IN THE MEXICAN PROBLEM NEf leiai m K. OF c. lOlULTHIllili’ IIIOatiUl m IS MEPiNG sfleniwEsr Colkgte Building o f Centuries of Work byCathdic Church Built at Tacouia in Danger
St.. Louis,— Archbishop Gleunon ‘ Tacoma, WssL—BeBarmlne eoL (K. of C/ Supreme Council price by loss of their Catholic faith. pseoehed the hacealaureate sermon leee, the Jesuit Fathers’ sew CtA- The .ffu M i* # ChihaUe W elfam iuppliM Ths Deovar Catholie lUgirtar and Tha Service) “ We cannot combat this work with to the students of St’'Louis nd- <)lic school for boys, h ^ , will he Aaroaantb News Sartioa That Comaa to Colorado. The following communication has out outside assistance. Will the versity, laiuiehinit ^he annual com< f. XW News b CsiilUl to tb hy under active construction within the been received from Giiberto Espin Catholics of the United States, will aeni^ent exercises, and the fol- month, accordh^ to the David the Knights of Columbus help us? knsng day 404 students of the uni- osa, advocate of Albuquerque conn- P. McAstodcer, S.J., pastor o f St. VOL.IXX1I. No. 43. COLO.. THl _ JUNE 16, 1927. $2.00 PER YEAR dl. No. 641: t. We offer no means; we have thon ve^Esity received their degrees. Mon- Leo’s dmrch of-this city. , sands of children who can be saved <|j^ ht noon the cornerstone of tbs In the course of the recent visit to ' 1 i ‘New Mexico, last to enter the Sisterhood o f States, stands the last to the faith. Does the^ CathoUc new medical school building of St Tscoma of the Vyty Bev. Joseph Chnrch in America 'want them? Lonia U. was laid: Piet, SJ., provinCisl of the order, •outpost on the frontier o f Catholic ism in the United States. It has a “ Should the Knights of Columbus Tbe report of the Bev. Charles H. final appro^ was dbtained of ibe assist? Twenty-five years ago, population o f some 376,000 souls, 70 Cloud, SJ., president of the uni- site selected and of,the pUm^^wMifii IMIONGi Brother 0. N. Marron, former state Try to H U e Tins Pktnre i per cenb of whom are Catholic csity, showed that in the last year Father McAstoeker said hir assi^ deputy of New Mexico, carried this due to the Catholicism of the great t ,7l0,000 had been received in ants had prepared. OSfcial sanction A sum aamed Loois Parker, de appeal to the supreme council Last benefactions. Of this |1,000,000 wasof the Bt. Bev. Edward J.ohn O’Dea, scribed as editor of the eow dofeact majority of the native Spanish pop ulation. Today we appeal to. the year State Deputy Driscoll of Texas given by the late Martin Shaughnes^ Bi^op of' Seattle, already had been Protostaat Horeld, Klan eowspapor, carried the same appeal. 'The same and $700,000 by the late John F. given to the project Use of Yoor tried to drown himself at Fort Col- Knights' d| Columbus and to the [Catholics America for assistance situation exists in all these border Lee. The Shanghnessy gift wais The first unit of the new college Um a faw days ago, according I to save the children o f these'to tiie states. Last year the Knights of mgide to the School of Commerce and will consist of the administration and to newspaper dispotchos, end was ® 11 I t I f I f 11-1 r f r I r I f I y ( t I I I t I T. I faith. Golumbns appropriated one million Finance, and the Lee gift to Ibe gen high school bTlildiag; It will be two I seat to jail in Doavor Tnasday for dollars to combat propaganda from eral funds of the university. Ten “ We have here a Catholicism which stories hioh, of brick trimmed in t thirty days bocanso of having passed Mexico!' Right here in New Mexico tbeusand. dollars, to ha known as the stone, and will cost approximately a wertUass check for $20. WUle dates back centuries; it is contem Catholic natives are being tamed Daniel Blanche .Boidley fund, was $10u,0d0. Immediately after t « I- in jail, he will be snbjected to a poraneous almost with the discovery into Protestant ministers and sent to I so iBz Tzar szsr i n os ao«t t r z m r o f America. Outside the city of given by Mrs. JS^q^y after her hus completion of this unit. Father Mc- T I e u ; m l KEiS N EBP OOIIO SO sanity test, it is anaonneed. Mexico to create these very condi- . band’ s death, to'^iiui^e provision for Astocker expects to have plana pre B O . xr m a n s a is o s a cm u x b ig h t , wbut With no spirit of gloating ovar his Santa Fe stands the cross o f the tions. IS SBIS lOkOm ZZ S D l't . AIBOIT TO BBTTHIBO. needy students. pared for the next unit a gynuuuanra » misfortnaas, wa call attention to the martyrs, commemorating the mem “Archbishop Daeger of Santa Fe IT TES BB a n cs ME cm IBOIC, TSS U G X U ory of twenty-one Franciscaq mar It was,, announced that the new building. A wide~ gulch will afford T SSSMtlSG I n s BUST SOULS HUE SO Dim B aw i news only to bring forably to mind endorses onr movement. He writes: $6001,000 medical school building will opportunity for the future building that it nevM’ pays to preecb hatred. tyrs to the faith, in the Pneblo lur ‘Yes, we need schools, plenty of them be pushed to completion and prob of a splendid natural amphitheater • While people might stand for hatred dian rebellion of 1680. . . . in. the whole Southwraj: Only ably occupied next fall. and stadium. T a littla whiia, the American pnblie “ Aid is sought from the very yesterday I saw a large procession source from whence we are attacked. O I T iTlTlTiTlTlTltlTlTlTlTlTlrMlTl?.' is fnndamaatally decent and he who of our own people, boys and girls, tries to make it ont etharwise is Half a decade ago, Protestant na lassi^ tee house, all children of , « bonnd to meet a disutrons end. tives, . i.e., Americans o f Spanish ipanim blood and therefore Cath origin, were unknown here. Today olics who are attending the -mission Giant Hospital Three Pairs of T T Whether Parker was tha aditor o f we have thousands. Protestant sects, school right here in Santa Fe . . .’ I I the Klan papar, wa are not sore. A with rich endowments from the East, This is the story all over the South Convention Four man named Cess was, we under by means of mission schools, whi(ffi west Brotkers Raised T T stand, its chiaf editorial writer. But cater to the poorer children,/offering “We are (^ing to the supreme t I everybody who was financially inter- them free schools and free board, council and we are asking tee finan have labored lon^ and faithfully and Days Next Week to Priesthood T ' T estod in that enterprise discovered cial assistance and the endorsement that the life o f a paper bnHt on are reaping a nch harvest. These of the Knights of Columbus so that I children are benefited materially a Milwaukee.— The interest of the Grand Rapids, Mich.— Two broth scurrility aad defamation is short. we may go before the American thousandfold: they are pa^ng the Catholics.'’ entire hospital and medical worid is ers, Raymond and Donald Miller, T T la g to ts centered in the Hospital Clinical sons of Mr. and Mrs. 'Wenzl Miller 1 t Congress of North America, to be of this city, were ordained Be- State Senator Bogdon, national Klan conducted in Milwankee Jane 20 to demptorist priests Sunday in the Im T T loader, who was shot by an irate hna- New Register Buildiog Will 24 htclmdve, under the auspices of maculate Conception seminary chapel, I I band when ha was in an apartment the College of Hospital Administra Oconomowoc, Wis. Archbishop Mess- with the •layer’s wife, one of the tion o f Marquette university. mer o f Milwankee officiated. -T T paper* commented on tha fact that Bogdon did not draw the religions Stand in Bannock Near Ninth Representatives o f hospitals— sup Raymond, the older, will celebrate I I his first Solemn High Mass this Sun line in his love nffairs, iaasmneh as erintendents, nurses, staff mem T T day, and Donald his on the following Ike woman with whotai he was caoght bers, dieticians, physicians, surgeons The contract for the new Register Sunday, both in St Alphonsns’ I » is a Catholic. She may have once structure will be one-lot wide, with —from all pa:^ of North America building will be let within ten chnrch here. A third brother, been a Catholic, bat aa a raasanied ground purchased on both sides to have sent in registrations for the T T days. The stractore will stand in Emes^ who is in his eighth year of divorcee she eat herself off from aware light and ventilation. There event and sever^ thousand people Bannock street near Ninth. ' It was ecclesiastical study, will assist Don 1 ♦ Communion. Heaco sho can hardly will be about 7,000 square feet of are expected to be in attendance. bo described as a Catholic today. not desired to have the building in ald as subdeacon, and Baymond will T T floor space in tee 'stractore, which It is an unnsoal event. For the But wp hope that she will return to the very heart of the business dis will be built in such a way that otiter first time in the history of. hospital act as deacon. trict, both to save ground expense The two young men were grad- I I* the Church. The fact that living apart stories can be added if needed, raey gatherings a working-t^ching expo e I I I l« and to lessen the parking proUea, jmted from ^ Afonsos' school in t 1 f I 0 from it h u brought such e a U ^ y probabty wi|l be uMded some time, sition wilt be held, in which modem but it was deemed advisable to have 1916, and be^n hi^Mr studies im into her life should be aa argumenl as The Register is going into its third hospital methods and apparatus will it in a past of the city sure of a mediately at St. Joseph’s preparatory I in favor of hor return to the home in three years as a result o f its be directed by some of the most good future. After the staff of the college, E[irkwood, Mo. They made T meats. rapid growth. The new building will famous medical men in the country. paper had received advice from var their professions in 1921 after a year be ready by early fall Only an institution such as the I ious competent sources, Biahop J. in the novitiate at De Soto, Mo. They I Although people who should be Ttee new building, with its printing College of Hospital Administration Henry Tihen personally selected the have spent the last five years at Catholics aad who liva outsida the equipment, inclusive of the machinery could have attempted and carried Bannock street site. 'While some Oconomowoc. 0 fflTlT|TlT|rl?|T(T|TlT|tlTlT|?M|TlT|T«O Church may sometimes seem happy, now on hand and new equipment be through a project such as the clinical they uever are. The writer has dealt distance from the present location of ing purchase^ will represent a cash congress; for it requires the tech the paper, th^ new site is within Baltimore, M
' r The Denver Catholic Register Prtaident of Board—. — R t Rev.- J. Henry Tihen, D.D. ■ditor. —Rev. Matthew J. W. Smith Aaoeiate Editor. .Hnbeit A. Smith
aa eecond-daia matter at the poatofflce at Denver, Colo. BIRD'S Publiahed Weekly by (By Thomas F. Meehan) — N.C.W.C. Editorial Service ARITCRAFT THE CATHOLIC PUBLISHING SOCIETY (Inc.) WEEKLY CALENDAR OF FEAST chastity and later entered the So-] The king pursued 'her, however,, and If Gov. Alfred E. Smith of New A bssotifal root. Wo mpplr It I 1823 California Street DAYS ciety of Jesus. He said of himself,' she fled. He then relented. In 672 York is chosen as the Democratic rlsht owor tho oU ' I am a crooked piece of iron and Sunday, June 19.— St. Juliana she returned to Ely and founded a nominee for president at thp coming wood tUsslM. Phone Main 5418 P. 0. Box 1497 am come into religion to be made Falconieri was born in 1270. Her double monastery. Some time after election he v ^ l not be, as ia pop 281 So. Bflwry. straight by the hammer of mortifica ularly supposed, the first Catholic modesty was such that she never her death, in 679, her body was found tion and penance.” He died at t^e Ph. So. 7228 used a mirror or gazed upon the face incorrupt. thus formally to go before tbe elect age of 23 years. of a man during her life. The mere Friday, June 24.— S t John the ors as a candidate for that high of Thursday, June 16, 1927 Wednesday, June 22.— St. Paulinns mention o f sin made her tremble and Baptist whose birth was foretold by fice. ’This distinction belongs to of Nola was carefully educated, and shudder, and once, hearing a scandal an angel, had the office o f preparing Charles O’Conor, the leader of the J^irct National Bank through marriage more than doubled New York bar in the closing half of OFFiaAL NOTICE related, she fell in a dead swoon the way for Christ. He was be AnrnAs, Cain. his wealth. In consort with his wife, headed at the will of a girl who the last century who was the candi She was visited in her last hour by he sold all property and entered The Catholic Register has oor fullest approval as to its purpose angels in the form of white doves, danced for a wretched king. date of the “Bourbon” Democrats in 4 PER CENT INTEREST religion. He became Bishop of Nola and method o f pnblication. We declare it tiie ofBcial organ of the and Chirist Himself, as a beautiful the national election of 1872. Like and once gave himself into the em Saturday, June 25.— St. Prosper Governor Smith he was a native son on Savings and Tima Dipwita Diocese of Denver and earoestiy bespeak for it the whole-hearted child, crowned her with a garland of of Aquitaine— St William of Monte- ploy of a vandal of Africa to re of old Catholic dovm-town New York lasuroMm mf AO support of onr pri«rts and people. That snj^rt will make the flowers. She died in 1340. lease a widow's son, who had been Verginc. Prosper was born in 408. R a s t e r a strong power for the qpread of God's Kingdom in Colorado. where he was bora, in 1804, in St Monday, June 20.— S t Silverins, taken captive. He died in 43l;2 He does not appear to have been more Peter’s parish. + J. HENRY TIHEN, Pope and martyr, was the son of Thursday, June 23.— St Ethelreda, than a layman, but o f great virtue In the spring of 1872 there was Pope Honnisdas, who had been matr and extraordinary talents and learn ALWAYS YOUE FRUaH) May 1, 1918. Bishop o f Denver. Abbess, was bora and reared in the widespread condemnation of the ried before he entered the ministry. fear of God, her mother and three ing. St Leo the Great, when chosen record made by the administtatiofi of When a sub-deacon he was chosen sisters being numbered among the Pops in 440, made him his secretary President Grant An insurgent out Pope and ordained on June 8, 536. saints. She was compelled to be and he crushed the Pelagian heresy break B^nst his renomination fok TEJON DRUG CO. He was exiled through a conspiracy come the wife of Tonbercht a trib- which raised its head in Rome. the presdency led to tbe organiza LETTERS ON A PAMPHLET initiated by Theodora, the empress ntory of the Mercian king. She lived St William sought retirement in tion of a reform moveinent to depose 3301 Tnjon St. Gallup *770 The Register recently issued, in pamphlet form, the KOA of Justinian, and died June 20, 538, with him as a virgin for three years, the mountains where he could exer him. Its leaders called themselves on a desert island. and upon his death, retired to the isle cise the most rigorous penitential "Liberal Repnbiicans,” and they met radio address of Father Hugh L. McMenamin on “ Marriage and Tuesday, June 21.— St. Aloysius of Ely. Erfrid, the powerful king austerities. His holy reputation fol in a national convention at (^cin- Birth Control— An Answer." The many letters received as a Gonzaga was the eldest son of Ferd o f Northumbria, pressed his suit and lowed him even when he had estab nati, in May of that year to formu result of this publication have convinced us that the power of inand Gonzaga, Marquis of Casting- she was forced into a second mar lished himself at Monte-Vergine, and late a program of action. This con RYAN DRUG CO. pamphlets in spreading the message of the Church has been lione, bom March 9, 1568. The first riage. She livdd at the court, not he was obliged by neighboring lanests vention, after considerable disens- words he pronounced were the names as the king's wife, but as his sister, to allow certain fervent arsons to sion and wire-'pnlling, nominated Larinior at 27th somewhat underestimated. Father McMenamin’s address of Jesus and Mary. At the age of and after twelve years retired, with live with him and imitate his ascetic Horace Greeley of New York for dealt with a livewire subject, on which there is an amazing 9 years he made a vow of perpetual his consent, to Coldingham abbey. practices. 'dent and B. Gratz Brown of The Rexall Store amount of public discussion. Copies were sent to a large E ran for vice president group of non-Catholics and replies, came from judges, busi aot space to »et forth, the Judaic Following this, tbe national con ness men, educators, oflScers of societies, and others. Follow and Protestant ontlook has been vention o f the Demoermtie party met fonnd far easier to adapt to modern at Baltimore in July, at which a coali ing are two letters which indicate the trend of the vast majority Father John Ryan tion with these Liberal Republican The Arvada Lumber indostrialism than the ontlook of Tells of of these replies: either Catholicism or free thoofht. reformers was pnt through and the ticket of Greeley and Brown, nom Company 1914 South Broadway, “ In America transplantation grad- Boulder, Colo., June 5, 1927. inated at Cincinnati, was ratified and H m Lumbar Yuri tbni'a nhuys tlw nally weakened even these elements these nominees accepted as the presi of medieval cnltnre, which the Pil Immorality of To Sarya Yon Batter la Oor Caeataat The Denver Catholic Register: Sterilizatiofl Laws dential candidates of the Democratic grim Fathers had been most anxiens party at the ensning election. Aim While not a Catholic in the sense the term is probably used to preserve. .The new onUook ap “Bourbons” Nominate O’Couor Phone Arvada IB propriate to machinery was thus by The Register, yet in the etymologic sense of the Greek word The question of sterilisation ible.” In substantially the same there wer^ however, a nnmber of enabled to become mere nearly com of imbeciles, disposed of recent- terms the Rev. Dr. Cluurles Bruehl old-line, or "Bourbon” Democrats, as I aim to be and hope I am catholic enough con pletely dominant than iU the Old Mayflower Hotel sider, and esteem any sincere, honest voicing of Cnrigtian stan ig for tbe time being in Colo writes in The Homiletic and Pastoral they were styled, who refused to be World. Whether we Ulm this new rado through the courageous Review, November, 1926: "When the bound by the results of this bargain The Most BaautifaRy F^mishad dards, truths, motives, and incentives of any name w, of ^ no ontlook or not is a qoesHoti of little veto of Governor William H. welfare of society is actnally imper ing of the party madiine leaders. Hotel in Denver. name.' Being then a Christian and catholic (without capital imporUnce.* What U important Is Adams, will, if newspaper re iled by an increase in mental de 'They called another convention which Five Minutes from the Shopping Dia- C) in purpose and sympathy, I wish] to express appreciation that the new outlook is increasingly ports are correct, be an issue in ficiency that cannot be controlled met later in the month at Lonisville, trict. displacing the old, not only in Europe the next state elections and by tte ordinary means, public au Ky. In spite of his protests this con Comer 17th Ave. at Grant and gratitude for the McMenamin address, so kindly and u d America, but also in the greater vention nominated Charles O’Conor come before the next session of thority seems to have a right to re ^ PHONE MAlN'ElSS thoughtfully mailed me by The Refister. I especially ap part of Asia. In formulating this the legislature. Henrg W. Toll sort to sterilization of the unfit as for president and for vice president preciate the exposure of the sophistry that professes to think new outlook and in creating a^ com has announced, ac-ording to a measure of self-defense.” (P.118.) John Quincy Adams (grandson of the munity living in accordance with It, newspaper reports, that he will president of the same name). This DorotfarStoM)* H.B.8tobb« legislative lowering Of standards ten^' to lesseh, rather than Appraising Conditions aggravate, the growing evil of immorality. America talcM the lead. seek re-election on a sterilisa ticket went to tiie voters on election The Stohhe Dry Goods Co. “The dominating belief of what tion platform. Toll is bg no The first condition necessary to day and, according to the official re Ladies’ and Gents’ Fnrnishing'Goods, My wife having been,-before I married her, by her first may be called the indnstrial philos means a bigot on religious Unes. justify this extraordinary measure of turns, was supported by 21,550 Corsets. Hosiery for the Family ophy is the belief that man is tha He was an anti-Kluxer in tha self-protection by the- state is that "Bourbon” Democrats, who also thus We Stand Back of Oor Goods husband (deceased) the mother of four children, all now liv the number of mental defectives who formally selected the first Catholic ing with me and my daughter, by my first wife (deceased), ■M.tar of his fate and need not sub Mori^^ legislature. But he is 278-280 Detroit Street mit tamely to the evils which the radicsJ on tbe stm41ixation ques are a net loss to the community candidate for president of these Telepboae York 3953 here in our own little home, it is evident that she has not niggardliness of inaninsate nature or tion. Because tbe fight is to should be s o ' great as to constitute United States. BooU, Shota aad Bobbtra. Eoaae Psra merely “ gratified the impulse and enjoyed the pleasure • • • • the follies of human nature have continue, the foUowing is per- a substantial or considerable public Pslnta. Asenta for Potara Solid Lastber evil. Despite a slight increase in the BISHOP CANTWELL LAYS STONE Shota, Arrow CoUsn, Bora* Tom Sawytr [only to] defeat its end,” as the address so succinctly and ably hitherto inflicted. Man, since he be ticnlarlg appropriate for Colo- ______Blotitta and Shirti. nsdo reading: proportion of such persons in onr FOR NEW CHURCH phrases it; but has well and bravely met and borne the re came capable of forethought, has been dominated by fears— fear of Rev. John A. Ryan, D.D. general population, the social in- Los Angeles.— The cornerstone of MEN. LEARN. BARBERING sponsibilities of motherhood. •tarvation, fear o f pestilence, fear of (Written for N.C.W.C. Editorial comjietence and the other evils which the new St. Cecelia chnrch was laid Loora in a war thaT ron mar atand op br defeat in war, fear of murder by Service). they create or seem likely to create and blessed recently tnth impressive tbt old tlaMr and win. May God bless the printed noble address to many young within the next generation cannot Ltam in b way that wiU makd yon frltnda. private enemies. Elaborate The recent decision of the Su ceremonies, the Rt. Rev. John J. „ . Baay moetr Good monty. couples as, no doubt, He did its original broadcasting over terns, partly rational, partly magical, preme Court of the United States fairly be called gpmve. Hence, the (Cantwell, Bishop o f Los Angeles-San Moltr trainlntt dota that for yon. KOA. have bMn built up to minimise these sustaining a Virginia law for the picturesque phrase used by Justice. Diego, officiating. Among the prom It dota more: It enahlta yon to hart a bnai- Holmes in the recent decision about naaa o f yoor own on a mw. ii capital. dangers. In the early ages of agri compulsory sterilization of mental inent citizens present at the cere Inveatipatt at oaet.. CaU or writa. Respectfully, the necessity of sterilization “in r culture men dealt with the fear of defectives makes the moral aspect o f monies were Mayor Cryer and Jo Molar Barber CoOege, 1229 17tb St. EDW. C. WOLCOTT. such legislation a very practical ques order to pjrevent onr being swamped- seph Scott. Benediction of the J. V. Molar, Msaarer starvation by, means of human sacri with incompetence,” is a very con fice, which ^as supposed to invigor tion. The question was obviondy Blessed Sacrament concluded the not before the Supreme Court. All siderable exaggeration. THE GIRVIN FURNITURE & AUCTION CO. ate the Cora Spirit, U U only very ceremonies. FOR SATISFACTORY gradually that scientific agriculture the court does when the constitution Nevertheless, the amonnt of social Denver, Colo. ality of a statute is challen^ is to l«»« displaced this attitude. incompetence due to imbeciles, idiots PATRONIZE OUB ADVBBTHIR 8 JOB PRINTING June 8, 1927. decide whetfer the statute is prohib and leeblenfinded persons actually “Pestilence also was viewed snp^ THEY ARE RELIABLE CALL THE REGISTER K‘ Denver Catholic Register: ited by the Constitution. It fonnd existing and imminent is sufficient to stitionsly down to onr day, and is still that the Virginia statute was not demand systematic preventive action so viewed in India. The fear o f war thus prohibit^. A few days ago I received through the courtesy of your -- .— — .-----, by public authority. But the drastic . THE BEST FOR office a copy of Re^ Hugh L. McMenamin^ broadcast speech S^ZTwho so treat it The Church has made no official remedy of sterilization is not neces-! ELEaWCAL FIXTURES LE^S MONEY sary. Segregation of such persona nnd«Hr the suspicion of be- pronouncement upon the morality of Kaffer-Chapman Electric Company on the subject of Marriage and Birth Control. the operation known as human ster during ^e procreative period oi le M Arapebee St. W. R. Kaffer.Maaagar Pbcuaa'Maia 2251 I h^ye read with a good deal of interest this message to ing cranks. • • • ilization. Neither the Pope nor a their lives wonid sittain the end at a vast audience which, as you state in your foreword in pub- “ American phUosophy is sweeping General Council nor a Roman Con which sterilization «i»na and would gregation has issued any declaration avoid certain evil consequences of 1 lishing it, i» 'tiinely and lorceful,- ' J i on the subject. It must be remem- the latter method. Among the bad I had the great privilege to be bom in Ireland, and I lived mediegul and modern philosophy; and ^ fiered thqt laws, providing for this results of a policy of sterilization are] Better Work at Moderate Pric^ there for twenty-three years. So far as I can recall I never has substituted what it calls the In- process are quite recent. So far as the following: Persons vriio are de strumenUl Tbeorgi tbe very name of I know, they do not exist outside of prived of. the power to become par knew personally, in my circle of society and among my ac which is suggested bg maebinerg. la the United States and the first Amer- ents will be much more liable to ir quaintances, a divorced man or woman. tke Instrumeptal Theory Aere is not I ican law was enacted by the state regular sexual relations th a n if they Plant: Bianeb: Accept my thanks for including me in the list of those to a single state of mind which consists j of Indiana, March 9, 1907. In the or their accomplices were'restrained! O aU u and Poarteaalb iMri whom the copy of the lecture has been sent. of knowing a truth; tbere is a wag | absence of official doctrine, thq opm- by the fear of responsibility for off-' WaaUngtoB GaUfenia of acting, a manaer of handling the ions of moral theologians provide the spring; an increase of such irregular Sincerely yours, environment which is appropriate, only teaching that enjoys any au conduct implies an increased power WILLIAM J. GIRVIN. and whose appropriateness consti thority. Probably the opinion o f H. of spreading venereal disease; with' tutes whnt alone can be called Noldin, AJ., is representative o f the onr present lack of accarate and (XEANERS and DYEHS knowledge as tkase philosophars nn- m ^ority. In substance it is that comprehensive knowledge concerning PHONESi YORK 499. YCMIK 8894 ANGLICAN BISHOP PRAISES “THE POPE OF THE derstend it. One might sum np this this operation is never morally law the hereditary character of mental’ MISSIONS" theory bg a definition! To know ful unless it is performed as a neces diseases there is great danger that Mea’s Saits TboreagUy Oaaaad aari Preasari, $1.09 something is to be able to change it sary megns of preserving life or sterilization would be imposed nn- “ “ The East and the West” for January, 1927, contained a as we wish. Tbere is no place in health; therefore, it may not be im necessarily in many cases;*the plaus remarkable article on “ Pope Pius XI” by the Rt. Rev. Mark this ontlook for the beatific vision posed by public authority for the ibility and inexpensiveneas of this Napier Trollope, Church of England Bishop in Korea. The nor for any notion of final excal- purpose of preventing the existence remedy would be a constant tem ^ - A Serrtea for lence.” of- defective persons. tion to lu^-baked social experts who I Every Homewife Bishop reviews briefly what Rome did for the missions When would agitate for its extension into i the Anglicans and the Protestants were still asleep and then This______is ______insidious doctriaa.______Its The Rev. Francis S. Betten, S.J., tendenegis to sraan man away from'has recently written: “ Sterilization other fields than that of mental de sums up the encyclicals of both Benedict XV and Pius XI on religion bg inculcating tha idaa that is prohibited by the natural law like fectiveness. As a matter of fact, many of the state laws on this snl^ missionary work, • “ sound doctrine which needs preaching in religion u not uoooaaurg to thoir h o p -'—'race “ suicide, R u lin g and------murder.------ject go far beyond the Virginia pinoM but, OB the contrary, U often. Father Betten must have put down the eaiis of the English Church as well as of Roman Catholics.” statute and take in confirmed erhn- an obstecla to their wril-boing and this sentence somewhat hutily, for On every point the writer is in sympathy with the Popes. We als, drunkards, drag fiends, diseased their progress. Such a doctrine will in a subsequent paragraph he de appreciate especially the following excerpts from this rather clares that the operation may be law and degenerate persons and other nn-, uaver answer the needs of men. With fortonkte classes. < LAUNDRY unusual recognition of Catholic missions: possession of all the things in tha fully performed in order to safe- “Truly Pius XI is a Pope to be thankfukfor. With an world that make for worldly knp|d-. fim^d “some greater personal pos Only a few days one of the SEVEN SEPARATE DEPARTMENTS ness, the soul o f man will still remain session,” that is, life or health. If most prominent municipal judges in almost uncanny width of vision, . . . , he seems forever intent the United States referred to Ruth Once A Customer Always A Customer on lifting those who will listen to him out of the njts of their nnsatisfiod. There will still ha tha sterilization were intrinsically im certainty of death and the nacar- moral, as are race suicide and mur Snyder and Henry Jndd Gray as 1315-19 W .M th Awe. Phoneat GaUnp 238 and 4301 pre-occupations and prejudices and bidding them take long taiaty of what comes after death. der, it obviously could not be per victims of dementia praecox vrirn views and put first things - first. . . . When the Church in a Only in religion eon man find ponce formed even to save life. wonid never have been bora if a' nominally Christian but really semi-pagan Europe might fairly for his spirit. Bnl the fact that all Oporotiou is “ Mutilntion” federal sterilization law had been in Hoozi: 9 to IS; 1 to 6 v - Phono Main S4tT men eventually come to this realisa The* fundamental reason for the. operation at a sufficiently early date! Romdonce Phono, Toik 2888 plead the pressure of the problems bequeathed by the Great condemnation of this surgical process war as an excuse for being preoccupied with her own domestic tion, even though they subscribe to no faith, does not lassen the lure of by the moral theologians is that it EXILED MEXICAN PRIEST CON constitutes a mntOation o f the hn- affairs, the Pope in his encyclical ‘Rerum Ecclesia’ raises his such appeals as the atheists are now DUCTS U. S. MISSION DR. J. J. O’NEIL, DENTIST Tnan person. Mutilation is generally voice like a trumpet in protest against the idea that the Church making to man's selfish instincts. If defmed as the destruction o f some that solfishuess should prevail, tbe State 722 Madk Bidlding, 16tk and Galifmnia Sta. of Christ can ever acquiesce in limiting her responsibilities to bodily member which is necessary for San Diego.— The work of the Con caring for those already gathered within the fold, to the basis of all morality would be under fraternity of Christian D o c t^ e was mined, and with morality everywhere a certain function. The more import ant the function which is thus ren impressively exemplified recently at neglect of the far .larger number who'are still outside, ‘sitting weakened tke Christian ririlisation St. Anthony's church. National City, in darkness and the shadow of death.' The very raison d'etre dered impossible, the graver is the wfaicb baa brought manldad to such mutilation. Sterilization 'makes a when a large class of Mexican chil high development would be in dsusger of the Church- is, he says, *that by spreading the Kingdom of person incapable of a vital function, dren received their First Holy Com Christ all over the world she may make all men partakers of of crumbling. namely, that of generating his kind. munion from the Rev. Louis Herrara, The folly of the new crusade Bence its moral character is not to exiled priest from Mexico who is in saving redemption.’ ” charge o f St. Anthony’s mission. In this work of the Church we are ail invited to do our against Christianity under the gnise be judged by the small amount of of promoting human welfare ought pain that it involves nor by any other The Confraternity center, near St share, some by personal consecration, the majority by the to be so arident to tbinldag men that secondary characteristic, .but by the Anthony's church, whs established a offering of prayers and alms that the light of Truth may il tbere would be no four of its suc fact that it renders impossible one year ago by the Catholic Women’s lumine those now wandering in darkness and that the grace cess, but tbe determination and of the most important of man’s func Council o f National City. It is in an old bonding given free of rent by a of God may make all men members of the household of the power of tbe forces now being ar tions. In a very real sense’ sterili rayed to destroy Cbrigtian belief zation involves a degradation of non-Cathohe.' It has been a vital H Faith. should not bo underestimated. To man’s personality. factor in the Mexican district, a know tbe enemy’s plan of battle is Such is the argument for the prop meeting place for the mothers of tbe NEW LiNES OF BATTLE always a great advantsme to the op- osition that sterilization is permis children, who tbere receive cate peeing force. Therefore, in wisely sible only to preserve a great good chetical instraction from the Con Wives and Insurance At tbe convention of tbe support the awumption of Fathor connselliug tbe Catbolic editors as o f the person who is mutilated, but fraternity__ teachers.______> Cntbolic PreM Aeeecintion in Sn- Parsons. Striking confirmation of sembled in Savannah as to the now not for any public or social end, Will’ your Life Insurance provide an assured income for vnnnab, tke R«v. Wilfrid Pnreou, his> contention was given in an lines of attack they must be prepared such as the prevention o f mental in WOULD HONOR NUN 75 YEARS SJ., e^tor of “Amnricn,” made nn article by Bertrand Rnssell, the Eng your wife— or will it be available to the glib salesman to meet, Fathor Parsons performed competents. The argument is not A NUR^E of doubtful securities? addvou in wkid ko pot forth tbonskt lish philosopher, which appoured in an important service to. tbe Chris-. conclusive. Is not the well-being of wbicfa •bonld bo given eerione coo- The New York Times magasiaa on tikn ennso. the community o f at least equal im Paris.— The minister of the inter uderetion bg all engaged, or who the Sunday following the Savaamah portance with the bodily integrity of ior is being petitioned to award the are intarneted, in Catbolic Apol convention. Mr. Russell’s article VILEST THEY FORGET an individual? If the state m ay com Crou of tbe Legion of Honor to ogetics. FatW Parsons ass^ed was entitled "The Now Life That Is pel a citizen to risk his life on the Sister Julie Rizard, hospital religious ' Create a life Insurance Trust that the antsigonists o f Catholicisin Amarica's.” In the course o f his It was General, Nelson A. Miles, in battlefield for the common good why of the Holy Dien of Paray le MoniaL bad shifted their battleground. The article, he said: bis later years prominently identified may it not compel him to be deprived For tfare^uarters of a century Catii is m u r n Thuraday, June 16, 1927 PAGE THREE THE COLUMBINE SHOPPE WALSH-FLORIST Gift NoreitiM. Notions. PAINTING Dealer in McCsll Pstterns, Etc. W A L L PAPER Flowers, Plants and Nimery Phone York t581 Stock 2424 Esat Sixth Atmmm DRAPERIES Office, 3493 Woct 32ad Avoaua UPHOLSTERY PhosM, Gallap46S7 COLORADO BOULEVARD Distinctire Service PHARMACY • O. C. Beekmaan, Ph.0. Fraewiptiea Draggisto l/G. C. Olinger Calfaa pmd Calomdo Blvd. D^oratiiig Co. Free Delhmy Phone York 9471 324 East Colfax Maia 8267 FRANK G. PERRY Of dm Cathedral Partial TELEPHONE CHAMPA 593 Expert'Watch Swiu Wateheo, Clocks, DiahKMids, 701 MlHlaaj Saviaga BaiUIas Watehae, Jowalry Ponaerly l^t^W althra Wstch E. Howard Wateh Ca. SUMcMANNBLOa PHONE MAIN 7973 THE RED LANTERN 42S leTH 8T. BO O K SHOP ‘^theot a love for books the PUBUC SERVICE ildMst man is poor” 181i2 E. Colfax York 3737 STATION 20th and Curtis Sts. PAGE FOUK THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thursday, June 16, 1927 Bantins. BabniUlng, all makai LADIES, BE INDEPENDENT Batt«ri«a. Startiax, Isnitioii, Badio, Lishtiac Record Clast to June Brings Laani Baantr Coltore os Um aMr porinant ^GHLAND BATTERY AND Graduate Sunday plan. Wkara aataal ahop aatkoAi ara naad. THE DeSELLEM .FUEL & FEED CO. Abvndasaa of praettea ea lira nodala. Xz- L S o S E L U IH SERVICE STATION pcrt ,lnatraetioB. laetaraa, doaumatratkiaji Pbooa GaDny MM. M20 Fourtaaath St (St Catherine’s Church) W ed^g Rings aad ckamtaatioaa. iTarr praetieal oparator coanataed a poaiUoa or a ahop aeatppail oa FIRST CLASS FUEL AND FEED Anthoriaad PbUadalphia Sarrioa fitatSon The dosing-of-school e x e r d ^ this JACKSON OPTICAL CO. WT paynanta. Fraa aataSosaa. OMoo Tolophono Chumps 92$ Thirty-fifth uul W u ^ n t i4«k tt> Coartaooa Traatmeat Promirt Sarrioa. Satla- year are most elaborate, this be Recent weddings performed in the MOLER COLLEGE, 1229 17tk St. PhoM Main 4266 D s b v s p , taotioa marantaad. Work CiUlad For aad ing the largest class in ^ e history Cathedral parish include: June 7, ______J. v r Molar. Manaaar______Ddlrarad Frea. Gao. Staward of the school, numbering thirty-five, Arthur Louis Richards and Lulu Eliz- who will m dnate this Sunday after a ^ th Masters, with Father G. M. QUALITY A SERVICE OUR MOTTO noon with appropriate exercises at Johnson officiating; William Arthnr IpnminnHmniiunninni 2:80 o’clock. "The class will receive McNaught and Marie Margarita BROTHERS i Doyle’s Pharmacy Communion in a body at the 7:80 Kreder, with Father F. W. Walsh of The Particular Druggist Mass immediately before the Young St Vincent de Paul’s officiating; PHARMACY Ladies’ sodality, and after Mass at 8^ CAMERAS AND FILMS James Deiohery and Catherine Car- 0. W. Brothers, M.A., Prop. Piggly W iggly tend a- . Communion breakfast as 17th Ats. and Grant roll, with Father John Humane of guests of 'ibe seventh grade. The en ficiating; June 8, Clyde 0. Arnold Phooa Champa 9241-9242 AU Orer the World Pkoaea Ckampa S93S aad S8S7 tertainment in the parochial hall on and SteUa Perry, with Father H. L. 3301 Larimer Formerly 18th and ClMksoo Sundhy afternoon was very pleasing. McUenamin officiating; June 11, MIL 62 Stores in Denver, Engle-wood and Littleton .Free DeUvevy The large number of parents who at lard B. Lind and Anna Rohrbacker, Donehue Picture Shop 4 Stores in Colorado Springs tended were delighted, especially with Father Humane officiating; 6 Stores in Pneblo L- . I with the spring frolic dance by the Frank C. Bond and Florence Harpe, Successor to 4 [S9e^i|6odyXUe04 CISLER A DONEHUE 1 Announcing the girls, the "Pam lel bars,” by the boys, with Father James Mulvale officiat Personal Selection-^Personal Inspection and the morality play, “]l^ery Stu ing; Jnne James Delbert Murphy Ptctores and Framing New Location dent.” and Ellen C. French, with Fauer CANDY 835 Fourtaanth S t, Batwasn Stout . Permanent Satisfaction. At the 10:80 Hass on Sunday the HcMedamin officiating; William R. of tiia aad Champa Corpns Christi procession of the Kobe! and Virginia Meskew, with Champa 9596-W ______Denver, Colo. Federal Candy Co. school children will take place. Father Humane officiating. ■■nHnnnininiHinnulinnril BRADY CAFE 2 9 3 8 Z o B i G a llo p 4 3 3 One of the most attractive events e s e i — e i — $ S16-S18 East 17th Ave. of the season in St. Catherine’s was F. H. BONGER All Work Guaranteed. Prices Reason Between Penn and Pearl the wedding of Miss Margaret Ellen CARNIVAL TO BE LANDSCAPE CABOBNER t able. Ladies and Children’s Hair- Ordinary coffee makes Fine Home-Cooked Food Curran, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. HELD SATURDAY Coatneta Takaa for Oradiaz, Saediaz aad Delidooa Coffee cutting a Specialty James M. Curran, and Eugene FartUisiaz Lawna— ^BaaM>riaz, Plaatlaz. ' -50 cups— Btuhili makes 70 cups W. M. BRADY, Proprietor Charles McCabe, which took place SpraylBz aad Trinuniaz of Trooo C. PEACOCK on Wednesday morning. Rev. E. J. (Sacred Heart-Loyola Parish) Phono GaL 4945-J 4927 Lowall Bird. a pound. Save money by buying A one-night carnival will take s to Mannix officiated. lAe bride was e BARBER place at Loyola hall, 28rd and York CmCHARDS A SPECIALTY ■ iBboneM am iU B given in marriage by her father, and 4407 Foderal Blvd. Dem rwr was attended by her tl^ee sisters, street, on Saturday evening, Jnne 18. ■ Mina j^tel Curran as maid of honor, The festivities planned for that oc e Bluhlll T e le p k o M Y oHk 6 0 4 3 Misses Ruby and Catherine as brides casion will close a campaign held, in The Palms Hotel R m . Pkoae So. 4484-W maids. The bride wore a beautiful the parish during the lost month for ■ C < r fie . PARK HILL PLUMBING AND gown of white satin trimmed with the purpose of raising funds necee- 1817 Glenaorm real lace and pearls. Her bridal veil siiry to meet the interest on the —I HEATING CO. church debt The campaign has been Repairing a ^ecialty— Service hung from a cap of pearls and orange blosaoms. She carried a eminently saccessful, and the affair Chamopa 2349. Denvar, Colo. l i When You Want It at the hall on Saturday night will add MOVING PACKING J. F. STAHL, M ana^r shower bouquet of roses uld lilies of the valley. The maid of honor wore that touch of social life and fine Dependable Installation Christian charity without which no ^ / 5 W M d CALIFORNIA ST. 4630 EsMt 23rd Awe., Denwor a gown of orchid georgette with an GEORGES W . BICE orchid picture hgt and carried an parish activity can be perfect The T o pan . program laid out for the carnival arm bouquet of pink roses. The 35th aad Humboldt Main 6144 fiOVING & STORAGE CO bridesmaid wore frocks of peach guarantees a » o d time to aU. From BLUE FRONT MONUMENTS the time the doors swing o j^ , which COFFEE SHOE -A f.‘ and green taffeta with picture hats to 37M fi: cn A n P A match and carried bouquets of yel will be 8 o’clock, until u e last ktrain GOOD CHEER is good at 35c u lb. STORAGE MADION V - 2134 SHIPPING REPAIR .CO. 1 of the orchestra before the close, the nr quaii^ of low roses. Robert Stephen of Long committee promises there will be no BANQUET is high grade at 50e u lb. oe R e p l u g ..K - mont, little cousin of the bride, was dull momenta. A program contain SUGAR—RED LETTER—fine and doubles ttie life page. Master Lee Jo Gibbons was ing several surprise numbers will be dry— 14 Ihc., fit For Satisfactory Printing— Call The Register of a pair of shoes ringbearer and little Elsie Jane offered; there will be refreshments and means real Lorenz and Marjorie Gartland acted Cnt out this ad and wo will allow economy and aa flower girls. The ^ o m was at to suit every taste, and amusements ______you 5c______tended by his brother-^-law, Harold to satisfy all ages. Perhaps the com fort feature of the evening will be the FAIR PRICES TO ALL Prices ' E. Miller. Solos were rendered by 44TH AVENUE Miss Genevieve Walsh and Richard awarding of the forty-nine prizes in ReMonabW. Hynes, with Mrs. Lee Gibbons at the gold, vdikb is schednled fdr 10 MEAT MARKET 1529 organ. The ushers were Messrs. A. o’clock. A cordial invitation fa' ex Absolutely First Grade Mests of Curtis. B. Stephen, Leigh Miller and LeRoy tended to all friends o f the pariah to An Kinds Cb.80Ol Hertzler $ Vestminster Laundry T. CampbelL Immediately following be at Loyola hall, enjoy the enter L. J. EKERT, Prop. the ceremony a breakout for the im tainment offered and perhaps t ^ MACALUSO BROTHERS Sampla of Mr Work home a prize in gold. 2339 Wact 44th Avans* OB SUto Capitol Groandi mediate family and bridal party was U SERVICE STORES It SERVICE STORES A novena to honor the Sacred Phone GsUup 6652 J. M. GREEN served at the Shiriey-Savoy hoteL I4M Wdtea SL CLEANINQ, 1001 Pteirtomth SL 1S76 Lafarotto Straet The.couple will spend their honey- Heart will be held at botir Sacred 801 FMrtaulA SL FRESSING u d 728 EizktMatk SL Heart cfanrch and Loyola ehnrch, be ON PURCHASE OF $1.00 71S B. StTMitMatb A’n. 1007 1 iriiate Sl Morphy Bros., Inp. T o rt T4ie______Eat. ISSS moon toon: the state and after July 1849 BrMJwy REPAIRING 70S B. Callas Ava. 5 will be at home in Denver. ginning on Friday of this week. The OR MORE SSO 1008 Breadwar 1218 B; Callas Ava. special novena prayers will be recited We wtil allow a discount of 6 per cent IDEAL BARBER SHOP A list of the names and prises awarded the pnpils of St Gathwine’s daily after each Mass, and the from regular low prices If you briu; 1833 WELTON STREET PHONESi MAIN 1185, MAIN 6813 2436 East 6th A t *. school at the P.-T. A. rally on Satur loners have been nrged to make the this ad with you, or REF^R to ft Come in and Try Onr Service novena by attending Mass and re when phoning your order. Clean and Sanitary day afternoon of the past week will AURORA ceiv e Holy Comm^on daily. This We Deliver. Hair Catting, Shaviag, Scalp Trnai be found in this month’s Gall, which will be distributed at the Masses on is without donbt the mrestest novena ARKO PHARMACY M at a Spaeialty o f the year, espedally fo r a pariah Pearl SL at Alamada. Phone So. 5975 Shear Sharpening, Fine Corrugating, Sunday. dedicate to the Sasred Heart, and Tl Razor Honing At the Regis high commencement it is the belief of the pastor that the Eufi DMver’t Largest Drag Store Hours: 7 a. m. to 8:80 p. m. exercises on Sunday evening, St Catherine’s boys were well repre churches will be well filled at both Masses each morning during the nine Fribiklin Pharmacy PHONE THE MID-WEST sented in the award of medals and honors. James Cunningham, a grad dan of special prayer. 34A and Frnnldln Pk. Main 6196 “Wkara (^mlity CaoaU” uate, was awarded the medal for the The feast of Corpns Christi will Bert C. Coigaa, Prop. For Groceries, Meats, Fruits and Irish history essay. James Dunn was be celebrated in solemn fashion on Vegetables We Tour Proscriptions Exactly given second pla^. John Ward won Sunday when a procession will be Reliability Forms' the Basis of Our As Tour Doctor Orders the class m e ^ l in his division of held after the last Maas in sach Serving Denver People for so Many churdi. A special musical program “Inimsdiats Delivery” Years: We Solicit Your Business second high grade; Mark Dunn won the class medal in his division o f first has also been prepared, eia^rate Janes G. Armstrong, Maaagar BARBRE high grade;-Thomas EruUer received decorations have brnn planned for Franklin 5010 2422E .^ * A t. a gold medal won in the elocution the altars, and nothing has been left GROCERY AND LUNCH contest; James Dunn won second undone to show proper love and de A FoU Un. of Steal, ud Fuey Qroetel.. OUR DRUG STORE honor in third high grade; Paul Wy- votion for the B PUEBLO K. C. HOME SIX OF LEADVILLE CENTER PARTT HEART OF GERMANY HAS NEW POLICY FAMILY BAPTIZED DENTIST Jane the Month of (By Rev. Dr. Wilhelm Baron von Pueblo.— The management o f the Annunciation Pariah, Leadville.— Capitaine) Dr. F. J. Claffey Knights of Columbus home has an> The six children of Hr. and Mrs. Cologne Correspondent, N.C.W.G. 916 Rapublie Bldg. PhoiM MAin 1824 nounced that for the future the Edw. James TSravethaa, Hasel Mary, News Service ■ODBS: S-IS: 1-S -BTMiasa aaS Saedsra Sr aspaiataaet the Sacred Heart Albert Samuel, Alice Helen, Ehurold nominal charge for billiards, pool, Cologne.— ^The Center party is the and bowling has been withdrawn and James, Charles Thurman and Evelyn, were baptized at the church June 10. heart of the State and the kernel of ererything is now free to members. the German republic. Dr. Lanscher, We have a beautiful line of Bowling is free nnleas when a pin Hon. Thomas Evans, judge of the statues of the Sacred Heart in county court, was admitted into the professor of theology at Bonn uni boy is used. This arrangement has versity and a depnty of the Landtag, Church and baptised June 10. Composition, Ivory, Marble, Met been deemed necessary to enconram declared in an address daring the The Altar and Rosary society held al, Silver and Gold Plated. the younger members to use the “pnty day” of the Rhenish Centrists Its annual picnic last Sunday. Abont home, and take them into a better at vrach attracted great numban of one hundr^ members motored to Prices to suit everyone’s pock- mosphere. The manager expects party members and leaders to thia etbook. Quality, Service, and a lai^ attendance from now on, and Hortense Springs where a good time city recently. Courtesy are the only things we if thm movement has the desired ef was enjoyed by alL Auxiliam Bishop Dr. Hammela fect, the charging for games will be The Daughters of St. Teresa held resented Cardinal Schulte, who was are high in. 8 thing o f the past, their regular monthly business and ill, at the meeting. “ALL FOR FUN AND FUN FOR ALL” Mrs. Haary Morrissey of Florence, sqcial meeting last 'Hinrsday at the Dr, Lauscher’s address was an ex Patronize Home Concerns and sodality haU. Fraa Inalda Parkins—DriTe in Thronch <6tb Avrana Gat. build up the' West. Colo., who has been ill at St. Mary’s planation of the character of the hospital, is improving nicely. William Thomas Carter, son of Mr. Center p a r^ and ita aima and Miss Estella Mann, the instructor and Mrs. Wm. Carter, was baptized cultural policies. He minted out “ EL PATIO New Bellroom of nurses at St. Mary’s training at the chnrch last Sunday, as was that the State had been Dom of ne SHEET METAL WORKERS FIRE PLACES REAL ESTATE \ LUMBER BRICK CONTRACTOR WALL PAPER AND PAINTS ARTESIAN WATER CHURCH - HOME - SCHOOL ICE GkEEN HOUSES CARUET CLEANERS GENERAL CONTRACTORS . ROOFING NURSERIES FLOOR WORK BUILDERS MUSIC ATCHISON PLANS Francis J. Fisher, Inc. McCLURE— THE FURNACE MAN DRIVE TO RAISE MAIN 8708 FURNACES AND REPAIRS Building Material Headquarters MILLION DOLLARS UME, CEMENT, PLASTER If it’s made of Sbaot MaUl W o Make It METAL LATH South 3011 1475 South Pearl Atchison, Kan.—A campaign drive Daavar, Colo. AmariUo, Tex. •t in which one million dollars will be raised to finance the building pro gram at St Benedict’s college has Brick and Cement MePhee & McGinnity Co. been lanched by the St Benedict’s Alumni association, of which the R t JOHN AMOLCH Contractor Rev. J. H. Tihen, Bishop o f Denver, b honorary president ALSO BOILER WORK I 23rd and Blake. Main 318 A new monastery, the first of the Estimstea Gheerfnlly Given group of buildings to be erected on Phone GaHnp 5620-W 2542 hnring Street the college campus, is now under con Denver, Colorado struction. It mil be followed by a Think of us as being dependable— absolutely dependable in quality, library erected to the memory of INTERIOR DECORATING Rt. Rev. Innocent Wolf, O.S.B., late Abbot o f the local monastery, and a H. A. HOLMBERG HOUSE PAINTING iii price, in delivery— and in hplpful advice if you want it. chapel building. The constmetion work will extend over a period of WALL PAPER and PAINTS ten years. Leo Nusbaum, Sr., vice president Talephoae Sovtli 432 252 So«th Broadway Doavar, Colo. of the Dolan Mercantile Co., of Atch ison; W. P. Waggener, local attor » ney; W. B. Hayes of Atchison, presi dent of the Alumni association; and Use Scored Rev. Isadora Smith, O.S.B., of St. Charles E. Thomas We can supply your wants in flowers Benedict’s college, are members of the finance committee. Father Isa ICE dora will spend the summer with the MAUL Siiiu. 1 ^ 8 0 for weddings or for porch boxes different alumni chapters throughout the country helping them to organize ROOFING for the drive. Use (Quality fji CARPET & RUG Your Physician Will Tell You FATHER WHALEN IN DEFENSE r GRAVEL to Drink Plenty of Pure Water. OF MARGARET ANGLIN COAL CLEANING ^* WORKIt/A DU THATTUtT PLEASESDl rtcr-c At Least .Two Quarts Daily Editor The Register: We Respectfully Solicit Your AND Margaret Anglin recently received Pstronsge BRICHT SPOT GREEN HOUSES PURE WATER u more the Laetare medal, and now she’s re ORIENTAL RUGS CEMENT ceiving in the Catholic press a mild im portant than pure baptism of fire because in an ad she ii • ROOFING * Opposite St. John’s Church recommends Lucky Strike cigarettes. The Denver Ice &. Cold food. Perhaps “Our Margaret” didn’t do it at all. Her press agent may be the Storage Co. CHAMPA 579 Yoi^ 690 Sth Awe. at Jos^hine perpetrator, who has caused her to 778 Sherman fall in line with so many other act PHONE M. 8368 WINDSOR ARTESIAN WATER CO. -Soatk 2694 3030 Dowaiag St. Pkona York 8586 resses. This is an age of publicity and of getting your picture in the 2638 BLAKE ST. papers. One who serves the public and needs the public, must be widely heralded or step down and out Any Old and New how Mbs An^rito did not advise, “All F l q Q r s ^ S w id ^ and Finuhed F. J. KIRiaiHOF CONSTRUCTION CO. ye holy virgins and widows start in Floors Sanded Estimates Cheerfully Given All Work smoking 1 Good for wbat ails your Call Sunset 2155-J 700 Lawrence Street Main 5472 throats.” Everybody knows that an Guaranteed. H-«»'H actress at times is called on to putt After 6 o’clock P. M., 2331 Soatk Baaaock a cigarette on stage. Hiss Anglin C. B. Hagarty L. A. Hagarty said that Lucky Strikes are the eas iest on the throat Why didn’t she expressly state she meant on the REMEMBER stage? Because Laura Hope Crews Victor Bmnswick had already said that for the Lucky **It’s Not a Home Until Its Planted” Orthophonic Panatropes Automlatic Prismatone _ Anglin pect Carmen the cigarette girl to Victrola* Phonographs chew gum. The next criticism will and and be that Min Anglin should carry a The Northern Nursery Co. rosary and not a dagger in “Elec- Records Records tra.” I myself have recommended Piano Tuning— Repairing and Refinishing 2424 Arapahoe Street Champa 2424 a certain yeast cake. When that ap pears, I dare say some bright little All J^inds of Phonograph Repairing Our Specialty Nurseries, One MQe North of City Lunits on Weshington Street wise-cracker wul marvel: "Did WWW. have a bun on?” Open Evenings 64 South Broadway ^ South 4538 i WILL W. WHALEN. 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Companjr 818 Broadway Phone, South 6265 ■1 - 'I. JOSEPHINE CREAMERY COLLINS SCHOOL Springs Pastor’s ^ / CLOSING PROGRAM 18th Anniversary C«r. 26tk aad ioMpItiM A B C DIRECTORY Under Friendly Managenient Fort Collins.— Commencement ex Colorado Springs.— A very delight Mrs. F. U. Bray ercises of St. Joseph's parochial ful dinner was given by the members lea Cream, Caedy, Soft Drialn u t o a w n i n g s h a d e s school were held in the church at 3 of Sacred Heart parish Sunday eve A THE FINAL TOUCH OP CAR COMFORT Have You Seen It ? ? ? ? ? p. m. Sunday, June 12. There was ning, June 6, in honor o f the pastor, Bakery Goods, Croeekies Tbe Duplex Auto Awning' Shades Serve «,e the Eve Lashes of Your a large attendance of parents and the Rev. James T. McDermott, O.M. Car Which Protect Your Eyes in Driving. THE NEW FALCON KNIGHT visitors. A fter presentation o f Palmer 1., it being his eighteenth anniversary diplomas to several of the chQdren, in the priesthood. The affair was Vorbeck Motor Co. Manufactured by DENVER AUTO SHADE CO. LET US GIVE YOU A DEMONSTRATION Father LaJeunease presented di arranged as a surprise, and about 720 K Colfax Ave, * Y o A 9865 VIC HEBERT plomas to eight children of the 100 guests were assembled to greet eighth grade. Graduates who re Father McDermott. At his place was 1 UTO BODY REPAIRING Champa 1478 3660 Downing ceived the diplomas were: Nora arranged a bouquet of American A Izett Auto Body and Repair Shop hOchaud, Helen Michaud, Clara Mi beauty roses, with a pntze from his Wrecks Completely Bestored Like New eadquarters f o r h o s p it a l su p plie s chaud, Rosetta Baechler, Evelyn jparisUonere tied to the roses. An Plione Aurcn«_2 Body and Fender Work. 1448 Speer Blvd. Main 2869 Bishop, Mary Kintzley, Bemdtta Sul enjoyable program was given by H AND INSTITUTION EQUIPMENT” livan, Paul Dearmin. The pastor de some of tiie talented pupils of St UTO PARTS-^TIRES— TUBES—USED CARS THE GEO. MAYER HARDWARE CO. livered an inspiring address, and re Mary’s schooL Special guests were 1620 Arapahoe______Main 682 ferred to the occasion of the fbrst the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Godfrey A DENVER AUTO PARTS CO. presentation of diplomas in the new Raber and Father Engrene of St MONARCH school as an historic epoch in the Mary’s, Father Konz> a visiting Ob We Pay Cash for Fords— ^Wo Buy Cars and Trucks to Wreck for Parts H. MOORE— f r e s h MEATS— GROCERIES PHONE YORK 8412______4606 YORK STREET annals of the parish and expressed late father; Father Connolly, O.M. H 3559 ZUNI GALLUP 419 the hope that in the near future it 1., assistant pastor of Sacred Heart DAIRY v a l o n c a f e —Eat Here When Not At Home will be possible to have a parish high church, and Father O’Connor of Our positive aim is to SATISFY, and we will look forward school. He exhorted the graduates Glockner sanitarium. Para, Claaa, Raw Milk and Craaa TRY OUR 35-CENT SPECIAL A to a call. It will be a surprise to you. to beware of the pitfalls that may Sisters of Mercy from Denver, Prodocad and Bottled Uodar Our Motto Is Service and Cleanlinees 611 Fourteenth Street be ahead of them, and assured them Durango, San Luis and other towns '■ ■ . I ... . ------4 ------Sanitary CosditioM RENE CARLTON— Teacher of Ballroom Dancing that by following and treasuring the of Colorado were in attendance at a k e r y — complete Assortment of Bread and Pastry sound religions training they had re a retreat at Montcalm, Manitou, con If U Can Walk, I Can Teach U to Dance Dalhrared at joor door in Park Best Ingredients—Skilled Bakers I ceived froiu the good sisters they ducted by Rev. Father Misner of St B 2115 W. 29th Ave. Gallup 1697 would overcome all temptations and Thomas’ seminary, Denver. Hfll, CapHol Hfll and Country VOSS BROS., 3621 West 32nd Ave. obstacles that may beset their path. Commencement exercises at St Club Districts. 8986 W. 26th Ave. 16th and Arapahoe On Friday afternoon at the school Francis’ hospital were held in the Pibones Gallup 484-W and 1490-W______il k e r ’s m a r k e t hall the lames o f the Altar society chapel Tue^ay evening, June 7. A. W . Ball. York 8062 Eariy Sarvka GROCERIES AND MEATS entertained over fifty members at a Rev. Father Eugene, who is acting ANTA COACH TOP CO. For Auto Tops, 2962K Larimer We Deliver Phone Champa 9819-W card party. The hostesses were Mrs. as assistant to the R t Rev. Msgr. B Speedster Bodies, Seat Covers P. J. McHugh, Mrs. Carlson, liiss Raber during the absence of Father THE A. W . CLARK Monheiser and Miss Linden. Mrs. All Work Guaranteed—Prices Right Gallagher, gave the commencement DRUG COMPANY a n d s —Dry Farms, Irrigated Lands, Mountain Ranches Walter Pendergast won the tikidge address. Special music for the com 3473 W. 32nd Ave. Gallup 1899 prize and Mrs. J. E. Walker the prize Coroar Eigktk Avaaoa aod Sheep and Cattle Ranches— ^Priced Right and Terms mencement program was furnished L in the 600 game. After a pleasant by Bernard Vessey and members of Santa Fa Drlva a t t e r y a n d e l e c t r ic s t a t io n M. D. McENIRY LAND COMPANY afternoon, refreshments were served. the choir o f S t Ifary’s churcL The Pkena Bontk 114 All Makes of Batteries Recharged and Repaired ^ Telepohne Main 219 880 First Natl. Bank Bldg. Her many friends in Fort Collins Rt Rev. Msgr. Godfrey Raber pte- EVERYTHING IN DRUGS B Starters and Generators a Specialty were pleased to hear of the gradua sented diplomas to the following A. L. MAUCH a u n d r y — PIERCE'S h a n d l a u n d r y tion of Miss Catherine Michaud from young women; Misses Alice Reck, St Joseph’s hospital school for Frances Caskey, Catherine Quist and LEEYOUNG Phone South 5408______2085 South Downing St L WHERE COLORS DO NOT FADE nurses. She is the daughter of Jo Thelma Door. A luncheon in honor Table Clotha, 26c running yards. Napkins, 60c and f l a dozen. seph Michaud, inspector of roads. F t of the gradnates was held Tuesday Oroaarlaa, Maat, Gxaln, Hardwara e a u t y s h o p p e — j e w e l l b e a u t y s h o p p e Comer 12th and Madison York 4789 Collins. noon at the hospital. and raUng Station s c ie n t if ic s c a l p a n d f a c ia l t r e a t m e n t Captain Preston Murphy and Lieut A farewell party in honor of Miss Pull Lias Millar nras and Tabaa B Mary Keaney was given By S t Permanent Waving— Beauty Culture Taught a w h o t e l — 18th at Stout—Denver Charles (TLoughlin of the Colorado n>ona York 881 LRI.AH ELLIOT Phone South 4507 Under New Management. Reasonable Bates National Guard have gone to camp Mary’ s sodiality Wednesday evening Saaaad Awimm* aad MRwankaa <: 1898 South Broadway L at Golden, with the local unit At of last week at the home of Mise Denver’s Best Family Hotel— Located in the Shopping District. a recent inspection Captain Murphy’s Stella Hcunmett She was presented Free Garage. Special Attention to Out-of-Town Guests. with a watch. Miss Keaney left last il l y v a n s * m e a t m a r k e t —820 Santa Fe Drive. command received tibe highest en comiums for efficiency from the in week for Nerinx, Ky., to enter the All Kindi of Beauty In connection with Piggly Wiggly. Union Shop. TERRY'S specting officers from Washington. novitiate of the Sisters of Loretto. W ork B I Miss Keaney is the daughter o f . Mr. 16 ounces to the pound. Phone South 6963 At the regular meeting of the K. Open Evenings by Appointment *^QU ID SHU SOLE—Saves Your Soles o f C. in their new hall on June 9, and Mrs. P. Keaney, 807 N. Corona No More W«>f Soles— ^Doubles Slioe Wear— Soles Kept J. Hallahan, special agent from the street «Tougb—Flexible— Waterproof BLUE BIRD SHOP l u e PRINTING,.Phot08tat8, D’w’g Materials supreme coun PROCESSION TO NINE GRADUATE AT \ Local News SWIGERT BROS. STORE BE HELD SUNDAY PARK HILL SCHOOL »«kiB # k1>m m ootTMtly m 4 BdiiittUK tfc««i inroperljr for a qoaitar of Wa coagratalate Tern Tjmmm, (S t EUxabeth’s Parish) (Blessed Sacrament Pariah) M. O’Keefe Jewelry Co» • eoBtorr. AU the m«a ta ew enptor nteet the Swisert Btoe. of mtvIm . wardea ot tb« state Sunday, the" feast o f (3orpoa iteatiary, oa the fact that a Jury Graduating exercises of tbe ^ h th "O or Mtnm'i iotereet aret. Uq* Md eU the Ume.“ Swicert Broe. lervlee with Chriati, wiU^Tie solemnly observed. thia w e ^ retaraad a directed verdfet grade were held after the High Maaa M. O’Keefe, President. Margaret O'Keefe, Sec'y-Treaa. " i their modem equipment and iaetory la no more expenaire than the ordinary There will be Solemn Mass at 9 f ^raciaaa aerriee. A itore eeatrally liMated. of aot gailty ia the cate aecasing hha which was song last Sonday at 8 of ettecldag a womaa. The KJC.K. o'clock, foUowed by a proceaaion in o’clock. Diplomas were granted to Walter J. Kerwln, Vice-Pres. Fred Braun, Second Vlee-Rcfs. THE SWIGERT BROS. boaaded Tyaaa as they bav* fe v which all the aocieties o f the pariah nine pupilA Breakfast was served other man. The order was so anzioos wiU take part The Knights of St in the parish hall to the mdnatea. to seenre control of the peailaatleiy John wUl act*A8 bodyguard to' the Ann Wright won tbe scholarship to OPTICAL CO. Blessed Sacrament. Benediction of Wheae R^tatiea end E w ware including complete chests as well as at 8 o'clock at 2601 Gaylord. The The Junior Holy Name society will individual pieces in all the newest designs. Hibernians will meet with the ladies MASS JUNE 26 HARTFORD have its second organization meeting to complete plana for the carnival on Friday evening. Mr. Teachner of UNDERTAKING to beHidd July 14, 16 and 16. Elach (St, John’s Parish) the Diocesan union committee 'will Plan to aee the Bridal Gift display on yonr Theodore parish reports very good progress Rev. Charles Hayden; S.J., will direct the exercises and games./ COMPANY with its booth. A Chevrolet coach sing his first Solemn Mass at St. The Sunday school classes have next shopping trip. ’ I4BM7 GLENARM ST. will be aivardek Tickets are now on John’s church June 26, at 9:80. He been discontinued for the summer Phona Maim 7779 will be assisted by his brother. Rev. months. Hackethal The Catholic Daughters' Study William Hayden, S.J., recently or Raa. Pkoma So. 3S96 The committee in charge of the MORTUARY club will meet at luncheon oa Thors- dained. They are t)ie sons o f Mr. food sale ta be held at the Home day, June 23, at the A ^naot hotel and Mrs. Charles H. Hayden, mem Public market Saturday of this week at 12:16 o’clock. Miss Margaret bers o f the parish a number o f years. Fashion Dictates 1449^1 Kalamath St. wishes to annonnee that there will be REQUIESCANT IN PACE Murphy will have charge of the, pro Their many friends throughout the a large variety o f high class and 'well Plume Main 3658 gram, the feature of which will be city are invited 4 o attend the Mass prepared food for all who 'visit St. that the modem young woman should give her York 791 FREIDA UABKEST of Cbioaao. HL an intimate talk by Miss Jessie and a reception which 'will be given Rose’s booth at the market. Fnaeral was held from the Korair 4b Boa Pringle, a well-known character in the school auditorium Tuesday fiance an engagement ring. The stone should be funeral chapel Thncaday momina at 940. actress. This will be the last meeting evening, June 28. The sick of the parish are all im the man’s birthstone or that representing the month Interment Fairmoant. proved, despite the inclement weath JAMES BOCCO ASTUANA o f 4 t t l Chaae of tae club until September. For The following eighth grade j^npils in which the engagement occurs. Here are hun etreet Funeral was held from the Horan reservations call Miss Margaret were awarded diplomas: William er of the iMtst week. Mr. Moran is A Son fnneral chapel Friday aftamoon at S dreds of designs in sturdy masculine mountings set Leary, Franklin 1286-J. Rice. Melville Sethman, Thelmd able to leave his bed, Mrs. Agnes o’olocic. Interment Fairmonnt. Funeral Kennedy in feeling better than she prirate. Snell, Teresa Smith and Sajn with the stone for any month in the year. The Cathedral congress of P.-T. A. has for months, and Miss Elizabeth MABY NASH of Trinidad, Colo. Fnnaral held its final meeting o f the school Wheeler. was held from the Horan A Son funeral The members of the Altar and 'ITiompson has fully recovered. chapel Saturday moraine at 10 o'clock. year on Thursday evening, June 10, BILLS BROS. 1Interment Mt. OUrut. in Cathedral hall. M n. D. G. Rosary society will give a card party ELENORE B. PIETBAFESO of 1891 W. Monaghan presided. (Committee Friday afternoon, June 24. As this Jewelry Repairing and Mamtfactnring 1044 SPEER BLVD. 84th arenue. Funeral was held from the ports were read and officers for the ia the last one of the season, all the residence Sunday afternoon at t o’eloek. ladies are urged to help so this 'wlU Interment Ht. Oliret. Horan A Son sei coming year were installed by Mis. Register Smafl Ads be one of the outstanding social suc- Fine Watch Repairing iC6* John £. Hays of the state board of ABBIE BICHABOS of 888 E. Coder St. cesses of the year. FOR SALIS— E-roon and bnnkfaat room, Remains ware forwarded to St. Joeeph. Mo., P.-T. A. An interesting program fall boacment, laandry, qaraq*; tem t. In ARTISTIC for interment Sunday erenins by the Horaa was given at the close of the busi St. Catborioi^i Pariah. 8097 W. 40th Are. A Son fnneral ehapeL ness meeting by members of the OoUop 6188-W. ______'WILLIAM PURCELL of 4800 Bryant St. DENVER NEWS MEMORIALS Beqniem Mast this (Thursday) moraine at senior class. Rev. Hngh L. McMen- W ILL g iv e g o o d h o m e , board, room CREDIT TO RESPONSIBLE PARTIES St. Catherine's ehnroh. Inteimant Mt. amin expressed his Oncers thanks Henry V. Swift, a former student and elothea to qiri 14 to 16 yoora of oa« in rha Baat Valoa for T on Moaof Oliret. Horan A Son sorriea. to the mothers for their generous co exeluuire lor Usht tnrleea. Family of four JOSEPH PANNBTTON. Bsqdiam Maaa of Re^ eoll^, was killed last adnlta. Cull Soath 8196. aeMieMMMaMef tMetet last Thursday at St. Franeis da Salas* operation daring the past year. An month in Salt I^ke City. He was a church. Interment Mt. Oliret. Direction interesting poem was recite^ by Mrs. nephew o f Mrs. Schneider o f 1462 FOR RENT—Nieoly forniibod npatoirt of Tbeodore BaekathaL William Hayes. A social hour fol front room, oloo small room. Breakfast if A H.'FLOOD of 800 Waat 2nd Are. L <^n. desired, with Csthiriie family. Very reason Bequlem Mass last Saturday at Holy Qhost lowed and dainty refreshments were Father E. J. Verschraeghen o f able. 8186 E. 18th Ave. M. OXeef e & Co. chnreb. Interment Mt. Oliret. Direetioa served by the officers. Rifle was with Father Nicholas of Hartford mortnary. CATHOLIC LADY dcsirae room and board DENVER’S QUAUTY JEWELERS HUBERTO LUCERO of 1860 Toma St. The Blessed Sacrament will be ex Bertrand when the Grand Junction In ^ rate fomfly for the month of Anqnst « Funeral last Satnrday moraine fMm St. posed in the Cathedral all day Fri priest sailed last week for Europe. in tho ontnkirts of Denver or vicinity. Cajetaa's choreh. Interment Mt. OUrct. day, June 17, and it is hoped de In addition to those named on the Write, airinc portienlors. Box SLM. core 827 Fifteenth St. Main 6440 WILLIAM MACAULAY of 180 West 10th voted, loving souls will wend their class roll o f S t Dominic’s school In CathoUe Rerlstsr. ______arenue. Funarsl Monday moraine from St. Leo's chureb. Interment Mt. OUret. Dlroo- way there thronghout the day. The last week’s paper, Mary Keniery will WANTED— ^Boom and board, with tcanure tioa of Hartford mortnary. Cathedral should be well ^ed at also receive her diploma at the grad If possible. Box WB, core (Mtholie Register. Hail Ordtrz Givan Prompt, Efficient Attontiqa MBS. EUZABETH HICEISH of 8756 all hours. The novena in prepara uation exercises Sunday. Raleieb strMt. Fnnaral Tneoday moraine FOR SALE—8 ooraer loU. 48th and from St. EUxabeth's ohnroh. Interment tion for the feast of the Sacred* The annual military 1^11 of the re Clay. See owner at Estes HoteL 1767 Birerstde. Diceetion of Boulerard mortuary. Heart will start Friday evening, June serve officers of the lOSrd dirision Welton St, room 88^______;______^irer/as/tnS Mrs. Hiekish had been a reaident of Dearar 17. This year the feast wiU be cele will be held at the Auditorium Satur for fifty years. She is snrrirsd by a aon, DRESSMAKING. SEWING—Mrs. Joseph Edward F., and a danehter, Mrs. Teresa brated on Saturday, the 26th, due to day evening. A feature will be an Jellnek, 4611 West Hayward place.______J f f e m o n a l s Pekral. _ _ the fact that the feart of St. John overseas review. THE CARL SCHULTZ MBS. JOHANNA and M ABTKA Me* the Baptist falls on Friday. The an Joseph H. Leyden, brother of Leo FOR SENT—6-room cottace. modern ex NAMABA of 4600 Sooth Hieb. Paneral cept fornaee. Perfect condition, 881 ■ serrices were held in St. Louis' ehureb, nual reception of promoters into the Leyden, after whom Leyden post of month. 8624 Hnmboldt St. ______■ MUSIC CO. MARCELLING 75c JACQUES BROS. Enelewood. Wednesday moraine. Intermant League of the Sacred Heart will be the American Legion was named, was Ht. Oliret. Mrs. MeNemora and to A-J PAPERHANCINa PAINTING—C. 205 Broadway— Sooth 617 s EaUbllahad 1908 held on the feast of the Sacred elected post commander a t a Flag R. Hebrenk. Fmnklln 1189-J. ______Hadr Cota and Boba 2Sc Ofico and Yarda. 19 E. Ctk Ava. dauebter were rletlms of the fieod whleb raraeed part of Enelewood Satnrday er»- Heart. Those desiring to become day election held in Upper Howe Pianoi and Player Pianos. TaieqAoma Soath 73 promoters are requested, if possible, hall, 1648 California street Tuesday. SOUTH DENVER DOUBLE BUNGALOW ninq after a eloudbnrst there. 6 rooms and Bxrasa each side. This is yonr Edison and Starr Phonomphs DENVER HAIR CUT SHOP to attend the meeting of the league, Leo Leyden, the first Colorado boy chance, as oemer says set offer. Records, Sheet Munc to be held in the basement o f the Ca killed in action overseas, met death >MIIH H M H 99tt9999994 DIES ON OPERATING TABLE TWO PARK HILL BUNGALOWS Piano Tuning and Repairing. 4330 E. Colfax MUs Isabel Beiacrt,. IT years