The Bio Grande Fuel & Feed Oo. 2443-45 Eliot Street. are very few Russian Oatholics in this pray in the synagogues and comers of Elmer H. Peterson, Prop, envelopes.) described in his revealing narrative. He state supreme; in spirituals, the (^urch. Plumbing, Heating and Oaa Fitting state, but there are enough of them the streets, that they may be seen by \ could not be so frank and sign bis name; When the Pope utters a' purely political 145 SANTA FE DRIVE Phone South 66 All Work Guaranteed opinion, we can accept it or reject it as around Sterling to make it neeeasary men: Amen I say to you, they have re­ “UP FROM INSANITY." but that name is known to the editor. Goal, Wood, Kay, Grain, Flonr, Oem*nt, G. STOCKING we wish. The poet Dante, for instance, to have a special Mass for them, 'llicse ceived their reward. But thou when thou The Atlantic Monthly is thought too ^ The paper has been the subject of much master. Licensed Master Plumber rhe ne plus ultra of journalism. We correspondence, and with the author’s was at loggerheads on political matters perils are not miners, but fanii laborers. shalt pray, enter into thy chamber, and (HARDWARE) Yard: 1st Ave and Santa Fe Drive. expect matter appearing in that publica­ consent, pains have been taken to verify with the Popes of his day, who were then There are probably 1.000 Ukrainians of having shut the door, pray to thy Father Office and Show Boom 2443 EUot Btr**t Phone Gallup 766 tion to be above criticism. MTien, tjicrc- many of the facts. The Atlantic has en­ the supreme temporal sovereigns of the the Rutlienian-Groek rite of tlie Catholic in secret: and thy Father who seeth in CARDINAL MEROIER HITS Residence Phone Gallup 1964J foro, tlu' November is*no contained an tire confidence that the story is genuine world; yet the durch is preparing to Church in Colorado. A few o f these arc secret will repay thee.” WOMEN’S IlS'DECENT STYLE COTTON PHARMACY article, under the aljovc caption, that down to the smallest detail.” ]iay him special honor on the 600th an­ miners. The Ukraine was formerly part The reference here is to our private would shame anything that lias yet a[>- But there is one little detail that the niversary of his ^eath. Daniel O’Connell, of Russia, but is now independent. W e prayers, not to public praying in church; Brussels.—Cardinal Mercier in his Lent­ C. W. Cotton. Mgr. peared in the yellowest of our yellow editor of the Atlantic faibxl to verify— the Irish patriot, whose memory is held can do no more than make a guess about but even in public prayers we should en pastoral letter blames society women jounials, some of its readi-rs wore iioii- that “ E J.” bad ever been insane. On in the tcndcrest veneration and who was the number of immigrant „ Catholic min- ^ close the doors of our hearts to external for setting a bad example for M'orking WE DELIVER FREE. pluHsed. tho contrary, the author’s statements Iso loyal a son of Holy Mother (Thurch ers of all nationalities in Colormlo. We distractions, and humbly beseech our God, women in what he temis their extrava­ The article purports to be the expe­ —make I.- :iit . verv------manifesti - — to one with ..... eveni.„,i ’ that i,:. he had Jnjjt his toheart Rome after believe there are about 10,000 of them. never praying merely for show. gance and audacious dress. 2902 Iiring St Pkooe GtUnp 2097. * i Thursday, March 4,1920. DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER. Page Seven

“ If anythlDB tangible happens, □□ac 3 0 0 0 □ Antoine,” I said kindly, "anything we □ a can really put our hands on, we’ll □ □ certainly deal with It. But you 0 D mustn’t get neiwous or allow yourself to suspect ererybody who turns up A N A P P E A L hero of evil designs against the repub­ lic. I’ve come here for quiet, you TO know, and we can't have every pass­ ing stranger throwing the place Into a panic.” All Catholic Men, Women I had no sooner reached the library, where he gave me coffee, than I heard and Children a slow, measured tread on the broad brick terrace that ran along the hou.se on the side toward the Sound. The windows were open and /the guard was in plain view. I SHOW YOUE LOVE FOE THE CRUCI­ glanced at Antoine, whose attitude toward me was that of one benevo­ FIED CHRIST, OUR REDEEMER, ON lently tolerant of stupidity. He meant . I to save me In spite of ray obtuseness. “Tell the picket to remove himself GOOD FRIDAY SYNOPSIS. noticed, was givipg ear to our con­ where I w’on’t hear him, if you please, versation from the wheel. Antoine." , , CHAPTER L—Richard Searle*. success­ . “It was sad, very sad, Mr. Bash- He disappeared through one of the ful American playwright confides to his . ford passing away so far from home, French windows and In a moment I by the THREE HOURS’ DEVOTION practiced by friend, Bob Blngleton, the fact that. In­ sir. It was a great shock. And he saw the guard patrolling a walk some spired by the genius of a young actress Catholics in all countries. whom he had seen in London, he has had looked forward for years to a distance from the house. I now made written a play. "Lady Larkspur," solely with the thought that she should Interpret quiet life abroad.” myself comfortable with a book and the leading character. This girl, 'Vfolet Antoine’s speech was that of a cigar, but I had hardly settled myself Hewing, has disappeared and Hearles re­ fuses tu allow the play to bs produced well-trained English upper servant, for a quiet hour before I heard a com­ Keep alive this beautiful, ancient custom, and by with anyone else in the part Singleton and I imagined that in his yonth he motion from the direction of the gate, has Just returned (Invalided) fMm France, where he had been serving la the aviation had taken some English butler as his "Forget It, Antoinel" followed a few minutes later by a your devotion set an example for all Christians to corps. Hts uncle, Raymonl Bashford, shout and a noisy colloquy, after which model. He used to pretend that lie "The House Is In Order, I Judge." a wealthy man, had contracted a mar­ a roadster arrived in haste at the riage a short time before bis death, while knew French very Imperfectly, and I he could do for me, follow. on a visit to Japan. Ho left Singleton a was "surprised when he now addressed front door. comparatively small amount of money “Tony’s against the wire and me,” I shook my head In angry rejection me quite fluently in that language. “Mr. Torrence, sir," announced and the privilege of residence In tho he said mournfully. “It’s the war, o f the Idea that I should tell Torrence “ garage" of hl.» summer home, Barton-on- "You have been with the armies of Antoine. “ I’m soiTy, sir, but he ran by the-Sound, Connecticut. Mrs. Bashford is sorr, and she and me that Hie, sorr, about “the parties,” and dismissed dear France,” he remarked. “The the guard at the gate, and our man believed to be traveling In the Orient. The the American flag floats from the him as soon as we reached the hall. household at Barton Is made up of elderly war Is very dreadful. My parents below the house stopped him. It’s a MOVEMENT ENDORSED BY STATE COUNCIL, employees of the Tyringham, a New York garage every day. And If a heart can “I suggest,” said Torrence, “that were of Verdun: It grieves me to precaution we've been taking, sir.” hotel, where Bashford made his home. By be Hie, Elsie’s as true to America as when she conies you have flowers in the terms of his will these people are to know of the suffering in the land of Torrctice’s sen.se o f humor was KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS have a home at Barton for the rest of though she was born in Boston state- 'all the rooms: the conservatory will my people.” always a little feeble, and'I hastened their lives. Singleton goes to Barton, tak­ house." supply enough. And It occurs to me □ □ ing with him the manuscript of “Lady Into the hall to reassure him as to As I replied sympathetically In “I believe you, Flynn,” I saUL □ □ Larkspur,” There he finds the household his welcome. that the more Inconspicuous you □ □ strangely upset, some of Its members be­ French I saw Flynn straighten him­ touched by his nervousness. "Don’t "For God’s sake, Singleton, what’s mike this bunch of lazy dependents □ □ o c □ □ c ing suspected by their comrades of pro- self at the wheel with an Impatient you worry about Antoine and the rest Oermanlsm. Antoine, head of the estab­ happened here? A band of pirates the more agreeable It will be for Mrs. lishment, Informs him that he has been fling of his head. Antoine Indicated of them; they’re just a little nervous; Jumped on my running-board, and Bashford,” EDDCATIONAH perplexed by the somewhat mysterious him with a contemptuous nod: “Mar* I’ll see'what I cun do to straighten visits of a stranger, apparently a for­ after I'd knocked them off a road- “You don’t expect much of me! It eigner, seeking Mrs. Bashford. Antoine Tied Elsie, Gie German woman who things out.” agent stopped me right there In sight was never In the contract that I The ONLY Pour- fifths 0 f has formed the male members of the worked In the linen-room at the As 1 went about my unpacking I household into a gqi^rd for the protection of the house and poked the muzzle of should become the patriarch of these of the premises. Torrence, high official of Tyringham! This had caused some was sorry that I had discouraged 11 FTP Denver’s official a shotgun In my face.” venerable relics. But I’ll warn them School in Denver the trust company handling Bashford’s trouble, and there Is a pantry girl, Antoine’s confidences. That these ^ and unofficial re- estate, informs Singleton that Mrs. Bash­ "Mighty sorry you were annoyed, to conceal themselves as much as pos­ Gretchen, who was 111 for a long time old hotel servants, flung upon a farm that qualifies for ford is In America and may be expected but there have been some queer char­ sible. I fully expect to leave the 'ork 18^ porting done by at Barton at any time. before the master left, and he sent with little to do, should fall to quar­ acters about, tramps and that sort of reservation for good just one hour Court Reporting. ’ our graduates. her here for the country air. She Is reling was not surprising, but what he thing and the people on the place are after the lady arrives." (Continued from last week.) a little devil with her dear Father- had said as to the Inquiries for .Mrs. Reporter’s Course and Booke |I00. Thorough Graham Shorthand merely a little anxious. Have a land.” Bashford had rou.sed my curiosity. “That’s your affair, of course. As “I think there’s a farce In the Idea, Cigar?” r laughed at the old fellow’s grav­ In spite o f my legal right to live on she’s motoring, we can’t just time her and I may try it one of these days,” “All I can say Is that you’d better ity arid earnestness. That the war the farm. I had no intention of re­ arrival, but when I get a wire that he said, scribbling in his note-book. send your friends the password 1 sl¥iuld be making it.self felt on the maining If my uncle's widow turned she’s on the way I’ll telephone you. “A refuge for broken-down chamber­ That fool out there with the gun Is quiet acres at Barton-on-lhe-Sound np. She could hardly fail to regard And. of couree. after slie gets here 1 n t. St. Gertrude’ s Academy^ maids, venerable bell-hops grown gray likely to kill somebody. Antoine”— rn come at once to pay my respects.” was absurd. me as an Intruding poor relation, no BOULDER, COLO. in the service, and the head waiter he turned to the butler, who was I was pondering the recrudescence matter how strictly I kept to my own “ Yon can’t come too soon I" 1 who amassed a fortune In tips and drawing the curtains at the windows— Under the direction of the Sisters of Charity, B.V.M., of race hatreds due to the upheaval quarters. answered spitefully. then toj^d with the market once too “if the property’s been threatened, is a boarding school emphasizing the best influence of In Europe when he startled me by a I whistled myself Into good humor ^ often and lost his lll-got(^n gains., you should have' Informed me Immedi­ CHAPTER II.' home. statement uttered close to my ear: as 1 dressed and started for the house The Academy enjoys the advantage of a most pictur­ What was the head waiter’s name ately." "There have been inquiries for the along the driveway, which followed The Amazing Widow. esque and healthful location. who presided with such statelinesf “Yes, sir; but It’s only been quite The courses of study embrace the Grammar, Com­ ■widow; these have caused me much the shore, veering off for a look at the As soon as Torrence left I returned In the dining-room of the Tyringham?’ recent, and. knowing Mr. Singleton mercial and Academic Departments. Sjiecial advantages anxiety. It seems that there are per­ sunken garden, one of the few fea­ “ That’s Antoine, who married tbi» was coming, we didn’t like to bother to the garage, feeling that with Mrs. in instrumental and vocal music. sons; anxious to see her. There have tures of the place that.had ever Inter­ assistant housekeeper at the Tyrlnj'- you.” Bashford on American soil my use of been inquiries, one—two—three ested my uncle. ^^orfurther^articulars^^addre^^ ham. He’s the butler and has charge "We can only apologize, Torry,” I the residence even as a loafing-place times.” As I paused on the steps I caught of the place. WTien I get settled Til Interposed. “The employees have was unbecoming. Mrs Bashford was “Probably some of her American sight of a man sitting dejectedly on ask you up and you can study tt>| been alarmed, but we’re bound to not only In America, but with a motor friends anxious to pay their respects, a stone bench near a fountain whose bunch at lel.sure.” commend their zeal.” at her command she might reach the Blessed Sacrament/every Friday at or some of the neighbors making calls jet to.ssed and caught a ball with being here.^slr.” “Splendid! I’ll be up in a couiJe “Humph 1” he ejaculated, the Barton at any hour. And the vigors 7:30 p. m. 'Vespers Sunday at 7:30 p. m. of courtesy,” 1 suggested. languid Iteration. I had identified “ Is that your hlea, Antoine, or do of weeks. I’m going to Ohio tomor­ i wounds to his dignity still rankling. ous, dominating woman who had cap­ Annunciation, 36th and H um ^ldt. him as an old Tyringham bell-hop, Rev. M. F. Callanan, P.R. Sunday Masses row for a farail'" reunion and a look “A foreign gentleman who acta very I forced a cigar upon him and talk­ tured my uncle Bash, burled him In you reflect the lady’s sentiments? I’n> queerly,” Antoine persisted. known familiarly as Dutch, before he properly humiliated either way. Tell at 5:30, 7:15, 8:30, 9:30 and 10:45. Eve­ at the loved spots my infancy knew.” ed of the weather to cover Antoine’s a far country, and then effected a hop, My uncle’s .widow was a vague, an- heard my step and sprang to his feet, skip, and Jump from Bangkok to me just what she said.” ning services at 7:30. Week-day Masses “You’re lucky to have home-folks at 6 and 8. known being whom 1 had never ex­ grabbing a pitchfork whose prongs retreat. I resolved not to tell him Seattle, was likely to he a prodigal “ Well, sir. she ju.st laughed when I even In Ohio,” I rerjarked enviously. Sacred Heart, 2760 Larimer street. he presented threateningly. the real cause of the sen-aut’s appre­ took the liberty of apologizing.” "Well, there’s always your distant pected to cross my horizons. If she spender of gasoline. Her propensity Rev. \Villiam Lonergaii, S.J., pastor. "Oh, It’s you, sir,” he faltered, hensions, knowing his disposition to for traveling encouraged the hope “The sneering laughter of outraged auntie cruising the seven seas fn meditated a descent upon Barton-on- Sunday Masses at C, 7, 8:30 and 10:30. dropping the Implement. “Excuse magnify trifles and fearing he might that she would quickly weary of Barton dignity! Go ahead and give me the pursuit of husbands. Nobody with the-Sound, the trust company would Weekday Masses at 6, 7 and 8. me. sir!” send the police to Investigate. He rest of It.” an aunt to his credit can pretend to certainly have had some hint of her and pine for lands where the elephant Loyola Chapel, 2550 Ogden. Sunday ‘‘What’s your trouble. Dutch? lived only five miles from Barton. ■ “It was at ten she came, sir, and the Masses at 6, 7:30, 8:30 and 9:46. 'Week­ be alone in the world. Aunts must approach, but Torrence clearly had and jinrickisha flourish. You’re not expecting burglars, are fact to which he now referred. guard held her up, not recognizing day Masses at 6:15 and 8. Services rank just a little below mothers la had no tidings of her beyond her last I had brought with me the manu­ communication from Bangkok. Still. you?” “Hadn’t heard of any tramps over script of Seurles’ play, and I fell upon her, here at the gate, and when the both here and at Sacred Heart church on the heavenly kingdom. When I ■was Sundays and Fridays at 7:30 p. m. It was wholly possible that a globe­ “Well, no. sir, but things on the my way.” he said frowning. "These It Irritably and began reading the first car wouldn’t stop the boys chased her a boy out In Ohio there were two St. Patrick’s, Pecos and West 33d ave­ place ain’t what they wuz. It’s my old lunatics your uncle left here are and fired at the tires of her machine. great occasions every year in my trotting widow would have friends In act The dialogue moved briskly, and nue. Rev. D, T. O’Dwyer, pastor. Sun­ name, which ain’t my name, not simply hipped; that’s all. It’s a I read on as though enfolded In the It was very dreadful, sir. And at the life—one when I went to visit a many papts of the world, and 1 could day Masses at 6, 7:30,-6 and 10:30. reg’lar, an’ I’m campin’ In the tool- wonder you didn’t think of upsetting house—at the door, sir—the guard grand old aunt I had in the country, see nothing disturbing In the fact that air, o f a crisp spring morning. My Week-day Masses at 7:30. honse. An’ me born right there Iri his will on the grjund of mental tm- was very harsh with her, sir, most the otfier when she visited, us, arriv­ Inquiries had been made for her. 1 grouch over the upsetting of my plans S t Francis de Sales’, South Sherman New York an’ American clean soundness.” regrettable.” and Alameda. Rev. J. J. Donnelly, P it ing with a wagonload of jam, jelly, said as much. Antoine’s answer was yielded under the spell of his humor. another shrug and a jerk of his head "Oh, chuck It I They’re well-mean­ “Lady Larkspur” was the name "Yon certainly made a mess o f It I" Sunday Masses at 7, 8:10, 9:16 and 10:30. salt-rising bread, pound-cake, and through. My grandpap came across St. Elizabeth’s (German), Curtis and toward Flynn, as though even the em­ ing helpless people, and It’s bully that assumed by the daughter of a recluse I ejaculated. “But you did let her other unpurchasable manna.” Eleventh streets. Father Anthony, ployment of an alien tongue might not when he wuz a kid, but it ain’t my naturalist In the valley of Virginia. In—Into her own house, we must “ Stop! or ril call the food censor,” uncle Bash provided a home for them. O.F.M., pastor. Sunday Masses at 6, 7, conceal our conversation from the big fault he wuz Golraan. Mr. Singleton, She had known no life but that of remember—you did grant her the I pleaded, picking up my hat. “Send There’s nobody else to use the place.” 8, 9 and 10:30. Evening services at 7:30. Irishman. When we had reached the I don’t know no Goiman except the open countrj’, where she ran wild courtesy of a lodging for the night?" me your copy of ‘Lady Geranium. His cigar had proved soothing, but Week-day Masses at 6, 7 and 8. Friday pretzel, sauerkraut, wiener wurst, and I Inquired Ironically. farm and were running through the my last remark caused him to sit lip all summer, aiding her father In col­ j evenings. Stations of the Cross and Ben­ them kinds o’ wolds.” and I’ll tell you whether It’s a classic grounds Antoine spoke again. straight In his chair. lecting plants and butterflies. He “She’s retired, sir. There was a lady ediction at 7:45. or not." “Those belong to the universal with her; maybe a maid; I can't S t Joseph’s, Galapago and West Sixth “We thought we would put you "By George! my hold-up almost had educated the girl in such a man­ " ‘Lady Larkspur,’ " he corrected up at the house. Mr. Singleton, and language, Dutch,” I answered consol­ ner that only the cheer and joy of exactly say; and we did everything, avenue. Rev. Thomas J. Ckindon, C.SSJI., made me forget what I come for. I pastor. Sunday Masses at 6, 7:30, 9 and with a shudder. “Yon shall have It not in the garage,” he said Inquir­ ingly. "What Is your name, anyhow?” life were known to her. Hating man­ sir, to make her comfortable. She have news for yon, Singleton; good 10:30. Evening services at 7:30. Week­ “Augustus Schortemeler, and I say was not what you might say fussy, by trusted messenger tomorrow.” ingly. or bad, as you may take It; Mrs. kind, he had encouraged her in na- day Masses at 6, 7 and 8. It ain’t no worse’n Longfellow,” he but quite human-Ilke. I hope you’ll I wired Antoine that I would reach "Not at all, Antoine,” I answered Bashford Is In America. .ture-worshlp. She knew no literature St. Dominic’s, Grove street and West protested. Barton-ou-the-Sound the following quickly. “We must stick close to the except the classics; nil history, even pardon us, sir, which was due to not 25th ave. Rev. R F. Larpenteur, 0. P., “Mrs. Bashford.” I rer>catePhilomena’s, comer 14th and De­ own quarters, I said that for the In proper order, sir.” you If she wanted to. You’ve got to troit. Rev. M. W. Ddnovan, , pastor, would die some day and leave me his Searles a long letter demanding that blown away.” ! J present the Flynns might give me “Troops” was a large term for the stay here' anyhow till she comes; he at once forget the lost star for Simday Masses at 6, 8, 9:30 and 10:30. money. There was no particular Weekday Masses at 7 :30 and 8. breakfast and luncheon at the garage, awkward squad of retired waiters there’s no ducking that. There are whom he had written the piece, sug­ (To be Ointlimed.) reason why he should do so, as he had S t Lonia’, South Sherman and Floyd, but that I would dine at the house. and bell-hops, and It was with diffi­ many little courtesies she would nat­ never manifested any unusual affec­ gesting the names of ' several well- Englewood. Rev. C. V. Walah, pastor; It was five o’clock when I reached culty that I kept my face straight. urally expect from you." tion for me and I had certainly never known actresses I thought worth con­ residence. Elm and Montview boul., Den­ the garage, and Antoine left me after “It’s most unfortunate, but we was done anything for him. “I’m delighted that you see my duty sidering for the difficult leading role. CHURCH DIREQORY ver. Sunday Masses at 8 and 10. Week­ opening my bags, with the suggestion forced to It. Dinner Is served, sir." so clearly! If you hadn’t assured me Not satisfied with this. I telephoned day Masses at 8. Antoine was at the Barton station (Kindly notify us immediately of any that I could summon Zimmerman, i From the dining table In the long a 'telegaflin to the agent at Barton St. Joseph’s (Polish), Pennsylvania and I with the touring-car Uncle Bash bad that she was safe at the end of the change in Mass hours.) former valet of the Tyringham, for dining-room I caught glimpses through for transmission to Searles at the Ohio 46th avenue. Rev. Thecdore Jarzynaki, bought to establish communication world I wouldn’t have set foot here," Cathedral, Coltax and Logan. Rt. Rev. any service I might require. I knew the gathering dusk of Scotty’s battal­ address he had given me. J. Henry Tihen, D.D., Bishop of Denver, pastor. Sunday Masses at 8 and 10. with the village. Flynn, the big Irish­ “The house Is In order, 1 judge,” Zimmerman very well and said I ion at Its evolutions. residence, 1536 Logan; Rev. Hugh L. Benediction at 3 p. m. Week-day Masses man who had been the doorman at the he'remarked, glancing about the room. The next day passed without Inci­ at 8. would call him when occasion re­ “Antoine!” I said sharply, “what dent. and on the second, hearing McMenamin, rector; Rev. Joseph Bosetti, Tyringham for years and retired be­ “I’ve got to wire her that we're ready Rev. E. J. Mannix, Rev. W. M. Higgins, Church of the Blessed Saenunent, Park quired. do you mean by these hints of trouble nothing from Torrence, I began to cause of rheumatism acquired from for her.” Rev. Thomas Kelly, assistants, residing Hill, Montview boulevard and Elm. Rev, "He Is of that race,” said Antoine on the place? You’re not silly doubt Mrs. Bashford's proximity. long exposure to the elements at the at Colfax and Pennsylvania. Sunday J. Fred McDonough, pastor. Sunday plaintively In the French which now enough to imagine that Dutch and a “You most certainly have! You On the third, still hearing nothing, I Messes at 6, 7:30, 8:30, 9:30 and 11. In Masses at 8 and 9:45. Weed-day Mass hostelry’s portals, was at tlie wheel. couple of women can do anything out might add that she’s causing serious at 8. seemed to come readily enough to bis harkened to an Invitation from frlend.s winter months, Solemn High Mass at II. Inconvenience to her late husband's Antoine greeted me with that air of lips. here to aid America’s enemies 1 And at New London and drove In- the Sunday evening services, with sermon, at Church of the Presentation, Bamum, only nephew.” . . West Seventh avenue and Julian street lofty condescension tempered with a “Race? Botheration! You musn’t as for these Inquiries about Mrs. runabout for dinner. It was midnight 7:30. Free class for instruction of non- Rev. J. J. Gibbons, pastor. Sunday sincere kindliness that had made him trouble yourself about race questions Bashford, they couldn’t possibly have “You really don’t mean that?” he Catholics, each Monday evening. when I got back, and when I reached Masses at 8 and 10. a prince among head-waiters. As I out here, Antoine. Zimmerman Is a anything to do with the war. Specifi­ Inquired anxiously. the gates several men dashed out of Church of the Holy Ghost, 1950 Curtis (in heart of business district). Rev. S t Mary’s, Littleton.—Rev. Charles shook hands with him his lips quivered good old chap, who's probably for­ cally, who are the persons who've “ Oh, thunder, n o!” the lodge and haljed me. William S. Neenan, pastor. Sunday Hagus, pastor. Masses first and third and tears came to his eyes. gotten the very name of the German asked fot her?” I had forgotten how trying Torrence “She’s come, sir," announced Masses at 7:15 and 9:30. Sunday eve­ Sundays at 7:30 and 9:30; second and I bade A'ntoine join me in the back “There's the party I told you about, town he was horn In." could be. He now suggested that we .Antoine, emerging from the darkness, ning services, 8 o’clock. Services in honor fourth Sundays at 8. Should there be a fifth Sunday in any month Masses will seat that he might the more easily "They do not forget," Antoine re­ most persistent, who’s motored here summon A*ntolne and take a look at and speaking under stres.s o f deep of St. Rita, every Tuesday at 8 p. m. will be held as on the first and third bring me up to date as to affairs on plied with emphasis.. “There has three times, and another person who the house. Torrence Is a conscientious emotion; “niadame the widow has Mass on every holy day of obligation at Sundays, namely 7:30 and 9:30. Sunday the estate. seems to be looking for him, sir. It’s fellow with an exact and orderly mind, 12:10, noon. been much discussion—much------’’ arrived, sir!’’. school every Sunday. “It must be a little slow up here “Forget it, Antoine! I supposed most singular.” and there was no corner of the place Church of St. Catherine, Federal boule­ “Why not Cleopatra or the Queen Arvada. (Served as a mission from after the years you lived In town," "It’s singularly ridiculous; that’s from cellar to garret that we didn’t vard and West 42d avenue. Rev. Wm. yon were all living here like a happy of Sheba?” I exclaimed testily to Holy Family church.) Sunday Mass at I suggested, “but of course you’re all all. They’re probably piano-tuners explore. It was highly creditable to Ryan, pastor, residence, 4230 Federal family. Please tell them at the cover my annoyance that my aunt had boulevard. Sunday Masses at 8 and 10. 9 a. m. -For sick calls phone to EeT, old friends.” or rival agents for a mg house or the old Tyringham ser\-ants that the residence that I’ll dine at seven.” effected her descent in my absence. Weekday Maas at 8. Cornelius O’Farrell, Gallup 1288. "Well, yes; all friends,” he acqui­ something of that sort.” house was thoroughly habitable. "Very good, sir,” he said In his “ Well, she was expected; the hou.se Is St. Leo’s, Tenth and Colfax. Rev. W il­ Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesna, esced, but ^Jh so little enthusiasm “They may be agents, but not that pompous manner, but I saw that he As we were on our way down-stairs hers; what do you want me to do about liam O’Ryan, pastor. Sunday Masses at corner 14th and Mapleton avenue, Boul­ that I lookg(Lajl him quickly, pre­ kind, sir.” His Hps quivered, either der, Colorado. Rev. Agatho Strittmat- was miffed by my indlfferen'ce. the old fellow detained me a moment it?” I ended with affected jocularity. 8, 7, 9 and 10:30. Week-day Mass at tended toi be absorbed in the flying from fear or vexation at my refusal 8 a. m. First Fridays, Masses at 6:30 ter, O.SJB., pastor. Masses on Sunday Flynn, having disposed of the car, "Have you told him about the ’’We received her the best we could; landsaape at the moment. Flynn, I to take his story seriously. and 8. Watch hour and Exposition of at 7 and 10. Mass oa week days at 7. came to ask if there was anything parties?” but It was most unfortunate, your not Page Eight DBinrBB OATHOLIO BEGISTBBr Thursday, March 4, 1020,

“THE MAJSf AT THE DESK” SILAS G. CANFIELD ALAMOSA TO HAVE K. OF C. COUNCIL PETER W .C O IilN S TO Whether the “boBS,” assistant, the bookkeeper or the clerk, must conserve hlB mental and physical energy, if he would reach the highest efficiency and results. Reliable etatistics show that over 60 per cent of aJl failures in indoors avoca- DIES AT LEADVILLE INSTITUTED WITH BIG CLASS SUNDAY SPEAK HERE EASTER CLOTHING CO. cations, requiring close eye and mental application, is due to a waste of nerve 621 - IGXSST. energy through the eyes. On .Sitiirday lust .\fr. Silas O. ('an- Peter W. Collins, sent out to fight 15ye endurance is a virtue, in use, but not in abuse. A Kuights of Columbus council will coimcil degree team, wlueh put on de­ field died at his home in Loadvillc. He radicalism and promote reconstruction t>e instituted in Alamo.sa next Sunday, gree work in Alamosa last December, WHS one of the pioneer druggists of the along Catholic lines, w’ill lecture in Den­ Good Clothes will have charge of the third degree TlieSwigeitBros.OpticalCo. state, and well known to all of the old when the three degre<-s will lie exempli­ ver on Easter Sunday afternoon, at a next Sunday. Tlie new council starts timers, wlio have made fortimes or lost fied on a class of .seventy-five men. hall to lie announeed later, under thi Whose Reputation and Equipment Give o ff with a membership of over 100, and them in the varied phases of this mining * ausiiices of the supreme council, K. of C., You the Highest Grade of Service. Sevotad Sxelnatvaly to Prominent Knights from various parts is due largely to the efforts of Father thaXlttlDf and Ka&iifao- town’s career. Instrumental in tlie es­ which now 1ms Mr. Collins, David Gold­ The Last Days torlnr of O law . o f the state, inctiiding (State Deputy John Murphy, jNistor. 1550 California St. Denver tablishment of the I>!advilc Council of stein and Dr. James Walsh touring the Mark Sweany of Colorado Springs, are Past State Deputy George Mullare of our Knights of Columbus, he was always a coiuitry lecturing. Mr. Collins recently expp<“ted to he present. The Ihieblo of Denveriwiller|wi; attend the festivities. most energetic supporter of the order’s gave exiiert testinlony before the New activities, and held high office in the York legislature in its hearing for the Suit and local and state branches of the organiza­ attempted unseating of five StK’ialist tion. ' SIX RECEIVE ORDERS M IS S f N CRUSADE AT Burglary Insurance I legislators, and was complimented by Mr. Canfield came west about thirty 1 the nttornej' general of that state for years ago, and is well known to many | O vercoat IN SERVICES HELD COLLEGE MEETS WITH the ease witli which he handled every The large amount of thieving and burglarizing of the older residents off Denver. Lead- j que.stion put. Collins was used in an would prompt the careful person to insure ville loses in him one of her best loved, j AT CATHEDRAL HERE SPLENDID SUCCESS expert capacity by tlic C. S. govern­ against these hazards, and quit worrying. and liest known Catholic citizens. A con­ ment during tlie war in iiandling its Clearance vert to the faitli, his constant devotion labor problems, and led the job-hunting Six young men received holy orders in During tile four months tliat have Only a finv niort" days and to its principles and practices thru thirty activities on behalf of returned soldiers the ordination ceremony at the Cathe­ elapsed sinc^ its organization, the “Mis­ tho opiiortunity to save INSURANCE DEPARTMENT years was an inspiration to Ids neigh­ for the K. of C. after the armistice. He dral last Saturday morning, when the sion Crusade” unit of Sacred Heart col­ bors, Catholic and non-Catholic alike. Ills is one o f the best known labor leaders Rt. Rev. ,J. Henry Tihen, D. 1)., Bishop lege has demonstrated to its own and numerous friends will regret the passing in America. The Hibernia Bank & Trust Co. of one whose fearless piety was an ex- of Denver, officiated. Tlie Rev. John its director's satisfaction, the utility of 3 3 % to 5 0 0 ainple that encouraged them in their .Moran and the Rev. .Aloysius stiller of “clubbing together” spiritually and fi­ FIFTEENTH AND CHAMPA STS. on your Suit or Overcoat love for Motlier Church, lie is survived St. I’atrick’s and St. Elizabeth’s par- nancially to help the good cause along. HEADOFSERVITBS bv his widow. islies, Denver, respectively, were or­ What could never have been possibly is past. Don’t delay, for dained sulMleacoiis. John .Mulroy, well accomplished by individual effort is a ST. VINCTENT’S AID PLANS known in A. 0. H. circles, received the simple matter for the “Crusade” as a BECOMES ILL HERE The Time is Short BENEFIT FOR ORPHANS final minor orders, exorcist and aco­ body. The value of the many acts of ARTISTIC lyte. He is studying for the Albany dio­ self-denial, the Holy Communions and The X'ery Rev. Philip Burke, provin­ Suits and OToats Hartlord-McConaty •A. large ami interesting meeting of cese. Hcrnian Haiikap of St. Louis, a prayers offered for the success of those cial of the Order of Servants of Mary MEMORIALS St. Vincent’s .Aid society was Iield at the student for the Lincoln diocese; .Tames laboring in the “ field afar” is inestim­ (Sen’ite Fathers), with headquarters in Undertaking Co. home of Mrs. Katherine M. O’C'onnor Fliiimgiin, of Annuneiiitioii [larish, Dim- able. Subscriptions solicited for the Chicago, took ill last week while visit­ $21.50 Tue.sday afternoon. F’lirther plans were ver, a student for tlii.s diis’esc, and Jo- missionary magazine.s, tin foil amassed ing at the As.suinption rectory, Welby. 1455-57 GLENARM ST. made for the card party to he given un­ •sepli Coffey of Ireland, a student for the in large and profitable quantities, thou­ He was to have delivered an ad­ PHONE MAIN 7779 der the auspices of the, society. It was • hilvestoii, Texas, diocese, received first sands of stamps collected; these are but dress at the laying of the corner.stone suggested that the party he given at tonsure. .All the candidates are students •Incidental features of the ’’foreign mis­ of the new parochial school in Welhy $31.50 the home of one of the merahers. ^frs. ut St. Thomas' seniiiiary, Denver. sion” campaign whose benefits are in­ Sunday, hut was not able. The Servites have ninety-four mem- Death and Funeral Notices J. K. 'Mullen graeiously. veduntecred to The Very Rev. Dr. J. J. Cronin, C. 'Nf., numerable to the helpers and the helped. president of the seminary, and the Rev. Mission activities have received an liers in the American province, working By The Olinger Mortuary open her home for tliis worthy affair, $41.50 which will 1)0 Indd on Friday after­ Julian Ijiyton, C. .M., vice president, as­ added impetus during Lent. In some in the archdioceses of Milwaukee, Chi­ noon, .April .W, from 2 o’clock until sisted the Bishop ill Hie ordinations. F'a- classes ttie class fund doubled itself the cago. St. I.x)uis and Oregon City, and JOSEPHINE TARASIEWICZ, late of Worth 33 to 50% More 4609 Decatur. Services held from St. 4;.'t0, after wliieh a didightfni nnisienl ther Kir.schenlieuter, C. M., of the senii- first week. .A iiiission benefit conducted in the Dioceses of Denver and Superior. Joseph’s church Saturday. Interment at Mount Olivet. en|tertainment will he given. This will nary faculty, was master of eereinonies by Father Flllard netted $34 to the There are three Servite churches in the FRANK* AeAA-AA.4.1.RILEY, . age 26 years, UlCUdied at in the ordinations. At the Poiitifleal cause. William Earley won the first Denver diocese : Mount Carmel, Den­ Watch for our St. Joseph’s hospital. Services held 1h|, in (liarge of the eliairman of the from the St. Mary Magdalene church music eommittee, Mrs. Alexius A. Gar- Mass,' the Bisliop jv a s eelehrant, with prize— an elegant gold rosary. The sec­ ver; Welhy and East Lake. F'atlier Opportunity Day Specials at Edgewater Saturday at 9 a. m, In­ Father E. .1. Alannix as audipriest, Fa- ond and third prizes—pieces of college Burke, who was educated ’in Rome and terment at ilount Olivet. gnu. Every Monday :ind There will he 100 tables and a prize tluT William Higgins as deneon, and jewelry— went to' Chas. Ijandmaii and speaks Italian proficiently, was pastor OBITUARY. for each table. Refreshments will he Father Thomas Kelly, isll of the Ca- .loseph de Baca, while the fourth, a pen­ of Our I-ady of Mount Carmel parish, , Tue.sdiiv. t liedral, as siihdeacon. The following o f­ nant, decorates the quarters of the so­ Denver, .some time ago, leaving here LUCY COLACITO of 3614 Kalamath served. Tliere will lie one special i)rize street. Funeral 'fuesday afternoon from which has been generously donated by fices were filled by seminarians: Mas­ ciety editor of the . Brown and Gold, aliout 1910. the residence. Services at Mount Carmel .Mrs. C. S. Staten. ter of eerenionie.s, F. Gregory Smith; aco­ Henry Waldron. church. Interment Mount Olivet ceme­ BAHOBOFT SEOOHATIHO OO. tery. under direction of W. P. Horan & lytes, .Arthur Kerr and Walter Stcidlc; BILLS BROS. Son. 'I'liis will be one of the most attractive LATE REV. R. F. HANAGAN W. Z. Bancroft. Mgr. Denver, Colo. thnrifer, George Keefe. D ealer I r M. Ol Befnar, Propr. WILFORD BL.YISE BROWN was bur­ and enjoyable social affairs given by HAD NEPHEW IN DENVER ied Wednesday morning at 8:30 from the The willingness of

iwl VahM (or Tont U m t f . VICTORIA M. KURTZ, wife of Leo Painting and Decorating. Kurtz, passed away suddenly ut the call was ]iroved again in the case of of St. Gregory’s cliurcli, Philadelphia, Tlie proceeds will he used to make WOBX OTTAXAHTBED hom e, 404 F o x street. F ebru ary 27. The FORK. OF C. SCHOOL on^/6f tiie most charitable and best loved funeral was in the care of George P. necessary re])airs at St. Viucent's home Joseph Coffey, who ri’eeived first ton- Phone York 593 9406 E. Colfax Hackethal of the Residence mortuary where several lavatories will have to he sure. He i.s a native of Killarney, Coun­ prie.sts of the arclidiocese, died Febru­ Monday, with Mass at St. Joseph's and Floyd Shafer has been chosen as prin- interment at Mount Olivet. installed. ty Kerry, Ireland, and nmde his classi­ ary 2.1. George Joseph Hanagan, of JOHANNAH MOLITOR died, Sunday eipal of the free vocational school to he Philadelphia, a nephew of the priest and at St. Rosa’s convent. Mrs. William J. Ci.seel is eliairman of cal studies in St. Brendan's cidlege, in HELEN WALSH MARY PISTO of Lafayette, Colo. Re- that nation. In 1914, lie volunteered cstablisheil in Denver by the Knights of a brother of the Rev. Richal-d F. L. miiem Mass Saturday morning at Mount tlie card party, and any further informa­ Optometrist and Optician with others for the Texas mission fields, Columbus war commission for returned Hanagan of Philadelphia, is a patient Carinel church at 9 o’clock. Funeral tion may he obtained by telephoning All work receives my personal .Sunday afternoon from Coors’ hall at 2 soldiers as soon as quarters can he made at the Agues Memorial sanatorium, Den­ o’clock. Interment Mount Olivet ceme­ York 69S6. as the result of a |deu of (he lute Bi­ attention. , available at the new K. of C. home, 16th w . i . We have tery. under direction of W. P. Horan & shop (ialluglicr of Galve.stoii, who was ver. He is a soldier and was a sergeant Son. I , The address of Rev. Father MeDoii- OPTICAL SHOP Sreealeo stood the and Grant. Mr. Shafer is a graduate of ill tlie 103rd cnginieers, 28th division. S P E N C E R B. H A M .MONT) w as buried ough was inueli appreciated. tlieii visiting Ireland. He is now pursu­ 325 Sixteenth. Street PreiidHit teat of from the residence, 1345 Pennsylvania Notre Dame university, l,ewi.s & Clark ing his tlieologieiil studies at St. Chtmpa 1880. . Denver, Colo. 9*0. A. time. Ea- street, last Thursday morning at 10 “Catholic women must ever he ready o’clock. Interment .Mount Olivet. law school of Chicago, and tlie North BfoobIm tabliihed to do their ]iart, to go out and take 'I'liomas'. Denver. He is a grandnephew . CHARLES 1’. ALDERSON died at Illinois .State Normal school. He has had TroMorw 1S74. Mercy hospital. Remains were for­ interest K.s far as possible in every­ of the lute Rt. Rev. .iolin t.'of^ey, D. D., warded from the W. P. Horan & .Son fu ­ long experience ns a higli scliool princi]>al REGISTER WANT ADS neral chapel to Budd, Ark., for inter­ thing that tends to the uplift of the I’ishop of Kerry, and is a close relative and in other pedagogic jiositions in vari­ FOR RENT— .‘sleeping room; Catholic m ent. nation,'’ he said. “ A’ou are doing well of the Rt. Rev. Dr. Thoma.s .1. (shaluin. Cover Your Common Sense FREDERICK MARZiNO of 2505 ous parts of Illinois. Mr. Shafer only re­ family. Apply 16o5 Downing Street. 18th stri-et. Funeral was held Sunday in your work of eharity. in caring for rector of the Catliolie university of with an afternoon at the W. P. Horan & Son cently became a resident of Denver. He funeral chapel at 3 o’clock. Interment God's little children in your kindnc.ss .America. ■WANTED— Good competent woman as (3’b r ie n h a t Mount Olivet cemetery. is a fourtli degree ineihher of De Kulh, liousekecpor in family of three. No to those who are sick and suffering, and ELIZ.ABETH DEL.-VNEY. aged 13 111., council. K. of C. laundrv. Comfortable home. Phone months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jame.s in this way hel])ing to honor Christ and THE BROADWAY CLEANERS, DYERS Delaney of Bethune, Colo., died at Mercy York 89!>6. hospital Wednesday. The funeral will His ehureli.’’ AND TAILORS. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS FOR RENT— Furnished room in Cath­ O’Brien’s be held from the hosi>ital chapel Friday At the request of the society, Masses This well known establishment, lo­ THE DENVER M A R B li m orning. olic family. Board if desired; young cated at 312 Sontli Broadway, has re­ BUY K. OF C. HOME MARY HEN.AHEN of 230 Imgan will he offered for tlirw late members— nmu preferred. -A.pply 1204 W. Colfax. street, wife of Thomas It Henahen. Fu­ cently added the newest modern mach­ Hat Store neral services Tliursday morning at 9 Mrs. T. F. Dillon, Sr., Mrs. .lohn Keefe, The Knights of Pythias have bought and GRANITE CO. o’clock from St. Francis De .Sales’ FOR RENT— Nice room in refined and ifrs. Kate .Iordan, inery equipment to its already up-to- church. Interment Mount Olivet eemc- the old Kuights of Columbus home at Catholic widow's home, suitable for one Men’s Hatters & Furnishers tiTy, under direction of W. I’. Horan & date plant. About was expended MONUMENTI AND The next meeting will hi* held at the Glenarm and Fourteenth, Denver. They or two gentlemen. Breakfast if wanted. 1112 Sixteenth St. Son. by the enterprising proprietor, who i.s al­ MAUSOLEUMS CRUS.SIE HENOVAT©;’ of 1214 20th home of .Mrs. P. R. Riordan, 1’264 (lark- will pay $110,000, which will net the K. Apply 4166 Knox Court. street, wife of PYed Kenovato. Funeral ways anxious to give his customers the T h u rsd ay from S p llla n e’s chapel at 8;3U son St., on the first Tuesday of .(pril. of C. about $106,000, after commissions HOTICB OF PINAL SBTTI.BMBHT a. m.. and from the Holy Ghost church very best service . This establishment AND DBTBRMIHATIOH OF Tt PTimTrrp NOTICE OF FIHAE SETTEEMEHT Office end Worke are paid. Tlie final deal has not yet hoen at 9 a. m. Interment at Mount Olivet. now ranks with the finest and most Estate of Mat Walpole, Deceased. AlTD BETEHMIHATION OF HEtBSHIF ISM Lewrence St., Denver, Colo. A.NNIK K.NIGHT. Remains at the W. CARD PARTY IS PLANNED ])ut thru, hut there is no que.stion now No. 23099. Notice is hereby given that Estate of Catherine Walpole, Deoeased. P. H oran & Son funeral chapel. modern in the eitv. on the 29th day of March, 1920, I will No. 23100. Notice is hereby given that Phone Main 1815 FOR GOOD SHEPHERD HOME that it will be consummated. The Pythi- present to the County Court of the City on the 29th day of March, 19^20, I will mcHAZii. o ’soirHiix,]^. ans mu.st pay .$20,000 down within sixty and County of Denver, Colorado, my ac­ present to the County Court of the City The death of Mr, Michael O’Donnell, 'Ihe (!ood Slieplierd .Aid society will counts for final settlement of adminis­ and County of Denver, Colorado, my ac­ WILLIAM E. RUSSELL, which occurred on Sunday, February 22, Batter Krust Bread days and it is e.xpeeted that the remain­ tration of said estate, when and where counts for final settlement of adminis­ Dealer in marked the nassing of another off 6jo lo■ - iriect Tuesday afternoon at the home of all persons in Interest may appear and tration of said estate, when and where rado’sMo’s pioneers. pionei ‘ ‘ Takes you back home*’ der will be cleared up within a year. object to them, if they so desire. all persons in' interest may appear and COKE, WOOD Mr. O’Donnell was born in Tipperary,I per; -Mrs. Ifarry Loritz, 1469 Deroit. Mrs. Notice is also hereby given that In the object to them, if they so desire. Ireland, eitrhty-two years afro and spent .lohn Loritz will assist the hostess. Final matter of said estate Martin Walpole, Notice is also hereby given that in the AND CHARCOAL I his youth in his native land, where he BUY YOUR FUEL AND FEED OF MRS. NANCY LOUGHNEY claiming to be an heir at law of said de­ matter of said estate Martin Walpole, Office, 1523 'Vgelton St. I received an excellent education. In early )dans for a card jiarty, to tie given April ceased, nas filed in said Court his duly claiming to be an heir at law of said de­ Yard Ho. 1, Larimer and 4tli manhood Mr. O’Donnell went to New­ DIES AT AGE OF 92 verified petition, asking for a judicial ceased, has filed In said Court his duly Yard No. 3, OUpin and 39th foundland, where he spent .some years 5, will he made. J. C STORTZ ascertainment and determination of the verified petition, asking for a judicial Phones Main 585,588, 578. as a teacher in the schools of .St. John’s. Oil the .success of this party depends heirs of such deceased, and setting forth ascertainment and determination of Yard Ho. 3, W. Alameda and Cherokee About forty-five years ago he came to FUEL & FEED CO. Mrs. Nancy Loughnoy, who died Feb­ that the names, postofflee addresses and the heirs of such deceased, and set­ Colorado and made his home at Lead- the work the girls at the home will do relationship of all persons, who are ting forth that the names, • post- I ville. Here he identified himself with ruary 29 at. the home of her daughter, or .claim to be heirs of said deceased so office addresses and relationship of this year, as the funds taken in are u.sed cGa l , wood, h a y an d grain ' the growth of that city and served as Mrs. James Tiglie, 3430 (Vest Eighth far as known to the petitioner, are as all persons, who are or claim to , an official in various capacities for many to buy liiieiiH for their ner-dlework. Some J. C. STORTZ, Prop. follows, to-wit: That the said Martin be heirs of said deceased ^o far as i years. About ten years ago he removed avenue, was buried Wednesday morning Walpole who resides at Number 528 known to the petitioner are as follows, Doyle’s Pharmacy to Denver and made his home here of tlie finest needlework in the city is Phone Main 2483 4201 Josephine st. Douglas Street, in the City of Indian­ to-wit: That the said Martin Walpole, THE PARTICULAR DRUGGIST until his death. with a Solemn High Mass, from the apolis, State of Indiana, is the sole sur who resides at Number 528 Douglas Mr. O’Donnell was a man of sterling tnriied out yearly by the girls at the ------1------vlvingh heir at law of the said Mat Wal­ Street, In the City of Indianapolis, State Glun;cli o f the Presentation. pole, deceased; that the said Mat Wal­ of Indiana, is the sole surviving heir at IStk Ave. & ClArkson St. character and was ever an earnest Chris­ Order These Books ■ ’In ■ GimmI Shepiierd home. pole left surviving him, his sister, Cath­ law of the said Catherine Walpole, de­ Phone' York 9335. Free Delivery. tian and a true friend. He is survived fro m the She is survived by her daughter and by his widow. Mrs. Julia O’Donnell, and .Mrs. Gordon, the new president, is es- erine Walpole, and his sister, Anna W al­ ceased; that the said Catherine Walpole CAMERAS AND HLMS. two daughters, Mrs. William Thompson gnindchildren. She was 92 years old pole, both unmarried women, at that left surviving her her sister, Anna W al­ peeially anxious that this meeting he time re.sldlng at number 3515 Walnut pole, an unmarried woman, residing at and Mrs. Dennis Gibbons, all of Den­ and a native o f Balmullet, County ver. The funeral took place on Wed­ well attended and that all niemtiors will Carmelite Sisters Street, City of Denver, State of Colo­ 3515 Walnut Street, City of Denver, nesday morning of last week from Mayo, Ireland. Interment was at Mount rado, and the said Martin Walpole, as State of Colorado, and the said Martin Loyola chapel, with Interment at Mount take an active interest in the card party. ISth and Victor, St. Louis, Mo. his sole and only heirs at law; that the Walpole, her brother, as her sole and O livet. Olivet. said Catherine Walpole and the said only heirs at law; that the said Anna The A. W. Clark Drug Co. Anna Walpole both died since the death Walpole died since the death of the said TWO STORES: □ □ n Hlfe of outer Bt. Pierre. The Car­ of the said Mat Walpole, leavlpg the said Catherine Walpole, leaving the said Mar­ □ a melite nun to whom our Lord deigned to Martin Walpole as their sole and only tin Walpole as her sole and only heir Comer 8th Ave. and Jason St C'liicago.—.A gift of •■?I0,O(MI to cmlow a reveal the wonderful efficacy “of devo­ heir at law. at law . iames Sweeney Cigar Co. Accordingly, notice is also hereby Accordingly, notice is also given that Third Ave and Elati St. free seholar.shi[i in the new Ro-^ary col­ tion to His suffering Face. ’’The Arch- given that upon said 29th day of March, upon said 29th day of March, 1920. or the lege Iia.s been made by Mr. anil Mrs. GEO. P. HACKnHAL confraternity of the Holy Pace” .counts Dr. Murphy’s Root Beer 1920, or the day to which the hearing day to which the hearing may he con­ EVERYTHING IN DRUGS thousands of members in the U. S. and may be continued, the Court will pro­ tinued, the Court will proceed to receive Francis J. Lewi.s. .. ceed to receive and hear proofs concern­ and hear proofs concerning the heirs of many more throughout Europe. 26 cents Phone Champa 3816 UNDERTAKER ing the heirs of such decea-sed, and will, such deceased, and will, upon the proofs and postage. Strand Theater Building, 1634 Curtis St. upon the proofs submifted. enter a de­ submitted, enter a decree in said estate A MOME'PPODUCT Hymn to the Holy Pace. 30 cents and cree in said estate determining who arc determining who are the heirs of such at the postage. DENVER, OOLO. the heirs of such deceased person and i deceased person and the descent of the the descent of the lands, tenements and I lands, tenements and hereditaments of WHITE LOAF Life of Blessed Anna of Bt. Bartholo­ hereditaments of such deceased, at I such deceased, at which hearing all per- mew, companion to Sister Teresa. 76 which hearing all persons claiming to ! sons claiming to be heirs at law of such FLOUR RESIDENCE cents and postage. DR. J. J. MEEHAN be heirs at law of such deceased may deceased may appear and present their Theodore U fe of Venerable Teresa Margaret, appear and present their proofs. p roofs. Famous For Its High Q uality young and lovely, her body is Incorrupt JO H N M cC a r t h y , JO H N M cC a r t h y , EXCELSIOR FLOUR MILLS MORTUARY 65 cents and postage DENTIST Administrator with Will Annexed. Administrator. St. BUas and the Order of CarmeL PYORRHEA AND DENTAL X-RAY ROBERT H. KANE, Attorney. ROBERT H. KANE, Attorney. Denver Colo. Phone M.380. i 25 cents and postage. Hackethal 14 th and Glenarm Hours S-12 a. m.. 1-5 p. m. Book Mark of SUter Teresa. 85 cents Jm V MODERN METHODS AND and postage. lUTTB 601 MACK BLK. PH. M. 6265 Piotnres of Sister Teresa. Small, I6th and Oalifomia. Tb« Oldest aod Moit Reliable Agents for EQUIPMENT 50 aents per 100: larger. 2 for 5 cents. Hcul Help In the West The Anderson-Harrington Coal Company 4 Hals and Fsmals Help Sent ErerTWhere FUNERAL Home-like Surroundings, when R. R. Fare la Advanced. East Sida Bianok and I ra/il lA//Yrk/l South Bide Branch, Phone Res. Phone m Main Office, V ^ O a l e TT 0011 _ - , Champa 5151 i$outb 688' CANADIAN DIRECTOR 35tli & Walnut W So.Broadw ay 1449-51 Kalamath St. □ai=3C 3Qa SHOES Phone, Main 365 A 366 1 1 3 7 4 X ^ ^ 1 1 1 Phone South 3119 EMPLOYMENT □ □ C 3DD FULL LINE OF POULTRY SUPPLIES AGENCY Phone Main 3658 aOTHlNG Main 411. 1S2C Larimer. Res. Phone Main 3250 Mount Olivet Denver, Colo. n 6 s c r u b b i n g BaUbllshed 1810. Mrs. J. White. Prop NONESUCH Does the W oik Cemetery JACQUES BROS. FOLLOW DIRECTIONS. EXCELLENT MONUMENTS M. O’KBSFEk Prcitdent W. J. KBR'WTN, Vlc*-PTe«Went MAUSOLEUMS Fine Fabrics THE Office and Yards, 28 E Sixth Ave. fftlT Varnish Surfaces Telephone South 73. ONLY CEMETERY FOR Cor. Larimer and 23d Sts. ■ ” ■ Painted Surfaces DIAMONDS CATHOLIC PEOPLE Enameled Surfaces OF DEYY^ER Fine for Wash Day M. O’Keefe Jewelry Co. Hatirs, 9 to 12; 1 to 5. Phone Main 8425. MADE IN DENVER The Store of Quality Grocery. Paint and Hardware Stores Sell It. City Office, 827 Fifteenth Street Phone Main 6440 DR. J. J. O^NEIL“ Z)en^isf 403 Gas & Electric Bldg. Suite 722 Mack Building;. leth and Califomia Streets. NONESUCH P a l Cleaner Cl Phone Cham^i 2819. Denver, Colo. MARGARET O’KEEFE Treasurer W. C. HANSEN, Secretary u D 3DD

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