OF MATTERHORN HNULOR i DIOCESE SQUiES PEAK. T iT NO HUMAN BEING EVER fENT OP BEFOHE 1865 Ritualists’ Society in Episcopal Fold Pius XI As Monsignhr Ratti Once Holds Congress Accomplished Feat '
At tho information bureau aii answer Albofly, N. Y.— Closer co-operation ly urged the veneration of (he Virgin The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Joseph Bo Tb« National Catholic Wolfora Confernnee Now* Sorvico ~5upplie* The Donvar Catholic RogUtor and Tho setti, Chancellor of the Denver dio came, flavored with ill-concwded sar with the view o f ultimate reunion Mary and the Saints. ^ Rofiater. Onr New* I* Cai;ried to U* by Airplanos— the Only Aoronantic News Service That Comes to Colorado casm: “You of course are not think Father Burtbn pleaded for a great cese, h ^ written for Register readers witt the Catholk Church was advo ing of making the Matterhorn? -Too er communion of Christians after the a stirrmg account of his recent climb much snow— too much snow—^thia c a t e at last week’s session of the an pattern of the saints, who, he said, of the-'famous Matterhorn, one of the VOL XXIII. No. 12. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, NOV. 10,1927. $2.00 PER YEAR year.” “ But,” I insisted, “ are other nual .“ Catholic’’ congress of :the had been' "thrown out of the Churdh most difficult mountains in the world Episcopal Church of the United four hundred years ago and up to the to climb, and one never climbed until climbers not making it?” “Yes, States, attended b / more than 1,000 recent present considered only as 1865. This mountain was among climbers who have been training hare , delegates from all parts of this coun dead Papists whose bones were to those scaled by-the present Holy for weeks; but you just cameT'^ Th« t y , Canada, Japan and the Philip be used as bonfires." He advocated Montrose Pastor Hopes to Found Father, who before his stcendency to suspicion then came to my mindjthat pine Islands. • the erection of shrines to which peo LISTENING M the chair of Peter was a famous they were deliberately misinforming With more than twenty Bishops ple might be led to prayer. mountain-climber. The article will us for interested motives, and we and hundreds of clergy present in He scoffed the claim that venera Catholic Day and Boarding Sdiool The ate of red headlines in the be particularly interesting to Colo darted, to the parish house. The All Saints’ Cathedral, the aim of the tion of the Saints was a form of Tuesday Register set a precedent in radoans, for they too are usually pastor, a h'andsome young old man, "An^o-Catholics” for eventual re idolatry, and after outlining the his the Catholic press. This was the first mountain-climbers. Monsigaor Bo- who was the pastor of Zermatt when Father D. A. Barry, pastor of St. Tihen some time ago and he approves union with the Roman communion tory of such veneration, stressed the time that a Church na«Ap#per ever setti’s account follows; Monsignor Achill’e Ratti (Pope Plus Mary’s church, Montrose, Colorado, is of the work. I am going to push the was voiced in a sermon written by difference between Latria, the wor used them. Some people will not like XI) made his last ascent to the Mat endeavoring to launch a movement movement by every means- Once we The famous Matterhorn, the most the Rery. J. G. H. Barry, rector of the ship of adoration, and Dulia, the wor them. A few years ago, when the classic of all peaks, is a beautiful terhorn, greeted us cordially and Church of St. Mary the Vh'gin, New ship of veneration, as of sufficient that will make possible the establish pay dff bur parish debt, which is now with pardonable pride showed us the ment of a Catholic day and boarding small, I believe we can support a editor announced in an address that obelisk which towers dizzily almost York city, and read by the assistant strength to disprove the charge that he intended some day to use them, fifteen thousand feet high (14,780 book of visitors where in energetic rector, the Rev. Selden B. Delany, be Anglican Catholics adore the Vir^n school in that city or in a town close sisters’ school. A boarding school characters the signature of the Holy. here, with low rates, would draw and the Associated Press considered feet to be exact )r resting on a rect cause o f Rev. Dr. Barry’s illness. and the Saints.^ to Montrose. the matter of enough importance to angular base with four main edges Father was written and otherwise en Later in the day, the Rev. Spence /'If we owe veneration worship to children from all <»ver the Western tertained ns with his mountain ex “ I am only feeling my way,” said Slope. An institution of this kind is send the new* over the country, he rising from its four angles like a mas Burton o f iJBoston, superior of the the saints, the friends of God," said periences; but to my dismay when ! the pastor. “ I talked with Bishop badly needed.” secured a first-clos* metaphorical sive tower and surmounted by the Monastic Order of S t John, address Father Burton, “how much more do tpanjring from soveral editorial writ "head” gracefully inclined towards came to the crucial u question,j he too ing the third seasion of the congress we owe super-veneration to the er*. Others were enthusiastic about tho r W ,f .o n . .^ 0 v.rl.ty of otroc- in the 10th Regiment armory, strong Mother of God!” the' idea. *So far as the general pub tifte gives tho Matterhorn different experience of mountains and five or World Head of Good Shepherd lic.!* Concerned, we know it well aspects according to the different six days of training, you might make enough to beliero that it likes a little points of view. I am speaking of it it.” Of course I did not contemplate color in a paper; and we believe in now as viewed from Zermatt, the sue*)! a long stay in Zermatt and re Parish Campaign At $25,000 Mark; using every decent trick of modem Swiss side; for the Italians think jt luctantly gave up the climb. What a .e Order Visitor at Denver Home joarnojism to attract reader*. Even ■oven more beautiful from their side, terrible disappointment! My travel the people who protest most about ling companion suggested that if we f where the “ Cervino,” the Italian Bishop Praises Pastor and People The world head o f the Sisteib of distinguished visitors will be at the modern journalistic technic always name for jthe Matterhorn, appears could not make the Matterhorn, we Our Lady of Charity of the Good Denver convent for two or three turn first to the papers that use it. like an actremely sharp pyramid. should at least try the next best dimb K - Shepherd has arrived at the Denver weeks. Everybody, however, a^ees that the and the good old pastor, too, sug The campaign in Holy -Family par-: It is a great thing to be a leader, but Good Shepherd home for an official The Sisters of Our ^ d y of Chari^ <‘We dp not believe that any enter beauty of this mountain baffles any gested the Monte Rosa, the highest ish naa one more night to run, this sometimes it is greater to be a fol visit. She is Mother St. Francis!of the Good Shepnerd have six prise in the history of the Catholic description. Ruskln defined it “ the mountain in Switzerland ' (15,217 Sunday; To date the amount sub lower. Almost any man can be a Xavier and her title is Mother Visitpr^ provtnences in the United States and a press eveV started off with a larger ideal type of the mountain” and this feet.) I found some consolaiioa in scribed has reached the .$26,000 mark, leader if ke has the men to follow General. Her home is at Angers, total of more than 1,660 sisters (in circulation than the new national edi no doubt explains why it has long this superlative and in less than an 1/ ^ under the management of Mr. Mullen. him. But it takes the spirit of sacri France. Sister Mary of the M artas cluding novices and postulants). In tion of The Register, which appeared exercised a mysterious fascination hour we found a reliable guide ready Last Sunday evening was dedicated fice to make a great follower. Every is her traveling companion, here with addition, there are about 687 Magda for the first time this week. We ex for climbers in spite of the difficul with ropes and spikes ta take us up to Bishop Tihen, who honored the great leader has men behind him who her from France, The Mother Pro lena in their convents. The Magda pect to get an enormous circulation ties of its climb. If you asked me that very day, parish by his presence. At the open can grasp hhKideas and carry them vincial o f the St, Paul province, lena: are an order o f sisters living on this paper within tha next few how difficult it is to climb'the Mat Monte Rosa, from the Striss side, is ing of the evening Bbhop Tihen Yoiout. on, my dear friends, have Tiifbther Mary of St. Rose, is also undtr the direction of the Good year*. Tha new national paper is al terhorn, I could merely point out the a mudi easier climb; only an inter a ■poke. shown yourselves to be great follow visiting the Denver home, having She;^herd nuns and composed chiefly ready far larger than the diocesan fact that It has bwn responsible fo r minable superposition of unending In the course of the evening violin ers during this campaign which is be come with the Mother General. The of girls who have reformed. Register !n circulation— all obtained more fatal accidents than any other glaciers and does not present real and seUctions were given by MIm Ber- ing successfully carried on to lift the before the paper was ever issued. peak in the high Alps. Never even serious difficulties as from the Italian niee Sehierburg, assisted by Miss burden of debt from your shoulders. approached until in 1857, when side; everybody remembers that from Eleanor Sehierburg; vocal selections “ In your parish, as in most western The Colorado Spring* Independent, Father Gorret reached the top of the Macumaga, it -was first mastered b y Miss Ann O’Neil, assisted by Miss parishes, there has'i’been a wasteful Monsignor Bosetti Urges Denver a Klan newspaper, in its edition of southwest ridge below the “head,” it only in 1889 by the present Pope, Josephine Courtney. extravagance, not due to the pastors September 22 took issue with The remained invincible until 1865 and Pius XI. But man proposes and Bishop Tihen spoke as follows: or pari^ioners, but the new methods Register because this paper denied then demanded a heavy tpll of its “ the weather” disposes. Scarcely “ My dear friend?, it is a pleasure employed. When L as a priest, came To Hear Great Florentine Choir that the Catholic Church considers conquerors. The victoriobs party had we reached the Betemps Hut for me to be present this evening to West, it was the method to raise one- Protestant marriages illegal (invalid consisted of Mr. Whymper, Lord (9,193 feet), after the first day’s half of the money to be used in build- (S‘ what is raolly meant). JEumbrunn, witness your rseal in clearing Holy The Rt, Rev. Monsignor Joseph Bo worthy institutions as the Royal Con Francis Douglas, the Rev. C. Hudson, climb, \^en a dense fog and a per Family parish of its debt. While the church, school or rectory.in servatory of Music and the British national attorney for the Klon, made and Mr. Hadow; the senior guide of sistent rain made any further ascent setti, Chancellor of the Denver dio this charge in a Pnehlb address. there are many experiences in a long Subscriptions were not accepted. Cash in^tote, there is^ little a t nqjybipg Zermatt, that of Chamonix and two impracticable. We stopped th^re, cese and. jCathedral. choir roaster, Tim independent has several quo life such as mine, this is indeed a in the bank, -subject to check, that th icl could say to convince the De porters. Oh' the desceA, if or the for the night and at daybreak made writes the following: tations, evidently lifted from some new experience for me, this method was the requisite. When the pastor ver people of the importance of ttis descent is always more dangerous, another attempt in the snow, attain-/ Dear Father Smith; anfi-Cathelic pamphlet, in which it of liquidating a debt in a parish. had one-half of the money in the I have been asked to express brief musical event Let me, however, Hadow slipped, dragging Douglas and igg the-knife-edge arete which leads “ Lately we have heard a ^ ea t deal bank subject to check, permission was urge every music lover not to miss tries to moke out that Tlie Register Hudson over the precipice. The to the upper glaciers;' but sojon the ly my opinion o f the Florentine Poly is^wrong. Among them is the follow about hypnotism, but the power to given to proceed with the building phonic choir which will sing at the thisTsplendid opportunity to familiar Zermatt guide withstood the shock; guide advised us to retrace ouk.|^ps hypnotise men, against their -wills, to program. As the building progressed, ing, attributed to the late Pope Pins the rope parted and Whymper, the because o f the softening of the s n ^ Auditorium, Friday and Saturday of ize ' himself wdth the great Italian X: “ Only those marriages are valid put their hands deep Into their pock the interest of the people furnished next week. Considering that this classic composers of b ( ^ sacred and two porters and himself were saved. and much to my dismay we returned ets and bring forth dollars is. a new the necessary funds. At the end which are contracted before a parish O ne'of the bodies, that df Douglas, to Zermatt. As luck would have it, famous organization is sponsored by secklar music, especially when this priest." kind of hypnotism in my experience. there was little debt upon^he parish. such prominent men as their Emi education will be secured in conjunv- has not as yet been discovered. Now this very failure was the cause of our Mr. Mullen, your campaign manager, “ After a while the custom changed The independent declares: “ I am adays, however, with the help of great success. For the guide him nences the Cardinals of Florence and tioii with a most enjoyable entertain meiiing a marked copy of The inde is an extraordinary hypnotist since and instead of money in the bank, skilled ^ id e s and 'with the aid of self, probably pleased with our quasi 'New York, by such eminent mvisicians meat. pendent to the editor of The Register. he .has. beeff able to do that very subscriptions were offered. Sub Sincerely yours, ropes fixed at the .most difficult professional step, suggested that if as Monsignor•W' Lorenzo Perosi and I am anxious to see whether he -will thing in Holy Family parish. scriptions are never as good as the Maestro Sandro Benelli, by such JOSEPH BpSETTI. points, even unpretentious climbers the weather permitted, we could make “ f have always had a very high money on hand because frequently call the Pope a liar or admit that the Matterhorn the next day. If Zumhrunn’s accusations was true." reach its summit annually, and acci opinion a t the people of the Holy the subscription is never paid. dents happen only to those who ven guides were paid in proportion to the Family parish, their docility and wil “ Later on even less than subscrip- amonnt of pleasure they are capable The Register will not admit that ture imprudently without ropes and lingness to do what is asked of them. (Continued on Page 6) of imparting, the gold of all the world Bishop Tihen Offers Mass at Znmbrnnn spoke the truth, because without guides. he did not. Neither will it call the We (not the editorial we, but a could not suffice to repay that g^de rope a liar, because the Pope had no plural for myself and my traveling whose nam,e-;-let it be inimortalized Funeral of Archbishop Harty reference at ail to Protestant mar companion, Thomas A. Doran, a in print— ^ie Julen Simon, for the un Protest of Cardinal Leads t o ' riage* in tha statement. He was Regis student), reached Zermatt the speakable joy his announcement gave speaking o f the marriage ,of Cath evening of July 21, coming from the us. Of course, it was imperative that The Rtt Rev. J. Henry Tihen, D.D., but these splendid qualities were at- Simplon pass. 'V^ilst putting up at the rain should stop, the fog should taihed by Archbishop Harty.” olics; and even Catholics can marry Callahan-Murphy Film Withdrawal Bishop of Denver, was celebrant of without a priest if they live where the hotel we did not lose any time lift, and the i^nd should change; and the Pontifical Requiem Mass at the Procession to Cathedral and inquired immediately about the all thpt did happen the next & y , for The ceremonies began with a pro there is no clergyman and one is not I Omaha Cathedral, last Friday mom- coming for a month or they cannot go climbing condition of the Matterhorn. , (Continued on Page 6) Philadelphia. *— The Metro-Gold- Following a telephone conversation i ing, when the Most Rev. J^chbishop cession of clergy from the rectory to the (jathedral. The line was a block to one. wyn-Mayer Distributing corporation and a coi^irmatory letter to the ' J. J. Harty-was buned. The funerw Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer corporation t was 'one of the largest ever held in long, and besides the many priests Mr. Arthur E. Walkar, tho gentle has informed John A. Gallagher, October 24, says The Standard and the city. . had almost a score of monsignori in man who'wrote the article in The In Third Denver Girl td Leave editor o f The Catholic Standard and Times, N. M. Schenck, president of - The sermon was given by the Most pujrple robes and purple-tufted black dependent, can, if he visits any oitfetta, then Abbots, followed by Times here, that is withdrawing the corporation, wrote Mrl Gallagher Rev. James J. Keane, Archbishop of rectery, consult the Canon Law of it twplve Bishops and Archbishop Keane from circulation, in all parta of the under date o f Qctober 28. After dis- Dubuque. The Archbishop -ppoke of the Catholic Church and find the of, Dubuque and Archbishop John J. ' For Austere Order of Carmel country,, the much criticized film cussing the various protests' over the the outstanding ifprk of A'rchbishop statement made in black and white as "The Callahjins and the Murphys,” film, Mr. Schenck said: Harty as a priest in early life in St. Glennon of St. Louis. to the validity of Protestant mar The Office for the Dead was fol The Standard and Times announces "Please state to His Eminence th at, Louis, “ He was known for his wis- riages. The Register quotes from Miss Genevieve Flynn, a graduate years or more ago. When Hothee lowed by the Pontifical Requiem in its last issue. we feel he would not make this re- j dom and zeal, and for bis magnUicent Father WoyWnd's translation of the of the Cathedral high school, will Emanuel was placed in charge o f the quest unless he felt compelled to d o ! sympathy,” said Archbishop Keane, Mass. The assistant priest was Very actual canon, No. 1099, os follows: leave Monday for San Diego, Calil^r- new San Diego monastery, she was The action, says the Catholic paper, JRev. W. J. Grace, S.J., president of was taken to comply with the wishes it In spite of the fact that it entails 1 “People in sorrow and trouble sought “ Saving the rule of paragraph No. 1, nia, to become a postulant in the Dis- said to be the youngest Carmelite financial loss to us, we are happy to him Out. He was zealous m the u^p- Creighton university. Very Rev. n. 1, of this canon, non-Catholics, calced Carmelite nuns. . She will be prioress in the world. Miss Flynn of His Eminence Cardinal Dougherty, Ferdinand Schnuett^n, D.D., V.F., Archbishop of Philadelphia, who had meet the request of the .Irish people. building of the spiritual life of hia whether baptised or unbgptised, are the third Cathedral high School girl will be the first San D i ^ postulanti waiB deacon of the Mass, and Very nowhere held'to (he Catholic form of to enter this austere order, the most The third Cathedral high school girl delected Mr. Gallagher, as editor of and have given notice to our offices people. « , . , Rev. John McNamara, V.F., wajr sub to withdraw the picture immediately.” j ^ “Hia work in St. Louis brought marriage when they contract mar rigorous community of sisters in the in the Carmelites is Sister Celine of his official organ, to exert every deacon. Fr, Nicholas,. D.D., Rev, means possible to have the film with -*On the following day, says The him to the attention of those con- riage among themselves. Exempt Catholic Church.. If she perseveres the Holy Pace, who was Mary Btayden, Standard and 'Times, the following | fronted by the difficult problems at- Francis Kubiszewslci, Rev. E. Graman are also children of non-Catholics, in the vocation, * e will spend a life the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles drawn. The immediate cause of the and Rev. James O’Brien were masters move for withdrawal was the schedul telegram was despatched to a ll' tending the ta.king over of the Philip- who, though they ore baptised in the of penance and prayer, completely Hayden and the sister o f two Jesuit ing of the picture for showing in branch managers of the corporation:, pine islands by the United States. He of, ceremonies. (Continued on Page 4) cut o ff from the outside world, seeing priests. She left for Carmel shortly some Philadelphia houses, although “ Withdraw Callahans and Murphys was selected to undertake the almost nobody except the nuns and talking after her graduation from Loretto the larger theaters-had refused to from circuirtion immediately. A c -! superhuman task, the tremendous re- PUEBLO OOM PAH to no outsider except through a veiled Heights college. Sister Celine Is at the Pueblo, Colo.— The Knights of Co run it cept no further dates under any c ir -; sponsibilities t ^ t went with the po- Community Chest grating. One of her chief works will i^nta Clara monastery, to which In expressing His Eminence’s pro cumstances and do not supply th is; sition of Archbishop of that far-off lumbus are finishing giant plans for be to storm the throne of God for Mother Emanuel belonged before go- test at the Dim in correspondence picture anywhere to anyone, excepting; land...... the'annual Com Pah, which •will be worthy priests. The Little Flower in^to open the San Diego house. wfth the distributing company, Mr. those who may have It advertised for j' “ He gavc the pest he had in heart Helps Catholics held Nov, 21 to 26, inclusive, at the belonged to this order. Denver considers itself blessed Gallagher characterized it as “ a dis showing next week; telegraph | and mind, and his work Was notable, home of council No. 557. Her superior will be another that three of its girls shoud choose gustingly indecent characterization acknowledgment your understanding' The overexertion that came o f his Fifty organizations will benefit Among the prominqpt men working Cathedral girl. Rev. Mother Emanuel, this Hfe of extraordinary spiritual o f l r i A Catholics.” and compliance foregoing,” i energy of mind and body resulted in from the Community Chest drive in bn this year’s event are Martin’, Wal 'who -will be remembered as Alice striving. The Rev. William H im ns, 1 broken health, after a career which Denver, November, 11 t o '21. The ter, Jr., general chairman; J. L, Tom- Monaghan, a beautiful and gifted girl pastor of St. Pbilomena’s, has been j won for him a world of praise. budget needs of the Catholic agen Bnsori, secretary; D. P. Ducy, treas who went to the Carmel convent ten the spiritual adviser o f Miss Flynn. Came with Broken Health cies that win benefit arc: Good Shep urer; H. Maroney, auditor; John Mc Author Raps Anti-Saloon and 1 “ He came to O’^aha as Bishop o f herd home, $13,600; Queen of Heaven Govern, past master, and John Mc this diocese a broken man in body. orphanage, $14,750; Sacred Heart Nally, vice past master. I He came to a church strong in its Aid society, $1,600; St. Clara's or The supervising committee includes Tribute Paid by Colorado U. K.K.K. Tyranny Over Indiana character and discipline, as the suc phanage, $14,000; Mt. St. Vincent’s Joe 'Wclte, Ernie Abell, George Mc cessor to an able churchman and one home, $18,000. Carthy, J. A. O’Brien, Andy Sajbel, of the most popular men in the com This is the fifth year of the Com John McGovern and Martin Wal Senate to Rev. William Ol’Ryan Milwaukee. — Picturing a sorry i Anti-Saloon league has brought its munity. munity Chest In that time, contrib ter, Jr! "If Archbishop Harty failed in any utors to charitable work through it state o f affairs politically in his home \ inevitable result,” said Mr. N i^ql- BISHOP’S APPOINTMENTS FOR Follbwlng is the tribute paid last tasks. For twenty years a member r 1 “W way to fulfil the hopes of those who have increased from 17,500 to over sute of Indiana, declaring it to be a i NOVEMBER Friday by the Senate of the Univer of the Colorado State Board o f Char for educaTion in Indiana and yet expected much in the light of his 42,000. sity of Colorado, Boulder, when it breaking down of government law, these have been as many as 300,000 previous career, it was due to his Bishop J. Henry Tihen, in an offi ' Nov. 9— Chicago, Meeting of Ex ity and Correction. One of the or presented Father William O'Ryan, Meredith Nic|iolaon, noted Hoosier men and women affiliated with the previous oVerexertion. cial letter published in last Thurs tension Society. ganizers of the Saturday-Sunday Hos author, told the Wisconsin •State Klan/ who pa raded through the streets “ But his virtues gave him a place day’s Register, called on Catholics to Nov. ‘ 10— Chicago, Meeting of LL.D., pastor of St. Leo’s church, pital association. Has been the rep- Denver, for the honorary degree Doc Teachers’ association recently that carrying fiefiery crosses and singing »n the hearts of all. Ho was a support the Chest American Board of /Catholic Missions,* rcsentative of the CathoHe Church in "the supergovernment of the Ku 'Jesus, Lover of My Soul.’ gentle nian, with a large sympathy, Nov. 13— Denver, Mexican church, tor of Divinity, \4hich was conferred all great civic movements for'a quar? Kltiz Klan 'and the intimidation of “ They believed they were 100 per and no power to resist tho pleadings PRIESTS AID REGIS ” Confirmation, 3 p. m. on* the priest in connection with the ter of a centurj'. A scholar and a law-makers and government execu cent Americans and 100 per. cent of the fallen. His strength was in the ATHLETIC FUND . Nov. 15— St, Peter’sj Fleming, semi-centennial celebration of the student of the world’s literature, de tives by the Anti-Saloon league has Christians, but they didn’t know, poor conscience o f his people. Confirmation. state university: ^ voting many years to the study of b ro u ^ f its, inevitable results.” creatures, that they were being ex “ If, then, he failed in this or that, It was announced this week that a NUv, 20— Gunnison, Dedication of Father William O’Ryan, priest of Dante. A frequent lecturer at thus Asserting that “ only America can ploited by leaders who were using he was still a high priest in whom group o f Etenver priests consider the New Church. the Church of Rome, scholar, orator. u n iv^ ity, an orator by nature, whose destroy Ainerica,” Mr. Nicholsirfi them to build up political power and God was pleased. athletic program at Regis college of Ndv. 20— Crested Butte, Confirma Educated at Maynooth university, Ire flowing sentences graced by the wit viewed the “apathy toward govern enrich themselves,” the speaker said. “ We are taking leave o f him now, subh importance for the upbuilding ot tion. land. Ordaftied priest by Cardinal of his motherland have charmed ment” aiid held that maintenance of “ There’s something senons for the and we feel indebted to him for his the enrollment at that institution that Nov. 22— K. of C. Noon Meeting of Manning in 1886. Game to Colorado numerous audiences here. An honor local units o f government (home people to ponder when United State?^ splendid virtues as priest and man. they have given more than $1,000 to 4th Degree. forty years ago immediately taking to his Ghurch, a devoted citizen of his rule) is essential to the political senatorships are being sold to the e will remember him, and the mem ward covering the deficit in the pro • Nov. 24— Meeting of ML Olivet out his citizenship papers. Became city and commonwealth, and o f hia the pastor of St. Leo’s church, Den fabric. .highest bidder and when the governor ory will make our hearth more in gram. One of their purposes was to Cemetery Association. adopted country, loved by his flock, a “ The.supergoverpment of the Klan of one state in the union « taken tensely Christian. encourage laymen to assist the pro Nov. 27— Mount Carmel Church, ver, a post he has held for thirty-five friend of the human kind, the Senate and the . intimidation of lawmakers from office and sentenced to a peni "It is hard for human nature to gram. Bishop Tihen, it was aa- Denver, 3 p. ra.. Confirmation. years. Has served the Catholic dio presents him for the honorary de and government executives by the tentiary,” Mr. Nicholson uncluded. live up to the sublimity of priesthood, nouniiijtL tauve 1250 of the fund. Nav. 29— Brighton. Confirmation. cese of Colorado in many important gree of Doctor of Diyinityi
ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION ThurgdAV. NovBiHbcr 10, 1927 Felephone. M»In 64 ^ TWO !>lSc«. 988 B«nflock 9tr«it t h e ngWVER CATHOLIC REGISTER The “Spirit of Service" Shop CEMENT WALK IS BOOSTER CLUB IN MASS SUNG FOR D a y and Night Service. Soqth 4778 GIVEN TO CHURCH The Brook# Button and 16 Years' Factory Experience »t De- SPRINGS SCHOOL l e a g u e m e m b e r s troit^Expert Repairing on All ' Makes of Cars New Books (St. Catherine’s Parish) Pleating Company Colorado Saringt.— \ S t Mary's La Junta— On Monday of this Tires and Accessories— Storage weak, a Solemn Maas of Requiem was The parish is the recipient of 1526 Vi Champa, Denver, Colo. >ooi«r vlnb is M int om n lsad by another handsome gift at the hands tb« mambert o f St. Mary'a Mae offered for tha deceased members o f Alameda and Soath Logan crad Heart laaguo of the of JVUliam McKone, who has installed Phone Champa' 1242-J school who do not.taJca part in any teveral hundred dollars’ worth of “ Deadi Comes for the Archbishop” athlatlca. Tha purpoaa of this d u b On Saturday morning, there win be a Solemn Requiem Mass for cement walk, between the school AURORA DRUG CO. by WUIa Cather, an Historical Religious Work. Is to boost tbf achMl taams and to buildings and sisters’ home. Mr. Mc RUSTS PHARMACY antertain visitinf tsems. Tha offi* the deceased members of the Altar Kone has been most generous in the Prcecriptiona a Specialty Corner 19th and California This book deals with Personages and Incidents the c m will bs aleeted at a masting to and Roeary society of the parish. Laat Sunday was Communion Sun part and the parish is greatly in ba held this waek. A Complete Drug Store We* Can Fill Your Prescription early history of the C h u rch in the Archdiocese of dayaay for tor the u Altar and Rosary society debted to him. The raruiar monthly bnsinaas moat Matthew O'Connor of 4279 Im n g Free Delivery^ While You Are at Church Santa Pe. at Saintnt Patrick’sI church, ing of SL Mary's Altar society will week was a week of special SL was buried from St. Catherine’s be held Friday afternoon. November W( Phone Aurora 237-W Absolute Pufity'’and Accuracy Every Line Is Enjoyable to the End devoiion.__ 1, and those whose other church on Monday morning at, nine, ------n , in the church auditornnu. duties permitted their attendance at o'clock. Although Mr. O’Connor had “ How ^ Use the Library" was the Price $2.50, Postpaid all t|te s
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COLLINS PARISH FIRST POW WOW c a r d PARTY NETS SEMINARY LIBRARY THE MILES & DRYER PRINTING CO. BAZAAR NOV. iS.17 IS BIG SUCCESS PARISH $216.60 IS RECLASSIFIED Over 20 Years of Satisfactory ^rvice MAUL ’ The Oldest Printing Plant in Denver SpeciaUzing in Catholic Work F«rt C olHt&— furthflwainf (S t Freocie de Sain’ Parich) ' (S t Dominic's Parish) The library o f St. Thomas’ semin ^ Established 1906 ' week i?mmtoi to bo om o f th« masl The f im nifht of the Pow Wow The ladies of the Rosary and AHar ary has been completely reclassified «&«iisoni p « n « b in ^ t»*r- ie over bat not forgotten. , The society held their monthly meeting on and .according to the 1936-3S Lawrence St. Phones; Champa 8082,8083 CARPElCARFEl & &RUG RUG Uii.* All oiRonbHtioBi uid in^ north dietriet did its vievel beat to Tuesday evening last. Mrs. Keniery, Dewey decimal system within the past dhidttiti m teyed up to tile hii^- niee ita ahare of the quota desired the 'ehairlady of the last ’ard party few months. At present the sem Y CLEANING rd pitch of .eothiBtaB to pot over by the past«(, and succeeded. The committee, submitted her report of inary library contains some four thou the bezaer which wfl1^ vwbe heldifw v onvie turkey vUAJkW/ dinner, UlltUCSk aerved «V4 vvu underlAiSUva the vi»v rokn-eawaa- financial returns from that function. sand volumes, all of which are es Drink SUNDERLAND’S Quality WORKVVORK THAT PLEA>ES hov, 15, 16 u d 17, with iu) expected agement of Mrs* iBessler, main- The net profits amounted t^$216.6’0, pecially adapted to the needs of sem rc.-ord-breaking attendance. The firat t^ned the standard of other pariah which figure ipeaks for itself and inary students. The foreign lan ORIENTAL RUGS event waa a haaefit card party held dinnera, and put the guesU in a good elicits the admiration and the grati guage department of the library con I t the achool hall Monday afternoon. mood for the rest of the evening. The tude' of all concerned. Mrs. Allen, tains approximately two thousand COFFEE J The hostesses were Meadamea Wm. layout in the hall, which can be taken Mrs.i G. J. Smith, Mrs. McAtee, Mrs. German, French, and Spanish books. CALL SUNSET 1904-W Sullivan (chairman), Klauae, Mc> apart and put up at will, was special Hanha, Mrs. Hallinan and Mrs. The library, which until February DowelL and Jackson. The -ladies of ly made for these occasions by Albert Geotte Swartz were received into the of [this year was located in the old CHAMPA 579 the -Altar society entertained the Swiener. Conceesion men who visit organization as new members. It building, is now situated on the first ladies of the parish on Wednesday ed the hall prandtmeed it one of the was decided to send letters of con floor of the new seminary building afternoon. The committee was com finset they had ever seen. dolence to Miss Genevieve Slacky where sufficient room for all present ROCK REST CLEANERS posed of the fallowing ladies: Mes- The next affair will be held on Mrs." PlatfooL and Mr. G^itrtiey owiqg ne'e^ is afforded. The librarian’s , dames 1. E. Walker, Smiley, Cogan, Saturday, Nov. 19. The kouth dis lo recent bereavements which these report, for November 1 revealed that 17 East 16th Avenue : Hyslop and McCarry. trict will be represented at this time. persons have suffered. The follow 327 rooks have been added' to the The sisters arc giving a moving pic- The turkey dinner -will be in charge ing members were appointed by the library since last June, most o f which Suits Cleaned and Pressed...... 75c : tnre Entertainment in the school of Mrs. M. McEahem. Tickets are president, Mrs. Naughton, to act .on were donated by friends of the sem ! auditorium on Thursday evening, Ladies’ Coats Cleaned...... $1 up W « Store Household 60 cents. A 'social will be held in the sick-visiting committee: Mes- inary The Ijbrary is regularly sup- Nov, 10. The film is Jackie Coogan connection with the next Pow Wow. dames Kepple, Murray, Keniery, Herr piilied with current ecclesiastical pub- Goods and Merchandise in “ Johnnie. Get Your Hair Cut,” Several new “ wrinkles” will also be and Kemme. The altar-care staff lieations and Catholic journals. DUFFY STORAGE AND which promisee to draw a la r ^ introduced for the edification of the consists at Mrs. O’Brien, Mrs. O’Neil, One of the noteworthy features of crowd. DENTIST MOVING CO. merrymakers and to add to the spirit Mrs. Neary, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. J. J. the seminary library is the complete The Knights of .Columbus had In^ of the occasion. Judge White, State Naughton and Mrs. McCloskey. The ness of its reference department. stallation o f a large clou of new Treasurer H. Fairall, and a number corps of the next card-party workers Practically one-thiEd of the volumes Dr. F. J. Claffey members at their regular meeting on of prominent men were among the (datie of party to be announced later) listed are devoted to reference works. .b HOM t 0MODUC T Wednesday evening, Nov. 9. The 915 Republic Bldg. Phone Main 1824 guests present at the last dinner. is: Miss Mulcahy, and Mesdames At the present time it numbers eight H 0U B 6:'S -IZ ; 1-5— EveiijnK. and Sundari br Appointmtnt W H IT E E O A F Knights .are..’ showing great activity Perhaps the liveliest and most in Kemme, Lardner, Leef, Lavoie, Lavin, complete sets of encyclopedias on its and the new officers are working teresting gathe:^g in connection with Lucy, Miller, Murray, Mumford and accession list. Although a good FLOUR strenuously to have every eligible the Pow Wow will be the costume Momhan. majority of the books are devoted to Foir.ous For Its High Otuilitv Catholic man in the parish join the party for the children on Friday, Nov. The pariah welcomes as compara theology, philosophy, history, and re organization. Special credit has to We Make You Look Nice and Neat in 1 EXCELSIOR FLOUR MILLS 18. Prizes for the different cos tive newcomers the. Peters family ligious biography, the literature and be given to Messrs. Hale and Miller tumes will be given at this time. of Bryant street, and tha Reardon fiction department is well represent ■ Denver Cctlo. PliOitfcM. itiO for their excellent work along those Your Old Clothes Awards will also be made for the family of West 33rd avenue, and re ed and during the past six mon^ia the lines. prize-winning essays. The children grets the departure from the parish number of these works has almost a . A large attendance at the inaug are working hard to do their bit. of Mrs. Girard and the Leef family. doubled. uration of the Holy Niame society on The premium campaign is progress GRANT TAILORS . Sunday afternoon testified to the Every morning during the month J A card index system has been in ing very nicely and promises to put of November, Holy Mass is being,said troduced since September and this In Our New Location 330 East Colfauc ^ e a t interest, shown in the inception the Pow Wow over the top. Many of this new organization. The spirit for those whose names were received makes the library complete in prac ual director. Father La Jennesse, in are, buying their cards outright in in connection with the offering on the tically every feature. Strict rules are view of the splendid premiums re ducted about 50 new members, and Feast of All Souls. adhered to in the 'withdrawal of THE JOHN A. ’MARTIN DRUG CO. York 6610 gave an inspiring address on the great ceived in return. These articles can Dorothy J ^ n Horan, daughter of banks, which may be withdrawn' for spiritual benefits which will be re be seen at the rectoiy. Mr.Und Mrs. Daniel Horan of River periods of two weeks. Corner Fifteenth end Curtis, Charles Building ceived by the members if they live Speakers at the high school during Dr^e avenue, was baptized last Sun Several rare volumes arc included up to the regulations. The general educational week were John H. Red- day afternoon. in the library, among which is a set Reliable Drugs and Family Medicines Communion this Sunday will be an din, K. S. G., who spoke on “ The The Rev. Hyacinth Couture, O.P., of “ Hutton’s Reports” published in Dependable Prescription Service Telephone Main 1900 Saturday, Sunday, Monday, historical event in the parish, wl^n Constitution j” Dr. Rothwell, repre from the Dominican province of London in 1682, which contain ac November 12, 13, 14 the society will march from the school senting the Metropolitan *Life Insur Montreal, Can., concluded the retreat cording to the front-piece “The Re and receive in a body. ance Co., who^rave a health talL he, had been conducting for the sis- ports of that'Reverend and Learned “METROPOLIS” A very edifying event on Sunday “ Education in Health Is Good Civic i ers in charge at the Mullen home on Judge, Sir Richard Hutton, Knight— morning was the reception of Holy Training,” and Capt. Benjamin Lowry, Monday morning of this week. He Containing many resolutions and V U. S. A ^ le r y corps, who spoke on points of law in the several reigns raON ES ♦ - Communion by the ladies o f the Altar left Tuesday for Kansas City. -Tuesday and Wednesday, Society as an urganizatioiu There “ Patriotism, Sympathetic Understand Owing to the fact that a large num of King James and King Charles.” MAIN ing Is the Basis o f Americanism." November 15 and. 16 was a very good attendance. For the ber of parishioners wished to. attend Money for, the purchase of new 4280.4281 first time this energetic society re The Young Ladies’ sodality, at the the cemetery services at Mt. Olivet books is realized through donations Norma Shearer and ceived in a body. meeting Monday night, planned to- on last Sunday afternoon, the mem 'and the sale of old newspapers which ’ Mwrence Gray in The Rev. Francis Walsh, 'of St. iconcentrate its efforts for the next bers of the Third Order of SL Domi are collected and sold by the librari Vincent’s parish, Denver, and the month on obtaining new members. nic did not meet. The next meeting ans. LAUNDRY& “ AFTER MIDNIGHT” following sisters visited Fort Collins These members wQl be the guests of will take place at three o'clock Sun on All Saints’ day: Sister Mary Nor- the sodality at the annual banquet on day, December 4. 2S06-2S2C COBTU ST. Dec. 8. Miss Mary Schreiner was ap Place of Holding Thursday and Friday, bert. Sister De Paza. Sister Urban of E. T, Spam, the shoe man, has re WB USE ARTESIAN WAT18S Loretta Heights, ana Sister Loretina, pointed chairman of the banquet com November, 17 and 18 mittee. The individual members each opened for. business on West 25th Festival Changed of the Blessed Sacrament parish. avenue, near Eliot street. Mr. Spam Thomas Meighan They were entertained at luncheon promised to bring in at least one new was formerly in the same business (St. Rose of Lima’s Parish) by Mrs. Wm. Walker, 426 Laporte I member. Members of the sodality will go to across the street from his present lo Thc'Valverde harvest festival to be “WE’RE ALL GAMBLERS" Ave., who is Sister Mary Norbert’s cation. held Thursday, Friday and Saturday, mother. Sullivan Tuesday night to hold a shower for one of their former mem Miss Helen Regan, a student in the Nov. 17,18 and 19, under auspices of NAST STUDIO bers, Miss Louise Wilhelm, now Mrs. Mercy hospital training school for the S t Rose of LimA Parish associa tion will take place not at the parish ST. MARY’S PLANS J. Kelbert.' nutses, recently visited her brother, ‘ PHOTOGRAPHS The Rev. HuglvMcMenamin. rector the Reverend J. J. Regan, at the p«x- hall, as previously announced, but at Xangfield’s hall, 1300 West Alameda Special Discount Rates to First Communicants and Graduates HOME-COMING DAY I of the Cathedral, addressed the Par- isb rectory. Ave., on the main highway through ------i ent-Teachers' association on V^ednes- Sunday, the 13ih, will be the regu WE SPECIALIZE IN GROUPS ( October and November Happenings day afternoon. Valverde. Through the courtesy of 827 16th Street— Corner of Champa lar monthly Communion day for the the firm of D. C. Langfield & Son, at St. Mary’s Academy) ■ The ^leslan Social club is holding HoJy Name society. The usual meet On Sunday aitemoon, November | an Armistice eVe social on Thurs the site oL the former department ing of the members will be held on store has been secured and the new 18, a large gathering of St. Mary’s day evening. Monday evening, November 14, in the festival hall provides floor space for alumnae is expected^ in reegonse to The Holy Name society will receive ebirch basement.,' On this latter oc a much larger gathering. The com- COUNTRY CLUB CLEANERS AND DYERS Communion in a bod^ at the 7:30 casion, under the direction of Michael rtiittees working on the affair report tp a “home-coming" of the former Mass Sunday. Timmons, a program will be present I CLEANING— DYEING—REPAIRING -aduates of Ihe'old and the new St. much enthusiasm, both on the part of Lucy E. Cluess. Prop. ' Mrs. G. H. Hatchard and Mrs. H. ed. On Thursday, Nov, 18, the Holy parishioners and friends of the parish. II It Looks Like New— We Did If. The Doctor says you need a surgical ary*s. A. Vaile of Pasadena, Calif., were re Name society is to give a mammoth The Valverde Community church has 1115 East 4th Avenue Phones: South 2400— South 5446-J cent guests of Mrs. H. F. Prender- operation On the last Sunday of October, the tuifk^ party. Several turkeys will dciided to run a simikr undertaking annual meeting of the DenveE branchij^gast, 169 'W. Maple AVe._ The ladies be; given away ffee. There will be in ojiposition to St. d o s e ’s, on the of the Mission crusade was held at are all girlhood friends, having lived no admission charges. From the en same nights, butrthis has only served St. Mary’s academy. A large' at in the same town in the East for thusiasm already expressed the soci to move the little crowd o f Catholics tendance filled the academy audito many years. The reunion was most ety looks for a very large attendance in Valverde to greater efforts. enjoyable. rium. An eloquent address was at[ttis important parish affair. In addition to a musical program given by Rev. Gregory Smith, direct Mary Theresa Woodman celebrated The parish acknowledges with and the booths and country store, BLANKETS AND AUTO ROBES or of the Colorado division of the her 13th birthday Monday evening, thanks the donation of two card there will be special features eadi Mission crusade. Rev. Father 0 '- Oct. 31. Twenty-five boys and girls tables by Mrs. Peters. evening. On Thursday, November Shaughnessy, SJ., of Regis college, and eight adults were her guests. The The men leaders in Holy Name boy 17, a harvest dinner will be servpd Washed and Guaranteed Not to SHRINK entire bouse was decorated in Hallov;- was also on the platform. work met at St. Dominic’s last. Friday from 5 to 8 p. m., by St. Rose’s Altar Numerous social affairs, to accum e’en colors— black cats, witches and evening, and were^ entertamed J»y and Rosary society; a turkey party Special Attention to^Parcel Post Orders ulate funds for the foreign missions,! pumpkins were numerous. All sorts some of theL parish uboys. A . rfounda J- Friday Evening, from of games were enjoyed, but the prin were g^iven by the academy students tion fund Vr-as provided in order that 8 to 10:30: and the main prizes wili cipal feature of entertainment v^as a during the preceding days. the organization might have equip- be awarded and an auction sale held Hallowe’en cdlebrations were mer social. Refreshments were served; mfnt on hand to take care of the many on Saturday night. Colorado Lace Curtain Cleanmg Co. ry affairs among the pupils during all had a good time. The charming boys still waiting for uniforms, manu-i hostess was the recipient of many the first week of November. Seniors, alt, etc. These monthly m eeting of A chance to get $50 in gold at the beautiful gifts. Uninvited guests en 4100 Federal Blvd. Phones: Gal. 1000 and Gal. 2800 juniors, sophomores and freshmen, as the men from the several parishes Fall Festival, St. John’s school hall, well as pupils of all the grammar tertainCd themselves at the back door having the Boy cadets go a long way Nov. 19. grades, held parties in parlors, dining by gaining entrance to the larder and towards better organization, and rooms, class rooms,, etc., amid some stealing five good home-made cakes, outline a program to be followed^at Hospital beautiful, some fantastic decorations including the birthday cake with 13 the ensuing boy meeting. all apropos of the festive occasion. candles. Tkey will not. forget Hal The sodality entertained at St. lowe’en ! Then the first Friday came to Anthony’s hospital last Monday eve Because you know they are complete ASiother daughter of Mr. and Mrs. mt its holy quiet on the late revel- ning, assisted by members o f the Now at the American ly equipped to care for you there. Woodman, “ Bettie,” celebrated her Aquinas club. Several of the Path-' ngs. Devout young heads were seventh. birthday Nov. 1. Eighteen bowed in adoration, all day long, be ers, the sisters and members o f the of her little girl friends from her Nurses’ sodality enjoyed the program. fore the flower-laden altar, whereon grade enjoyed the afternoon. Games the Blessed Sacrament yras exposfed. $ were jdayed and prizes were awarded Father Mulvale, S t Mary’s chaplain, Father Donnelly was fortunate in ARVADA BAZAAR closed the hours of devotion with 1 having a birthday on the same, date, Benediction of the Blessed Sacra so he was invited to share in the TO BE HELD NOV. 19 ment. feast. Little Bettie is one, of his On Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 8, brightest mathematicians. (Shrine of St. Anne* Arvada) through the kind influence of the Joseph Kitt celebrated his eightieth Saturday Nov. 19j is the date set' priest-friends of St Mary’s, the won birthday last Sunday with a reunion for the annual bazaar and chicken derful screen production of “ Ben of his family. He is bale and hearty dinner to be given by the Ladies’ Aia Hur” was given for the. religions of and enjdyed the day immensely. On for the benefit of the Shrine of S% the city, in the auditorium o f the Tuesday he was entertained by the Anne. Reparations are about com. academy. -The sisters, who enjoyed G. A. R. at its club rooms, where he .plete and it is expected that a large the rare treat, expressed, unanimous was presented with a huge basket" of number of visitors will be present. ly, their appreciation of what all roses. The chicken dinner will be served termed “ a magnificent portrayal of from 5 until 8 o’clock and will b e ! Lew Wallace’s ^eat story.” folly up to the high standard o f form ALUMNI TO HONOR er occasions of fhis kind. Many use XADIES TO SERVE ful and valuable presents will be for J DEAD ON SUNDAY sale andrthoee who attend will find a TURKEY DINNER cordial welcome and an enjoyable' Former students o f the Jesuit evening awaiting them. Tickets are high'School on Lawrence street will 60 cents. * ; (Blessed Sacri'ment Parish) gather at Sacr^ Heart church Sun The ladies of the Altar and Rosary : Beginning this Sunday and until, day morning, Nov. 13, to receive further, notice, the hours for the Sun-' society of the parish will serve their Holy Communion in behalf of their annual turkey dinner on Thurs^y. day Masses will be 8:30 and 11 departed schOol-mates. The memori o’clock. evening, Nov. 17, from 5:30 to 7 al Communion, which takes place an o’clock. The ladies from year to year nually on the second Sunday in No find it necessaw to prepare for larg vember, was instituted by the alumni, Sunday’s Program er numbers. Their policy of serving at the suggestion of Father Charles well prepared food makes it impera McDonnell, two years ago. Former for Radio Church tive for them to make provisions for Communions have been h^d at Loy the increasing numbers. They’prom- ola, but this year’s will take place at The program of the Catholic Radio ise a most pleasant evening to d l old Sacred Heart church, which the society, to be broadcast from St. Vin who attend. alumni attended throughout their cent's-church through ^taition KFEL, Mrs. W. C. Weldon was operated ^hool days. The alumni Mass vdll is as follows: on Monday evening at St. Joseph’s take place at 8:30; a picked choir Morning, 10 o’clock— Hymn, “ Lead hospital. Thq operation was success from the alumni roster will render Kindly Light;" Scripture reading; ful and a speedy recovery is antici selections, and Father McDonnell, sermon, “ Thy Faith Has Made Thee pated. I who/ has been so closely identified ■Whole;!’ redtation of the Creed; The ladies of-the Altar and Rosary with every activity of the association, hymn, duet, “ Panis Angelicos;” inr society will meet.in the parish house will deliver the sermon. , Pews will etruction, “ The Sacrifice of the New on Friday, Nov. 11. The meetibg be reserved for the alumni members Law.” will be preceded by Benedidtion of at this special Maas. Afternoon, 4:30 o’clock-r-Hymti", the Most Blessed Sacrament at 2:30. "C or Dulce, Cor Amodile;” question A High Mass of Requiem was sung SCHOOL DEDICATED hox; conCTeMtional hymn, “ To Jesus Mail. Orders Filled at Advertised Price on Monday for the repose of the San Diego, Calif.— ^The beautiful Ileart All Burning;” lecture, “ Sup- souls recommended on Afi Souls’ day. new school of the parish o f our Lady posed Objection to Belief in God;’’ Mrs. Callette Evans is a guest at of the Sacred Heart was solemnly hymn, "Ave Marls Stella;” Benedict the home of her sister, Mrs. Joseph dedicated with the most impressive tion hf the Blessed Sacrament. American Funuture Company Rihn. ceremony ever witnessed in San Diego, in the last week of October. Golden'f pariih «ocUl at Goldea Service, Value SrXTEBNTH AT LA WRENCH Convenient Terma Bishop Cantwell o f Los Angeles of 'Opera House, Thursday, Novenber and Satisfaction Without Interest ficiated. 10.
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SISTER BENITA JOHN H. LEONARD^ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Mrs. M. J. OTallon Gives Report DIES IN PUEBLO DIE? IN HOLLY I ■ I Holly.— John Hugh Leonard, for Pueblo—SisUr Benlta, for the, 'A Special on Thit Question and thirteen years a member of St. Jos of Catholic Women's Convention st fourteen years connected triih Mary's hospital, died last w eph’s parish. H olly,^ ed at his home Answer Should Have at the Model dairy Thursday, Oct 27. after an illness of close to two V' The following report of the recent informatioa from dasultpry rMding^ Th® funeral was hela the following N.C.C.W. convention in Washington and they are often at a loss how to The funeral was held from St. Mar; a Meani^ for You Monday morning at St. W right’s was given by Mrs. M. J, O’Fallon at get the most out at such reading, and chapel. Tho Rev, T- Fitzgerald sai toe Requiem High Mass. Sev^al church. Following the Mu b * Father Why an4 in yrhut mtnnir w Hortn a meeting here; that is where study club work helps. Grohman preached a sboft sermon. ‘ pi, he said, will devolve upon local priests were in the » n c ^ r y , Service of mote than ordinary worth Before I say anything about the Interment was in the Holly cemetery ( these lew will lead in dis- The remains were interred in the sls- to those In sorrow'? The answer i« seventh annual convention of the Na with local Knights of Columbus act read papers, instruct the tera’ lot at Roselawn. comparatively ^mple. tional Council of Catholic Women, I us:ssion: . . ing as pall bearers. Mr. X A J n ^ ers, encourage debate. Those not Health We anthripata every wish in the li||ht will again tall you that N.C.C.W. Is ifh L. S. Giaaier of Superior, ’Wiscon was the first grand knight o f the part of ths National Catholic Wel so competont will become gradually of long professional experience, and sin, ia vialtlng with his brother, Bert Holly council and was always promi can therefore assume, burdens which fare Conference under the direction letter Infermed and get more con Glaider af Pueblo. The brothers had of the Bishops of tho Uniteo States, fidence and in titne irill give confi nent in pariah affairs. He was one .wrould otherwise rest upon the patron not met for 46 years.. Patrick Keyes, of the trutt'jes o f the churcK He is, at an addfd burden. and is recommended by tho Holy dence to others. a retired engineer, who worked with Father who says, "It is not only use Survived by his widow, Mrs. Katherine ■ Underwear The P.-T. A. conference and that on L. Glasier thirty years in Wisconsin, ful, but necessary." Leonard, and three sons, Edward J. ■ligious vocational schools were at was the means o f getting the brothers and Joseph B. o f Deqvet and Cleqjent Service Within the Means of All Its objecta are: To serve as a tended by Mr. Weldon and Mrs, Mon together for a family reunion. medium through which the Catholic of Holly. Mr. Leonard came* to this aghan, whp will tell you about them Andy Miller, Cripple Creek, Colo., women of the country may speak and conunuqity from Denver, and during ater. I think the Glrla* Welfare con was operated on last week at St. act as a unit in all matters of public his stay here made many friends ■who ference was one of the best attended, Mary’s hospital. » 5 . l > . interest, and to stimulate and en are sincerely sorry at his death. He also the work of the Big Sisters, and Thursday, all day and evening, the had been ifi poor hetlth for four years r courage the work o f existing organ it seems to me that Chicago was able isations. new K. of C. home is turned over to ^nd his patience and fortitude were to tell th^most aboutthe work there. the Catholic ladies of Pueblo, whether .a source of. edification to all who TKe HealtH Underwear As a Catholic convention should, In that cHy they are going to build It opened with Pontifical High die ladies have relatives members or knew him. 1400,000 clubhouse, large enough not. The new idea o f the house com The prayers of the congregation with the all-wool label. in the Shrine of the Blessed Virgin, to accommodate 1,000 women; it and Monsignor McKenna is a royal mittee worked out fine last Thurs were offered recently fo r the repose will have!a swimming pool, gymnas day. The ladies of Pueblo are tak- of the soul o f Mrs. Elizabeth Hanson, host. Mass was offered by his Ex ium, private dining room, and a small The quality of Wright's Hsslth cellency ^ e Papal Delegate, and I In ; a Heen interest in bowling, bil a former member of this parish, who hospital. Also a $1,000,000 home fos. liards and pool, and gyra classes will died Oct. >6 in Milwaukie, Oregon. Underwear Ras satisfied hun was happy to see one of our priests girls is bring built in Detroit by the present, (our own Father O’Dwyer). be organized in the near future. The Mrs, Hanson had been a member of dreds of thousands o f men in Catholic fWomem’s league. It ■will officers and house committee are to this pariah from its very beginning An eloquent sermon was preached by open January 1 free of debt Eve^ the United States for more than Bishop McAuUffe of Hartford, and be complimented on the new move until last yer, when she moved to the forty years, Wright garments woman in Detroit contributed to it. ment. It is their idea to make the home of her dau^ter, Mrs. C. C. was a splendid tribute to woman, It will aeporamodate 260 and will re- home a Catholic community center. Starbuck of Brighton. Mrs. Hanson fit the body comfortably, be tho woman who has modeled her life [Utre $100,000 a year to maintain it. The K.‘ of C. home is the ladies' everj’ had many friends in and near Holly. cause they are knitted on on that of the Blessed Mother of t will take care of older girls and Thursday. / J. Arthur Hanson and his sisters, improved knitting machines, Jesus, from the early martyrs, down transient! until they have found em through the years to the Little Flow Jack' Tromer left Sunday for Mrs. Mary Peterson and Mrs. C. C. which produce garraents#o£ ployment and will furnish a training Starbuck, were in Holly Tuesday and er 01 our own times; It was a tribute school for every girl to equip her Canon j City, where he entered the great elasticity. to the countless women who have de Abbey school. Wednesday of last week on business. for positions that pay more than $16 Mrs. Remus Oman is very ill at voted their lives to children, to char a week. Milwaukee has four houses ity, and to country, and who have their difficulties and their problems. her home south of Holly, and Mrs. You insure your life— why not for girls. This is altogether most en Henry Indyke "of Millwood is also performed a large share of the labor couraging but my own opinion, gath It is a'free and open discussion end your health? } quite ill, * Blue Front Shoe Repair Co. of which civiliz^on is the product; ered from the conference, is that we one learns much- Raising money for (Aa a speaker said afterwards: it Father Grohman and his sister, will have to depend a good deal on the Diocesan council work is just as Sizes 84 to 46 Our Quality of Shoe Repairing Doublei the Life was 4 Rosary of the Virtues of Wom much a problem as raising it for the Miss Prances, spept last week in of a Pair of Shoe* anil Mean* Real Ecoivomy our prleets, our nuns, and trained Denver, returning Friday. Extra sizes to 54 at slight addi and Comfort. Reaionable Price*. an). workers. National office, so when the Denver 1B2S CurtU St. Champa 3S01 In^he afternoon, tea was served shop ie mentioned we are besieged Miss Mary Gavegan, Edward J. tional cost. by the ladies of Washlnrton at the Just as I said before, it is impos Leonard and Mr. and Mrs. J. B, Leon sible for one, no matter how earnest by inquiries from every side. Macaluso BroV^ Natienal School ^ r Social Service There is no elbowing for place or ard* came here to attend the J. H. and was a very enjoyable affair. The she is, to attend all the conferences Leonard funeral. ■ Hiss Gavegan ia a and it requires a trained mind to get position and very often the director National School for Social Service elected is a surprised woman. The sister of Mrs. Leopard. is under the direct care of the Coun the most out o f the addresses or Mrs. Evelyn Haskins rec*ntly re lectures as yon might call them. nominating committee works with MOVING PACKING cil of Catholic Women. If it con care, and tries to get the very best turned from a several weeks’ stay in tinues, it is to their everlasting They -will be published in the News Colorado Springs at the home of her Letter and I would ask the president and highest material available. When credit; if it fails, for the sake of a one realizes that 75 per cent of these sister.* I few paltry dollars, it is a disgrace.' of each organization to give it her o g a n . earnest attention; they sounded a high women leave their homes, pay their H«ad-to-Fo«t Ottlfitlars for It ranks ^ o n g s t the foremost of its own expenses, give thfir time, (and DRAMATIC CLUB E kind in the Unhited States, and its note and are worth study. The elec Man and Boys tion o f directors and the passage of a hard, strenuous time it is), lor four graduates hold high positions,' not days that they may be better in APPEARS NOV. 21 37“ Sr only: in this country but in Europe. resolutions which you have already Cor. Larimer and 23rd St«. STOEAGE MARION 2134 SHIPPING seen in Tho Catholic Register, oc formed on the problems confronting ■Today, social work is a profession us, and better able to do the work and as Bishop Schrembs so eloquent cupied the last afternoon and it was (St. Elizabeth's Parish) with real regret the delegates'learned given to us to do by the Bishops of The Jefferson Dramatic club will ly expressed it—aocial workers have Mysterious Let- to be trained to meet every require that it was Mrs. Mullen’s last daj^ in our respective dioceses, one must feel stage the play, “ The i CASCADE LAUNDRY COMPANY ment of human life; they have to the chair. She had given five years that the women present are of a fine ter, on Monday evening, evei November Pf type. The high note of the conven- 21. for the benefit of deal with souls, as well as bodies of earnest effort to the council, two type. the church and BRANCH OFFICES tion, from Bishop McAuliffe’a sermon school. Past performances prove 1642 Tremont— 526 18lh St.— 1945 Broadway— 423 E. I7lh Ava. their obligations are many; they enter of them as president, and she had Hemstitching^ 5c .Yard into the sacredness of the family life endeared herself to all by her down to the Papal Delegate’s address, that the Dramatic club has been very Neatly Done 1133 17th Street was that Catholic women must ever successful in presenting mystery so they have ■to be woU informed earnest and gracious manner. Real Button Eolea~-Low Prizes CtaTtr'* Mott Froareative Lmndry— Where Your'P*tton«fe le Apprecute4- be on guard against the pagan cui- plays, and, judging from the faithful Most Reasonable Prices in the City, 1847-49 Market St„ Main 8052 and well instructed. A good heart In the evening a banquet was Pleating and Covered Buttons . and responsive mind are not enough. served in the ballroom and we were tomi ol; today—divorce, birth control, rehearsals which arc being held night 1 A well-meaning person may make honored fay having as guests the immodest dress, vu ln r dances, bad ly, the actors are determined to make New York Pleating db Button " many mistakes so training is neces Papal Delegate. His Excellency, Most books, and immoral plays. That they this a record success. All tickets are Company sary. If every Catholic woman in Rev. Pietro Fumasoni-Biondi, nis sec should be acquainted with legislative 60 cents, and can be had at the mon Main 7992 1523 Stoat the country would contribute $1, the retary, Monslgnor Leech. Bishop measures that are destructive to. the astery or from the school children. BARNETT FUEL COMPANY school would be on a firm footing. It Shahan from the university, and nation; that they should so conduct The members of the Senior Holy themselves like the Christians of old INSURE YOURSELF OF COMFORT AND REAL HEAT is not much to ask "when women of Bishop MeAuIiffe, besides many Name society will assemble in the other organiza'tlons contribute by the Reverend Doctors and Monsi^ori, that the outsiders may say. Catholic | school basement, after devotions on women show by their faces their pur- ‘ million. also many guests from Central and Friday evening to hold their monthly Try a Ton of Satanic Lump Nut Coal In tho afternoon also we had South American embassies. The ity and modesty, and have for their meeting. Sunddy morning at the 8 drive about Washington, which is one toartmisiress was Mrs. Mattingly model the Blessed 'Virgin, the Mother o’clock Mass, they will receive Com BITUMINOUS All Heal— No Soot— No Clinkers— No Ashes of the most beautiful cities in the from Cleveland, a graduate of Trin of God. munion in a body.’^ojrether with tbfs% The efficient force of the National world. I would advise every one who ity .college, and one could not help members of the Junior Holy Name Phone Main 5220-1-2-3 18th Ave. at Sherman St. office is ever ready to help the COAL can to •vieit St In the evening, in wishing that more of the Trinity society, women, not alone of this country, but the spacious ballroom of the May graduates would take an interest in A card party for the benefit of St. from of Europe and Canada, with compe flower, we had an address of "wel CathoKc council affairs. Clara’s orphanage will be given in the / come” from Monsignor Thomas, and tent advice and help.' Miss Regan ie school haill on Wednesday W ■ ■ evening. “ lecture” from Dr. Guilday of The Mcakers were: Michael Wil an indefatigable worker. Her aseiit- November 16. Tickets are 36 cents. WYOMING the Catholic university, learned and liams of tho Commonweal, who re ants: Miss Lynch, Mias Troy, and 1 sponded to the toast, “ Our Holy scholarly, who said that history is Miss Wilson, Pr. Nicholson, are ever —ra. hot, clean fuel, An Education not only interested in facts, but in Father” ; Charles Phillips from the ready to help with organization GOLDEN SOCIETY the stability of the family. Liberty, Notre Dame university, who respond One ^hibit in the National office moderately priced— equality, justice, are being violated ed to the toast, "Our Country” ; Mrs. that is interesting is a map of the HOLDS MEETING Means Independence today, and he said all that is good in Bach of- Milwaukee, "Our Homes;” battlefields of France showing the American life goes back to the mid Dr. Katherine Bregy of Philadelphia, burial place of our Cathblic soldiers St. Joseph’s Church, Golden.— The It Has for Others. It Will for You. dle ages. "Our Literature’” ; Dr. O'Lalya, marker by pint red and yellow; the Altar society held a very delightful $9.50 a Tor. On Monday, the delegates attended "South American Neighbors.” Each ones with yellow have been blessed business and social meeting at the INQUIRE TODAY— ENROLL TOMORROW Mass in St. Matthew’s church, and one was a delight, and a joy, and I by a priest sent over by the confer home, of Miss Margaret Banham of received Holy Communion in a body, wish T could tell you word for word ence, and ti'e red ones are the ones XVheatridge. Father Moran addressed which was inspiring. ^Opposite SL what each one said. Finally, the recently fou d and will be blessed by the meeting. ! Matthew’s church is the monument Papal Delegate spoke in easy Eng an American iiriest as soon as pos Oscar Vogel and Miss Mary luahon Tbe Rio Grande erected by the Ladies’ AuxUiary, A. lish and told the women that he was sible. of Denver were married in Golden O.H., in memory of the nuns of the glard to know they wore enrolled I hope I have given you- a picture last Saturday morning by Father J. Fuel Company MOLER COLLEGE battlefleld. under the banner of Our Lady p f of what the National Council of P, Moran. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mil Good Counsel, that they must proteet ler attended the couple. J. V. MOLER, Manager Business sessions opened, and from Catholic Women really is. Every Secood and Santa Fe then until Wednesday evening I the attempts to paganise marriage, to Catholic woman in the United States T. J. Cunningham o f Denver is vis would say it was three days oi in rob tho children of their religious united in one large body doing the iting at the home of his daughter, South 56 Barbering and Beauty Culture tensive grudy; lectures and confer education, and he urged the women work that our Bishops want us to do, Mrs. T. G. Garrison, ences occupied every minute of the not to work separately but as one to and giving a helping hand wherever The Columbine club holds its social 1229 17th Street Phone Champa 4759 time, and it was a regret that one accomplish this purpose. a ^issiiest asks for our assistance, at the opera house . on Thursj could not attend two conferences at He 4ras listened to with Interest he delegates were received by oiI this week.evening once. and when he gave us his blessing President Coolidge on Wednesday Bishop Schrembs, under whose wise every .one was profoundly moved, and afternoon. , A ^ance to get $50 in gold at the PATRONI^ OUR ADVERTISERS Hours: 9 to 12; 1 to 6, Phone Main 8437 guidance the council has grown and then tve all sang “ Holy God We Hie next convention will be held in Fall Fastival, St. John’s ichool. hall, THEY ARE RELIABLE Residence Phone, York 2888 increased until, at its seventh year, Praise Thy Name” and “ The Star Cleveland. ♦ N ot. 19. ' it is a husl^ growing child, was the Spangled Banner." TTie directors speaker. By his fatherly advice, had the great pleasure o f visiting DR. J. J. O’NEIL, DENTIST praising when praise is deserved and the delegate in his home on the night softening the reproof if reproof be of the banquet and of receiving nis Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Sts. needed, at all times pointing out the blessing individually. He is verV value of woman's work ana the help pleasaht and we liked him very much. that organized women can be to their At a meeting of the directors Miss parish priest, he has endeared himself HawtU, a small woman, almost Vic to the council and they try to re torian, like a piece of old china but Thanksgivingf member his parting wor
ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION DRAMATIC CLUB TO HARRINGTON COAL CO, CARNIVAL NOV. 17 IWoimuf* D<»th THEATER BENEFIT THE ANDERSON- IN CANON CITY Recalls Greeley ON NOVEMBER 21 GIVE PLAY NOV. 21 LEADING BRANDS OF GOOD COAL A B C DIRECTORY Prices Right— Prompt Delivery Church's History (Sacred Heart-Loyola Parish) (St. Joseph's Parish) ■ ^non Cite.—The Yoanf Ladiea* The frolic ei^oyed by the Dramatic 700 W. Bayaud Phone Sll« aodality o f S t Michael'i church U The annual theater party, held Main Office, 86th and Walnut A VALON CAFE— Eat Here When Not At Home Grealay.T-St. Patar’s church’s span under the auspices of the Loyola Aid club was one of genuine Hallowe'en planninc a carnival to be held in the Phone Main 866-366 , TRY OUR S5-CENT SPECIAL school nail on the sveninf o^Nov. 17. of life in Gwelsy was marked to the sociaty for the benefit of the domes spirit.'F u n and froljc were the There will be refreshment stands, present time by the death of Wlni- tic science department at Sacred dominating elements of the night. Our Motto b S«rvieB and CleanlineM 611 Fottrttnti> Strtei That the club has aJhre entertain candy booths, a fish pond, grab bag, frad CDonaenm Portland, Ore., Nov. Heart high school, will take' place at 1. it was r«N*ealed at the funeral ser ment committee this frolic certainly pircel post booth and several other the Denham theaUr on "Monday evei. D ILLY VANS' MEAT MARKET— 820 Sauta Fe Drive vices held in Greeley Monday. Miss proved. With the exception o f two p j p B I kinds 01 booths for the enJobjTnent of nlng. Nov. 21. The Denham par^ O'Donnell was the first child to he unavoidable absentees, every member Trunka Connection With Pifirgly Wiggly. Union Shop the people who will attend. A five- needs no explanation.. It has been in of the club waa present How the 16 Ounces to the Pound.______Phone South, 6968 piece orchestra will furnish music baptised by. a priest who paid Mass in vogue f o f the past five yesrt, and on Stored, SOc Greeley. each successive date has registered. A imaginations of that Committee must throughout the evening. The various have worked'to concoct the events-of D LUE PRINTING, Photostats, D’w’g Materials. committees appointed are as follows: The story of Miss O’Donnell's life higher' degree of success. Aside Duffy Storage A Moving Co. and the life the church shows that from the worthy cause It, promotes, toe evening! The wonder 'now is can' ISth and WattoB StrMta Parcel post booth, Rowena Rush and toe next committee repeat? At the Colorado Blue Print Paper & Supply Co. Leona Hollister; fish pond, Irene at the Invitatiofa of - Anna and Mar the Denham patty is a real parish I garet Flyn>i, employes of James Free social activity. Residents from every meeting o f November 1, the .names Rouse and Magdellnc Anna; candy o f ten new applicants were read. Main 7218 1340 Glenann Place and publicity, Dorothy Sterling, Elsie man, a Greeley attorney, Father La section of the parieh gather at the Their applications will be voted npon- Bower and Katherine Hammond; Paige of Pdrt Collins came to Gree theater on that occasion and the vari Vorbeck Motor Co. DROWN, THE HATTER ley in May, 1883, to hold the first ous parish organizations turn out en at the meeUng of November 15. The decorating, Dorothy Riggs, Anna Gog- list o f applicants •will be. sent to each gin and Virginia Jansen: country Mass. Mr. Freeman, who wai not a masse for the affeif. Three or four ^ HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED, $1 Catholic, offered his home at 1202 individual members of the congrega-^ member previous to the next meeting store, Eloise Meade, Mary Ann Smith that all'may use judgment in voting Seventh avenus for the service. tion have taken boxes. The various Work Called for and Delivered and Marie Prescott grab bag, Mary these.members into the club'for tts. tVt Four grown persona and two in sodalities as well as the alumni asso- Murphy, Lucy Powers and Lorraine extennon 'and bettorment. The inl- Phone Champa 92S4-J______• 713 18th Street fants attended tills first service held .elation will likewise be represented in Schmitt; refreshments, Pauline Jan tiaticn team is now formed and Is Phone Aurora 2 in Graeley. They were the Flynn the boxes. The ticket sale has been sen, V i^ n ia Jansen, Justina Anna, hard at work getting ready for the » pHAMBERLAIN METAL WEATHER STRIP . - sisters, Mrs. John O’ Donnell and her splendid, though a few choice seats Catherine Roach; doll booth, Maude initiation of the new member* with daughter, Winifred; and a Mrs. Per- are still unsold. Tickets can be se Standard for 83-Years Hollister and Ann Goggin. in a few weeks. ahto and her infant son; William. At cured from members o f the Loyola THE A. W. CLARK | 1112 Esst 18th Ave. Phone York 438 G. G. Ghumway, who hhs been con the conclusion of the Mass Winifred Requiem Mass for Mrs. Margaret DRUG COMPANY | nected with the Motormart in Pueblo Aid society or through the rectory. Bums, ■who died Friday after a lin- ,1 ■ was baptised by Father La Paigp> for several years, will open the Shum- The Loyola Ladies’ sodality will re ring illness, was said on Monday at Corner Eighth Avonne and Q HRISTMAS CARDS— With or Without PLATE WORK Further history shows that Father sume its regular schedule of card par f way Buick sales and service agency in La Paige built the first Catholic chap o’clock by Fr. Kenny. Rev, Fr. Santa Fe Drivo Canon City the first part of the ties, beginning Wednesday evening, Brucker, S. J., preached the sermon. Phone South 114 ^ Beautiful Assortment— AU Prices el in Greeley in 1884. The building Nov. 16. These parties were held month. Mr. and Mrs. Snuroway will was located at Sixth street and Interment Mt. Olivet cemetery. EVERYTHING IN DRUGS ALICE E. JONES move to Canon City this week. throughout the entire season last Caroline Baker, daughter of Mr. 0-— — — > 1661 Washington ’Twelfth avenue. However; it was not year, and were a great success. Be Phone Champa 6125-J Mr. and Mrs. E. Hollister of Park- and Mrs. Alfred Baker, was baptized ______L______until 1903 that Greeley had its first cause of the many Activities in the dale silent Sunday in Canon City Sunday by Father Guenther. resident pastor. parish during the past two months, p LEANING AND DYEING BY MASTERS OF THE ART visiting with their daughters. The card party given at the home Previous to the securing of a resi the ladies have not started their series CANADIAN Mr. and Mrs.« Albert Hammond dent pastor a priest from. Fort Col- of Mrs. HcTari'sh last llinrsday eve V ' Individual Attention to Ea'ch Garment earlier, but from now .on, the parisn ning was a grand success. Her motored to Cripple Creek Tuesday to Ihia came to Greeley to ministar to ioners can count on the Ladies’ sodal EMPLOYMENT 826 Broadway the spiritual needs of the few,Cath large home accommodated a record spend a few days visiting friends. ity card party each month. The crowd for a home card party. Mrs. Mrs. Jack Hanni^n of Pueblo was olics in the district. Priests who came AGENCY m Direct Service. Ph. So. 3352 opening party, on Wednesday next, Blair and MVs. Burns were assisting P P TP IX* a Canon City visitor one day last were FathirS Emblem, Glesbn, Peter has been planned as a fitting opening l l .I . ind Ftm .l* Help Sent hostesses. Delicious refreshments w h.r. when R. R. Far. i . A d r u e d . week and was the dinner guest of Roblnet, Downey, Volpe and La Jeu- for the series. Worthwhue prizes nesse.. were served. ' Tb. Olde.t .nd Mo.t IMtebl. Agmti OAL AND FEED Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Tyo. will he offered and dainty refresh Mr: and Mrs. Doty of 604 W. 8th for Hotel Hdp in th . W ..t The Abbey school football team, It was Father Peter Robinet who menta will be served. A fee of MAIN dee ' 15Z8 LARIMER C A. D. SNIVELY named the local church after his Ave. gave a card party at toeir home Dtovn*. Cole. wluch has been going like a hurricane tWertty-flve cents ivill be asked of on Hallowe’en evening for a group Eitab. 1880 U ri. J. WhlU, Prop. patron saint, St. Peter. Father La 263 South Lincoln (Rear) ' Phone South 65 in its 'last games, has no engagements each one attending the party. Money of their friends, hlveiyone had a this week-end, but the boys are not Jeunesse built the second church lo realized in this way. is, added .to the cated at Ninth avenue and Tenth most enjoyable evening. The pro OAL— WOOD— FEED- exactly taking things easy. Next organ fund. The sodality last year ceeds were for the benefit o f the week they journey to Walsenburg and street on I3ie present site of the Ster took upon itself, as a special work, church. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON COAL ‘ will endeavor to take the nuasute of ling block; the paying of the regular installments The Holy Name society and the C The Rev. Andrew B. Casey was GARVER FUEL AND FEED the' fast St. Mary's boys, vmorn they due on the organ, and’ it relies on -men of the parish will receive Holy RYAN DRUG CO. held to a tie in the first game of the placed in IGreeley as the first resi these benefit parties'to meet the pay Communion in a body ^unday at the Main 8738 1042 Santa Fe Drive year. Captain Roth is pleased that dent pastor in 1908. Previous to this ments. 7 o'clock Mass. Services and busi» Larimer at 27th all hi^ men have come through the Father Bastien was sent here for a The Loyola Ladies’ sodality held a ness meeting trill be held in the eve r - OAL—KINDLING— MOVING AND STORAGE season without an;f serious- mishaps short timd but served only temporar special meeting at Loyola hall on ning at 7:30. Matters o f great im- ily. Father Casey served until his The REXALL Store J. R. MORGAN COAL CO. and he is pointing them for the most Tuesday afternoon. A large group portonce are pn.the table for discus C important . match. of th^ year on death May 16, 1916, and built the of enthusiastic members were pres sion and full attendance is desired. AUTO EXPRESS NO. 110 November 18, when they play the present Peter's Catholic church. ent. Plans were made not only for f r . Reimbold is conducting a He was followed by the Rev. Ray the coming card party, but. f6r one Forty Hour devotion at Savannah, 3456 Gilpin Street Phone Franklin 5542 Florence "Huskies” on the oil town 8248 CbampA Slrctt Phone Main 8778 grounds. Since the Abbey “ Bears” mond F. Hickey, appointed July 27, or two- other novel affairs to. he Illinois. Fr. Dries is giving a mission handed such a walloping to one of 1916. staged .by the organization in the in Lena, Wisconsin. EBY & SONS Mr. and Mrs. John O’Donnell, par OAL—5 PER CENT SAVINGS ON COAL FO^ CASH the fastest high school teams in Den weeks to come. * The football team suffered its first Union Market and Grocery ‘ ents of Winifred, came to Greeley in THE CAMBRIAN COAL CO. ver recently, and the Florence team Sunday afternoon' the Sacred Heart defeat;of the season last Wednesday Th. Stor. Wher. You Can C t t What C has such a host of followers, this AuTOst, 1881. Ladies’ sodality will meet. The when -toe Regis Clover club tamed You Want Established 1893 The Requiem High Mass was said the tables and won by the score of A Full Line of ^Upl* and Faney GreeariM, game will be of great interest and gathering will take place at Sacred Pr.»h Meat,. Fr.ih Fruit, .nd Varatablta. Phone Main 1045 Office and Yard, 1733 W. 13th Ave. should furnish the fans some real for Miss O’Donnell at 10:80 o’clock Heart church at 8 o’clock. .Arraage- 6 to 0. St. Joseph’s holds a win over 8 p «l»l Attention Given to Telephone O rdm thrills. Monday i morning. Father Hickey nients for the ykar’s activities will be Regis by the same score, but this Fre. DeliTery celebrated the Mass and preached the game it was without the services of Oox Uotto: Service and Quality Good, at j pO LO R A D O UPHOLSTERER, FURNITURE AND discussed on that occasion. Father Lea*t Price.. CABINET COMPANY sermon. Rev. G. Joseph La Jeunesse, McNamara, the new dirtqtor, will be Kelly, due to a dislocated arm. He LARGE ORDER FOR pastor of'St. Joseph’s church in Fort present at the meeting. will probably be in the lineup Sun Furniture Repairing, (^hair Caneing, Glueing, Remodeling & Refinishing Collins, vras present in the sanctuary day when the St. Mary's high school BARNUM SHOE & DRY Mirrors Resilvered, Antique Furniture Remodeling CHRISTMAS SEALS and offidiated at the burial rites at The Sacred Heart Altar socirty will team will coma:here for a game to GOODS STORE hold ita regular November meetinsr the grav^. be played Sundky afternoon at 10th Carries a Full Line o f Shoes and •2008 West 32nd Ave.______Phone Gallup 2304 at "Sacred Heart church this Friday Annunciation school of Denver has and Elati. Coach Leo W’obido is con Dry Goods for the Whola Family. sent in the largest order for Holy evening;. The meeting will be called fident . of a win and the team as a School Supplies l e c t r ic a l contracting Childhood Christmas i sdals yet re HOLY NAME SOC’Y immedutely after the Sacred Heart whole bears out iris conridence. The REPAIRING AND FIXTURES ceived by the St. Thomas unit of the TO MEET SUNDAY devotions. Report will be made on kick-off "will be at 2 o’clock. JOHN SPRINGER E Catholic Students’ Mission Crusade, the recent rummage sale conducted Miss Helen Blair, one of Denver’s 3417-19 W. 7th Ava. Phono So. 7743 Phone Main 2303 H. G. REID 1716 Broadway under whose direction Uie Christmas by the brmnization. Miss McDonald, popular soprano entertainers, sang seal contest'is being conducted. The St. Francis Xavier’s Parish, Pueb the president, has announced that the two seUctiona at the Rio Crande l e c t r ic w ir in g — r e p a ir in g — f ix t u r e s Annunciation school sent in a request lo.— Sunday is Holy Name day. There sale was a great success, and that the Scenic Line Service club meeting last for 40,000 seals. This ia the larg will be Holy Communion at the i^veo receipta surpassed those o f the sale PTiday evening to a very apprecia WEST DENVER ELECTRIC € 0 . o’clock Mass and meeting in \he eve E est order of seals yet to be requested last year, • > tive audience of seven hundred em^ ning. PHONE SOUTH 310 828 SANTA FE DRIVE on a first order. Both St. Patrick^ The Lbyola .Altar society will hold ^ y e s . She was accompanied by Mrs. Michael Powers, who has b,een 'AIRALL and Cathedral schools of Denver have its antraal rummage sale, at 28th and Carl Schmidt. Both are proralsing I at S t Mary's hospital for the |^st jel a n d f e e d \i sent in requests for 4,000 seals each. Larimer streets, on Saturday, Nov, 19. pupils of the lament school of music. eight weeks, is much improved, and The Abbey school at Canon City, The sale will open at 9 in the morn ^ e girls’ basketball team has UNIVERSITY PARK FUEL, FEED & TRANSFER CO. may be able to return .to her home F which was the first schwl to enter ing, to continue throughout the day. been practicing at the Sacred Heart this^week. Mrs. Margaret Murphy REAL SERVICE the contest this year, sent in an order M iu Ryan and her assistants hav^ gym in preparation for the coming haa'again been confined to her bed. been collecting material for the past season. When the season is on a de 1706 East Evans Phone South 8798 for 2,500 seals, while St. Catherine’s Others still on the sick list are: Mrs. and Sacred Heart schools of Denver two weeks, and a finw stock of cloth pendable and fighting team will wear TELEPHONE CHAMPA S93 Geo. Hubbard, Mrs. Catherine Me- ing and household effects will bo pf- the colors of St. Joseph’s high school. a r a g e metropolitan - have ordered 2,000 each Gann, John Maguire, 'Thos. Conway, 701 Midland Sa-tinga Bnilding Requests for seals have come from fered for sale on the date set. The .Funeral services for Eari Knight, i John xEosenkranx, Mrs. Victoria next meeting of the Altar society will who died at Idaho Springs last week, CHRYSLER SERVICE 9 0 Pueblo schools, St. Mary’s G Schultz, Mrs. Ellen Boyle, and be on Monday afternoon, Nov. 14, were conducted by Pr. Zeller Tues 1020 East Colfax York 5564 • St. Anthony of Padua's, St. Michael’s Michael Martin. school at Delta was one of the first and vdll .take place as usual at Loy day afternoon at 2:30. Hasamaer ,Bros., Inc. The meeting of the sodality will ola hall. Gerald Pltrell. whose sweet lyric schools to enter the contest. St. 'Vin be held next Tuesday evening in eadquarters f o r h o s p it a l s u p p l ie s tenor voice is known to hundreds Powerine Grs . cent de Paul’s school, the smallest stead o f Tuesday of this week. Sunday will be Father and Son day in Sacred Heart-Loyola parish. The throughout the city, and who hqa and AND INSTITUTION EQUIPMENT school in Denver, having only forty- The marriage of Mr. Louis Man- been a staunch mainstay member o7 H eight'pupils, has taken 600 seals as guso and Mias Rose Baker took place Holy Name organization is sponsor THE GEO. MAYER' HARDWARE CO. ing this special Communion Sunday, the choir since Easter of 1922, left Power Lab. Motor Oils a. first order. at Nuptial Maaa last Thursday morn Sunday evening by automobile for 1520 Arapahoe Main 682 and an invitation has been extends ing. California. Ha vmt accompanied by WiMilaaale Only Pkon* Aurora 67 Remember the big turkey party to every man in the parish to John Casey, another member of the TS IMPOSSIBLE TO PLEASE EVERYBODY Not. 18, St. John’s school hall, 6th PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS he present for the Maes at 8:30 chpir. who possesses a bass voice of at Loyola, and to receive Commnion BUT WE ALWAYS DO OUR BEST aad Elisabeth. TREY ARE RELIABLE pleasing quality, and who is also CHAS. KIENZLE I in a body. The Holy Name society known in orchestra circles in the city Give Ua a Trial. is beings reorganized by .Father Dtv-- as a comet player. His services in Cabinet Making, Furniture D. U. CLEANERS AND DYERS lin. At the first Communion, whifch the choir also date back to Easter in Repairing Telephone South 4517 2086 South University occurred last month, the men made a .1922. If conditions are satisfactory Picture Framing, Saw Filing, Tool good showing. With the father and they intend to Ibcata there. Their and Lawn Mower Grinding, Scissors ABC DIRECTORY son plan arranged for Sunday, thp voices will be missed by the parish Sharpening, Key Setting ANDS— Dry Farms, Irrigated Lands, Mountain Ranches church should be well-filled at that loners who with Father Guenther and 17 Ea.t Hampdon Avanne Sheep and Cattle Ranches— Priced Right and Terms QYAL CLEANING AND DYEING COMPANY Mass.' the choir ^ s h them every success. L Phona Englawood 64-J M. D. McENlRY LA ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION fTKu^daj*. November 10,1927 • TelepKonl^. Main 841S PAGE EIGHT Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER fiATHOCIC REGISTER ALTAR SOCIETY « I Committees Named Local News h o l d s m e e t i n g FACE THE FACTS SQUARELY For Altar Society U y o v i eyes bnm. smsrt, ache or gtye any symptoms of annoyance The ladies of S t Vincent de Paul’s (St. Patrick’3 Parish) Select important Gjfts now. Christmas is only six yoo are tofferiny from eyestrain and only praperty*1itted Glasses (St. PWlomens'k Parish) parish will hold a food sale at the The tnerabers of the Altar and weeks away. We will hold your selection in our The following committees were aril] reliere it. Our scientific examination ia the only sure way of Washington Park meat market. 1067 ary society held their regular month Lay-Away department upon a-small deposit. Addi named by the presldonl, Mrs. Me- South Gaylord, on Saturday, Novem ly meeting on Wednesday afternoon tellinc whether your eyes are normal. Have your eyes examined now. tional payments if you wish in amounts and at times Quad, at the last meeting of the Al ber 12. at the home of Mrs. McKee, 3246 tar society; Cbuftesy, Mesdames Gow Annunciation branch of S t Vin Tejon St. Returns of a successful you find most convenient, or the balance when the and Kione; linen. Mesdames Ganle cent’s Aid society will hold its regular card party held on Tuesday evening Merchandise is wanted. THE SWIGERT BROS. and Weaver; vestments. Mesdames monthly meeting at Myrtle hall, E. in the school hall and on the sale of OPTICAL CO. Barry and Dyer; laces, Mra. Brugge- 8th and Fraqklin, on Thursday after a linen centerpiece were made. Social man; rosary, Mrs. Kierie' memorial noon, Nov. 10, at 2:30. hour was then enjoyed. Last Sunday WkoM RspotaUoa and Esuipmtnt Girt You altar, Mesdames Gow, Tobin and iWa H iib u t Grade o f Swvite Lawrence Harrington, father of was Holy Communion day for this Oemteil Eteluelrelr to the Klene; representatives to the N.C.C. branch of the parish. 15SO California Sl.» Denver rittina and Manufaeturlnc W., Mesdames Thos. Curtain and J. Mrs. May Johnson, 1622 Madison, of Glaaio*. Denver, died suddenly in Sioux City High Mass of Requiem for Loretta J. Sweeney. Campbell was celebrated on Friday The Senior and Junior branches of Iowa, Wednesday of last week. H< morning. the Blesited Virgin sodality will re was aged 92 and a pioneer railroad ceive Holy Communion Sunday at the builder. ‘ Geo. Doak, 3731 zuni street, is 7:15 Mass. Miss Evelyn Kiene and The Denver circle of the Inter seriously ill at his home. John Ryan, 4059'.Shoshone, is re Miss Louise Dooling entertained the national Federation Catholic Alum covering from an attack of pneu- ^’oung people of the parish at a de nae is making its second appeal for e y e x x ^ r g ^ lightful party last Monday evening. linen or white cotton goods to be sent monia. , , . . Mrs. C. C. Barnard, 1373 Fillmore, to the leper colony in Japan. Miss ■ Mrs. H. A. Friese has returned will entertain the members of Mrs. Anna Fallon at York 6168-W will from St. Louis, where she was called call for donations, no matter how by the illness and death of her sister. Garnett’s club at a luncheon next Mrs. Frie.se was there during the last THE DENVER m a r b l e & Thursday. small. ’The circle wishes to make A sWeet tribute waa paid Mrs. E. this shipment even larger than the cyclone and storm. one sent last year. Mrs. Mary Finnerty and son, Rob GRANITE COMPANY 0. Meek in the presence of the sisters ert, have returned from an extended and school children companions of The Catholic Daughters' Study club Established .1874 tour of the East. her son, Rupert, Jr., and her little will meet at luncheon at the Argo W. E GREENLEE, Pres. Sunday is Communion day for the daughters, Mary Clair and Flora naut hotel on Thursday, Nov. 17, at men and boys pf the parish. 1224 Lawrence St. Main 1815 Louise; at her funeral Mass which 12:15 o’clock. Mrs. Lillian Hol took place last week on Wednesday. brook Wettengell, director of public Father (jawley offered the Mass at speaking in the South Side Woman!s Field Mass in the close of which Mrs. Clair .sa n g club, will speak. Her subject "will be “ Thou Knowest, Lord, All the Pain The American Legion Convention in Durango Cemetery and Sorrow.” Father Higgins, who Paris,” from which she has recently spoke, said: "Possibly the opening returned. For reservations, call Miss Durango.— Field Mass was cele HARTFORD words of the ritual, which our Holy Margaret Leary, Franklin 1236-J. brated at Calva^ cemetery on Wed nesday morning of last»week at ten Mother, the Church, ordains for ser A suj^scriber offers thanks to St. Theodore UNDERTAKING vice of the soul departed may sound o’ 61ock, on toe altar on which the Teresa, S t Jude and St. Anne for Crucifixion ^ ou p is built. It was COMPANY a little harsh, a little severe, ‘That favors received. Every Boy Wants at Watch day is a day of wrath.’ To the un a Requiem High Mass. 1455-57 GLENARM ST. A subscriber acknowledges fairors willing mind it may seem hard to The Children’s choir of St. Colum- Has the boy yet lived who didn’t want a regular, honest- -received through prayer to Our Lady Hackethal Phone Mein 7779 reconcile,the doctrine, that on every ba’s church enjoyed a Hallowe’en .of Victory, St. Rita and the Little to goodness Watc.h* one that kept time and everything? Ret. Phone South 3296 soul falls Judgment, Uiat at the mo party at the school last week on Mon Flower. MORTUARY ment of dissolution t^e soul must ren day eveningy You can select a Watch here for a moderate price .that The nurses at Mercy hospital had der an account of every conscious The date for’ the wedding o f Miss will please any boy. Guaranteed Timepieces and modem 1449-51 Kalamath St. word and thought and deed, with Helen Campion and Harry Mulvlhill a Hallowe’en party in the nurses’ re- REQUIESCANT IN PACE creation*hall at the hospital on Mon God’s infinite mercy and His tender was announced this week as Decem style cases. Phone Main 3658 day evening. 'There were thirty-five JOHN STEVENS. Littleton. Colo. Be- care. The ritual also reminds us ber 7. Bishop J. Henry Tihen will maint were forwarded to Humboldt, South that in the last dread day the Son of officiate. present. Dakota, for interment Monday, October SI. Joe Dwyer accompanied by his Horan A Son service, Man will come in the clouds of majes Cathedral and Sacred Heart higk mother, Mrs. ftlary Dwyer, departed Gruen Elgin Illinois Walthapa Hamilton MICHAEL P. GALLAGHER of 13*1 Court ty and power surrounded by cohorts schools ■will have their annual classic' place. Funeral from Horan A Son funeral Friday for San Francisco, where he cimpel Saturday, Nov. 5, at 3 :30. Requiem of angeis to judge the living and the football battle Friday, Armistice day, has a position awaiting him. They Prices Begin at $10 The Mata at the Cathedral at 9 o'clock. Inter dead and on that day His judgments at the Regis stadium. are making the trip by auto. % ment Rt. Olivet. will stand and He will be vindicated The Vary Rev. John P. McNichois, LILLIAN ROGAN of »89 South Gilpin St. William T. Conway, who has been A wide range of styles in Pocket, Strap and Bracelet- Mackin Mortuary Funeral from the retidence Friday. Nov. 4. Not that this text makes us fear for S.J., president of the University of visiting his 'phrents, Mr. and Mrs. at 8:30. Requiem Mass at St. Vincent de Mrs. Meek, but that the truths that Detroit, who was visiting at Regis, James Conway, and other relatives, Wrist .Watches. Paul'a church at 9 o’clock. Interment Ht. Christ taught, pronounced by the Olivet. Horan A Son service. and the Very Rev. A. A. Breen, S.J., departed Sunday morning for New 3270 South Broadway NELLIE F. .HARONEY of 4130 Lowell hurch in the august presence of president of Regis, participated last York, where he will resume his duties boulevard. Funeral from the reaidence Sat eath, may be brought home to the Friday in the exercises at Boulder as recruiting officer in the marine Phone Englewood 142 urday, Nov. S, at 9:30. Requiem Haaa at S FREE! the. Cathedral at 10 o'clock. Interment Mt, living, that they may be reminded when the state university was cele SBlTViCGe Olivet. Horan A Son service. that the experience which she has brating its fiftieth jubilee. Miss Anna Kelly recently returned A quality Chain with each Pocket Watch. MARY COOK. 1061 Logan atreet. Funeral passed through, they too, at no dis- from a three weeks’ vacation trip to from Horan A Son funeral chapel Thuraday, Eddie Mack, Regis student, light Nov. 3, r.t 8 ;80. Requiem Maas at St. Vin t ^ t day, will also pass through, and weight boxing champion of the Rocky Grand Junction, Denver and other cent de Paul’a church at 9 o'clock. Interment that now while there is time-ihey may Mountain regiop, last Friday was or points. Mt. Olivet. ' resolve to conform their lives to hers, Mrs. Theresa Paquin is over from BABY PHILLIPS, beloved infant aon of dered to go to a hospital at Alamosa, Mr. and Mra. Gerald L. Phillips, of 3$3 so that they may be found ready, ^s home of his parents, because of an Mancos visiting her daughter, Mrs. BILLS BROS Sherman atreet. Funeral services and in she was ready, to give an account of P. I. Parkinson. She is accompanied acute attack of nephritis. He was terment Ml Olivet, Saturday, Nov. 6, at 4 M. 0^ Keefe Jewelry Co. their stewardship. by her nieca, Theresa May Rocssler. o’etoek. Horan A Son service. suffering when he regained his title 1044 SPEER BLVD MATTHEW G. O'CONNOR of 4279 Irv- “ To him whos^ faith is part of his last Thursday through the defeat of ing. Requiem Mass Monday at St. Cather very existence, as was hers, it isVpot Tony Caproni. Good mntlc at Golden pariah aocial, DENVER’S QUALITY JEWELERS ine's church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Dlhec Golden Opera House, Thursday, tion of Boulevard mortuary. hard to reconcile the severity of these The following committee was in November 10. M. O’Keefe, President Margaret O’Keefe, Sec’y-Treas. MARtlAREl' GILBERT. Funeral services words with the blessed mercy of Him charge of the arrangements for the Monday - morning at Annunciation church. who called the little children to Him SOCIAL at Golden Opera house A R T IS T IC Interment Los Angeles. Direction of Geo. Newman club initiation and celebra Thursday, November 10. fiood music. Walter J. Kerwin, Vice-Pres. Fred Brann, Second Vice-Pre*.. P. Hackethal. who rested His hand in tender affec tion held last Sunday; James McMul ELIZA SPRATT of 649 Knox court. tion on their heads, of Him who wel MEMORIALS Funeral Wednesday momine froln Presenta len, Thomas Nevin, Helen Douds, El 827 Fifteenth St. Phone Main 5440 e tion chtireh. Interment Mt. Olivet. corned the penitent Magdalen when- mer McDonaldyi and Leonard Moran. The Best Value for Your Money _ JOHN RAFFERTY of 3136 Franklin. she came, that day, probably out of Register SmaD Ads I Services Wednesday at Loyola rhureh. In curiosity into the sumptuods home of AH memters of the L. C. B. A. terment St. Mary's cemetery. Central City. and their friends arc cordially invitpc GARAGE BRICK BUNOALOW Direction of Theodore Hackethal. the publican and who, whep she saw Him, knelt in4her beauty and her to attend .. card party to be given $1,700 WITH $200 DOWN JOHN O’LEARY of 8636 Lafayette. Re by St. Maze’s Branch No. 298, in Located in ons of South Denver’ s prettiest quiem Mass this (Thnrsilay) morning, al An- loveliness at His feet. And He, Mocks of new S7.000 binisalows. Red naneiation ehnreb. Interment Mt. Olivet. understadihg, said, 'Go, thy sins are Lower Howeff Hall, 1548 California pressed briek construction. Complete mod ANNA NAGEL of 1462 South York. Re street, on Monday evening, Nov. 14. ern plukibinK. electric lights; one and one- quiem Mass Monday at St, Vincent dc Paul’s forgiven.’ Oh, how infinitely sweet A pleasant evening is assured all half lots. "Tenanta now paying 118 rent. church. Interment Mt. Olivet. is He in His gentleness and His mercy 'This is an unusual value. who attend. Severs! fine prizes will to the penitent, the weak, the sorrow-; D. C. BURNS REALTY * TRUST CO. MRS. MARGARET BUR^S be awarded, and refreshments will be Realtor A v Requiem Hiqh Meee tvai Buns at ■stricken! served as usual or the nominal ad 224-228 Kittredge Bldg. Main 8214 St. JoBeph't church at 9 a. m. Monday for “ While she pronounces her warn 3&DENVER.DRY GOODS Cb. Mre. Mersaret Burns, wile of Thomas J mission price of twenty-five cents. SACRIFICE HOME. COMPLETELY Burns, cashier for the Mann, Boyd A Hann ings ip the ritual and would remind Mr. and Mrs. Scott H. Sherman FURNISHED Livestock company, who died at her home, those of us who are living of His in 5-room brick borne, completely furnished, 437 Delaware atreet. Interment Mt. Olivet. and family will spend the winter with even to the bread in bread box, only 83,350. Direction of Geo. P.. Hackethal/ finite justice, yet the same Church Mr. and Mrs.'Robert D. Hall. This it a-genuine sacrifice, as I have lost Mrs. Burns eoflered a paralytic atrokc makes the dominant note of the Mass my position. Only a few hundred cash ^i^r/asftn^ live years iito from which she never fully tender solicitude for the soul depart- Mr. and Mrs. John C. Akolt an necessarv, balance easiest terms. Qnick ac recovered. nounce the marriage of their daugfi- tion desired. Will sell cither furnished or , ...... Iowa. November jed. She sends her priests to the She w'as. born at Delta, tcr, Ella, to James Bauman Lear of unfurnished. Owner, 3426 W. 84th Ave.. Sale of J^emoriaU 29, 1861, She attended Lawrence university'' dying and commands them no matter car No. 8. at Ia*wrenfe« Kan. Upon complettne h«r what the peril, nor the distance, to Los Angeles. The wedding took place moved to Dt*n'^er and wa* mar October 29, in the Church of St. WANTED—Young K. of C.. preferably ried to Burne here id soothe those .last hours with the one who has bad experience, at soda foun Burnt ha» been connected with the Mann, gentle ministrations of Jesus Christ, Fraheis,^ in Los Angeles. Mrs. Lear tain and grill room. Apply to Secretary, JACQUES BROS. Boyd A Mann company for twenty year?. was graduated from the Cathedral Pueblo K. of C. Home.______SurvfVint: Mrs. Burns are her husband 80 that in the 'weakness and the ivearif Established 1902 ness of life’s ebbing, their heart* high school of Denver and from the and two hjilf ^istert. Mrs. A. H. Boyd. Den University of Denver, where she was NICE HOME for one or two hnslness girls Office and Yard», 28 Ea*t 6lh Are. ver. and Mrs. Hanrcy Robinson, Long Beach. may be comforted and their minds with widow. Free phone, home privileges: Calif. a member of Kappa Delta sorority Telephone South 73 fixed, resting in quiet contemplation reasonable; Checsemao park. York 501T.5L and the Sigma Phi Alpha honor fra New Winter of the beautiful homo to which they MRS. CATHERINE AMELIA UuRRAY ternity. At present she is teaching ROOM FOR RENT— Young man or young are going, confident of our Lord’s lady who winhee room and board ia a fine A H ijh Majs of Requiem was sunx in a Los Angeles high school. Mr. home: Country club diatrict. Muat have at St. Catherine's church at 10 a. m. Mon welcome there. Mrs. Meejk bids you not Lear, son of Doctor and Mrs. John aatiafactory referencea. Box C.D., care of day for M n. Catherine Amelia Murray, n to be concerned with the creation of Catholic Regiater. resident of Denver for twenty-three yqus. Thomas Lear of New Orleans, Is a \ imposing monuments, but by the effi,- C A R R IG A N who died at Mercy hospital last Thur^ay graduate of the engineering school of YOUNG MAN wants painting, either by niuht after five weeks' ilincts. Interment cacy of'prayer and sacrifice to con day or contract. Franklin 4005. Mt. Olivet cemetery. the University of Louisiana, andf is Mrs. Murray was born in Baltimore, Md., tinue that ministry, prompted by love, connected with the Los Angeles Gas Monumental Works which was such a comfort to you and FOR RENT— 8-room unfurnished apart* June 20. 1875. When she wa| a younc airl and Electric company. meat, opposite Cathedral; reasonable. Call her parehts took her to Chieaso, she was mar Hats to her Jboth while she lived. We e:^- 3145 Walnut Ph. Ch. 1079-W 1517 Logan street. Phone Champa 4897-W. ried there later to William 'T. Murray and tend to Mr. Meek and to her children The regular monthly rileeting of several years later the couple moved to Den- the Queen of Heaven Orphans' Aid ERIN HOTEL— 1686 Welton St.; etrieOy 1 ■ver. the expression of our genuine sym modern.-ontside rooma. Daily, 76e up; -week For many years prior to his death, Mr. pathy. society will be held on Tuesday after ly. 34 and up. Murray conducted a blaeksmitb shop in Den noon, Nov. 15, at 2:30 o’clock, in the ver. home of Mrs. Edward Fitzpatrick, at FOR RENT— 2-room furnUhed apartment, $12.50 and $15 Models. Emphasize the Mrs. Murray is survived by a son. Thos. heat and light; also one sleeping roam; J, Murray, and live dauxhters. Ethel and Bazaar to Be 1061 Milwaukee St. The assisting dose to Cathedral. 1353 Downing street, York 218 York 219 I.K>uise Murray, Mrs. Mnry Weslley and hostesses iviU be Mrs. Charles Mos- York 2184-W. ^ ’ Mrs. Alice Taylor, all of Denver, and Mrs. Held in Stoneham coni and Miss May Cooley. R e^ rt Advance Mid-Season Fashion for Metal Dorothy Hohmann, Washineton, D. C. FOR RENT— .Sleeping porch in private W. T. ROCHE of the card pprty will be read. The home, good hoard. Gallup 4724.R, MRS. CONCETTA LEFORE Stoneham.— The annual hazalr president requests that all returns be AMBULANCE Mrs. Concelta Lepore, aeed 68 years, one will be given on Thanksgiving day made at this meeting. The president 1257 ACOMA— Two large, newly-deeor-, of (he plonenr Italian rctirtents of Denver, Nov. 24. 'The chicken dinner will bec ated housekeeping rooms, running water; SERVICE died early. Wednesday. Her late hqsband, of the Needlework division, Mrs. Wm. friee parking. Felix l.ephrc. was founder of an Italian served in the hotel dining room. Daugherty, will give the annual re COMPANY ^ p e r here .and a brother of the Rev. F. M. Adults 50c, children 25c. port on what has been accomplished FOR RENT— Furnished room with hoQi«* Metallic $ 7 .8 5 Metallic. Lepore, who was murdered twenty-four years Requiem High Mass was sung keeping privileges. 3285 WUiUmt streot. aao. Mrs. Louisa Truitile of Leu Anselen in the last year. Vocal selections Hats Combinations 1805 Gilpin St. and Domlnio Lepore of Denver were .with Monday morning for Father Sherdr, will be rendered by Miss.May Cooley PIANO TUNING— Wm. Trlggi, 20 years' Prompt and Careful their mother when she dieiL Mass will be who was formerly a pastor of St. and Mrs. Mary Seidell, ^accompanied experience; reasonable, 1810 Stout street. offered at Mount. Carmel church Saturday John’s. The Maiw was requested by Main 4093. ______Courteous ‘ mornlntr and the funeral wiH be held from by Prank Haines, who will also .give Day or Night Koran’s at 2 :30' p. m.. with iifterment at St John’s Altar society. piano selections. MRS. LAUER. private home for babies. . 2720 Downing St. York 2766-J.______| Ml. Olivet. . . The Altar society will meet at the A subscriber 'wishes to acknowledge Best Ambulance in the West rectory this (Thursday) afternoon, favors received thro^h the interces FOR-RENT— Three-room, newly-decorated, It is a new fashion fact that - Metallic PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bornhoft ^ sion of the Little Flower and the completely furnished apartment; very con venient; 322. Garage, 33 per month. 8926 children left overland for Misspuri Blessed Mother. to visit relatives for a couple of Valiko, phone Gallup 46#9-W. . Hats will be smartest for mid-winter SHRINE OF THE LITTLE FLOWER OF JESUS months. ^ T WANTED— Prlests^outekeeper. in West Gus Bornhoft is erecting a new mx- ern Nebrsske. RefeAnces required. Box we^’. Their rich gleam accords with THE NEW PARISH OF room cottage on his place, east of W L, care Catholic Register. ____ AURORA, COLORADO town CHILDREN from 2 to 8 to board and the sumptuous fur vogue; their small A card party was held at the home TpiSIS room. Private Catholic home, mother'! Dear Friends and Devotee* o^^tha Little Flower: rare. Gallup 4290-J. You desire to do somelMnx for the Little of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Vangpriesppe last Flower directly. Here ia the chance to obtain 'Thursday evening. A Targe crowd WINTER GARDEN— 10 a c r « Imploved. shapes nestle into huge fur collars. They her intereesalen In .an «peeial manner, by .be Denver Mud Near San Antonio. Texas. One of the best coming a Founder of the church which ii dedi ’vas present garden tracts In Texas. For sale on termi cated to her in Aurora. Colorado. or trade. Edward D. l^hlk*. 2428 17th SL, harmonize with the metallic trimmings Names of all Founders, living or dead, are PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS.! WEEK GaUup'6684-R. ______~ being inxcrimd in the Book of Roses of t>(. THEY ARE RELIABLE i of many smart frocks. Theresa. This book Is placed upon the attar MARCELLING AND BOB CURL— Esprit and special remembrance made at every Masr. Get a can from d'Amour system: hours, 8 to 6—Sunday and while a parllenlar holy Hass is being offered evenings by appointment. 277 Bo. Sherman. monthly for the living and dead membera of ^ your Drug Store South 9412-J. (be Fodnder. Yourself, your children, parents, MONUMENTS relatives and friend*—each and every one— may for your UMBRELLAS repaired, teeovered. 1804 hecoue a Founder of the Cbureb of the Little Arapahoe, 2nd floor, room 206. Phone Bought at Very. Unusual Flower. Living and dead may be enrolled. Medicine Chest Main 8452. A Fonnder is one who contributes five dol PAINTING, paaperhanging and eleanint. lars (36.00) or more to the bnilding Fund. Do a deed of charity for the UtUa Flowar First class work guaranteed. U. J. Man and her gratefnl invocation before the Sacred ning, Sonth 2922-W. Heart will nut fall you in the hour of your Price Reductions greateat need. I J. B. KIEST— Painting, paperbanging, ? ? 7 ? ? 7 7 7 7 deeoTating. 4984 Grove St.. Callnp 2528-J. Yours 'kincerely inbthe Sacred Heart and Little Flower. REV. HENRY A. GElSERT. PAINTING and paperhangint estinalee NOTE— A copy of a new norena will be mailed to every Founder as soon as given on contract or Job work. Work the printer delivers them. gnansUed. Artbnr Q. Chapman. Phone Metallic GoM Lace Metallic Embroidered Satins ■ i, REV. HENBY-A- GElSERT. -? Oallnp 2300-B. 9464 Qrpve Bt.______iif- Box 248, Aurora. Colo...... v. • _ Dear Father Geisert: I wish lo becoma^a Founder of the Little Flower of PIANO TUNING, rogaUtlBg, voietag, pt- Many Have the Chic Nose Veils - Jesus bnilding fund. ' . . . poiriag: 22 yaon* ogparieaoe; aU werit gnor- Enclosed please find 8...... Please enter my name in the LHUe Flower YATES ? aaboM. E. A. Hotrto, formarly with Baldwia Book of Roses.-^ai I may have the benefit of the holy Hasses., Yours faiUifnlly, ? Pioao Company. 421 Sooth Penn. Phone Sample of n r wora Sogtt 2871. ■ Second Floor, ISth St. on State Capitol Grounds J. M. (»E E N ' ' ' PAINTING, ealdminiag and deeotntiagl IS76 Lafayette Street 7?7?7?7?7 oU ropoin on piastar, briek and oomant York 7410 EiUblished 1892 dgr er-.«a«tcaot 182 Boanoek PIm m Biath IIM , ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION