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Washington.— ^The recent declara­ trine of the God-Man to its children. Practically All the National and Infiornatiooal News Articles Appearing in This Paper, as Ninety priests of the Denver dio­ High Command information that tion of the Supreme Council of the She feels it her duty to set the feet cese attended the welcome home ban­ would have probably ended the war. Scottish Rite of Freemasonry, South­ of the little ones early in the path Well am Many Features Frequently Printed, Are Compiled from the N. C. W . C. News Service quet given in honor of Bishop J. Eng^nd, through the Pope, had asked ern Jurisdiction, ini favor of legisla­ of religious and civic duty. This is Henry Tihen, at the Brown Palace for peace on condition that Belgian tion compelling all children to attend not only our duty, l>ut our right as VOL. XXL NO. 11. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, NOV. 5, 1925. $2.00 PER YEAR Tuesday evening — a remarkably independence be restored. Because the public schools,/ drew a rejoinder well, guaranteed us by the Constitu­ large number, in a diocese is terri­ the Pope was involved in the negotia­ )from the Most Rcrv. Michael J. Cur­ tion. Of this right the bigots would, torially large as this, where some tions, Michaelis, it has since ’ been ley, Archbishop of Baltinsore. The if they could, deprive us. They have clergymen found it impossible to found, refused to be interested. Thus Archbishop’s reply was in an address publicly proclaimed their purpose to reach Denver by Tuesday evening bigotry must be held accountable for to the quarterly meeting of the that end. They care nothing for the after their All Souls’ day services all the bloodshed that followed 1917. Bed-Ridden and Monday. The Bishop said that the (German Washington section of the Archdio­ Constitution. If it stands in the way Ordination as Priests Soon of cesan Holy Name society, held in of their hate-motived plans, then The Rev. H. L, McMenamin was people do not want the empire back. connection with the dedication of the they shall t ^ to change it so that it toastmaster and there were addresses They want their republic. To^y, new St. Martin’s parochial school. may be twisted into an instrument by the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Godfrey ^|^er, von Hindenburg ia,the national idol, *‘We have organizations loud in of moral torture for the 20,000,000 Two Yom^ Men of Denver Blind Grateful V.G., of Colorado Springs; the Kev. not for his war record, hut because religious prating who would destroy, Catholics in America.'’ J. P. Carrigan of Glenwood Sprinire; he is uniting Germany. The Prus­ if t^ey could, the very lives of mu- The meeting adopted a resolution the Rev. J. J. Donnelly, P.R., the sian militaristic obsession is confined Very Rev. W. P. Barr, C.M., the Rev. to a comparatively small group. Even lions of American citizens, their own calling attention to the pronounce­ rick’s. Both have been educated in Two Denver men will be ordained William O’Ryan, the Rev. M; F. Cal- if an attempt is made to restore the superiors from every standpoint, in ments recently made here by the su­ to the priesthood by the Rt. Rev. J. I^nver and have made their phQo- for Radio Talk the light o f a burning cross. We have preme Council of the Scottish Rite sophical and theological courses at lanan, P.R., all of Denver, and Bishop Hohenzollerns, it cannot succeed. Henry Tihen, D.D., in the near fu­ Tihen. • aggregations of men who come forth of the Southern Jurisdiction in favor St. Thomas’ seminary. They will be The Bishop concluded by attacking ture. They are Charles Melvin John­ In addition to the mail sent to The Bishop’s talk, after he had that spirit of narrow nationalism cloth ^ in a raiment of religion and of a federal department of education raised to the subdiaconate Nov. 80, son, of St. Francis de Sales’ parish, KOA itself, one hundred letters have thanked the priests for their greet­ which breeds wars. patriotism anxious to destroy in their and o f compulsory attendance for all to the diacpnate Dee. 8 and to the formerly of St. Joseph’s parish, and been sent to Fathers H. L. McMena­ ing, dealt with conditions in Ger­ Monsignor Raber’s address was un-Christian hatred the God-given children in the public schools, and William Victor Powers, o f S t Pat­ priesthood Dec. 19. rights o f parents and children and to then declaring: min and Francis W. Walsh of the many, which he had just visited. largely humorous. Father Carrigan’s make an instrument of persecution “‘Be it resolved. That the dele­ Denver Cathedral, from Canada and Europe shows mental depression and talk dealt with reminiscences of pio­ out of liberty’s noblest charter, the gates to the Washington section of all over the nation, commenting on universal discontent, he said. Hatred neer days, particularly with the first American Constitution. ^e Baltimore* Archdiocesan Holy their sermons recently broadcast. of the forces that brought on the clergy retreat, held in 1885, when , “ This is not religion: it is not Name society in meeting assembled Some of these letters were proof of World war and its slaughter is now sixteen i^iests were present. This Americanism. The spirit displayed this 28th day of October, 1926, con­ Field Secretary to Train Women’s the solace radio is to the bed-ridden evident. Germany has been ruined jwas the first time Bishop Machebeuf by such groups is essentially vicious. demn all movements having for their Catholic and proved beyond all ques­ for a long time to come and the in­ ever saw all his priests together, and . unjust and destructive. The Catholic object the suppression of Catholic tion the vast missionary worii possi­ dustry and scientific acumen of her he broke down and wept with joy Church is anxious to teach the doc­ and private schools.” ' ble with wireless. people will not help her much. It is when he faced them in the litUe CouncO in Jnvenile Comt Work Philip Byrne of Tribune, Saskat­ hard to get the priests to talk, but chapel at the old Jesuit college in ' chewan, Canada, wrote: “ Situated aa when they do they ask by what right Morrison. we are many miles from a Catholic their nation must still suffer an army Father Donnelly thanked God for At a meeting held at the Argonaut cember 8, which event is in the hands church, to which the priest comes of occupation. Germany was prom­ the pioneers, but expressed his ad­ only once a month, you will know ised that her land would be occupied miration for the spirit of the young Biskp Warns Against Abuse in hotel last Friday afternoon, the busi­ of a eonunittee under the chairman­ ship of Mrs. Susan A. Keller, assisted what it means to us to hear a Cath­ not more .than five years, yet the clergy of today. In 1892, be had ness of a working organization of by Mesdames Fred Egan, TTioe. Lee olic service broadcast My mother is French are still along the Rhine. The charge of Colorado from Ihieblo to the Denver unit of the National Coun­ and J. W. Champlin. With the en an invalid, having had rheumatism Germans cannot understand why the Kansas line, and there waa one cil of Catholic Women was attacked tire city to draw from, it should be for nearly twenty years, and we have America does not protest against this. adobe church where today there are ^ Promoting Honor of Saints often tried to tune in some Catholic Because of their heavy taxes, Ger­ seven parishes; in 1894, he was in with courage and eftciency. Miss an easy matter to sell out the hoosa. Mary Coughlin, whose executive abil­ It is suggested that some dhe whs services, but yours was the first we man workingmen laugh at the idea of charge of Ouray, Montrose and Del­ ity is widely recognised, is the Den­ would like to see this Catholic work got” 'The evening service came in saving a penny. They have no incen­ ta, all of which are independent par­ Paria— Msgr. de Durfort, Bishop all others in the parishes and we ask ver chairman, with M in Olive Sta­ well launched might buy the top gal­ '‘with wonderful volume over the tive for hard work. The Germans ishes today; ip 1896, he was pastor of o f Poitiers, has addressed to his pas­ the pastors to awaken, encourage ten of the Cathedral pazirii as sec­ lery, that bring the most difficult part loud speaker,” he says. also do not go to church like they dio 14,000 square miles around Glen­ and increase these devotions among MIm Lottie McBride, of Cresco, before the war. One reason for this tors a letter in which he recommends retary, Mrs. Deus of S t Francis de of the house to dispose of, and pre­ wood Springs, where there are today the faithful. Iowa, told what the evening sermon was their betrayal in 1917 vdien Dr. five pastors; in 1897, he had charge the observance of certain rulw in ac­ Sales’ parish as financial secretary, sent it to the soldiers at Ftssimons "To favor these major devotions Mrs. Weldon of Blessed Sacrament hospital. meant to another bed-ridden patient I George Michaelis, then chancellor, be-. of Grand Junction, Fruita and Hotch- cepting statues offered to the and, at the same time, to avoid the parish as treasurer, and Mrs. Bayard Individual membership in this so­ “ Every word came in clear and dia- cause be was a bigoted Lutheran. kinl, all of them independent parishes churches. q return of certain abuses, we feel it K. Sweeney of St. John’s parish as ciety is the solution o f the problem of Unct in our home, in a little town deliberately kept from the Kaiser and (Continued on Page 4) “The veneration which we give to our duty not to authorize in the fu­ auditor and over these the diocesan the unification Cathalic women. It in Howard county, northeastern part the saints,” he say^ “ implies a ‘cer­ ture the erection in the churches and director, Mrs. M. J. O’Fallon. The is opening an unlimited field of use­ of Iowa,” she v^tes. “ Such pro­ tain hierarchy indicated by reason chapels of any statues of saints in standing committees, of which there fulness and not to be identified with grams mean so much to m y sister, and confirmed by the spirit of the response to private devotions, how­ are three— memberahip, activities and it is to lack appreciattoo of an op­ who is an invalid and also blind.” Church. There are general devotions ever popular and legitimate they may ways and means— will be announced portunity to show love and obedience A letter received frofn a New Bishop John P. Carroll Dead; ' which hold first place, such as devo­ be, until the general devotions men­ lat«r, together with the personnel of to the Church in an inleOigentiy di­ Mexico sanatorium tells how a large tion to the Sacr«i Heait, to the tioned above are represented.” the advisory board. rected service to fellonen. group of patients gathered around a Blessed Virgin Mary, to Saint Jos­ ’The Bishop also advises not having It has been definitely decided to Dues may be mailed v Mrs. A. P. loud speaker and listened to the serv­ eph. Next come national, diocesan more than one statue of the same concentrate on assistance for the Deus, 461 South Peari Areet, and in ice. Another letter from California and local devotions, such as devotion saint or of the Blessed Virgin, for tells how a group o f Cathollsa jefw ff Helena Prelate Loved in Denver Mexicans and aid for Catholic chil­ a practical body such as this where to Saint, Joan of Arc and to Saint instance, in the same church dren whose cases come before the the aha is concrete, where the sifirit- in the Divine praises when they came Hilaire, patron of the dioceSe of “The faithful may have different Juvenile court. The practical meth­ nal is made visible in deeds, the fi­ over the ether and fell to their knees, Poitiers, and to the patron of the models in their homes to satisfy their ods of realizing these objectives are nancial side is important. Of the begging God to bless them, when The Rt. Rev. John P. Carroll, and he received the appointment as parish. These devotions come before private devotioni,” he says. to be learned under a field secre­ two dollars asked, one is for use in they knew that Benediction was be­ Bishop of the Diocese of Helena, professor o f mental philosophy at St. tary from Washington, D. C., whose the Denver worir.and one is for the ing given with the Blessed Sacra- MouL, died Tuesday night at Frei- Joseph’s college two months later. In advent is hoped for in the near fu­ Washington office which bears the ex­ menL bourg, Switzerland, according to a 1894 he was named as president o f ture. To enable the unit to put its pense of the training school for social The letters are such that it is diffi­ press dispatch from Helena. the college. plans into immediate execution a workers, as well the usual costs of cult to read them without having Bishop (Carroll was very well He received his appointment aa Fr. Leo Prayed DaOy That He known in Denver. He was one of the Denham benefit is planned for De- administration. tears come to one’s eyes. Ten priests Bishop of Helena Sept 12, 1904, and wrote in, to say that they had follow­ outstanding figures at the Cathedral was officially installed at the pro- ed ^ services with joy. consecration here a few years ago, Cathedral of the Sacred Heart Jan. Such great interest ia being shown when he spoke at the blessing of the 31, 1905. His outstanding ability before Marys Altar faJer over the nation in the Denver Cathe­ Cathedral high school Bishop J. was at once noticeable, as he gave a dral broadcasting that Iowa daily Henry Tihen of this dicoese was later new impetus to Catholic education papers, in announcing radio p r^ the consecrator o f the magnificent throu^out his vast diocese. In A Franciscan Sister stationed at other sisters that he said twelve Our grams, all featured the fact that this half-million dollar Cathedral in Hel­ Helena he built the S t Helena school St. Rosa’s home for working giris, Father's and twelve Hail Mary's daily church was to be on the air. Father ena, built by Bishop Carroll. and a clubhouse at a cost of 8125,- and who was there when Father Leo for this intention. The prayer was Leo Flynn, of Denver, who was in Dr. Carroll was bora in Dubuque, 000, and erected Mount S t Charles’ Heinrichs, OJ*.M., was killed by a granted when he was given the in­ Adikess Lanils Bisim’s Work Iowa at the time, said The Des Iowa, Feb. 22, 1864, and-received his college, the equipment and endow­ man while distributing Communion estimable privilege o f dying at the Moines Register, a Mason City daily education in SL Raphael’s parochixd ment fund of which are valued at ap- at St. Elizabeth’s church in 1908, hand of one who shot him out of and others featured the program. school and St. Joiseph’s college, praximately twp millions of dollars. this week declared that Father Leo h atr^ for Christ’s priesthood. The A mnpiifieent tribute to the work life, and which stamped him from the Father Hugh L. McMenamin, when Dubuque, and Grand seminary, Mon­ This college is a five-story fire-proof himself had constantly prayed that cauM of beatification of the Denver done in Colorado by the Rt Rev. J. cra^e as possessing some of the ssain informed this week that radio men treal, Canada, from which he was building of the most modern type, in he would die in front o f the Blessed martyr is now being pushed and many Henry Tihen, D.D.. Blahop of Den­ qualificationa o f a prelate, took Cheir have offered to put in a Catholic sta­ graduated in 1889, witii the d^rree depressed Gothic type, erected on the Virgin's ritar. He told her and ara praying for its happy conclusion. ver, was given at tne welcome home rise from the “ show me” propensities tion in Denver at cost, expressed the of D.D. He was ordained to the hirtoric Capitol hUl. His Cathedral banquet held in the prelate’ s honor at of his native state. That energy and hope that some way might be found priesthood on July 7 o f that year was finished in 1910. the Brown Palace Tuesday. The perseverance, modesty and meek­ to take advantage of^fte offer. eech sparkled with the wit and ness, piety and zeal, depth and cul iraseologry which used to be so eon- ture, set off to the highest advantage CATHOUC MAYOR BEATS Micuous in the writings of Father those congenital traits so racy o f the KLAN IN DETROIT L B H c o i i r r dallanan and which were so unusual Iron state, we all know tn m our Pauline Chpel Made Parish Church; that the clergy and laity of the dio­ own experience. We know him to be (Special Wire to The Register). cese have never ceased to wonder a solid theologian, a talented linguist, The Commnaity Chest drive, which The annual report of Henry Raff- Detroit— Mayor Smith, a Catholic, why they are nht given more oppor­ polished orator o f commanding opeas in Denver on November 10, is ner, director of the domestic relations defeated the Kn Klux candidate, tunity to read the products of his voice and presence, that like the worthy of the support of the Cath­ departmept of the jnvenile court, Charles Bowlea, by a thirty thousand I Fr. H aps Pastor; Other Chaises brilliant pen. He said: x>et’ 8 river, he is: olic popniation of the city. The Cath­ majority at the city election Tue^ shows 2398 broken homes in Denver ‘Though deep, yet clear, though olic charfties of the city are recipients within the past year whose cases have So many beautiful tributes have day. The majority of the council is gentle, yet not dull. of a generous portion of the money come through the courts, as against already b ^ paid to our guest of anti-KIan. Three fair-minded non- Strong without rage, without over­ Having made the Pauline chapel at as assistant to the Rev. J. Frederick raised through the annual drive. 3,064 marriage licenses issued. If we the evening, in such glowiiw colors Catholics and two Catholics, each of flowing full.” Broadmoor, (Colorado Springs, a par­ McDonough, pastor o f tha Blessed add the broken homes not reported have they painted him, that I am be­ whom repudiated the Klan before All these brilliant attainments of Sacrament church, Denver. Father Weld county must support the fam­ to the courts, the total of smash-ups ginning to wonder if they intended election, polled over one hundred ish church this week, the Rt. Rev. our guest everybody recognizes and Flynn did splendid work at the Cathe­ ily of Tranqnelino Mandjenano, who is probably greater than that of wed' to confine my efforta to a mere fill­ thousand votes each to be elected J. Henry Tihen, D.D., Bishop of Den­ admires and for me to dwell upon dral, but the manifold duties o f an was convicted of operating a still on dings. Evidently our present machin­ ing-in of the details. And yet the Four Klan candidates were also elect­ subject assigned me by our toast­ them at length would be but b i ^ - ver, appointed the Rev. Louis Hagus, assistant rectorship in "that large par­ a farm east of Longmont. The wife ery is not capable of handling the ed to the conncil. master calls for a detailed portrai ishing gold or painting the lily. We pastor o f the Sacred Heart church, ish proved too mnch for his health. and family of the Mexican squatted problem. Wp suggest that the plan Colorado Springs, as pastor at Broad­ He returned last week from the Mayo ■a a business building at Greeley, tak­ used with success in Cincinnati be tore of his life and labors, with its can bestow on him, without fear of New York.— James J. Walker, a lights and shadows. My embarrass­ contradiction or exaggeration. Doc moor, and the Rev. Henry A. Geisert, Bothers’ clinic, where he had gone for ing possession o f the waiting rooms employed here. The Protestants, member of the Catholic Church, was pastor at Cripple Creek, as pastor at treatment, at Rochester, Minn. of two doctors. They wanted to he Catholics and Jews have workers at ment is heightened from the fact that tor Johnson’s encomium, “ Nibil te- elected mayor of New York city Tues­ tigit quod non ornavit.” the Sacred Heart church, Colorado The Pauline chapel was erected near the father, in jail. Several of that domestic relations court. No di­ up to a few years ago. Bishop Tihen day, siicceiding Mayor Hylan, who is was personally unknown to the But it is not on any of these gilts, Springs. The Rev. Philip S t Louis, several years ago by Mrs. Spencer the children did not have sufficient vorce or separation is ever granted also a CatooHc. Walker’s victory is pastor at Fruita, the farthest West Penrose, before she came into the clothing to “ clear the indecent ex­ without giving these workers a chance clergy and laity of Colorado. It Is admirable as Hiey are, that I wish due to the work of Gov. Al. Smith. true that vague rumors of his elo­ to lay stress this evening. Neither parish of Colorado, was named pastor Catholic Church, and is one o f the posure ordinanee,” as a reporter put to investigate tbe case and do what at Cripple Creek, and the Rev. Mat­ architectural gems of tbe diocese. For it. The janitor and othen in the they can t4 prevent the parting. A quence, and fame of his piety and was it on these that the delegates urbanity of his industry and x e tl oc­ from Lincoln diocese laid emphasis BIBLE READING TRIAL thew Brady, assistant at S t Mary’ s, some time it was a mission from St. building expostulated, but the un­ priest personally handles every Cath' PUT OFF TILL MONDAY Colorado Springs, was named pastor Mary’s, but in recent years has been happy family refused to move to the olic case. Last year, 104 Catholic casionally reached ns before then. It when some eight years ago in this is true that at the dedication of our hotel they introducied him fb the as­ at Fruita. No assistant has yet been cared for- from the Sacred Heart cold outdoors. Then some officials ar­ cases were involved in civil divorce The trial of the Platteville school appointed to Monsignor Rabw at St. church. Under the direction of Fa­ rived and took the Mandjananos te actions, but the priest’s work was Cathedral we got a passing glimpse sembled ettixens of Denver and Colo­ board for compelling Catholic stu- of him in the pulpit, but it was only rado. It was rather to his unfailing Mary’s in. Father Brady’s place. ther Hagna, a beautiful rectory was the county hoqiital, where they must able to reduce the number of divorces denti of the public school there to The Rev. Leo M. Flynn, assistant recently completed near the chapel. be kept until the father is out of and separations in these eases te a glimpse, for at the tlnw our worthy courtesy ^ d charity, whether as an be present in the class room where toastmaster loomed so big in the eyes assistant in the great Archdiocese of at the Cathedral, has been nhmed by This new one will make the fourth prison and able to support theuiu The fifty-six. passages are read from a sectarian the Rt. Rev. Bishop J. Henry Tihen parish in Colorado Springs proper. O officers wanted to give the family a of the press and public that it was St. Louis, or as pastor o f Wichita, or version of the Bible,was postponed A ll' over the country, however, meal before taking them to the hos- necessary to mount an eminence to as Bishop of Lincoln, that they prin from Wednesday of this week until amateur dabbling in jnvenile court pital, “ hut the kids didn’t have cloth­ see either the Bishop or his brother cipally alluded— a courtesy and 'char­ eases is frowned upon. This is work next Monday. The judge, who is to ing enough to belong anywhere ex­ prelates, or to get even a furtive ity that drew to him the hearts of hear the case in the Greeley district for experts. cept in bed,” and they could net stop peep over his shoulders at the Car­ all. It was no easy matter for our court, made the change berause he at a restaurant. dinal’s haL guest to Uve up to the expectations SO Candidates Trabing for Work was not able to give enough time ------a “ The child is father of the man,' then aroused by the golden opinions to the question on Wednesday. The We would like to know, what about The IClan showed its strength over but for the doings o f his childhoMissouri baby, however, is said then to'none more than our respect­ next workers ready will be used in the out warrant and in a number of in- TO VISIT AMERICA KLUXERS PARADE (9 •tances conviction followed whether Was ever a more pagan defense to be given to the curious custom of ed ordinary may that title be more Fort Wayne and Fresno, Calif., dio­ In protest against the suit to stop the Mexicans were guilty or uot. The offered for a crime, than that ad closely inspecting his milk bottle, justly accorded. St. Francis de Sales Cleveland. — Archbishop Cepliak, ceses. "nje work is also to be spread compulsory attendance of, Catholic trial is usually a farce, tl^ fines go­ vanced by an attorney for Dr. Blazer, and if it fails to meet his approval, is known to history as “ the gentle Polish prelate who was condemned to in New Mexico. children at the reading of a sectarian ing, I am told, to the officers who on trial at Littleton this week, for to dash it to pieces on the fliilk can man saint,” and our guest of the eve death by the Soviet government for Father S ig ^ in said that the Mex- Version of the Bible in the public made the arrest.” killing □ his imbecile daughter to or the radiator. ning seems to have modelled his life teaching religion in Russia but es­ :an problem ia becoming more acute What about this, G o^rnor Mor- and her sufferings? The question was Whether our Bishop’s infancy was on that paragon of Bishops. This is caped the sentence when protests over the nation. Los Angeles alone schools, the K. E. K. of six towns held a nigM shirt demonstration in ley? Yon have maintained a strange raised whether she had a soul. Only marked by such drastic scenes, his the quality that most endears Bishop were made from many nations, will has 150,000 of these immigrants, and silence in face of the facts divulged an utter misconception of human dig biographers do not say, but they all Tihen to the priests and people visit Cleveland shortly. Archbishop sectarian proselyters are even imita­ Platteville Tuesday. The K. K. K. about your “ law enfercement” offi- nity could ska any one seriedsly admit that tbe prudence and cau­ Colorado, and that called forth their Cepliak comes on the invitation of ting the Mass to attract them. It has won the city election in Montrose, ask this. ’ tion which characterized bias in later (Continued on Page 6). Bishop Schrembs. been found that the only way to reach Colo., Tuesday.

ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION The Denver Catholic Register DUFFY ^TMident of Bofird, Rt. Rev. J. Henry Tihen, D.D.: Editor and Manager, FEASTS OF ST. AMDREV AVELUNA, M A T H . Rev. Mattlkew J. W. Smith; Printing Manager, ^ o r n H. Aatler;- ______John J. Cooraey, Hobert A. Smith, Thomaa M. Smith. STORAGE AND MOVING Warehoua«, 1521 Twent^Bth St. " Entered as seeond-claaa matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. A1 ST. SIAMSUIIS m EDIT Phone Main 1340 Office, 601 Fifteenth St Published Weekly by Sunday, November 8.— The Feaat agony, Satan In visible form ap- year. Eventually he reached the im­ THE MILES & DRYER PRINTING CO. THE CATHOUC PUBUSHING SOCIETY (Inc.) of the Holy Relics. Sone aon-Cath- proa^ed to seize his soul. Then perial court and was then banished 1823 California Street olics regard the veneration which the. while his brethren prayed and w ^ t to the Tauric Chersonese, where he CATHOLIC WORK OUR SPECIALTY Phone Main 6418 P. 0 . Box 1497 Church pays to relies of the M^ts the voice of Mary was heard bidding lingered for months in s ic k n ^ and as sinful and contend that this ^lous the saint’s gnarman angel send the destitution and then died. Eotimates (Jiv«n on Work from Out o f the City*^ practice is merely a remnant of pa- tempter hack to hell. A calm and Friday, November 13.— St. Stanis­ 1936-38 Lawrence SL Phones Champa 8082 and 8083 ganimn. On the contrary, aa decided holy smile settled on the features of laus Kotska was a member of a noble Thursday, Nov. 5, 1925. at the Council of Trent, the bodies the dying man of God and he Polish family. He studied in the of the martyrs and saints who were breathed forth his souL Jesuit College of Vienna and after living members of Jesus Christ and Wednesday, November 11.— St. having been cured of an illness by OFFICIAL NOTICE temples of the Holy Ghost are en­ Martin of Tours, when only a boy, Our Lady he was bidden by her to MOUNTAIN STATES FUEL CO. became a Christian catechumen in enter the Society o f Jesus. His fa­ titled to the honor o f the faithful. ALL GRADES OF LIGNITE AND BITUMINOUS COAL The Catholic Register has oar fallest approval as to its par- Monday, November 9.— S t Theo­ defiance of the wishes of his par­ ther’s opposition forced him to leave pose and method o f publication. We declare it the official o rn n of dore Tyro, martyr, was a soldier in ents. In 372 he became Bishop of Vienna and enter the novitiate at HIGH GRADE DOMESTIC STEAM COAL the Diocese of Denver and earnestly bemeak for it the wholeheart­ the imperial army in his youth b u t Tours. His flock, though Christian Rome. He lived there only ten Chan^ia 2437 29th and Galapago Sta. Main 4423 ed support of our priests and people. That support will make The when hu snperior officer ordered that in name, was still pagan in heart. months, dying as he had prayed he Register a strong power for the spread of God’s kingdom in Colorado. all Christians should sacrifice to the The saint went unarmed and attended might, on the feast of the Assump­ ^ J. HENRY TIHEN, pagan gods, he refused. The com­ only by hie monks and destroyed the tion 1568 at the age of only seven­ mander tried to win him over with heathen temples and groves. Then teen. Biahop of Denver. ! CLEANING PRESSING ALTERATIONS DYEING ! May 1, 1918. gentleness and allowed him to remain by him preaching and miracles he Saturday, November 14.—;-St. Di- at liberty. When this i^ n failed and completed the conversion o f his peo­ dacus was a native o f Spain, bom New Fashion Cleaners & Dyers ' Theodore had publicly manifested his ple. The last eleven years of his in the middle of the fifteenth cen­ contempt for the pagan deities, he life were spent in humble toil to tury. He entered the Order o f St. lOR Ditcouat far Cub aad Carry BAN ON COMMUNISTS was seized and tortured, and finally atone for his faults. Francis but remained a lay brother 506 East Colfax Ave. Phone Franklin 2717 burned to death. Thursday, November 12.— St. Mar­ all his life in perfect obscrv^ ce of (Colfax at Pennsylvania) Denver, Colorado Countess Katheriife Karolyi has been refused a visa to Tuesday, November 10.— 5 t An­ tin, Pope, sat on the Papal Throne the vows of poverty, chastity and enter the United States on a lecture tour, through orders of the drew Aveilino, when he was 86 years from 649 to 665. He incurred the obedience. Hu superiors sent him state department. She is a communist. Recently, the depart­ old. Joined the Theatine Order. He enmity of the Byzantine court ty on a mission to the Canary Islands ment refus^ admission to Saklatvala, a British communist, sulTered for fifty years from a most his oppoaition to the Monothelite where he hoped to gain the crown of painful injury but refused to use a heresy and was seized and taken on martyrdom. Such was not God's will, who wished to attend the Inter-Parliamentary Union. carriage to relieve his sufferings. On board a ship bound for Constantin­ however, and after making many Both these cases have aroused a storm of discussion. We the last day of his lif^ he arose to ople. After three months at sea he conversions he returned to Spain are told that the right of free speech is being interfered with. say Maas bnt was stricken at the was landed on the island of Naxos where he died after a long and pain­ Stop at THE JOYCE HOTEL' altar. While he was convnlaed in and there held in confinement for a ful illness. ■ But there must be a reasonable limit to all mundane things. Virtue takes the golden middle waf. If people want to criti­ cise the actions of our government or to suggest changes in the establishing of a visible Church. And -now to go forward another WHEN IN COLORADO SPRINGS those things that are not subversive of its republican form as a step in our argument, we Catholics government of the people, by the people and for the people, Fattier Wakli Proves Claims hold that because Christ evidently we have no right to object. The Protestant and the Catholic, the wished that His followers be held to­ single taxer and the monopolist, the dry and the wet— ail have gether in a visible sTCiety, He gave to this society, to His Church, that the opportunity to make their claims known, and all should of One True Chrdi of Christ which is indis^nsable to tha perman­ have, because it is possible to put their programs through and ence of every society, namely, au­ still retain a republic. thority. But when it comes to Communism, the aim is not to reform ' Consider the first of all human I k Alta Market aod Bakjof ’Co. The Rev. Francis Walsh in his o f Church, what kind of society, did the government of the United States, but to obliterate it alto­ societies, the family. How can it regular Sunday evening lecture at Christ establish? Was It to be with­ function properly unless children are 400 EAST COLFAX gether, supplanting it with a theory of governance utterly at the Cathedral October 25, which out an outward form, without ex­ subject to its authority? Consider variance with that under which we live. service was broadmut over KOA, ternal rites, any ceremonies, with no the next in importance of human so­ General Electric company’s station, visible signs of union; each follower cieties, the state. How can the state Etep in and visit our new store— the finest in Denver If a man went up and doWn this land proclaiming a new advanced impregnable arguments being left to hit own form of worship be maintained unless individual mem­ royal family, and actually striving to supplant our dearly pur­ which prove beyond a question of a and his own choice o f doctrine^ and bers are subject to ita duly consti­ Everything good to eat can be found here chased liberty with Czarism or Kaiserism, nobody could rea­ doubt that the Catholic Church ia the all followers to be known as Chriv tuted authority? Take authority out one and only Church founded b tians only by the practice o f Chris­ sonably object if the government, out of self-protection, re­ of the family and you have domestic THE STORE THAT SATISFIES THE APPETITE Christ.Chris Father Walsh spoke as tian virtue? Or did Christ desire discord— take authority out of the fused him the right to propagate his revolution. Yet we are lows: that His society. His Church should state and you have anarchy. How calmly told that we murt do this for Communism. During this course o f Sunday night be visible, with external rites and could a fraternal organization, a la­ J lectures we have tamed our atten­ ceremonies, with a visible bond of bor union, a woman^ club, a debat­ tion to the fundamental doctrines of union, and a definite creed? Now, ing society function without by-laws, SPECIAL TEN DAY SALE OF IMPORTED HAIR GOODS AN INFIDEL PICNIC the Catholic Church, and to each of we Catholics claim that no one can ruTea or regulations? In common them in turn we have applied the test read the New Testament and escape sense, order demands authority, and At a service held in Grace Methodist church, New York, of common sense. the condosion that Christ wanted His submission thereto. Without suthor- GASTELLO’S HAIR STORE The importance of the subjects al­ Church to be a visible society. Did seven faiths participated— ^Buddhist, Mohammedan, Z oro^ ity every human association would FHIST QUAUTY HAIR GOODS * ready considered, namely, beuef in a Ife hot .very carefully provide for a bwome a bedlam. trian. New Thought, Brahmin, Jewish and Protestant Chris­ personal, infinite Creator, the time Gtnt'teiTTi’t T oopeu oaS W ici Ready to Wear aad Made , to Order ceremony o f initiation— the Sacra­ (Continued on Page 6.) ; 6 2 f FIFT EENTH STREET— Gm ind Flaar PHONE MAIN MSS tian. “The idea was to praise Judaism. I notioh of sin, the common sense of ment of Baptism? Did He not con­ mysteries and miracles, and the di­ stitute a form of public worship after It is not hard to find praise for Judaism. Christianity is vinity of Jesus Christ— ^the impor­ the manner of the Last Sapper? JOSEPHJ.CEUA a direct outgrowth of it and retains all that is still worth while tance of these subjects can hardly be Does He not repeatedly refer to His from it. If we were not Catholics, and wanted to be logical, overestimated; but, for the Christian, k ii^ o m , and ts not a kingdom a General Insurance ^ the most important of all religious visible society? Q we would have to be Orthodox Jews. If the Messias has not questions, fmm a practical stand­ How can any one read the Acts of a«lK*«*nUiic !.—« ■ » AmarioaB Ooiaaaaiae yet come, the Jews are right; if He has, the Catholics are. point, is the one before Us tonight the Apostles, or their letters, and PlioD* Main 1ST4 There is no middle ground. Did Christ establish a Church to come to any other conclusion than 231-8 Cooper Bldg., 17th and CartU which all His follow en must belong, that the first followers of Christ were ' But we do not find the New York service edifying. A and is the Church that He established very intent upon establishing a vis­ Buddhist who denies the Creator can hardly feel kindly the Roman CathoHc Church? I say ible society, and that they md actu­ MEN O N LY Horan Service is character­ towards the God of Israel. A Mohammedan who looks for­ this is the most important practical ally establish a visible Church with JOHN HURLEY’S BARBER ized by professional skill, question for a Christian, because the a definite outward form, laying down ward to an utterly carnal heaven can hardly agree with the first duty of a follower o f Christ is rules and regulations for the giving SHOP sympathy, and thoughtful at­ spiritual yearning of the true Jew. A Zoroaatrian who believes obedience to His will. If Christ es­ of Baptism, the celebration of the Colorado National Bank Bldg. tention to every detail. Our li;o in the conflict of two gods, one good and the other evil, can tablished a Church, then all Chris­ Last Supper, the g ^ n g of the Holy Ground Floor—Next to Elevator patrons are assured that the scarcely agree with the Jew who, with all his heart, has cried tians, followers of Christ, are obliged Ghoet, toe leniseiou of sins, the Hours 8 to 6 through the ages, “There is no God but our God.” The New to belong to it; and if Christ estab­ anointing o f the sick, tiie contract of the entire service will be'car­ lished the Roman Catholic Church, nurriage, and the sdection o f dea­ ried out in the most satisfac­ Thought hodge-podge— God only knows what it holds—is as then all Christians are obliged to hold cons, elders and Bishops who were —NOW— far removed from the true Israelite as day is from night. meinbership tfierein. to help the A|)ostIe8 in their minia- tory manner. Common sense suggests that we Jtrations? If the Apostles did not ; Blaclde’a Chile Con Came | If these leaders merely met in a civic way to praise the begin our discussion with the defin­ establish a aodet]^ with an outward in Cana, at Your^Grocery | Jew, there would be sincerity in them. But when they held ition of the word Church. The word visible form, then there ia no such a common religious service, they sacrified their own principles means an assembly, a group, a soci­ ,society among men; for we have In A SK FOR IT and gained nothing. Religious toleration does not consist of ety of indhridnals come togietiier for Jthe society that they established, the Prepared and packed under san- | a common purpose, and the Church prescribed initiation, the directions Hary conditions by the opera- | making a holocaust of all we hold to be true, but teaches tlmt o f Christ, therefore, is that am m bly, for the ritual, rules of individual cob- tors of the celebrated Blackie’e < each man should follow the dictates of conscience and not in- group or society that has for its com­ duot and the method o f selecthu offi­ I Chile Peiiora, loceted at— terefere with the rights of others. It is the most serious fo m mon purpose the following o f Christ. cers. What Is wanting here, m t is No. I— 915 IStk St., noar Post- ' Now it is utterly absurd to hold found in any society of human be­ offico. of intolerance to demand that we should all sacrifice our prin­ ings? that Christ did not dosire that peopls I No. 2— 1830 Wolton, oppoaito . ciples, in order to merge into one common error. riionld become His followers, follow­ We hold, therefore, that the desire Oii^oain Tboator. ers o f His precepts, imitators of His o f Christ, as expressed by Himself, [ No. 3— 1841 Larimer. example, believers of His word. Why and as fulfilled oy His Apostles, la OPPONENTS OF PRIVATE PROPERTY should He preach the word if He did not want people to follow it? And The right of private property, so ably defended by Pope how could Clmst have followers who Leo X in, was altogether denied by the early Socialiste, who were not intent upon the common wanted all sources of revenue held by the State, with the purpose of following Him? And who, people simply as tenants or employes. Later Socialists modi­ in following Him, would not stand in a claaa apart from all other men? CASCADE LAUNDRY CO. 1 fied this extreme-view, as they realized that it is altogether Christ evident^ desired a following, impractical. In Russia today, private property is recognized, X' a group, a society, a Church. 1642 Tremont— 1128 17th St.— 1945 Broadway although justice is often discarded. The question before ns U therefore 428 17th Ave. n narrowed down to thAs: What kind A famous opponent of private property was Henry George, the Single Taxer. WWle he does not approve of DENVER’S MOST PROGRESSIVE FORMt qUAUTT AND SERVICE IN • > AU Claasefl of Service, but Only One Quality— the Very 'George’s economic ideas, so distingruished an authority as the PAINTING. DECORATINC AND • > Rev. John A. Ryan holds that Leo XIII’s Rerum Novarum did PAPERHANCiNC, piMM Best— Most Reasonable Prices in the City. not attack the Single Tax system. The Single Tax was in­ WALTER J. CAMEL The moB who guaranteee Let Our Representatire Explain the Service— Main 8052 \ tended by George to enable the government to take the kemal SstimatM runitolfd of private property in land and leave the shell to the owner, Tea aieatlui i# Pai because of the tax that would be placed by the State on land, Cidlap 558. 4176 Lowell Blvd. i I but it would leave the managerial use and secure possession of t i « m t w f * * ! PHONES . his holding to the land owner, “ together with the power to Eyes Elxamined MAIN transmit and transfer it, and full ownership of improvements. 428b A28) C laM oa “These are the only elements of ownership that the Holy That Father defends and which he insists upon as necessary,” ac­ ^ tU fy cording to Father Ryan, in “ Distributive Jurtice.” “The one UUNTIkYO Conaeiratloet / element of private ownership which the Single Tax system Sorviea 2500.25* CURTIS ST would exclude; namely, the power to take rent from and pro­ Reasonable Wg u se ARTESIAN W A 'W fit by the'changes in land values, finds no place among the Prices advantages of private ownership enumerated in the encycii- BIFOCAL o Henry George held that private ownership of land is es­ OPTICAL 1847 Rogers 3ros. CO. SAVE EXPENSE sentially unjust, but he advanced this as an argument for H Taking all things into consideration, putting in his system. It is not the system itself, although w n xu M g. tu u u N Single Tax would place a limit on ownership as we now know CHAMPA Optomotriol we must regard milk an inexpensive Silverplate it. foo(L This. is particularly noticeable 6 The right of private property is indirect, though natural. With the New Utility Tray, aa lUuatrated in the Saturday Many people obtain their natural needs without being land when we compare it with lean beef Evening Post o f Oct. 31 ownere. Hence the right is not a direct one, like that of life. (round), which at 28 cents a pound is The Utility Tray is a silver rack and serving tray all in But it is a social necessity to have people given the opportunity, just as economical a source of protein as one. You may now buy 1847 Rogers Bros. Silverware in to convert thefr wealth or energy in the direction of obtaining these practical trays. Pieces most needed are found in ’ land, if they so desire. The right is an individual one, not milk at nine cents a quart. The beef is these new sets— 6 dinner knives, 6 dinner forks, 6 table­ given to us by the State. The individual and family came be­ not to be considered as a source of cal­ spoons, 6 teaspoons, 1 butter knife, 1 sugar shell. fore the State and arguments that are impregnable and that are borne out by experience prove that the individual and cium; it is more than twice as expensive The Utility Tray comes in a variety of color schemes and family, generally speaking, cannot properly exist without pri­ Day and Night as milk as a source of phosphorus, and, with ware in all the newer 1847 Rogers Bros, patterns. vate property. But as Father Ryan points out in “ Distributive TOWN HOUSE SET OF 26 PIECES, AS ILLUSTRATED Justice,” while undoubtedly the State may not abolish private while much cheaper than milk as a ownership, so long as it is necessary for human or individual Schools That source of iron, is by no means the cheap­ welfare, when this necessity ceases the moral justification of Are Thorough est of iron-bearing foods. $26.10 the institution also disappears. DEFE3RRED PAYMENT PLAN—Silverware may be pur­ Some have argued that it would be well for the State to All Commercial chased by paying a small amount down. The balance is take over all private property and remunerate the owners, Subjects Use divided into monthly installments. then have it occupied and worked as tenant property of the State. But this would kill ambition and would cause man to One Thousand Eighteen Main Floor, 16th St. become so enslaved to the whims of political bosses that the Positions FiUed Last Year < seeming benefits would prove chimerical. It is hard to see W iiiil^ Farm Dairy how such a plan could fail to infringe on natural rights. The only solution is to preserve private property, but to impregnate the State with a Christian conscience, so that its ; COJY/>f£n9C/AL SC/fOOJL" I Call or Write for Catalog Products legislation and law enforcement will reduce injustice to a mini­ mum. No temporal panacea yet advanced will cure all the 1410 Glenarm St., Denver “ EARLY SERVICE ANYWHERE” MAIN 5136 ; evils of society. 1M III M l 111 > M 9»» >64 I Thursday, Nov. 6, 1925. THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER PAGE THREE.

REGIS HANDS 26-0 CALVARY GROUP BLESSED OYSTER SUPPER AT day, A. E. Churchill; Saturday, Mr. evening to spend a few days in Hie $1,820 IS CLEARED AT ST. MARY’S ACADEMY DEFEAT TO SOUTH IN DURANGO . CEMETERY LEADVILLE FRIDAY an^M rs. Casey. city with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. LEADVILLE BAZAAR GRADUATE ENTERS Tire Altar and Rosary society M. J. Leonard. ------t g » DAKOTA MINES 11 meeting was postponed until after Mrs. Leo. Labelle is rapidly recov­ LORETTO NOVITIATE Durango.— The new Calviry group, Annunciation Parish, Leadville.— St Joseph’s Parish, Leadville.— the bazaar. ering at St Vincent's ho^t^. which was recently erected in the An oyster supper will be served on Last Sunday the pa^or. Father The Regris Rangers, preparing for Sunday at the 9:30 o’clock Mass Miss Mary McGuire left during the Miss Helen Sanders, who gradu­ cemetery, was dedicated on Sunday, Friday evening at K. of C. hall by Trunck, thank^ the parishioners and their annual battle with the football for the to t time the new to e organ week for Denver, where she will com­ ated last June from St. Mary’s acad­ Nov. 1, at 8 p. m. The dedication was the ladies on the committee for the all who aided In making the bazu r, team from Denver tiniversity, which will peal forth its music. The organ plete her business course. emy, entered the novitiate o f the followed by a procession. Rosary and bazaar. The serving will start at 6 which was held October 17 and 18, will be played at the D. U. stadium is the ^ t to the church from the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Larson re­ Sisters o f Loretto at Loretto, Ky., on sermon. On All Souls’ day an open- o’clock. On Satuiuay evening a such a wonderful success. 'The pro­ on Nov. 14, hit their full stride last turned lest week from Kansu where October 25. She is an exceptionally air Re

HOLY ROSARY CHOIR TO PRESENT PLAY SUNDAY Service to Men and Womet • 1 ■■ .*j:’ f (Holy Rosa'ry Parish) The men^rs of the Holy Rosary church choir have a delightful sur­ prise in t o r e ' for the rablic. On Sunday evening, Nov. ^ th ey will The May is more than a store—more than a great mart of commerce. It is a p r ^ n t the coiBidy, '*A Family A f­ fair.” The cast is in good hands, the players are well chosen and an enjoyable evening is awaiting those Public-serving institution that recogniEes its responsibilities, not only to its many who will be in attendisnee, at the hall of the Slovenian societies, 4464 Washington street where the play thousands of pktrons, but to every other individual in the community as well. will be given. Joseph Gmbesic and Mary Oesay wfll have the leading * parts. They will be assisted by An­ na Gmbesic, Rosie Horvat, Joseph Domitrovich and Joseph KMn. The Budget Bu3rmg Plan is a new charge service Preparations are made for the The Budget Buying Plan bazaar which will be held in tbe hall which permits responsible men and women to pur­ of the Slovenian societi^ 4464 Washington street during tiie is The May G>mpany’8 latest achievement to further Thanksgiving week, for five days, chase fine apparel and pay out of income—a moderate Nov. 22, 24, 26, 28 and 29. The this store’s usefuhess. It is a modem merchandising committee is working hard to make amount at time of purchase—the balance in ten weekly this a n n u l affair a success. method that is fast taking a firm grip on the buying Sunday, Nov. 8, will be regular payments of equal amounts. monthly Commimion day for Hie Holy Name society. public of the entire country. ANOTHER GREAT CURE W e have thoroughly investigated every phase of its. No Added Cost for This Service BY LITTLE FLOWER ■■ i n New Bedford, Mass.— Miss Alice possibilities and are now ready to extend this service to Toomey, of this city, attributes the There is no interest or carrying charge for this service. _cnre of an injured foot, after eight responsible'men and women on a big, broad plane—^in "and a half years of suffering, to tbe Cash, Regular Charge and Budget Plan prices are intercession of St. Teresa, the “ l i t ­ keeping with The May Company’s liberal policies. tle Flower.” Physicians have now identical. q ‘ ^ certified that the foot is normal, al­ though previou to a novena to St. Teresa the sufferer had consulted Men and women accustomed to purchasing Automo­ twenty-three doctors and still w u §oririg im tb forced to make her visits to the biles, Radios, Homes, Real Elstate, in fact, practically church with the aid of a cane. Miss Toomey injured her foot in all commodities, even Investment Securities on de­ 1917. Two bones were broken and and other lea^ng lines for men and young m ^ are later atrophy of the bones was shown by X-ray pictures. In constant pain, featured, together with other famous hiakes, as well as ferred payments, may now include Fine Apparel The she went to hospitals, tried special shoes, massages, electrical treat­ the products of the world’s leading apparel originators Budget Plan is a new and convenient ch$u‘ge service ments and metal b ^ e s . Tbe pain continued and she forced to use and manufacturers for women. that cannot fail to meet with instant appro^^ cratches. Then she began a series of prayers to St. Teresa. The foot improved and she was able to get about with a cane. Last month she started a n oveu This Is How the Plan Permits You to Purchase! to the “ Little Flower.” On Hie ninth day she rode to the shrine of the “ Little Flower” in St. Lawrence’s church here, and a priest placed the $25 GARMENTS FOR MEN OR WOMEN $85 GARMENTS FOR MEN OR WOMEN reUc on her foot. She prayed until You pay $10 at time of purchase and $1.50 weekly You pay $10 at time of purchase and $5.50 weekly 6 o’clock in the evening. While at the shrine she tried to move her foot but it w u sore and sti^^ and she' ex­ $30 GARMENTS FOR MEN OR WOMEN $70 GARMENTS FOR MEN OR WOMEN perienced great pain. When she left the church, howeve^, she w u able to You pay $10 at time of purchase and $2 weekly You pay $15 at time of purchase and $5.50 weekly make the fifteen-minute walk to her home without her cane and she de­ $35 GARMENTS FOR MEN OR WOMEN $75 GARMENTS FOR MEN OR WOMEN 0 clares her foot seemed normal. The swelling and pain have now disap­ You pay $10 at time of purchase and $2,50 weekly You pay $15 at time of purchase and $6 weekly peared for the first time in more than eight yeqrs. Two doctors, one $40 GARMENTS FOR MEN OR WOMEN $80 GARMENTS FOR MEN OR WOMEN a non-CathoUc, have since examined the foot and certified it to be nor­ You pay $10 at time of purchase and $3 weekly You pay $20 at time of purchase and $6 weekly mal, and an X-ray photograph taken recently shows a normal condition $85 GARMENTS FOR MEN OR WOMEN • except for a s li^ t swelling. $45 GARMENTS FOR MEN OR WOMEN You pay $10 at time of purchase and $3.50 weekly You pay $20 at time of purchase and $6.50 weekly FRENCH WRITER IN NEW BOOK PRAISES’ - LATE ARCHB. IRELAND $50 GARMENTS FOR MEN OR WOMEN $90 GARMENTS FOR MEN OR WOMEN You pay $20 at time of purchase and $7 weekly Paris.— A French writer, Madame You pay $10 at time of purchase and $4 weekly (Haude d’Habloville, h u drawn a word portrait of Archbishop Ireland $55 GARMENTS FOR MEN OR WOMEN $95 GARMENTS FOR MEN OR WOMEN o f S t Paul in a volume just publish­ ed in Paris under the title, “ The You pay $10 at time of purchase and $4.50 weekly You pay $20 at time of purchase and $7.50 weekly . Great Figures of the Contemporary Church.” $60 GARMEF^S FOR MEN OR WOMEN $100 GARMENTS FOR MEN OR WOMEN A critic, M. Raoul Naray, writing of the book in the Bulletin des Ami­ You pay $10 at time of purchase and $5 weekly You pay $20 at time of purchase and $8 weekly ties Catholiques FrancaUes, com­ ments u follows on the passages de­ a voted to Archbishop Ireland: “ In a very happy manner Madame Society Brand's Newest Models---Choicest Fabrics and Smartest Shades and PaHemt d’Habloville has defined the particu­ lar merits o f the eminent Archbishop o f St. Paul, his gifts u a born chief Women’s Leading Makes o f Hig^-Grade Ready-to-Wear ■and leader of men, his prescience of new conditions of apostolate and Catholic expansion. She h u done this without falling into the panegy­ rical, without bverlooking the fact that the ardor, and even the temeri­ ties, of Archbishop Ireland at times called for justified reserve, but lAe h u compiled sufficient concordant A WORD TO OUR OLD CUSTOMERS testimony to lead ns to conclude with her that this virile spirit, this great sWe want you, our regular cash and charge customers, to understand that this new plan of selling does not affect tiM Bishop, w u never behind the timeal in a single piece of advice a single handling of your accounts in the usual way. There need 1^ no change whatever in the usual day or by a single idea.” method of handling your business. r PAGE F O U ^. Special Bargain News Page of Reliable Denver Business Houses ------■ - -■ . ■■■ ■ . These Firms Offer You the Greatest Values You Can Obtain in the City—Watch This Page Every Issued for New Announcements

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Has MAIN 5061 . the original tires, all in good The Bootery Briog this ad with you .shape. Down payment $100 1624 Broadway and $25 per month. No interest “The Parlor Shoe Store” Service Fuel & Denver. Dentists We have the car to suit you. 1st and Broadway Main 6670 Lqt us know what you want 618 Sixteenth Street Realty Co. 1555 Tremont 2U Charles Bldg. VIC HEBERT JOHN J. TART, Mnnxger Open Saturday Evenings 320 Larimer St., Denver Champa 3207 15th aod Curtis 3660 Downing St. 4 J Willys Knight and Overland HOLY NAME RETREAT AT JESSIE PRINGLE PLANS HOLY NAME MEN TO HARVEST FESTIVAL AT GOLDEN JUBILEE OF SODALITY SOCIAL TO ST. FRANCIS’ THIS WEEK TO OPEN STUDIO HERE HAVE TURKEY PARTY AKRON THIS SATURDAY REDEMPTORIST PROVINCE BE AT RAINBOW LANE Holy Name (St. Francis de Sales’ Parish) (St. Joseph’s Parish) (Shrine of St Anne, Arvada) (St. Catherine’s Pariah) Akron.— St. Joseph’s parishioners All records for attendance at a *In celebration of the fiftieth an­ Jessie E. Pringle has disposed of The monster turkey party, launch­ will hold their fourth annual harvest Holy Name Communion in the parish niversary of the establishment of the her ranch in Arvada and has pur­ ed by the Holy Name men at their festival this Saturday aftembon and are expected to be broken at the 7:15 St Louis province of the Redemptor- chased a residence in Denver at 1664 meeting on Monday evening, has been evening. Judging from the enthuai- Mass Sunday morning with the dose Humboldt street, to which she and set f o r Nov. 23, the Monday evening asm this year’s festival will surpass ist Fathers, a Solemn Maae will be of the naen’a retreat arranged by the celebrated this Friday morning at 8 Holy Name society, and conducted by her sister, Mrs. Dora Murphy, have before Thanksgiving day. Since the those of other years. The purpose of Chicago.—-The various branches of o’clock in the church. A Mass will the Rev. E. J. Mannix, diocesan di­ moved. It is Miss Pringle’s inten­ ladies o f the parish made such a glor­ the festival is to meet the extraordi­ the Holy Name society in Chicago, tion to go east before the first of ious success of their card party, nary expense o f the parish which be said on Satfiz^y for the deceased rector of the sodety. The retreat members of tiie.'pi^nce. co-operating with the Archdiocesan December for an indefinite realizing almost one hundred doUan comes due this time of the year. The opens this (Thursday) evening. Eve­ P«nod, The Papal bleming will be impart­ union, ara in the midst o f a number following her presentation of “Mrs. clear, the men have become very en­ Holy Nam# society will be in charge ning services are being held at 7:45 ed at all the llasHS Sunday. of activities which show that the Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch,” in thusiastic in their efforts to surpass of the auction aale to be held oo the and the 7 o’clock Mass is the special Sunday is the regular monthly society here is Justifying its exist­ which she will appear in the title them in the turkey party. The com­ school premises. The men guarantee retreat Mass. ence in doing more thian nolding the mittee in charge is as follows: Mr. a “ real sale” on a cash basis. At Communion 4*7 to r the Holy Name The final meeting of the executive . role at the Community players’ thea­ society. 'The men are reminded of regular monthly meetings. ter, Fourteenth and Marion street, Merkl, chairman, assisted by Messrs 5 o’clock the ladies will serve a din­ committee for Fathe” Smith’s di­ their promise at the mission and s Officers of the Holy Name ' on Friday and Saturday evenings, Teschner, Grannell, Washburn and ner with all the trimmings. ’The vision of the bazaar will be held in branches are invited to join in a se­ Eastman. At this meeting a special advance sale of ticketa already as­ large attendance is expected. Father the qpmmnnity building next Tues­ Nov. 21 and 22. It is her intention, K rienr, the spiritual director, will ries of retreats for local officers on her return to Denver, to op ^ a committee was also appointed to ar­ sures its success. In the way of day evening. The bazaar will be which will he held at various week­ range for a Christmas party for the booths: The Altar society will be in speak at the services for the men to pened by this division on Saturday, studio of dramatic art. Jessie Prto- be held in the evening. ends during the month of-November gle’s removal from Aravada is a dis­ children to be given under the aus charge of the apron booth, lingerie, bv. 14, 7016 committee gives grati­ at the Franciscan retreats, particu­ pices of the priests of the parish. This baby booth; the sodality, candy The Yonng Ladies’ sodality held fying reports o f the progress of its tinct loss to the little parish of St its meeting Monday evening after the larly the one which will begin Friday 'ommittee consists of Messrs. Weber, booth, orange booth, baked goods w ork, and the divirion goes into its evening following Thanksgiving day, Anne’s, where she has been so active church services. Four circles of Eastman and Hansenauer. The treat booth; the social clnb will have the part ef the celebration confident of to be made up entirely of oflScers in all the church woric, giving freely roung ladies were appointed to so- of tJie evening was several very in blanket booth, variety booth; junior establishing a good figure for the oth­ and Big Brothers o f parish branches of her time, her energy and her re­ ieit'articles for the sodality’s booth markable talent with no thought of teresting convert experiences as re boys, soft drinks and novelties; junior ers to work towards. of the Holy Name society. called by half a do£en converts pres­ girls, fish pond. “ The bull's eye tav­ at the festival. The Young Ladies’ sodality evi­ recompense other than the satirfac- The committee of the dramatic Chairinan John J. Collins of the ent at the meeting. ern,” shooting gallery, hot dog stand, denced new life and interest, if one lecture bureau is receiving many tion which she derives from laboring club, which is making arrannmenta Miss Nell F^nn, President The meeting of the Junior- Holy rolls game and "nigger dolW’ along Young Ladies’ Sodality is to judge it by the attendance at requests for speakers for branch for the Master whom she loves. Last for the hard time party to be held Monday evening, at a meeting of the Name society for Friday evening of with the dart booth, will also be In (St Patrick’s Parish) Holy Communion and the reralar meetings, and is glad that his person­ Monday evening, announces that monthly conference. A short huri dramatic club, which she has directed this week at 7:30 o’clock is an­ charge of the Holy Name men. In The Young Ladies’ sodality of St nel permits the filling of all engage­ nounced as a father and son meet­ the evening a special program, with plans are now complete for the af­ ness meeting was followed by a one- ments. The bureau now is Imgger with such splendid results, she was fair, which is to be held at the Mont­ Patrick's parish has completed its made the recipient of a beauWul ing and the fathers are ifivited to Charles Young of Denver in charge, preparations for the big Armistice act sketch, entitled, “ Dr. Frances thah ever, and is ready to handle clair civic building. Devine.” The act. was staged by wrist watch as a token of the love come with their boys to this meet­ will be given. After the program will eve social to be held Tuesday eve the greatest possible number of ing. be the “ clean up” saie, with Joe girls from the high school under the meetings.' and esteem in which she is held by COMMUNION SUNDAY FOR ning, Nov. 10, at the Rainbow lane . the members of that organisaiton. . The Altar and Rosary society met Plummer, “ Akron's best," in charge. of the Shirley-Savoy hotel. Joe Mann direction of Father O’Heron. S t Sebastian’s branch of the Holy The Ladies’ Aid held an all-day on Thursday. afternoon of last week. HOLY NAME SOCIETIES and his Rainbow lane orchestra will The Dardanella club held its most Name society annonnees that it •will meeting at the home of Mrs. J. R Him Champlin presided and the pray­ SAVINGS BANKS HAVE furnish the music for the occasion. colorful and enjoyable social of the hold a “ New World Day” on Sun­ McCnne on Thursday of last week, er was led by Father MncUer. Fol­ NEW PLAN MODELED (S t EUzabeth’s Parish) The ticliete, which sell for $1.60 per season last Saturday night. Over day, November 8, for the purpose of winning more friends among the and did a great deal of work in prep­ lowing the regular businesa meeting. The Senior end Jnnior Holy Name couple, may be secured from any one hundred couples attended. The Father Mueller gave a very interest­ ON INSURANCE RISKS next big social will be held Thanks parishioners for.the official publica­ aration for the chicken pie supper societies will receive Holy Com- member of the sodality or at the door giving week if arrangements can be tion of the archdiocese. The Rev. and bazaar which will be hrid Satur­ ing talk. mun in a body at the 8 o’clock Mass the night o f the social. The com­ 'The New York "Times" an­ completed with the Harmony Peer­ Edmund B j^ e s, pastor, has invited day evening, Nov. 28. The meeting Sunday and hold their meeting this mittee in charge of the affair con- BISHOP HONORED nounces that a group of savings less orchestra, which has been heard the managing editor of The New will be held this week at the home banks have a new form of insurance Friday evening after devotions in the sista of Jane Gallagher, Irene Hayes over the radio frequently. The box­ World to talk at all the Masses on of Mrs. McNulty. AT CLERGY DINNER under consideration, which, if carried school basement A large attendance and Mary Finnerty. ing match was postponed until Wed­ the functions o f the Catholic press out, will mean a large extension of is expected, as very important busi­ Father G’ Dwyer arrived home on (Continued from Page 1). ness u to be transacted at this meet­ nesday night, Nov. 11, so a card and to give some details concerning LORETTO SUPERIOR IS the method by which protection is Friday, mnch to the Joy of his ]^r- the aims and objects of this paper. VISITOR AT HEIGHTS today; his present parish, St. Francis given, not to certain “ select” risks. ing. ishioners. On Wednesday night, St. party, which was giv®* place of FriAiy being the first Friday of the boxing match, was enjoyed by Members o f the branch will form de ^ e s ’, which was small when he But to a wide circle of persons with Patrick’s hall was overflowing with committees at each Mass to distribute went there, is now one of the largest qualifications other than youth and the month, confessions vrill be heard his friends, who gathered together (Loretto Heights News) The Sunny South bazaar district blanks so that the parishioners can In the diocese and two parishes have health. The proposal is for the sav­ Thursday afternoon and evening and to welcome him home from his Eu­ The college is honored by having at its last meeting of captains and sign their names and addresses and already ^ e n cut from it, while an­ ings bank depositor to deposit, with­ on Friday morning. In the evening ropean tour. A more hearty reception a visit from Reverend Mother Clara- workers decided on a turkey dinner receive copies of The New World. other will soon be. He said the in s fixed period, s certain sum, de- at 7:46 there will be devotions in was never riven. The school chil­ sine, superior general of Sisters of honor of the Sacred Heart and Bene­ for its night o f the bazaar. ’The Names o f deceased Holy Name Loretto, and Mother Olivette, secre­ growth of Catholic spirit is evident Mndent on his earning capacity. dren assisted with the entertainment, diction of the Blessed Sacrament price of the dinner was chan^d men are kept in a special record at tary general of the order. Reverend in our schools. He saw the day when Then, under proper restrictions, ss did other psrish artists. The Al­ On Thursday evening, O ct 29, a from 75 cents to 60 cents. Attention the Holy Name office, 163 West Mother Claraaine lived at the Heights the pastor's chief fight was to get should he die or be disabltd before tar and Rosary society was the spoh- card party was given by the Knighta is again called to the fact that the W ash in ^ n street, and prayers for- as superior six years, so it is always children for his school; now it is to the agreed sum has been deposited, sor of the festivities, and Mrs. of S t John and the Ladiea’ auxiliary. date of the bazaar for this district the aonls o f these men are offered a great pleasure to receive a v i«t get schools for his children. the whole of that sum will be de Nevans, in its behalf, presented a up at all general meetings o f the It was a social success. Every table has been Changed from Nov. 28 to from her. Reverend Mother is much Father O’Ryan pleaded for co-oper­ livered to his estate. purse of a thousand dollars. .The Archdiocesan union. was ocpHpied. Msny beautiful prizos Dec. 6. pleased at the progress at Loretto. ation of the priest in civic works, not Provision is made for failure to money is io be used in making need­ Each year on Thanksriving day, a in partisan politics, but in those move­ pay during terms of nnemployment, were awarded to the winners. Lunch­ Walter Scherer, Elizabeth Egan Saturday afternoon, Oct. 31, the ed repairs in the church. The ladies and Mary Bnrke will stage for the Solemn High Requiem Mass is said ments that promote the well being as well as for retirement from the eon was served and all enjoyed a are. to be congratulated on the sue-, for the repose of the souls of all students of Loretto Heights college most pleasant evening. benefit of the Holy Name society were the guests of Reg^ college at of the entire community. He showed contract at will; but the main outline cess of their strenuous efforts. Fa­ deceased members o f the Holy Name It is gratifying to state that the next Monday evening a one-act the football game between Regia and that in doing this the priest is living of the proposal is that the depositors ther O’ Dwyer was highly gratified society whose names have been sent up to Catholic history. Hardly a town become s “ gronp” and are insured Knighta o f St. John have started a sketch entitled "Good Medicine.” The South Dakota Mines. A reception with this and all the arrangements play will be put oh under the direc­ to the Holy Name office for official in Europe but can trace great pub­ by one of the regular companies, campaign for new members. Circulars record. was held after the game in^ *“ « of the evening. At the Masses on tion of Father O’Heron. lic improvementa, such as its water just as are the employes of a large have been distributed to every Memorial Pam|AIet parlor of Carroll hall. Delicious re Sunday Father O’Dwyer told of his The Washington Park Altar so­ supply, back to the ingenuity of its factory or the mambers of a corpora­ knight This is a golden opportunity This year, as for the past seven freshments were served. ' . . joy on reaching home and finding the dety will meet Thursday afternoon, priests. The people expect intelli­ tion. for each member to manifest his in­ years, a memorial booklet will be The freshmen entertained the school so well established. On Wed­ Nov. 12, with Mrs. L. Gariepy, 1218 gent leadership from the priests out­ This is in many respecta a com terest in the society by securing new nesday night he spoke of his trip and prepared by the Archdiocesan union faculty and students in honor of the mendabie variant of the old-fashioned members and thereby help to increase South Clayton. senlort at a Hallowe’en party. Wed side his church work, sad the public gave his impressions of conditions o f the Holy Name society to com­ that cannot be reach^ by us through life insurance, says The Echo, Buf the enthusiasm. At the funeral Mass of John Car- memorate deceased members. Copies nesday, Oct. 28. falo. The companies can figure out The Altar soeiety held a very sue- ^ roll (see notice of death on page 6), The Heightsonian, the college pa^ spirituals can be reached by tem­ of this pamphlet will be sent to all ' the exact actual risks for any large cessful meeting on Tueedky after­ Father Thomas M. Carroll of Detroit per, made its initial appearance of porals. If the priest exercises influ DEERTRAIL HAS UNUSUAL branches and distributed at the Me­ ence o f this kind, he will be listened gronp, ao that their profits are as noon. It was decided to present to Was celebrant. Father J. J. Donnelly morial Mass. this year Friday, O ct 30. It was BAPTISM CEREMONY was Father Joseph to, for he is looked up to as a learned safe as if they had medical exam­ the pastor a set of feast-day albs. enthusiastically received and aold out O’Heron was subdeacon. Father Don­ man. Father O’Ryan urged the- inations and age tables behind them. The meeting of the L. C. B. A. will 110 ABBOTS HEAR before the demAnd for it i^ a e ^ Hugo.— An unusual baptism cere- nelly preached and Eldward Wolter priests to make ‘a start in this work There is no reason why s whole town be held Toesdsy evening at 8 o’clock. The junior branch of the NeedlC' was soloist. Henry Carroll of Chi PLEA FOR RUSSIANS by examining Colorado prisons and should not be insured in this way, mopy was performed recently at St work guild, established less than two (ago, a brother of Mr. Carroll, at­ poor farms, saying that in some cases for St least k small sum, and one can FATHER LYONS’ INSTRUCTION Joseph’s church, Deertrmll, by Fa­ weeks ago at Loretto, sent in its of­ im a ^ e k town doing this through its LEAGUE INDULGENCED ther Horgan when he received A1 tended. Rome. — One hundred and* ten fering for the poor Monday, Not. 2. they are worse than the horrors of Benedictine Abbots assembled in con­ the fabled past The latter portion municipal government and Mying Chicago.—-The Catholic Instruc­ Reid and his son-in-law, Bert Mathe- Although the time was very short WORLD’S OLDEST ference here daring the past week of his address dealt with his great for it oat of taxes. That would be a tion League, founded at Loyola Uni­ eon, into the Church on the same the Loretto students made over 100 day as the latter’s infant son, Albert REPUBLIC TO HAVE heard the Abbot Primate of the Or­ faith in the justice of the ^American substitute for not a little expendi­ versity here in 1912 by Father Ly­ garments. The total number aont ture pf tbs sort called charitable. ons, S. J., primarily to provide religi received the sacrament of Baptism. VATICAN REPRESENTATIVE der, by order of the Holy Father, was 140, the remainder being bought people. Rome, Nov. 8.— The tiny state of recommend the work o f the Catholic Father Barr, promising the diocese out instruction to Catholic children Edward Dougherty and Marie Lud by those who did "not have time to NOVICES WIN FIVE- attending public schools, has re­ wig were united in marriage by Fa­ San Marino, perched atop the Apen- Union to the Benedictines throu^- make them. men from S t Thomas’ seminary nine mountains not far from Rimini, ;out the world. Abbots were present / ------equipped intellectually, morally and YEAR FIGHT TO VOTE ceived important rairituol favors ther Horgan on Wednesday morning from the Vaticaii. By Papal Brief, at St. Joseph’s church, Deertrail. and which claims the honor of being from almost every country of the • SIX DIOCESES AGED 75; spiritually for the work of the priest­ the world’s oldest republic, soon is world, including Ull the Abbots of Poughkeepsie, N. Y.— Novices at­ His Holiness has ra is^ the L ea ^ e The ladies of the Hugo Altar and SANTA FE INCLUDED hood, lauded his predecessors in the to have a diplomatic representative Benedictine houses in America, with faculty and the alumni of the insti- tending novitiates in New York have to the dignity of a Primary Union, Roasry society will hold their annual Savannah, Ga.— The Diocese of and has granted it sevecal indul bazaar on Saturday, Novr 21. On at the Vatican. S «i Marino has a the exception of Belmont Abbey, N. Savannah, established'In 1850 with tntlon, for the hardships they had the right to vote as residents of the population of between 12,000 and C., whose head was unable to attend. undergone. An endeavor would be localities where the novitiates ^re gences. the same date the Deertrail Altar the Dioceses of St. Paul, Santa _Fe, and Rosary society will hold a bazaar 13,000. It i4 twenty-four miles l o ^ The Abbot Primate had several con­ Los Angeles, Seattle and Wheeling, made to see that their woric, glorious­ situated, according to a decision ferences with the Holy Father re- KansM City.— Five local Ctathoiic and fruit sale for the benefit of that and thirty-eight miles wide. The lit­ observed its diamond jubilee with a ly done, will be gloriously continued. which has been handled down here ^ r d in g the work of the Catholic Un­ charitable jnstitutiona are bon^ mission... tle state has been in existence for tbree-^y celebration which began He thanked the Bishop for the en­ by Justice George H. Taylor of the ion, a society for the return to the fidariwr equally in the bulk o f an Sister Maura of the Dominican or­ more than a thousand years. with a Pontifical High Mass at the couragement that has made possible state supreme court. The decision Holy Church of the separated breth­ was the latest step in s five-year con estate left by the late Mr. Mary Ann der is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mar­ Cathedral of St John the Baptist, the great new seminary, now under I A subscriber wishes to acknowl­ ren of the Near East and which is t’.r L- r troversy betwsen the election inapec Grier. The Grier home will be sold garet Cotter, and sister, Mrs. J. F. celebrated by the Rt. Rev. Michael J. sonstruction. edge a favor received through^ the enlisting the aid of Catholics in all tors of the third district of the town and the proceeds ri^en to Bishop Ri'ordan. Keyes, D. D., Bishop of Savannah, Father Callanan’s talk, given in full intercession of the Blessed Virgin parts of Europe and America in its o f Hyde Park and officials Of the no­ LilUs for the education of young Sunday will be Communion • day and endfd with a second Pontifical ohewhere, was a clever appreciation and the Little Flower. reunion projects. vitiate of St Andrews-on-Hudson. men in the priegthood. for the Altar and Rosary society. High Mass. of the Bishop’s work.

■ Thursday, Nov. &, 1926. THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER PAGE FIVE. Knights of Colunilius Hope of Father Callanan in Briliant P O M OF STATE MIST BE KEPT Persecnted Cliiircli in Mexico AdAfess lauds Bishop’s fo r k IN UM TS TO AVOffi MVADMG Diocesan Note! (B y Charles Phillips, Special Corre­ every turn. Catholic workingmen (Continued from Page 1) schools, the homes for the needy and spondent, N. C. W. C. JNews are thrown out of employment. Cath­ sympathy and ardent prayers for his the oriduin that are rising in so many In opening this new department of HUMAN R m r S , RADIO TALK SAYS ‘ Service.) olic teachers in state schools ace dis­ recovery during his recent illness. hamlets and towns, in Akron, in men’s activities and items of interest, Mexico City, Nov. 4.— ^Anyone charged, Catholics are deprived of When the visiting delegates from Boulder, in Durango, In Stratton, in it is intended to present under this who has followed this series of let­ the rights o f citizenidiip, denied Nebraska who accompanied our guest Fort Collins, in (^non C i^ , in head a spiritual clearing house where New York.— ^The last pro^am for this right to compel education been ters' front Mexico must see that the office, forbidden to protest. The press on his triumphal journey from Lin­ Pueblo, in Colorado Springs, in our the Catholic men ana boys may reg­ the reguar weekly N. C. W. C. Study arbitn^y extended to take the con­ Church in this republic is really in is muzzled. Liberty, freedom of coln to the Qneen City of the Plains own majestic metropoIis--tbe con­ ularly find the latest news o f mo­ Club Hour broadcast from Station trol of such education rightly out of a bad way. The question is, sum­ conscience, all the mngs that free painted his achievements in such vent^ academies and colleges, the ment to them, especially relating to WLWL (the Paulist Fathers’ radio the handa of the parents. Parents ming the whole thing up, what is men in every country cherish and fascinating colors, some of the doubt­ hospitals and asylums that every­ the Holy Name movement station) consisted of an address on may send their children to the schools being done and what can M done to live by, are shut out of Mexico. ing Thomases am o^ us shook their where meet your eye, of all which our In response to both written and of their choice, or may provide save C h risti^ ty here, in the face This, in fine, is the situation. And heads in apprehension and gave vent Bishop may weU say, “ Cnjus magna oral requests of several pastors “The Citizen and the State” written by Dr^ John A. Lapp, director of the equivalent education within the fam­ of organized and determined perse­ what, then, to return to the question, to their fears in that expressive word pars fni,” for with an inspired vision throughout the city and state to help ily. Society asks only that the child cution? / is to be done and is being done? of the ancient Gael, “Mirayon,” of the future greatness of our di^ them install, or, if installed, to help Social Action Department of the Na­ be educated up to minimum require­ To review the situation in a para­ Catholic Laity Become* Active. which freely translated into English pese he encouraged every educatioiml them-keep alive Holy Name societies, tional Catholic Welfare Conference, ments,-but beyond that the choice of graph, thid is what is happening in As to what is being done. I have means, “ We shaU see what we shall design and every religious enterprise, we hope, from time to time, to serve and read by Joseph F. Wickham. Mr. the^kind o f education rests with the Mexico: The government is anti- a distinct impression, a conviction, see.’’ “ It is all very well,’’ they said, no matter how apparently costly or their respective parishes with helpful Wickham, it was announced, will family. 'The attempt by law to com­ Catholic, socialistic in the wont that the one thing that Catholic Mex for him to cut such a wide swath ambitious. suggestions. That the Holy Name so­ read future addresses on the Study pel parents to send their children be­ sense; it is Bolshevik, after the pat­ ico most needs— that is, an active in the wheatfields of Missouri and But it is eqsecially in this “ Queen ciety is the men’s organization for Club Hour programs. The address tern of Russian Bolshevism; iilis tween eight and sixteen to public Catholic lay life— is slowly, gradu­ the cornfields of Kansas and Ne­ City of the Plains” destined to be every live and progressive parish in showed that the power of the state pledged to the extermination of the ally, but surely coming into existence braska, but let us see how he will must be limited if justice is to pre­ schools only, was held by the United the loveliest city of America, if not the Church is being more clearly veri­ States supreme court in a unanimous Christian religion; it is backed in this here. There have been moments conduct himself in this *wild and the loveliest of all Die world, with its fied year by year. vail. pledge by a constitution that aims decision to be interference with when, in the stress of things, con wooly’ region where our native bird, marble palaces, its colorful plazas, its LocaL Item* of Intereet “In a democracy government solely and directly at the destruction fronted on every hand with stories of family rights and the law in ques­ the ‘Rocky Mountain Canary’ with background of purple mountains and At the last meeting of the Dio­ exists primarily for human welfare,” of the Church; and, to carry out this persecution, with scenes of injustice tion was declared unconstitutional his melodious song, coaxes the lion crys^lin e snows, that his zeal and cesan union final reports were made Dr. Lapp declared. “ The individual pledge, it is using every means in and outrage and with indifference and void.” and, the bear from their l^ t e n paths energy are most in evidence. Hera on the monster fii^ annual Holy is older than any human contrivance the powef o f force and intimidation and ignorance I have despaired. At Warning against any tendency to in search of an evening meal, and may be seen our noble edifices of Name Pilgrimage. The complete for the organization of society. How to wipe the Church out of existence. such moments I have felt that Catho­ disregard the infraction o f the rights charms the waving pines into beating oi^nized society arose is lost in the Legally, the Church does not exist in every description rivaling in tbeh* photostory of the memorable event of the poor and the lowly in such lic life in Mexico is hopeless. But time to bis rhythmical notes, where mists o f ancient history, but that Mexico. Actually, it is tolerated invaiiably this feeling has passed, classic beauty the most a ^ stic crea­ was announced as-available to any matters, for instance, as unwarrant­ our high-tempered broncho inspired such organization was the ontgrowtii only according to the limits that time this darkness has been dispelled, in tions o f state or cHy, education or pastor or theater desiring to use it ed invasion o f homes, Dr. Lapp said: by the ozone of our* matchless cli­ finance. for entertainment and propaganda of human needs, there can be no and physical energy put upon the the light of Catholic endeavor brave­ “The need for these rights is mate dips his head and kicks his But the crowning glory o f our purposes. By vote ' of the meeting, doubt. Men associate with their fel­ government’s efforts to destroy it ly cropping up in every city, in every greatest among those who do not heels with scant regard for time- guest's achievements will be the new the two prizes—beautiful American lows in organized society because, of Priests and religious are persecuted, diocese that I have visited. Let os have power or influence to protect honored dignity, ecclesiastical or ecclesiastical seminary now rapidly flags— for the largest absolute and the natural instinct which makes as­ even to the intimate and petty de­ review, this Catholic endeavor for a themselves. We must continually civil. “ Let us see,” they exclaimed, rising from its foundations. This proportionate representation of men sociation inevitable. Probably there tails of their personal life. moment, to see if hope is warranted repeat that the test of our belief in “how he will explore our roaring will be his masterpiece. This will at Arvada on Sept. 20 were awarded was also in the beginning the prac­ Churches are desecrated, confis­ First of all there is what I call civil rights is found in ear willing­ canyons, our fathomless gorges and to St. Francis de Sales’ parish for tical need for protection against cated, closed, converted into muse­ “ the Youth Movement.’’ There is a be his monument. This will be his ness to support the rights of tHe our treacherous prospect holes that answer to the benighted enemies of the first and St. Louis’ of Englewood other individuals or wild animals, or ums and theaters, or razed to the Catholic Youth Movement in Mexico the forces of nature. However, it weak.” ground. Schools are interdicted, today. All over the eonnlxy undeni entrap the unwary when he least sus­ freedom and religion now reigning for the second. Letters of presenta­ pects.” No wonder, indeed, that his triumphantly in our midsL tion and congratulation were for-* happened, we find that everywhere The N. C. W. C. Study Club Hour seized, their students expeHed or able evidences of its existence are to today, there is government of some programs will in the future be broad­ jailed. Charitable institutions are many friends from the smiling mead­ Forth from the swamps of our warded to these respective pastors, be seen. Catholic boys, expelled from kind and all individuals are organ­ cast each Monday night at nine-fif­ raided and destroyed. Finally, in ows of Kansas and Nebraska should southern states has arisen a miasma together with the prizes. their Catholic schools, no longer ized politically in states. teen instead of on Tuesday nights as the hope of destroying the Churc^ tamely submit to su^ persecution look on for a time in trepidation and of relii^ous intolerance and bigotry Opening this CAursday) evening Ad Important Difference previously announced. not only in its external^ but in its They defy their persecutors, they fear as with steady plodding, daunt­ spreading its contagion over this land at 7 :45 and closing Sunday morning, less courage, circumspection and o f the free and home of the brave, with lectures both morning and eve­ "W e shoQld keep clearly in mind organization, a. schismatic movement challenge them; and more and more, the difference between the terms is launehed, with bogus priests and as they demonrtrate this spirit, their prudence he surmounted every obsta­ and, crossing our state line, casts its ning, the Holy Name society of St. SOCIAL IN GOLDEN cle, conquered every difficulty and dark pall over city and hamlet, over Francis de Sales' church is holding state add government We should bogus ritual, ail backed by govern­ strength is acknowledged. Besides kndV that tho'term state as used Jn ment influence and even government evaded every snare. mountain and plain. The guardians a three-day men’s mission, conducted ON ARMISTICE EVE this, and best of ail, the Catholic political science is not the same ^ guns. Catholic lay life at the same youth of Mexico is ornnized. Mexi­ Colorado’s title, “The Centennial of liberty, East and West, have been by the diocesan director, Father £. time is harassed and threatened at State,” is somewhat misleading. It gazing in amazement at the s tr a i^ J. Mannix. All Catholic men of the the term state as applied to one of Golden.—-The Sans Souci club ef co has its Catholic “ Y. M. C. A.’’ to­ the commonwealths of the United day in its Catholic Youths’ Associa­ is suggestive o f age wiUi age’s- ac- phenomenon and asking in trembling city are welcome. Father Moran’s parish at Golden will States. The state ia the people tion, wUch is already established in companimenta o f sedateness and dis­ accents, “ Watchman what of the The motion picture of the pilgri­ give a social at the Golden Opera J. BRUNO & SONS themselves, politically organized. The twenty-five dioceses, has 181 locai cretion. But our state in reality is night.” But our watchman on Israel’s mage parade at Arvada will be shown house on Tuesday evening, Nov. 10, government is merely the machinery Established 1899 centers, and a st^dily increasing yet in its infancy, and while possess­ tower can reply in assuring tones, next Monday evening at St Dominic’s Armistice eve. Good music will be through which community work is GROCERIES AND MEATS membership now rapidly reaching the ing many of the infant’s unquestion­ “ All is well. Behold the silver lining hall. West Twenty-fifth and Grove. provided and a good time is promised 20,000 mark. All ^ is, of course, re­ able charms, it has also many o f his to our passing clouds, behold the ris­ done . . f Undoubtedly some govern­ to alL Phone for Service— ^Free Delivery fers to the young men. But the provoking annoyances and ungovern­ ing foundations of a building, whose MEMORIAL COMMUNION ments claim that they are superior The Rev. Nicholas Bertrand of to every individual and family ‘right’, 3841 W. 39th Avow young women, too, are organized able ways. Priests and people alike, towers and pinnacles will soon be em­ FOR ALUMNI MEMBERS Grand Junction was a visitor at the into a “ vanguard’’ which lays the we are rather racy of tlm soil, some­ blazoned by the golden aurora but there are moral laws which trans­ Golden rectory this week. ______PRONE GALLUP 6688 nound for an active and highly ef­ what broncho-like in our proclivities heralding to the world the sun of cend the state. These moral laws (Sacred Heart and St. Ignatius’ are B^ongly binding upon individual BU ILO ^I PLASTERERS I GENERAL fective lay life among ^tholic and restless of control. It needs a liberty and freedom and from whose LOUISE B. GEIGER Parish) c(mseicnce and cannot be ignored CONTRACTORS! Can ret all Uiair rcquire- women. level head and a steady hand to guide halls will come forth the Apostles of Members of the alumni associatioa ■ a n u in PortlajHi CaaiaBt, Lima, Plaeter, Kaights of Colamboa Aiding. us in the narrow paths of rectitude, Peace, gladdening with their beauti­ without danger o f revolution and vi­ TEACHER OF PIANO Metal Lath, Cwnar Baade, Etc., fram will gather at St l(;natins Loyola olation of the natural law. And while the youth of the land to keep U8 from chafing at the bit ful feet our mountains and valleys by church Sunday at the 8:30 Mass to FRAI^IS J. mHER, INCORPORATED thus rises, stronger and stronger and kieidQg against the goad. But “ With respect to indmdual rights Foundation work a specialty for chil­ 24th ami Blake S t, D tm w tr the tidings they bear.” receive Holy Communion in behalf of every day, to meet the' strength of which are quite nniver^Iy enjoyed dren in the New Modern Teaching “ thbre was a man sent from God” to When our Bishop’s earthly sojourn the departed alumni associatea The H la s Sa. Santa Ft the persecutor and to make persecu­ and approved, such as the rigjht to nMMMai Main B70S-S70e— South 7S3S hold us in check “ and his name was is nearing its end, when the burning Communion Sunday will be the sec­ Methods. Private and class work. tion in the future less an,d less of a think, to support oneadf, to raise and “ EVERYTHING BUT LUMBER" John.” Bishop John Henry Tihen, taper o f his life U drawing to its ond Jfemorial C!emmunion, as it is mere log rolling affair, the adult maintain a family, to accumulate Studio 1509 Clarkson. York 3811-W has been ip every sense of the word a close and when perhaps reflecting in known. Sacred Heart High School Catholics of the country likewise are safe and intelligent guide, a peerless enough property for one’s needs, we a lonely hour on the dread responsi­ Alumni is one of the largest organi­ ~W E ARE CLOSING OUT organizing. I have written already leader, an aggressive combatant bilities of his weighty charge, dark say that these and others are so uni­ RENASCENT HALL of the Catholic Defense League, with zations of its kind in the west num­ versally a part of the natural law For rent for private daneea, sociala, where principle is at stake and withal anxiety may cloud his mind, this bering on its roll about five hundred L*rs« stock of mcdiom-Isrro tabes at 20^ its 40,000 membm^; o f the Catholic a kind father and trusty friend. great seminary, the fruit of his la­ that no government should interfere discount, and 2Z otbor srtielos at Croatia claba, chitdraa’a partiea, etc. Confederation of Labor, with its 300 members. with th ™ .” reduced prices. Srerytkinc for the Aato. Raasonable The clergy of Colorado, as a whole, bors and zeal, will dispel thss gloom units, and its 25,000. members; of the The benefit card party, held in Pointing out that many times a Honest prices to STerybody. Out of town 1049 E. Colfax, betwaen Corona are a splendid body o f men consider­ and, filling him with the hope o f a trade spprsciatsd. Parents’ Association and the Wo­ Loyola hall last Monday night under moral code of action is the only pro­ and Downing ing especially that they were blown well-earned reward, will plead like the auspices o f the Young Ladies’ men’s Union. But I have not spoken into this state from the four winds angels trumpet tongued in his behalf tection for a helpless minority against MUELLER AUTO SUPPLY CO. PHONE YORK 4S08 sodality, was all and more than had the will of a Ynaiority, Dr. Lapp went lath and CaUfernla o f the Knights of Columbus. A s ^ of heaven— men of every nation and before the dreat White Throne when arate-article, indeed, idiould be do- been anticipated. The party was oh to declare that; tribe, and ton{mn> ^ritb none o f the he in common with the least among given to raise funds for the sodality voted to them; but because this or­ binding qualities of nationalitv and us is called upon to render an ac­ “ The basic idea of American so­ COUJMBINE COAL CO. ganization needs only to be men­ scholarships, and the young ladies re­ ciety is equality before the law. Men language, so helpful in presenting to count o f his stewardship. port that more than enou^ was rea­ Dealer in High Grade tioned to be known, perhaps it will may differ greatly in personal equip­ the world th« charming picture of lized by the affaif on Monday nighL fiM Ti r e d suffice here to say that the Knights brethren dwelling together in unity. ment and In the property they pos­ DOMESTIC COALS today in Mexico are the beat organ­ The regular November meeting and sess but before the law they are on GaUnp 1301 2333 16th St. They have their faults no doubt, for social of tiie sodality will take place ized, the most active and effective men, not ai^ls, were ordained by the same plane. They share the same Rea. GaUup SSO—S . J. Bayle, Prop. Catholic lay body in this country. in Loyola hall Monday evening, Nov. God to be ministers o f the Gospel. In Fatkr Ryan rights and suffer the same penalties. They have forty-five Councils, with 9, at 8 o’clock. I M H f the finest natures there are flaws, in Insofar ai they are not thus equal, a membership of over 5,000, They The Holy Name society will hold the many bnildings of a life-time we qur institutions have failed and in- maintain centers* of Catholic social a combination meeting and “ smoker” must expect to find wood and straw rofar aa our institutiona have failed life which are veritable oases in des­ in the school hall on Tuesday eve­ in this respect, the people themseYves and stubble as well as gold and silver ______erts of fear and oppression. They Wants State . ning, Nov. 10, at 8 o’clock sharo. IHic have failed” conduct night schools, finaii.ce schol­ and precious stones. Some of us are meeting part will be short. During self-conceited, some impulsive, some Pa^ng from a consideration of arships, and on the whole accomplish the smoker refreshments will be individnal rights to a consideration more definite, practical good for the hypercritical, some the victims of a served, and smokes will be pass^. sort of “if I were Bishop” complex, o f the rights o f the family. Dr. Lapp Catholic laymen of Mexico than any Everything will be free. A cordial said: and like the hnrlers in the ditch, whb to Run lin e s EVER HEAR HER SAY IT? other society. One need only glance invitation is extended to Holy Name Oldest Hnnuin Institution at the history of the persecutions to are always the best, we level our un­ members and their friends. T ^ men sparing criticism at the toiling, sweat­ “ The family is the oldest human Of course you have. It’s the which they are put to aopreciate (N. C. W. C. Dept of Social Action) will receive Holy Communion at institution. It prevails everywhere ing athlete in the field, who is strain­ most natiiral thing in the world their value and strength and to-see Washington, D. C.— Unified opera­ Loyola church Sunday at the 8:30 among civilized, and serai-civilized for a woman to get tired of the s c h o o t * ^ § how that strong^ is feared by the ing every nerve and muscle and using tion of the anthracite mines and the Mass. every stratagem to get the ball to the peoples. The family, enjo^ a large cooking and dishwashing and enemies of the PaiFaith. pooling of expenses, preferably un­ immunity from interference. Within Why not complete your High goal. But these are minor faults, want to come here for dinner. der the ownership and operation of its circle children are reared and dis­ School, Normal or College work “ the taints of liberty,” as Polonius DR. WIRTH WINS Bring her. the federal government of the state ciplined acceding to tKe will of the at Central? $3,000,000 FUND would call them, for taking them all FRIENDS FOR PEACE Mr. S«rve*-yon-right has a of Pennsylvania, and a reorgsniza parents. It is the accepted r i^ t and FOR SCIENCE BEGUN in all, the clergy of Colorado yield way of making people feel at- Our Normal Department offers tion of wholesale and retail distribu­ duty of the parents to contool the in naught to the ecclesiastical pilots Chicago.— Dr. Wirth, devout Gath home. He serves the food you ’i 'u you an opportunity to make up tion, indicate the lines “ along which, family life. Only when g;rave inter­ studies, to prepare for Teach­ Wa^diington. — The actjve cam­ whom our Bishop has left behind him olic and former Chancellor of Ger­ like and is moderate with the and along which only, any la ^ n g so­ ference with mutual rights exists paign for the establishment of the on the banks oi the Wabash. Pro­ many in which capacity he led the charge. ers’ Examination and to . ar­ lution esn be found” in anthracite, within the family is there ground for range courses to meet your Chemical Research^ Institute of voking as we may be at times, we rec­ German people through one of the B according to Rev. John A. Ryan, the state to step in to preserve jus­ special needs. Georgetown University wfB be ini­ ognize in Bishop Tihen the inviting bitterest and most trying of their D. D., (HTofessor at the Catholic uni­ tice. Thua if children are neglected tiated this week by the Rev. Georgs traits o f a friend and father, as well post-war periods, left Chicago after Consult ns ab^ut Day or Ngiht versity and director of the Depart­ or mistreated, interference by the L. Coyle, S.J., professor o f chemis­ as a ruler and superior. We realize a remarkably suceessfnl tour o f the High School, Coiiere and Bus­ ment of Social Action of the Nation­ public through juvenile courts is Newhouse Caf^ iness Courses. A position try at the University. The proposal, that though gifted by the Church al Catholic Welfare Conference, in middle west urging international which has the endorsement of the everywhere approved of. If the par­ . We specialise ia Sunday | awaits you when you graduate. with a giant’s strength, he never uses an address delivered before the Na­ peace and amity. He attended Maas American Chemical society, contem- ents are m o i^ y unfit to raise chil­ Dinners | it tyrannously like a giant^that when tional Council of Congregational in the Franciscan church, S t Pet­ plates the establishment of an initial dren, the children may be taken at times he gives us the gentle pat of (Churches. Dr. Ryan spoke on er’s, before his departure. endowment of $3,000,000 for the In­ away and to tiiat extent the family CENTRAL the lion’s paw, he does so from a “Ethical Aspects of Anthracite. General interest in his mission o f be broken up. Such action is for PHONE'CH. 7600W t stitute. sense of duty and paternal solicitude, The root o f the trouble. Dr. Ryan peace far surpassed his largest expec­ the preservation of the true family that by j]js skillfui combination of said, ia “ increasing coal land values, tations, said the departing states­ 308 E. Colfax ■Vocational — ■ — err"" r ~ Collepe. SECURE YOUR PRINTING FROM rather than for its harm. Parents the “ snavlter in modo” with the the enormous differences between man. In the courrt of his stay here, may be compelled to send their chil­ nAiN THE REGISTER PRINTING CO. “ fortiter in re,” he half heals the he was able to communicate hfs mes­ Hotel Connection .STRUT D C N VC a mine in production costs and profits, dren to school in the interests o f an t7 «l YOU WILL GET SATISFACTION wound he is com piled to inflict, and sage of conciliation to some of the AND PROMPT SrRVICE and exclusive charges for the dwtri- educated citizenship, but nowhere h u that looking back over his eight years butlon of anthracite.” Unified op­ most influential people in this part of rule in our midst, we can pay him eration will pool production costs and of the country. When Dr. Wirth ad­ Mark Antony’s tribute to the noble profits and cut anthracite at least 75 dressed the Chicago Association of Brutus: "His life was gentle and the or 85 cents a ton; public ownership Commerce, more than a thousand More Shoe Mileage for Your Money elements so mixed up in him that Will end the charges aflixed to an­ members assembled to hear him. At nature can stand up and say to all thracite through the demand o f roy­ another o f his meetings, members of MEN—Here’s the Great­ LOOP SHOE REPAIR SHOP the world ‘This was a man.’ ” alties upon an increasingly higher the Council on Foreign Relations This is the unanimous tribute of and their friends filled to overflowing Loop Maricet 9 - C. Feld Phone Champa value placed on the coal landa; and est Warmth Without W eight the priMts of the diocese to Bishop distribution either by the statM or one of the largest halls in the city. 15th and Lawrence S9S9 ; l^hen, but 1 think the tribute o f the municipalities or by coHiperative con­ • »»♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * 11IIIIII H 1111 H» » » ♦» » people would be equally unanimous sumers’ organizations will cut the and sincere. If he has been self-sac­ ALTAR SOCIETY TO MEET Overcoat cost easily another dollar a ton FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13 rificing for the welfare o f his priests, In the production of anthracite, You Ever Wore! he has been even more so, if poMible, the ^urce of the evil, Dr. Ryan said, for Hmt o f his people. Every cause is the fact that while all the mines (St John’s Parish) The next regular meeting of the for the benefit of humanity, for the are needed to supply the public, in Altar and Rosary society will be held It’s different from any i benefit of the state, for the benefit some it costs less to produce than in on Friday, Nov. 13, in the school overcoat on the market to­ BATH DAILY BE CLEAN o f the city, has found in him an ar­ others. The price of anthracite, hall, East Sixth and Elizabeth, at dent advocate with voice and pen and then, is one that will permit the hig^ day. The rich, soft finish , open purse. He hat made no distinc­ cost mines to continue in business 2 p. m. Mrs. William Capella, Mrs. and colors you expect only . tion of race or creed, of rich or poor. and this gives some o f the mines ex­ Chu'les Record and Mrs. W. E. l l in imported overcoats. Just ; Egan will be the hostesses. Mrs. J. The merchant and the manufacturer, orbitant profits. Pooling of opera­ F. Vonderembs ia leaving the city slip your arms into the miner and the mechanic aro made tion costs and proflta is the only way impartial sharers o f his friendship to obviate this. But if the private to be with Mr. Vonderembs in Cali­ fornia. As vice president of the and the sons of toil have never won companies pool their costa and • ^Dhc Altar society she has been very ac­ a more sympathetic advocate or a profits, they will form an outright more competent adviser in their dif­ monopoly. To save the public from tive in the social affairs of the parish and will be greatly missed by the WSntaMieK ; ficulties and trials. He has been “ all being nuilcted, royalties and costs of ladies. things to all men," so much so that production would have to be deter­ PLUMBING FIXTURES wherever two or three are gathered mined by the public authority— O v e i c o a l ■ together in the name o f any worthy “something that » very rarely per­ $1,400 a year are clearly entitled to cause, sacred or profane, there is and button it over your i formed ^ th satisfaction to all a living wage, which in. tim anthracite chest. Fieel it settle snugly HEATING MATERIALS Bishop Tihen in the midst o f them. parties.” Tha owners o f the coal de­ region is about $1,500 a year. Those His relations with the civil author­ posits, besides, would claim higher who get more t^n $1,500 seem to around your shoulders and “ VALVES, PIPE FITTINGS ities, state and municipal, despite at loyalties every few years upon the be entitled to more because of the hug your coat collar. Let •; times embarrassing circumstances, increases in value. “ hazardous character of the occupa­ the mirror show you the | GAS WATER HEATERS have always been harmonious, and Public ownership and operation, tion, which killed 638 miners in 1924' graceful, stream-line drape, not so long since before Klnxism was Dr. Ryan says, is tbs way out, A end injured more than 80,000; tiie in the back. Note the Skin- ■* in flower, the governor of the state fair purchase price wpuld be that comparative disagreeahleness of coal ' WATER SOFTENER and the Bishop of the diocese walked established as the book value in 1913 mining; and very large proflta in the net’s satin lining. Choose a single or double- a m in a m discussing in friendly by the United Statea Coal Commis­ industry. At any rate, the person breasted in a soft grey, brown, Oxford, fawn confab, the many interlocking prob­ sion. The amount is $600,000,000, who should undertake to show that or heather mixture, and you’ll say it’s the lems of Church and State which includes $226,000,000 in in­ the "Wage increases demanded by thf smartest evercoat you ever had for...... Time does not permit me to dwell crements in land values prior t« 1913 miners are unjust, would face a at leng^ on the many splendid and not money put into the proper- pretty difficult task.” Otiier Orercoata, $29.50 and up achievements, educational and re- tiea Though this would increase prices, The M. J. OTallon Supply Co. KgiouiV biB comrarativeiy short In discussing the anthracite strike, it would not do so if the public would Ckars« Dr. Ryan says that as things go now, reo^anize the production and distri­ AecMnts Befwee* reign in our midst Of Utese we may la v ltrd Cnlltoraia FIFTEENTH AND WYNKOOP STS. well say to the inquiring stranger the demands o f the part of the an- bution of anthracite. "The miner.! from .luS Welts*. -Y tiiracite workers who are. not getting can justiy maintain that they are not. Reapoaslble-1 DENVER—ALSO “ si ^uaeris monomentnm circum Persons. spice. Look over our beautiful state, a living _ wage _ "are obviously _ justi-. obliged to abstain from efforts to 62/ Sixteenth St £1 Paso, Albuquerque, Casper, Grand Junction from end to end, and see the ac- fled” and that the wage demands of raise the standard of living in order complishments of that brief but glor- the others cannot be proved unjuat to permit the public or the consunt- Kxrlaaire Haadleni GsoUauia A Sush Cistbtux. iouB reign, see the new parishes and to the consumer. - Several thousand _ers to continue shirking a responsi- Aaeats for Kat>x, Mallory and Stetson Headnear. missions, the elegant churches and unskilled laborers who get less than' bility and failing‘ to help themse: ' ‘Ives.”

ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION HOLMES’ AUTO SERVICE LOCAL JESUITS TO MEXICAN GOVERNMENT STATION GIVES $100,000 TO “Y” TRAIN SCHOLASTICS Repairing, Parte, Aceateorias, IN ANTI-CATHOLIC WORK AT INDIA MISSIONS Father Valsh Proves Claims Fatlier Halroy Studies Social Valeaniaiag A half million dollars is to be col­ St. Louis, Mo.— American Jesuits Kally, Goodrich, U. S. Tirae lected to strengthen the propaganda bound for India are not unknown in 2304 W. 27th Ava. Gallup 5436-J undertaken by Protestants among Saint Louis university, but the de­ of One True Church of Christ Velfare Work in Eastern Centers Mexican youth. With this amount parture* o f the last band was o f ex­ the Y. M. C. A., apparently the cen­ ceptional interest in that one of its The CAPITOL BATHS ter of recreation, '^1 inject little by number w as, a scholastic. A few Pirat elsM exelatire ledlea' bath parlor Returning home from a study of Cincinnati was everywhere recom­ Xzporioneod Mooiobm little in different localities its anti- years ago the vast miseion districts ad Sandari President Calles, in the name of the Jesus. Each year has sent new re­ society oould endure? The answer is man, it must be tbn infallible author­ by ipoeial oppotatmant Catholic organizations are second to ligious organizations in serving the nation, had contributed $100,000 to cruits to the distant mission field. evident The Church o f Christ must ity of God I none in the field o f social work. In community. While all the easteim the campaign fund. The ■whole X Regis college is represented there necescarily be s Church which has Christ’s truth is for all men— all Albany, N. Y., Catholic leadership courts have this feature not found in scheme is to try to uproot Cstholich' by the Rev. Fathers Augustin For­ authority to command and which im­ of Christ’s truth for all men. He Walsh Motor Co. poses upon its members the conse taught no doctrine that was unim­ made the Community Chest a reality our midst—of volunteer agencies in Mexico in order to introduce Bo'I ster. S.J., and Bernard J. Sullivan, Antherisad Ford Daalars quent obligation to obey. portant. He gave no command that for the first time this year. In De­ representing the federated Protes­ shevism in the country. S J .). Up to this time only priests But now, mark wall the next s t ^ men may not obey. He ia toe God troit and Washington, D. C., as well tants, the Catholics and assist­ 3537-39 South Broadway have sailed for the Far East, but Soatk U M EaslewMd l « in our argument In all human so­ of the universe, and every truth that as New York city, Catholic agencies ing toe court— the Cincinnati court PRIEST SPEAKS TO one o f the present band, Mr. James R. Gibbons, SJ., will make all his cieties authority is vested in livii^ Hb revealed u tor you and for me to. are considered as models in their seems best in this respect. _ Uoe4 car dopartUMat UNITARIAN CLUB theologiCBl studies at Kurseong, In­ men. Of what value is authority in accept and hold, to believe and fol­ various departments and nowhere child coming under its jurisdiction b SH4 3a. Braadwoy Eapfewaad SM Portland,* Ore.—^The Rev. M. S dia. This means that from now on the family unless it is living in the low—for yon and for me who live ara they interior in personnel or re­ put directly in contact and under the Bohan, O. P., of the faculty of not only will American Jesuits labor parents? Of what merit is author­ nineteen centuries after H b aacen sults effeeted tor the good of Chris­ immedbte supervbion o f one of the Aquinas High School for bo^ ad­ in India, but they will have the ad­ ity in, the state unless it reposes in sion into Heaven. And how are we tian society. great religious bodies. In other dressed the laymen’s club of the Uni- vantage o f p rep ^ n g for Hieir life living ofScials? O f what nse are by­ to know that body of truth? How A remarkable spirit of mnt^I co­ words reli^on is recognized officblly Battery Service Co. tarian Church at their October: meet­ work in the very country they will laws. rules snd regnlstions unless does Christ reach down through the operation manifests itself in the as a vital neceasity to check the AUTO------RADIO ing. Father Bohan’s topic w m later evangelize. officislB are appointed to enforce centuries to yon and to me? How workings of all socUl agencies. The great wave of delinquency sweeping over the land. When the day comes SPECIAL RUBBER BOX BATTERIES Augustine, one of n -series of 1 Sailing with Mr. Gibbons, S.J., them? does Hb voice car^ over the im public charitable societies and the Take for example the written con­ tnres on great religions leaders which from Brooklyn on October 26 were mense space of nineteen hundred various private, Protestant, Jewish that all courts and schools and soci­ 737 W. C alfa Pk. Mela 7P36 stitution o f the united States— that eties recogniz'e and make use of this the club is giving this year. Fathers James A. Creane, I^.J., and years? Host we, you and I, dep< and Catholic organizations ara all heritage of qur American Paul L. Frank, SJ. The City of for that truth upon the fallible jui , united in marvMous spirit of har­ power of religion there will be less ANNOUNCEMENT -what an innocuous, holp- Benares, a little 4^000 ton steamer, ment o| men? Cannot p u and I be mony to % ht the common enemies of !«wlcwnw9 Id evew city snd ytstej HAROLD CONNELL „ will take the missionaries direct to Ihss, useless thing It is without m sure, a^olutely sure thax we have all human happiness— poverty and dis­ including Denver, Colorado. BERG’S z Pomerir of ConpeU Bro«. Motor Inn policO power to enforce it snd the Bombay, stopping but once at Port of Christ’s truths and nothing but ease, ignorance and unbelief, vice Sontli Daavar’s Enelaaiva Guace and Battcrr Sutton courts of justice to interpret iL Whst Christ’s truth? If not, then Christ . Maa opened a new Battery and Ifni Said, Suez Canal. Theirs will be and crime. A unity like that of the is it that gives to our constitution its has failed— failed to devise a perfect “ tion Repairing Station, Also thirty-day journey, reaching half­ Allies on the western front prevails. PRIEST NEPHEW AT CANDY STORE way around the world. At a fare­ vital force and efficiency? Is it its vehicle to carry Hb blessed doctrine There is no petty jealousy nor reli­ R a£b Sales and Repanring phraseology? Is it its lone? Is it 29 Broadway Phona S. 1441 FItEB SERVICE ON ALL BATnaiES well reception, the MisUiCn Stamp down the agM of men to the end of gious snimosity, 'and, as a conse­ FUNERAL MASS OF lastABt STwict Aaywfcere 47T0 bureau of Saint Louis uni'versity pre­ its enumeration of personal liberties? time. quence, the cities o f the east are sse TVraJTlETH STREET No, our constitution is the law of the And a human agency, unmotected CARROLL, PIONEER Walton at aotk St. (In FUling Sutlon) sented the voyagers with a check for making rapid strides against the un­ $100. land, because it is intermeted and God, is not a perfect vehicle for derlying causes o f human misery and enforced by living men. Take away truth— a human agency b lim­ unrest. The Rev. Thomas Carroll of De­ Grmveline Electric Co. that living authority and we would be ited by the weakness of humanity, Father Mulroy b particularly in­ troit, a nephew o f the deceased, was ATTENTION plunged into chaos. by the pride of humanity, the lust of ELECTRAGISTS FOOTBALL RIVALS terested in the efforts of the juvenile the celebrant of the funeral Mass of A written document, the printed humanity, toe greed of humanity, the Wiring, Estimating, Repair Let nae cover your roof with CLASH NOV. IITH court to care for dependent and de­ John Carroll, DenveP pioneer, at St. word of itself and by itself, U not envy of honunity. Have we then Work, lighting Ft] Fixtures, Trinidad LaJee Asphalt. linquent children. He found that the Francis de Sales’ church All Soub' possessed of authority and cannot be nothing b'nt the weakness of men laRadio c lio SuppliesSnpi The biggest football clash of the court of Jndgre Charles Hoffman of Day morning. The service was SCHULTZ rule and guide. For in the last wito which to reach the s t r e n ^ of br^y attended. A remarkable 919 East Alamada— South 8722 Catholic season, so far as rivalry is analpis, the private view o f the in- Phono Chanapa 5648-J concerned, is set this year for No­ God? Have we naught but the ig­ demonstration of the esteem in which Avidnai reader is the only vital liv­ norance of men to convey to us the vember 11. It is the game between GERALD ELLARD, S.J. the dead man was held ■was given ing force that operates and the indi­ wbdom of God? If so, then I re­ Cathedral and Sacred Heart high TALKS ON CATACOMBS Sunday evening by the large crowd FOR RENT vidual becomes his own guide, his teat Christ hat failed. Christ failed? schools. The high schools’ are in­ that attended the recitation of toe DR. F. J. CLAFFEY Two modem five-room ter­ own ru l^ his own suthomy. This lut Christ b God! Christ cannot tense rivals at all times, even though “ Latinity and Some Elarly Chris- Rosary in the home of hb daughter, in Hie affairs o f government is an­ : 'ail I Therefore there b in this world DENTIST > races, 1013-101S East Tenth both are tanrtt by the Sisters of tb n Epitaphs” was the subject of an Mrs. Edward C. MeSheehy, 286 archy. Is it less in the affairs of re­ an infallible teaching voice that pro­ Chanty, but toings come to a climax illustrated lecture pven by Mr. Ger­ South WillbinB, where he died. Fa­ Ave., $30 per month if taken ligion? Governtnent is set up by claims the exact truth of God’s rev­ in the annual football game. Both ald Ellard, 8. J., former Denver ther J. J. Donnelly led the prayers for one year. men, yet indi'vidnal men are not elation— there b in thb world a per­ OSlea H oan i claim this year that the other fellow Jesuit, before tbe Ciaasical club of and there were five priests in attend­ 40: APPLY C. C. CLARK given the right pri'vately to inter­ fect vehicle which carries that truth ance. does not have a look-in. pret Us laws. Rengfon is estabIMied St. L oob at tbe first meeting of the l«0-t:Sa Room S17 Brown Palace to all men— there b in this world resent scholastic year, held in the Mr. Carroll had been a resident of by God, and rimll men be given _ Phone Main 1740 an unimpeded channel through which Louis university bw school on Denver forty-six years and was con- CARD OF THANKS liberty with the dderees o f 6 ^ , that flows that truth to all generations, Eraalasa ky the evening of October 17. The mem spicoloos for hb loyalty to the Fhoaa Champa 7US DENVER Mother Candida and the sisten of they are deiued in reference to de­ and that voice, that vehicle, that Appolntaiaat b m of toe Classical club, a body of Church. He was chef at the old the Queen of Heaven orphanage de­ crees of men? channel, is toe Infallible Church of professors and teachers of universi- Charpiot hotel, leading hostelry of THE ROOKERY sire to thank the officers and mem­ Think net , brethren, that these Jesus Christ. tisa, colleges and high schools, were i ia47 WELTDN STREET bers of the Fourth D e«ee, Knights words are„said In disparagement of Denver in the early eighties. Situat­ Now, there is only one a m o ^ all deeply impressed by the numerous NEW OR USED BOOKS of Columbus, for the flag and flag the arritten word o f God. The Cath­ ed on Larimer street, then the city’s Books bonakt, sold and asekeaigad. the denominations of Christianity catacomb inscriptions shown. Epi­ princip^ thoroughfare, the Chaii^ot 627 16th StTM*— Ugetafare pole presented to them, and to ex- olic Church makes ao _ apology for__ that lays claim to the possession of taphs illustrating ths gradual cor­ Yon ora eardlal^ inaitad to esaea press their high apinreciation o f the I the reverence in which she h u held entertained presidents and vice presi­ Phoua Maim 16R4 In and krawaa living infallible autoority, and ruption of the Latin language snd dents and many other notable s^icsts. gifts. and does bold the sacred text of therefore, the (Catholic argues, tines the process that finally resulted in Holy Scripture. He was born in Ovid, N. y7, Feb. HOMI i>P(il)tC r — I (torist established s viribTe Chnrch, tbe formation o f the Romance lan­ she glories in her eminent scbolats 11, 1852, and came to Denver in since He gave it authority, since that guages proved to be of telling inter­ 1879. He b survived by hb widow, WHITE LOAF who have devoted their Uvea to the authority must be vestM in living est from toe lingnbtic point of view. preservation of Holy Writ. She. glor­ who has been seriously ill for months, men and since it must be an infall However, the chief value of the lec­ and three children, Mrs. MeSheehy, F L O U . l i ELECTRICAL FIXTURES ies in those unnumbered m o n k w ^ - ible, divinely guided, authority, and ture b y in the great apologetic value Iden in their monasteries, whose mc- Joseph W. and Thomas M. Carroll, Fdtiious for Its high Oudlilv The Best for Less Money since to such an authority there b attaching to these simple and elo­ all o f Denver: two brothers, Thomas EXCELSIOR FLPUR MILLS |some toil has transmitted to us, not one ebhnant, the Roman (tetholic quent inscriptions from the graves of M_ Carroll, Kabmasoo, Mich., and THE ELECTRIC SUPPLY A CONSTRUCTION CO. only the word of the Scripture, but Chnrch, teen the Roman Cktholic Denote Colo. Phone M ittO the martyr^ so rich in piety and ex­ Heniy Carroll, Oak Park, HI.; a sin­ .e'ven the rhetoric and poetry of pa­ (Hturch b the one true Chnrch of 1616 Arapahoe St. W. R. Staffer, Manager. Phoim Mate 2*8J pressions of faith in Cnrist. ter, Mrs. Ellen O’Mara, Kabmatoo, gan ages. She glories in her coun­ (Christ, to which all men ara obliged Mr. Ellard, S. J.. formerly a w o- Mich., and two nephews, tiie Rev. cils, gathered from all parts of Chris- to belolig, and to whose authority all feasor of Regb collsgfe, received a Frank Carroll and the Rev. 'nomas Itendom to gusrd and defend the men are obliged to submit. master’s degree in apologetic theo­ word of God- She glories in the uni- M. Carroll, both o f Detroit, Mich. DUCK SEASON NOW OPENED This b the common sense a r p - logy at SL Loub university last June. |vetaities snd monastic schools estab- Skat Ctou at lawaat prim . AJaa Haanteat Sfciflt l.aataat Raaca LeaS ment o f Catholicity. It b given with­ He it now studying dogmatic theo­ Where Value iKshed under her inspiration, univer­ Ora* t&r Krat. out intent to offend the sensibilities logy in the university school of di­ THE UNION WET WASH CO. sities and schools in which the study THE SEDGWICK SPORTING GOODS CO. of those who do not accept i t It vinity. !of the Bible was toe most important Dry Wa*k Wrt FUt FUt Wark stands tor what it b worth. It b not I pert of the curriculum. She glories Samt BOW n u anothtr, B3S ISTH ST. MASONIC TEMPLE BUKL an appeal to bigotry or prejudice or and Economy [in the fact that through her loni: her— yesterday, today and toe same WhooTcr it mjky b«, i* ignorance. It b not like toe a r p Bot wky not eator itrietly to tka C. C. C. history she has caused to be read Its hurled against the Chnrch b] puMiHy on every Sunday and Imly ClaSo Careful Coarteoas vile sheets that fatten upon si p r o o f______day for nearly 2,600 years, portions 2201 LARIMER PHONE CH. 360 Meet ity. It b an appeal to reason, and Christ I The Roman Catholic Chnrch! I of the Bible, for the instmenon and in the forum of r^igions controversy, I edification o f the people. And she The marvel of the ages. Pitiful in reason, not sentiment or prejudice, RusseO-FarreD Floral Shoppe does not hesitate to say that the the weakness of its human ageflta but ST. CHRISTOPHER Footwear for the should be heard. E. M. (Pap) RnaaaB Mark V. Paaran chaige that she has ever irithheld the giorions in the divine vitality which FREE! BLESSED PLATE HOME PUBLIC MARKET, Arcade Entrance Scriptures from tiie people or ever It b apparent that the Dmits of a toe gates of Hell cannot crush— sin­ kCEDAL ar MEDALLION ^ Entire Family I dise<>oragad its pious and respectfu single lecture preclude the further ful men ever preaching sinlesanesi; Phone Main 1026 1456 California St development of the arproent ad­ faltering footsteps ever guiding FySOATORlAL 80CIITY ruading and stuiidy, _ is an u n m it^tei _ s»4ar tka Fretaetlaa taS and malicious lie. vanced tonight That development aright Her enemies find, indeed, the Fetowaasa af St. Ohrtitapkar. Petiaa a« would take ns down the long ages of proof that she U human, but, they Aatoiata aad TrsTdars. Even so she has never failed to Chzirtianity, proving step by step, cannot hide the evidence that she b Daeaaaad MaaAw i raeasuiaaaad te tk* proclaim the warning of Peter in bj^ Many tka SscfaS Heart ky rpt) that the (^tholie Chnrch has never als6 divine. They drag out before Masaaa. NeTaaaa of Maaaoa, eta. second epistle ttiat there ara In the erred in teaching Christ’s faith and t i Scriptures ’’ some things hard to be the world the sins o f her children— Write far Partiaulara. Nothing finer than morals, that she has never altered or M i k ml W o K m understood, which the unlearned, and aye, mercifol God, the sins of her . SACRED HEART RECTORY lost one iota of H b truth. Suffice it Biahopa and her priests, and with BOX see ELBERT. COLO. t not pot unstable wrest, to their own perdi­ to say that men of fine minds have tion.” these threads o f human d e ^ v it y fra g ra n t given yean and years to thb inves­ they weave the filthy cloak of scan, Bluhill But the relation of the Bible t<> tigation and they have tonnd no rea­ dal and, fools that they are, they fain 4#»SSIS»»»Sf M S«»»ssM M »st»g»6»»»»»»e44»4l the Church is ths subject of our neXi; son w h f toe Clnirch’a claim riiould would Ude beneath it their own vio- lecture, Back to our s^m ent then not be allowed. To mention only a btions of the commandmento of FAIR PRICBS TO ALL Coffee before we go too fsf sfleld. And our few of the converts of modern times: Christ Aye, fools that they are, thsy arpm ent is this: That beesnae Nesrman, Manning, Cecil and G. K. drape tbe stinking rag of scandal all human aasociationa, authority ia Chesterton, Papini. Wiseman, Von about their shoulders and think they MMM vested in living men, it follows irith Hefele, Franco:•is Coppe, Stoddard, have put on tbe wedding garment inexorable logic that (Tbriat not only DwighL Bishop Kinsman, Rear Ad- that will admit them to the banquet Hertzkr s WestmiBSter Laflnilry gave authority to His rsligioh, but miral Bienson,nson, ]Robert H n ^ Benson of toe King. What though toe chil­ that He vested that authority in Irv- it conceivable that these men. dren of the Church have sinned? Did 1833 WELTON STREET PHONESr MAIN 1186^ MAIN 821S t in|; men; that Christ would not allow whoM brains have won for them in­ not the Master warn that scandal Hu Chnrch to be plunged in toe ternational fame and renown, b it was inevitable? The kbs of Jqdas 11 SERVICE STORES 11 SERVICE STORES , toaoe of conflicting arivate views, conceivable that they would embrace is no one’s passport to Heaven, even use Wallaa St. CLEANINC, , 1001 Faurtaeatk SL but that He establisuea a tribunal, a SOS PaartaeaBk St. ' 73S Rlahtaaalk SL a religion which made a claim that if it be tbe traitor’s visa to Hell— Tie E. Sarmtaaatk Awa. IMT Lmtmir SL living tribunal that would interpret history belied? b it not common and though sinful priesb and Bishope teas Rraadwaj' REFAHUNG TOO R. Callaa Ava. and enforce Hia rules and regula­ ' , . .I sense to suppoee that the few alleged were legion, their sins could not nul­ 230 Braadway 1003 Braadway la iS R. Catfaa Ava. tions, His provisiom and teacungs instances of the failure of Church in­ ■ '* *■ ' lify the command of Christ: "He H0SSSSSS»SSS46S664444 S»»S doVm to the end o f time. Do we fallibility— the Cbllileo case and that heareth you, hearetk Me, and t*S»»SSSSSSS4#SS*eSSSS»4 ' ■ Catholics - outrage common sense ■ ■1'. others—have been thoroughly investi­ he that despbeth you, despbeth Me, therefore when we claim that be­ gated by these men of brains, who and he that despbeth Me, despbeth cause Christ established a risible would never have given their idb^* Him that sent Me.” Church, He gave it vbible authority, nace to tbe Chnrch, if her infallibil­ Verily, CbthoUc and non-Catho)ic COLLEGE OF SAINT TERESA I vested in vbible Imng men? ity in these cases were found want­ brethren, tbe obligation t o search out WINONA, MINNESOTA ^ And now to the crux of the argu­ ing? and embrace the true Church of ment! The truth which Christ de­ And what o f the endless list of Christ msy not be put aside because Accredited by the Associstion of AmericaiLUniveraities; Registered livered to H b followers, tbe entire philosophers, statesmen, historians, men have sinned. for Toucher’s License by tbe Now York Bosrd of Rogents; Holds content of CJhriat’s teaching, b above artipts, poets in every age of Chris­ Any rasn who b not sure that be Membership in the North Central Aasoeb^on of Colleges. and beyond human dispute. It b tianity who have been loyal sons of has toe true religion may not ignore Courses leeding to the DeBrees of Bachelor of Arts esd Bachelor of God’s troth, every part and parcel Mother Church? b it not reasonable the claims of tbe (Catholic Church— Science. Trains for High School Teaching; Traina Vocational Spe- of it. It b God’s truth, not for man to suppose that if the Catholic and we who know and love her have ciaKsts— Bacteriologbts, Chembta, Linguika, Librarieus, Bankers. to change, to add or detract, but to Church were but a pretender to di­ no fear o f her when she stands re­ ATTENDANCE EXCLUSIVELY COLLtGlATE preserve as Christ delivered it to the vine gnidance these men would have vealed before the searchlight of hon­ No Preparatory School or Academy in connection with the CoBega. Apostles. It b fherafore an abso­ uncovered tbe fraud? est investigation, for we know that A STANDARDIZED CONSERVATORY OP MUSIC ■n; lute neceaity that the authority Oh. there are not wanting those the same common sense, which ac­ which Christ establbhed to enforce knowledges Christ’s divinity and His ADDRESSi THE SECRETARY whoho loudly10 m-oebim that the Catho­ and interpret H b doctrine should Ito i6 6 # e e » 6 > e 6 » » » e » e » e « 6 » » » e » 6 » e » 6 l i M » 4 6 M 6 6 i 6 H M $in lic Church IS anti-Christ, but when etotolbhment of an authoritative, in­ more than human, stronger than the theb charges are analyzed it will be fallible Church, that same common iiiit Meeeeeeeeeeej ►♦♦♦eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee weakness o f human intellect, more found that they ivove only the hu­ sense will declare her to be the one Announcement. certain than the uncertainty o f hu­ man weakness of her children, and true Church of Christ, of whom He man opinion, an authority that rests that there, i i not uncovered a stain said: "Behold, I am with you all upon God himself, an authority toat ^ The addition to the Colorado National Bank is upon their mother’s breasL days, even to the consummation of b divine. And such an authority the world.” now practically complete and gives us the largest cannot exist among men nnless God There ara not wanting those who banking room in this part of the West, with means enlightens the darkness o f human take up Btonee to cast at her because \our Printing Needs 'fo r Bering the'^pablic unusually quickly. ignorance; such an authority cannot she challengsa the world ,in the words New Word*! New Word*! of her divine founder: "W ho shall ^ a t in thb world nnless God streng­ ifiousandt of them apaUad, convince me of sin?” But she stands — REGARDLESS OF SIZE OR QUANTITY—CAN We cordially invite the readers of The Register thens the feeble judgment of men, prewaancad, and dalinad in unless God's wbdom pervades the unhurt by all the might of human to come in and see how promptly you would be wait­ BE PRODUCED IN AN ECONOMICAL MAN ed upon in any department here. conneib of human agents, with ho- power her enemies have flung against WEBSTER’S NEW INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY NER BY US. THE QUALITY IS THE And we invite you also to consider the seasoned TU"Sm GmrImBmtt experience and age of this bank— open every bank** CHRISTMAS BEST AND THE SERVICE IS YOURS ing day for sixty-three years 1 Deposits now over T P ir ir c A U T O PARK TO C O M M AN D thirty-five millions. 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ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION

FAGE EIGHT. THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thursday, Nov. 5, 1925.

GEORGIA LAYMEN AMERICAN PRIESTS ESCAPE REVEAL INTEREST CHINESE BANDITS GIVE YOUR EYES THE VERY BEST OF NON-CATHOLICS care and they will reciprocate with equally good serrice. Things to Thhih W T S TAIK Rev. Otto A. Ranschenbach of St Savannah, Ga. — Three hundred Louis and Rev. Thomas O’Melia of Oor patronage and prestige are the natural result obtained through delegates and members from sU parts Philadelphia, MaryknoU missionaries, The November meeting of the M. Melbourne.— Allen Qointon, an careful, painstaking and scientific handlin^g of the most difficult eye of Georgia, one for every sixty Cath­ S. S. A. dnb will be Tuesday eve­ Australian amateur cyclist, has this week escaped from Chinese ban­ > and eyeglass problems. Call and be convinced. olics in the Diocese of ^vannah, at dits who held t h ^ at S t John’s ning, November 10, at the home of About set what is claimed as a new world’s tended the tenth annual convention island, south o f Hongkong, and are Edna Cooper, 1176 Gaylord street, record for- 100 miles unpaced by a (By Milton M. Schayer) of the Catholic Laymen’s association now in Peking. An Amercian de­ apartment No. 2. motorcycle, covering the distance in The The next time you begin to re­ of (Borgia here, a convention hon­ Chief of Police Washington A. 4 hours 37 minutes 28 seconds. He stroyer was sent to their aid. count your^tronbles, and to detail ored by the Apostolic Blessing. Rinker Friday received a check for the slights to which yon have been rode on a motordrome track. Swigert Bros. Optieal Co. (25 from the Regis College Athletic Bishop Keyes pointed ont the serv­ PATRONIZE YOUR FRIENDS. sabjected—write youmelf a little ice the Catholic Laymen’s Associa­ WlwM leputallon aad •quipaMat g association, the amount to be added Chicago.— William H. Wanamaker ra* Derelad excluahrsty ta the slogan— “Don’t- look back. Remem­ tion of (korria is rendering the state Hlfhatt Grade of Serrica to the Denver police department pen­ of Philadelphia will serve as jndgw Fittiaf aad MaanfactiiHaa ber Lot’s wife.” as well as the Church. A house di­ sion fund. The check is in apprecia­ of the harness horses in the.National : 1550 C ALIFO R N IA ST ., DENVER ef ciaM... There is so much to do and we vided against itself cannot stand, he tion of the efficient manner in which have so little time in which to do Horse show to be conducted here by members o f the police force handled said, and the Laymen’s association, l.'tS it that onr thonghts should be con­ by mitigating and eradicating the the Chicago Riding clnb beginning VAL-U-MORE ,w,--ww-www--wwwwwwww.ww---www---- ^ crowds at the Regis stadium dnring structive and forward looking. What December 8. recent football games. most harmful kind of division, that were you thinking of an hour ago? which has its source in religions prej­ The November meeting of the Cleveland.— Walter Laufer, na­ Good Shepherd Aid will be held at udice, is uniting the people of the The next time some one does state and preparing them for the tional back stroke champion, low­ the home o f Mra. Chas. F. Gow, on -something that seems to you inex­ evexy grav^ great opportunities which lie before ered a world swimming "record and Suits and Tuesday, November 10, at 2 p. m plicable, something thst offends your it. Bishop Keyes further said: “ If established one in an indoor exhibi­ Important businesa will be transacted sense o f justice and right, it might we support our churches and onr tion last week. Lanfer swam the 200 and reports of the December bazaar be well to remember that “The heart schools, if we support the Catholic meter back stroke in 2:42, lowering THE DENVER MARBLE & committees will be heard. has reasons that reason knows noth­ Laymen’s association and our other by 7 3-5 seconds the previous record Members o f the Nurses* Alumni ing about” Further we would not organizations, we need have no fear held by Stubby Kruger of Chicago. GRANITE COMPANY association o f St. Joseph’s hospital be altogether wrong if we followed Laufer also estoblished a new record voted to affiliate with the Trained the good impulses of our heart occa­ of movements against us.” Established 1874 Resolutions were adopted com­ for the 220 yard back stroke, making Nurses Headquarters association at sionally instead of the stem com­ it in 2:43. These are said to be the a meeting Tuesday. The Alumni as­ mands of reason. mending the jiress o f the state for its W . E. GREENLEE, Prea. fairness toward Catholics daring the lowest records in either outdoor or sociation of Mercy hospital voted to indoor tanks. 1224 Lawrence St. Main 1815 ! join the headquarters organization Consider the affinity of two words past year and pointing ont the value to Georgia of such a reputation for last week. —butt-but A general definition of Kortii Bank, Ont— Ty Cobb, man­ The Yonrig Ladies’ sodality of the butt !s “to strike or shove with head fairness, commending the movement More real value per dollar to honor Father Abram Ryan, the ager of the Detroit baseball team, is Cathedral will receive Commonion at or hom a” When the word is spelled here on his way home from a hunt­ than in any other clothes with one “t” a general definition is poet-priest of the Confederacy, with the 8:30 Mass Sunday, having a ing trip in the Northern Ontario the same as above, using the word a memorial on Stone Mountain, and ever made. Communion breakfast and the rag- woods. He is taking back a moose HARTFORD ular monthly meeting afterwards. tongue in place of hiead or boras. urging that the matter of preserving Elxample; “ Yes, he is s man in ev­ t ^ rains of sixteenth century mis­ head which has an antler spread of UNDERTAKING Arthur Vbicent McKone and Maix more than forty-five inches and with Theodofe Josephine Masel were married OcC ery way qualified for the position sions in Georgia be discussed so that a peculiarity of formation which COMPANY 28 by the Rev. H. L. McMensmin of you mention, and ought to nave it, some action in that direction may be arranged. makes it unique. Our Budget Plan I4U.S7 GLENARM ST. the Cathedral. John and Frances imt— ” etc., etc. The report of the officers sub­ Phoa« Mafai 777t Masel were witnesses. John Joseph Pay in Ten Weeks* Hackethal Conley and Sadie May Murray were “ What,” was asked o f Lord Fish­ mitted to the convention reveals the Springfield, Mo.— Holdenville, Ok- Bea. Pheas Se. I f t U er, “ is man’s biggest job ?” past year as one of the most impor­ la., an oil city which recently came married recently by the Rev. John Gives you an opportunity to MORTUARY Mumane of the Cathedral. E. T o be a man,” was the prompt tant and Buccesaful in its history. into importance, is being considered buy a complete wardrobe, pay Thomas Wickham and'Margaret M. answer. .During the year 126,972 pieces of as a probable member o f the West­ 1449.51 KALAMATH ST. Brith were witnesses. The bride ia What is the best way to do that?" literature went ont from the office of ern association for the' 1926 season, only 26 per cent of the bill and OBITUARY the association. Inquiries about Phone Maiin 3658 a recent convert to the Church. Robert L. Stevenson probably it was announced by J. Warren Sea- the balance in ten weekly pay­ outlined the job as well as anybody. CathoUc teaching and practice were The Congress of Parents and Teach­ bough, president of the circuit. Sev­ ments. Rea. Phone Main 3250 lAHES W. TOBIN, JB.. of 1816 Emer- He said, ‘To be honest, to be kind, received from thirty-seven states; tte n. Serrkee wera held at the (Mhedial ers o f the Cathedral school will meet eral oil men of Holdenville have Thunder. Oct It, at 1:10 o’clock. 5otar. on Monday, November 9, in the Ca­ to earn a little and to spend a little live inquiry list of Georgia contains agreed to back the club, according to raent M t Olivet. Horan a Son •crrlce. thedral hall, at 2 p. m. Mrs. Ralph- less, to make a family happier for 5,671 namea Newspapers in every Seabough. KATHERINE ROBBINS of 1111 Penn- G. Hersom will talk on “ Organisa­ your presence, to renounce when Georgia city have carried daring the irlvania. Requiem Hau wae enns at the that snail be necessary, and not be past year advertisements giving a Cathedral Pridar, Oct IS. at S o’clock. In­ tion” and Mra. Alexias Gargan will " t terment Miihawaka, Ind. Horan a Soa embittered, to keep a few friends, statement of things thst Catholics do •ervee. give a report of the state P.-T. A. convention held in Pueblo last month. bat those without capitalatiea, above not believe, compiled from _ snti- KA’TE HSSSET of 1711 Eaat SereeU all on the same grim conditions to Catholic accnsations, and offering to A R N O H O TE L avenue. Scrvicce were held at Horan a Miss Estelle Smith will sing a group keep friends with yourself.” answer questions about the actual ROOM AND BOARD B in s BROS Son toneral chapel Saturday at 1 o’clock. of songa Ciheck these kerns off, one by one, a nice place to live. GIOVANNINA FULOOU of 1611 Wait The silver jnbilee of Denver eonn- beliefs of Catholics. 777 BROADWAY Thirtr-iixth avenue. Requiem Mas* was and see how yonr Rtandard com­ Walking distance. 16th Street Bung at H t Carmd church Tnccday morn cil, Knights of Columbus, will occur pares with this one. ing at 9 o’clock. Fnawal waa from tin November 18 and a social is planned VALVERDE SODALITY AT Champa 7820 1811 Grant at Glenarm residence at 1 o’clock. latermcnt M t Olivet. Horan a Son service. to mark the event. The Fouirth De­ It is not what one knows, that HALLOWE’EN PARTY ELIZABETH MURPHY. Funeral gree assembly announced this week IS A R T IS T IC held Setnrdav mornieg from 8 t Joeeph’s as potent or effective for good that it will co-operate as an organi­ or evil, as what one does. This was (S t Rose of Lima Parish) Thomas W . McDonald church. Interment M t Olivet Direction zation in helping the conncil to cele­ : MEMORIALS.; of Geo. P. HackethaL exemplified just a day or so ago The Young l.aidies’ sodality was Fonaerir ot DtaieU R FUbcr’i Frank G. Perry JOHN CARROLL of 186 South WUliams. brate. when I felt called npon to criticize entertained at a Hallowe’en party at Aodoobcm th* Opraias ot Hii Requiem Mast was sung Monday mornlag The regular meeting of the Queen’s the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. The Best Value for Tour Money < at S t Francis dc Sales’ church. a certain group right severely. 1 am FLORAL SHOPPE o f tho C«th«AraI Parish NAOMI 8. RADER M H^nDUm. Colo. I not sure new that I was altogether Lowe last Thnrsdsy evening. 512 Eaat CoHm Ava. - Formarijr with Walthna Funeral was held Wednesday morning 2.80 in. At th8 hoiB8 right Miss Agnes Kennedy o f 1417 West Under Hia Paraonal Snparrition With Watch Co.. E. K. Howard 6t. Elisabeth'i chureh. Intemeat lit. OU> I of MiftS CAtherino Kllno, 805 £A8t At home that* night I spoke to Dakota returned last week from a the Same D. R F. Serriee York >748 Watsh C*. ’" m bs. NORA FITZGERALD of 1979 Bust svenue. FatliOT O’ D w yer, spir- Steven Guasto about it Of course, visit with relatives in Los Angeles, Expert Watch Repair­ ThirtMnth nvemie. FnuCTni waa haU w .4-j»tual director, has returned from Kn- iron luew he was an Italian who died CaUf. ing, Diamonds, BMy Mias Anne O’Neill and Misa'Kath- had to say to me, in old English as in their new home at Forty-sixth and D. C LAWRENCE Room 214 McMsnn wai hM Wedneaday mornins from St, Lao’slleen Higgins. * fellows: “ You should know,” said Gilpin. UNDERTAKER Bldg. °‘*’**- Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Over of 669 Guazzo, “ that it is no less admirable Mrs. J. R. Hargreaves and Mrs. " WILLUM K HART of 9849 Navajo. | Qnitm an u n o u n c e the birth o f a to know how to hold one’s peace than Msrschke are on the -sick list this 620 EAST CCNLFAX 42» 16th Pmneral was held ftom 81. Patrick's ekaiiek I boy» O ct. 20. He hA8 been nAXBea to know how to speak. For as words w eet Phone Franklin 419 Pramot attaatisn ta mail Wednesday mominff. Interment Ift. Olivet. 1 William A loysius. well uttered showeth eloquence and Sunday will be Communion day ordars *” MM""ELizABCTH**StMY' of 1409 Hanigan of 1931 learning, so silence well keep shew- for the Holy Name society. T w df^ avenue. Funeral was held from I Twelfth Avetme ADO Mim Cordelia eth prudence and grsvitie.” A gen­ Father Mulroy returned last week the Cathedral Thnj^y moraine. 5but- j PoUock were married by Father Gib- tle admonition, coming throu^ the from his trip east on social service Honrs: 9 to 12; 1 to 6 Phone Main 8487 S y “ *■ bons of Preaentation pariah on O ct ages, wojthy of being acted upon. work. Residence Phone, Yoik 28^ . J ffem o n a ls WM.' c. MADDOCES of 694 8heridaa.| 16, They are now Uving at 4160 Fanmral was held from th« Catbadral W sd -| l^ o x COUlt What is education? One man said NEW IRISH CARDINAL; newUy morai.s^ taurmrat Mt. oiivat. Di-| (JonueU, formerly of the education is that which fits ns to do REPORT CONFIRMED DR. J. J. O’NEIL, DENTIST JACQUES BROS. Motor inn, 966 Santa Fe, h ^ opened the beat work in the most efficient Rome. — Confirmation was ob- Egtablished 1902 sots. ELIZABETH CAREY DIES Ikia new place at Twentieth and Wel- way, having ebnaideration for those tainod here Oct. 28 o f the report that I Suita 722 Mack B.uilding Office aad Yaads. 28 E. 6tk Ava. - ^ | t o n . Mr. Connell haa been in the with whom we come in contact while the Most Rev. Patrick O’ Donnell, 16th aad California Sta. Talepheae Seath 73 knS^ f n ^ J S ^ « > 5 j t 3 aervice bnaineas in Denver doing our w ork.' Have you a bettor ^ Archbishop of Armagh, will be made 0 of Danvn aad wif. of lUqrica Caray of I for the ^Mut ten yeara, and hence definition? i . Cardinal at the next Consistory. | 1409 East Twelfth avsane, disd at 8 M | b e is thorooghly co m p ^ n t in his PHONE CHAMPA BtSI i The date for the Consistory has been J f«^ l“ 3lj^n,*^krwrth of a' * »ork. He jd^d to have his Jns Retictar ia a Latin translation * (,«t for D^ember 16. GEO. P. HACKETHAL She was a daorhter of tka laU CMrcolmany friends give him a call, of the rights of s widow. In legal REGISTER SMALL ADS ll. Walkar, who was a Denver real aatatei 'The Newm an d o b o f th e Univur- verbiage it refers to inheritance priv­ CHURCH WINS TAX SUIT U N DERTAKRR m aa. Her husband ia a laltsman of the I.;,, .. n>nvM* mill anWfain with a Ten cent* per line. Six words to the line. AT THE RESIDENCE tCottrrtI Clothlna company. Mr. and M ra .l* '^ ® * » ileges. Many men lue not concerned An action instituted by the Rt. MORTUARY Carey were married Jan. S. last. Sha vraslcostom e party in the S t F n n d a de as mnch over their prospective Rev. J. Henry Tihen, Bishop of Den­ ______Remit stenaps or silver. ______a 1917 eraduat. of St. Mary’s academy and I Sales’ commnnity center this Friday widow’s rights as they are concerned 1242 ACOMA STREET * ver, to prevent the city from collect­ ST. FHILOMENA’S PARISH RjMMS FOR RENT—LOYOLA PARISH ^ ‘i^Tn^Ty.ioir r ji with their onm rights to go ont skme ing assessments amounting to ap- Bmatifnl >-.torr: 8 iars* suddy bad- Unu or two nicu front rtKHiiSi in priruto 1898. Mr. Carey has Hvsd in Denvsr forlbers in the clnb, the entertainment nights. proximstely $6,000 against Monnt|«>«»: ”>«>”»• home. Will arraBs* for H*ht heuMkeopins flftMB ycsn sn4 U wdl knoira Imt*. I committee, of which Ray McDonald CalvaryJ, , cemetery _ r _ _ for il_local _ t improve I hall aad kitekan; baantlfal decorationa; for permanent tenant Garaec. if deeired. Busklus kuY notkuYf Mn. G> M. WuIkuY I in on thift ohnnffA J «W M h U . 2980 Vine. Phono -York of i m Kurt Twrtfth uv«u«. htr hu»buii4|” cnA'™*"* oeciaea 0“ « « cnAnfA If it be true “ that the minds of ment&t was decided tn favor of oian-1 n Iriata 4-raom apartmant. >nd floor and 6- 5«<»h in ettr. Caap tanM. WlUiaa friends are invited. The community connta and adds to the effect of the FATHER DYER OF ST. MARY S I room apartmant. lat floor; 4-ear carasa; Sehmita, Mala 6419. Monomental W orks: whole” then there is another reason S E M IN A R Y D IE S InoRt dufttrubU ioeation ob^zimblu; buuati* METHODIST SCHOOL *’ why we should be careful always in Father Edward R. Dyer, president ' fill luwn, truuB unci mountuiu riuw. Ruud— HOTSL MBNLO — Furnlohad rooraa 3148 Walaat Plu Ch. 1079-W ! what we do or say. It is most im- and apartraanta. Farnlaliad two room RAPS MASS ATTENDANCE! 'Hie Rev. Nicholas Bertrand o f of St. Mary’s seminary, Baltimore,! LYOLA PARISH light, saa aad laundrr oss- Grand Jnnction came the farthest o!' pimctical to h*v8 two Mti of man­ died Tuesday night He was aged 71. Nearljr now larce 6-room bnngalow, with ■team peat; walking diataaoa, u Albuquerque. •!— Complainta made I any priest for the Biahop Tihen ban ners. The one to use as oor inclina­ full baaement; a real homo; a real location; a real bartain. 1111 fltoot H. iu HamM, »r«pri«tor. by a stadelit of the Harwood School I qnet Tuesday. Father David T. tions prompt and one to use, as with BADLY HURT IN FALL a H. WATKINS, INCORPORATED York 4«18 York 4814 for Boys, a Methodist institution of I O’Dwyer, just b4u:k from European sober second thonght we would Mrs. Miles, housekeeper for Mrs, Real Estate—laanraaca—Loana KREENS mud« mad rupuirod, cmcrul ro- this city, having led to an investiga-1 travels, was among the clergymen at prompt the inclination o f ottr chil- S14 Paltersaa Bld«, 17tb aiad Wetton puir works cmrpcntur work and puintincs wall M. J. Halter, organist at S t Francis PboM Mala Z77S ^ P «r elcaneds, Uc« eortuln* done. W. C. I W .T. ROCHE tion by members of his fsmOy, have I the dinner. dren. de Sides', had iwr head badly split StelOo BltS'FnnkU n St, revealed the fact that Catholic stn-l A large and enthnsiastie meeting ------“ by a faU downstairs this week and | rags RAGS RAGS dents of the school were sabjected I of the S t Vincent’s Aid seciety was It is a fortunate thing that we are ia at Mercy hoapitaL Wa will par Be mor patiad ior cUan, aoft CathoUa homo for a bricht AMBULANCE to punishment for refusing to attend I held on Tnesday at* the Argonaut ho- not all like the late Mr. Jones, whose raft. Mutt ba of Mr aiu aad fraa of hnt- Ca^tdie tar, 11 raart old, in 7th rrada at taoa, piaa, ate. Resiatar PriatiBa Co., IS2S icbool. Box 202. CnthoUo Raglrtar. SERVICE services in a Methodist church, ac-|tel. Nine new members were en- death arooMd t ^ interest u d sym- PRIESTS FLEE RATHER CaUioraia St. cor^ng to “ La Bandera Americana,” j rolled, and talks were given by Mrs. ^»thy of^ his friends. In discussing THAN WED WANTCD— Namoa aad addreaaea of Catk- COMPANY a Spanish weekly of this city. |w. H. Andrew, Mrs. Gordon Hollis, it one said: ...-ieef. end ■ Riehnn fltwl I P*ANO TUNING, roculatiat, Toicias. fo- olle familite to adopt or proride homca, par- Elghteen priests and a ounop pairing, u roart’ axperianea; all work snar- B ia ^ t or temporary, for orphaaod Cstholia Prompt and Carefnl The Harwood school has s total I Mrs. Joseph Emerson Smith and “ Jones left everything he had to their diocese in Mexico this week I aatead. s. A. Howaa. formteir wiu BoMwIb childran. 1 to 19 ytora. Box Jll-19. Catbolia enrollment of seventy students of | Mrs. ^ p h W. Kelly, the president. *n orphan asylnm.” rather than obey a law compelling j pimo CMpqar. iti South Peas. Phone Reciatar, CoorteoBs whom about thirty are Catholics. On I The Rev. Wm. Neensn gave an so, what did he leave? them to marry. Sooth 2S79. a recent Sunday, when the students I address on “ Women in the Church." Twelve children, FOR RENT— 9 rooma. boUt ia featnrea; Day or Night PAINTING, ealelmlnins aad daeoratlaat aU sa r^ a . larga f lightweigdit vri- I repolra on plaater, brick and eamant work, o f Lima pariah; $89. Sooth 1999. Best AmbuUaeaa tat tke Weal Catholic boys. It is said, refused to Ians were married at St. John the blessed not to n e ^ snch M rt, but our is beltless and retains the use I br dar or eoatract 198 Bannock otreet Phone Bootb 8889. FOR SALE—S-room modem buncalow. enter the Methodist church and went I Evangelist’s church on Thursday, *•** which wme folk Mn of the inverted box pleat fron t The fsetes XeDodald Park. Garase to matek to a nearby Catholic church instead Oct. 29. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wag- “ 7. "I » n t afford it when arted scallops on the pockets and on the FURNISHED two-room*apartment, n r- front drire, elooe to SL Catbarina’a aehoM where they heard Mass. | ner were the attendants and the cere- help the orphans and the h d p lm . collar srd of fur, a new novelty 1ciehed floora, enameled woodwork; ererr- and ehureb; terma. 1989 W. AlaL BLU] LONT The superintendent, it is said, wasimony was preformed by Father Wil- “ not disconraging, la at least dis- printed p®lt cAilcd lim^din^e ^Ituneu. ii 05 stout sturt. FREE RADIO act. complete, wHh pur- angered by their action and upon | Hams. concerting. short jacket of the same fur goes ehaae of piano or phonograph; briag thia ad. r e p a i r CO . their return to the school the boysj A subscriber wishes to publish ------NICE AIRY deeulns and honMkeepina Mahagoner piaaoa >190 up; tuad^ >2.69. witii the dress. Crosley Radio Agaaey, BoUand Ifnate Store. Onr quality t i were severely punished, being made I thanks for the favor granted through u r u v ca a s iiv d a d i« u rooma, alatpins porch. Braakfaat and even- Shoe Repair^ ins dlnnv if daairad. 168 Watt 8rd Are. 1499 So. Pearl. PhOpe'So. 9999. to perform manual labor for a whole I the Little Flower. r» A second frock is more of a trot-|soatH 8589W. .doubles the Un day? I The CathoUc Daughters will have BAZAAR BEING HELD YOUNG solored Catholic, marriod man, teur or walking dress. It is after) orNr—wi,. . ol. of a pair of Aoea ■ ------Ian important bnsiness meeting on ...... - tame owner in Denrer, want, work tn olty. a design by Chanel and futures s y. 4899W, 1440 Joae- Box 97, OathoUe Regiater. and meana mol THANK YOUl {Thursday evening, Nov. 12. The. (Holy Family Parish) I economy and bold, heavy tweed of basketweave | phine, ereninsa or m. 2291 As I am unable to make a personal | Catholic Daughters’ study club will The b s z u r is on at Holy FsmUy effect The buttons are of bone and j . u. THE REGINA— Furaiahed rooma, ground comfort. call on all those who helped to make | meet on Monday evening. Nor. 9, pariah. It ia being held in the school " I for sale—19 pewa; aaatins four aaah; floor, ateam baat. hot and cold water. Rater Prices the vestee pique. I worth $976: win aaU at aaeriSee; barsain raaaenable. York 1991-W. 1942 Humboldt. roy Denham party the great success | at 7:46. haU. There is a spirit of gayety I for Bittull okorck. Bos 7, OutkoUe Reasonable.. it was, I am availing myself of the| A. J. Betouraay and family of which pervades the place, for young Tweed dresses of every type and | RasiaUr. FOR RENT—Small clean room, auitable 1629 columns of The Re^ster to extend} 1817 West Fortieth avenue, left last and old all are chiloren again. The for light houaekaeptng or alaaptug by a hectic amusements that keep one go­ description seems to be induded in | yu»;^TiuEiyr poR rent on flrat floor, working girL Free beat aad light; rmuou- Cnrtis. my deep gratitude to my friends for {week for Miama, Fla., for the win­ the VanOUS collections, down to | g o , g, c,tholie Bariater. able. Near SL Rliaabcth’ a eburch. 1041 9th ing from the time one enters the hali Ch. 8601 their loyal co-operation. ter. They were accompanied by H. lightweight weaves that are almost St. Telephone Champa 2217-W. REV. F. SCHMITT, Pastor, J. Shepherd and Widlace S h e p b ^ . are the chief attractions. There is f o r s a l e br ownar; eboiet of two MACALUSO BROTHERS an sir of hospitality— open house is like silk in texture. bangalowa, hot water heaL 1409 Vonroe FOR RENT— Fnraiahad rooma to Cath­ St. Victor's church, Victor, Colo. A reader wishes to publish thanks olic womea or girl. Home piiyilegea; 1729 the order of the Holy Family bazaar. .and 1272 Milwankao. York 4629. for a favor received through the in­ Very fine grat tweed is the med-|------WaahiugtoB, or call York 799-W. Women Meet tercession of St. Rita. Mrs. J. Pospiaal has the short order inra fnr a caneback dress It is a a n d a p a r t m e n t s , hot and RELIABLE man wante work, honaemaa Davenport, la.— ^The Catholic wom­ Father M. W. Sgreaney, who baa booth; the young ladies have the soft mm lor a pe • i. . water in rooma, ranaonablc rant. 1968 drinks and candy booth; the country perfectly simple unbelted dress, W «| u n coln SL, aeroaa from Shirley Hotel, or janitor; other work accepted; referencea. en of the Diocese of Dsvenport,|been in Denver for about tea years unlined cape falling to the waistline | ctampa 96igw. Box 14B, CatkoMe Regiater.______summoned by the R t Eer. Bishop {returned this week to the East with grocery is doing big business; it is and the diocesan director, Mrs. Eu-{the intention of making hta home m anag^ by the Holy Name society, at the ba^ The fr n r a l fnrolahed rooma. npataira; mod- PAIR of kid glorea left at 1249 Gaylord. Fellows is m redingote effect, spnt . i r o m i ^ goiy Family aeboot: bath. Hghta Owner, may call for aama.______which also has the bacon and egg gene J. Walsh of Davenport assem-{ there. It is not yet certain where neck to hem to ahow a. white’ erepejand sma. Phona Gallnp 9064-W. 4870 booth; the Mesdataes Epping, Wen UNFURNISHED apartmenL 1424' Un- bled at the Immacniate Conception {he will be stationed, de chine underslip. I Tennyaon. C. D. O'BRIEN, THE HATTER academy, Davenport, recently. Mrs. { Prank Buscher and Mrs. Charm sel and M cN ult/ have the cake waukee. Four outeide rooma aad bath, >69. booth. There will be a sapper, served FOR r e n t — l-roMB apartmant, nnfur- Uodera apartmenL ateam taaL hot arater, AND HABERDASHER, IS Walsh, diocesan director, presided, {W . Bishop were received into the Iniahcd: hot water heat; bath. 1449 Jo»«- 2 porchea, Janitor aervice. Franklin 1274R. assisted/by Mrs. Otto R. Voss, seert-{ Church by Father W. S. Neenan Saturday evening by the Altar so­ pbine. York 4899-W e»enlnsa, or Main tary; Miss Ada K. Gannon, parlia-{Saturday, receiving First Holy Com ciety, consisting of hot roast pork Boes Fuel & Feed Co. **•1- - LOVELY aunny 4-room apartmenL auit- SHOWING AND SELL- vdth dressing, mashed potatoes, COAL, WOOD, GRAIN, FLOUR, able for couple; half block from SL Philo- mSntarlan. munion Sunday morning at Holy 335 e a s t COLFAX— Weat of CathedraL mena’a’ chnrA. Reduced to >99. 1429 De­ V ING SOME FINE Ghost church. brown gravy, baked beans, cold slsw, HAY, POULTRY SUPPLIES Nicely fnralahed rooma^ atnsle and en auite. troit. Fraaklin 2879. All-day exposition of the Blessed coffee, ice cream and cake. Then, besidea all these other things, the PHONE SOUTH 1540 FOR RENT—Strictly modem 4-room ter- WANTED— Work aa houaeman in private — MONUMENTS Sacrament will be give^ as usual, I race, full baaement, doea in. 1200 Kala- family or inatitution. Experienced aad D at Holy Ghost church Friday with fancy work booth will, be an inspirn 24 W. FIRST AVENUE I math. bandy with tools. Referencea. Box W -2. reposition at 7:46 p. m. tion to select some pretty Christmas care Catholic Regiater.______. Overcoats gifts. DeWitt C. Lawrence, former South 44444»4444444444»44444444»4t4»>44111144444411114444» | EGGS— Fancy whitec from my own Vmrj Reasonable Broadway mortician, is now located chickena. 8800 South Clarkaon. ANGUCANS FAR 9< I at the McGovern mortuary, from 6% ON SAVINGS 6% FOR RENT— I or 4 furaiahed roorae, which he will handle his buslnecs. FROM REUNION electricity; Annunciatiou pariah; reaaonabta Drop in, put one on, be agree­ The central location of the McGor^ Save SYSTEMATICALLY Inquire rear 8241 Gilpin.______ably surprised at the price era establishment at 620 East Colfax London.— Father Woodlock, S. J EIGHT-ROOM brick, 4 lota; vinee, treea; will greatly facilitate Mr. Lawrence’s who has made a special study of the Our plan will enable you to aave modem except gaa. In Holy FamOy pariah work. Anglican situation, gave oat the Bear ebutcl) and acbool. Sell cheep for each opinion that he believes the Anglican SUCCESSFULLY or terma. Owaar, 8792 Tennyaon St. $28 to $37.50 Church never showed less readiness Let Us Explain It to You WOMAN wanta light houaework and for s corporate move of acceptance cooking. Mra. A. Meloy, 1219 W. Nevada. i f l x Jadms SwMney Cigar Ci>. of the Papal claims and o f the whole THE BANKERS BUILDING AND CATHOLIC WOMAN would keep houae Catholic faith than it does today, for prieaL Can give referencea. Call SqaipU 9f H r Woffc . DR. MURPHY'S Champa 1206R. ROOT BEER This rcmaric was called forth by Lon LOAN ASSOCIATION Halifax's appeal for the acceptance J. M. GREEN ; . Milton M. Schayer, President CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS— A State Theatre Bnildinx by A lbicans of the Pope’s primacy. complete line. Will be glad to call and ffBrien*s « 1S7C LUavatt* 6traal 1634, Curtis St. Denver, Colo. | : 1510 GLENARM ST. PHONE CHAMPA 6507 fhow yon aamplea. Loniae Dwyer, 19>9 Pkam Yaab T41> Ea^ IIW 4 Monroe. 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