SEMINARY CRUSADE SWEEPS COLORADO LIKE WILD FIRE FAIBER J O i A. R IA N STANDS BEPoms liiliT d b t r k t ( H D LABOR ( t n i e r HCA 1E 1I60IIT $370,072.72 OF A R M SM P OIRLEY AGAINST It $500,000 m W B H Take Ojiposile Views in Speeckes at Protestanls V d n i i i ! ; S ed in W Ahnnae Ciiwitioi ( d h i t c f k ------The $500,000 crusade for the en St Dominic’s .... 3,622.00 777.00 Washington.—Discussion of the tude of being persecuted prevents us Pncticallj All Um Natioiial and IntmrnatioiMil N«we Articlee Appaaring in Tkie Papar, as child labor amendment on both sides from doing our real work. It pre largement and endowment o f St. St Elizabeth’s.. 10,194.50 2,61».50 from high Catholic sources was heard vents ns from co-operating with our Wall as Msuiy Faatures Fraquantly Printed, Are Compiled from the N. C. W . C. News Sam oa Thomaa’ seminary, Denver, by noon St. Francis de here last Thursday by the District fellow citizens in good projects. It Wednesday had $369,072.72 reported Sales’ ...... 23,435.00 1,740.25 of Columbia chapter of the Interna makes us a class apart, stigmatizes VOL. XX. NO. 2S. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, FEB. 26, 1925. |2 PER YEAR in pledgee and cash subscriptions at S t James’ ..... 1,669.60 266.50 tional Federation of Catholic Alum us. the Denver headquarters, 1028 Pat S t John’s . 6,779.00 1,204.00 nae, at its annual conference. “We must defend our rights, of terson building. Inasmuch as there St. Joseph’s In, the morning, Dr. John A. Ryan, course, where they have to be de is still some of the work not j^t re (C.SS.R.) .... 10,886.00 1,730.76 professor of moral theology at the fended. But taking the country as ported on from Denver, Colorado St. Joseph’s Catholic university, defended the mo a whole, we are not .compelled to Doctor Agrees to Springs and Pueblo, and as tee work (Polish) ...... 1,616.60 816.26 Political and Crime F p res Given is proceeding satisfactorily every S t Leo’s ...... 6,854.00 1,858.00 tives of those who framed and advo look continuously for ‘Jokers’ in all cated the amendment, declared much laws. They don’t exist. We Cath where in which collection has started, S t Louis’ ...... 3,994.00 259.00 of the opposition is based on misun olics ought to consider civic, state there is no doubt of the complete St. Mary Mag derstanding and pcejudice, and asked and national measures on their mer Ruccess of the crusade. Denver, Colo dalen ...... 3,134.00 265.00 Handle Cost of rado Springs and Pueblo have done S t Patrick’s .... 7,046.00 1,386.75 fair consideration of the measure on its. We ought not to fall back on by Colorado Klan Are Falsehoods its merits. In the afternoon. Host our prejudices by saying that certain remarkably well. St. Philomena's 15,110.50 1,673.00 Rev. Michael J. Curley, Archbishop persons or organizations are pro Protestants, altogether unsolicited, Spanish Miss___ 216.00 1.00 of Baltimore, prefaced his pro moting them whom we do not like, The Crowley County Leader, of about one fourth the proportion in have sent about $3,000 to the crusade S t Rose of Lima 1,325.,00 180.00 grammed address to the women by and hence they are bad. That is Ordway, in a series of advertisements public jobs to which their numbers Mass Wine Test headquarters. One prominent busi- St Rosa’s Home 2,588.00 1,196.50 replying to Dr. Ryan, vigorously op laziness.” inserted for the purpose of budding would entitle them. It would prove us I ness man sent a $500 check. At his Advance Subs... 39,160.00 5,145.00 posing the amendment. A Debatable Question ‘ own request, his name was not an Miscellaneous .. 4,513.50 3,038.50 up the Ku Klux Klan and giving the rather smart people to have obtained A physician living at Williamsport, Catholics in this country a're too The child labor amendment itself. nounced, as he did not want the gift Clergy ...... 34,225.00 1,825.00 inner meaning” of the Klan as the leadership accredited to ns by Pa., /in an open letter to Governor prone to be dominated by a “psy Dr. Ryan admitted, is a debatable the Klan; but we do not claim to be to appear as an aOTertisement for Pueblo ...... 17,920.00 2,469.00 “ made plain by a Trinidad Klans- Morley, received Wednesday by The chology of persecution,” to nurse an question, and it seems to have little that smart. We have our just pro bis business. This feature of the Canon City ___ 2,050.00 785.00 man,” who conceals his identity, pre Register, offers to pay the full costs “inferiority complex” which hampers chance of approval by the states portion of officers in the navy, espe campaign will deli|:ht every Catholic. Florence ...... 500.00 55.00 sents charges which, if they were for a test up to the Supreme Court their own practical interests, Dr. within the next two years. But he cially in war times, because we have Pueblo council, Knights of Colum true, would show overwhelming con of the United States of the Colorado Ryan said. “ We say everybody’s asked that it be considered fairly. always done far more than our share bus, through John J. McNally, grand Totals ...... $316,992.70 $39,491.36 trol by Catholics of the politics and sacramental wine measure, providing hand is against us. We assume t ^ t He saw the chief opposition as based in the defense of the flag. The War knight, sent Bishop J. Henry Tihen The above table includes bnly ac crime of this country; but which are it becomes a law (which i
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ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION ■ ■fii' ’^V.V^ ' ■ . 7^"', . PAGE TWO. THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER Thursday^ February 26«. 1926.
The Denver Catholic Register ^'wident of Board, Rt. Rot. J. Henry Tihen, D.D.; Editor and Maaatai, DUFFY Rev. Matthew J. W. Smith; Printing Manager, George H. Aatiet; John J. C ooney, Hobert A. Smith, Thomas M. Smith. STORAGE AND MOVING WarwhouM, 1521 Twantiath St. Entered as eecond-«laM matter at the poatofflce at Denva, Colo. Main 1340 OfHoa, 601 Fiftaaatli St.
Published Weekly by (By Rev. Matthew Smith). Peter and John followed. John, who God-man even to the pure and' glo THE CATHOUC PUBLISHING SOCIETY (Inc.) One of a Series of Articles on St. refers to himself simply as “another rious John was chasmic. CORDES PHARMACY j 1823 California Street John the Evangelist. disciple” in the Gospel narrative, was John stayed with the Master until No Safar Ptaca far PiwaariptiM Work i Phone Main 6413 P. 0. Box 1497 The love that Jesos Christ held for known to the high priest and fol the bitter end. He personally wit St John the Evangelist was proved lowed Jesus into that priest’s court. nessed the piercing of Christ’s side 14th and Glaq^nn Sta. Phone Main 7901 i by the close connection this Apostle Peter was kept at the door outside, with the spear after Jesus had died. Pythian Building. Denver. Prompt Free Delivery ! had with the Passion. At the Last and John went to speak to the por “And immediately there came out Thursday, February 26, 1925. Sapper, which was eaten reclining tress and brought him in. Then oc blood and water. And he that saw on couches,' after the manner o f the curred the denial, of Christ by St. iti hath given testimony, and his tes Jews at formal feasts, “there was Peter (See John 18)T. timony is true: that you also may OFFICIAL NOTICE leaning on Jesus' bosom one o f His John was one of the little party of believe.” (John 19:34 and 36). The DeSellem Fuel & Feed Company disciples, whom Jesus loved.” So the faithful who stood at the foot It is also probable that John CHAS a.‘ DrSaUJIM The Catholic Register has oor follest approval aa to its por- says John 13, 23. The Apostle, in of the Cross, while the other Ap<»- helped with the burial of Christ He poM and method of poblication. We declare it the official organ of humility, does not name himself in tles stood afar ofi, for fear of the seems to include himself in the “ they” FIRST CLASS FUEL AND FEED the Diocese of Denver and earnestly bespeak for it the whole-heart- the Gospel. Jews. No praise whatever is given who took Him from the cross, binding Office Telephone Champa. 926 Thirty-fifth and Walnat Sts. ad snpport of oor priests and people. That support will make The Christ had just prophesied that to himself or even hinted at by John it in linen cloths and spices, after I*P«b« Mala i t t t ~Dasvar, O - th • tnio • Register a strong power for tha spread of God*s K^gdom in Colorado one of the Apostles would betray for this action. *But it stamps him the manner o f the Jews. +.1. HENRY TIHEN. Him.- They looked inquiringly at as a hero of the first rank. The One fact that stands out power one another, and Peter beckoned to merest suggestion that the little fully in John’s own account o f his Ha? 1, 1»18 Bishop of Denver. John and asked him to find out of group be murdered would have been part in the Gospel events is his un whom Jesus spoke. followed. Perhaps they would have usual humility. He had one of the NAST STUDIOfl John asked this. And Jesus an suffered less by dying than they did chief roles, but tried to submerge 627 Sixteenth Street, comer of Champa swered: “ He it is to whom I shall by living through that awful ordeal. himself. Christ’s unusual love for . - NEMO DAT QUOD NON HABET reach bread dipped.” • John tells the story himself of him and his for Christ ptand out “ What any one possesses not, or knows not, “that can he^ When He had dipped the bread. what happened to him as Jesus hung conspicuously. Confirmation and First Communion Pictures ;; neither give nor teach another,” said Plato in his Dialogues.'’ He gave it to Judas Iscariot. “And dying. “ \^en Jesus therefore had What must have been the virtue of after the morsel,” says John, “ Satan seen His mother and the disciple one who deserved such love from at Half Price. Finest Work in the City We are reminded of this ancidht proverb by the sundry entered into him. And Jesus said to standing whom He loved. He saith to the God-man 1 discourses on religion appearing from the pens of men who him: ‘What thou dost, do quickly.’ ” His mother: ‘ Woman, behold thy j»n ,’ Readers will smile when they have never made any systematic study of the subject. John was one of the three Apos After that, he saith to the disciple: learn, if they have not known be One magazine writer thinks that the clergy of America tles who were kept closest to Jesus ‘ Behold thy mother.’ And from that fore, that Alfred Loisy, the Modern fHONE^ missed an excellent chance to explain the end of the world to during the Agony in the Garden. hour, the disciple took her unto his ist, a fallen priest, doubteu the exis; Peter and James were the others. own.” (John 19:26 and 27). tence of John. Loisy said that John MA1.N the people when the recent agitation of the Reformed Seventh It was late, and they fell heleep The incident is simply told. But was an ideal disciple, a perfect Chris- 4281' 4281 Day Adventists was under way. And then he does a little while the Master prayed. To them it is one of the sublimest records in tion, the true Gnostic, but not an Biblical interpreting himself— pathetic exegesis! Perhaps the Jesos said, when He came back to Scripture. Few other texts tell as historic ^character. If John never clergy were not nearly as interested in the Reformed Adven them after the first part o f His much. Christ proved that He had no lived, he* had a tremei\dous effect on LAUNDkY 0 tists’ excitement as the repprters. ^To take advantage of every agony: “What? Could you not brothers and sisters and that Mary history for a mere chimera. The watch one hour with Me? Watch ye, was a virgin, because He had to leave crudest. and . silliest burlesque that 2S00-2S> CURTIS Sr. freak movement of diseased brains to grab a place in the pub and pray that ye enter not into temp her to John. By giving her to has ever paraded as intelligence has lic limelight is obnoxious to thinkers. tation. The spirit indeed is willing, John as a mother. He gave her to been the attempt of modem liberals USE ARTESIAN W 4 1 W but the flesh weak.” (Matt. 2$:40, our race. He showed His especial to try to do away with the historic WHEN READING WAS^ARD 41). love of virginity by choosing a vir existence of that little group of Jews J. E. Fljrnfi TRIANGLE The first literature to appear among mankind was poetry. When Judas led the mob to arrest gin for the Blessed Virgin’s foster ! around whom all civilized human aD Owner Christ, and He was taken away. son. But the exchange from the fairs Khve. since revolved. and CLEANERS AND DYERS Its rhythmical measures made it easier to remember and to Managni Man’a Suita Claanad and Praaaad, TSc hand down from one generation to the other, and it is not very A stata-wide rapntation for knowiaa flattering for us to know that the literary world has never gone how. Wa raeculixe on Ladlaa’ and very far beyond the songs of Homer, under whose name sorhe Children’! Wearing ApparcL of the earliest compositions of the Greeks were cdllected. P H OF LOSS Yark 2377 1887 Park Ava., at 18tk aad Ogdaa The wonder is, when men began to write, that literature thrived at all, reading remained such a tedious jdb*.for cen turies. Punctuation is rather modem. There was very little * of it before the art of printing was discovered. Even on many FFIT BY IM W IN HELL PAIR PRICKS TO ALL o f the old manuscripts of the New Testament, the words are all run together and there is not a single' punctuation mark. (By Rev. Matthew Smith). attractiveness, and the soul will real morse of conscience. The weeping . It is no wonder that experts quibble over texts. Those who are anfortunate enough ize its misery in having lost Him for and gnashing of teeth, insofar as to go to hell as a result of dying in whom it was made. In addition, the they refer to the spirit, are meta Hertzler’s Westminster Laundry W A R ON GOD mortal sin suffer two types of pun soul fears God, who has repulsed it, phors. But, as St. Thomas points ishment, the pain of loss and the and is overwhelmed with the horror out, there can be weeping of the 1833 WELTON STREET PHONESi MAIN 1188, MAIM M IS William Franklin Sands, former United States minister to pain of sense. The pain o f loss con of sin, which there is now no way of damned body without the shedding Guatemala, in The Commonweal, calls attention to the fact sists in the loss of the beatific vision escaping. of tears, all the motions except the >. la SERVICE STORES to SERVICE STORES l4Sa Waltaa St. CLEANING, and the loss of all goods that follow The words tljat Dante, the poet, lo o t Faurtaautktk St. , that the fii^ and foremost principle of Bolshevism is warfare actual loss of tears being experi I aoS Faurtaaath St. PRESSING an! 7SS Elaktaaatk 8 t . saw written above the gates of the < I Tie E. Savaataaatk Ava, on God; not on religion, but pn God. The public schools, it. enced. Real tears can not fall, as REPAIRING lOOT Uriawr St. The chief suffering of hell is the Inferno, “ Abandon hope, all ye who there will be no wasting away of the IBM BrMdvar 70S E C tU m JjU9. speeches and literature insist on this point. The fight is not ISIS t . CattiKK Ava. realization that life has been an abso enter herp,''’ were founded on a 'cor body after the resurrection. on the. Orthodox Church, the Catholic Church or any othef lute failure. The mental anguish is rect knowledge of the Catholic teach Whether there is real or meta ♦M »»e4ee»»»»»»eeee#eeae»e»|. . denomination. “ It is an act of profound faith in the existence supreme. Man has been made for ing about hell. Utter despair, with phoric fire in hell is answered by of God and a declaration of war against Him.” But the point God and the only way he can poeai- out any chance whatever of a rescue, the theologian Tanquerey with the is seemingly overlooked by everybody outside Russia except biy obtain happiness is to attain God. is the portion of the damned. statement that the common doctrine : Better Work at Moderate Prices f the Pope and Orthodox Jews.. It has aroused little comment The only reason why anything on Besides the pain o f loss, the soul of the Fathers and theologians is this earth can give us happiness is suffers pain o f sense. After Judg that the fire is real. Suarez says because “ attacks op particular churches” as a phase of the because, in some way, it reflecta ment Day, the body will suffer with that this is the certain and catholic ’ battle “ are viewed with something of complacency by those God’s perfection. But in hell, ev the soul. Christ warned us to be opinion. Perrone and Harter say Plant: Branch: outside of the particular communion under fire.” erything that might have delighted ware of Him who could destroy both that it is the common dpinion and The world has never seen a stranger spectacle than this us on earth is gone, and the soul soul and body fn hell. Scripture, cannot be doubted without becoming Colfax aad Pouitaantk aad fight. God, in His patiehce, permits it to go on. But the laws realizes that it h u failed utterly in speaking of hall, uses such terms as temerarious. Washington CaUfaraia the attainment of that for which it prison, place o f darkness, pool of Some of the fathers of the Church n a m m ' of nature, outraged by the rebels, will bring their own horrible was made. The soul knows that ft fire, and i>rimstone. thought that the fire of hell is meta retributioh.’ “ God forgives, but nature never,” says the old has failed both in its natural and Some of the terms u ^ about bell phorical. However, they are in the CLEANERS and DYERS proverb. supernatural end, for mortal sin is can be taken figuratively, but there minority. an offense in both the natural and is real fire. The worm which the The Sacred Penitentiary, April 3, Maa’a Suita Tkerou^tly Claaaad aad PrUaaad, $1.08 the supernatural order. Bible says shall torment the damned 1890, ruled that a penitent who held Pkaaaa, York 49S aad Yark 8894 A GUMPSE OF HERRIN The Council of Florence, after de is taken by St. Thomas Aquinas and that hell fire was not real but meta- When the whole story of Herrin, 111., is told, it will reveal fining that those trho die in actual other authorities as referring to ye- (Continued on Page 7) deliberate attempts to stir up religious war. The murders of mortal sin, or only in' original sin, S. Glenn Young, Klan raider, and Ora Thomas, deputy sheriff descend immediately into hell, goes and ex-bootlegger, brought affairs to a climax. But the dis on to declare that they are punished, nevertheless, in an unequal manner. trict has seen terrible outrages. Klansmen, for instance, have It is clear from the council’s teach gone into Catholic homes under the pretence of looking for ing that the damned are deprived of booze and have destroyed crucifixes and statuary. The booze the beatific vision. business was a mere blind. There were plenty of bootleggers, What of unbaptized babjes? Most but the Klan was interested in other things besides booze. The theologians hold that they or other unbaptized persons who die without attempt to martyrize a gun-man like Young is disgusting. actual mortal sin, while they cannot see God, suffer no pain and are hap CHANGE OF FRONT pier than they could be in this life. The flat denial by the state ofiicials of Oregon, in a supreme Such « banishment from God is right ly Termed hell, but is quite different Creamed Cottage Cheese court brief, that the United States guarantees religious liberty, from the hell of those who die in ac shows that the pretence at patriotism is being gradually disr tual mortal sin. God works no in carded by a certain element. We may as well recognize that justice by banishing the unbaptized, America is in the midst, not of a tempest in a teapot, but of as heaven Is far above the demands an actual attempt to make fundamental changes in the gov- of our nature for happiness and it would be unjust on God’s part to emipent of tips country. There is little fear that the revolu keep nobody from it, any more than in (^ass Jars tion will succeed. But it is becoming more brazen.' Hardly it can be called unjust because He any one, a few years ago, would have dared td go to the limit has not given all of us enough grace to which the officials of Oregon have gone in this brief. to equal the Blessed Virgin Mary. Grace and heaven are free gifts, due to US' in no way except in fulfillment POCKETBOOK PENITENTS of .God’s own promises, when we have We have had positive evidence in recent days of the peni met all the required;conditions for tence that has stricken, business, men who went too far in the gaining them. movement to boycott their neighbors on religious grounds and Inasmuch as mortal sin consists in Make Cottage Cheese a Part of who found, to their sorrow, that this is a game which works the deliberate preferring of crea % tures to God, and since death ends two ways. When their pocketbooks were hit, they yelled for our period o f probation and, after it, help. But when one of them tried to advertise in this paper, there is no chance at ali for repen he found that there is one journal in Denver that is not in the tance, the sinner remains eternally Your Daily Menu During Lent market for the publicity of people who have proved themselves separated from God. In the present life, people in mor lacking in ordinary decency, unless they repudiate their bigbtry. tal sin are able to have pleasure, be cause the attractiveness of creatures SIX NEW SAINTS IN HOLY YEAR keeps their minds off God. In hell, Six new saints are to be canonized by the Church, as part however, creatures will have lost all of the Holy Year festivities in Rome. The same day-will be hold the canonization of Blessed John Eudes, IGOl'-tfiSO, and DR. F. J. CLAEFEY It it rich in nutritive value, containing more of Blessed Giovanni Battista Vianney,jCur?*of Ars, 1786-1859. DENTIST Another day will see elevated to honors the‘Blessed Madeleine Sophie Barat, 1779-1865, and Blessed Maria MargR'*’^ Postel, vitaminet than meat. Without vitamines there Oeaa Baora -1756-1846. Blessed Peter Canisius will be canonized oh 5 sne- i:to-itiaa; cial day. He was a member of the Society of Jesus and lived •448(**'** from 1521-1597. So will be Blessed Therese of the Child J^sus, can be neither growth nor health. h -c 1873-1897. Sraalaaa hr Appoiataaat Blessed Therese of the Clhild Jesus is the Little Flower. . She lived and died in our own life time. Wonderful sanctity Our Cottage Cheese is made in sanitary developed as a humble cloistered nun brought her quick recog nition. No other saint‘in Christian history has proved a more 817 Iftk Straat— Upataira glasT-tiiigd tanks' and*t^cked in. glass jars with* ^ powerful intercessor for her fiends. Peter Canisius was a Pkaaa Mala 1884 great preacher and exemplary m his aurterity. 'The Cure of Ars was a humble parish priest who became noted as a preacher out the touch of human hands. and confessor on account of his piety, but who-was so lacking in intelligence in early life that the seminary authorities and Bishop hesitated about ordaining him. His case proves again Where Value that God selects the weak and foolish things of this life to ' Watch this space for Cottage Cheese Recipes. confound the strong. John Eudes was noted as an Apostle of devotion to the Sacred Heart. Maria Margaret Postel founded and Economy an institute to educate the poor at a time when learning was being chiefly confined to the rich. Madeleine Barat founded her Mesdames of the Sacred Heart in the midst of persecution. Meet The order conducts convent schools mainly patronized by the wealthy, but they are strictly religious and the fact that God Footwear for the has brought about the canonization of the foundress proves that He wants all classes taught to love Him. Entire Family Windsor Farm Dairy The highly intellectual and the lowly are, therefore, repre sented among the new saints. Madeleine was great in life; Therese had to wait for death to become famous. These new saints, all products of recent centuries, prove that the eminent holiness of Christ’s Church* continues and that the best way to become a saint is to do the ordinary things of life extraor 16th at Waltee dinarily well.
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SPRINGS SODALITY TO . FOR QUALITY AND SERVKB Df PAINTING, DECORATTNO AND , , HAVE ST. PATRICK’S PLAY PAPEiHANCINQ, pk«M New Pastor at Peetz Praised for Sodality Banner Mother Recognizes Martyr Son WALTER J. CAMEL Colorado Springs.—The Yoong Th« man who riunmt««i Ladies' sodality of St. Mary’s church Iitia a tM Pmrmlahad held a special meeting last Sunday to i GaU«p S8S. 4176 Low*U BlvA ! discuss the annual St. Patrick's play. Bringing Settlers to Colorado Farms is Blessed Witli in Holy Year is sio n Picture ♦♦♦♦66t»»66666H »6*66tMT No date has as yet been set Another special meeting was held Wednesday evening after the Lenten services. MARTIN J, Home.— A group of peasants from of all^ the missionaries, it is the ^ 9 F Mr I a IS . 1 . . f _ 4-11______1_ 1_____ CULLEN A pretty wedding took place Tues (Peetz, Colo., Gazette). retired American-born German farm prayer o f all that the Church has day evening at St Mary’s church, ers in eastern Nebraska and else Pretty Ceremony the little village of Cave in the pro Boosting for the Peetz section, obtained and still always wishes to when Miss Mary Kapsch became the where in securing good land at a rear vince of Rome came recently to visit that bids fair to bring aabstantial obtain: Adveniat regnum tuumi bride of John L. Southcotte. The sonable price whereon to establish Roai* Orawa Tm m results, has beep started by the Rev. Canoo-City;— St. Anthony’s church the Holy Year Missionary exhibi Then we ask the contribution of PlaaU awl 1 m 4i attendants were Miss Esther Sode and the young men of their families. IntontatiMal NMMarr William Scherrer of the local Sacred at Brookside was the scene of a very tion. A picture representing the mass ideas, advice, work and gdfts always. Martin Kapsch, brother of the bride. The establishment of a permanent 4ers WrwieWe Heart Catholic church. beautiful ceremony last Sunday af acre of missionaries and Christians We speak o f this help with the great 0«H— m ■ Mr. and Mrs. Southcotte will make Catholic parish here; the securing of ternoon Vhen the banner of the est confidence of being heard by all NIahta, K . S«».W Nationally known German lan in Armenia was pointed out to them. their home in Parco, Wyo., after a a resident pastor and the purchase Young Ladies’ sodality was blessed. guage papers, published in the larger One of the women suddenly cried It will be no less than an elementary short wedding trip. of a parish house have meant much The services opened with a hymn to dut and fell to her knees sobbing. duty of gratitude toward the merci Mrs. John W. Duffy was hostess at cities of the Middle West and with to the local and outside members of large circulations throughout Minne the Blessed Virgin by 'the Young “ There he is— my son!” she said, ful God and towards men of good her home Thursday afternoon at a that faith and conservative ones pre Ladies’ sodality. Then were sung the sota, the Dakotas, Iowa, Nebraska brokenly. will; that is, towards the goodness HELEN WALSH bridge tea, honoring Miss Rose M. dict the addition of at least twenty “ Veni Creator” and Orations, which and Kansas are carrying stories from She was the mother of an humble of the Catholics of the whole world, Frank of Washington, p. C. There or twenty-five families, who will pur were followed by the blessing of the Franciscan monk who had been killed and in the first place towards the Optometrist and Optician the Peetz rector telling o f the great were five tables of bridge and several chase land in this neighborhood in banner. Rev. Justin McKernan acted in the last massacre in Armenia. Episcopate and the clergy in whom All W w k Bae^Tti My Paraanal possibilities of this section; of the guests came in to tea afterwards. the next twelve months. as celebrant at this impressive cere In his address at the opening of we express and nouriah such confi ' Attantion. fertile land in this communi^ and Miss Josephine O’Connell of ^ e And Father Scherrer, through mony and was assisted by Ven. Frator the exhibit, the .Pope said: “ We ask dence. We say this because we feel OPTICAL SHOP of the comparatively cheap prices at Olin hotel, Denver, is spending sev good publicity matter in the news Francis Homung and Ven. Frater help for the missions. We first of it our duty to speak words of grati which it can be purchased. 3S8 SixtoM tli StTMt eral days at the Antlers. papers mentioned, is helping in no John Forsyth. All of the congrega al} ask the help of prayer, because tude for the magnificent experience, Ckampa KtO OaaTar, Oala. Elsie. Weberbauer came back from Communications already received uncertain manner to make the pre tion joined in the procession around the missions are more than human which we continually undergo, of. » 6 H M Se< se6446e»4a6»66< Denver to stay with her folks at W. here tell of the interest shown by diction come true. the church, which, was followed by work and no riches of human means help from all. The number and gra Bijou. the singing of the "T e Deum" and can .be enough for them. Being vity of the needs increase. From Annalee Carrico went to Canoi Orations. Benediction of the Most heavenly, superhuman and divine every part the gifts of charity, more City during the past week for a, short Blessed Sacrament closed the ser work, the prime nature and the help generous and bountiful, come to us, stay. vices. Those acting as sponsors at to carry it out can only come to them so that we truly live in the contin Have You 'The playlet given by the Corpus M ear-O ld Boy is Patriarcli the blessing of the banner were Mr. from God. Therefore, onr Lord Jesus uity of a daily miracle o f human Christ! choir and musical club was and Mrs. Jas. DiOrio, Mr. and Mrs. Christ laid on the lips of all the charity, of divine providence. It is very well attended. Denny Merlino, Nick- Tate and Mrs. prayer: ‘Thy Kingdom Come.' It with such sentiments that we open Noticed Miss Carmen De Mark, the daugh Flora Merlino, Dominic Carpino and is the motto, the word of command the missionary exhibition.” ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles De Mark, of Ancient Nestorian Chnrcli Josephine Pariglia, James Procironi —how many Hospitals and John Dettiglio were married and Angela Joannes, Denny Direto February 12 at the Corpus Christi and Lena Tonso. The sodality was church by the Rev. Felix Abel. Mrs. in Denver use only Deep by Dr. Mclnes, Protestant Bishop of organized some months ago by Rev. Dettiglio was graduated from the Jerusalem.— Strange religioM fig ures are no novelty in this religious Jerusalem. Father Leo, who is now in Longmont. Scientist Tells How Aged Priest Rock Water for drink* high school and has lived hwe for center of the ancient world and Holy In recent centuries the position of Over twenty young ladies ipske up most of her life. Mr. Dettiglio is a ing? A pretty good City of Christendom. But even here Patriarch of this ancient heretical this organization, o f which Miss Bela graduate of the Coyne Engineering Something of a sensation has been sect has become hereditary. The pres Scaninepli is president. Mrs. Mary school of Chicago. After a short suggestion for guards caused by the visit of Mar Ihsai ent Mar Shimun’s uncle, the Katho Zqptine, by her loyal and whole s Weighed Earth W tt Crude Outfit honeymoon in Denver, they will live Shimnn, “ Katholikoa of the East,” likos Reniamyn, was assassinated hearted support, has labored very ing your family’s health. at 210 Berkeley, in Roswell. Patriarch of the Nestorian or As during the war by ^he Kurds, and his hard for the success of the sodality Sacred Heart church gave a card and the services Sunday were under PHONE MAIN syrian Christians. The Patriarch, brother, the next Katholikos, died Washington.— How an aged Jesuit speaker in recounting the remark party last Tuesday. High five and her able direction. The banner who is only sixteen years old, is en five years ago in the Bakuba camp. priest, working in a mountain mon able feat, “ two men worked on this five hundred were played, after which blessed is of unusual beauty and 2586 route to England, where ne will be The present Katholikos was conse experiment at the same time, with refreshments were served. artistic conception, being entirely astery cell with home-made' appara the guest of the Archbishop of Can crated Patriarch when he was only out knowing of each other’s doings. hand embroidered and made espe tus, succeeded in performing the in terbury. He was entertained “here eleven years old. One of them was a British scientific cially for this sodality in Europe, tricate task of weighing the earth *NATUU MAOt IT PURE TRIBUTE* TO PRIEST . man, Professor Boys, who worked having been ordered by Father Leo and arriving at a figure which now New York.— ^Father William E.» stands, was recounted in a radio talk with the best facilities that London some time before he left for Long Cashin, esteemed and loved fo r twelve delivered here lately by Dr. Paul and Oxford universities could fur mont The altar was adorned with years as chaplain at Sing Sing prison, R. Heyl, physicist of the Bureau of nish him. He spent several years at beautiful flowers. At the close of was eulog;ized last week and wel Eigkt American Jesuits up Standards. Dr. Heyl, speaking from the task, and obtained what was be the services each one in attendance comed to his new pastorate at St. lieved to be the most accurate figure was given a piece of ribbon used at station WCAP, under the auspices of Andrew’s at a remarkable dinner at obtained up to that time. the ceremony. ^ the National Research Council and the Hotel McAlpin. Persona of ev “ While he was doing this, another George Vickman, who has been in Science Service,, discussed the sub ery walk of life were there and 1,000 man, of whom Professor Boys had for Beatifidion; All Martyrs the hospital since the murderous at-, ject “ Weighing the Earth.” were unable to secure tickets. never heard, was working at the tack was made upon him by two con The speaker told how the aged same problem hundreds of miles victs at the state penitentiary, where Jesuit arrived at conclusions which away in Bohemia. This man' waa New York.— Attention has been lande. be was a hospital guard, is slowly im were almost exactly those obtained Dr. 'Karl Braun, who had been a called here to the fact that several Father Jogues was the first Cath proving. One ear drum was split by another scientist working at the Jesuit teacher of physics all his life. publications, notably one in this city, olic priest ever to come to Manhattan and his hearing seems much impaired same time with every scientific ap At an advanced age he retired from have printed accounts in which it was island. He was captured by the Iro as well as his eyesight His mother pliance two great universities could teaching and was sent to a monas asserted or inferred that only five quois after a notable apostolate of is now with him. afford, and how in his experiment he tery in the mountains o f Bohemia to Tie Alta Market and Baldni Co. Jesuit missionary martyrs of North hardship, near Lake George, and in Anthony Tyo of Long Beach, Cal., used successfully for the first time end his days peacefully and quietly. America and now berfig considered 1646 was'decapiUted by Indians was a business visitor in Canon City a particular manner of procedure Could Not Remain Inactive 400 EAST COLFAX at Rome for beatification. It is em at Ossernenon, in the present state last week. which has today been adopted as phasized that the number is eight, of New York. Bancroft said of him The ladies of the Altar and Rosary standard but at the time was re “But Dr. Braun could not.content five of whom are commonly regained t ^ t he was one of the first mission jected by the university scientist. himself in inactivity and for some obyw society gave a very successful card Step in And virit our new gtore— this flneit in D . as missionaries to Canada, since it aries to preach the Gospef 1,000 miles party Thursday of last lycek in St. This work took place about thirty thing to do set up an apparatus in his cell in the monastery and deter was there their deaths took place, in the interior of America. Michael’s hall. Quite a number of years ago, said Dr. Heyl, and since EiVerything good to eilt can be found here. mined the weight of the earth. His but three of whom suffered martyr Gonpil, though prevented by his people attended and enjoyed the eve that time no successful attempts to result, when published, was almost dom in territoiY now within the health from becoming a Jesuit pries^ ning of cards. Refreshments of coffee weigh the earth have been'made. exactly that obtained by.Professor THE STORE THAT SATISFIES THE APPETITE United States. nevertheless served .with the Jesuit and cake were served. “ As has often happened,” said the Boys. ' • The five Canadian martyrs are missionaries, and became the con The Very Rev. Cyprian Bradley “ Much o f Dr. Braun’s apparatus Fathers. Jean de Brebenf, Gabriel stant companion and disciple of said Mass at 8t. Michael’s church last FATHER BARRETT SPEAKS was made by himself. It is hote- Lalemant Antoine Daniel, Noel Cha- Father Jogues. He was the first of Sunday during the absence of the TO LEADVILLE K. OF C. worthy that he was the first person- »66»6»>66666»»6ei I ll»> *H »*>»******** ******* *******1 banel and Charles Garnier, who, af the Jesuit order in the Canadian mis regular pastor. Father Regis Barrett, »-l to n ^ a vacuum about his torkion ter undergoing terrible hardships and sions to suffer martyrdom. He was wRb was called-to Leadrille. Annunciation Parish, Leadville.— pendulum with success. Professor i: COLLEGE OF SAINT TERESA converting many of the American finally killed in New, York, in 1642, Open house was held by the Knights Boys, in his published paper, said savages, were one by one martyred after many days of- indescribable tor WINONA, MINNESOTA of Columbus in their hall on Sunday that he believed the use o f a high as they zealously continued their ture, because he taught the Indian evening, when the Rev. Regis Bar vacuum to be'impracticable. Accredited by the Association of AmeriMn U niveral^ spostolate. children to make the^ sign of the rett, O.S.B., of Canon City, made “Professor Boys could hardly Ured foT Teacher*' License by the New York Boa^ of Becentaf The three other Jesuit mission- Cross. Pueblo Ladies the principal address of the evening. credit Dr. Braun’s achievement, and holds membership in the North Cente^ A^dation OoUMea ariet, who performed equally zealous Lalande also was a companion of Courses leading to the degrees of Bachelor of and Bachelor Besides an oratorical program, an made the long trip to Bohemia to service for souls and died equally Jogues and underwent equal hard of Science. Trains for High School Teaching; trains Vocational elaborate entertainment was arranged see him. He found Dr. Braun, at heroic deaths in territory now within ship with him. He Irent to his death for the occasion. I that time over eighty yearS old. Spacialists— Bactariol^sts, Chemists, Linguists. with J o ^ e s in 1646, at the hands of the United States, are Fathers Isaac Have Card Party This Sunday the memibers of the planning a repetition o f Ws work to ATTENDANCE EXCLUSIVELY COLLEGIATE Jognes, Rene Gonpil and Jean La- the Indians. SECOND SEMESTER OPENS FEBRUARY X Altar and Rosary society will receive eliminate some errors w h i^ he had Holy Communion. A Standardizsd Conservatory of Music. St Patrick’s Parish, Pueblo.— The feco^i'zed. Unfortunately, he did Address THE SECRETARY card party and fpod sale given in the Masses were announced for the not live to do this.” parish hall last Thursday proved a week as follows: Monday, for Agnes splendid success. Thirty-five card Walsh; Thursday, for Anthony Ir W ILLIAM E. RUSSELL Parish Pupils Admitted Part Dtalar i* tables were filled. Over one bnndred win; Friday, for Mrs. Clarence J. dollars Was added to the treasury of O’Neal; Saturday, for S. J. Canfield. COKE, WOOD WHEN YOU THINK the Altar society, George Blasenich and Alma Yel- AND CHARCOAL Mrs. Edward McCabe, who was ence were married last Saturday om ci, ISZS W d tM M fime to Public School Classes seriously ill last week, is reported as morning by Father Walsh. V«r4 N«. 1, Lariarn «n4 4tk Ymr* N »: Z, W u m as4 SStS doing nicely. Miss Minnie Boland left last Sun PkMM Siaia 8S5, SS«, S8T WINDSOR MILK The men of the parish attended the day for her home in Glenwood Vai* Na S. W. Alaoia4a aa4 Char^a* Cleveland.— Negotiations extend high school. Although the school is Forty Hours’ adoration from 2 to Springs, after attending, the funeral : Tm eai tu U the ileh creemj flevor, you know thet ft U 66666M 4444444444444444444 ing over four months, in which’ a one of the largest of its kind here 2:3B Sunday afternoon. of Agnes Walsh. and is accredited by the state, it Mrs. -Joseph Griesm^r has been Mr. and Mrs. Norman E. Jones left Catholic pastor here sought accep PURE MILK lacks facilities for the teaching of quite ill at.her home at the^Gity park. Friday for their home in Denver I It ia food end drink combined tance o f his parochisl school pupils manual training and domestic sci , During the Lenten season devo after a short visit id this city. as students in certain classes in a ence, courses which require extensive tions will be held at 7:30 on Wed Father Walsh preached on the ORDER WINDSOR MILK TODAY public high school, have Just .closed and’ costly equipment. Father Scul- nesday, Friday and Sunday evenings, Seminary Crusade at both Masses at Ogden with all of the Catholic points ad len under these circumstances ap with the Stations o f the. Cross on St.' Joseph’s church Sunday. ; . Phone Main 8136 mitted and requests granted. The plied to the board of education for Friday evening. Father Regis Barrfett, O.S.B., of pupils have bren admitted by the permission for the Holy Name pupils Sister Leona, superior of the Sis Canon City, preached at both Masses high school, -with full privileges. The to take these epurses at John Adams ters of Charity of Mt. S t Joseph’s, at Annunciation parish last Sunday. Theater action establishes a precedent in high school, a public institution. visited all the grades of the school, Father Stem spoke on the Semin In more than twenty states, sim U. O'Km I*. PrMldnt: IUrsw«t Cleveland. spending one-half day in each class ary Crusade at Grand Junction. Colfax and Ogden B*«’r-Tr«e«.! W «lt« J. The case was brought up by Rev. ilar privileges are granted. The room. On last Monday evening at the K.* XarwlB. YU^Fr««.l 11*4 William A. Scullen, D.D., ^.C.D., j question was settled by the legiala- Mrs.'Anna Fleming, grand regent; of C. meeting Father Walsh spoke pastor of the Roly Name Church, in | ture of Pennsylvania after a legal Mrs. McIntyre, historian; Mrs. Woods, on the Catholic press in general and the interest of pupils at Holy Name battle years ago in Altoona. lecturer; Mrs. Bagher, prophetess; laid stress on the necessity of a THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Mrs. Kennedy, monitor, officers ..of Catholic daily in Colorado. Feb. 26 and 37- the Catholic Daughters of America, John Hutter was buried at Dillon MAE MURRAY in O’Keefe were the guests df Mrs. Thomas Egan last week. last Sunday. W. W. Swope and wife went to “ Circa, the EndiantreM” Register is Best Catholic Paper,. ' Mrs. May, who was operated on at Trinidad, where Mr. Swope will take Denve/s S t Mary’s hospital, was able to re the Fourth Degree in the K. o f C. SATURDAY, SUNDAY AND turn home last week. MONDAY, Feb. 28, Mar. 1. 2 Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Moore were THOMAS MEIGHAN in Quality Jeweler MOMr »‘»ontc" Says Texas Priest, Father t Flenry very delightfully surprised Monday “TONGUES OF FLAME” evening, when a crowd of friends 827 FIFTEENTH ST. took possession o f their home. Those WHITK l.OAF enjoying the affair were: Dr. and TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and Two Texas priests have written triumphantly from the thralldom of F L O U i e Mrs. J. J. McDonnell, Dr. and Mrs. THURSDAY, Mar. 3, 4 and 5 Diameads, Pearls, Silverware, Cel Clew Phone Main 6 4 4 0 the K. K. K., so too wQl onr fellow (' rti(iou> M.r 'ts Miijh o i iiiilv praising The Denver Catholic Regis H. J. Vogt, Mr. and Mrs. Rooney, Jack Holt, Erneat Torrence and Catholics in Colorado. God speed ter. The Rev. E. Flenry, chaplain Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Charlesworth, Mr. EXCEl.SlOP FLOUR MILLS Lou WiJaon in the day.” Father Coffey studied for of St. Mary's orphanage, Galveston, and Mrs. Geo. Morrisey, Mr. and l)t.i!>trCoio. PhoneMJbO. “NORTH^F 36” s time in S t Thomas’ seminary, Den says: “ No doubt. The Register leads Mrs. Edw. Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. J. all Catholic weeklies I know of. It ver. J. Prendergast Mr. and Mrs. Paul PATRONIZE YOUR FRIENDS if ********************* has, abundantly, brains, pepper and Abell, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Balleweg, salt.” JUBILEE PILGRIMS NOW Mr. and Mrs. John Dunn, Mrs. D. The Rev. Joseph J. Coffey, of Lam CROWDING ROME Mshoney and J. J. Calahan. pasas, Texas state chaplain of the Rome.— The number of Holy Year International Federation of Catholic pilgrims to Rome has increased to Ainmnae, says: “ God bless yon and BISHOP CARDINAL’S GUEST such an extent it* has been found strengthen yon in your heroic de Washington.— Bishop Shahan, rec necessary to discontinne the custom fense of right, justice and religious tor of the Catholic university, and of allowing them to attend the Mass More Light More Sunshine liberty. As we in Texas have passed Msgr. Pace,r director o f studies, who celebrated for pilgrims by the Pope have just arrived in Rome on a mis A5 SOLID AS THE PYRAMIDS in the Sals Conciitorio. During the sion cpnnected with the univhrsity, CHAPLAIN VISITS ORPHANS month o f January when the number were dinner quests of Cardinal Her More Fresh Air Last week the Rev. Father Duffy of pilgrims was small, as was to be d er at lialines, Belgium, on their of the Church of the Holy Cross, expected, all of those who paid Holy way to the Eternal City. . WITH The American National Bank New York city, well known as the Year visits to Rome were accorded is a growing bank and each year has shown an increase in the fighting chaplain of the Rainbow di the privilege of atten d!^ this M a ^ London.— A medieval chapel, long FENESTRA STEEL SASH number of patrons and the total of deposits. It is a pro vision, led 400 American tourists but it has lieen found impracticable in Protestant .hands, has been res (Basement or Casement) gressive bank, always keeping up and even ahead o f the times. from the liner Homeric, now on a to continue this custom. tored to Catholic use through the Mediterranean cruise, through the However, the Pope will continue to conversion of its owner. The chapel, It is a friendly bank where the smallest depositor can have ac refugee camps and orphanages of receive each pilgrimage in special which was originally built in the cess to the management. It is a bank where everyo®* Athens. audience and to give personally to twelfth century, was almost entirely at home. ea'ch pilgrim a commemorative medal rebuilt in 1370. It is at Dismore, MePhee & McGinnity Co, of the Jubilee. His Holiness has also Herefordshire. Building MaterisJ Hendquarterii ^ ' Our newly enlarged and spacious quarters bring us new DR J J. MEEHAN established the custom o f speaking opportunities and new responsibilitiet for more service. Wo DENTIST a few words to each pilgrimage in A. SFETNAGEL 23rd and Blake Main 318 feel deeply grateful for the splendid way in which this com wheih he refers not only to the gen PYORItHEA mmd DENTAL X-EAV eral subject of the jubilee, but also SHEET METAL WORKERS munity has accepted our efforts to serve. He«n. t-ll s. 1-i ». ■ to subjects of especial interest to the OaniM, Oettara, BkrUckt. CSteMr Osp* l tl6S6666666»6666666lt6666M 66M 66666»6 SUITE M l MACK BLOCK Yereeee Em Mbs, Owm*l JeSblar partic^ar group he happens to be ad B«nainas. Ctc. Pboa* Mate itSS. l^tk A CalUarote dressing. The ISM Welto* StTMt (R m t ) Phone Champa 140SW MIIIMI66IIH Iim »***» VESTMEJ4TS FROM QUEEN’S DRESS THE MURPHY-MAHONET American National Bank VESTMENTS FROM DRESS Stop at THE JOYCE HOTEL . PUREST FOODS FROM OUR 11 Serenteenth at Lawrence MOTOR CO London.— Two complete vestment sets have been made from a red bro • OWN Fa r m , f r e s h e v e r t DAT • Member of Federal Retenre System and SALES SEKVICE < cade dress worn by Queen Victoria.. Denwer Clearing House Association The dress was presented to the Cath-1 ] | HOFF«SCHROEDER’S WHEN tN COLORADO SPRINGS olic Women's Missionary league,! < • CraatiMt CatMwtB” Resources Over $11,000,000,00 which converted it into the vest- 1646-47 WELTOM IT. 6IIIIIIM »«**M ***M M »» ments. 6 6 6 » » 6 6 6 » » » 6 6 6 6 6 6 » 6 » 6 » » 4 4
ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION PAGE FOUR, THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER Thureday, Febrnary 26, 1925. Robert E Kane, Attorney, Replies Animated Discussion on Ckurch LOCAL C O B T Ash Wednesday Crowds Large;
(Continued from Page 1) early bistory,‘eue thiug we could not to Craig Editors Attack oikDs and State Marks Open Forum say about it is that it was Protes Noon Lent Talhs for K. of C. tant. The follow!^, written by Robert face is turned from yon. Lent will be well observed with re their purpose to attend. Father W. Bat if the good editor of that H. Kane, prominent Denver attorney, Referring to your item on the defy (Continsed from Pag* 1) then a Catholic can have no other ligious services in Denver this year. S. Neenan will speak at the first aforesaid paper doe* not want to replies to an attack on the e
-Qjei ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION Thursday^ Febrn^ry 26, 1926. THE DENVER CATHOUC RBGISTEK PAGE FIVE. htercoBegiate Delate to le HeU St. CatkriDes Yom^ bk& to Bishop Speab to mm. Forty Honrs’ to Open Friday Sliow Leoten PktBre March 4 Altar Society H is Sunday in St Francis’ Hall
(St. John’s Parish). Rehearsals for the opera, “The (Sacred Heart and St Ignatius girls will escort the Blessed Sacra (S t Catherine’s Pariah) record of the dramatic talent of the (St. Francis de Sales' Parish) The February meeting of the Altar Mascot” will begin this week. The Loyola Parish) ment through the church, both on the parish, when the minstrel show held There will be an intercollegiate de On Tuesday evening, March 3, and Rosary society was o f unusual same cast which did so remarkably The bazaar held in the basement of opening on Friday morning, and the under the auspices of the Sans Pariel bate in the anditorinm of the Com the Young Ladies’ sodality will hold interest and the attendance proved well in the splendid production of the St Ignatius Loyola church on Thurs- closing on Sunday night. There will club played to crowded houses. The munity center, 235 South Sherman, the ladies were most delighted to “ Chimes or Normandy” will be used. ^day, Friday and Saturday of last be exposition all day on Friday, Sat its first entertainment of the year, entire performance was the result of this Sunday evening, Blarch 1. The hear that the Rt. Rev. Bishop Tihen The directors and members of the week exceeded all expectations both urday and Sunday, as well as devo when a moving picture show will be the incomparable direction of Billy would be the speaker of the after subject of the debate will be “Re choir are anxious to satisfy the nu in financial results and as a means tions at 7 ;30 each evennig. held in the Community hall The Connelly, for many years on the noon. The privilege to be a mem solved: That congress by a two-thirds merous requests for another opera. of bringing the parishioners togettier. Lenten devotions will be held on play, entitled, “The Path of Love,” Orpheum circuit, and he himself en ber of an Altar society and the duties vote should have the power to re Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schreiner of The affair was a success in every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday eve is a very beautiful picture of the life tertained with several inimitable o f its members were dwelt upon. enact measures declared unconstitu 390 S. Corona left Denver two weeks sense of the word. Prom the opening nings in both churches. The serv of St. Francis, and is an excellent sketches. The stars of the perform Miss Thelma Everett, a ^ d u a t e of tional by the supreme court.” Colo ago on an extended trip East At supper on Thursday to the closing on ices at Sacred Heart church will open Lenten entertainment. Tickets for ance were far too numerous to men the Conservatory of Cincinnati, gave rado college and Denver university present they are enjoying a delight Saturday night, the interM did not at 7 :80, and those at the St. Ignatius this event can be obtained from any tion and it would be impossible to a piano solo, and Mrs. Jas. A. Don- will debate the question and the split ful visit in their old home town, lag. The supper was so well patron church at 7 :45. member of the sodality, and it is pick out any one as Ihe best. Suffice ery sang two numbers. Both artists team system will be used. There will Rpchester, N. Y., visiting relatives iz e that after serving seven hundred The pe'ople o f the parish were hoped that the entire paririi will it to say that this was by far the added to an afternoon of pleasing en be no charge for admission and all and friends whom they had not seen people, more than two hundred had to urged last Sunday to sanctify the respond to the invitation extended to best minstrel ever presented and the tertainment are invited to attend. for several years. Mr. Schreiner at be turned away. This supper was Lenten season by prayer, self-denial them to be present. memory of it will linger long. Mrs., Hinkleman of California, a Those who saw the play, “Enter tended the brickmakera’ convention really a delightful parish social. En and attendance at devotions. The Seminary drive in St Cather Father Mannix returned Tuesday sister of Mrs. S. W. Poole, 636 Og Madame,” conld easily imagine they held at Chicago last week. tire families took their evening meal There will be a meeting of the ine’s parish was an unprecedented from Oklahoma, after having con den street, was buried from this were attending a receilt Broadway The marriage of Laughlin B. Mul at the bazaar that night, and a beau Holy Name society in Adelphian hall success, over 216,000 being pledged. ducted several very successful mis church on Monday morning. Pray production. It would be a difficult ligan and Claire Gerhurst was sol tiful spirit of goodfellowship pervad on Monday evening, March 2, at 8 The workers, fifty in number, are de sions in that state. ers were recited by the ladies of the matter to give credit to the different emnized last Saturday morning. The ed throughout. During the supper o’clock. The society is planning some serving of the highest praise for their Sunday is Commnnion day for the Altar society at the home on Sunday. players, as each one portrayed in a Rev. J, J. Donnelly p ^ o rm e d the Father Harvey read a telegram which important events for the future, and untiring efforts, which put St Cath married ladies of the parish, who will A dinner and social evening on very capable manner his individual ceremony. IVo beantifnl soprano conveyed the congratulations and asks that all members be present to erine’s “over the top.” receive at the eight o’clock Mass, the evening of St Patrick’s day are character. Great credit is due to solos, Gounod’s “ Ave Maria,” and “ 0 w'Bll wishes of the pastor. Father Mc help with the arrangements. Last Monday and Tuesday evenings under the auspices of the Altar and being planned by the ladies , of the Marie "Victor Gazzolo, who delighted Promise Me,” were jriven by Mrs. Donnell, as well as sincere regrets Rehearsals are now being held for another success was addec^ to the Rosary society. parish. Everyone is asked to help all as the Madame. She was ably Frank Kenny, accompanied by Mrs. because he was unable to be present. the annual St Patrick’s play, which make this a financial and social suc assisted by Gus Smith, who played Halter. The parishioners showed their respect will take place on March 22, in Adel cess. the corresponding lead. The cast The members of the Young Ladies’ and deep appreciation of their pastor phian hall. The attraction chosen for Many workers responded for the which so cleverly supported them and his thoughtfulness by hearty ap this year is the well-known comedy, Seminary Crusade and the meeting was composed of Elizabeth Egan, sodality will receive Communion in a body this Sunday at the 8 o’clock plause. The various booths did a “It Pays to Advertise,’’ and the cast WomeD’s Mission to Catliedral Lenten on Friday showed that every one had Margaret Oyler, Mary Burke, Kath Mass. It is expected that the new rushing business on all three nights, has been picked, as usual, from the gone light to work and amost com- ryn McLaughlin, Walter Cooney, Da members will help swell the ranks jis results show. The bazaar will long alumni talent ^eW returns were turned in. vid Oyler, l^omas Fowler and James be remembered; not only on account Sunday will be Communion day for Hartford. The theater was crowded and make a good showing at the Com of the amount deared, but especially the smaller children. each night. The play will be pre munion railing. Open Sunday at St. The funeral services for John B. Tails by Bishi;, sented next Tuesday evening at Fitz- because o f the enthusiasm and united Father McDonnell was at home last work of the people. The priests take Monday and Tuesday, but after trans simons hospital. Vellar of 4698 S. Grant street were this opportunity to thank the bazaar acting some important business, re Anniversary of The Young Ladies’ sodality held its held from the church last Sunday af committee, the various societies of turn d to the hospital for continu first annual banquet last Saturday ternoon. Rev. J. J. Donnelly offi the parish, the Sacred Heart school ation of treatment and complete rest Joseph’s Church Father Halsh evening. The dining hall was very ciated. Interment was at Mt. Olivet. pupils, the alumni association, the A Solemn Requiem Mass for the prettily decorated for the occasion Office Service &* Supply Co. Knights of Columbus, the various late Father Lohergan took place at (St Joseph’s Parish). The Lenten speakers at the Den Murdered Priest by the sisters. Over one hundred merchants who made donations, and the Sacred Heart church on Monday The women’s mission will open ver Cathedral include the Rt. Rev. members attended. Following the all those who in any manner contrib in the presence o f the school pupils, this Sunday morning with a Solemn dinner, short addresses were given by MULTIGRAPHING Bishop J. Henry Tihen, the Rev.Fian- (St Elizabeth’s Parish). uted to the success of the bazaar. the sisters and a number of the par High Mass at 10:30. Evening ser the pastor. Father Donnelly: Father W c also m U roUa to fit all dupUcatiag cis W. Walsh, the Rev. Leo M. Flynn Last Monday, a Solemn Requiem The Forty Honrs’ devotion will ishioners. The funeral took place at vices will be held on Sunday at 7:30 Vidal, C.M., of St. Thomas’ semin machinal. and the Rev. John Mnmane. The Mass was sung for the repose of the open at Sacred Heart church on Fri Santa ^rbara, Calif., where he died and during the week at 7:46. Mis ary, and Father O’Heron,^ the spifi- Main 3361. 535 U.S. Nat’l Bank Bldg. Bishop will give the following series soul of Father Leo, it having been day momiiig, an<^close with the serv February 18. sion Masses with instructions will be tual director. There was an enter at the 11 o’clock Masses on Sunday the anniversary of his mnrder. Service Dept., 624 Charles Bldg. ices on Sunday gening. A beautiful held in the morning at 6 and 9 mornings: tainment afterwards in the auditor The sodality meeting, which was and solemn procession composed of MARQUETTE FAR MORE o’clock. The children’s missidn will March 1, "Thou Shalt Not Have ium, consisting of the following num priests, sanctuary boys and flower open on Sunday afternoon at 3 held February 18, was very well at bers: Two short sketches by Walter HEMStlTCHING^nd LIBERAL THAN HARVARD Strange Gods.” March 8, “Keep Holy tended and enjoyed by all. In the o’clock and will close on Wednesday the Sabbath Day.” March 16, “ Thou Jancke, Malcolm Pitts, Ducey Sabine, absence of Father Severin, Father Louise Hamby, Edward Cnmeen, PEACOTING Milwaukee.’ —“ Non-Catholics com morning with a general Conunnnion. Shalt Not Kill.” March 22, “Thou .08 per yard AUTO PAINTING All Catholic children attending pub Alban spoke to the girls, nrsdng them Marie Gazzolo, Marjorie Riefsnyder; pose about forty-nine per cent of the Shalt Not Steal.” March 29, "He to make good use of Lent The old Exclntive Aatomobila Painting student body at Marquette university, lic school should make this mission. That Hateth Covetousness Shall Pro a dancing number by lUtherine MRS. M. DOYLE and new officers acted as the com Clark, Maxine Raedel; minnette, by First-Class Work Only. Union Shop, as well as about fifty-one per cent The mission for the men will open long His Days.” BROADMOOR HEMSTITCH SHOP on Sunday, March 8. mittee. They served a delightful Helen Putska, Charlotte Dnbin, Made Estimates Gladly Furnished of the faculty,’’ states 'The CathoUc The Bishop will give this series at lunch, after which the girls played 9 E. Ellsworth Ph. Sonth 1583 The cast has been picked for the line Wannier, Prances Clark, Marie Citizen, Milwaukee, in a recent is the 7:46 serrices on Wednesday eve the games previously planned by the T. J. GILLIGAN sue. “ Non-Catholics high in Mwon- play, “The Arrival of Kitty,” which nings: Gazzolo, Kathryn Kiaspell, Maxine 640-50 Broadway Phone So. 3819 will be presefited by the Dramatic committee. Raedel, Katherine Clark, pupils of ry occupy high offices in the univer Feb. 25, “Keep the Command This Sunday the Altar and Rosary club, and rehearsals were begun last Miss McLaughlin; vocal sel6btion by BERG’S sity. The business manager and sev ments.” March 4, “ Bless, Curse Not.” society will receive Holy Communion week. It is a three-act comedy and Miss Daisy Schroeder; a seven-piece eral of the deans'and many heads of Marche 11, “ Honor Thy Father and in a body at the 8 o’clock Mass. The Sonth Denver’s Exclusive departments are not Catholics. No will eclipse all former presentations Thy Mother.” March 18, “If Thou orchestra was d irect^ by Miss Helen of this well known club. Mrs, Geo. regular meeting will be held Tuesday Bates o f the sodality. bigrotry there. Attention, J. J. Chap Wilt Walk Clean and Upright.” afternoon. CANDY STORE man, Tarrytown, N. YI Mr. Chap P. Hacketbal will take the leading March 25, “ Speak Ye the Truth.” part and she will be supported by an Lenten services wil be held Tues 33 Broadway Phone S. 1441 man has protested violentiy against April 1, “ Blessed are the Poor.” day and Friday evening at 7:45. The LARGE CROWD ATTENDS the election of one Catholic as a fel excellent cast. An afternoon per The Rev. Franda W. Walsh wiU formance will be given for the chil services on 'Taesday evenings will FUNERAL OF BART FINN low o f Harvard, the first in the give the following sermons at the consist of Rosary, sermon by Rev. school’s history." dren on March 15 at 4 o’clock and 7:30 devotions on Sunday evenings: the play will also be presented on Fr. Alban, Benediction and St An (St Patrick’s Parish). March 1, “ Christ, Our God.” March thony’s devotion. The Friday eve The funeral of Bartholomew Finn, PATRONIZE OUR ADVER'nSERS Monday and Tuesday evenings, March 8, "Christ, Our Brother.” March 16, 16 and 17, at 8:15. The proceeds ning services will consist of the Way whose body was found hanging in “ Christ, Our Law Giver.” March 22, of the Cross and Benediction. Ves the bam of his North Denver Trans will be used for the enlarging o f the “ Christ, Our Model.” March 29, school library. Songs to St. Patrick per is sung every Sunday evening at fer and Storage Co., last Thursday BLUE FRONT “ghrist. Our Priest” April 6, “ Christ, 7:30. afternoon, was held from St Pat will be sung by St. Joseph’s vocal Our King.” SHOE The funeral of Joseph Osner was rick’s church Sunday afternoon. ists. George P. Hackethal is the di Fathers Flynn and Mnmane will held from the church last Thursday Father Q’Dwyer. conducted the cere- REPAIR CO. rector of the play. speak at the 9:30 Low Biasses on morning. Rt. Rev. Bishop Tihen said nmnies and he was assisted by Father 0>T «Mmr tt SkM This Sunday will be the Commun Sunday mornings. 'There will be the Mass; Father Godfrey acted as Fitzgerald, SJ., Father Sommamga l iseW— Sm Um ion day for the Young Ladies’ sodal Stations and Solemn Benediction each tk» Ufa af a salr a t deacon. Father Alban as subdeacon. and William Powers. There was such ity at the 7 o’clock Mass. Friday at 3 p. m. and 7 :46 p. m. and Father Severin as assistant priest a large crowd that all the people coiild Father Krieger will leave next week day Blasses at 6, 7 and 8. Par Father Nemetz, of St Clara’s or not be accommodated, even in stand week to conduct a retreat at St ishioners have beeik asked to make Prices phanage, and Father Benedict of Ar ing room within the chnrch. Mnsic Catherine’s college, St. Paul, Minn. their Lenten ywogram include daily reasonable vada acted as deacons of honor. was rendered by the choir under the Later be will give a retreat to the M i ^ daily or weekly Communion, Whan roar homa eats lookinc lika it Father Happe of the Mullen home. direction of Mrs. Osborne, and a solo ■hoaldn’t and the tbonabt of bis immadlato professed students at the Redemptor- daily recital of the beads, weekly 1629 Curtis Father O’Dwyer o f St. Patricks’ and was sung by John Drammey. A High expanse loomi ap within your mind. Jnat B-r-r-r ist seminary in Wisconsin. Stations of the Cross and presence at Call C. M. McCaddae. Phone Champa 8244 Father McDonough of the Bli»sed Mass of Requiem was sung on Mon Ch. 8601 Father Schneider left Sunday for Wednesday, Frdiay and Sunday spec and aak him to thaw yon tho McCoddon Sacrament were in the sanctuary. day Morning with Father O’Dwyer Bndsat Oatline. Let him td l yon how NAPPY Overcoats Wisconsin to conduct a two weeks’ ial Lenten services. The senior choir sang. The chnr^ as celebrant Father Fitzgerald dea yon can MACALUSO BROTHERS mission with Father Byrne, also of Sfor snappy days, this parish. Father Schneider will was well filled and many members of con, Father Soramaraga snbdeacon, PAINT AND PAY frig of line. Clean of go to St Louis, where he will as the K. o f C.. and B. P. 0 . E. were and William Powers master of cere THE McCADDON WAY sist in the Lenten services at the Re- present. Mr. Osner was one of the monies. It is not known whether Mr. cut. Fabrics as popular old members o f the parish. The Finn was the victim of mnrder, or Inaportad and DoasetUc Wall Papers demptorist church. Lenten Services, Finaat Enamel a, Vamishaa u d Paints Shop Telephone"! Yprlf 6145 ' asthe latest song. Away 'The second issue of the school Bishop spoke very high regarding his whether, in a fit o f dementia, he Res. Telephone York 3294 I up in value but a let paper, Santa Fe, was published last generosity and requested that he be took his own life. No motive for week. In many ways it excelled the remembered in the prayers of the suicide is known. He lived with his down in price. first issue on the many good arti parishioners. family at 2426 W. 35th avenue, and E S. T O Y SL Leo’s Cbnrcli The boys beat the Jailbirds at cles, patriotic and otherwise. An ar is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mai^ ticle on the Catholic press by the basketball Friday evening, 18 to 16, Finn; a daughter, Helen; a son, STEAM AND HOT editor-in-chief is deserving o£ spe (St Leo’s Parish) and the girls defeated the Cathedral James; a sister, Mrs. Jos. Hennessy; team with a score of 11 to 6. During WATER HEATING cial mention and all of the articles The Lenten services in St Leo’s two brothers, Martin and Thos., and are of educational benefit The staff will be held on the Wednesday, Fri Lent the games will be played Wed a nephew, Bart P. Finn. Hot Water Work a Specialty < has won the commendation of the day and Sunday evenings at 7:30. nesday evenings instead of Friday. The drive for St Thomas’ semin ( I I ary was very successful. Father All Jobbing Promptly Attended 11 entire parish. Sermon subjects will be as fol CONCERT TO BE GIVEN O’Dwyer took occasion at the Masses to. Estimates Furnished. St. Joseph’s parish pledged over lows: Friday evenings, “The Import 16th Street $10,000 in the ^m inary Crusade, of ance of Salvation,” “'ITie Ruin of a AT CATHEDRAL HALL on Sunday to thank those who so 1715 EAST 31ST AVENUE which Father Darley is justly proud. Soul,” “The Great Reward,” “The A concert of onnsoal merit will generously gave of their time to so at Glenarm One-fourth of the men of the parish Gift of Faith,” “The Sacramental be given in Cathedral hall on the licit for it He also thanked the are unemployed at the present time. "Values,” “The Eve of the Passion;” evening of March 17 under the aus donors. The juniors entertained the senior Wednesday evenings, “ The Character pices of the Parent-Teacher associa The Altar and Rosary society will class last Friday evening, in the of Jesus,” “The Character of St tion of the Cathedral school. The receive Holy Communion on Sunday. church auditorium. The freshmen Peter,” “ The Character of St Paul," funds netted on the occasion are to Mr. and Mrs. David Nevans are Our Prices are Reasonable ! and sophomores were also present, as “The Character of St Augustine,” be used for the purchase of a piano the proud and happy parents of a baby girl, bom on Monday at St and Our Worknuuuhip were Fathers Darley, Schneider, “The Character of St Benedict” for the school anditorinm. The Rev. the Best Guenther and Krieger. Refreshments “The Character of St Francis of Leo Flynn is directing the arrange Joseph’s hospital. were served. Assisi.” On Friday evenings a brief ments. Mrs. Alexius A. Gargan will Set of Teeth...... $10 end Up Unlike Most Men The high school basketball team meditation on some phase of the present a program featuring Den OMAHA GIRL WINS PRIZE IN Best Gold Crowns....$6 snd $6 A woman is never satisfied easily defeated the Independents last Passion precedes the devotion o f the ver’s leading artists in Irish songs ESSAY CONTEST Bridgework ______$5 and $6 week. 34 to 4, in the Fairmount gym. Stations of the Cross. On Sunday Omaha.— Miss Nona McMahon, 16, until every little detail “ looks and stories, also interpretive dance Painless Extraction just right.” Her keen observa mornings the sermon subjects will be numbers. The price of admission is a popular senior of Sacred Heart chosen from the proper epistles and fifty cents for adults and twenty-five high school, this city, received offi Examination Free tion and painstaking nicety in ALTAR SOCIETY TO MEET Gospels. cents for children. cial notification last week that she achieving a desired result are ON MONDAY AFTERNOON The following ladies are acting on had won second prize in the nation : Denver Dentists j; invaluable assets to the funeral BOULDER GIRL GETS the committee of arrangements: Mrs. wide contest of essays on. “ Modem director. _ (St. Philomena’s Parish). ESSAY CONTEST PRIZE Gargan, chairman; Mesdames Herberi Inventions,” conducted by The Pop 211 Charles Bldg The Altar and Rosary society will Pairall, Thomas Connolly, Walter ular Science Monthly. The services of our lady at *\* IS th and Curtis receive Commnnion this Sunday at Miss Hortense Brant, winner of the Hyland, Eugene Duddy, J. L. Bru PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS tendant, are devoted pa:fecu- / the 7:30 Mass. Mrs. Dan McQuaid first prize for the girls in the high baker, G. T. Haubrick, H. J. Early, larly to caring for women and will be hostess at the March meeting 'School division o f the Seminary Cru Louise Geiger, Joseph Hagus, A. W. of the society at her home, 1566 Mil Famular, James McSwigan, E. Don 111 H 988II H 98»H M I»( sade contest formally presented a waukee, on Monday afternoon. with her prize watch Monday by the nelly, H. Howard, G. H. Smith, E It is evident in the extraorffinary Rev. Matthew Smith, with Father P. Klein, C. Wells, Jas. W. Knight fervor how the people are beginning Paul Fife, O.S.B., presiding. Gigantic Frank Gargan, Ralph W. Kelly, P. THE “GIFT Lent The church was crowded at H. Judge, Richard Kelly, J. J. Mee applause came from the pupils of M t LITTLE OF the first services. St. Gertrude’s academy, which she han, Fred Doyle, Mrs. J. C. Hancock High Masses of Requiem were sung attends. A group of girls presented and John Schilling. FLOWER HEAVEN” on Monday for Mr. P. J. McGill, re a Washington’s Birthday playlet after quested by his daughter, and on Tues the speeches. COUNTRY CATHOLIC day for Jos. A. Osner, requested by MANY TEMPORAL AND SPIRITUAL GIFTS FOR HER SCHOOLS HELPED BY CLIENTS. AS CAN BE SEEN FROM THE FOLLOWING LETTERS Mrs. T. P. McAndries. RARE VESTMENT LITTLE FLOWER LEAGUE « . „ 2'^ thanksgiving f o r f a v o r s RECEIVED: Holy Hour will be observed each Paris.— A very beautiful embroi Clarksville, Md.— The League of J Shenandoah, Pa.: “ Friari of the Atonement: Pleaie find en- Wednesday evening at 7:45, with dered vestment, which was greatly closed check for 18.00 in retnm for a favor received from tho Little Flower. I the Little Flower of Our Country *^^'Y'^*** The Sunday Visitor (Deo.). My prayer was to get work, Stations of the Cross on Friday af admired at a recent exposition of Schools, an organization unique in its which I did on the last day of the Novena, and better wages than I expected.” ternoon at 8:45 and in the evening religions art here, is on its way to aims and methods so far as is known, u ” ■ Wztertown. Mass.; "Rev. dear Fatbere: Enclosed please find the United States, where it will be thank offering In honor of the U ttle Flower. I asked you in January to pray at 7:45. Sunday evening services at has just rounded out its first year for my intention to rent an apartment I bad vacant for three months. I prom 7:45 will consist of Rosary, sermon come the property of Father Du with such success that it may become ised the Little Flower an offering if my petition was granted. I have H rented and Benediction. charme of Southbridge, Mass. a national model. Operating as an t also, dear Fathers, for your kind prayers during the Novena." M. 0 . W., Quincy. Mass.: "Rev. dear Father: 1 was taken very ill wiht a Father Fanagan spent several days archdiocesan organization, in its one neno^t spdl the other night. It was the worst I have ever experienced and in Idaho Springs this week in the in year of life it has raised $9,000 in I have suffered with nerves for about five years. I plesuied with the Little terest of the Seminary Crusade. EsUblUbed 1894 memberships for the construction Flower to help me, promising publication. In a very little while 1 was com and maintenance of country parish pletely over It." The parish was very happy to have Mrs. C. it. M., Denver, Colo.: "Dear Father: I promised the Little Flower of Father Higgins in his own pulpit on schools where the Catholic commani- Jesus I would send one dollar if peace once again reign in our home, and tha Sunday. He will leave the end of ties could support them only in part, next morning things came out fine. I know there are lots and lots of eases James M. Kelley:: or not at all. In addition, it has put which see malmost miraculous which come through prayer to the Little Flower the week for Walsenburg, where he yet we hear so little about it.” ’ will preach on March 1. SHEET METAL WORK special plans of rural religious edu cation into effect with gratifying re Address your petifions to Tho Little Flower Shrine, a AND JOBBING sults. FRIARS OF THE ATONEMENT. BOX 316 (B), PEEKSKIU, N Y Religious Goods for Lent ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦IIIIf WARM AIR FURNACES INSPECTION BILL We have on hand a large stock of Rosaries, Oucifixes, INSIST UPON HEATING A “convent inspection” bill has BEST IN THE WEST Prayer Books, Statuary, etc. Prices most reasonable. VENTILATING been introduced in the Oklahoma house. Buy your goods from Home Concerns and help build up Repair Sappliee for All Fnrascos MARCELLING AND the West. Let your slogan be, “ Patronize the stores that Office Phone Main 5658 6,200 of our furnaces in use in Residence Phone Franklin 1408-W spend their money here.” Denver SHINGUNG Ont-of-towB work solidted ALL WORK GUARANTEED W. C. RYAN Messinger Beauty Shop Jas. Clarke Church Goods House PboBo Rtain 8167 Denver COLOR EXPERT ; at Your Grocers :: For AppointmonU Call ^ a a p a 808 1638-40 Tremont St., Denver. Phone Champ* 2199 1929 CHAMPA ST. Painting and Decorating Fontius Building 16th and Welton M U »#♦ w ************** I 2208 CHAMPA STREET WSBttflHHlMMtilHfiJiSIHni •**r
ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION PAGE SIX. THE DENVER CATSPLIG REGISTER Thursday, February 26, 1925. Jystery of Vhy God Allows Good to DENVER BUSINESS DIRECTORY A QUICK GUIDE TO RELIABLE FIRMS—PATR6 n IZE YOUR FRIENDS By R4Y. M. V. K9ll9y, C.S.B. Pub- Suffer, Topic of F a b r Ve O’Ryan ARCHITECTS COAL GARAGES tishsd by W. H. Sadlitr, 87 BareUy St., Now York. Copyrightsd. THE CAMPBELL BROS. COAL CO. THE METROPOLITAN GARAGE DES JARDINS COMPANY Office. 1401 West 3Sth Ave. Ph. GaL 473 Storpe, Repnirins, Aeeeieoriss. Can walked CHAPTER XXX—-MATRIMONY The mystery of why God permits and sometimes obscene love stories An editorial in a recent issue YarA 1400AVest 32ad Avenua Dnr or Nipht. Phone York 1114. so much suifering on the part of the of today. Human love, said the of The Protestant Herald, K. K. K. HOMEOMETHE OF HOMESTEAD LUMP COAL ______1020 E. Calfan Are., Denyer______There is a marrinfe of two Jow* ARCHITECTS by the rabbi or miitiater: are they good was discussed January 28, at a priest, can be made a beautiful thing organ, headed “ Sacrificial Wine,” be STORTZ FUEL AND FEED CO. THE COLFAX GARAGE brilliant evening lecture in the draw and marriage is blessed of God. gan by telling what a fearful and Sixth rktoT, ArspahM Bids- CoaL Wood. Hey and Qraia Storate, Acetrlene Weldins, Tires, Aoeossor- really married? Yes. ing room of the Brown Palace hotel, DENVER, COLORADO W fic * Phma, York SH iei, OUa, GnioUnt. All woiie rnarantoad. For haw long are they married? Father O’Ryan next took up the wonderful thing the Catholic mind is, Qaallty aad Serrka 4238 Yaek Et. 2227 E. CoHax H. J. Dtiffy York 414S by the Rev. William O’Ryan^ under Book of Job. He quoted Carlyle, and by quoting a “ certain Protestant Until one dies. the auspices of tJie Mesdames of the who held that it is withdiit an equal man” who cannot understand how a WILLIAM N. BOWMAN COMPANY i m ANDERSON.HARRINGTON COAL CO. THE CLEVELAND PLACE GARAGE What do they promise? To do ev ArefaitaeU sod RnslDMn Coal, Wood. Hoy ond Grain Jnllen Whito, Prop. OU, Gas, AaceesorUa erything a good husband and wife Sacred Heart alumnae. He discussed as'to literature, either in the Bible lawyer, doctor or business man-— SS(h and Walnut Sta. Phonea Main 343,366 Expert Car Waehtnc, Poliehtns, Qrsaelns, the dramas of the Bible, dealing or out of it, among all that men have educated and intelligent—can ^11 S3 S. Braedway. Phone Sooth 311S Motor Cleanins, Vacoom Cleaains. Bapain should do. chiefly with the book of Job. The ever written. Hardly a literary man swallow Catholicism. If the writer Phone Champa 4116-J IB47 Cleweland PL Can these promises be kept with CITY bOAL CO.. 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We must also remember us that “ Christ, as a Child, made Colloloid Window!, Bampere, Atlna Ttree, Colorado Coal not baptized. ' let Nad. Bk. Bids., Denver Phone Main 403 the Song of Songs or Canticle of Can that the more ancient Jews did not birds out of clay, clapp^ His hands tube! and L004 other article*. Ail t o at a BOH MERCANTILE COMPANY Doe* a Catholic couple receive the low eoet. It pnyi to trade ot 1000 Wntnr SL ticles and the Book of Job. have faith in iramorCality such as and they flew— why Christ must have RAY COAL CO. BEST UGNITE COAL Wholesale and Ratnil Groecrias and Meats (acrament of Matrimony? Yes. 1038-1042 Larimer Street What does it do for them? Gives The Canticles are attributed to ours, but rather a hope in it, rather done that very thing.” If he looks AUTO BODIES Alware (Oe lower on the ton. Ddiecred nnr- ______Phone Champa H 44-W Solomon. This does not mekn neces wbere ia Denser. No OTer-charse. them grace to live happy together faint at times. This belief alsa up the story of the marriage feast Dnr Phone 8. 4488: Nisbt Phone S. (Ill sarily that Solomon wrote them, but BLANCHARD GROCERY CO. and bring up their children,, in the grew, but they worked for/worldly of Cana—by the way, Christ would Manufactnrera of Track Bodice of All 1100 SOUTH LOGAN Operntinp the Lihcrty Stores likely that they were vmtten after rather than eternal rewards. As time be a felon if He worked that miracle ■ Deecriptione fear and love of God. Genera] Repairs end Fender Work. « DENVER FUEL CO. 2959 Franklin Stroet If a person were marrietT in the his style. They were composed after went on, they grew more and more in Governor Morley’s prcsence— he IZETTS ^ MAIN 11(1 the Babylonian Exile, and hence towards our ibith that we will be will find it distinctly said in the Bible 144S Speer Bird, at Colfan. M. Z3ea-tST0 Call for Onr Prices state of mortal sin, would he receive J, Frank. Res. -Pbons Gallop 4K4-J SIXTH AVENUE GROCERY could not have been Solomon’s. The divinized and see God face to face, that “ this befinning of miracles did W. F. Hanneir, Prop. these graces? No; he would commit book is puzzling, as it has nothing AUTO DEALERS Phone Sooth 5(90 a great sacrilege and draw down upon but even the Sadducees at the time Jesus.” Therefore, our Church ad DAIRIES o ^ n s ib ly sacred in it. How, then, of Christ thought that when a man mits no boyhood miracles by Christ NATHENSON MOTOR CO. 632 EAST SIXTH AVENUE himself the curse of God. didl it get into the Bible? It is an died that was the end of him. The The story of the birds made out of Star and Durant Doal m Serriee with Smiles P. J. Jonke, Prop. What should persons do who are allegory and has a meaning under-' SI3-SZI East 24th Avonue WEST SIDE JERSEY DAOtY HOSPITALS thinking of getting married? Pray saints of the old law looked forward clay is from an apocryphal work which Phono Hnin 81(1 Denver ne^th the story it' tells. The old the Catholic Church threw on! be Phone Champa BKS-W fervently and go to Confession and to a scheol, where there would be MUk Pep9 t» 1322 W . Calfan ST. ANTHONY’S HOSPITAL E^brew notion of it was that it stood no passions, no suffering, no happi cause it was not inspired. Yon know, WALSH MOTOR COMPANY Condaeted by Communion frequently. Aothorlaed Ford Denlere PRINCETON DAIRY — TOM McCOVERN Slaters of SL f^ n e ls What should they-nsk God for espe for God’s union with Israel; and ness. brother, that we gave you your Bi 3537-39 South Bkoodwsy. SIXTEENTH AND QUITMAN Christians regard it as the marriage Clean Raw MUk from Healthr Cows cially at this time? To direct them Father O’ Ryan held that, in the ble. It was we who, with God’s Se<»th 4944______Entleweed 14S Oor milk delivered before it la six honn old of Christ with His Church. With guidance, decided what \vas not^and ST. JOSEPH’S HOSPITAL in the choice they are to make and Book of Job, we must recognize two Better Milk and Better Service Condaeted by both, it stands for the-marriage of distinct Jobs. An eaiiief work, tell what was the Bible, and final decision AUTO PAINTING the Sisters of Charity help them to do His will. God with the human soul. ing o f a just Job who was afflictec was not made until several hundred AUTO PAINTING AND TRIMMING DENTISTS EIGHTEENTH AND HUMBOLDT Of whom should they auk advice? Some of the rabbis wanted to keep and suffered in patience and then years after Christ, which also knocks AL 0. Wcric MERCY HOSPITAL Their parents, confessor and pastor. it out of the canon of the Scriptures. Work Guaranteed DR. DANIEL BATE was given greater earthly happiness out your atheistic diatribe quoted 170 S. CUrkeen Pheoe Seuth 3499-J DentJet 1119 MILWAUKEE ST. Why should they ask advice? To Theodore of Mopsuestia, a great from The New Age, saying ^ t we 417-418 Empire Baitdins Conducted by the Sisters of Msrey be sure they are acting wisely and than he had experienced before, was Phone York 1900 Take Colfax Car Christian scholar, also would have interpolated by an inspired writer, prove the Church from the Bible and AUTO PARTS Phone Main T«B4; T. 8 U I-J doing what is for the good of their eliminated it. But St. Jerome and and presented a Job who could not claim that the Church gave us the DR. R. R. 5TEINHART INSURANCE souls. others defended it and Jerome de Bible. The Church was strong THE DENVER AUTO PARTS CO. Dantiat When should they ask advice? Be understand why he, a man who had We huy ouTi and trucks to wreck for parte. clared it one of the loveliest of all enough to be a gigantic working or 418 Metropolitan Bids., Deavar EDW. G. UDRY fore it is too late to change their aot sinned, should be punished. The We pay cash for Fordt. Wa boy and soil OHiae Ph. Main 7409. RcaTPh. South 748S-J Fire— ^Lifa— Automobile— Accident— ^Health the books o f the Bible. prologue and epilogue ol the book ganization for three centuries before leod care. Parte for oU ears. Compensation— LtabiUtx minds. There is nothing in Hebrew and show us the first Job. About thirty the canon o f the Scriptures was defin Phana Yerk 8412 4404 Yaek St. J. StEWART JACKSON DENTISTS S24 Cooper Bids.______M. 6408 Why do many marriages prove un J. STEWART JACKSON, JR. hardly anything in all literature to intervening chapters reveal the sec itely set. And even then it was AUTO REPAIRS Suite 62S Mack BuUdiaf happy? Because they are not blessed compare with it, said Father O’Ryan. ond and show that the Jewish belief not an ecumenical council that did Telephone Main tO (( Ret. 1(2* Sherman LACE CLEANING by God. “Were I a young lover seeking a that a suffering man was necessarily the deciding. That came long after DENVER AUTO AND BUGGY TOP CO. DR HARRY A. MILLER DENTIST THE COLORADO LACE CLEANING CO. Why are these marriages not bride I would go to it for phrases to a sinner was n ot tenable. ward. There is no danger of having Prank X. UorrtMer Office Honrs; 9 -J 0 -it:«0 ; 1 :(0-4 :3I 4100 FEDERAL BOULBYARD blessed by God? Because the parties Rnnafaetnrcre of Aato Tops, Sent Corcr*. say to my beloved.” The argumen'ls of the second Job the Catholic Church teach something 208 Central Savinfs Bank Buildlas A. L. Johnson, Proprietor marry in the state of sin or they are . All Kindi of Anto Trimmlass MAIN 4888 ______Phones: Gallup 1000, 2800______Much has dropped out of the book present a puzzle that appears in all not actually revealed by God. The 1331 BUks St. Phone Main 2444 not willing to keep God’s commands in the course of the ages, and today the great literature of old and which H(^y Ghost looks after that, and does DR. C W. NUTTING - DENTIST MILLINERY to married people. it is difficult to follow, without the is baffling today, except to those udio a pretty good job o f it. AWNINGS Hours: 9-12: U (-( MIXED MARRIAGES aid of a good commentary. The accept the answer o f the Church. It 606 Mack BuUdinc Praacas B. McCarty K J. Edmonds Ail the Jntoet pattsme carried ia stock, Telaphone Main 1IS9 ' Denver. Colorado MeCARTY R EDMONDS How does the~Church look upon a priest told the story that is supposed shows the naturally good man trying Next, we are informed that we phone Mein tS7 for nwnins eetimatee. Exclusive Millinery mixed :marriage? As an abomina to be delineated in the book. Solo to answer the mystery of suffering, are hoping for dire persecution. rHE SCHAEFER TENT * AWNING CO DBS. RAY M. aad ROY A. PHIIXIPS Phone Main 8789. 433 16tt St, Denver tion. mon sought a bride and fell in love 1421 Lartaner Street______DENTISTS without the aid of revelation. And Catholics going to jail, enduring tor Pbofte Champa 8274; Ret. Phona S. 4776-B Is it ever allowed by dispensa with a Sulamite maiden. She was it leaves the question wholly un ture in defense of their sacred Mass. Suita 829 Majaetic Bldg., 18th at Broadway LAUNDRIES tion? Yes; when it cannot be helped, taken to his harem and welcomed BAND AND ORCHESTRA settled. And we are told that we imagine this CASCADE l^UNDRY but the Church never approves of it. there, but longed for her Sulamite DR. ROBERT P. WILDES, Deatlat Father O’Ryan showed that we find because, like the Kaiser and others, THE GUDDEN'MARSH MUSK Ca 1004 So. Gaylord SL, Denvor. Cola. Oenvar’e Most Progressive Lanadry. Did God forbid mixed marriages lover and escaped, wandering through our answer to it in the shadow of we “ rely on war to unite a diaaffected \(«ata for the celabmtad H. N. TTUta Oo. Roars 9 to 12; i to S; and by Appointmoat Branehat: 1124 ’Tremont; 1120 17th. under the Old Law? Yes; it waS *Kint” band and grehsstral InetttunaaU. PhasM Smith 1148 Plant 1(47 MnrkeL Phone 84(2. W e spae- - the streets. Solomon then brought Christ’s Cross. Suffering is still people.” We are told that we ex VWias. Onhnrt. Banjoa, Striace and Aaeee iallae on Family Work. Rongh Dry S(e don. one of the great sins o f the Jews. the maiden back to her shepherd mystery, but we have been shown pected the Klan to indulge in perse- toriM. 1818-1422 CaUfomln StrMl Mention some of the principal evila With tha MeKnnnon Piano Ca. DRUGGISTS 'lover in the hills of Syria and to that, in some way which we cannot cations, burnings, beatings. No-, we MASON’S SUPPLIES that come from mixed marriages. happiness. Others say that Solomon fully fathom, it is good for us, and hardly expected ^ s. The stench of OVERLAND DRUG CO. (1) Catholics marrying a non-Cath- BANKS FRANCIS J. FISHER loved the girl and she loved him, but that there is benefit in having the Oklahoma, Mer Rouge and other B. E. Redd, Prop. olic often grow careless abipt their they had differences and then recon Phone So. 240 SuppUas. Lisna, Cement, Plaster. good suffer. We also have to re places where the Klan indulged in THE BROADWAY A a TIONAL BANK 1994 So. Broodwey Deover, Colo. and !7arshouac, 24th and BlOffica Blake Ste. religion. (2) Many of them give up ciliation, after which he adopted the member that ^ e human race has un affairs of this sort rose so h i^ that Capital and Surplna, South Denver Yard, 193 So. Santa Fe Drive. their religion entirely. (3) In most t2SS.S««A( SE CHEVERELL-MOORE, DruggUU Phones. Maim (818; South 79*4 simple life of the shepherd for dergone a cataclysm. Only the Cath at least a temporary truce iS neces ;M Broadway______South H -19 cases the children are neither taught while to be with her. Four Storeo— Navajo St, Cor. W. 27th Ave.; olic Church now holds to original sin, sary if the ni^t shirt business is to Tsooyieo St, Cor. W. 38th Ave.) Tejoo St.^ MORTUARY their religion nor made to practice it. St. l^mard of Clairvaux, one of which answers why human nature is remain profitable. If the wine clause THE GUARDIAN TRUST CO Cor. W. 41eti Lowoll BWd, Cor. wT32nd. infa Depoait Boxae | 2 .l( a jtmx and np. Can a person be confirmed by a the most ascetic o f the saints, wrote so foul. The lesson of the. Cross, to becomes a “law," we stand ready to BOULEVARD MORTUARY ASSOCUTION (%U bank iavitaa aecoanU u t earparatiaae EARNEST DRUG CO. magistrate or government officer? forty sermons on the first part o f the overcome sin, gives the only answer undergo any kind of suffering rather sad iadlTidnait. Poor per cent paid an J. P. MeOanaty, Mgr. B. J. Mulligan, Asae. invinse Deposits. 1834 Wei tea Straat Broadway at 17th S t , Flat Iron BuUdiag Martuary, 3020 Federal Boulevanl No. Canticle o f Canticles. 'This shows that has ever been given i s to why than submit, hot even the Klan will Phone Gallup 4(8 Denver, Colo. Telephene Main 2722.______Denver Can a person receive Extreme how. it differs from the crude, foolish men must suffer. probably not be unwise enough to THE DENVER NATIONAL BANK, MOTOR SERVICE Unction from a Protestant minister? try tills sort of thing in Colorado, 17th an ‘ THE ATLAS DRUG CO. No; Christ gave His Church charge and the suspense will not be long, Phone rheatoe 9274 SMITH MOTOR CO. Joe. H. Saith, Prop. o f all the sacraments. becaose, if the unexpected happens 2701 Weltna Street______Deavo^Cota. Acetylene Welding, Repairing. All Work Who then has charge of the Sac and the bill passes, Morley willirill findfi BATTERIES Guaranteed. Gne, OUt, Storage, Car WnaUag VALVEROE DRUG CO. Agency “Good Maxwell” rament of Matrimony? The Church, U Erectiii; la q est CoD($e that be has no anthority over the BATTERY SERVICE CO. (EXIDES) 1379 w . Alaaseda Phaae South B902 Phone Champs 1868 1440 Waltau St. not the government U. S. Constitution and his power is datterlae Rachartad; Repaired; Rehailt hat- Suppose a Catholic has his mar distinctly limited by Americanism. eries tor sale; fras testinc and dallvery. Deaver. Celerede >27 W . Coifaa______• Main 7W8 OSTEOPATHS riage ceremony performed by a mag His “ law” will be no law after all. CAPITOL HILL DRUG STORE istrate or a ProtesUnt minister? He CONNELL BROS. Preosptaese, Parity, Accuracy DR. GARFIELD J. JAMES BdUiig B Amerira at Hanm Kotor Inn Aato and Battary Rapairiai Ste- 1804 East Caifax, Coraor HnaahaUt Osteopathic Physician and Snrgson is not married. The article informs ns that the lon. Batteries Racharsed. Rented aad R ^ Phaaaa, York 284, York 484 Office Ph. Main (474 See. Ph. York 42K -J DIVORCE Mass is merely symbolical. The mired. New and RehnOt Batterlaa. Bxida 428-29 Empire B ldg, 16th aswl Glenann ^ttarlee. Phana Sonth (787. COLORADO BOULEVARD PHARMACY Can the government break a mar Havana, Cpba.— Probably the larg in the old college downtoTrn. The writer really ought to do a little Drugs aad Soda. Froe Dalivary riage? No. reading on Catholicity. He ia pain New Lacatlow—468-47 Sants Fa Drive JOHN L. CRAMB, OeteopathUl est college building in North Amer seismographical work, intermpted in Phooes York 9471 and York 3744 Offiec Hours: 9 to IX A.-M.; 1 to 1 P. M. Can the Church? No. ful in his ignorance. He also sug INTELUGENT BATTERY SERVKE O. C. Bachmann, Ph.O, Mgr. 310 Commonwealth Bldg. the city by the effect of the traffic, Callax and Colerado Baulavard, Deavar Why not? Because God keeps this ica is being constructed in the sub gests that the rabbis might alsa cele Beeharsins— Bapain— Banlnl Heuaa Phana, So. 8136-J. Phone %laH will be taken up anew. Tha Detralt Elactric and Battery Ca. power in His own hands. urbs. of Havana by the Jesuit Fath brate Mass with unfermented-wine I THE CHAMPA PHARMACY The Belen observatory is noted 141 B r o a d ly , Denver Mein 2(11-2(14 Phono Main 1187 Roe. Phone York (21 What did Christ say about this? Protestants, he- says, have gotten ex Jne.' E. TkmU, Prep. Dr. Murray Gravsa Oeteopathk PhyekUa ers. It will cost well over two mil throughout the West Indies. It was “ What God hath joined together let cellent results for some time “vrith- BEAUTY SHOP 309 Barth Bldg, Deavar, Colo. lion dollars at Cuban prices for ma here that Father Vines discovered list aad Chomps. Ph. Chaaipe 9560-9441 Arch Tronblaa Treated Saecaesfully Wlth- no man put asunder.” Matt. xxx:6. terials -and labor and more than two the laws of storms in the Antilles out alcohol in the goblet.” Let them ont Arch Snpporte HANNON DRUG CO. When does marriage come to an do ^ if they wish. We have no .ROSE LEWIS BEAUTY SHOP • years will be spent in constructing through which the Galveston flood, ArtaMaa Water, MariaaUa PraparaUena PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS end? Only when one o f the married it. among other storms in these seas, quarrel with ^em. But we will fol Open Evsuiaxa Inr Appeintnaaut Phone Sonth 4(91 PAINTING-PAPERHANGING persons dies. low Christ. The Klansman thinks m T a h a H W a Hauat Bida. SIXTH AND MARION The new building, now more than was foretold.- These laws are still A marriage not blessed by God that Catholics “ must” have a growing Phaae Chasapa 484. Curtis Street Eat L. A. STEBBINS a ;ear in the process of construc being followed and with the Informa HOFFMAN PHARMACY Palodns ffiAd and His Church is daring to assume tion, stands a few blocks back from tion which is collected throughout tendency to separate the Church from 1417 Glenanh Maks 3100 PrsecripUene Our Specialty Priecffi B«ffitoa«ol»””-8atiiiactioo QaanntMd the greatest responsibilities in life the ocean in the new residential sub the regions of the Gulf of Mexico God. They could not do it if they WEST COURT BEAUTY PARLOR Promptnaae— Pnm y 721 South Grant. Phona, South 7047-J Shinste Bohbinp. Shampooias. Mnaienrins Cor. 3rd Ave. aad Detroit Phooa York 141 without looking for God’s assistance. urbs, to the west of the old city o f and the Caribbean Sea, storms at sea tried. God sees after that. FaeiMe and Scalp Treatmanta. Marccilins 7I« PERFUMERY PRODUCTS Havana. and storms that will affect the sea Expert Opemtnre______Open Kveninse DRY GOODS The observatory in the dome of coast cities and towns ard forecast FOR A GOOD COMPLEXION GENERAL BULLARD JOINS WALSENBURG K. OF C. SPARN DRY GOODS CO. the new Belen will continue the ac and word is sent ont to- ship captains BOOKS Use CALVERT ASSOCIATES SOCIAL WELL ATTENDED 2900 W. 28th Avoaua UREBA LEMON tivities of the present observatory and the cities in the storm areas. Phone Gnilnp ((9 CREAM BOOKS— We carry all kinds of new and DRY GOODS, MEN’S WEAR sad SHOES New York.— Major General Robert Walsenburg.— The family reunion used books. Books boesbt. Bookerit even Lee Bullard, who recently retired and social given by the Knights of nntll 11 p. m., 1(22 Walton. PIANO TUNING AUDITORIUM BOOK STORE 1407 Arapahoe ELECTRIC MOTORS from the U. S. army, w m elected a Columbus on the evening of Febru ALFRED PHILUPS member of the board of directors of ary 17 was well attended and very ELECTRIC MOTORS BOUGHT AND SOLD Tunina, Repalrin« on( ReHnishlac BUILDERS^ IRONS Rowonnd. Let as figure yonr requirements the Calvert Associates, Inc., publish - :'13 successfully conducted. The minstrel Plarsr Pianos a SpaeiaItT THE RELIANCE IRON R WIRE WORKS CO. MIDWEST ELECTRIC. E. B. Eantkla Phona G, 3168 M.______3838 Parry 5t ers of The Commonweal, at a meet first part was a big hit. The work Phone Main 3487______1310 Tremont Stmetnral and Omnmental ing of the board held recently. In ■■ of Meksrs. Dissler, Dick, Barronand Iron and Stoel Work THE CAHN-FORSTER ELECT1UC CO. PLATING electing General Bullard, who is a and Lenzini in black-face was well 1924 to 1934 Speer Boulevard ”Evsrythlng Electrical” Catholic, to the directorate of The put overi their singing being espe Phone Mala 2709 Denver, Colo. Motor Ranting and Rnairing ACME SILVER PLATE WORKS Main 3117— 3113. 1824-24 Glaaarne, Denver GoM, Silver and Nickel PUtinv; Oxidiiing; Commonweal, which is a weekly pub cially good. Charles Krier and Mar CARBURETORS Pollefadng. Ed. Tighe, Prop The Electrical Autoautic Appliance Co. 1110 Larimer Street Phone Main 7991 lication promoted by prominent Cath garet O’Rburke made quite a hit olic laymen, the members of the L. B. COOPER Anything EleetrieaL Diitributori of Wir with their amusing dialogue; Master ing, Fixturas, Hotore, Fire Alarms, Wtro- board announced that they had en Joseph Krier and little Virpnia D i^ Aatomotive - Elsetricians, Cnrbnretor PLUMBING AND HEATING ■I Spseialiste— Zenith leet Goods, Regmira Wiring and Fixtures. listed the services of one of the most Main 377g______17(9 Arapnhoa St, ler were vrey good in their childish t9T8-43 Broadway Phhne Main 1817 THOS. E. HINES prominent exponents of American I I sketch. A good time was had by all Sanitary Plumbing, Steam and Hot Watet FILUNG STATIONS Heating, Sewerage ism in the country. i l who attended. It is the last affair CLEANERS AND DYERS H 24 St., 6envar Ph, Ck, 743 of the Knighta before Lent.' ' NATIONAL OIL CO , 14th and BUm Sts. IH E m o n a r c h c l e a n e r s a n d DYERS SHOE REPAIRING Father Bertram, SJ., of Trinidad * One Dnr Serriee if Desired Doavor's Finest Filling Station REAL ESTATE LOANS spoke at all Masses last Sunday in We CiUl For and Deliver Filtered OotoUne MANFRED’S SHOE SHOP 1734-40 Breedtmy Champa 102 THE DEN-BERRY INVESTMENT CORP High Grade Repairing. We Call and IMlver the interest of the Seminary %Cru- Dennn Allbery, Unnngar Special Attention to Parcel Past at Donvsr sade. All the Masses were well at THE MOUNTAIN CLEANERS FIRE BRICK Rani Estate, Loans, Insurance, CaliacUan* Prkoe tended. Father Higgins of St Phil- Dyers aad Tailors Quality and Service Coring for ProMrty a Specialty 307 East 7th Avo., end 1788 Hu>»»wMt SL Main O lk a, 841 E. 20tk Ava., Choaspa 7280 THE GOLDEN FIRE BRICK COMPANY 3I8_jJaeobsonJBld£j_Denven__5daln_M41 omena’s parish, Denver, will speak Branch Office, 1122 E. 17th Ave., York 8337 Maaufacturare of High Gmda Fire Brick and NINETEENTH AVE. SHOE SHOP at all the Masses here this Sunday. HAND LAUNDRY IN CONNECTION Fire Clay TIRES Quality and Service. We call for and deliver. Father Liciotti spoke at all the Texture aad SUff Mud BuUdlag Brick Hand Work. Machine Work Phene Chaaaaa 3301 Salas Ofika, I93g Flitaaath Street 433 East 19 th Ave. Phone Main 77^0 Masses in Del Norte last Sunday. He Phone Mala 2221 CAPITOL RUBBER * TIRE CO. PANTORIUM CLEANERS— 1048 Broadway U. S. and Piik Tires— VukanUing--Ca^— will speak at Masses Id Trinidad this Ciannlnc Pare and Par Conte, plain and Credit— Z. Ben Sorder, Froprietop— Serriee TENTS AND CAMP EQUIP- Sunday. fnney garments a speeinltp. Cleaning that HEATING EXPERTS Phone CUmpn 4042 832-40 14th Street J J PEARL CHOKERS jgleneee^be^ioiit^artlenlnr enstomer. MENT ■f Father McCarthy of this parish is E. S. TOY still at Florence and Canon City^ so ■ CHIROPRACTIC Steam and Hot Water Haat'ng. Hot Water SHEET METAL Take to Colors for Spring liciting funds in the Seminary Cru Work a Specialty. Estimatae famiikad brand of Umbrella Tsato, Water Bogs aad 1718 East 3Ist Avo Phone Sonth 1(27 outdoor ennvas goods e( all khtde sade. MiUlY C.'PAYNE Shop P h , Yerk 814B| Rea. P h , Yatk 3284 SOUTH DENVER SHEET METAL W O R U THE SCHAEFER TENT A AWNING CO. E ^n Pearls follow the vogue for Peter Krier was a guest at the so i04 treasaat.Tre1404 Apt. A Tin, Copper, GnivsnUed Work, putters. Pur 1421 Larimer Suvet Pbons Champa (8 (7 . Draver. Colo. Hours MOUNTAIN DISTRICT SALES SERVICE naees. Skylights, C o m i ^ l - l l , I -l. Other hoars by appointment TRANSFER AND MOVING colors, just how. Exquisite shades cial given by the K. of C. He is one Enginoere for Regis College. SL Philomel 0 . Bader. Prop. I* K S- BROADWAY of the founders of Walsenburg coun- School and other similar inetltutioaa, wfio OR. AL. NEUMAN, ChhrsprMtor NORTH DENVER TRANS. * STOHMM. C a of brown, salmon, pink, gunmetal, cil, and one of the oldest members. praise onr eervlce and sqnipment highly. W. H. DAWSON Raews 201-2 Casnasenwedlth Bldg. Sheet Metal Week. JehWng. HoneAold Goode Movod and Storad blue, green, penny, cream, gold, Main 8092 Box 1188 2016-14 Blake SL Phones Mala 2(87, 4 tl'l The younger members were glad to •fHee, Main 4272) Raa, FrankUa lOlS-J pairing. Cuttm^e. S kyllgh^ K-. mauve and red, to harmonize with have him among them. Kowxa. 9 te 12 a. m.| I to 8 iM p. to. 880 Santa Fe Drive. OHke Ph. South 427 Bart n an . Free. John Tnheny. Sos.-Tt m and by A ppaksfaut FISH AND POULTRY your spring outfit. Father Hennessy of Canon City 20TH AVE. SHEET METAL WORKS W ET W ASH was a Walsenburg- visitor. He said OR. W. P. HART THINE OP PAUL AT THH VentllaUng, Guttering. Smoke Stocks, Steel Three-Yaar Palmer Gradnato Chhrepractor LOOP FISH AND POULTRY MARKET Ceningi,. SkyHght.. All kind. Tin, C w e r WINDSOR WET WASH Mass Sunday in ^ e sisters’ chapel. Par Freeh Pieh. Oyatore and Poultry Phone Mala II4( 1112 Lnsaa and Sheet Metal Work. D. O’ Brien. Prop. _Dnr Waah Flat Work The Choker is the leading mode, just now. The Altar society-will receive Holy H enri! l(tol2;lt8(;Tto( Peal J. WaHer Main 2478 2 1 4 1 ^ COURT PLACE Ph. Main 8426 First andd ifiaUEl Phone So. 8228 It is shown in uniform and graduated* Communion in a body this Sunday pearls, all one color, or in a two-color com at the 8 o’clock Mass CONTRACTORS FLORISTS This parish had twenty-three bap bination. To be truly smart, one must have U. P. WILSON a CO FLOWERS POR ALL OCCASIONS tisms last Sunday and the Sunday be Dietrihutors (or Bartfc-Moviay, Oonerete PARK FUHLAL COMPANY lectric f ix t u r e s Th4B44tfoyL448 noaty two or three beautiful Pearl Chokers, for fore Ooastmatioa. BnUdtad______aad______B««s O niking Phones Main 1711-1714 Spring. They range in price from Kpuipment. 1400 iTlk St.. Deneer, Cain. l(4t BROADWAY The members pf Walsenburg coun t h e e l e c t r i c s u p p l y a construction CO. cil, K. of C.,- are busy with applica MONAGHAN-CUNNINGHAM EVERETTE R. BROWN E CONSTRUCTION CO. FLORIST ISIS AmpuhRA St. W . R. Ksffwr, Manac«r Pbrns* Mai« 9rss tions for new members. The class Sf;. 95c to $8.95 Telephaaa Mala TT12 818 Sixteenth Street •&r initiation on the first day of the state Offka^ 1710 Mmlsat St. Deaver, Telephone Main 4427 convention in‘ May will be the big ir“ event of the ti^ro- days’ meeting. WM. TAMMINCA ^ COLUMBINE FLOWER SHOP OBNEBAL CONTRACTOR Flowers Bring Love ROCERIES 401 TRAMWAY BLOO. NOTED PUBLISHER IS Pheaa Main 7632 Denver, Colo. 607 18th Street Cheaspe G PIGGLY WIGGLY BURIED; WAS CONVERT BRIGHT SPOT GREENHOUSU CRACKSR i. Ont Plowere. Floral Designs and Pot Plante Ail Ovtr the World S7 Stores Ir O v a v fv SAT IT WITH PLOWKBS ... CRACXRRS AND CAKES San Francisco.— Funeral aervicea Jeeephhse at Plfth SIm It phene Y. 484 for M. H. De Young, publisher of The ••nunMM.tr b r a n d s ROOFING WHEN DOME WITH ELATEEITE The Merchants Blacatl Ca.. Denv San Francisco Chronicle, were held HARDWARE LASTS A Li f e t i m e THE^TORE OF FOUR SQUARE CHARACTER in St. Mary’s Cathedral February 18, DELICATESSEN WMh oesry roll we tlv e tarvtoe that ia worth more than Mr. De Young had been a recent MAEDKL’S NEW HARBWARB STORE mehiied in the cost of tha ekeap tiiH a g ganerally odfored PtiMM M74 convert to the Catholic Church, of SnT R R L B * ROESCH For Your Convookneo ___ which hla wife haa been a life-long DaUcatesoasi. Bslmry, Loach Roasai sgoats 427 PUteooth Sl M. 4777 TME WESTERN ELATERITE ROOFING COT ter PomPa alpaakraauter. Chaaspa T444 OM Star* 14th aod CaUfomio. Ckampo III ______« f * e . ) ’ member. J. Shtorle, R. Raaach 1144 14th St. W E DELIVER
ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION Thursday, February 26, 1926. T g £ DENYSR CATHOLIC RBGISTSR PAGE SEVEN. ffiwilF SyeB b Bear ROME NEWS Prize Vinning College Pupils’ p m D i PiiiiiSB TKiiNi; u!;i (Acta Apostolcae Sedis, Nov.-Dee.) 1. Act* o f Pitt* XI.— A Coarae of, Annunciation Parish 'rancit de M iya i «i C aiyt Social Boii Latin Laaguaga, established in the Essays in State h t e s t Held Parish Gregorian university, is recommended VWal Daalsaa Pat Up WUl* Tea Wah New Haven— Students of the Yale “ The position of the Church is, ac in a special Motu Proprio, clerics and FkoNR MAIN lin Decorating in All It* Brauaha* laymen being invited to a deeper Divinity school recently heard the cordingly, neither that of the ex-i ' — —THR study of this language of Rome and Under Seminary Alumni Auspices Estimates Cheerfully Famished ReV. Dr. John A. Ryan, professor treme individualist nor that of the of the Church; after two years’ study CURTIS PARK FLORAL CO of moral theology at the Catholic person who takes what might be KaUbliskaS ISSt H. A. HOLMBERG an appropriate diploma is to be be- University of America, give the Cath called the extreme social view of the Choice Plants and Cut Flowen WALL PAPER AND PAINTS olic view of the Church’s duties in Church’s functions. The Church does towed and the most proficient stu (By T, Perry Wait, R e ^ College). the necessity of a larger, better- dent will also receive a Papal gold CoBstsatlr on baa4. 282 South Broadway the social field. The event was un not accept the view that her mission “The harvest indeed is great, hut equipped Sf. Thomas’ seminary. They Qro*ak*|is**i S4tk aa4 Cortla itraat* Phone South 482-W Dsavss usual ; it is not recalled that a Cath is merely to preach the faith, to ad medal; the Latin course will be in the the laborers are few. Pray ye, there are responsible for the encourage care of the Father General of the olic priest ever has addressed a Yale minister the Sacraments, and to dis fore, the Lord of the harvest that ment and the realization of the hopes LONDON MARKET A N ^ Kamp Moving A Storaga Ca. divinity school class'before. Dr. Ryan charge liturgical functions. Jesuits and the professors of the He send laborers into His harvest.” of these young men. GROCERY Gregorian. (Oct. 20, 1924). spoke at the invitation of Professor “ On the other hand, the Church The cry for a Greater St. Thomas’ What is toe cause of toe fact that 1708 S. Poarl S t Bieaaing of Agnus Dei. On No Oscar Tunnell, Prop - Jerome Davis, professor of sociology is not an organizatiton for social re seminary has come. The spirit be so many children in cities have never We move, pack, stora, rapab, at the school, his lecture being one form. Her mission is to save souls, vember 30, the Holy Father blessed hind this movement is nothing new, heard the name of God? How many Quality Meats and Groceries buy, sell .and trada noaso- in a bi-weekly series on social sub not only by teaching tiiem what to a large quantity of Agnus Dei, to be but is as old as the Church itself, Catholics living in the mountain distributed during the Holy Tear. hold goods jects. believe and by administering the sac tracing its origin back to the historic towns are seldom able to come 'to SaOO Walnut Si. Pkan* Mala 82St JUST PHONE SOUTH Sfl* Taking as his subject “ What the raments, but also by leading tJiem Sacred Consistory of December 18. day 8^en the Pentecostal fires gen Mass, and these gSod people are de — The following options took place; prived of the comforts of their reli Catholic Church is Doing Along So along the way of right conduct. She erated in the human heart an ardent, Phone Soath 7046 Flowers hy Whs cial Lines,” the speaker pointed out teaches and enforces all the virtues Cardinal Bonzano exchanged his title unquenchable love for the truth of gion liecanse there is no priest- to o f St. Pancratius to that of St. Su St. Catherine’s Parish that social activities properly include included in those of charity and jus Christ and for its spread over the administer toe Sacrament Why The ROSERY FLOWER SHOP sanna, and the Cardinals Deacons “all forms ef action which deal with tice. And she maintains that these earth, and gradually transformed the are there many organizations and Lega and. Gasquet passed to that of 114 So. Broadway social groups as such,” and declared two virtues bind men in all the rela ages of unbelief and idolatry into people^ bigoted against the Catholics? THE NEIGHBORHOOD Cardinal priests. Next followed the that the action of the Catholic tions of life, social and industrial as the ages of faith and worship. K The answer is— the lack of Catholic DRY GOODS Funeral Dstigns. Plants. Gut Flewsis Pope’s allocution to the Cardinals, in Church in all the provinces of this well as domestic and neighborly. means that Colorado is on the thres priests. Notiou* and Hemstitch Shop. Fancy For All Occasions which as important events of the year term is necessarily determined by Therefore, she is necessarily inter hold of another period of life, one Here arises the question, what does Goods, Hosiery and Aprons “ Say It With Flowers*’ he mentioned the first general Coun her end and mission. ^ ested in all social institutions, agen in which contemplated greater zeal the priest mean to a Catholic? Only Infants’ Wear— Gants’ Furnishings cil of China composed of over forty- Soars'. Salvation First cies and practices which help or hin and faith are to be shown. How suc those persons know who have come MISS NONA LONG five missionary Bishops; the fourth ALAMEDA PHARMACY “Her primary and essential work der the individual in keeping the cessful this period will be depends to their priest burdened with the congress of the Catholic Slavs in Bo 2709 W. 38TH AVE. • 300 S. Broadway Daavar, Colas is the sanctification and salvation of moral law, in fulfilling the duties of upon our Colorado Catholics. trials of life, and who have felt his hemia; the Eucharistic congress of the individual,” he continued. “ There charity and justice. Missionary zeal has always been complete sympathy and his spiritual Under New Managaaiant Amsterdam; the strong organization CLARISSA BEAUTY SHOP fore, she is interested in social con Social Activitia* Wide the most luminous in the pages of consolation. . Only those who have in France; the Catholic mission in Henna Pask— ^Face Pack— Shampoo- GlaiVow and Morehead, Props. ditions, institutions and relations “ Her activities in the field of charity history. That consuming of heav entered the valley of death fortified Russia; the transfer of the remains ing:—Manicuring— Marcel Waving— only insofar as these affect the in are among the commonplaces of his en, enkindled in. the breasts of Chris with the Sacraments of toe Church Phene South 1284^ of Pope Leo XIII from St Peter’s to ...,Bob Curling— Shingle Bobing___ tory. In the United States today we tian disciples in all ages o f the will know toe value of their priest dividual. the Lateran Basilica, and, lastly, the THE find the Church authorities encour Church, has changed the face o f the Only those unfortunate souls can Clara Lutz Phone Gallup 4884-W solemn celebration of the sixteenth aging all the approved methods of earth, and has, by its intensity, truly realize who have fallen into ANDERSON . HARRi centenary of that same Basilica. On JOSEPH J.CELLA dealing with sofiial distress in its va brought practically the whole of the tnortal sin, and whU have been 4508 NEWTON ST. COAL CO. this same occasion, Pius XI desig rious forms of defectiveness, delin earth under the pale of its influence. cleansed by Jesus Christ through His nated thd three Cardinals— de Lai, Bast lid* Branch and Main Otfleo, tftk’ sus General Inturance quency and dependency. Such bene The spirit of religion, like virtqe, priests. These are just a few of Walnot Sts. Phons* Main StS sad (•< Pompili and Vannutelli— to open the a«pr«senting Lsading AmsriesD OosipaaiM ficent social institutions as play must grow; it esnnof stand still or the many duties of a Catholic priest Saint Rose of Lima South Sid* Bransh, tZ S. Broadway holy doors of the jubilee at the Basil lie dormant without arresting its nat The condition of toe country at the Fbons Main KT4 grounds, community centers, social icas of St. Paul, of the Lateran and Parish Phone South 3116 settlement, etc., are receiving atten ural development, or destroying the present time demands more of the 131-S Coopar Bldg., 17tk and Cortls St. Mary Major’s, whilst he himself tion and support. The annual re very essence of its life. For Chris priest than he is able to accomplish. would open that of St. Peter’s on E. W. ROBINSON ports iSi the meetings of the National tianity to rest satisfied with what has In Denver within the last five years LANGFIELD A SON December 24. Next, the Holy Father Conference of Catholic Charities show been accomplished is to deteriorate, only fifteen men were ordained, LUMBER , THE appointed twenty-three Archbishops how wide and varied are Catholic and deterioration is the beginning of while during this same period this CASH STORE or Bishops, and preconized or pub Evarything for Boilding” PALMS HOTEL activities in this field. The diocesan death. diocese lost over forty. There must lished seventy more already notified 1300-1302 W. AUmadi^ Avanna ,! Mart Farragher, Manager bureaus of charities show how far The vigor of faith and staunch be a place large enough to accommo Yards, Office and Woodworking MfH by briefs. Among these we may men \ I Take Car No. 58 from Depot these activities have been oi^anized loyalty to Christ is commensurable date those studying for the priest tion the Most Rev. Alexander Cisar 201 W. lowa Phone South 31 ( I 1817 Glenarm Champa 2340 under the direction of the Bishops. with the love which we profess by hood, and Catholics must pray that DRY GOODS AND SHOES as Archbishop of Bucharest, and, be “The activities of the Church in fostering a deep missionary spirit. God will call more to this higher life sides, our own Rt. Rev. Vincent Tay industrial relations derived their We, in Colorado, know the need for and it is their duty to help to sup BOES FUEL A FEED CO. lor as Abbot of Belmont, N. C. more priests. We know that the only port these generous, unselfish young ^ .♦»44»44*0i I O*!***#******* principal inspiration and guidance Papal CoBstitutions and Brief*.— Holy Family Parish from the Encyclical of Pope Leo XIII way to secure them is to enlarge the men. Coal, Wood, Grain, Floui In Brazil, the large Archdiocese of E. E. ROST on the ‘Condition of Labor.’ In that capacity of St Thomas’ seminary, Our Catholic people of Colorado Hay, Poultry Supplies Marianna was again divided and the great document. Pope Leo declared for a seminary is the first and fore do not realize that the priest must McMANNAMY Phons South 1640 new diocese of Juiz de Fora erected, ' > Groceries end Provisions • that the social question, meaning most requisite of a diocese. It is to be well educated, that six years must QUALITY GROCERY <' I as also, a Prefecture Nullius out of principally the industrial question, is the Church what the heart is to man. be devoted to the study of philosophy 24 W. FIRST AVENUE I Cor. 38tk Ava. and Franklin St. ■ part of the Diocese of Goyaz. The 4120 W . 38th Avanna primarily moral and religious, not Cardinal Gibbons tells ns that a and theology. Surely young men Phona Main 4278 parish church o f Plata in Argentina priest is the “ consecrated herald of giving their all for God and their Fancy and Staple Groceries, Fruit merely economic. So thoroughly did Fresh and Smoked Meets was made a minor basilica. the Gospel.” Oh! how wonderful is fellow-men should be provided for. he cover the whole province of indus Oysters in Season St. Dominic’s Parish Corraspondanca.— A number of his message an4 how indispensable! Many boys whom God has called trial relations that he left nothing to Gallep 1827-W letters were sent by the Holy Father How awe-inspiring his authority, and have not the sufficient funds— they be added, at least so far as general to prominent prelates or laymen. 1, THE A. W. CLARK principles are concerned. how deep our reverence f o r ’ hiiti! a*e even poor. Should the problem MERIT GROCERY HOLMES GARAGE to Cardinal Ehrle, SJ., for the 80th DRUG COMPANY Applying tka Principlea How far-reaching and inspiring his of money keep them from so sacred 49«8 LawaU Blvd. GaUny 4S18 birthday; 2, to Cardinal Coemoch of AUTO REPAIRING Camar Eigbtk Avanna and “The Social Action Department of influence, and how immense his obli duty? Over half of the money Hungary, for his golden jubilee of W1 SBLL EVERYTHING Santa Fa Drtva the National Catholic Welfare Con gation! Can one in the face of such which toe people of Colorado will priesthocid; 3, to the Archbishop of Vulcanizing Aceessoriea ference is endeavoring to apply as facts still doubt the necessity of a be asked to give will be used for Pkona Soatk 114 Valladolid, Spain, for the third cen F. W. FELDHAUSER Kelly, Goodrich, U. S. Tb«s cautiously and as rapidly as possible Greater St. Thomas’ seminary? Could this purpose— the education o f these EVERYTHING IN DRUGS tenary of the great ascetical writer, FANCY GROCERIES AND MEATS these principles to industrial condi one refuse his aid to such a noble young men. It is the duty of every 2304 W. 27th Ave. a 8436J Lins de Ponte, S.J.; 4, to Bishop 4170 Toaaysoe FIsom Gallny S*7 tions in the United States. It pub cause? Catholic person in this diocese to as Heylen of Nsmnr, on his silver jubi lishes books and pamphlets on capital How glorious is the message that sist in this sacred obligation— even MEYERS "^H ~CARRY lee of episcopate; 5, to Car^nal and labor, on citizenship, on rural the minister o f heaven has to com to make a sacrifice that these men Faulhaber of Bavaria, on the annual MARKET activities, and on a great variety of mnnicate. Would we be willing to may have the proper building. Cathedral Parish conference of his clergy; 6, to Car SMOKED AND FRESH FISH other topics in this province. It car keep that message from some poor The Catholic p^ple of Colorado dinal Louis Dubois of Paris, about Herbert Fairall ries on surveys of particular places soul? It is a divine ordinance that must strive by their prayers and con DURING LENT Gregrorian chant; 7, to the Apostolic NEWHOUSE CAFE and situations, gives direction and the Gospel is to be propagate^ for tributions to make this drive for a Quality Meat* and Grocaria* Aiway* Delegate of China, Archbishop Cos- information through correspondence, did Christ not say, “ As the Father bigger and a better St. Thomas’ sem- Club Breakfast tantini, on the first general s ^ o d in COR. W. 23RD AND IRVING conducts a weekly news service, and hath sent Me I alM send you,” and iqary a complete success. Spadal Loneh INSURANCE that country; 8, to Prelate Oper, the has organized a conference on in “ He that heareth you heareth Me?” Surely God will reward those gen Table d’Hots Dinner president of the “Pro Pontifice ct 1 lie dustrial relations at the annual meet Assuredly, the spirit implied in the erous hearts who give for the noble Ecclesia” society; 9, to Archbishop Phone Chaospa 7800 St. Leo’s and St. Automobile Health ings of which the views of the em divine injunction, “ Go ye into the cause of spreading His Gospels and Petit of Athens, on his edition of the Casualty Accident ployee and employer, and of the whole world and preach the Gospel bringing Him to mankind. 308 EAST COLFAX AVE. Elizabeth’s Councils by Mansi; 10, to Cardinal j to every creature,” should include in Church are presented by representa Caatml Saviagt Bank Bldg. Pignatelli di Belmonte, for his silver | its operations the “ evangelization of ARGONAUT PHARMACY tives of all three viewpoints. PAIN OF LOSS, PAIN W. H. Hsnslsr Johh Hsnri'si “ Because of the vastness and com jubilee of episcopate. the multitude of poor, bereft and Snecesson to Temple Drug Co. Champa 883 II. Acts of tha Sacrad Congrofa neglected people.” h e n s l e r ' b r o s . plexity of the problems involved, the OF SENSE, IN HELL “ Our Service is Different” tions.— Consistorial. A re-division work of the Social Action department But while the message of the Cath- Prescription Work Our Spocinlty MODERN PI,UMBERS of the two dioceses of Agues Cal- is necessarily slow, but it is becoming ulic priest deals principally with (Continued from Page 2.) Delivery Service at. all times Rsuddsling and Jobbing a Spsciahr ientes and Guadalajara, Mexico— God and the spiritual and eternal better known and more effective year phorical was to be instructed and, COLFAX AND LOGAN change of boundaries of the dioceses interests of men,” yet it likewise in 1449 MARIPOSA ST. by year.” \ if he were pertinacious in this opin of Augsbourg and Munich. Phones Champs 808, 809 Phons Main 2267 fluences society and makes for great ion, he was to be refused absolution Bishops in Sarvia. Archbishop of er public tranquility. It counten It is true that no fire such as we STERLING LADIES HOLD Belgrrade, Msgr. Raphael Rodich, and IQkhAsbciCL ances the genuine authority of civil know on this earth has the power to CECELIA MILLINERY SUCCESSFUL MEETING Bishop of Scopje, Rev. John Guido- St. Philomena’s cos. IStli AND LASIMEK STS. rulers; inculcates in citizens their ob affect a spirit. But there is nothing vec. Bishop of La Paz in Bolivia, e x c l u s i v e MILLINERY ligation of obedience to civil, as well repugnant in the idea thab God could Parish THE SEASON’S END Sterling.— ^The Altar society held Rev. Almost Sieffert, C.SS.R. Vicar FINAL CLEAN-UP as divine, law. It promotes good give such power to flames. POPULAR PRICES a very successful meeting last Thurs Apostolic of Khartoum in E. Africa, government, insures domestic tran How corporeal fire can afflict Shot Phoe*. Toth 811-W Wholesale and Retail TKraothout tha eitaUUkauat, priea* day afternoon at the K. of C. hall*.! Rev. Tranquill Slivestri, of Verona. qnility and peace and disparages the Booidon** Phono. Tsrh Zltl-J c m b spirit is a difficult question which cnttfais axtraordiBarr, to I up After the business meeting, tbe mem-! Congregation of Rita*. Two mira 1462 Lipan Phona Champa 8948-J odd* and eniU and bmkan linaat her* idea of sedition, avarice and cruelty, will probably remain unanswered un hers enjoyed a social game of cards. cles approved for the canoniza^n V. A. KISER ia aa evaamiot or anything that would go to disrupt til the next world. St. Thomas Light refreshments were served by of Blessed John. Mary V ianney the 800 PAIRS WOMEN’S OX good social order. In short, the Gos Aquinas thinks that it does it by Plumbinf, Gas Fitting and FORDS, PUMPS, STRAPS. the hostesses, Mrs. T. S. Ryan and Cure d’Ars. Same also for ther beat pel is the “ embodiment of the reign sort of alligatio or binding. It would . Hot Warier Fitting I Sacred Heart Parish VALUES UP TO $6 Mrs. Jack Monniere. * ification of the Ven. Joseph Cafaoso, of law, the strongest bond that keeps take the genius of Aquinas to ex Black and ealora, high aad low haola, This Sunday will be Communion of Turin. Same decision for the can 2210 E. Ooltnx Avonno odda and ends and broken line a. l^ogether diversified members of the plain just what he meant, and we day for the Young Ladies’ sodality. onization o f the Blessed John Eudes, WE h a v e INSTALLED A YOKE national family, and the mqst potent do not claim to be an Aquinas. Per t I i e f i t ~z s h oVF e Father Miller of Pueblo is spend founder o f the Good Shepherd, also AUTOMATIC REFRIGERATINO factor in the development of the haps fire has this natural quality, but ing the week here in the interest of the same for the canonization of the MACHINE highest and purest type of our Chris the power is held in check in the 2932 East Colfax the Seminary Crusade. Blessed Madeleine Sophie Barat, tian civilization.” In the turbulent and ars now in a position to givs tks present life. It is very difficult for bsst ssnitary ssrvics that monsy saa Mrs. J. J. Cunningham’s mother foundress of the Society of the Reli politics of Colorado at present we HOUSE DRESSES OUR SPECIALTY us tb find the bridge between the bny. -Drop in and sss our plant. died last Monday evening, Febnuiry gious of the Sacred Heart; finally, certainly do feel the need for more spiritual and material. Ladies’ Hose , ZAB, the tailor 16, after an illness of about ten same decision for the canonization WALTER EAST A CO. social tranquility. Preach the Gos The huipdn body will not be able Children’* Stocking*, Noveltie* for Ladies and Gentlemen months. Her husband died three of Blessed Peter Canisius, SJ. The a n d 23rd and Larimer StraaU pel and let it become a part in the to perish in hell. It will have no Notion* months ago. martyrdom and miracles were also life of each individual; let it govern food or other sustenance to support FIVE POINTS HARDWARE ALL HAND WORK A wedding was performed last discussed of the Servants o f God, the his actions; let it direct his every TENDERICH’S BAKERY Tuesday, morning by Father Hagus it as in this life, and will lose noth COMPANY, Inc. eight Jesuit martyrs of Canada: thought; let it pervade his very spirit, ing. Christ said of hell that.it is Cake*, Pia* and Fancy Pastry for Fittings my specialty. Remod with a Nuptial Mass for Barbara Father John de Brebeuf and com toep, and only*then, will we have place where the worm dieth not and Wedding* and Parties Herbert Grossman, Pres, and Mgr. eling and Pressing. Schneider and Valentine Sanger of panions. truly good social order. the fire is not extinguished. Julesburg, Colo. Special formulas of blessing of a » WINDSOR ICE CREAM The Wlnehsstsr Store Style, Quality, Workmanship There are many in Colorado de The pains o f hell will be equal so The infapt daughter of Mr. and seismograph^ of a library and of Open evenings 9 p.m. Sundays all day Tin, Skaat.Imn and Furnace Warh prived o f all tbe blessings that the far as their lasting quality is con Mrs. Harlow Arthur o f Sterling, archives are approved by this Sacred . We Deliver 1673 Broadway invaluable service o f the ministry af cerned, but graded as to their sharp Fkona Main 8113 2843 Walton St. Georpa Louise, died Wednesday Congregation. COR. COLFAX AND MILWAUKEE Main 2067 0pp. Savoy Hotel fords and largely because those whose ness. God irill render to every man morning o f last week at the Chil III. Diary of tha Roman Curia.— lives are cast in pleasanter place according to his works, and hence dren’s hospital, Denver, where she Envoy of Hungary: On November 20, D irectory of ' those with all the advantages of com there will be gradations in punish St. Joseph’s Parish was taken, for treatment the Holy Father received in solemn plete religions service, those to whom Mrs. C. W. Cheairs was hostess to ment. Justice demapds this and Attorney ’ *aat-La w Tbs OMsst and Most Reilabls Apoats audience His Excellency Baron Julius the goods of the world have come revelation confirms it. the members of her bridge club Sat of Bomemitza, envoy extraordinary of Colorado tor ^otd Halp In tbe Wsst abundantly that they might be used Whether there is ever any mitiga Mai* and Fomalo Help Soot Brsrp- urday afternoon. and minister plenipotentiary of Hun V A N ZANT vber* wbon B. R. Par* is Adrasood to the best advantage refute to recog tion in the pains of hell is debated MORRISSEY, MAHONEY « Edward Hecker went to Greeley gary. JEWELERS, OPTOMETFLiiTl nize their duties and forget that it Some theologians^ Jt;elying on the par SCOFIELD Friday to attend to business. Nominations and Honor*.— Notice CANADIAN is “ more blessed in the* sight of God able of the rich man and Lazarus Attomaya«t-Law D. * R. Q. Watch Inssseter The jilantell dramatic club of St is given by the secretary of state to give than to receive,” and there Diamonds, Wstehss, Jswslir, stc. Anthony’s church is preparing a play hold that there ia n ot Othets hold 305-7 Symea Bldg. EMPLOYMENT that the International Union of Cath fore neglect their duty to their fel- that there ia an accidental mitiga Phone Main 189 Denver, Colo. Toar Own’Tsrsu to be presented on March 17, as a S t olic Leagues of Women, whose presi lowmen and leave them alone to fan) tion. The damned have to undergo Fkana S. 1S91. 772 SanU Fa AGENCY Patrick’s day celebration. dent is Mrs. F. Stoenberghe-Enger- FILLIAM H. ANDREW ish for want o f spiritual sustenance temporal punishment for sin which, MAIN 4M ISM LAJUMfiA W. V. Gauvreau attended to busi ingh, is the only union of this Idnd Attorosy-at-Law We cannot longer remain insensi if they had beeh saved, would have DaBver, CMo. ness matters in North Platte, Neb., approved and favored by the Holy 516 Charles Building hie to the urgent appeal of a new had to be done away with in porga Batab. 1S80 Mr*. J. Whit*. Prop. Qn/past week, Phone Main 1869 -Dsnysr. Colo St. John’s Parish See and whose statutes are approved seminary for Colorado and call our tory or in this life or by the prayers by the same. selves Christians and Catholics. We end works of others. When this JOHN H. REDDIN Cai'dinal Bonzano is appointed most provide for these famishing is worked out in Hell, very prob THE HARMAN CASH STORE member of the Congregation of Sem Connttlor at Law souls; we roust give them priests ably the suffering, after that period 812^14 Braast A Cninmar Block Oorotkr Btobb* *ad B. B. StaWk* FEBRUARY SALE inaries and Universities, and Protec after God’s own heart; toey most be of pain is over, is less. On* the Serwtosnth and Curtis Sts. . Dry Goods, Notions, School Suppllss, A liberal reduction on every piece of oot tor of the Sisters of Ifrovidence of given the same chance that we have other hand, tbe mercy of God, ac Phone Mala 867 Danvar, Colo Ladies’ and Gents’ Furaiahuigi goods, hjcluding in this sale FRENCH TRANSFORMATIONS, Indiana. to save their souls. eording to St. Thomas and others, Booths, Shoes and Bnbbsn . BOBBED WIGS and Neu Chignon for the bobbed heads. Also Domestic Pralata*.— Msgrs. Ter a l b i r t j . LUSSIER who speak not on what they leam Paints and Vamiihsa men’s ready-to-wear Toupees andWIgs. Phone Mam 8083 ence Brady, Edward Hasse of Erie; (By Marjorie Reifsnyder, Loretto from the Scriptures but accqrding to _ , Attorasy-at-Law 27S-2S0 Datrait St. Phona York 39SJ Patrick Mahony, of Nashville; Wm. GASTELLO’S HAIR STORE Heights College). the common feeling in the Church, Quinn of Lincoln; Chas. Curran of 1st Net Jldg.: LafsystU. Colo “ God has called me, yet I am not occasionally* lightens the suffering, ...... Indianapolis; Guy D. Hunt, Henry able to go.” That is what some of while not altd^ther removing it Wientjes, Patrick Sheehan of Salt Presentation Parish our Catholic youths are forced However, there is never any ^ppi Lake; Jos. Freitzheim, Austin.P. Gal ness in hell. THE MILES & DRYER PRINTING CO lagher, Wm. J. Carroll, Walter Zy- admit. The most noble ambition in L. C. B. A. their lives cannot be realized. The It is useless to pray for the MASSEY CAN SUPPLY YOU min, o f Little Rock. St. Mary** Breach N*. 298 CATHOLIC WORK OUR SPECIALTY damned. They cannot be helped by WITH ANYTHING Knights of St. Gregory.— M. M, ambition cherished in their hearts will have to be abandoned; all their our prayers. Maaliag* the Second aad Fourth Grocsiiss, Meats, Hardware, Shoes Bstimsto* GWen oo Work fron Ont of tb* City Joseph Seep, Wm. Hanley, Jas. A. Tno*day of oaah monik at Art hopes and plans to follow in the The devils and lost souls are in the Paints. School Suppliss, 1936-36 Lawrence St. Phonea Champa 8082 and 8083 Fanele, of Erie. Studio. 1848 CaUfomin Si Firs iBBunncs Private Chamberlain di Spa da path of their Divine Savior, to do aa same place and suffer the pomn tor He did, to suffer and even to die for Give Us s trial and he convinced Caffa.— Samuel Castner, Jr., o i Phil ments. Where tbe place of hell is, Him, all these aspirations are shat 71* Knox Ct. . Pkan* Sa. SSS adelphia. we do not know. St. Thomas and tered. What is it which prevents many others have thought it is in th ^ THE JOHN A. MARTIN DRUG CO, our Catholic young inen from an center of the earth. However, this* James Sweeney Cigar Co. THE BARNUM~ELECTRIC fiiow FIftooath tmd Curtb, Chorloo BoOSinc Columbia, Mo.— A bill has been in 4 troduced into the Missouri state legis swering their Savior’s call? is conjecture. It may be there. It SHOE REPAIR SHOP Reliable Drug* and Family Medicine* lature here providing a iranalty of We, the Catholic people of Colo may n ot Dr. Murphy’s Root Beer is equipped with solid leather shoes from two to five years for wearing a rado, should fully realize that toere ' for the entire family is a very great need for more priests STBAND THEA'TItg BUIUHNO Rubbers and Holiday Slippers D'aondabl* Prsserlptiaa Sorvlc* mask. , Tslapboos Mala i m hence there must be a place for Repairing Onr Spacialty these' men to study— a creditable 1834 Cnrfi* St, Donvor, Caio. JOHN SPRINGER seminary. There is a seminary which 3419 W. 7TH AVENUE Doyle*$ Pharmacy can provide and accommodate only ^ 11 ■ 1111 f u r n i t u r e T twenty-five prospective priests, but Phene So. 2667-W OU. Gasoline The Particular Druggist PRIEST FOUND DEAD what is that in this large diocese of DiiVH’s Fidi m i Oyski H«bi New York.— The Rev. Peter Federal Boulevard Garage* Bny for Cash and Save Oaa-Thlrd 18th Avs. and Clarksou St. which we are so proud? Many other Slane of Owosso, Mich., was found FORSTER BROS. Phone York 9886. Free DsUvsry men who also hear the Divine call SPECIAL oSYh? s dead last week in a room which he CROKE CARPET CO. cannot be received. Must they be I had occupied at the Hotel Sagamore Antomobila and Ganaral CAMERAS AND FILMS ■atatl Daat. Osoa S a. to' 1 a. Repair Work ^ Champa 3029 1817 Lawranc* 4 turned aside? No! The Catiiolic U14-1S Waltaa St. PhasM Kata STS Coney Island, for two weeks. The *8M8888M#»*'MH8H IM8IIM»»8»»**8I88IIIIIIMK>4 people of this diocese must realize death was esnsed by apoplexy. 4TH AND FEDERAL BLVD.
ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION E .. S' I-'- - ,'■. '= PAGE EIGHT. m m T H l DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER Thursday, Februtry 26, 1926.
DO NOT PROCRASTINATE Lectnre Series (or Lent is If you need glasses and postpone getting them it usually DENVER H i Plans Being Made means heavier and uglier lenses in the end. When suffer ing from eye strain, do not increase the trouble by putting E. K. K. legislators in the state The Rev. Joseph Bosetti is acting off having your eyes attended to. hoose have been overheard bemoan as vice rector of the Cathedral, dur Offered liy Catholic Ladies ing the effect on public opinion of for A.O.H. hogram ing the absence of the Rev. Hugh L. the tremendously successful St McMenamin, rector, who sails Satar The Thomas’ Seminary Crusade, and Plahs are now being made for the day on the Berengaria with the Rev. The Cathedral Altar and Rosary Coughlin, Franklin 2046, or Mrs. T. wishing that the Protestants would annual St Patrick’s day entertain James Walsh for a Holy Year pil society will conduct its annual Lenten A. Cosgriff, South 5466. Tickets for Swigert Bros. Optical Co. put something like this over. The ment of the Ancient Order of Hiber grimage to Rome. Fathers Bosetti, lecture coarse this year at the Brown the entire series will sell for three Elan could not do it and the Protes nians, which will be held as usual this Lappen, McDonough, Mumane, Flynn WhM* ra^tatiaa aad aeolpaaat gH« ymm Ik* 0*««t*4 «arlo*hr^ la Ik* Palace hotel dravnng room on every dollars, while single tickets may be tants wonld not if the Elan had any year with Pontifical Maaa in the Cath and Francis W. Walsh were at the GraS* •( S*rriM Monday afternoon in March, start obtained for seventy-five cents. nttlac Maaafactarkv thing as an organization to do with it. edral on the morning of March 17, station to bid Father McMenamin *: IBM CAUFORNIA ST., DENVER *f ing on March 2 and ending March 30. Mrs. C. E. Moynihan and Mrs. Wm. and the Hibemiana’ big social, which goodbye last Sanday: The lectures''Will start at 3 o’clock McFarland will entertain the Junior will be held in the evening at the The team headed by James Clarke LITTLETON PRIEST and the following interesting snb- I m !♦♦♦♦♦♦ >♦♦♦♦<11111 Tabernacle society at a “white ele Bon Ton. led all the others in the Cathedral FETED ON BIRTHDAY ects will be discussed: phant’’ auction on March 2 at the Last year’s social held at the dvision of the Seminary Cmaade. home o f Mrs. Moynihan, 669 Madi same place was a wonderful suceeas, Herbert Fairall was general of the “Evolution in Italian Art,’’ March Littleton.— Last Friday was the oc son street. and the Hibernians are expecting parish forces. Every team did splen 2, by George WUliam Eggers; “ Three casion of the sixty-fifth birthday an Mrs. Jas. Hannan entertained at a even larger crowds than last year. did work. Great American Heresies,’’ March 9, niversary of toe Rev. J. M. Desanl- MEMORIALS beautifully appointed shower in hon Cardinal Hayes of New York, who Tickets may be procured from any Rev. Francis Walsh; ‘"rhe Church niers, pastor of S t Mary’ s chnrch. or of her niece, Mrs. J. J. Hall, last o f the members, or at O’ Brien’s Hat was Bishop o f the U. S. chaplain and Music,’’ March 16, Rev. Joseph Sixty of the priest’s parishioners Thursday. / Store, 618 17th street. " forces daring and after the war, has Bosetti; “Art and Life,’’ March 28, gathered in the rectory to celebrate THE DENVER MARBLE & The February meeting of Loretto sent a splendid picture of himself in Prof. G. H. Reynolds; "Franciscan the occasion and all reported a very Heights Alumnae aasociation was FAKE POUTICAL AND Csrdinalatial TTobes to the war chap Followers of Primeval 'Trails,’’ Iilarch fine time. Later in toe day there lains, “ with a blessing in C hriit” GRANITE COMPANY held Saturday, Febnuuy 14, at the CRIME FIGURES EXPOSED 30, Jean Allard Jeancon. was a meetnig held in toe town hall, home of Mrs. Otto Prien. The meet Father Walsh of the Cathedral has re with a large crowd in attendance. Eatabliahod 1874 Information regarding the lectnrea ing was called to order promptly at ceived one. J. E. Maloney presented Father De- (Continned from Page 1) may be obtained from Miss Mary 3 o’clock. The president. Miss Mar Recent weddings performed by saulniers with a parse of seventy-five W. E. GREENLEE, Pret. press, it is charged, is o^ed by garet Sullivan, was in the chair. Re Cathedral priests include: Feb. 4, dollars, the gift o f the people in his Catholics. Our answer to this is that 1224 Lawrence St Main ISIS ! ports were given by the various com Leonard M. Lloyd and Julia Davis, EXTINCT VOLCANO NEAR parish. mittees and the treasurer instructed Catholics have just as much right to with John T. Wogan and Mary Neville ♦♦♦♦♦♦M I ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«♦ COLORADO CHURCH to mail a check for $100 to S t publish newspapers as anybody else, as witnesses, Father Flynn offici Thomas’ seminary as a contribution bnt the fact is that they are not ating; Feb. 7, James J. Hayes and (Continued from Page 1). from the alumnae to the drive. The represented among publishers above Agnes Henrietta Hancock, vrith Mr, more than several hundred feet away. their proportion of the population. alumnae will meet March 4 with Mrs. and Mrs. W. J. Waterman as wit The crater is plainly discernible, and It is easy to investigate Colorado con* ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ I* ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Edmund Ryan. nesses, Father Walsh officiating; Feb. volcanic matter is now being taken Jast Arrived Q h t i The Cathedral Blessed Virgin’s so ditions, for instance. Only one large 16, John Alfred Curne and Arleta from the hill for road surfacing. daily newspaper of this state is pub OUR NEW STETSON dality received Communion in a body Welsh, with Father Mumane offici But inasmuch as the volcano has last Sunday at the 8:30 Mass, after lished by a Catholic. Not more than ating; Feb. 19, Henry J. Velmure and five or six of the several hundred w...... been inactive for countless centuries, AND STYLEPARK which a breakfast was served at Frances O’Grady, with Sarah Eelle- the Rev. Antonine Hintenach, O.S.B., I Our Closed Cars are HEATED Cathedral hall, and the regular meet weeklira are published by Catholic, jjgj. Howard App as witnesses, the HATS There is a good proportion of Cath- P. Curran of St. Anthony’s pastor of the church, is not greatly ing followed. The members of the worried about future eruptions. Rent one for comfortable driving sodality are now malting arrange olic professional reporters «M edi-I hospital, officiating: Feb. 18, Donald Near the church is an historic ments for a Jiggs dinner to be given tops— a splendid tribute, we feel, to jfcNeal and Claudia Alice Enright, THEY’RE WONDERFUL these cold winter nights. The building, now used as a farm house to the men o f the parish on March 19. our Catholic educational Byatem, as Mary E. Graves and Albion K. It was built years ago as St. Ber radiators will not freeze. The first annual meeting of the it takes brains to run a newspaper! Vickery, Jr., as witnesses and Father $5.00 and $7.00 nard’s monastery, and was occupied Newman club of the University of But 90 per cent? The Elan flatters Walsh officiating; Feb. 21, Laurence Dodge, Overland or Ford Cars OS. T. Johnston and Nellie Craft, with for a time by Benedictine monks Denver was held at the Argonaut after the pioneer establishm^t at NEW SPRING CAPS Sunday afternoon, February 16. Elec We are told that B6 per cent of Father Flynn officiating; Feb. 21, I 15B5 TREMONT 1650 GLENARM I the inmates of the penitentiaries in Fred C. Marquand and Mary Eatoer- Breckenridge was abandoned. The tion of ofiBcers took place. The fol Benedictines still own the farm. $2.00 and $2.50 CHAMPA 3207 MAIN 6670 I lowing officers were elected: Presi the United States are Catholics and ine Eennedy, with Charles Ashcroft 72 per -cent of these inmates are and Dorothy Eennedy as witnesses. f ...... dent, James Feuerstein; vice presi dent, James Cummings; secretary, young mien 18 to 29. It is a favorite Father Flynn officiating; Feb. 23, NICE ROOM, WITH GOOD Elisabeth Slattery; treasurer, Leon charge of enemies of the Catholic George Heppting and Clara Jnrgens, BOARD Church that we furnish more than with Elmore and Evelyn Jurgens as I-, ard Moran. The president stepped in small private place. Good O^Briens HARTFORD into the chair, asking for the co-op onr share of criminals. Time and witnesses and Father Mumane ofH- again we have shown the falsity of home for two gentlemen. $9 eration of all the members. ciating. this by actoal statistics, bnt we are 618 17TH ST. UNDERTAKING Those who motored to Boulder Fri Infant Baptisms at the Cathedral per week. Theodore forced to do it over and over again. day evening, February 20, to attend inclnde: Feb. 22, Homer Thomas An COMPANY The Elan statistics are simply manu 1742 OGDEN ST. the Boulder Newman club social were derson, son o f H. J. Anderson of 1301 14ia.a7 CLEMAUI ST. factured out of the whole 'cloth- Chalsea York, James McMnllin, Mil Logan, Father Walsh officiating; Within the past year, the editor of hackethal - PIm m Maim 777t dred Sauer, Raymond McDonoell, John Laurence Hartnett, son of Laur The Denver Catholic Register has Rss. Phons So. S98U Bernice Biarron, Leonard Moran, ence Hartnett of 601 Downing, made a personal visit to practically MORTUARY M ar^erite Casey, James Feuerstein, Father Walsh officiating; Carl Fred REGISTER SMALL ADS all the Colorado penal institotions, Pauline Sullivan, Frank Gasmen, Ag erick Leydig, son of C. F. Leydig, a H. WATKINS, mCOKPORATED and has found the proportion of W B-^IAVE—WHAT T 1449-51 KALAMATH ST. nes McGinn, Harold Mahoney, Eliza Father Walsh officiating. *‘ k e t t s r H s s m s ’* We Hare What You Want! OBITUARY Catholics anything bnt aUunaing. The beth Slattery, Ray Hamilton and Mr. The meetings of the E. of C. in NEW LOYOLA PARISH In all Catholie church districts, all Phone Main 3656 day he visited the state penitentiary, of properties at all kinds of prices. If it's and Mrs. Geo. T. D. Eellerman. Lent will be featured by Lenten dis 7 roons, hsrdwood finish, full bassmsnt. Res. Phone Msdn 32S6 MATHILDA H. HEEP of t m Tata* St. there were close to 1,000 prisoners. I lots. Will tnk* smmli boas* or cur ms port Real Estate we have it. Call ns and one of The members of the cast of the courses by "prominent clergymen. oar salesmen will call on you and tell you Funeral wa* held from the Horan A Son But the proportion o f CathoUca at of first parwent. funeral ehapd Saturday, Feb. tl, at 8 AO Newman club play, “ Seven Chances,’’ Denver council meets Tuesday. 7 room modem horns, oak floors and fin just what wa have in the district yon want that time was leas than 10 per cent. to buy in and at terms to surprise you. o'clock. Requiem Mas* at St. Mary Ma«- were the guests of Father Reagan The Tabernacle society will meet ish. full basemsnt, t lots. Will take ear, ♦♦♦♦l»6H IM M 6 ll» M ^4^4 deiin*’* church at 8 o’clock. InUrmaat We are 20 per cent of the Colorado saburban or small boose as part. of St Dominic’s church at a banquet with Mrs. W. A. HcLanghlin, 1131 St. Catbsrlae’s Parish Mt. Olirat cemetery. population. Of this 10 per cent, 7 rooms and I car samse, ib<^em except at the Argonaut Sunday evening, Humboldt street, on Friday, March Beaultfu] new 6 rm. modem Kellastone JOSEPH H. McDo n a l d of the Pataai only a few had been practicing toeir bent. 14,290. Small pajment down, bal- hotel. Remains were lyinq in atata at th* February 22. 6, at 2:30 o’clock. anee like rent. buntalow, just finished, near St. Catherine’s religion before landing in the prison. ST. DOMINIC’S PARISH church. The price is risht. Only $1,000 Horan A Son funeral chapel Monday from The March'meeting of the Queen’s A reader wishes to express public down, balance easy. 2 to 4 o'clock and then forwarded to Laav- When the Catholics were gathered 9 rooms and sam ce, fully modem eottaqe. enworth, Kansas, for bnrial. Daughters will be held Sunday, March thanks for numerous and wonderful $4,600, on easy terms. BILLS BROS. together to make their Easter Com favors received through the interces CATHEDRAL PARISH Near Cathedral LOUISE SCHERREB CORBIN o f La* 1, at the Blue Moon, 1719 Champa Cruces, N. M. Funeral was held from the munion, about forty were on deck, Dosible buncalow of 6 larce rooms and 10 room hoose, modem, divided in three 777 BROADWAY street. Miss Genevieve Russell, host sion o f St. Anthony and the Little apartments; waikins distance. Let me show Horan A Son funeral chapel Tuesday at • AS. and many of these had not been to Karate each side. Income 11,600 a year. ess. Miss Mary Flood will address Flower. you this,.then make me an offer. Reuiem Mas* at th* Cathedral at 10 o’clock. the sacraments for years; hence had Price reduced to 118,000; 14.000 cash re Interment Mt. OllYct this meeting on "My Trip to and Mrs. J. C. Mueller of 4336 Lowel quired. Balance from income. been (Catholics in name only. Beautiful New 6-Room Capitol HOI Bunsalow MARTIN J. KELLY of 14S2 Latan street. from Alaska.’’ All present and for boulevard, is home after being in St. Oak floors, finish; full basement, billiard Requiem Mass was suns last Friday.mom- When the editor visited the reform C. H. WATKINS,' INCORPORATED mer members are most cordially in Joseph’s hospital for one month, hav room, laundry, hot water beat, 2 lots, doubla ARTISTIC iuff at St. Francis d l Sales’ church. Inter school at Buena Vista, he found that Real Estats— Iasurnnca— Loans ment Crown Hill. vited to attend. The postal card no ing undergone an operation. Her two 214 Pattsrsen Bldt, 17tb aad Walton front drive KaruKC. Ton can’t beat this for the priest who says Mass there, the PImoo 277S. 87,900. BARTHOLOMEW M. FINN of 24tS West tices have been discontinued. children were in the Steele hospital MEMORIALS S5th avenne. Funeral was held Sunday af. Rev. John Walsh of Leadville, "had The Sacred Heart Aid society will for a month victims of scarlet fever. PIANO TmmiMf, SSAO. OalbraasaB rs«U - 6 Room Double on Capitol HUl teraoon from St. Patrick’s church. Inter inquired about tiie number of Cath meet on Thursday, March 6, at the Mrs. Maria Murphy of 2669 16th tanas playsr. H aM s aatlaaally pelaad. 100 All modem; wiU sscrifiM for $6,000. n . Bm I V.1m f .r Y ow Mm . ment Mt. Olivet. ArranKcmAts by B. P. olics shortly before and had located par aaat valaa far moasy. Usad plaass Hurry. McGoTcrn. home of Mrs. W. E. Casey, 2686 street, is confined to her home from ilto: Pbaaasvapha 187.80 a*. Henesd JOHN VELLAR of 4698 South Grant. twenty. This was far lem than 10 sickness. MBsla Stara, 1400 1 . PaazL Pkaao ■ . 0000. FOR RENT Funeral sra* held Sunday afternoon from St. Dahlia street. At the last meeting of the society, plans were made for the per cent of the prisoners. Master Pranklyn Wilkinson, son of 3880 Hayward Place; 7 room modem, $49. Established 1902 Francis de Sales' church. Interment Mt. The editor recently said Maas him BACQACE, express aad licht sssvinK- Oah St. Joseph’s Parish, 5 room cottaca, mod OUvet. annual card party to be given at Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Wilkinson, who Champa 808 or Gallnp 4888-W. Tam Ko- self at the Golden industrial school. em but best; nicely decorated. Rant $80.00. ELIZABETH WUNDERLE. Requiem Hisb Daniels and Fisher’s tea room on the fell nearly three stories in St. Clara’s B roy’ f ■xprsss, stand OaUsx aad Laaan 1881 Humboldt; 6 room modem, $87.60. Msss sras suns Monday mominc at St. The prisoners here are small boys, RaaidaMa, 8928 Vallaja. afternoon of March 17. Mrs. C. W orphanage while attending school, is Elizabeth’s church. Interment Mt. OUvet. whose characters have, as a rule, not C. C. HAAS, 506 ISth SL Champs 2376 Direction of Hackethal mortuary. Adams has charge o f the arrange improving. For a while his condition CNFURNISHBD <-roon> house, mod had time to have* been shaped as VAMVINA FALASCO of <8S< Kalamath ments. was very serious. ern except heaL one-half block from H OTEL M ENLO — Purniahod room s street. Funeral was held Tuesday after yet. He found the Catholics here St. Pranci* de Sales’ church. 266 So. Mrs. P. R. Riordan and Mrs. A. G. Miss Delia Eelleher of 2606 East and apartments. Furnished two room noon. Interment Mt. OUret. Albert Mar- were not above their general pro Sherman. apartment, liahL aas and laundry sup ransino, director. Douds will be hostesses to the Ladies 46th avenue, who has been ill of plied; steam heat; walking distance. In BABY VIRGINIA FERRETTI of 4240 portion in the population. pneumonia at St. Anthony’s hospital FOR R E I ^ _ THREE STORE ROOMS. to. Bllsabeth’s and St Leo’s parishes. of the St. Vincent’s Aid society at the 848 TO 184 BROADWAY. SUITABLE FOR Tejon street. Funeral wa* held Sunday af Communication with the Rev. Regis for toe past month, is improving and 1105 Stout H. A. Hames, proprietor. ternoon from residence. Interment Mt. Oil Catholic Daughters’ club, 1772 Grant, Barrett, O.S.B., Catholic chaplain of TIRE OB BATTERY SHOP. OR GROCERY vet. Diredtion of Hartford mortuniy. Tuesday afternoon, March 3. The will soon be able to return to her S T O U AMD MEAT MARKET. PHONE FURNITURE for sale and bonse for rent. the Colorado state penitentiary, Feb. FRANKLIN 8688. KEYS AT 1886 OGDEN. MARY ELIZABETH KELLY of 1814 Itth meeting will be called to order at home. WslkinK distance. Suitable for privnta homo 25, 1926, showed no more than or for roomins bouse. Box 106, Besister. street. Serrices were held Sanday after 2:80 and ail members are requested A subscriber wishes to offer thanks CLBAN, comfortable 8-roora apart noon at St. Elisahsth’s cbnreh. laterraent twenty practical CathoUca among the raenL aas and light furnished, cloei.lo s s Mt. Olivet. to be present. The musical program to the &cred Heart and the poor PATCHWORK— Stone, brick, cement and almost 1,000 prisoners now there. By ^ St. Francis de Sales’ church. 40 So. plaster, rensonable. Wcndel Zwcrmsnn, New m f MRS. GENEVA G. BINKLEMAN at 186 will be in charge of Mrs. J. A. Don- souls for a great favor received. Broadw ay. J U U . Orden street. Fnneral was held Mondsy a practical Catholic, w« mean one who Western hotel, 114$ Larimer street Phone ery, chairman, who will present Mrs. More Protestant than Catholic mominc from St. John’s ehurch. Interment goes to Confession and Communion. FOR SALE— St. Catharine’s parish; o^ y Cbampe 88$0. Mt. Olivet. Jas. P. McConaty, director. Laura Eemp Anderson, contralto. A churches got sacramental wine in Father Barrett declared that there 12,660; 6 room brick: water; cleetrteity; 'tas JOSEPHINE TRUJILLO of 2128 Holden cordial- invitation is extended to all 1924, accor^g to Denver federa and taride toilet; no totb. Ons-half block to ROBERT BURNS REALTY COMPANY JACQUES BROS. street. Fnneral was h ^ Tuesday ffom St. were not more than 100 practical and prohibition statistics. A total of 6,146 car; only I860 down. Owner lea vine, Oal- Leens—Rentals—City Preeerty and Ranches Leo's church. Interment Mt. OUect. Ar- members, especially to the yonnger non-practicing CathoUca in the mati- lup 1877-W, 8776 Irvine. Fire, Life, Health and Aecioeat Insurance OMaa i u Yarda, 26 E. 6th Ava. g^allons was anthorized for 121 Pro PhosM South 2400— 64 So. Broadway, DeavsT raniremcnta by Hackethal mortuary. members of the society and to pros tntion. Even with the non-practicing AGNES M. HUH LAND of 469 Kalamath testant churches, 120 Catholic and 9 THE RII’Z, 1881 Broadway. Under new Talapkoao Soath 72 pective members. The Bishop will Catholic prisoners, our proportion 7 room modem home, on two lots, doable street. Funeral was held Wednesday with speak. Jewish. Per member, this would be msnaKemeat. AU outside rooms vrith eon- intsrment In Mt. Olivet. Geo. P. Hackethal, not over 10 per cent of the totaL neetiac baths. Strictly modem. Bates very KSTSKe. two blocki from S t Francis do Selae*. l-40th gallon a year. Director John $6,000, with terms. director. The Denver circle of the Interna Some prisoners teU the CatboUe chap reasonable. PHONB OHAUrA Slit tional Federation of Catholic Alom- Vivian aays the law is being fully Donbls 4 room buntalow, near Alameda, lain that they are CathoUca, and the at $8,600; good terms, MRS. HENRY CORBIN nae met at St. Mary’s academy Sat complied with. TWO slcepinK rooms and board, throe GEO. P. HACKETHAL Funeral service* for Mrs. Henry Corbia Protestant one th»t they are Protest- blocks from St. Philomena’ s ehnreh. Near 4 room red pressed brick, IH lota; n good buy S t $8,600. UNDERTAKER of Las Cruess, N. M., who disd Satarday at urday afternoon, February 21. Re anU. The fact is that they are noth two car lines. 1870 SL PsuL the home of her parents. Mr. and Mr*. Alex- ports of the various committees show ing and claim everything to get pos MEMBERSHIP DRIVE IN PIANO TUNING, rscnlntlac. vaiaiaa. ra- AT THB BasmaHOB snder V. Seberrer. of 8296 South Uneoia. ROB^T BURNS REALTY COMAPANY aORTUAaT ed progress along the lines of edu sible favors. AKRON IS POSTPONED palriiw; I t yasrs* aim«ri— » ; aB wash saar- were held 'Tuesday mofninc in tba CathadraL cation, literature and social service aatsad. E. A. Howaa, farmariy wHk BaUwln Loans— Rentals— City Property and Ranches Burial was in Mt. Olivet. In addition to Thorough investigation conducted First Life, Health snd AccUsnt Insumnea 1242 ACOMA STREET sponsored by the circle. The follow Piaaa Ooaspaay. 481 Boath Psaa. PksM her parents, she is snrvived by her husband within the last two years by the Cath Akron.— Owing to the Seminary SeaU 1871. P bou South 2400—484 So. Broadway, Danvsr aad eicht children, three brothers and two ing board of directors was elected to olic chaplain of the lUinoia state pen Crusade, which is being conducted to sisters. assist the officers: Mrs. Marguerite HOTEL YOU—Baiaaaaa niaa; safe li FOR RENT—Three store rooms, 848-$l4 itentiary at Joliet showed that the the parish this week, the membership Broadway. Suitable for tine sh# batteriae ♦ M M ♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Wunsch of Mount St. Scholastka’s saanastisa. Wlatar latas. la 6athe*al par- IN MEMORIAM proportion of CathoUc inisoners aU drive for the Altar society has been Ish. 18th Are. sad Orsat Bt. Champs I M l or grocery store and meat market Phone alumnae; Mrs. Frank P. Farrell of the Franklin 8608. Keys at 1866 Ogdan. In lovinc memory of Sylvester McNally, over the nation is far below our pro postponed until next. week. who left ns one year aco February 27. Sadly Alumnae of the Mesdames of the I6TH AVENUE RESIDENCE portion of the population. What it The members of the Columbine so For immsdiata sale— 8 rooms; sbundanee SITUATION WANTED—Companion to CARRIGAN missed by his lovinc wifs and danchtcr, Sacred Heart; Miss Minnie MePhee of Mary and Helen McNally. true now has been true constantly. cial club held their regular meeting o f lieht snd tunshint. Pries $7,889. Clear elderly lady, in Catholie fam ily; good poaition Cathedral High School alumni; Miss Property. Franklin 1889. more desired than high salary; city refer Figures just issued by the Board Wednesday evening of this week. Monumeiital Works Josephine Weber of St Mary’s alum ences. Phone Champa 9866-J. Ask for IN MEMORIAM of Temperance, Prohibition and Mo The Young Ladies’ sodality meets WANTED—Housework. 46 cents per Mias Sears. In lovinc memory of Patrick Cooney, who nae and Misa Margaret Sitilivan of 2142 Wnlnat Pb. Ch. It7»-W rals of the Methodist Episcopal this Friday evening. All members hour and ear faro. South <881-W. 1------left ns flva years aco Febmary 22. Sadly Loretto Heights alumnae. Steps were FOR SALE—Eight-room bouse vrith missed by relatives, friends and his lovinc church, W ash in ^ n , D. C., giving toe are urged to be present as matters ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦6 6M 6M >M t t» 4^^ taken to amend the constitution to NINE room house, tare slsepinK porahai, sleeping porch, snitable for two families: wife. Mrs. M. B. Coonsy of San Fraacisco, religions affiliations of the incoming of importance will be discussed. fuU basemsnt. modem. Upetnirs rents for newly remodeled and decorated. Near S t CaUr. include among the officers a spiritual congress, show 82 CathoUc represen Eloquent sermons have been $46 s month. One and one-half blocks from Fmnris de Sales’ church. Inquire 687 South director, the same to he voted on at new Loyola church. Price |7,600. CaU Peari. tatives and 4 Catholic senators. This preached in the church on the past CALENDAR OF THE WEEK the March meeting. Champa C94-W aveniaKS. York 4616 York 4tl4 represents only 8 p er cent of con three Sundays in behalf of the Sem ROOM AND BOARD—Homelike, good March— Month of St. Joaeph. St. Clara’s Aid society will hold its gress. There are 804 Masons in the inary Crusade by Father Sasse of Ft. NURSE WANTED meals, for one or two men or eonplo. Reason (Indulgences: 300 days, each day; monthly meeting and card party next For twelve hour duty In private hoepital able. Gallup 4688-J. W. T. ROCHE house and 66 in the senate, among a Morgan, Father Ksrschenheuter of for nervous sad mental eases. Must bs in plenary, the month, for some Wednesday, March 4, at the orphan total of 436 representatives and 96 devotion; Pius IX, 1866-77). Denver and Father Hagus of Sterling. Kood health, experienced for this typo of IN ST. PHILOMENA’S PARISH— 7 room age, at 2 o’clock. All members are senators. Catholics, in congress ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION