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SOLDIERWHOWAS COLORADO GETS ON MERRIMAC IN UGLY PUBLICITY FAMOUS BATTLE FROM NATIONAL TAKEN IN DEATH CATHOLIC PRESS
M. Howard of Vet Federation’s Social ^rvice Bn- eran of Coafedoracy in - reau Takes Up John Lawsoa Civil War. Case. VOU XL NO. 2. DIHVBB, OOLOEADO, IEDB8DAT. AOOtlST 12, U 15. 22 FEB TEAS N _____ - BUBIED IN DENVER MONDAY ARTICLE BY FRANK WALSB Had Written Book Describing MOST RIGOROUS MERCY! POPE OWNED ENTIRE Unfortunate Independent Qnery Fig^t With Monitor; In This New Sacred Heart Rector in Town Into Conditions Was Not r State 42 Tears. OF ALL ORDERS Instituted by It. ^ COLORADO ONCE AND GAVE _ i Michael Howard, « pioneer Catholic ARer Great Farewell at Trinidad DENVER'GIRL’S (A Personal Opinion) resident of Colorado, who was on the The social service bureau of the Amer~ y Confederate ,,^ ip Merrimac, in the CHOIC^N LIFE IT AWAY, SAYS MAXIMILIAN ican Federation of Catholic Societies, memorable Monitor-Merrimac battle of which every week prepares a buUetiB the Civil war, died August 6 at his home Alice Monaghan, Beautiful tend for publipation in the^Catholic papers ot in Lawson and waS" buried in Mount T alent^ Leaves to Be Got ifWhen a Certain Christopher Columbus America,' this week will have printed an Olivet cemetery, Denver, on Monday. Carmelite. article by Frank P. Walsh, chairman of Mr. Howard was a Confederate vet Found a Place Now Named the United States commission on indns- eran. He was born in Ireland, but came ‘VICTIM’ OF LITTLE FLOWER trial relations, bearing the title, “Cido- to America and'was in business at Nor rado’s Travesty of Justice.” The essay If Postulant Is Accepted, Can America folk, Va., when the Civil war broke ous. deals with the John R. Lawson murder Never Look Upon ^ e n d s case, and is a stern criticism of local con He enlisted in Company E, Forty-first Again. regiment, of the Virginia volunteers, ditions relative, to the recent coal strike. and, being a good mechanic, was de Miss Alice £., Monaghan, tlie daughter JOHN B. McGAURAN NOT TO BLAME The Catholic Federation service, -when tached from his Command and put at of Mrs. Charles Monaghan of the Amo all the papers to which the articles are special work. He was one of the men sent use them, reaches from 5,000,000 to hotel, left for Santa GarS, Cal., on Wed By MAXIMIUAN. right of discovery. Some cynics claim employed in changing the frigate Merri- nesday of this week. On Sunday, the 10,000,000-. people a week. Consequently Did you ever know that the first per that ^he owns it yet, but, of course, they mac into a man-of-\fhc.^and, having Feast of the ^Assumption, she will enter it will be seen that it is of a rather se are sadly in the minority. Frank F. rious nature to Colorado that the feder completed their- work, they' all jumped the monastery of the Disralced Carmel son to own Colorado was a gentleman Walsh is sure that it is rim by the ation should have taken up this ques on the ^ ip when she started on a trial ites and begin a aix-mo|ths’ postulancy, commonly designated as the pope of trip. Before she returned she met the C. F. & I., and everybody knows that tion. An amount of publicity second preparatory to becoming a member of Rome? the C, F. & I’s. address is 26 Broadway, famous “cheesebox,” the historic Moni that order. t only to that secured at the time the As tor, The^ Monitor, which was- a vessel Ye gods and little fishes! \Yhat a pill New York, not London. But we in sociated Press and other great daily The Discalced Carmelites are undoubt ■with very littR showing aljove water, for the Knights of Luther! ^ Colorado know that we own ourselves, news agencies were sending out local edly the most austere liMer in the represented something unique, in naval Y’et, the head of the Catholic Church and are rather glad—sometimes!—that strike stories regularly will .he gained" Church. The sisters are cloistered Mid circles at the time, apd the battle be was actually recognized by the civiliEed this is BO. ' by this new indictment. never mingle with the outside world. world as the possessor of the Sunshine If the federation hopes to accomplish tween-her and the Merrimac is one of They may receive occasional visits from State. anything by this publicity, it has started the most famous in history. relatives and close friends and converse It came about this way. In 1402, on the wrong track. The article it is Mr. Howard wrote a book on the with thorn, but they neither see their Christopher Columbus, a well known NON-CATHOLICS using is not new. It appeared, under ^ battle, but never tried to have it pub friends nor are they seen by them. They lished. It is now in the hands of a sailor, decided to explore a certain large Mr. Walsh’s signature, in certain Colo maintain themselves by sewing, and SEEK TO ENTER Denver woman, a member of the Daugh body of water, supposed to be inhabited rado publications, including a Trinidad their object is to secure their own per ters of the Confederacy. She has an by gigantic snakes, dragons, monsters, labor daily. If the social service bu sonal sanctification and to pray for the AURORA SCHOOL nounced that she will allow his heirs to spooks ct al, and thought by many to reau wished to give absolute justice, it welfare of Mother Church and that God have a very sudden ending, over which would have been a much better course to make a copy of it at any time. may bless the work of the clergy. NEXT SEPTEMBER ships and hUmans might drop without have conducted an investigation of its If the Yankees had devoted their ef- The membership in the different com . forts toward trying to hit the Merrimac Warning, being hurled thru unlimited ■ own, independent of Mr. Walsh’s, for, munities is very limited, and it is only 25 Reported to Contemplate Study below the water line, said Mr. Howard, spate, dear knows where. Now the hon whether this charge is justified or not, after tlie closest scrutiny that one is at New St. James’ Parish be and all hia^onfreres would have orable Christopher did not hit Colorado it is certain that most Coloradoans ,do even permitted to be a postulant. Institution. ■“gone to Davy Jones’ locker,” for the on this momentous voyage, but landed- not consider the Kansas City man a fair Miss Monaghan stole a march on her ship was only a converted frigate and in what he thought was India, and, ac authority in dealing with the Colorado friends a few months ago when she pre BUILDING FUNDS RAISED REV. WILLIAM LONERGAN, S. J., cording to the practices of tliose times, situation. With the exception of the ■was not armored below.' sumably went West to visit the exposi Who Has Arrived to Become Rector of the Sacred Heart tburch, Succec\..ng the land he Hiscovered went to the pope. labor press, he does not have a single Mr. Howard, who was a devout Cath tion, l)T1t in reality to apply for admis Montclair' Wants Permanent Bishop-elect A. J. .Scliuler, .S. J., Who Will be Consecrated in .September. The pope, in the days when the navi Colorado newspaper supporting him, so . olic and an enthusiastic admirer of The sion. She returned enthusiastic, and Structure; Plans Call for 4 Hegister, came to Colorado forty-two Father Schuler Will Devote Most of His Tune to Preparation for His Con gator labored, was not only the spiritual far as the writer is aware. The papers awaited the decision of tlie “chapter.” Rooms and Hall. years ago and had spent thirty-seven secration and Departure. but also the temporal sovereign of the { . - were not all one-sided in the strike, The favorable decision came early in years in Lawson. He is survived by his civilized world. Rome had proved that cither. It is well to remember that. Ev (W. G. Code, Staff Reporter.) “While Trinidad will lose a valuable July, hut it was not almost until the eve Five 'ri^nmitteemen have been named widow, Mrs. Annie F. Howard, and three it was the logical court for'settling dis idently, with such a state of affairs, Trinidad, Aug. 11.—Father Lonergan citizen, and the parish a fine ])astor. Den of her departure that she made her deci in St. Japies’ parish, Montclair, to raise Jtsons, all of I..aw8on—Courtney, John and putes between small sovereigns, ana, whet he writes cannot have much im hade farewell to Trinidad on Thursday ver will gain as mucli. The Sacred Heart sion known to any but her 'immediate funds foy Jhe new parochial school which because of this and because the papacy pression on the people of this common Hobert Emett. Father McCabe of Idaho at an informal reception at the Knights parish will make a valimhle -acquisition family. it Ur proposed to open in Septemlier, oi.d Springs prepared Mr. Howard for death, had been unusually successful in deal wealth. There are two sides to the ot Columbus hall. Hundreds of persons in Father Lonergan, and liis loss to this One wonders why girl so full of each haa_^K>aBiised to get .$360 for the and officiated a t the. services held in the ing with barbarian invaders of Italy, its strike question. , Before the trouble, the gathered for tlie last handshake, and to community cannot be estimated. But youth and health and buoyancy, so tal building. The school is to h(* started in l.awson chapel Sunday afternoon. Mr. temporal power grew and grew until it operators were guilty of many things bid him Godspeed. Men and women of Father Hugh will ably fill the place left ented ami popular—one who, from the temporary quarters, pending the erec Howard was eighty-six years old. He hecamc the most potent sovereignty, subversive of true democracy in their dll crcwls and all walks of life were vacant by him and the good work con standpoint of the world, had everything tion of a permanent home. It is said knew death was coming, and made his judgpii from a purely earthly standpoint, mining camps, and admitted -it before there. During the evening he was pre tinue.” here to make her happy—should ehK't to that twenty-five non-Catholic chihlren, own funeral arrangements. mankind has ever known. the industrial relations commission. sented by a “spiritual bouquet” by the The fhronicle-News “ad, in part:- spend her life in a cloistered convent. including four from one family, wi'l en tVhen Columbus discovered America, But the miners were not without all people of the parish. “It is wiui great regret that Triniilad But a study of the personnel of any of ter the new school when it opens. Pope Alexander VI was ruling. The blame in their actions in connection When the announcement was first views the forthcoming departure of F'a- ■the Carinelite convents reveals the fact While the temporary school will he in pontiff, in 1493, granted the king and with the strike. Nobody dares deny 7 COLLEGE BOYS made that he was to leave Trinidad, ther William I»nergaii, for the past six that the great majority arc such. And Aurora, there is a strong mov^■^l(■Ilt in queen of Spain all the continents in that now. many plans were made, every member years pastor and assistant |iastor of the it st>ems that it is just such cheerful the parish to get the permanehi struct ENTER JESUITS habited by infidels which these sov The Register had a representative in of the parish had an idea of his own, tloly Trinity parish. Father Lonergan souls that God wants as his particular ure in Montclair, where the ehure!i is lo ereigns had discovered. By an agree the very midst of the trouble, although either to take steps to stop his removal, will leave on .Monday night for Denver, friends. cated. Aurora had been intended as tlie No less than seven young men who ment with Portugal, Spain was allotted we saw fit to print little about it at the or to present him with some material where he will become pastor of tlie .Sa Sister Theresa of Lisieux, known ns site, and, though it is still well thongiit started into the Sacred Heart college, all of North America. Hence, when the time. ‘'Both sides were so rotten that gift that would show their appreciation cred Heart parish. Fatlier Ixmergan the Little F'lower, was a meniher of tliis of, Montelairites. who have the resi DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER THURSDAY, AUGUST i2, 1915. PAGE TWO. M. 1 enough to know it cost a great price, with sincere warinth', and after a few Brunet'had never before given bia master a direct compliment His eyes nor to appreciate that she wore no moments said: jewels—nothing except the flowers he iNimaces, Cornices “If you really want me to go back only bad the habit of exiH’essing ad Current Cathdic bad sent Her dark hair was clus Gutters, Chimney Tops with you on the yacht, old chap—" miration, and the manner in which tered about her ears and her beauti he performed his duties, his devotion, Thought. all Uads of ‘T really do,” said Tremont se ful-eyes lost their fire in tenderness. renely. “You see, wbe^we came on were his forms of compliment But Compiled for The Register. Via aad aalTaaiaat Ztaa Work the boat we scarcely hoped to be so Sabron’s long illness and absence, tbe “When a man has been very close to death. Mademoiselle, be looks about TUrtr rears ezperteaee la tnrnaoe fortunate as to bring back the dlstin- fact that he had been snatched from MANY NATIONS NOW, bnstaess tn Denver.^ death and given back to the army for the reason of his resurrection. gushed captain.” REPRESENTED AT HOLY SEE ACssMa (sc the ' Sabron smiled. again, leveled between servant and 'When he returns to the world, he looks to see what there is in this life OalsteatoA aejratoa ranaosc m m j m y o i i “But you have nof told me yet,” he master the Impassable wall of eti It is hard to see why the United to make it worth living. I am young said, "why you came down.” quette. ‘ States does not have a diplomatic rep —at the beginning of my career. I The 0 %ieii FnniaceWoiks ELLUSfcm "No," said Tremont. “that is true. “There will be a grand dinner to resentative at the Vatican. From all night will there not Monsieur le may have before me a long life in Well, it will make a story for the indications, it will take an involvement r 3827 Watanrt 8 t sea.” Capitaine? Doubtless Monsieur le which, with health and friends, I may find much happiness. These things in a war or something equayy serious to Votaphaas Mau MTt €0^tvc/frer eoBBi ttm /iH i cx^ffPArrr Colonel and all the gentlemen will be CHAPTER XXVII. there.” Brunet made a compreben- certainly have their worth to a nor make us see the value of one, as was mal man—but I cannot make them (Concluded) once.” , ilve gesture as though he comprised the case with England. The Antigonish real before my eyes just yet As I The Marquise d’Escllguac gave a Valor In Retroapect the entire etat major. Casket (Nova Scotia) says: look upon the world to which I have petulant sigh. In the month of May, when the Sabron, indeed, looked well. He . “My dear Julia!” exclaimed her returned, I see nothing-but a woman The following states have now ac Hnfle Matel “How Impossible you are, Julia. chestnuts bloom in tbe green dells, was thin, deeply bronzed by the ex •W it, tn surprise and delight. “Rob Understand me, my dear, I do not where the delicate young foliage posure on the yacht, for he and Tre and her love. If I cannot win her for credited representatives to the holy^ raoNfl an. e r t will be enchanted, but he would mont before returning to France bad my wife, if 1 cannot have her love—" see of Rome:« Argentine Republic, want a woman of my family to be a holds the light as In golden cups, a m a Ava. A n o t be able to leave his friend so coquette. I do not want it said that young man walked through one of the, made a long cruise. Sabron wore the He made an expressive gesture which Austria-Hungary, Bavaria, Belgium, akx».” more impressively than words implied you are an American flirt—It Is in bad, small allees of the Bqis at the fash look of a man who has come back Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, “He need not,” said the girl, "nor taste and entirely misunderstood in ionable noon hour, a little reddish dog from a far country and is content. how completely he laid down every J. HARRINGTON, (Formerly-With ■eed you leave unless you wish.” thing else to her love and his. Costa Rica, San Domingo, Great A. HARRINGTON. } C. J. Reilly. the Faubourg 8t.-Germaln.” trotting at his heels. The young man "And never shall I forget to tbe end The Marquise d’Escllgnac entertain Britain, Holland, Peru, Prussia, Rus HARRINGTON BROS The girl, bewildered by her aunt’s walked with an imperceptible limp. of my days how Monsieur le Capitaine He said, not without a certain dig ed a thousand thoughts. She had not sia, Servia and Spain. Portugal, attitude and extremely troubled by He was thin, as men are who have looked when 1 met the yacht at Mar nity: “I am quite poorTTvhave only Heating & Ventilating ■tndled young girl’s minds for a long my soldier’s pay. In Normandy I own France, Italy and the United States the threat of tbe marriage . conven lived* hard and who have overcome seilles!” Contractors time. She had heard that tbe mod tion, said: tremendous obstacles. He was tanned Brunet spoke reverently, as though a little property. It is upon a hill ' have no representatives. Portugal em American girl was very extreme Jobbing and Bepalring a Bpeotalty. “Don’t you understand? In this case as men are browned who have come be were chronicling sacred souvenirs. and looks over the sea. with apple and France are absent owing to tbe and she held her in rather light es Phone Champa 2548. it is peculiarly delicate. He might from eastern and extreme southern orchards and wheat flelds. There la a influence of infidel politics in those teem. Julia Redmond she had con "I said to myself, you are about to 836 FOVBTBBVTK IT. ask me from a sense of honor.” countries. house. These are my landed estates. countries. Italy’s lack of a repre sidered to be out of the general rule. welcome back a hero. Brunet! Mon “Not In any sense,” said the Mar The little dog bad also an imper My manhood and my love are my for sentative is due to her robbery of The Oldest and Most Reliable Agents for “Was It possible,” she wondered, sieur le Capitaine will be as weak as quise d’Esclignac. “It has not oc ceptible limp occasioned by a bicycle tune. If you'eannot return my love I Hotel Help in tbd West “that Julia, In comparing Tremont j a child. But I was determined that the pope’s territory. The United curred to the poor young officer to running over him when be was a shall not thank Tremont for bringing with th^nvalid, found Robert more Monsieur le Capitaine should not read States has no special reason, apart Male and Female Help Sent Everywhere suppose for a hioment that a young puppy. me back from Africa.” attractive?” , my feelings, however great my emo from the general prejudice of her when R. R. Fare is Advanced woman with millions, as you are so The two companions seemed im 'The American girl listened to him "Julia,” she said severely, as though j tion.” people, for being absent where so fortunate to be, would derange her- mensely to enjoy the spring day. Sab Sabron smiled. At no time in bis with 'profound emotion. She discov sV lfT ke tkls“''to7oTlow“''hrm! If I ron every now and then stood for a ered every second how well she un many great powers are present. On CANADIAN chair, "sit down simple life did Brunet ever conceal thought so I would not have brought few ^noments looking at tbe gay the most trifling emotion—bis simple derstood him, and he had much to the chief occasion on which she had Slightly smiling, the young girl you, Julia. What I have done, i have say, because it was the first time be to deal with very difficult questions obeyed her aunt j, passers-by, pedestrians and eques face revealed all bis simple thoughts. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY done solely for your peace of mind, had ever spoken to her of his love. involving Catholic rights, namely, “My dear, I have followed your ca trians, enjoying to the full the repose Sabron said heartily: “Your control Main 486. 1526 Larimer, . my child. This young man loves you. of civilization, tbe beauty of bis own was very fine. Indeed.” She had put out both her hands and, the settlement of problems arising prices from France to Africa. Only He believes that you love him, no looking at him fully, said simply: Denver, Colo. 'by pleading heart-failure and mortal land. ‘Instead of seeing a sick man, Mon out of the transfer of the Philippine doubt You have given him sufficient “Why it seems to me yot\ must Ertabliched 1880. Mrs. J. White, Prop, Illness could I dissuade you from go Pitchoune looked with indifference sieur le Capitaine, a splendid-looking Islands from Spain to her hands, reason, heaven knows! Now.*’ said know how I feel—how can you help ing into the desert with the caravan. upon the many dogs. He did not stir figure, with red cheeks and bright she had Mr. Taft, afterwards pres her aunt emphatically, “I do not In knowing how I feel?" Q Get BiibscriptioiiB for The Reg Now, without any apparent reason, from bis master’s side. 'When Sabron eyes, came off the boat to the shore. tend that you should break his heart ” ,••••*•• ident, in Rome as envoy to the holy ister. Big corimiBsion. Refer ybu wlsh'fo return to France.” was quiet, the little animal stood at I said to my self: ‘Brunet, be has tbe It was more than likely that the see to handle those questions. ences necessary. “The reason for coming here has attention; he was a soldier’s dog. He air of one w^o comes back from a vic After a little he told her of Nor Marquise d’Esclignac was looking been accomplished, ma tante. Mon could have told dog stories to those tory.’ No one t^ould have ever be mandy, and how be had spent his back twenty-five years to a time, SYMPTOMS OF insignificant worldly ' dogs — could lieved that Monsieur le Capitaine had childhood and boyhood in tbe chateau sieur de Sabron has been found.” when as a rich American, she bad put EYE TROUBLE “And now that you have found him,” have told of really thrilling adven been rescued from captivity.” overlooking the wide sea, told her Headache, Disslaesa, aside her love for a penniless soldier GRAPE JUICE IN said the marquise reproachfully, "and tures. His brown eyes were pathetic how be had watched the ships and Palas a t Base of Brala with an insignificant title. She re .Brunet’s curiosity was very strong Neuralgia, Fainting, you discover that he Is not all your with their appeal of affection as they and as far as bis master was con used to dream of the countries be membered how she had followed his MASS rW TtIC IT W» Abaolntaly OnanutM' O u Wm m s romantic fancy imagined, you are go looked up at his beloved master. He cerned he had been obliged to crush yond the horizon, and how the apple campaign. She folded her lorgnon 00& 9 n U B B OBAWnS, 9S.M ing to run away from him. In short, had a fund of experience such as the it down. To himself he was saying: blossoms filled the orchards in the and looked at her niece. Julia Red Schwab, Modern Opticians you mean to throw him over.” poodles and the terriers led by their “Monsieur le Capltalne is on the eve spring. He told her how he longed It has been asserted, and denied, that mond saw a doud pass over her aunt’s Ph. Main S17L 931 15U S i “Throw him over, ma tante!” mur- owners could not understand. There of some great event. W’hen will he to go back, and that bis wandering the prohibition movement would forbid tranquil face. She put her arms mure-d-tEe girl. "I havp never had fore Pitchoune was indifferent to them announce it to me? I am sure life bad made it impossible for years. the use of wine in the mas^, making un around her and kissed her tenderly. my the chance. Between Monsieur de Not one of those petted, ridiculous master is going to be married.” Julia whispered: “We shall go there fermented grape juice necessary. With Directory of “You really think then, ma tante, house dogs could have run for miles Sabron and myself there is only Pitchoune, from a chair near in the spring, my friend.” out real wine there could be no mass, be that lie will come to Paris?” in the dark across an African desert, by, friendship." ' assisted at his master’s toilet^ one He was charming as he sat there cause, as Rev. Dr. James Cotter says: “Without a doubt, my dear." could have found Beni Medlnet and Attorneys-at- Law "Fiddlesticks!” said the Marquise moment holding the razor-strop holding her hands closely, his fine "You think he cares, ma tante?" fetched relief to his master. Pitchoune be- OP coLoaAoa - H’Escllgnac Impatiently. “I have no tween his teeth, then taking the eyes bent upon her. Sabron told her “Christ, WTio instituted the Sacra Her aunt kissed her and laughed. was proud of it. He was very well understanding of the modern young clothes brush in his little grip, things that had been deep in his ment of the Altar, use'd wine. Christ is "I think you will be happy to a bour satisfied with his career. He was He girl. She makes ber own marriages was saying to himself: “I hope in heart and mind, waiting for her hero God, and God is infinite in knowledge. JAMES J. McFEELY and her subsequent divorces. I am geois extent. He is a fine man.” still young; other deeds of valor per so many months. Finally, everything Attorney-at-Law the name of rats and cats my master So what He says or does is the subject your aunt, my dear, your mother’s “But do I need to promise you?” haps lay before him—who can tell? merged into his present life, and the 425 Foster Building asked the girl. “Don’t you know?” is not going out without me!” Bister, and a woman of at least twen At any rate he had been shown about beauty of what he said dazed her like of adoration an5 not of criticism by poor Phone 4295 "I shall be perfectly ashamed of Brunet was engaged to be married creatures, measured in their lives by a ty-five years’ more experience than at the ministry of war, been very an enchanted sea. He was a soldier, MORRISSEY & SCOFIELD you,” said the Marquise d’Escllgnac. much admired, and he was a proud to the kitchen maid of the Marquise little span of time, and in their minds you have.” d’Escllgnac. Ordonnances and scul a man of action, yet a dreamer. The Attorneys-at-Law “if you are anything but a woman of animal. by a little dome of bone. Julia was not following her aunt’s lions are not able to arrange their fact that his hopes were about to be 305-07 Symes Building heart and decision in this matter.” When Sabron spoke to him he leaped Phone Main 4310 Denver, Colo. train of thought, 'but her own. She matrimonial affairs so easlly*^ as are realized made him tremble, and as he felt the hint of authority and bondage Evidently she waited, and Julia Redi upon him and wagged his tall. After “Mustiim is never mentioned in lioly the upper classes. talked, everything took light from this DAN B. CAREY In her aunt’s tone and repeated: mond, slightly bowing her lovely head a few moments, as the two stood near victory. Even his house in Normandy ■writ. The wine used, and referred to, is “Monsieur le Capltalne,” said the Attorncy-at-I^w "I wish to leave Algie«.JomoiTow.” in deference to the older lady who the exit of an allee leading to one began to seem a fitting setting for the always an intoxicant. Witness the re had not married her first love, said servant, his simple face raised to his 216-220 Coronado Bldg. “You shall do so,” said her aunt. "I of the grand avenues, Pitchoune slowly beautiful American. marks made by the Cana wedding guests Phone Main 4051 Denver, Colo. obediently: went In front of his master and master’s, “I am going to be mar ------...... X, am rejoiced to get out of the Orient. ried.” "It is only a'Louis XIII chateau; it on its exhilarating effects. Why did our N(t Is late to order my dresses for “I promise to do as you ^ wish, ma toward two- ladies sitting on a bench WILLIAM H. ANDREW stands very high, surrounded by or Lord use wine? 'rids is a (jucstion out Trouvllle, but I can manage. Before tante.” /, in the gentle warmth of the May sun Sabron wheeled around: ‘Mon Attorney-at-LiW; brave Brunet, when?” chards, which in the spring are white side the matter. He did use it, and we 515 Charles Building we go, however, my dear, I w4nt you light. Pitchoune, moved from his as snow!” CHAPTER XXVI. Brunet grinned sheepishly. bow our liearts to His bouTity, and our Tel. Main 1309 Denver, Colo. to make me a promise.” ■» __ Jr. usual indifference, gave''a short bark, “We shall go there in the spring,” "In five years. Monsieur le Capi- lieads to His divine knowledge. ’ “A promise, ma tante?” The girl’s walked up to the ladies, and began she whispered. JOHN H. REDDIN, tone Implied that she did not think Congratulations. to snuff about their feet. The younger taine,’’ at which the superior officer “Tliere is no conceivable condition un Attorney and Counselor at Law The Due de Tremont saw what laughed heartily. Sabron stopped speaking, his rev 612-G14 Ernest and Cranmer Block ahe would give It lady exclaimed, and then Sabron, lift erie was done, and he was silent as der which mass miglit be celebrated “You have played the part of fate splendid stuff the captain in the ----- ; ing his hat, came forward, the crimson “Is she an infant, are you educat Seventeenth and Curtis Streets ing her?” the intensity of his love for her without the use of wine,’’ writes KeV. In the life of this young man, who, I Cavalry was made of by the young color beating in bis dark tanned Phone Main 557 Denver, Colo. man’s quick convalescence. Sa’bron "When one is the eldest of a wid surged over him. He lifted her deli J. Harding Fisher, S.J., in “America.■' find. Is a charming and brave man. cheeks. T. M. MORROW could not understand why Robert lin ow,” said Brunet with a sigh, “and cate hands to his lips. “It is April “Tlie reason is not far to seek. Without Now you must stand by your guns, The Marquise d’Escllgnac held out Attorney-at-Law gered after the departure of the Mar the eldest of ten children—” now,” he said, and his voice shook, wine there can be no transubstantiation my dear Julia.” both hands to the officer: 021 E. & C. Building quise d’Esclignac, the Comtesse de la The clock struck the quarter. Sab “it is spring now, my love.” of wine into the Blood of Christ. With “Why, how do you mean, ma tante?” "It’s nearly noon,” she said, "and • *•*••• Phone Main 1049 Maine and Miss Redmond. The pres ron knew the story of the widow and out tlie transiilistantiation of wine into "You will go to Paris and the Cap- ence of the young man would have you don’t forget that you have prom ten children by heart. At Julia’s side was a slight touch. J. T. MALEY Italne de Sabron will get well rapidly. ised to lunch with us, do you. Mon the Blood of Clirist there can be no Lawyer been agreeable If it had not been for "Is the taxi at the door?” She cried: “Pitchoune!” He put his mass, because tbe two fold eonseera- He will follow you, and If It were not his jealousy and his unhappiness. sieur le Capltalne?” “Yes, Monsieur le Capitaine.” paws on her knees and looked up into 507 Ernest & Cranmer Bldg. tion is essential to the saerilice.” Phone Cliampa 2111 Denver, Colo. for Tremont, myself, your Red Cross Sabron, bending over her hand, as Pitchoune gave a sharp bark. her face. Society and the presence here of They played piquet together. Sab sured her thpt he had not forgotten. ‘’You are not invited,” said his mas "Brunet has brought him here,” said Madame de la Maine, you would have ron, In his right mind, thinner and Then his eyes traveled to her com ter cruelly, and went gayly out, his Sabron, “and that means the good been very much compromised.. But paler, nevertheless very much of a ABTISTIO panion. Miss Redmond wore a very sword hitting against the stairs. chap is attending to his own love- never mind,” said Mhe Marquise man, now smoked his cigarettes and simple dress, as was her fashion, but making.” • ¥ 1 • A* f d’Escllgnac magniflce'Stly, "my name ate his three meals a day. He took a Mrs. W. U. LaBe\ the young officer from Africa, who had The Marquise d’Esclignac gave a Is sufflcIeEt protection for my niece. walk every day and was quite fit to Julia laid her hand on Pitchoune’s Chma:Pamtmg ! Special prloea for card partlee leave the Orient. Tremont said: not seen her near by until now and brilliant little dinner to the colonel head. “He will love the Normandy I am thinking solely of the poor young ■who had only caught a glimpse of her olnbi. Leieona, 75 oenti for three “I think, Sabron, that we can sail of Sabron’s squadron. There were beach, Charles.” 4404 AlCOtt St. houri, inoludlng firing. Firing MtA man.” across the opera house, thought that this week.” present a general or two, several men “He will love the forests,” said Phon* Oallnp 783. order* promptly attended to. “Of Monsieur de Sabron?” i he had never seen such a beautiful Sabron looked at him questioningly. of distinction, and among the guests Sabron: “there are rabbits there.” “Of course,” said the Marquise d’Es- dress in all bis life. It was made of clignac tartly, “did you think I meant ' “You are going, then, too— ?” were the Due de Tremont and Madame On the little dog’s head the two “Of course,” said the young noble soft gray cloth and fitted her closely, de la Maine. Sabron, when he found Robert?^You have so well arranged and in the lapel of her mannish little hands met and clasped. “Pitchoune man heartily.' “We are going together. himself at table, looked at everything is the only one in the world who is The Place of Bargains— lavin Bros. Fuinituie Co.' bis life for him, my dear.” buttonhole she wore a few Parma vio You know I am going to take you as though in a dream. Julia Redmond You lose If you do not Inspect our stock first! ___ “Ma tante,” pleaded the girl. lets. He recognized them. They had not de trop,” said Julia gently. • The marquise was merciless. ' back in my yacht.” sat opposite him. He had sent her Sabron, lifting her hand again to m u r z T tm x : s t o v e s , b a n o e s , b u o s , c a b f e t s , t b u v x b . Sabron hesitated and then said: come from a bunch that he had sent flowers and she ■ttore them in her NEW AND SECONDHAND. "I want you to promise me, Julia, her the night before. He kissed her his lips, kissed it long, looking into Phone Ohnmpn 3674. 1439 XiABZMEB BTXXST "No, mon vleux, if you will excuse bodice. Madame de la Maine bent before you sail for home, that if Sab hand, and they stood talking together, her eyes. Between that great mys Highest prices paid for used furniture. ron follows us Md makes you under- me I think -1 shall remain faithful to upon the young officer benignant eyes, tery of the awakening tjo be fulfilled, the three of them, for a few mo-ments, Btand that he loves you, as he will, the old line of travel. I have an idea the Due de Tremont glanced at him they drew near to each other—nearer. Pitchoune stationing himself as a sen affectionately, but Sabron was only that you will accept him.” that I am not In yachting trim.” Pitchoune sat before them, waiting tinel by Miss Redmond’s side. conscious that Julia’s eyes did not Julia Redmond looked at the Mar Tremont was not too dull to have He wagged his tall and waited. No meet his at all. D U F F Y ’S quise d’Esclignac In astonishment. noticed his friend’s change of attitude The Marquise d’Escllgnac rose. The one noticed him. He gave a short She half laughed and she half cried. toward him. He smoked for a few young girl rose as well, and they They talked of Sabron’s captivity, bark that apparently disturbed no “You want me to promise?” moments and then said: walked on together. of the engagement in Africa, of what one. S T O R A G E and m o v i n g the army was doing, would not do, or “I do,'"lald her aunt firmly, regard “■When we get back to Paris I want "Mes enfants,” said the Marquise Pitchoune had become de trop. might do, and the fact that the Due Warehouse, 1001 Bannock St. ing her niece through her lorgnon. to have the pleasure of introducing d’Esclignac, “don’t go with your usual He was discreet With sympathetic de Tremont was to receive the deco “In the first place the affair Is en you to my fiancee,” rush, Julia. Remember that Monsieur eyes he gazed on his beloved master Phone Main 1340 Office. 601 Fifteenth St. ration of the Legion or Honor in tirely unconventional and has been Sabron dropped his cards. de Sabron is not as strong as Her and new mistress, then turned and July. Tremont toasted Sabron and since we left France. It Is I who “Introducing me!” he repeated. cules yet. I will follow you with quietly trotted across the room to the the young officer rose to respond with should speak to the Capltalne de Then putting out his hand, said cor Pitchoune.” hearth-rug. sitting there meditative flushing face. He looked affection Sabron. You are so extremely rich dially: “I knew you were to be felici But she spoke without knowledge of ly for a few minutes blinking at the For Good Work — ately at his friend who had brought th at it will be a difficult matter for a tated, old fellow.” the dog. Now feeling that some un empty grate, where on the warm Colorado hlra from death Into life. The nfo- C A L L V P poor and honorable young man. . . Tremont shook his hand warmly. wonted happiness had suddenly burst spring day there was no fire. ment was intense, and the Marquise . Indeed, my dear, I may as well tell "Yes, and the lady is very anxious upon the horizon that he knew, Pit Pitchoune lay down before the fire- you that I shall do so when we reach choune seemed suddenly seized with a d’Esclignac lifted her glass: less hearth, his head forward on his to know you. It is Madame de la “Now, gentlemen, you must drink to PHONE 741 2207 Larimer hom 4” rollicking spirit such as had been bis paws, his beautiful eyes still discreet Laundry Maine.” the health of Pitchoune.” “Oh,” said the girl, turning per A very warm color flushed the characteristic some years ago. He ly turned away from the lovers. He There was a murmur of laughter, fectly pale and stepping forward to cheeks of the Invalid. He remem tore like mad down the path in front drew a long contented breath as dogs ward her aunt, “if you consider such of Sabron and Miss Redmond. He Madame de la Maine turned to Sab do before settling into repose. His bered all he had beard and all he had ron: W. P. Horan Sk-tbins I shall leave for America at known. He congratulated his friend whirled around like a dervish, he thrilling adventures had come to an dashed across the road in front of “I have had a collar made for Pit end. Before fires on the friendly automobiles, dashed back again, choune: it is of African leather set hearth of the Louis XIII chateau, FUNERAL DIRECTOR springing upon his master and whin with real turqi^ise.” where hunting dogs were carved in Sabron bowed: "Pitchoune will be 1525-27 Cleveland Place ing at the girl’s feet. the stone above the chimney, Pit perfectly enthanted, Madame; he will Phone .Main 1368 Denver, Colo. “See,” said Sabron, “how happy he choune might continue to dream in is.” wear it at your wedding.” the days to come. He would hunt «•***•* HENRY WARNECKE, Prop. “I should think he would be happy. rabbits in the still forests above the PHONE MAIN 7377. Michaelson’s Later, when the others had left Corner Fifteenth and Larimer Streets He must have a knowledge of what wheat fields, and live again in the an important animal he is. Just them to themselves in the music firelight his great adventures on the room, Sabron sat in a big cbalr by the THE CAPITAL CITY SHOE MFC. CO. think! If he ■were a man they would desert, the long runs across the sands open ■window and Julia Redmond give him a decoration.” on his journey back to France. Repair Work our Specialty. Sewed Half Soles, 75c. played to him. The day was warm. And the two walked tranquilly side Now he closed his eyes. As a faith 1511 Champa S t Denver, Colo. Onr' Great There was a smell of spring flowers by side. ful friend he rested in the atmos in the air and the vases were filled phere of happiness about him. , He Pitchoune ran to the side of the with glrofles and sweet peas. But road, disappeared into a little forest had been the sole companion of a lone -August Clearmice Sale Sabron smelled only the violets in ly man. now he had become part of The Miles & Dryer Printing Co. all shot through with light. He came Julia’s girdle. Her hands gently wan back, bringing the remains of an old a family. dered over the keys, finding the tune THE END. 1 7 4 4 Lawrence St. Now in Progress rubber ball lost there by some other that Sabron longed to hear. She dog, and laid it triumphantly in front played the air through, and it seemed Catholic Work a Specialty. Estimates Given on Work It is a chance that happens Union Suits, closed crotch.—25c of Miss Redmond. as though she were about to sing the Monitor Editor Gets Degree. hut once a year.—$9.50 for for Boys’ blue Denim Overalls “See,” said Sabron, “he brings you first verse. She could not do so, nor The etlifor of Tlie Monitor of San from out of the city. Telephone 2851. Men’s Suits that sold up to $20 with double knee and seal—25c his trophies.” ^ 1 .4 5 for Men’s Pants, wool for Men’s work and dress shirts could she speak. Francisco. Charles Phillips, was given ens and corduroys, the best $2 Sabron rose and came over to —5c for lOc bottle of Jet Oil or CHAPTER XXVIII. the degree of master of arts bj-^St. Mary qualities.—Half price for Boys’ Shinola Polish—98c for W’om- w-here she sat. college. Oakland, Cal. Arehbislrop Hanna AVash Suits.—35c for 'Boys’ 76c en’s Red Cross Oxfords and There was a low chair near the woolen Knickerbocker pants.— Pumps—what’s left of $3.50. $4 Happiness. piano and he took it. leaning forward, conferred it. 15c for Boys’ 39c Union Suits— and $5 values, sires 2Vi, 3, 3Vi, Le Comte de Sabron finished his his hands clasped about his knees. New Home for Aged in Milwaukee. 6c for Men’s Seamless Socks-^ 4 and 4%—and hundreds of dressing. It had been the life-long dream of this 10c for five cakes of good toilet other bargains equally as good Brunet surveyed his master from simple-hearted officer that one day be The twenty-room Goodrich residence Glyceral' soap—25c for Men’s or better. the tip of his shining boots to his would speak out his soul to the wom in Milwaukee is acquired and to be LAUNDRY C? sleek, fair head. His expressive eyes an he loved. The time had come. opened this autumn as “The Milwaukee said: “Monsieur le CapiUine is looking She sat before him in her unpreten- Catholic Home for the Aged.” 2 6 0 0 -2 5 2 0 CURTIS ST. well tonight”.— irpss. He was not. wurldly WE USF ARTESIAN WATER i f e i i y ,-h - 9 ■’} ■\ • .DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER PAGE THBEK Street Car Line May be Built to ST. VICTOR’S, AT VICTOR, TO BE REOPENED Sacred Heart Orphanage Picnic -■il at Minnequa Park, Pueblo, Today St. Francis’ Hospital at Springs SUNDAY AFTER EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS 'O- i ■ ■ It (’Special to ’The Register) Last Sunday Father Keenan an dral were recent visitors at the rectory. Victor, Colo., Aug. 9.—St. Victor's of nounced the parish to be in a flourishing The Sunday school recently enjoyed a (By Frank Prior, 720 N. Tejon) Rev. F. Redcker of Weslphalia, Kan., (By Georgia Ardell-Zeiger.) joyed which resulted in Miss. Victor, Colo., one of the more preten condition of promise, the largest of any picnic at Winfield, in the pines. Five (Colorado Springs, Aug. 11.—Investiga and sister Augusta are visiting here for Pueblo, Aug. 12.—^All Pueblo is look Whittipgton and Miss Edna Hellat tious in size of the churches of the dio denomination in^the Cripple Creek dis street cars were required to haul the; tion of the proposition for the construc a few weeks. ing fom'ard this week to the big annual winning prizes. Those present were cese, has been undergoing extensive im trict. A rectory, handsomely furnished, happy youngstere. Under the direction ■;#! tion of a street car line, or the exten Mr. and Mrs. William I. Reilly are in picnic for the benefit of the Sacred Mary Hines, Miss Ruth Nutt, Miss .HekaV provements recently and will fittingly has been< purchased within the past* few of Father Keenan, a snappy athletic sion of the J*ike’s Peak avenue line of attendance at the convention of the In Heart Orphanage which takes place to iXaden, Miss Edna Hellstern, Miss Sarah! ■i celebrate its completion on next Sun months. ’The Sunday school boaats two program filled the fleeting hours. Suit the CJolorado Springs and Interurban ternational Typographical union in Los day (Thursday) at Lake Minnequa Park hittington. Miss Wanda Tuchock and day, Feaat of the Assumption. Among hundred names on its rolls. able prizes were awarded winners in Railway company, to St. Francis’ hospi Angeles, Cal. Mr. Reilly will be assist and is one of th'e few events of the year the hostess. the more striking changes, the interior The late mass next Sunday will be boxing contests, three-legged, hurdle and tal, may be ^ k e n up soon by the state ant secretary of the convention. given exclusively for this large institu Miss Kathleene McAIiney entertiuiMd ‘ of the building has been handsomely re sung by a special quartet choir, assisted potato races, huddred yard dashes, public utilities commission, Colburn Funeral Largely Attended. tion. At the various churches of the informally at tea Friday afternoon. Her decorated. The walls of the auditorium by twenty choir boys in processional standing broad jumps and spelling down No foamal request for an investigation The funeral of Albert W. Colburn, city Sunday stirring announcements guests were the Misses Ethel and Toes have been done in dull tan with darker and recessional. ’The sermon will be exhibitions. of the propiSsltion has been made to the who was drowned in flood waters in were made by the pastors asking the McCarthy, Miss Cecil Tobin of Chicafo^ shade of freize. On the upper arches of preached by the Rev. Mark W. Happen Mrs. Leo Hartford of El Paso, Texas, commission. The members expressed a Sand creek several miles east of Colo members of their respective congrega Miss Grace C^hsey and Miss Margaret the ceiling blue and gold predominate. of Providence, R. I., who will be the is a guest"~of her sister and husband, desire to look the ground over and rado Springs Friday, July 30, was held tions to attend the affair and spend their McAIiney. Blue panels rest on a golden tan field, guest of Father Keenan for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hart. '4 offered to take up the matter at an in St. Mary’s church on last Wednesday money. True (Catholics do not need aay Miss Cecelia Burns proved a chamun^ the cornices of same hue. The sanctu At the evening service the sermon will Rev. Bernard Kaughton of Central morning at 0 o’clock, and was attended urging to give their time and money to hostess when she entertained a tew ^ r ly date. ary is delicately artistic. Azure cloud be preached by the Rev. (Hilaries Hague City was a caller at the rectory Wed The street car company has ^expressed by hundreds of friends. Rev. Father such a worthy cause as this, and there friends at a wiener roast ’Thursday eve»- effects melt into a solid white, while the of Cripple Creek. A statue of St. An nesday. i a willingness to build an extension to Raber conducted the services, and a re is no doubt but the picnic this year will ing at CMty Park. TIfe guest list ia> arch of splendid proportions is festooned thony will be blessed and special music Sisters Mary Carmelita and Mary Isi- the hospitaU-^hen sufficient clearance quiem high mass was celebrate, as be the best ever. The Sacred Heart or eluded Miss Josephine Finlan, Miss with a free-hand painting of grapevine rendered. (jpre, cousins of Mrs. Anthony Tolan, for the cars is provided at the Santa Fe sisted by Father Walsh of Denver and phanage is the largest in this section of rie Fleischer, Miss Katherine McAIiney. design. A semi-direct lighting system, The Very Rev. Frank Leonard of Mus are resting for a few weeks in the dis undercrossing. The city built a conduit Father Charles Hagus of Cripple Creek, the state, and houses nearly 200 little Miss Lucretia Smith, the Misses Mar of rlre* fixture beauty, has been in catine, la.; Rev. J. E. Stinson of Omaha trict from their labors in the parochial over Shook’s run, east of the Santa Fe Colq., who gave the sermon. Both children of all ages. People of all de garet and Mae Fusebino, Miss Tercs» stalled. and Rev. Raymond Hickey of the Cathe schools of Omaha. undercrossing, some time ago. There priests came here especially for the nominations will contribute to this 'wor- Beck, Miss Lenore Rainey, Miss Helen has been considerable agitation for the services. The floral offerings were pro thy cause of taking care of orphan chil- O’Leary, Miss Albent Penter, Ambrose last few years for a street car extension fuse aii'd bore silent testimony to the MONTCALM GETS uren. (/Connell, Mr. Brown, Reed Hamii, Clar-, to St. Francis’ hospital. high esteem in which Albert (Bert) W. S ir More Windows Donated to Preparations are being made for the ence Rainey, Ray Walter, Isado'c Pea- This institution, which does a great (x)lburn was held by his friends. Inter MANY VISITORS entertainment of the biggest crowd of ter, Harold Brown, Howard Nadin, ber- amount of charity work, is the only hos ment was made in Evergreen cemetery. Holy Trinity Church, Trinidad the year. A huge tent is to be erected bert Nath, Robert Burns and th-i hostess. pital in the city not accessible by street Colorado City. Sisters Hostesses to Numerous on the grounds, probably in the center The chaperones were Mrs. Burns, Mrs. car. Several years ago the Nob Hill Edward Kennedy and his sister Rose Clergymen and Others; No of the grove, and all kinds of soft McDonald and Mrs. Curtis. line passed St. Francis’, but when the .of St. Louis are visiting here for the Heat at Manitou (W, G. Code, Staff Reporter.) nesses being present. Miss Allen was a drinks, ices, ice cream, candy, popcorn, Thre Sewing Club met Monday with summer. They are stopping at 801 Col line was built out Boulder street the Resort. Trinidad, Aug. 11.—Six new nave win Trinidad girl, having taught school in peanuts, toy balloons and, other things Miss Georgia Miller. Pike’s Peak avenue line was discontin orado avenue. dows have been ordered for the church the Trinidad schools, but of late having if peculiar intereit to children and Members of the Wys Club were de Mrs. Charles Taylor, Jr., sustained se ued. (Special to The Register) and will arrive and be put in some time been employed at Gallup, N. M., in the adults will be sold there. lightfully entertained last we-' k at tfte Card Party at Manitou. vere bruises last week, when she was Manitou, Colo., Aug. 11.—WiUi the in the near future. The announcement same position. She is a convert. Mr. Tremaine’s orchestra, which will give home of Miss Ruth Sciter. , Pink nnl struck by a baseball as she was leaving The Improvement society of the advance of the recreation season, the in about them was part of the final re MoQuade holds a responsible position two concerts in the afternoon and eveii- white sweet peas shed their sweet oer- the Wild West show. The baseball was Church of Oue- Lady of Perpetual Help, pour of Catholic tourists and healthseek- marks of the Kev, Father Lonergan Sun with the Santa Fe fit Gallup, where the ing, has prepared an excellent program. fume in the rooms, and the color motif Manitou, gave a benefit card party Fri thrown into the crowd and knocked Mrs. ers increases in volume Altho the day morning. The donors of the new young couple will make their home, A fast baseball game is to be staged of pink and white was evident in tbe day evening in the Edinger cafeteria on Taylor down. weather has been somewhat on the pre windows are Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Apf({j, ia ir Under Way, by two teams of the Pueblo Semi-Pro ices and confections. Miss Helen Free Ruxton avenue. Mrs. Frenzer of Grand Junction, Colo., carious order for summer, yet the vari Mrs. S. Conroy, Society of the Sacred .4t a recent meeting of the Married league, the Ajax team and the Dixon man and Miss Vera PYeeman, as guests Musicals for Glockner Patients. who was in town for a few days, has ety of sunshine and shower seems to Heart, Spanish-.-tmeriean Young Lauies, I.adies’ Sodality definite plans were Millers. ”1116 grandstand will be packed of the club, shared the pleasures of tbe A rare and brilliant musicale was gone to Topeka, Kan., to join her hus have been enjoyed rather than lamented. ami the Holy Family society. This will made and things started for the fair to with fans, lots of them of the feminine hours with these members: Miss Ethel given for the patients and visitors at band. She will return soon to visit with But, however the weather acts in these nearly complete the removal of the old be given in October. Mrs. J. E. Kane, and juvenile persuasion; and those McCarthj', Miss Cathleen McAIiney, Miss Glockner lastr'AVednesday evening. An her sister, Mrs. Murphy. mountainous parts, there is always so ■windows of the church. Each of tnesc who has so successfully handled the fair highly essental adjuncts to any base Josephine Finlan, Miss Inez McCarthy, excellent program was rendered by the lace in the absence of torrid heat or vio new ones will cost $200. during the past two seasons, will again ball game—pop, popcorn and peanuts— Miss Margaret McAIiney, Miss Florence following: Mrs. Taliafero, soprano; Prof. PERSONAL CHRONICLE OF lent storm, which other sections of the McQuade—Allen. have charge. Soliciting committees have will be sold by venders. OConnell, Miss Joseph Langdon, the Gillespie, baritone; Prof. Wilhelm CATHOLICS IN LA JUNTA country have to bear as a matter of Miss Maud Allen and James‘McOuade been appointed and are at work. ’These The park will be strung with electric Misses Laura and Anna Talbott, tbe Schmitt and Miss Charlotte Rhea James. course. The Montcalm, as usual, comes ace the Misses Ruth ' Donahue, Irene liglits, bunting and flags, as it was last Misses Edna and Mary Dailey, Miss Soloist at Stratton. (Kathrine O’Neil, Stall Reporter) were- quietly married Friday morning in in for a Jarge share of the visitors’ a t year Parents are urged to bring their Ruth' Seiter. Miss Helen Ludwig, the popular young La Junta, Colo., Aug. 9.—Mr. and Mrs. the rectory chapel by the Rev. Wm. Lon Kane, Tressa Resch, and Mesdames Tori- tention. V Besides those availing them children—all of them; for the orphan The Wys Gub will meet Wednesday St. Louis soprano. Who has appeared John Hoffman and ehildren of Lawrence, ergan, S. J., only the necessary wit bino and Patrick. ' selves of its excellent, reposeful accom age crowd will be out in force for the afternoon with Misses Katheleene and with the Midland band several times Kan., spent the past week visiting at modations, much of the sisters’ time is time of their lives. Lots of kiddies add Margaret McAIiney. this and last season, was soloist at the the home of Mr. Hoffman’s uncle, Mr. given to gratifying the curious. Catholic to the festivities of any occasion, as The Misses Bessie and Katherine Mc- Stratton park concert on Sunday after J. K. Klein. and non-Catholie alike, the uniqueness Bedbugs Add Variety to Life of everybody knows. There should be Gann will entertain the members ot ineir noon. She sang “The Stars I’liat Light Miss Ruth Bradish returned last week of this castellated abode of peace and thousands of them at Lake Minnequa 500 Gub this week. My Garden,” by Russell, in a brilliant from Manzanola, where she has been rest evoking profuse favorable comment. Thursday. Miss Bernadetta O’Donnell of Denver and captivating manner. visiting Miss Nellie Foley for the past NewMexicoFranciscan Missionary Among the latest arrivals at The Mont Every cent of the receipts is to g* who has been the house guest of Mr. Mrs. Fenner"^f New Orleans and her four veeks. calm are included tlie following: Rt. into the coffers of the orphanage, a.s and Mrs. M. .1. Galligan and the Misses daughter, Mrs. Gay, have taken the Up Mrs. Mason Foster returned Monday Rev. John .1. Hennessy, Wieliita, Kan., previously announced. I^rfist year almost Galligan for the past week, will return ton residence for the summer season. night of last week from Pueblo, where By Fridolin Schuster, O.F.M., piping voice, as only mosquitoes can and his vicar general. Rev. B. Schmier- $1,000 was taken in altogether. The to her home today. Mrs. F'enner is the mother of Mrs. she accompanied her sister, Miss Susie hausen, Audale, Kan.; Rev. F. M. Orr Gallup, N. M. sing, “We won’t go home till morning.” members of the I..adie8' Aid society of Miss Hazel Heller left Tuesday for Charles Fenner of Broadmoor. St. John. and M. Hoffman, Kansas City, Kan.; A newcomer to New Mexico, or the And they didn’t. The bedbugs were 8acred Heart, who are^in charge of the Estes park, where her sister, Miss Helen Miss Agnes Neuer, the efficient direct Miss Catherine Munsy is spending a Rev. J. M. Walsh, Ihmver; Rev. B. E. Southwest in general, will find much of very much astonished at not finding the picnic, hope to exceed that figure this Heller, has been visiting friends for sev ress of the 9 o’clock choir, appeared in a couple,of weeks with friends in Colorado Naughton, Central City, Colo.; Rev. F. the romantic to interest him and make bed occupied and they went out on an year. No raise will be made n- the ad eral weeks. solo number at a reception _givcn at the (Springs McCarthy, Jackson, Neb.; Rev. D. 1'. interesting observations that fully repay investigation tour. After a brief search courtii house on Thursday evening .^h Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Klein motored to him or the difficulties and hardships of they managed to locate me. The conse mission price to the park gates, it is an Mrs. Frank Pryor, Mrs. George E. Harrington. Uraalia, Neb.; Rev. Philip nounced. Gray, Mrs. Wilbur Pryor and daughter, honor of the teachers in attendance at Pueblo Friday and returned Saturday. Bartoceetti, Frjjntenao, Kan.; Mr. and the journey. The missionary, however, quence can easily be imagined. To cap Final preparations for the picnic were Rosemary, Mrs. Lorin Ibrnple and son, the Fifth District Normal institute, now Miss Susie St. John left last week for Mrs. H. G. Wimbush, Dr. and Mrs. C. E. will soon forget the romantic side of the climax of misery and torture, fleas, made at a meeting of the Aid society Ixirin, Jr., and Donald Gray, motored to in session in this city. Miss . Neuer’s Pueblo, where she will spend the re Cooper and ehildren, L. U. G'llen, Misses this life; the novelty wears off, and the most provoking and annoying of last Thursday, when Mrs. Fred White Penrose Thursday. solo was the mad scene from “Lucia,” mainder of the summer visiting rela Helen T. and Margaret F. Cotter, Miss duty alone remains as the impelling these nocturnal visitors, put in their ap and Mrs. M. F. Neary entertained Miss P'rances Grogan left Saturday for with a flute obligato by A. Giampaolo of tives. Mildred M. Dart, Misses Helen and Susie force to undergo the many hardships pearance. It was too much, and I sur at the home of Mrs. White. Tho.se pres Manitou, where she will reside. Denver. Miss Julia Bradish is spending a few Shine, Mi-ss Marie Besant and Byrd Han- that are often his only companions. rendered. Early next morning I arose ent at the meeting were: Mrs. .James John C. Daly,' superintendent of the days with her father on his ranch north nigan, all of Denver. Weather conditions are very uncertain after a sleepless night, bearing many Printers’ home, left for Los Angeles on west of La Junta. in New Mexico. I had a proof of this marks on my face and hands of the Byrnes, Mrs. J. F. Rook, Mrs..Kharles Thursday evening. Mr. - J. J. Guthrie of Rocky Ford during the month of Otoher. On the nightly combat. The river was still Cambron, Mrs. Michael Sullivan, Mrs. C. PROGRAM READY Rev. 0. E. Degan of Ottowa, Kan., and spent the week-end with his daughter, 18th of that month Father Camillus and high and I engaged a man to cross ahead J. Deucy, Mrs. Janies Ryan, Mrs. Wil sister Theresa are at St. Francis’ hospi Mrs. J. B. O’Neil, and family. PRESS REPORTS myself started for the missions on the of me. I was obliged to kneel in the liam Hewitt, Mrs. C. W. Leonard, Mrs. FOR ASSUMPTION tal; Father Degan having been taken ill Miss Sophia Ruegg left Saturday for lower Rio Puereo (literally, dirty river, saddle to avoid an unpleasant “kneip Alatt Jerman, Mrs. ^Villiam Fpley, Mrs. en route to the coast. Denver, where she will visit relatives ON K. OF C. GOOD a name that it fully deserves). The sun ing.” Joseph Mahoney, Mrs. Patrick Dillon, .\irs. William ^lay, Mrs. Daniel Maho South Boulder High Mass at 10 1 Rev. P. J. Waters has returned to his for about ten days. shone bright and warm, and it was an The greatest danger in fording rivers Sunday; Denver Juvenile Or home in Boston, Mass. The many friends of Mrs. Frank State Papers Usually 6 ave Plenty ideal day for traveling. On the 19th is tlie quicksand. Here, too, I once had ney, Mrs. J. H. Dunavon, Mrs. Charles of Space to Seattle Meet; Baum, Mrs. A. F. Thayer, Mrs. F. Ne chestra to Give Music Then ' George Strauss of New York city, su Prinstcr, who has been quite ill at the we blessed a new and modern statue of a narrow escape. 1 had been at the In and at Sacred Concert. pervising deputy of the Royal Arcanum, Valley hospital,, are glad to know that Telegram Sent to St. Joseph, the patron saint of the dian pueblo of Sia. After the services in ville, Mrs. William O’Grady, Mrs. Clias. Mullare. is visiting Robert Crosby of 431 Cooper she is improving nicely. • Church of Cabezon. Towards noon the the church were over, and I had taken Carroll Mrs. A. C. Hayden, Miss Phelps (By Joseph Welter) avenue. Mr. D. Keileher of Colorado Springs is sky hung heavy with leaden clouds, a my breakfast, I was requested by the and Miss Brown. (IV. G. Code, Staff Reporter) South Boulder, Aug. 11.—The P'east of Sister M. Bennett of St. Mary’s school, spending a few days in La Junta this strong wind was blowing, and, altliough governor of the pueblo to attend a meet the Assumption of the Blessed. Virgin who underwent an operation for appen week. ' Trinidad, Aug. 11.—Grand Knight the rain had begun to fall, we started ing of the officials. The meeting, like Pueblo Society. Norris of the Holy Trinity council, will he fittingly observed next Sunday, dicitis at the Glockner, has leturned Miss Eleanor Klein returned from Pu for the next mission. The storm grew all Indian meetings, was painfully slow The C. C. 8. C. girls were pleasantly with high mass and sermon followed by home. eblo, where she spent two weeks visit Knights of Columbus, received a mes steadily in violence; the rain fell in tor and deliberate. It was past noon when entertained Thursday afternoon by Miss sage from State Deputy George Mullare, benediction, .''ervices at 10. The famous ! Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Murray are the ing friends and relatives. rents, and the icy wind that we were I dejiarted, and I had to make thirty Margaret Hines. Miss Mary Hines, of who was attending the supreme council .Schreilier lirothers’ juvenile orchestra of proud parents of a son, born last Satur Miss Cathrine Coyle and Miss Dollie obliged to face drove the cold rain into five miles to the mission of Guadalupe. .laokson, Teiin., was the lionored guest. at Seattle, Wasliington, last week, ask Denver will furnish the music at the day morning at the Glockner sanator Friesniier were Colorado Springs visit our faces. Fortunately we had not more J wanted to maki' a short cut. 1 knew During the afternoon a contest was en- ing for report of what the state papers church and also will give a sacred con ium. ors one day last week. than eight miles to travel, hut we ar full well that the tixer around Sia is were doing in the way of printing the cert in the church grove in tlie afternoon Mrs. Joseph J. Mahoney left last week The Joseph Newman company, con rived at Guadalupe cold and stiff, ami very treacherous, but seeing a trail en for days grows very monotonous. One Associated Press reports of the supreme between 2 and 5 o'clock. for a visit with relatives in Canada. sisting of Mr. Newman, song humorist; the fire that greeted us there was wel tering the river I boldly followed it. The disagreeable feature of Mexican cooking convention. A good report was turned A wedding shower jiarty was given Congressman Cri.sp of Georgia and Grace Nelson, soprano; Isabel Sprigg, come indeed. The next morning the river was shallow but wide, and I could is the large amount of lard, and gener last .Saturday evening in honor of Mr. family are spending the summer at p'lanist and impersonator; Della Hoover, in from Trinidad, but not from all ground was covered with about three not see where the trail emerged ^jn tlic ally of the cheapest kind, that is used. places in the state. The Chronicle- and Mrs. Joseph (Iraliam. He is as Gfockner. violinist, and Ruth Gillis, contralto, will inches of snow. other side. At first all was well, hut Eggs fried in a Mexican kitidien slide News, an evening paper, and The Adver sistant superintendent of the New Blaeic Father Demouy and Monsignor Brady appear at the Rourke theater Thursday In the spring time, when the country suddenly witliout any notice my horse into tlie stomach with greater ease and tiser,^ a morning one, each ran alxmt Diamond mine, and they were recently were visitors at Glockner last week. evening, August 26. The company will awakens from its wintry slumber and was lip to its waist in quicksand. One rapidity than even the slippery oyster. three hundred and fifty words on the wedded. Many presents were given to Mrs. Metzlex Gives Luncheon. tgive an evening of music and song and a the snow begins to melt in the moun quick leap brought me from the saddle One fact is certain, a person will not report of the committee on religious the two. Refreshments of all. descrip Mrs. James A. Metzler gave a luncheon little play, “Strictly Neutral.” tains, as well as after continued heavy into tlie river, where by necessity I in likely overeat himself at a Mexican ta prejudice. One of the Denver papers tions were served. A large crowd ■was a t her home last Wednesday in honor of rains, the streams and creeks become dulged in some queer antics of quick ble. The water at some places is hardly printed a long article on this matter. present. -The party took jdace at the Sarah A. Metzler gl Winchester, 111., and Isabellans Number 22,120. raging torrents. At such times it is movements, for that is the only salva tit for washing, let alone drinking, but All the others in IX'nver were liberal in home of Mr. and Mrs. Phlward Scott. Mrs. M. L. Griswold of DenVer, who are The Daughters of Isabella number 22,- dangerous, if not altogether impossible, tion in quicksand. By word and with it is the only kind to be had, and it does reports of the convention. A haseliall game will he played next visiting here this summer. 120 membersi in 33 states and territories. to ford them. Bridges are a rare com my quirt I continually urged on my not taste so had when a person is almost Fenlon Visits Seattle Convention. j .Sunday, August M, on the church Springs Delegate Leaves for I. T. U. An effort is now being made to organize modity. At one time during the month horse, hut the poor beast in dislodging dying from tliirst. P'ortunately the high George L. Fenlon, past grand knight I grounds at 2 o'clock, between South Stephen O’Donnell, delegate from lo them in Denver. • of July I left Jemez, going to Salazar! one foot only sank in anew at the next altitude and the suns'hine of the South of Holy Trinity council, Knights of Co Boulder and the St. Ixiiiis ' Catholic cal union No. 82, left for the Interna It had been raining on the two previous step. A few yards away was what ap west are destructiwe of many germs. lumbus, was a visitor at the supreme ! school teams. Refresliments will be tional Typographical union convention Fake Vision Medal Condemned. days, but on this particular day the sun peared to be a piece of dry land in the .\t one time P'ather PJigius, while still convention at Seattle. He was also a i served during the game. The^ game is a t Los Angeles last Monday evening. •Tfie bishop of Tarbes-Lourdes has con was beating down its hot rays. As I river. Towards this we strove, .but. stationed at Jemez, was, at the pueblo candidate for the Fourth Degree rendi I arranged for the benefit of tlie South Father Alexand^ C.P., of;/Cincinnaki, demned the medal commemorating an approached my destination my tongue alas, it was only a bed of quicksand. 1 of Santa Ana. -Another father had ar tion in Seattle on August 2. He reports ' Boulder Catholic church. O., is a guest lit Glockner. alleged pretended apparition of the was cleaving to my palate, for there managed at last to find a spiot where ranged to meet him there. It was a the convention and rendition as “grand. ” , The work of erecting the triumphal Rev. A. V'. Garthveflner of St. Louis, Blessed Virgin reported to have recently was no water to be had on the whole the horse could stand without sinking. fast day, and this father had departed Assumption arch is rapidly jirogressing. Mo., is here on a three-weeks’ visit. taken place at the shrine. Toad of nearly forty miles. Passing a I left him standing there while I went without taking a substantial breakfast, ! The force will he largely augmented by NEW WESTERN UNIVERSITY. house near the river, I was told that 1 in search of a solid ford. Whilst 1 was and after traveling twenty miles liis Saturday, so that everything will be would not be able to cross. My infor occupii-d with this search the horse stomach rebelled. Arriving at Santa completed liy Satnnlay evening. The Benedictines Will Open School at Okla mants, with real .Spanish hospitality, in started for the bank from whiih we had Ana he asked P'ather Eligiu.s to procure arch is an ecact reproiluction of the one Colorado Springs homa City. vited me to spend the night at their come, going through all that quicksand. him some food. P'ather Pdigins called an that is eris'ted annually at Cologne on On September 9, 1915, the Catholic house. I refuswl because they had a It was the direction towards home (.le- Indian who willingly consented to give the Rhine, (Jermany. university of Oklahoma, a Benedictine large family and only one room; the mez), and he evidently intended going the paylre something to eat. While the rH I BEST MILK, CREAM, institution devoted to the cause ot kitchen was nothing more than a space mere. 1 hurried after him. and by dint mfal was prejiaring the Indian "cleaned" Possible Successors to Giicago See. BUTTER AND BUTTERMILK higher, learning and empoweri-d by the enclosed by four walls without even a of urging and gentle application of the the table by squirting a mouthful of Catholic gossip is associating the DMtrcrM to pwta of Uio elty. state of Oklahoma to grant degrees and roof; it was just building. But the more quirt succeeded in forcing him tnrough. water in a thin .stream over the table names of Bishop Lillis of Kan.sas City, diplomas, will open its doors to pros I refused the more they insisted. They although at one time I thought the horse anil then wiping it off with a discarded The SInton Dairy Co. Bishop Duiiiie of I’eoria, nishop Muldoon pective male students, r were one of the best families of that a “goner,” for he just lay there and piece —-----. Tlie father's a|ipctite was •19 B. El Paae BL Phono Main 44t. of Rockford, Bishop Carroll of Montana, The university building is a fve-story place, and in order not to offend them I groaned. I lost over an hour by these, suddenly a|i|>ease >, F A O B ^ U IL r l T E N V B B CATHOLIC REGISTER THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1916. break between the Italian and Teutonic lodges. Almost The Denver Catholic Register everybody but the Masons themselves admits that their PRIEST AND CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST-MASON Entered as second-class matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. closely-knit secret society is a tremendous international evil. But why make ourselves ridiculous in their eyes by palpably IN SAME CHAUTAUQUA LECTURE GROUP Published Wetidp by false charges? ' •, . » I Boulder, Colo., Aug. 12.—This city en- '’’fhe latter has been praised as the best the exact coloring and these he uses 9 9 poyed an unusual treat Sunday in the baritone who.ever appeared in Boulder. to illustrate his lecture. , The Catholk Publishing Society (Inc.) /i' Somebody wants to know if Myers’ Ancient History, presence of Rev. Father P. J. MacCorry Father MacCorry is‘a pulpit orator of Artistically; the lecture was by far 1828 Curtis Street from which we have quoted two somewhat dangerous pas of the Cathedral parish of Wichita, Kan., unusual eloquence and his sermons the most notable presented in many sages to put before school children whose teachers are not who came to deliver the Sunday evening .touched the hearts of the congregation. years at the Colorado chautauqua. Tne Telephone Main 3413. i Denver, Colo. lecture at the Colorado Chautauqua. He at liberty to explain, is Indexed. No. These sentences are In the evening, before a large throng veriest heathen would have been im reached Boulder on a return trip from in the Chautauqua auditorium. Father pressed by the beauty of the slides a'nd the only ones in the work we know of that are off-color. An the Pacific, coast where he had delivered MacCorry delivered his illustrated lec the eloquence of the speaker. As a THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1915. adult would usually have no difficulty explaining them. a series of about eighty lectures. W i|h ture, “The Story.: Beautiful.” The lec master of words. Father MacCorry has q q him were H. Ruthven McDonald of To ture is the product of long and serious no superior on the chautauqua platform. •UBSCKIPnON PKICB-^.00 a year, delivered anywhere in the United States. ALL HAIL TO HIM WHO ronto, Canada, a talented baritone study of modem' paintings on the life Thus equipped and with the sympathetio ' ' 82A0 to foreign countries. Payable strictly in advance. singer; Mrs. McDonald,'a pianist, and of Christ. ' Breaking away from the tra devotion of a Catholic priest to guide SBIDTTAlfCES—No receipt is sent to sul»cribm. For safety send remittances RECOGNIZED LATIN AMERICA! R. J. Cade of Chicago, a mechanician. dition which holds that none but the him, he told the story of the life of our by money order or ^eck. The Washington statesman who conceived the idea of CKAHGS OF ADDRESS—In requesting a change of address, give old as well as It is interesting to note that Father old masters was capable i of depicting Savior with an eloquence that could new address. calling the South American countries into conference on the MacCorry was the only Catholic in the on canvas the story of our Lord, Father scarcely be surpassed. When he had con COmfUNICATIONS intended for publicatisa in a current issue should be in this plan to settle the Mexican trouble deserves a vote of thanks. party. The McDonalds are Christian MacCorry made a collection of duplicates cluded Scores' of persons in the audience office not later than Tuesday evening, and should invariably be accom Scientists and Mr. McDonald is a Mason. of all the best modern paintings on the were in tears. panied by name and address of sender as a guarantee of good faith. It is hard to analyze why, considering the fact that evei^'^ Mr. Cade is a member of another Prot subject and the results speak volumes one of them owes its independence to the lilonroe doctrine, Father MacCorry was preceded by Mr. estant denomination. for the ability qf latter-day painters. McDonald who sang a group of religious but the, Latin republics are intensely jealous of us. If we Father MacCorry preached at both Father MacCorry had made for his lec songs. He is pfted with a voice of tre started to spank naughty ]\ftxico without consulting them, masses at the Sacred Heart church' in ture the most accurate slides of these mendous volume and great purity of they would have all been convinced that we intended to rob the morning and Mr. McDonald Oang. Teat works, reproducing in every case tone and he knows well how to use it. the entire South and Central America of independence. Reddin Presides at Coast Functions; Italian War Priests’ Bravery is Dealing. Cost o f Pope*s Simple D iet is Not Papal Legate Speaks to K. of C. Blow to Prejudice a Dollar a Day; He Rises at 5 A.M. John H. Reddin, supreme mqster of Bonzano, “must p>event a Knight of Co The Italian clergy, like the priests of OFFICIAL NOTICE ROME NEWS. of the American college. Monsignor the Fourth Degree, who was among the lumbus from openly proclaiming him France, have distinguished themselves Colorado representatives at the national self a Catholic, proud of the glory of be The Denver Catholic Register is published by the Catholic Publishing The pope’s daily routine—Benedict XV U’Kiordan, the rector of the Irish col by their sacrifices in the interests of Society, an incorporated organization controlled by the Diocese of Denver. as a young priest used to arise about lege, has been appointed a consultor of K. of C. meet in Seattle last week, will ing a member of the great Church of their native land. From their fellow the ages. This publication is, therefore, declared to be the official newspaper for the 4 a. m.; at present his hour for rising the Sacred Consistorial Congregation. spend several weeks on the coast before countrymen they have won golden opin Catholic Church in Colorado. The clergy and laity are urged to use these is 5 o’clock. The pope does not retire The Balkans coming Romeward—His returning. He has officiated at three “Recent history shows that all your ions. To their patriotism The Tribuna eolumns for the promulgation o'f information and news of interest to the until 11 o’clock any night. But after grace, Michael Gavrilovitch, minister of renditions of the Fourth Degree. Since aspirations, even your patriotism, may of Rome pays the following tribute: he has left Denver his son has been seri Catholics of Colorado, and we earnestly recommend that every Catholic dinner he takes an hour’s rest, the Servia to the Holy See, was lately re be suspected because of your religion. “The bishops, the parish priests, the home subscri^ for at least one copy. This paper belongs to the Catho “siesta” which every Italian ■ and all ceived by the pope and latest accounts ously hurt in a California auto accMenf. But be not afraid to stand up and sa^’ religious of alj-'orders have, in masses, Colorado Knights seem extremely that your religion is its own defense; lics of the Diocese of Denver, and we hope they will take pride in making sensible foreign residents in Rome are to the effect that; Bulgaria is treat taken their place in the front ranks, it a credit to themselves and the Church. malfc a point of having. ’Tlie noly fa ing with Rome of its return to Catho pleased over the reelection of James that in the principles of your Catholic thanks to their highly patriotic atti + N. C. MATZ, ther-eats very little and then food of lic unity. It has been stated already Flaherty of Philadelphia as head of the religion lie the very strength and vigor tude. Their word has been welcomed Bishop of Denver. the most simple quality. Probably the that the king lately made his peace K. of C. Particularly gratifying also of your loyalty and devotion to your everywhere as a token of liberation. It support of the ruler of some 360,000,000 with the pope. was the report given by the committee country; that a Catholic’s fidelity to his has given the Catholics the right to be Catholics does not cost the Church as The pope’s appeal for peace—Under on religious prejudice, which reaffirmed religion is the measure of his citizen received in the Italian family without ship; that the American Constitution is PAPACY PROVES BY PEACE EFFORTS much as one dollar any day. The pope’s date of July 28, th^ first anniversary of that Catholics do not look to* the pope any signs of old prejudices, and it has IT IS TRUE TO CHRIST’S TEACHINGS temperament makes him work quickly, the beginning of the great European for guidance in purely political matters. sacred to you and second only to the been esteemed at its true value by all Papal Delegate Bonzano addressed the constitution of God as outlined in the The only potent force in the world which has directed not a minute is lost; but there is no conflict, Benedict XV’ addressed to the impartial people, including even unbe delegates at the first business session gospels; and that, ■while you bow re lievers. Add to this'the acts of heroism its every energy towards peace since the outbreak of the rushing in his office. With four private belligerent rulers a powerful appeal for peace, the strongest plea ever put forth on “Loyalty and Cosmopolitanism,” spectfully to that authority that guides which the chaplains have performed on European war is the Papacy. Our country has preached secretaries around his desk, the master hand directs their labors and holds each by the Holy See. "You are,” says the urging the members of the order to emu the eternal destinies of your immortal the battlefield. From the front has just pacifism—and made millions shipping arms to the belliger one fully responsible for accuracy and pope, “assuming before God and man tre late the knights of old in standing for souls, vou therebv all the more submis- come the news that tw'o priests, Ser sively how to that authority that directs ents. Most of the non-combatant European nations have thoroness. And altho, in other parts mendous responsibility. 0 you war the right under all circumstances. He geant Genevesio and Chaplain Cravoise, your material welfare.” used all the ingenuity at their command to keep out of the of the Vatican, cardinals, prelates, sim riors, heed our prayer. Hark to the recommended the fight of the order liave been proposed for the honor of the against Socialism. The pope sent his blessing to the con military medal. The Church in Italy is maelstrom, but have gone ahead raising armies and prepar- ple priests and laymen are working away paternal voice of the vicar of the Eternal and Supreme Judge before "No worldly interest,” said Monsignor vention. Writing brilliant historical pages.” ing for fear they might be drawn in. But every utterance on matters of ecclesiastical import, nothing of consequence is valid unless Whom all shall, be called to account.” This testimony is from a journal ; of the pope has been for peace, and through his efforts thou that master hand has given the last And further he says: “Why not begin which cannot lie suspected of partiality sands of sick and wpunded prisoners have been transferred. touch, unless the pope gives the fiat. now to exchange views with the idea Fearing End is Near, Rich Italian for the Catholic clergy. The following excerpt from his recent appeal to the powers Another significant appointment— of ending the conflict? Blessed is he LAWSON CASE TAKEN UP BY 'i to take steps towards a cessation of fighting is typical of his After Archbishop Kennedy, the rector who shall first raise the olive branch.’’ Deeds Property to Son; Falls Dead FEDERATION BUREAU. own and his saintly predecessor’s past pacific efforts: “ It cannot be said that the immense conflict (Continued from Page 1.) j * cannot be ended without violence of arms. May World Must Go to Church Alone (By fVorgia And»ill-Zciger.) Serafino Nigro, for letters of adminis of peace. Unless the industrial commis Pueblo, Aug. 12.—Just a few days be tration was granted and a hearing on sion can give a well-defined program for , This craze for destruction be abandoned; may na- the estate matters to be held before to Learn Teachings of Christ fore he dropped dead on tlie street last this, it ought to keep quiet. There are ; tions not perish. Humiliated and "^oppressed, they the court soon. Tlie son being yet a Thursday, John Nigro, -wealthy Italian abundant new and old laws on the Colo ; tremblingly carry the yoke imposed on them and minor, a guardian will be appointed to rado statute books to give complete jus; neither can experience teach them to us hanker and merchant, deeded all his i “ prepare their revenge, transmitting from genera-* By REV. WM. DE.MOUY, D. D., look after his interests. tice to both capital and labor. An or us it does many facts of the world. tion to generation a sorrowful heritage of hate and of St. Rosa’s Convent. realty holdings, consisting of Pueblo Mr. Nigro left no will but all his ganized use of the ballot or courts God, however, requires of us that we residence and business property and coal property reverts by direct heirship to vengeance. (Twelfth Sunday After Pentecost) would be effective any time in compel 1 know these truths and accept tlicm. But mining lands in the southern Colorado the only heir; his soi^ Guiseppi. ling their enforcement. “ Why not now weigh with serene conscience And behold, a certain lawyer stood up, trying Him, and .saying: Teacher, what since neither labor will make them coal fields, to his son and only direct Services were held Sunday afternoon Whether one sides with miner or op the rights and just aspiration of the peoples ? Why must I do to possess eternal life? — known to us, nor experience teach them, heir, Guiseppi Serafino Edward Nigro. at 1 o’clock from the McCarthy chapel erator, he must 'work for law enforce not Start with good will, a direct or indirect ex- (Luke X, 26.) it is evident tliat God has provided some This fact became known Saturday and later from Mount Carmel church, ment. not anarchy, if he wants to he a What a lesson the world might learn wlien application ■was made for the' pro where Rev. Father S. M. Giglio offici f^^change of views with the object of considering as other way by which we may and must good citizen. The writer docs not know from this Gospel of today! And it is a come in possession of, them. This way bating of the estate of the deceased. ated. The floral pieces were magnifi ar as possible these rights and aspirations, and whether it was operator or miner who 1 lesson of which jjeople are sorely in need. is the one indicated by the action of the The affidavit of .Serafino Nigro, nephew cent, showing the great number of brought on last year's civil war. But he thus put to an end the terrible combat, as has been Never, perhaps, more than at the pies- lawyer in the Gospel text above; we of the deceased, stipulated that the per friends the IJeceased left to mourn his knows that the law was there for the Jhe ease previously under similar circumstances? ent time, has it been applicable to a must go to God and ask Him to teaeh us sonal property of Mr. ?vigro, subject to demise. Despite the storm the funigal use of whiehever side felt it was “ Blessed be he who first extends the olive great part of the human race. A young these truths. If we do not we will ever the administration, would amount to cortege was one of the largest ever seen wronged, and that the law was not man advances towards our Savior and about $1,000. Tliere also is a life in in Pueblo and at the grave were city branch and tenders his hand to the enemy in offer remain ignoran^t^of them and, besides, sought until the murder had started. asks Him what is necessary for him to bcK'ome guilty of the gravest neglect. surance policy with the son as bene and county officials and people of all ing his reasonable condition of peace.’’ ^ do in order to possess etenial life. He But we can no longer a])prouch Clirist ficiary. walks in life. Interment was in Rose- RULES FOR HIGH MASS Yet some persons who try to trace every evil to Cath was trying our Lord. He was no doubt as did the lawyer, it is true, but He The application of the nephew, lawn. olicity argue that the po-pe really started the w af! far from sincere in his question. Being has provided for us a substitute which SHOW YOU WHAT TO DO It does not matter that the-powers show no indication instructed in the law, he evidently speaks for Him, nay, through Him. This Tlie Toronto Register-Extension re • yet to listen to the advice of the Holy Father. Benedict’s thought he knew himself what needed substitute is His Church. Rather than His Wyoming Nun, Indians’ Teacher, to lie done in order to save his soul, but substitute, it is His representative. But cently published a set of rules for High : , appeal has at least proved for posterity that the Catholic he-wished to see if C'hrist would answer call it what we may, His divine seal is -Mass NViiieh we rejoice to see. We ad- , Church is true to the principles of her Divine Master. We as the law of Moses taught, or whether upon it, His infallible voice is heard Among 22 Silver Jubilarians vi.se all our readers (unless they really j have not heard of any of the archbishops or patriarchs of ne would give utteranae to a new doc from it. His saving grace flows through do know^!) to cut it out and paste it in the “ national’’ churches making a strong appeal for peace. trine, in which case, like the Pharisees, it. From it and from it. alone can we their prayer books. Here it is: phia; Sister Mary Elreara, of St. Mary’s he would probably find fault with Clirist. hear the truth, thru it and thru it alone Sister Mary Libcrata of St. Stephen’s 1. All rise when tlie priest leaves the q q Indian mission, Wyoming, was among convent-f Doylestown, Pa.; Sister Mary However, he did what all men should can we be saved. Thru none other does sacristy (that is, enters the sanetuaiy). It is too bad that the United States marines cannot be twenty-two .Sisters of St. Francis who Cyriaea. of St. Josejih’s hospital, Ta- do, namely, he went to Christ lor the God speak to man. All the wisdom of 2. Kneel at the' intoning of the As- celebrated their silver jubilee on one oc comaj Wash.; Sister Mary Matliilda, of pergps. sent to Europe and settle the war there as easily as they solution of the greatest truth man can tne world is nothing in its s'glit. The casion in the niotherhouse at Glen Rid St. Elizabeth’s convent. Pliiladel|iliia; put down the revolution in Haiti. possess. And lierein lies the lesson for teachings of man count for naught save 3. .‘-tand at the Asperges. dle, Pa., recently. Several other nuns Sister Mary Liherata, of St. Stephen's man to learn, that is, to search for the only when in conformity with its teach 4. Sit while the priest changes vest among the number were from tl|g ex Indian mission, St. Stephen's, Wyo.: ments. — . truth from the proper source. So, we ings. Nowhere else in fact can man MODERATE DRINKING FOUND treme West. Sister Mary Clotilda of Sister Mary Thaddea, superior of St. shall not judge of the intention of the learn the sublime truths the Church is 5. Stand when the priest approaches Philadelphia ‘celcbratixl her golden jubi George's Indian sehoid. I’liyalliip, Wasli.: TO SHORTEN LIFE questioner, but rather learn a great les commissioned to teach. tlie altar. lee at the same time. Sister Mary Theodosia, of St. Francis' While there is no sin in moderate drinking, it is agreed son from his action in asking of our Henci‘, he who remains away from the 0. Kneel wlieii the priest begins Mass. St. Stephen’s Indian mission, in Wy hospital, Trenton, N. Sister Mary among leading doctors of the present day that it is injurious divine Savior what was necessary in or Church, will never know her salutary 7. Rise at the intoning of the Gloria. oming, where .Sister Mary Liherata is Lioha, of St. Francis’ orphanage, Boston. 8. .Sit when tlie priest sits down. der to attain to eternal life. voice, will never drink at hei fountains to the health. A recent experience of an Eastern life insur Imated, is a lioarding institution. The Mass. * of knowledge, will never experience ner 9. Rise wlien he kisses the altar be W * ance company proves that the men of medicine are right. In Certain it is that God is infinite in His Jesuits care for the boys, of whom there saving care. Men, alas, have wandered fore singing the jirayers. intelligence as He is in all His other per are .55. while the Sisters of St. Francis, , 1889 the American Temperance Life association w-as organ- from within her sanctum, they have 10. Sit after the prayers, while the fections. Certain it is also that we have under the direction of Sister M. Iphl- NON-CATHOLICS MAY ENTER i ized, with the purpose of insuring only total abstainers. only a very limited intelligence; so lim sought tjcxl elsewhere. Hut what have ST. JAMES’ NEW SCHOOL. Epistle is read. genia, work among the girls. There are 11. Rise when tlie priest sings Domi- , Later the policy was changed, and it was decided to admit ited is it that we cannot even under tney found? View the world today and .55 female students. The mission is in it will stand out clearly to you their (Continued from Page 1.) luis Voliiseum iielore the Gospel. moderate drinkers. A short time ago the financial condition stand all the things around us and with Fremont county. pojiulation of the district. One jiroini- J2. If the .sermon follows the Gospel, ofvthe concern became such that the state insurance depart which we come in constant contact. substitute. Worships, if they may be Following are the names of the nuns neiit woman alone has received iiujuiries I kneel if the priest kneels, stand while Even the amount of intelligence in our termed such, have been invented, wor- who celebrated their jubilees at Glen ment took charge of it. Frank Delano, former president of from four families witliin a week, ana the Gospel is read and sit during the first parents during the state of their ship.s more pagan, or at least more hu Riddle: Sister Mary Clotilda, of St. J the association, declares that its insolvency is a direct result each expects to move to the parish. This sermon. But if a Bishop preaches, the innocence, though far surpassing what man than that of the Pagans of ages Francis’ convent, Philadelphia; Sister will be the only suburban Catholic par faithful should remain standing till the of admitting moderate drinkers as policyholders. It is in we possess now, was very limited when long past. Now religion's highest ideal Mary Charlotte, superior of Holy Family ish school in Denver. Bislio]! invites tlieni to sit detwn. conceivable that this should be the only cause, but the rec- compared with the intelligence of Go THURSDAY, AUGUST 12,-1915. PAGE FIV*. t______DEirVER CATHOLIC REGISTER S S S S S S ^ IN DENVER PARISHES First Solemn High Mass Ever Sung CIRCUS GROUNDS New Votive Shrine in Welby to be Celebrated Sunday Sale of Religious Pictures FOR L ^ N FETE Candelabra Erected For the first time in the history of the of the Cathedral, first rector at Welby, W e are now closing out odd num bers of (By George Peavey.) Assumption Church, at Welby, solemn as subdeacon. Father Piccoli will preach. Thru the generosity of Mr. H. H. Tam- at Saint Joseph’s In the afternoon, there will be a con men, St. Dominic’s parish has secured high mass will be sung next Sunday cert by the Knights of St. John’s band, Framed Pictures at Prices Below Cost morning. The Italians of the parish, nr- From time immemorial it has been the Sells-Floto winter quarters. West Denver; a baseball game, horse-racing customary to Iw n votive candles before 26th avenue and Hazel court, for the aer the direction of Rev. Father Jonn, and other amusements. At 4:30, an out great bazaar and lawn fete. Xot a more the shrines of God’s saints, and est>e- O. S. M., have prepared an all-day cele door proi-essioii through the streets of beautiful, sanitary or suitable location A new line of Relimous Fram ed Pictures cially His Blessed Mother. The light is bration in honor of the church’s patronal Welby will be held, when a statue of the could have been selected. In case of in recently arrived ' a symbol of the faith, which we have feast day. Father John will act as cele Blessed Virgin will be carried under a clement weather' the affair will be held as Christians, in the; power of their in brant, with the Rev. Julius Piccoli, p. S canopy, amid the praises of the people. just the same, as there is plenty of shel Prices on these Very Reason Ate ; ; tercession with God in our behalf. The Ai., of Our I.ady of Mt. Carmel parish, A fireworks display will close the day’s ter and room for everybody. So remem gradual consuming of the taper by the as deacon, and the liev. Joseph Boseiti, festivities. flame fittingly typifies our desire to ber that on Tuesday and Wednesday SHEET PICTURES for fram ing, in Oleographs, Art- spend our lives in rendering due honor evenings,. August 17 and 18, the place otypes. Crayons, Heliotypes, Gravures, will be opened free of charge along with and homage to those “whom the King St. Patrick’s Lawn Fete Comes : Sepia, carried in stock. wishes us to honor.” For this purpose many special free attractions on the * a beautiful candelabra has been placed grounds. Commencing at 5:30 o’clock before the altar of our Lady of Per each evening, supper will be served by Off Friday and Saturday. Nigbts petual Help. We sincerely hope that the ladies of the parish. Also, there wiu The Jas. Clarke Church Goods House our people will avail themselves of this be dancing, country store, fish pond, re Phono Champa 2199. ; 1645-47 CaLfomla St., Denver, Colo. means to testify their devotion to our freshments, candy booth, fancy table, (By John P. Moran.) ..le Young Ijidies’ sodality wi||l re Blessed Lady and to draw down upon cigar booth and games to proviue enter On Friday and Saturday evenings, ceive holy Communion in a body next themselves her all-powerful protection. tainment. Everybody invited. August 13 and 14, the annual lawn fete Sunday. EUiott-Hoefiel Wedding. Miss Edna Lewis of^Central City is for the benefit of St. Patrick’s church The Very Rev. J. J. Condon, C.SS.R., FAMED McFa r l a n d t w in s An exceptionally pretty wedding took the guest of Miss M. Harrington of 2334 will be held. Tlie spacious and beautiful the new rector of St. Joseph’s church, SING SUNDAY AT CATHEDRAL place in St. Joseph’s church Wednesday Grove street. grounds adjoining the rectory will be celebrated the late masses on Sunday. The famous Alel^iarland twins, Dl-n- morning, Aug. 4, at 9 o’clock, when Miss As his guests this week, Mr. W. Roess- filled with booths for the fancy table, The friends of Mrs. J. O’Brien will be ver’s most eminent operatic stars, who Cecilia Hoeffel, a popular West Denve.- lein has his mother, Mrs. M. 0. Roess- country store, fish pond, fortune telling, sorry to hear she is ill at Mercy appear here regularly every season on favorite^^ was 'Joined in the holy bonds lein, and sister, Mrs. Fred Feller, both and refreshments, while stringers of hospital. the Orpheum vaudeville eireuit, will sing of matrimony with Mr. James Elliott, of Chattanooga, Tenn. multi-colored lights will add to the Mr. Thomas Floyd is visiting the ex at the 9:.'$0 and 11 o’elook masses in the a recent convert to the Catholic Church. The Children of Mary Sodality will gayety of the affair. Dancing will be positions in California. Imniiieulute Coiieeptioii Catheiinil nex^ Ow Great a Q A t t7 Q ^ * *“ **'*>«” “ The nuptial mass was said by Rev. H. J. receive communion ne.xt Sunday at the held in the library on both evenings. Miss Hazel Sinitli has returned from Ff/^f fCT* .Sunday. They are Catholics, and aye A unal \ J \ J \ J i J M Thruont the Store Guenther, C.SS.R. The bride’s dress was 7:30 o’clock mass. Messrs. Simon Feeley and Dan Murphy California. daugliters of Colonel AleFarlaiid, a well Hundreds of Most iJnusual Buying Opportunities Are Offered. of white messaline, handsomely trimmed of the North Denver Coal company have Miss Mary Begley entertained a num known resident of the city. • with lace. She also wore a veil and car donated a ton of best Routt county ber of her friends on Saturday after SODALISTS CAN GAIN It is a custom at the Catliedral, dur Fifty Styles in ried . a large bouquet of bride’s roses. PLENARY INDULGENCE coal, which will be disposed of at the noon. Those prestmt were the Misses Miss Irene Williams, the maid of honor, fete. Don’t forget the time—Friday and Hazel Reynolds, Tiiicy Parsons, Anna ing the suniiner iiuinths when the vested choir does not officiate, to have eiiiineiit wore' a pink silk dress and carried a (Sacred Heart Parish.) Saturday of this week; the place—St. Billingsley, Isabel AIcCloud, Diana Scott, NEW FALL FOIDTWEAR soloists each .Sunday at the last two sheaf of roses to match the color of her Sunday 15, solemnity of the Assump Patrick’s church. West Thirty-third ave Hannah Robbins, Mary Baile, Helen Beg On Display NOW in Our Shoe Department masses. Both the Alisses AleFarlaiid costume. Miss Regina Hoeffel, the tion of the Blessed Virgin, and one of nue and Pecos street. Take Argo car. ley, Mary Fuller. In view of the many noveltie.s .shown during the pa.st year, will King at each late iims.s next Sundav. bride’s sister, 'was bridesmaid and was the five great feasts of the sodality, is the new models for the coming .sea.son give an impres.sion of dressed in blue silk and carried rosea. a day of plenary indulgence. exceptional plainne.ss. Black will predominate and in the The groomsmen were Messrs. George Next Sunday will be Communion day $700 Cleared in St. Francis’ Picnic more quiet and genteel styles prescribed for autumn and win Hoffman and the bride’s thither, Leo. for the Young Ladies’ and the Children Civii Service School ter the effect is hand.some and dressy. After the church ceremony the bridal of Mary sodalities. In the afternoon trains you for positions paying $60 to The 50 styles ready NOW are in only the two grades, party was served with a wedding dinner meeting for the Gentlemen’s sodality Despite Bad Weather of Saturday $100 a month; guaranteed appointment, $3.50 and $6.00. Other qualities will follow promptly. coach you free until you are apimlnted. at the home of the bride’s mother, Mrs. and the Sacred Heart Igague promoters. Examination .soon, send for list. Snell Mary Hoeffel, 762 Inca street. Mr. August 16 will hcnc^orth always be Expert Shorthand, Denver. (St. Francis de .Sales’ Chureh.) to thank them sincerely, along with End of Our Summer Clearance of Women’s and Misses’ Elliott and his bride will take a three the feast of St. .loachirri, father of the Despite the extremely inclement every one else who helped in any way weeks’ 'tour thru the state after which Blessed Virgin, instead of the Sunday weather on last ^-’atiirday, the carnival to make the picnic such a grand success. they will take up their residence in Den after Assumption as heretofore. The Altar Isociety will riscive hol_\ Suits, Coats and Dresses ver. Mr. Elliott is cashier of the Mio- and picnic held by St. Francis de Sale-*’ eommiiiiiun in a body at the 8:lo mass Autumn merchandise is coming and the remainder of onr land Savings and Ix>an company. eliureli was a grand success, both social 7:30 MASS HOUR CHANGED summer stock must be entirely eliminated. Note the excep Rodolf Funeral. ly and financially. From all indications on Sunday. TO 7:15 AT ANNUNCIATION tional buying opportunities the clearing sale affords. The funeral services of Mrs. H. J. Ro at jiresent the committee in charge elaiin The Holy Name Society will receive holy eomiiiiiiiioii at the SiK) mass Sun- dolf were held at St. Joseph’s church (Annunciation Parish) they will clear .$700. 'I'liis seems almost Extraordinary Values in Women*s and Misses* impossible under such conditions, bill as day, instead of last Sunday, as was aii- Tuesday morning at 9 o’clock, and were The 7:30 mass^ Sunday has been Tailored Summer Suits conducted by Rev. G. J. Madsen, C.SS.R. the caniivul and picnic was sonietliing noniieed. changed to 7:15, this time to be con 4 new all those who attended were very Air. and "Mrs. Edward Lymli of New HolyFaiiiiljiPaiisli For outing, motoring, sport fl» 4 C C Mrs. Rodolf was a Denver pioneer, tinued indefinite!}’. and country wear: suits______SIIQ much interested and liheral. Everything dersey returned to Denver last Saturday, coming here when a girl. She was al Mrs. Kirby and daughter, Hildred, are was under shelter in one big building where they expect to make their borne, , Formerly $12.50, $15.00 and $18.50 ways active in church work, also doing home after a trip thru tlie Eastern and after the building was readied tliere -Mr. L\ luh having obtained a position Exceptional Offering in Coats much to promote affairs of charity. Her states. was “something doing" every mimite. here. Mrs. I.ym-li was formerly Miss Palm Beach, Russian linen, crash, mohair and Sicilian; ideal many good qualities endeared her to her Sunday is Communion Sunday for the host of friends. She is survived by her The doll booth in charge of Mrs. Me- May .Mullen. PICNIC Men’s s'odality and also the Holy Name .Swigan was one of the centers of a t Mr. and Airs. Will Collopy of Fort Col husband and thr'ee children, Lucile, Le society. _ and $5.00 traction, keeping her busy every minute lins were visitors of .Mrs. 1,. Lilly, of 237 Formerly $6.50, $8.50 and $12.50 roy and Raymond. Interment at Mount Miss Mae Jennings is visiting rela until the dolls were disposed of. Besides South Sherman, during the week. Olivet. ‘ • tives in Salina, Kan. Saturday, August 2 1 s t Street, Afternoon and Evening Coats the doll booth, there were numerous Little Alarjory Edwards, of 237 South Mr. and Mrs. Brown are visiting at The last of our summer C7 C A Sherman, underwent an operation for the home of their children, 3529 Hum other attractions. An excellent dinner stock; s p e c ia l______^______boldt street. was served by the ladies from 1 to 8 adenoids at the Alerey Hospital la-t Sat FREE CHOWDER PARTY I Formerly $15.00 and $20.00 Mrs. Larry Balf and daughter, Anna, p. ni , to which everybody did justice. urday. At this writing she is getting Dancing was also enjoyed and Mndiim along nicely. FREE DANCE Women*s and Misses* Summer Dresses have returned from their summer va Of French linens, pompadour or stripe voiles, white and cation. ~ Mizpah, the fortune-teller, was in evi Air. and Airs. ,T. W. AleGinley, of 164 RACES LAKESIDE Mrs. James Henry and little daugh dence and told the past, present and fu South Washington, and Air, and .Mrs. J...... $3 . 7 5 and $5.00 ture. The flower booth, candy booth and .1. Oldham, of 142 Soutli Ogden, were •Ml concessions running in addition to a Once M ore-Better Than Ever! ter, Mary; have returned from their trip dozen new features. Formerly $10.00, $12.50 and $15.00 to the exposition. Coney Island bootli were all kept busy. called to Denton, Nebr., last Sarurday, Father Bapst was there with his boys, on aeeoiint of the death of the ladies’ Women*s and Misses* Afternoon Frocks Sunday Eve., Aug. 22 which was very miieh appreciated, and sister, Airs. Dan Sullivan, who was Fine Organdie, Net and a a j a A A Father Doniiellv and Father Walsh wish killed in an automobile accident. ^^The Things That Lace Gowns; special______ipf-UU QOd d>lU.UU On tlie ]^ak» -lU rty Formerly $15.00, $20.00 and $25.00 acinut** of TlirlUa Colorado Springs Social News Count Beautiful Afternoon and Evening Gowns Denver Catholic Social Doings with Of French Swiss, daintv lace and embroiderv; a few wonder- The Wrath Of War __ MISS EDITH (By Agnes Galvin.) Vividly dapioting' the deatrnotlon ____ i.$15.00, $25.00, $35.00 of a Great City by Air, Iiand, Airs. Albert Keiffer and son, Albert, Alonsignor Brady, vicar general of the iiig with Airs. Comioii’s sister, Airs. Formerly $40.00, $60.00 and $75.00 Sea and Under-eea attack—by the diocese, chaplain at Loretto Heights Katherine Aleany, of Cathedral ])arish. combined atrenciea of Modern Jr., have arrived in this city from the T a l ia f e r r o Clearance of Spring and Summer Skirts Warfar*—Ditlglblee, Aeroplanes, aeadeiiiy, is spending liis vacation rural Airs. Aleany’s nephew, .lames 1). Condon, Popular Matiiiue 2:15, All Seats 25c. Sreadnong'hta, Snbmarinee and i Bar L ranch at Folsom, N. AL, and will izing at Cassells. of Cliieago, also stopped with her on liis Kvcninjx Performance at S:15, 25<* & 50c. Silk and Wool and White (’otton and Wrffd Wash Skirts; a £and Artillery. i spend two weeks here, the guests of most pleasing assortment of smart skirts, in all the most pop Showing In all their daring, hor Airs. D A. Collins, of 1603 Piiist 32d way lioiiie from tlie California ex[iosi- rible, fascinating, awe-inaplrlng ' friends. Airs. Keiffer was a former resi- ular materials; now— ' details the terror of present oon- I dent of this city and her many friends avenue, is just recovering from a severe tioii. BE SURE AND ASK FOR HOLY FAM lllete ai emphasized In the mighty Alessrs. Bob Swllivan, H. I). (/arbary ILY TICKETS AT THE GATE. ADMIS world etmggle now being waged. are very glad to welcome her- back. attack of ptomaine poison. Her many and M'ill Foley are at Glenwood Springs SION TEN CENTS. $2.50, $3.00, $5.00, $7.50 and $10.00 Aliases Mae K. Callahan and Alary triends will be glad to liear she is get . Formerly $6.50, $10.00, $15.00 and $20.00 FREE! FREE! (juinn of Chicago, 111., have arrived in ting well. on a fishing trip, having gone in Air. Sul Begnlar^O-cent gate Doctors Gallagher and Lally of ARl- livan’s antoinobile. admiaelon pays all this city on ’their return journey from Salt Lake.^ They also spent some time ford, Alass., and Chicopee, Alass., re The Rev. Aliehael Casey, who was or ill Basalt and Rifle visiting relatives. spectively, are guests of the Rev. J. dained over a year ago by Bishop Alatz Airs. George D. Dodge and small son, Frederick AIcDonough. Park Hill. With and has been ill .sinec, Imving been un George, Jr.,-and Miss Teresa Smithline Father AIcDonough, they visited Colo able to take an apiiointnieiit. is im spent last week in Denver, the guest rado Springs on Tuesday. proving at St. Alary’s sanatorium. Pu ^j)onooer|?iano$ of uncle and aunt. Air. and Airs. John Airs. Alary Condon and daughter. eblo, loeal friends have heard. Father Strubel. They returned home Sunday. Helen AI. Condon, of Cliieago, are visit- Casey eompleted his eilueation at St. Alias E. Myles of Denver and Airs. Thomas’ seminary, Denver. T. I. Alyles of Ordway have spent the Myles and Mr. and Airs. Charles Myles The (jneen of Heaven Aiil soeiety wiU These beautiful pianos past week with Mr. and Mrs. Irwin J. of i olorado City. Late in the weex meet at the liome of Airs. Anna Horan. they returned to Ordway where Aliss 2,)40 Downing. 'Tuesday afternoon, Aug are used by the SIS ust 17. EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY Alyles will visit for some time before TERS OF ST. JOSEPH On Friday evening. August 6. AIss Kd- Particular Attention Given to Order Work returning to Denfer where she is a prominent trained nurse. wardine Seliindler entertained the I). 1). and the SISTERS OF Take Lawrence SL PHONE Mrs. K. Cullen 1462 Lipan St. D. elnh. Tliose present were Alisses St. Anthony’i branch. No. 110—M««8t Car to Colfam Ave. M. 7272 Air. and Airs. Aliehael AV. Grass ar ST. PATRICK 2d and 4th Tueadayi, St. Elizabeth hall rived home Saturday arter an extended Seliindler, Frances Toole. Alargaret Don- Branch No. 298—Meets 2d and 40 for teaching. visit to San Francisco, Los Angeles and negan, Dorothy Smith and Kathaline Tuesdays in Qiarles building. THE W. H. STEWART AGENCY CO. San Digeo, where they visited the e.\- Payne; Alessrs. Earl Alartaiii, .lack Branch No. 316—Meets 2d and 4th positions. Aliss Dorothy Rose accora- Aleany. Cliff Carr, Jack Payne and Wednesday evening. Room 32A Charlei Can you think of a bet Percy Terlinden. Building. GENERAL INSURANCE panieil her parents. , Branch No. 1094—Meets lit and ltd ter local recommenda Phone Main 676 Established 1870 Aliss Teresa Brickley and a companion Aliss Evelyn Rush, the eharming Tuesdays, 8 p. m., in hall No. 221 Charlti 728 Gas & Electric Building will arrive the 19th from Chicago to young niece of Air. and Airs. James Ale- building. tion for any piano? spend some time in this city and -Allister of 1125 West Colfax, is spending St. Anne’s Branch, No. MI4, meets 14 a delightful vacation with them. and 4tb Fridays at 3700 Gilpin. SOLE DISTRIBUTORS JAMES A. FLEMING, Alanitou. St. Joseph’s Branch, No. 611, meeti Honoring Aliss Alargarct Galvin, Alnnit BM) attendisl tjie Foiirtli De 2nd and 4th Thursday in B1 Joaeph'i whose birthday anniversary was Aug. gree lianqnet and tlieater party at I.ake- hall, 6th and Galapago. Real Estate, Loans, ind Insurance 11, Aliss Alary Brockman entertained at side Tuesday night. Tlie park man Annunciation Branch, No. 820, meet* 1st and 3rd Monday, Annuneiatioii hall 1536 Stout Street, Room 222 a charming dinner Wednesday evening agement proved exceedingly eapahiu en 7;30 p. m. tertainers. PHONE 31S1 DENWER, (XIIX) at her home, 501 West Bijou. The table was centered with pink s^etpeas and Alias Grace Nelson of Kansas City is fern and the color scheme of pink and in Denver visiting Aliss Gilchrist. She The John A. Martin Drug Co. white was carrit-d out in the arrange will leave within a few days to tour the Murphy’s Root Beer * i ment of the dinner. Covers were laid state with Joe Newman’s company. for ten girls, friends of the honor guest. The (Queen's Daiigliters association 1726 CURTIS STREET 16th street, at Broadway (The Majeztic Building) Drug8 and FamUy Medicines The Altar society of St. Alary’s of Denver wishes to thank the people Phone Main 6390. Denver, Cole church has announced that its garden of St. Francis de Salt's’ ehiireh for their JAMES SWEENEY. Phones Main 4282 and 4283. «30 15TH ST„ Charles Bids party, which was to have been given royal entertainment of the orphans of the state home at their picnic last Sat ASX any exhibitor who m akes the Bes< Phones: Gallup 178, Gallup 183 some time this month, has 'Deen called Lantern Slldea FRED F. FISHER off. The ladies have decided that, ow- urday. They esptn'ially wish to thank THE AHSWEB— n o a e a i K aU 61S6-S1S7 4ng to the great amount of work they Father Donnelly and F'ather Walsh, the H. D. SMITH J. B. (Jarvin & Co. Catholic Goods would have to put on the grounds, it generous friend who made the entertain 2406 16TH STBEET, DEHVEH, OODO Opp. St. Elizabeth’A Prayer Books, Rosaries, Scapulars, EUl T A e Windsor Farm Dairy would be a loss of money to have it. ment [lOSsilde, the kind ladies,- at i the Phone CaL 723. DRUGGISTS The members are making a house-to- uinner talde, and the Young Ijidies’ 5^o- 1055 ELEVENTH STREET. 1855 Blake Street ^ lantem Slides for all Purposes 2401 W. 32d Ave. Denver. Colo. Phone Kaln 3264. r r s F IR S T house canvass now so that all the Cath ilalitv. XV KToavzo PUBOAtmon —BzoK-onass s s b t x o b — w w ctti. olic people may, by a stnall donation, nsvoT oi> BQxnnmT—QVAUTT or nonvors. help to clear the church debt. Catholic Gets Big Mail Job. WM. E. RUSSELL, Hours, 9—12 a. m. 1—8 p. m BUY YOUR FUEL AND FEED OF We invite the patronage of particular people, who desire a high Dealer In article at a moderate price. Airs. J. Connolly of Los Angeles. Cal., William S. Ryan of Batavia, N. Y.. a DR. J. J. MEEHAN The American Fuel and We extend this offer to readers of The Register. Slmplr phone Main stopped here last week and spent sev Catholic, has been appointiHl general su Coke, Wood 6138 or drop us a card, and a bottle of this exquisite milk will be left eral days with her cousin, Mrs. A. J. Feed Co. . at your door, free of coat, and without any obligation whatsoever. perintendent of the mail delivery system & Charcoal THS WnrDSOK FARM DAISY COMPAITV Savage, and Dr. Savage. She is en of the United States, with headquarters Dentist J. C. STORTZ, Prop. Office, 1523 Wclton St. COAL, WOOD, HAY AND GRAIN * PEOPLB ARB SATINa OUR BUTTBRMILK IS AWFUL GOOD route home from Cleveland, Ohio, where at Washington. D. C., and has assumed Phones Kain 169, 181, 189, 190. SUITE 501, MACK BLK. PH. M. 526; she was called by the death of her sister. his new duties there. Tarda, 4th and luurlmer Sts. 16th add California. Phone Main 2483 4201 Josephine st X. PAOX SEX. DENVEB CAIHOLIC BEQISTEB ^ ' THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1915. m m Denver Preferred Parish Trading List St. Joseph’s Parish These Merchants, Eager to Secure Catholic Trade and to Help the Cause of the Catholic Press, Solicit Tour Patronage. Trade Given to Our Advertisers Means a Better EBERHARDT DRUG STORES Prescriptions Carefull Compounded Bemerkenswerter amerikanischer Kon- Paper for You. Tell These Men Yon Saw Their Cards in The Begister. Boost for the Catholic Press! It Is as Necessary to the Church as Parish Schools. 19th and Btont Bta. e th ft Oharokaa Bts. mentar zur zweiten Lusitania Note. Main Store Branch 1 Die in New Orleans, La., erscbeinende Phone Main 5398 Phone South 831 juristische Fachselirift “The Lawyer and 7th and Grant Btraata iianker,” enliillt .eiiie bemerkenswerte St. Francis De Sales Parish Cathedral Parish St.Leo’saiidSI.EIizalieth’s St. Dominic’s Amnmeiation Parish B ranch 2, T elephone S outh 438 Angieht ttber die deutgclie Antwort auf We strive to please our customers by die zweite Lusitania-Note. ,.Deutsch- g^lving them QUAlity and low priceSw Don't forget Give us a trial. land’s Antwort,” so beisst e.s dort, „bil- Phono South 4300. Take your next prescription to H O U SE O F Prescriptions . THE FINCH STORE det ein unanfecbtbares Argument, das H. E. HUFFMAN J. M. BUFF ALAMEDA PHARMACY VAN ZANDT’S CORNIL’S PHARMACY BvsrythiBf tm Household Line vom Standpunkt des waliren Menschen- Modem Prescription Druggists Sole Agent Queen Washer with or FURNITURE & HARDWARE Co CATHEDRAL PHARBIACY without motor. freundes einer strikt neutralen Regier- FRESCUPTION DRUGGISTS cox. UPAH AXn WXST COLPAX 3901 W. SSth AT9. 741-747 BftHTA PB DBIYB. Colfax and Logan THE FINCH STORE wng unterbreitet wird. Internationales Mai H. Thust, Prop. PhOBM XalB lOM-1067 Everythiag in the Drug Line "The Handy Store" Phpne South 1296. Phono York 3054 Recht muss, jzie jede andere Wissen- 300 S. BROADWAY. Phones Oiampa 808 and 809. Denver, Colo. Phone Oallup 60S 1725-27 E. 31st Ave., near Williams. OSMAN ’S Bchaft, niit def Zeit Scliritt halten. Die FllOB* Bowtll 1923. A L . STAHL Telephone orders delivered promptly 755 SANTA FE DRIVE. V'er. Staatcii warden gut daran tun, sioh ELGIN CREAMERY Leave orders at 258 SOUTH BROADWAY. THE UP-TO-DATE HEINIE’S BAKERY der deutselu'ii Keehtsauffassung bezllg- E. F. Schindler. g. H. NIELSEN The George-Mudge Pharmacy HOME-MADE CANDIES lieh der „freien Meere’’ anzusehliessen. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MEAT AND GROCERY MAN 2828 W. 32nd Avs. HOME BAKERY PURE -\ND SWEET. Wir ktinnen nielit lUnger den altmodi- Milk, Cream, Butter and Eggs, All kinds of Delicatessen. Cor. 38th and Walnut Spc3iatty--SPONGE CAKES, THE BEST OF EVERYTHING TRY THEM. schen Ansiebten eines vergangenen Jabr- IC E CREAM 104« W. OOWAX. PkOM lbUe784 Telephones Main 5947-5948 Home-made Bread, Pies and Cakea Quality Guaranteed liunderts huldigen, und es wiire Torheit, Wedding Orders promptly filled. C20 E 17th Ave. Phone York 075 Your patronage Is solicited. Prescriptions a Specialty C. W. COWELL & SONS, falls Herr Wilson das vorsucben wollte. Henry E. Nahring, Prop. C. H. TAYLOR HARDWARE CO. Fhoae York 499. Reasonable Prloes Business Established 1890. Real Estate, Loans, Rentals E. B. KELLOGG & CO. FIRE INSURANCE. Rngland hat sclion vor Jlonaten, obne D ealers In BUCKLEY & SCHMIDT VISIT HEIDBRAK’S lange zu fragen, die auf den S«‘ehandel e ' THE GIGANTIC PH O N E M A IN 60. 831 W. Eighth Ara. Phona Bonth 358. bezUglieben Tlestiniimingeii geiindert, und GENERAL HARDWARE, TIN AND CLEANERS AND TAILORS PLUMBING and GAS FITTING ICE CREAM & CANDY STORE STAPLE & FANCY GROCERIES 2 lots, 6th and Santa Fe, store and GALVANIZED WORK, FURNACES Repair work a specialty. Reasonable rooms above, J2600, easy terms. . 74)6 'W das amerkanisOie Volk bat sieb bisber CLEANING, PRESSING & REPAIRING prices. Would be pleased to have your 3611 W. 32nd Avs., Phons ChOlnp 1946 4th ave.. ei.OOO, easy terms. 125 Llpan. Paints, Oils and Glass like r e n t gefilgt. Deutsebland unterbreitet ein an- Our wagons call everywhere. order for plumbing repairs. Ice Cream, 31.00 per gal.; )60c H 'ssl.; MEATS AND NOTIONS T elephone S outh 236 1245-47 CUXTZS BTXEET 30c per quart. Telephone orders de deres Gesctz zu unserer Ib'gutachtung, 480 SOUTH BSOASWAT. 700 K. COLFAX AVE. One block from Auditorium. livered promptly anywhere In the parish Phone Main 7949 4695 Josephine St. SUNBURST BREAD DAISY BREAD und aller Vornussiebt nacb werden wir We make our own candles and ice cream Fbona Bonth 153.. . B«s. Booth 1695 TROUT BROTIIEK.S P. J. MORAN Phone Main 1723 Quick Delivery in the Ziikunft die jetzt von Deutschland CIIAS. A. BERQUIST KILPATRICK’S BAKERY D ealers In geltond gemachteii I’rinzipien filr uns in A. J. GUMLICK & CO. FULLER'S DRUG STORE Fancy and Staple Groceries, STAPLE & FANCY GROCERIES WALL PAPER. PAINTS, VARNISHES ■Wholesale. Anspruch ncbinen. I’riisident Wilson OILS, WINDOW SHADES, GLASS, 4701 GILPIN ST. PLUMBING AND HEATING Meats and Fish. BRUSHES, ETC. 753 Bante Pa SrlTe. sollte sicb vur alien Dingen die Fragen Phone Uhampa 2314 Drugs, Medicines, Stationery GAME, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Oonfaotions, Cigara, Tobacco, Etc. P hone S outh 1004. Yorlegen: ,,Sind wir neutral? Soil das 248 S. BXOASWAV. PAINTING, PAPER HANGING 728-730 E. COLFAZ AVE. Special attention given to anierikanische ^’olk strikte Neutralitiit Estimates furnished. Phones: York 1622, 3071. 1300 W. FOURTEENTH AVE. P hone G allup 2199. VETERINARY SUPPLIES BESSIE MOREY-PERCIVAL 3905 W. 25TH ATBHUB. beobaohten, (xler soil es spiiter lieissen, MACKLEM’S BAKERY MAHLER’S- BAKERY A. JOHN SON The Well Known Alec the Tailor dass wir jiiit den Alliier|en sympathi- ' A. W. GARD Patronize who Patronize UP-TO-DATE MILLINERY G. F. Macklem, I’ropr. HOME MADE BREAD sicrten, wenn nidit gar ihinnr halfen'r COAL, WOOD, HAY, GRAIN THE FRANKLIN CLEANING OUR SPECIALTY. POULTRY FOOD PLUMBING GAS FITTING OPEN EVENINGS. Deutschland's S^dpunkt ist vom vdlker- Full Line of Bakery Goods of All K inds. & DYE WORKS rechtlichen Standj)unkte aus korrekt und 1331 BAHTA PE SXT7B STOVE REPAIRS. Open Sundays. Best QnaUty Pies and Cakes. Phona M6959 34th and Franklin 771 S anta I’e Drive er ist iiberzciigeml.'’ f Residence: 1235 Santa Fe Drive. We save you money on all work. Hats Cleaned and Repaired Elmer H. Peterson, Prop. 280 B. FENHSYZ.VAiriA. , 1215 E. 13th. Phone Main 6477 2429 ELLIOT BTXEET. AU work called for and delivered Phone Gallup 1224. THE RIO GRANDE FUEL AND Gute Ernteausssichten in Deutschland Decorating in all its branches. Estimates cheerfully furnished. Berland Drug Company, MISS E. M. SMITH Prices for making: Ladles' Suits, 312; GESSING BROS. & GENTY F E E D CO. Aus niehreren 'J'eilen Di-utschlands PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS Separate Skirts, 12; Tailor-made 901 SAITTA PE DBIYE. einlaufende Iterichte liber die Ernte, die II. A. IIOLMBERG D resses, 35. "Where QnaUty Belgna Bnpreme.” GROCERIES & ilEATS P hone South 56. 'in viclen Teileii ^Vest- und Mittcl- EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY N EW YORK COAL, WOOD. HAY, GIUVIN, FLOUR, WALL PAPER AND PAINTS 17th AVE. AND FRANKLIN STS. deutschlands bcreits eingebolt wird, er TAILORS AND CLEANERS 3063 HUMBOLDT ST. CE.\IEXT, PLASTER 252 SOUTH BROADWAY Phone Toik 3336. M. G IL N E R , P ropr. kliiren, dass die diesjiibrige Ernte nicht Let us deliver you h brick of our own All work guaranteed. Our wagons call Phone South 432. D enver. 1373 Kalamath Bt. Denver, Colo. Phone Main 5164 Orders Called for. • Prompt Delivery. ziur zufriedenstettend ist, sondern den tee Cream, any time, any place, 350. everywhere. Phone Gallup 2581. Fish and Game in Season. You want good dependable merchandise. 2853 W. 25TH ATEHUE. JCrnten vorhergehendcr .Tahre in mancber VERNON J. ROBINSON, W E S T ’S You will get It at BIEBOW COAL CO. THE A. PETERSON Our Motto: Fair Treatment and Prompt GROCERY CO. Beziebung an (lilte \iml Reicbtum liber- ANCY & STAPLE GROCERIES BREAD AND CAKES D elivery. FIRST-CLASS FUEL & FEED trifft. Diese lierichte haben allcnthal- ROOD'S CASH STOKE GROCERIES, MEATS, FRUITS 1036 W. COLFAX FLICK FUEL AND FEED Fruits, Vegetables, Fish, Corn-fed Meats are scientifically made under hygienic HAY, GRAIN, FLOUR. MOVING AND EXPRESSING VEGETABLES, ETC. bcn grosse Z\ifriedenheit hcrvorgerufen, co nditions Phones: South 1792-1793. WANTS YOUR BUSINESS. COAL, COKE, WOOD Coal at low^est Market Prices da eine gute Ernte Deutschland in nocli BAKED BY WEST Ladies’ and Men’s Furnishings Arthur V. Flick 601-611 BADTA PE DBITB. 301 Bonth Bogan Streat. Phone Main 4831 griisserem Masse uiiabliilngig vom Aus- ART NEEDLE WORK, ETC. Poultry Supplies Our Hobby Baasonabla Prloai.. Bast Xfateri.i, Phone South 1596. 610-12 E. 17th Ave. Crochet Thread, aU sizes lOo. P hone G allup 129. Cor. 35th and Gilpin Sts. lande maclit als es infolge seiner spar- W. 38th Avanna and Laka Plaoa. Phone South 3297. All Work Guaranteed JOHN H. STEEN samen Wirtsclmft bcreits geworden i.st. CORBIN’S PHARMACY THE FRANKLIN MILLINERY For First-Class Bericlite aim Kliln zeigen, dass die Ernte W E ARE THE BROADWAY RUG CO. 9th Ave. and Corona Loyola (S . H .) Parish going to continue for some time to sell an Roggeii, Hafer, Weizen und Gerste our high grade Butter at 31c per pound, A full line of up-to-date SHOE REPAIRING RAG RUGS and RAG CARPETS P hone Y ork 361 put up In cubes and quarters. Work Guaranteed. besondera gross sein wird. ]>ie Zueker- n>UFF RUGS from old Cbrpeto. Call us for anything In the Drug line. . . . . 851 SANTA FE DRIVE filben sind dieses Jabr reicbbaltiger an EVERYTHING IN DRUGS Free Delivery Service T. J. CALLAGHAN Millinery, Dry Goods and Notions Zueker deiin je zuvor, und man erwurtet, CARPET CLEANING—Air and Steam. 359 South Broadway. BAUR'S ICE CREAM THE ATLAS DRUG CO. 3115 W. 25th Ave. 1620 E 34th Ave. R IP L E Y ’S • dass uic Obstenite ziim miiidesten zu- PH O N E G A LLU P 153 Danvar, Oolo. friedenstelleiid seiii wird. SOUTH LOGAN CREAMERY , CHAPMAN’S MARKET TW O STO R ES A. HILLEBRENNER & SON BIG DEPARTMENT STORE E. D. Kingsley, Proprietor. FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Manufacturer of 2701 Welton St. 2563 Welton St. Wo ist die franzosische Kriegsflotte? 756-763 SANTA PE DBIYE. Chickens Dressed to Order P hone M ain 875 P h o n e M ain 4955 St. Patiich’s Palish IS’uu zuni griissten Teil im Mittelmeer. BUTTER AND ICE CREAM Groceries, Meats and Vegetables Dealer In Pasteurized Milk and Cream. Phone Main 6685 Your home store that saves you money. Dorlhin liat sie die englisehe Staatskunst Pennsylvania Cheese, Ranch Eggs and 421-23 E. 19th Ave. Phone Gallup 473 Phone Gallup 740 geloekt, um die Dardumdlen zu be- Pure Dairy Produ'cts, Phone South 2543. AGNES ROBERTS .AIcNAMARA Phona OaUnp 3104 384 SOUTH LOaAH. Phones—Main 7435, 7601. WE DIVIDE PROFITS 3200 Irving Street. CAilPBELL BROS. COAL CO. sehiessen und Italieii zu bedrohen, wrrin 3635 Walton Bt. Coffee buyers will find that we sell BLUE RIBBON CREAMERY coffees equally as good and better for e-s Lust gezeigt liiltte seinen Bundesver- LINSMEIER DRY GOODS CO. Offloa 1401 W. 38th Ava. less. We operate the only Coffee Boaster pflichtuugen ^ “gen Deutschland-Oester- 849 OOBOHA BTBEBT Dry Goods, Notions and Millinery Yard 1400 W. 32nd Ava. on the West Side. You pay us no extra G RA IN . COAL, COKE. WOODHAY, profits. Our No. 15 Double Roast Coffee reioh naebziikomnien. Mit dieser Ijige 304 SO UTH BROADW AY Phone York 6400. Presentation Parish at 30c lb. Is dally gaining in popularity. Special Attention Given to Order Work AND POULTRY SUPPLIES T ry It. der franzusiseheii I'lottf* kann England Service and Quality our Motto BAKERY, CANNED GOODS Very Reasonable Prices Xtanlohack’s Cash Store Co. einen Druek auf Krankrcieh ausUbeii D ealers in THE BARNUM PHARMACY 709-11-13-15 Oalapago St. Phone Bo. 377 LIGHT GROCERIES. S p ecialty —T he F in e st o fOur f W ork LOUIS ZIMMERMAN wenn dieses sieh beifallen lassen soll Dry-Goods, Notions, Novelties, etc Open Sunday and all holiday mornings. THE SANITARY CLOTHES Gex Llllard, Prop. M INNESOTA D A IRY CO. te, einen Separatfrieden zu sehliessen. 3700 Bayajo. Phona OaUnp 936 Phone Bo. 3556 „Giebst du nach,” kiinnte is aeinera Ver- 3uy Your Groceries and Meats at THE DENVER CREAMERY CO, CLEANERS AND PRESSERS CORN-FED MEATS AND ■Wholesale and Retail Wa Flaaaa tha Bast Draasara biindeien .sageii, „so vcrniehte ieh deine Cor. W. 7th and Knox Court FIRST-CLASS GROCERIES High Quality Dairy Products JOHN A. OBERO’S Everything iiertalning to the Creamery 2622 Welton St., Phone Main 1800 OUR SPECIALTY >lotte.” .So wird Frankreich von den line. Calls and Delivers Made Denver. Colo. "Our Motto" 553 FOX STREET ebenso freeben wie sebliinnien britiseben 264 and 266 Bonth Broadway 417 28th St. TaL Main 3144 Pair and Square Dealing Diplomateii umgarnt'. Phone South 2159. Denver, Colo. 416 E. 20TII AVE. C . .AI. ,M A S S E Y P hone South 2886 Try Our Corn-Pad Meata. G. G ERBER BETOUKNAY’S BAKERY Good goods and fair prices guaranteed. Tel. Main 1412. W. M. REILLY Das ganz englandfreundliche Blatt Groceries, Meats and Hardware “ The Doughnut Comer’’ Lest you forget Phone York 7848 GOAL AND COKE Tlie Republiean, von Boston, Ma>s., A. D. SNIVELY Satisfaction Guaranteed Formerly the Lake Bakery Practical Plumber and Gas Fitter The Best of all Kinds arhreibt: „Die einzige IJoffnnng der Ver- Daalar in F. G. BAUMAN FEED, BLOCKS AND KINDLING PH O N E SO UTH 299 Corbett's loa Craam—any quantity Estimates m.ade for all branches of the business. Sewer tSJbrk. biliideten, deii Krieg zu gewinnen, liegt Kindly Try Us Come In and get acquainted COAL, COKE, HAY, GRAIN STAPLE & FANCY GROCERIES 750 Knox C ourt ItES. 327 FO X ST. ill der Erlangung von Ililfe aus ameri- and F lour Phona Champa 3183 Oaa Pitting 41st and Tejon St sclien Fabrikeii. England verlangt wie FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS AND C. E. PKOUD FIT Shop in rear. T E L E P H O N E SO UTH 65 DRESSED POULTRY. G. L. SHARP •in Hungernder naeli Munitiopn und The Five Points Plumbing Co. 482 SOUTH BBOAbWAT 1618 E. 17th Avanna, Denver, Colo. L. T. WHITE, Mgr. Dealer in Kns.slnnd i.st auf England angewiesen HOME BAKERY. GROCERIES fUr Gewehre, Bumbeii und I’atronen. .SAVE MONEY AND TIME G. A. ALEXIUS S E W E R A G E Dry Goods, Notions and ICE CREAM. CONFECTIONERY By bringing your prescriptions to Phone orders delivered Amerikanisclie Fabrikanten sollten sieh Men’s Furnishings Hely Ghost Parish GROCER Jobbing Promptly Attended to 3214 Tajon Phone Oallup 2175 THE LINCOLN DRUG CO. sofort verbinden, um die Millionen Ue- T15 E. Twenty-Sixth Ava. 716 Knox Court Everything Guaranteed Fresh and welirc'und irgeiid eiiie Anzalil Patronen 700 Bonth Pearl St., Phone South 588 Phone South 1831 Best Quali4>’. THE CHAMPA PHARMACY FRANK A. WOLF II. C. SM ITH kerzustcllen. Bestellungen dafilr mils- The SECOND AVE. PHARMACY Ja-s. ,E. Thrall, Prop. sen kommeii, so baldt das englisehe Ibib- .303 East 7th Avenue Fancy Groceries and Corn Fed Meats 3d Ava. and Broadway, Phone Bonth 3665 GROCERIES AND MEATS likum die verzweifelte lAge dcs I^andes Special Agents Chase & Sanborn's St. Philomena’s Pamb Prescriptions Carefully Filled O ur M otto: SMART HATS kennen lenifund die Dnminlieit des l.am- "SERVICE—QUALITY” i’rompt Delivery and Courteous Treatment PH O N E M AIN 2425 V. D. Bond, Prop. TEAS AND COFFEES doner Kriegsamtes verstelit.” PHO.NE SO UTH 955 P atro n ize CLOUD 3661 Walton Fbona 1078 Main Corner 20th and Champa Sts. .MRS. C. M. GOLNS Corner W. 1st Ave. and Meade THE RELIANCE PHARMACY For Good and Excellent Service Have Polen eine reiche Beute. ^ :UILL1XEKY Come and vl«lt us in our new location. Prices Guaranteed as Registered Prc.scrlptlon Druggists Mit der liesctzung Kussisoh-Polens EXCLUSIVE MILLTNERY low as downtown stores. THE NEW METHOD filllt den Deiitselien eine ungeniein reiehe Broadway and 18th Ave. 683 ^O U T H P E A R L ST R E ET , Sacred Heart Parish Colfax and Fillmore CLEANING AND DYEING CO. Beute zu. Ein Filnftel aller im russi- 2636 WELTON STREET Denver, Colo. Special for next week—Mulford's Mas- selien Reieli gegrabencTi Kohlen wird in “Known as tha Piva Points Shoa Stors” We Clean Absolutely A complete line of ladles, gentlemen’s When you bring or •sotta Chemically Pure Talcum Powder, Phones Chamiia 1374-1378 Open Evenlrem n i^ and children's shoes. I’olen produziert; nahe'zu ein Zebntel der delicately perfumed, best 25c values, 2009-11 Champa St. gesamten I’rodiiktion von Rolieiscn Holy Family Pariali ELIAS SVENSO.N SEND A PRESCRIITION o u r price 15c. Our prices are usually less. stammt aus Polen. Im sildlichen Teil TO THE 31st AVE. PHARMACY Phone York 1294. PEOPLES MARKET THE Corner of East 31st and Downing Ave's des Lande.s ladinden sieh Kupfer, Zink Patronize the reliable druggist John P. E. Wallne T. C. Falllne Phone Champa .'}29 1963 Champa St. St. Catlurine’s Paiisb it receives the best of Cara an d Drugs In th is und Zinn-ljiger, ersteres wird sebonse't FIVE POINTS HARDWARE CO, Talaphona*, York 393 and 55. that money can buy. dem 15. JabrhunJert gewonnen, wilhread ALCOTT PHARMACY Phone York 1885 UP-TO-DATE GROCERY Telephone us your orders. 'We deliver 2643 'WELTON TBS COX.PAX XAXXET ft OBOCEBY Kiliwefel im District l*ineow gewonnen you will always find a first class stock promptly anywhere In the parish. WALTER EAST of Seasonable Goods at the Right Prioe. wirAl All dieser Reiehtum an Robmn- 3973 Tannyton Bt. Phone OaUnp 653 Everything In Hardware FRESH MEAT & VEGETABLES COOPER’S DRUG STORE I’hone No. Champa 2078 every day. Prompt delivery. D. R. S A rX D E R S . Mgr. terial gestaltet Polen als reiche Beute Phone us your order and -we will W e D eliver Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Bpadaity—Home Dressed Poultry filr den Zweibund. Prescriptions carefull filled. deliver It free. 2304 E. Colfax Ara. EDWARDS (^REAMEUY Cecelia Hayes Mary Hayes J. F. EDWARDS Warsehau, das den deutscben Arineen Cor. W. 38th Ava. and Lowell Blvd. COAL COKE WOOD We carry an up to date stock of MEATS AND GROCERIES GEO. M. GILBERT Wholesale and .Retail u die Hilnde gefallen, ist die drittgrOsste Phone Gallup 1122. S. E. MARTIN Dry Goods, Notions and Men’s Stiult RuBslands, nur Moskau und Petro- Furnishings 3300-3306 LarUnar St. Talaphona 1461 THE NEAREST PLUMBER Milk, Cream, Butter and Eggs Fuel and Feed Poultry Supplies Bread, Pte* and Orooerles gmd sind volkreicher und von grjsserei In fact everything In the staple line. B. W. Schandal J . C. AKOLT Wm. V. Chapman REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. 922 19th St. Xedeutung. Warsehau zilhlt zur Zeit Our "Special Mixed Hen Feed” is a C fc HAYES G roceries M eats Groceries, Meats, Fruits, good feed. Conkey's and Pratt's 3100 Gilpin St. Phone York 2956 3826 E. Colfax Ava. PH O N E MAIN 7177 •twa 800,000 Eiuwohuer, und ist rvdeh an Poultry Remedies. We give 5% rebate in trade. CHAMPA CASH MARKET Shop Phone York 7017 lndustrien.1 Vegetables Phone Gallup 1702 3979 Vrain St. A full line of Res., 1339 Lincoln, phone Champa 3500. Comfad Maata Only Let us put you on our phoning list Staple and Fancy Groceries ST. PAUL MARKET CO. When you move to North Denver or Schweden ist nur eine kleine Nation, Hay and Orain and Choice Corn Fed Meats if you now live here trade with Blessed Sacrament HILL J 3019 E. Colfax Ava. St. John’s Parish aber der Protest, den "die Schweden so- 2707 W. 38th Ave. G allup 1718 LOUIS A. WHITE, 2801 Champa Bt, Phona Champa 2537 etien, unterstiltzt von den Xorwegern D ealers In Tha Quality Store of tha Parish LUSK PHARMACY GROCERIES AND CORN-FED MEATS W. II. GRIMM und Wnen, an England gegen die Be PARK HILL PHAR.MACY IIOFF-M AN 'S PI I AR.M AC Y Phone Gallup No. 1375 Pi«h, Oyntars and Poultry In Baason THIRD AND DETROIT liistigung des Skandinavischen Handels Cor. 43d and Yates St.. Phone Oallup 871 23RU AND DEXTER Everything that People Eat 2705 W. 38th Ave. Orders called for and delivered. Our GROCERIES AND MEATS We guarantee purity of drups used and kalien abgehen lassen, kOnnte als Vor prices are right. N. A. Steinbruner, I’rop. Phones—York 6297. 6298, 6299. absolute accuracy in compounding phy bild in Washington dienen. Es gibt auoli We appreciate your patronage and 1922 2.Sth Avenue. sician's prescriptions or your family promise you promptness, courteous Phones—Gallup 2533; Gallup 1016 SHOW’S BAKERY receipts at reasonable prices. We would England gogenllber ein Mittel, es zu I treatment, honesty, skill and The “ Up-to-Date” Druggist like to he your reasonable prices. Phone York 179 1922 28th Ave. 2316-18 E. Colfax Ava. zwingen, aueh ohne Krieg zu erklSren— THE COLSON GROCERY CO. C all York 4900 for prompt delivery FAMILY DRUGGIST Xian lege ein Emliargo auf Waffenaus Phone York 5865 GINN BROS. RETAIL GROCERS The Mahajmah Pharmacy 3iihr, inclusive die Maulesel, luid man PARK HILL STORE THE HAR.MAN CASH STORE PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS SHOW’S POTATO BREAD wird sehen, 'wit raseh das kecke Eng 3640 Tannyaon Btraat Dry Goods, Notions, China Dry Goods, Notions, Ladies’ and GROCERIES AND MEATS "Somathlng a Dlttla Bit Batter." land von seinem Rosse herabsteigt, W. J. Colson, Mgr. Hardware and Novelties Telephone Orders Promptly Delivered Gents’ Furnishings Aber Schwediseh, nicht Engliseh, muss Poultry, Vegetables. Fruits S M IT H ’S Phona York 395. Boots. Shoe.s and Rubbers, School Xian mit laindon sprechen. The Misses Hudson. Props. Supplies. .May Manton Patterns, 462S E. 23rd Ave. 2801 High St., Denver. Colo. YORK I’alnts and Varnishes. 3559 W. 44th Avo., Phona OaUnp 936 GROCERY AND MARKET — ______PH O N E YORK 5204 300 Detroit Street Nachdem die englnche Aushungerungs- Simon J. Feely. President SHOE REPAIRING Office Phone Res. Phone Res. P hone G allup 944 G. W. VEST politik ' gegen Deutschland voIlstHndig i WILSON’S BAKERY 3964 Tennyson St, Phone Gallup 1439 York 6943 York 2705 Dan L. Murphy. Secretary-Treasurer f Res. Phone Gallup 3049 v e rsag t hat, soli sie an^den englischen ■WIRING, FIXTURES AND 2318 E.- Colfax 3814 CU7 Btfmt ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES NORTH DENVER COAL CO. GROCERIES. MEATS, FRUITS Arbeitern erprobt werden. Man ent- ‘ ‘ The Store That lias It for L ess ’ ’ Com Fed Maata Only PARK HILL PLUMBING AND Office and Yard zieht ihnen das F u tte r, um sie zu zwin HOME-MADE BAKERY GOODS Waat 38th Ava. and Tnoa Bt. HAY AND GRAIN H EA TIN G CO. Phone Gallup 3647 gen, sieh als Kanonenfutter anzubieten, Confaettonary, Candy, loa Oraam Best grades of Routt County and Soft PATKONIZE THESE FIRMS. Lowest market prices and fair treatment PATRONIZE THESE' FIRMS. L, W. Gorham, Manager Coals. Sand, Gravel. Ehicavating 280 D etro it St. Ig.uW num lloeiullststhg.nii Arthur Wilson, Prop. 4630 E. 23rd Ave. 2241 Williams Prompt attention to Team Work Phona York 603S i i IP- "•* ‘r>-' ..'-o ^~?^g* gi-h". ^ “'J ~ . " JTA f IF i J' :^i. , . " ' ’ - • THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1915, DENVER CATHOLIC BEOISTEB PAGE SEVEN. ! ■-■, 'I j? l MARY ASSUMED INTO HEAVEN BECAUSE SHE CDUCATIONAL. ' =s I College of Saint Thom as SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA WAS SINLESS, ANCIENT BELIEF OF CHURCH HIT. ST. SGHOLASTICA’S ACADEMY, ' Under the Control and Direction of Archbishop Ireland “Feast of the Assumption of the her body from decomposition, that h ^ y frustrated in Eve and her descendants, which she preserved during her whole these designs would be carried out in the A CATHOLIC MILITARY COLLEGE Blessed Virgin Mary.” By Rev. William Demouy, D.D. life immune from even the slightest new and perfect Eve and her ofl'spring— . ColUglole Commercial Academic Pr.epataiory After the study of divine theology and stain. It was nothing extraordinary, Mary and Jesus. May we not then be Careful Mental, Moral and Religious Training Sacred Scripture, there is no other study considering all the graces and gifts of lieve that God has given us a picture of Seven Hubdred and Forty Students from Twenty-four States Last Year so elevating, so consoling and so benefi Mary. And we may even say, having in the real Adam in Christ, and a picture For illustrated catalogue address cial as that of the prerogatives and view all these graces of Mary, that it of the real Eve in Mary? And in HU Fery Reo. H. MOYNIHAN, D. D., President graces of Mary, the Mother of God. And was the reward due her. favors to them, especially in their re- as the study of God, His attributes and It may be well to note here that since urrection and assumption. He shows us His glory, ennobles man and fills him the body of the Blessed Virgin was as what would have come to us had sin not with greater love and admiration for sumed into heaven, there can exist no entered the world; but He also shows his Maker, so does the study of Mary relics of her. Sometimes we hear of us what will yet come to us, though ARCADIA COLLEGE give us a higher appreciation of the relies of the Blessed Virgin. These are differently from the inatiner of that of Mother of Christ, and fill us.with purer not relics in the proper sense of the Jesus and Mary, if we combat sin, And URSULINE ACADEMY love for our heavenly Mother. Sacred word. They are articles or objects that through ifhc merits of the former and Arcadia, Mlssonrl In tha Kodsm Arcadia Tallsj Scripture has an unction that only those have touched some place or places hal with the help of the latter. Of course Just the School for Yonr Sanghtar. who know it or listen to its explanation lowed by the presence of Mary. It could we must remember Christ’s resurrection PURPOSE—To develop true womanliness. Careful attention to manners and morals. Conducted by the Ursullne Nuns. can experience. And who, knowing it or be possible that parts of her veil are is different from that of Mary’s assump ENVIRONMENT — Picturesquely sltuited In the beautiful Valley of Arcadia and nestled In the -timber-crested pills of the Ozark range, this healing it, does not love it and look preserved, but even this is very highly tion, but the end of both is the Same— school’s health record has been remarkablej Specially designed buildings updB it as the infallible expression of improbable. Hence, if we hear of relics eternal happiness in heaven. Eaat Tlaw Kais BnUdlag’ and Ohapal. modernly equipped and well llghtedand veatilated. Hot water heat. Com plete fire protection. Ample and attractive grounds. the Almighty? This comes with the of the Blessed Virgin, we must either While we admire Mary’s assumption AN mEAL BOABDINO SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, WHICH HAS CURRICULUM—Is comprehensive and [guarantees a sound and refined consider them as not authentic, or place education. Exceptional advantages In music and art. You will be Inter study of Scripture and with its reading. and study it, wc must endeavor to have FOR ITS AIM THE PHYSICAL, INTELLECTUAL AND ested in our free illustrated catalog sent op request. The study of Mary, her graces, her them in the lowest class of relies. it work its greatest influence upon us. MORAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE STUDENT. Address HOTiCSB BWEBIOX, Aroadla, ICo. glory, will influence us likewise in her The assumption of Mary alTorda the May we not say it will be this? Name % regard. We love her already, no doubt, Christian an overpowering reason for ly, that wc learn and realize fully how Primary, Preparatory and Academic courses of' study. Music, hut can we not love her yet more? And faith in the greatness and blessings of it came alxiut that Mary was assumed both vocal and instrumental; Art. Sewing, Domestic Science and will not a greater love for her bring the Mother of God. It was a confirma into heaven. It was a favor from God, the Commercial Course given particular attention. The Academy with it more blessings than we now pos tion by God of Mary’s greatness. It hut one Mary dc.servod. It was due her is beautifully .situated in Canon City, where all the year round the Incarnate W o|rd College sess? The study of God, His nature and proved clearly that God had really ex Ixjeausc it was a just reward for the climate is most delightful. For catalog and further particulars j ft all else belonging to Him, brings with it ulted her above all other humans and inerit.s she gained in carrying out God’s address ALAMO HEIGHTS, SAN aInTOMO, TEXAS a greater knowledge of God; it should was profuse in lavishing wonders upon plans perfectly. Had she not gained SISTER DIRECTRESS : also inerease our faith. tVe study God her. It appears as if the .\lmighty liad these merits, God would not liave hon Mount Saint Scholastica’s Academy, Canon City, Colo. i e also in His relation with mankind. What exhausted upon Mary the bles.sings that ored her so. God has His plans for us ■1! U « human has been so lionored by Him as ould he bestowed upon a human' being. to carry out. He is silently making Select Boarding and Day COURSES — Preparatory, Fhe ONLY School We have 8 official School for Girls and Academic, Commercial Mary? It will then benefit us to study But it strengthens our faith as regards them known to us if wc are endeavoring a little the wonders of Mary. our future. We believe stronger than to lead a goo GUNNISON’S NEW r*- -A I' •— r DANGER ISIGNALS Father Gunn, New Assistant, Will The first indications of defective vision are usually smartinc eyes. RADIUM SPRINGS dininess or headaches and warnings o: this kind should not be neglected. Properly fitted glasses are the only sure relief from aliments of this Hold 2-Weeks’Retreat atSt. Joseph’s |)owersifehenfi kind caused by Imperfect eyesight. •61* ST. AT (fALIFXNUSIA Our glasses are specially ground to correct your particular defects of NAMED FOR DYING vision and will give you a degree of c< mfort beyond your expectations The Rev. John J. Gunn, C.SS.K., the Its Meaning;” Wednesday, Aug. 18— eloquent and well known Redemptorist “Woman’s Destiny”; Thursday, Aug. 19 CATHOLIC GIRL missionary, will open a two weeks’ par —‘‘The Christian Home”; Friday, Aug. Benjainiii and L-System HieSwij!ieftBros.Optica]Co ish retreat in 8t. Joseph’s church next 20—“The Worldly Woman” ; Sunday, Father William Kipp to Dedicate ’Mary Celeste’ Next WkoM SapBlatloB u 4 BqnlvaMnt Ol|r* Tuesday evening, Aug. 17, at 7:45 Aug. 22—“The Evening of Life.” The Suit Sale ^ r O o’clock. The fitst week will be devoted services each evening will begin at 7:45 Tuesday. T o « the glgfcsgt On^te « f la m a BerotsA BnliiatMily tlMnttiaCBiiA" exclusively to the wpmen, both married o’clock. On Sunday evening, after the Every blue, black or tntag of S) BIG F0UB-DA7 CELEBRATION 1550 CaUfornla SiT 'Oenjifor and single. The topics to be treated nre sermon, there will be reception of new fancy businesa Suit .50 as follows. members into the Married Ladies’ and Tuesday evening, Aug 17—“Life and Young Ladies’ aodalitie*. • Sanatorium to Open; PaUietic worth np to $35, now Story Revealed by Cer emonies. Knights of St. John Plan to Send M. A. BURKE Undertaker When the Rev. Father WTilliam Kipp, Alterations FREE pastor of St. Peter’s Catholic church, 418 Fifteenth St. * . Phone Main 5219 Drill Team to Detroit in 1916 Gunnison, Colo., dedicates the new ra dium springs at the.W’aunita hot springs sanatorium, in Gunnison county, next The Colorado Knights of St. ,lohn, one The Knights of St. John are one of Tuesday morning, the last chapter in a of the strongest Catholic orders in the the oldest Catholic orders in tlie state. MENEELY&CO. ). HARTFORD R J. BRUNER pathetic story will have been enacted. St. Mary’s Academy Opens for Watorvliet (West Troy), N. V. state, are organizing a crack drill team There is renewed enthusiasm in their One of the springs has been named the Chimes, Peals, Cberob, Sohool a i of 22 men, who will attend the national ranks at the present time, and it is ex Mary Celeste. Around this centers the other BiUt. Uneqoaled Buioal qiatttj. convention at- Detroit in 1916, and hope pected that a great increase in member Its Fall Term on September 7 tale. Tears’ Ezparloaoa . j i a r t f o r d & to bring back the two largest trophies— ship will be the result. A plan to get Xlgbeot grade geminn&te Bell Ifetal On June 27, 1915, Dr. Davis, the head ICemoriala one for coming the longest distanee and new members has been working with of the sanatorium, was attending a child one for effieiency in drilling. Under Col. eminent success. Every old member St. Mary’s Acadeity, Denver, the pion mar grades, mucli latent talent has been (B runer (/nc.) who 1 ^ dying in the Lake Shore hds- II. Livingstone, drills will ho held every who brings in a new one is to be the eer educational institution of the west, found and tlie ^ r t teacher is hoping to pital,ital, Cliicago. She was the victim of week. Men will be chosen from the va guest at a banquet in a leading hotel, to will open for the fall term September 7. have some youthful artists in the near a malignant cancer. He had operated rious conniiamlcries, liothjn ami out of gether with the new member. The best possible facilities for labora future, specializing in oil, water colore on her, and liad discovered that the dis Undertakers Denver. A spwiul badge to arouse en- St. Joseph's eommandery, Knights of tory work in the physical, chemical and and china. The Matthews graded course ease was so far advanced it was impos I OFFICE AND CHAPEL tiiiisiasm in the drill team is to he St. John, and its ladies’ auxiliary will botanical departments have been pro in music is taught thruout the academy sible to effect a cure. He was leaving 1455-1457 Glenarm Place struck off and will he worn by the give a card party on the evening of Sep vided, making the science department at by graduate teachers in the course. ' that niglit for Colorado, and stepped into PHONE M. 7779. J I ■ ; \ ■ uaaiasia -niU^