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WE PUNCTURE LOCAL CONVENT BUILT CANONIZATION BALLOON ASSIGNED TO DENVER C A TU aiC W e receired a. letter from a non- Catholic woman this week, vigor- ouily proteiting the name, “ Camp Saint Malo,” of the Cathedral camp MISSION FIELD 63 YEARS AGO in Allentpark. “ The impression given,” the woman writes, “ is that Oscar Malo, who presented this Glories of Church in Pioneer Mining Days gift to the Church, has been cre­ Rev. John Newell, S. J., Whose Twin Brothers ated a ‘saint* by the Pope because Are Recalled With Passing of Once of the money bestowed.” Now Os­ Are Denver Diocesaij Priests, to REGISTER car Malo is a very fine man, but The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Ser^ce Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Have Flourishing School the fact of the matter is that the Work in Honduras Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, and Seven Smaller Services. Church does not canonize people (By Charles J. McNeill) while they are still on this earth. In two weeks, another native son of Denver will be on VOL. XXXI. No. 47. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1936. $2 PER YEAR As preparations are going forward for the fifth an­ The Malo family name does happen a foreign mission, a member of that growing band of to be that of a saint, who was born nual feopening of the historic opera house at Central City in Wales in 520. Educated in Ire­ American priests who are going into the far corners of the for the showing of Gilbert and Sullivan’s “ The Gondoliers," land, he became a Bishop in Brit­ earth to spread the Gospel of the Master. The Rev. John Treasury Head Reports workmen are demolishing the town’s outstanding land­ tany. Another St. Malo, a soldier Newell, S.J., who was born and reared in this city, will mark, the old convent that has stood high on the mountain of the Theban legion, suffered leave New Orleans July 14 for British Honduras, where he martyrdom in the third century. side above the old mining center for 63 years. By the Hence Mr. Malo, rather than as­ will join the Jesuits of the Missouri province who are time of the opening o f this year’s opera festival on July suming sanctification for himself, laboring in that country. He will be the first Denver na­ 18, little more than a pile of crumbling red bricks will be has consented to the naming of tive to work in the Honduras missions. left of the building that was for years the center of Cath­ the beautiful camp at the foot of Father Newell was born Dec. 17, 1902. He made his Mount Meeker for the glorification olic education in the once thriving parish at Central City. of saints who have been honored primary studies in Annunciation and Sacred Heart grade The old convent is being razed by the Sisters of St. Joseph in the Church for centuries. schools. He was graduated from Regis high school, and of Carondelet, who conducted a school in the building entered the Jesuit order in 1921. ‘ lElO IS POIFSI from 1877 to 1917. The sisters are After receiving the degree of Mas­ Father Maurice W . Helmann, a retaining possession of the prop­ ter of Arts, he taught at Regis erty, but the building had reached priest of the Diocese of Lincoln, high school, here, and at Creighton The Most Rev. Anthony J. Msgr. Mulroy to 'who completed his seminary course Schuler, S.J., who was pastor of such a state of dilapidation that it university, Omaha, Nebr. He was B1 was considered impossible to main­ at St. Thomas’ in Denver and who ordained in June, 1935. Father Sacred Heart church in Denver later spent a year in The Register when he received his appointment tain it. Newell was the third member of When Father Machebeuf, later Give Address at office here, gave us a graphic de­ his family to be ordained priest. as Bishop of El Paso, has just ob­ scription of the drouth-stricken served the 35th anniversary of his the first Bishop of Denver, came to The Rev. M. Hubert Newell, as­ Colorado from Santa Fe in 1860, areas in Nebraska this week, where sistant at the Cathedral, and his POPE TO WOi OF ordination to the priesthood There Charities Meet farmers stand by helplessly as an was no special celebration marking Central City was one of the first twin brother, the Rev. Raymond L. places he visited. The first Sun­ unmerciful sun withers their crops. Newell, who is studying at Colum­ the anniversary. The Bishop of­ fered a Mass of Thanksgiving in day Mass there was said in the The Very Rev. Msgr. John R. W e hear much of the grasshopper bia university. New York city, are the private chapel of his home and Sons of Malta hall, with about 200 Mulroy of Denver will address the plague, but those of us who have priests of the Diocese of Denver. J. later in the day received the greet­ men and a few women in attend­ meeting of the diocesan directors never witnessed one can scarcely Father Newell’s mother and fa­ ings of his clergy and people. ance. Women were scarce in the of Catholic Charities at the Na­ visualize the destruction wrought ther are both dead. Besides his mining camps in those first days. tional Conference of Catholic by these pests. Father Helmann Bishop Schuler was born in St. priest-brothers, two sisters and a Wichita, Kans. — (Special)- Mary’s, Pa., Sept. 20, 1869. He The first White woman in Central Charities July 31, at Seattle. Wash. told us of driving through sections brother reside in Denver. Pope Pius XI, through Cardinal City was Mary York, a Catholic, His subject will be “ Co-ordination of his diocese where the hoppers received his higher education at The young Jesuit volunteered Pacelli, the Papal Secretary of St. Stanislaus’ seminary, Floris­ who came in 1859 and whose mar­ in Catholic Charities.” The Rt. were so thick that they reminded for the foreign missions after his riage Dec. 30, 1860, was the first Rev. Msgr. IThomas J. O’Dvvyer, State, has sent a cordial cable­ sant, Mo.; St. Louis university, (Turn to Page i — Colum n 1) (Turn to Page 2 — Column 6) and Woodstock college in Mary­ witnessed by Father Machebeuf in executive director of the Catholic gram of congp*atulations to the land. He entered the Society of Northern Colorado. “ Marriages Welfare bureau of Los Angeles, Most Rev. J. Henry Tihen, retired Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau ii shown at Wash­ Jesus in 1886, being ordained to •were not frequent then,” wrote Fa- will speak on “ Education” at the Bishop of Denver and former ington as he delivered his report on the condition of the nation’s the priesthood in 1901. (T u m to Page 4 — Colum n S) same meeting. Catholicity Booms Bishop of Lincoln, who on July 6 finances. He painted an optimistic picture of the fiscal situation He was stationed at Regis (then observed his 25th anniversary as a despite a further federal deficit of more than four billion dollars. Sacred Heart) college from 1893 to 1898 and again from 1902 to Bishop and on April 26 marked his 1906, serving as president of the In Mining Centers 50th jubilee as a priest. Bishop Adventure Is Lot institution in three years of his Tihen gave up the administration second assignment. He was at Catholicity is booming again in tion schools this year. Other fa­ of the Denver diocese July 16, BEET WORKERS ARE Sacred Heart church from 19W to many of Colorado’s famous mining mous camps that have managed to 1931, being succeeded by Bishop Of Leadville Youth camps, leading parishes of the gold 1915, when he was consecrated Urban J . Vehr. He lives here at Bishop in the Denver Cathedral. rush days, as a result of vacation keep their churches going, such as St. Francis’ hospital. DEPICTED IN MURAL One of Bishop Schuler’s big When Ed Levin was attending unknown lands of the most north­ school activities this summer. Cen­ Aspen, Leadville, Cripple Creek, works in his Texas see has been the ern possession of this country and tral City, Blackhawk, Ouray, Tel- and Idaho Springs, are also promi­ Following is the Vatican cable­ St. Mary’s school in Leadville a gram: "On the occasion of the From 6 o’clock in the morning of Colorado. He walked through erection of St. Patrick’s Cathedral. has traveled where man had never luride, and Silverton, all of which nent in this year’s vacation school few years ago he^ad no idea that double jubilee, the 50th of your until 6 o’clock in the evening, all the factories, spoke to the sweating The Diocese of El Paso consists of he would be the ^rst White man before set foot. He has looked have been without the ministration lineup. field workers as they rested their 33,316 square miles in Texas and down into the boiling, seething of a resident pastor for several ordination and the 25th of your through the heat of the day, men, to see some of the scenic wonders The Rev. F. Gregory Smith, dioc­ Episcopal consecration, the Holy women, and children hoe, weed, and sun-blackened hands on rusty hoes 29,595 square miles in New Mex­ mass of lava in Aniakchak’s crater years, because of the economic re­ of the Alaskan peninsula. He esan director of the Confraternity Father cordially felioitates Your cultivate the -sugar beet fields of and told of the conditions under ico, a total of 62,100 square miles. from an airplane and has had the verses of the metal mining indus­ never dreamed that one day he of Christian Doctrine, celebrated Excellency for distinguished serv­ Colorado and the Southwest. Paul which they live. Bishop Schuler has a total of 105 would fly over the crater of the experience of landing on a small tries, are being reached by vaca- Mass Sunday morning at Ouray ices in the goverment of the J. Pianfetti, tall, soft-sj»ken prieste, 36 being seculars and 69 world’s largest active volcano, lake within the volcano. and Telluride to mark the opening Struck by their patient accept Church in the Dioceses of Lin­ mural painter of St. Dominic’s ance of a severe lot in life, Paul being priests of religious orders. Aniakchak, in Southern Alaska. When the famed “ Glacier Priest,” of the vacation schools in these coln and Denver, and invokes parish and former Regis college The Catholic population is 117,669. But Ed Levin has gone into the the Rev. Bernard R. Hubbard, S.J., two famous mining camps under determined to paint a mural that Another Priest rich graces, and consoling recom­ student, became interested in prob­ would capture on canvas the na­ first started his Alaskan expedi­ the dirWtlbn of students for the tions some seven years ag;o, he pense for a life dedicated to lems of the Mexican people who ture of the work they do in the beet Denver diocese from St. Thomas’ chose Levin to accompany him. charity and exemplary priestly accomplish this back-breaking la­ fields. After taking many notes seminary. Matthew Blenkush is in The former Leadville boy has gone Added to Staff piety. From his heart, he bestows bor. For several months, he spent and making many observations of charge of the Telluride school and the Apostolic Benediction.” his spare time in the beet fields FORMER COLORADO NUN with him on every trip since. the actual scenes, Pianfetti com­ Howard Delaney the Ouray school. Levin and I^en Chisholm have al­ Father Smith had previously ac­ pleted “ The Beet Workers,” the largest painting he has thus far ready gone to Juneau to make At St. Catherine’s companied Roy FigHno, another preparations for Father Hubbard’s attempted. It measures four by student for the diocese, to Silver- IS MERCY PROVINCIAL current Alaskan expedition. seven feet. There is no attempt ton, where thei latter opened a Telling of his flight into Aniak­ The Rev. Richard Kavanagh has BISHOP TO PONTIFICATE to be photographic. The sturdy school ) Monday morning. The chak, Levin said that , the party, been appointed by Bishop Urban 01 limbs and strong hands of the Rev. Joseph Lilly, C.M., professor At the provincial chapter of the ceived by the local Sisters of which included Father Hubbard, .1. Vehr as assistant to the Rev. workers are brought out in a sim­ of Sacred Scripture at the semi­ Sisters of Mercy of the Union re­ Mercy. Mother M. Evangelist was had some very uncomfoi-table mo­ Dr. Delisle A. Lemieux, pastor of ple, powerful manner that achieves nary, will celebrate Sunday Mass AT MONTANA PROGRAM cently held at the provincial house, Lorm lrlv stationed in Colorado, ments. After they landed on a small St. Catherine’s church, bringing on July 12 and 19 at Silverton, its greatest effect by emphasis on Omaha, Nebr., Mother Mary Evan- formerly stationed where she spent many years in lake within the crater, it was dis­ up the staff of priests in that par­ and will also give a series of lec­ only the most important details. gelist Meyers was re-elected to ish to three. The Rev. Leonard covered that the plane had gaso­ tures in the intervening week. Sun­ The Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, of the diocese, and a regional Although the subject of the mural the office of mother provincial Catholic schools as a teacher and line enough for only three minutes D. Gall is the other assistant. Fa­ day Mass will also be celebrated meeting- of the Confraternity of expresses a somewhat trag:ic theme, for the succeeding term of school organizer. Various com­ ther Kavanagh arrived last week Bishop of Denver, will be the cele­ flying. It would take at least 20 at Ouray this Sunday by Father Christian Doctrine. The Rev. F. (Turn to Page 2 — Colum n 4) three years, according to word re- munity offices in the local sister­ (Turn to Page 7 — Column 4) from Indianapolis. Recently or­ Lilly and at Telluride and Ouray brant of a Solemn Pontifical Mass Gregory Smith, confraternity di­ in St. Ann’s Cathedral, Great hood were capably and wisely dained, he has been lent for a rector in the Denver diocese, will on July 19 by Father Smith. operated under her jurisdiction year to the Denver diocese. Falls, Mont, Wednesday, July 29, conduct demonstration meetings of The Rev. William McLaughlin, In a quick trip to the Western when all the lay leaders of the before 1929, when the national Delegate Hears slope over the week-end. Father discussion Study clubs on the C. C. WORK PROQRESSINQ amalgamation of the Sisters of who also came from Indianapolis diocese will be brought together in D. program. shortly after his ordination, to Smith visited vacation school a meeting. The program wUl fea­ Mercy was formulated. She was work here for a year, is at St. Phi- teachers at Salida, Gunnison, Mon­ ture conventions of the Diocesan After the meeting in Great then superior of Mercy hospital, Work of N.C.W.C. lomena’s church for the time be- trose, Delta, Meeker, Glenwood Councils of Catholic Men and Cath­ Falls, which is to be held July 29 ON HOSPITAL WINQ Denver. (Tum to Page 2 — Colum n 5) (Turn to Page i — Colum n 1) olic Women and of the youth groups and 30, the Bishop will go to Seattle, Wash., for the annual con- COMMUNITY RECEIVED Lauded by Pope vention-of the National Conference . Work on the construction of an week from next Monday partition­ INTO MERCY UNION elevator tower to connect the new ing of rooms will be started pre­ of Catholic Charities, which is to The community of 122 professed be held Aug. 2 to 6. operating wing of St. Joseph’s paratory to laying of the terrazzo Vatican City.— (NCWC Cable) hospital with all five floors of the floors. Sisters o f Mercy, whose mother- — The various activities of the Na­ MRS. PAUL ‘QODMOTHER’ The Bishop administered Con­ hospital -will begin next week as house is in Fremont, 0., Diocese tional Catholic Welfare Confer­ firmation to a class of 33 persons The F. J. Kirchhof Construction of Toledo, has been received into progress is being made in the Co. is under contract to complete ence, especially in the field of in Roggen on Tuesday night of fourth month of construction. the Institute of the Sisters of Catholic Action and the Catholic this week. On Wednesday, he at­ the structure, which will be thor­ Mercy of the Union under general Brick work on the first story has oughly modern in every respect press, were warmly commended by TO SPANISH-AMERICANS tended a Community Chest lunch­ been completed in red with cot­ government The total member­ Pope Pius ^ I at an audience he eon at noon, and administered and -will require over $150,000 to ship of the amalgamation is now tonwood trimming. Cement roof complete. According to the prog­ accorded His Excellency, the Most Confirmation that night in St. slabs arq being poured, and a over 6,000. Rev. Amleto Giovanni Cicognani, (By Ruth Vincent) Mexican mine laborers and mem­ Dolores mine, looted the store and Mary Magdalene’s church, Edge- ress thus far, it is probable that the wing will be ready for use by The Catholic Directory quotes Apostolic Delegate to the United In her ten years as field secre­ bers of their families seeking mine office, and, disappointed at water, to a class of 74, including the works of the Fremont com­ States. tary of the Denver deanery of the 20 adults. October 1. Plaster work and counsel from the American couple. finding only $800 in cash, almost wainscoting will be started toward munity: High schools, 2; elemen­ Pope Pius, in his conversation D.C.C.W., in which time she has After attending Mrs. Zarlengo’s Assistance Urged tary schools, 8; hospitals, 3; with the Apostolic Delegate, ex- It was when Mrs. Paul’s sister, kidnaped Mr. Paul for ransom. funeral in St. Catherine’s church the end of this month. ^ had 6harge of the organization’s schools of nursing, 2. (T um to Page 4 — Column 6) social welfare office, Mrs. Loretta Clara Doran, who became Sister Mrs. Paul’s sister, however, out­ Thursday morning, Bishop Vehr The elevator will connect the Paul, aunt of the Rev. Dr. Thomas Mary St. Constance of the Good talked the invaders, and not only then went to Fountain, where he hospital directly with the operating succeeded in persuading them not In Carnival for rooms to be installed in the north Doran of the Cathedral, has come Shepherd order, visited them in dedicated the new St. Joseph’s to kidnap Mr. Paul, but even re- end of the wing. Besides the elec­ to be a “ godmother” to the Mexican Mexico that the Pauls decided to church and administered the sacra­ ment of Confirmationr. tric elevator tower, the wing will To Follow Brother and Spanish-American poor of Den­ build a chapel. Miss Doran todk (Tum to Page 8 — Column i ) Dominican Nuns ver. In the small office she occu­ such an intense interest in the be equipped with a ramp that will pies in the rear of the Catholic Mexickn people that her three connect the main floor with an Benefit shop at 1335 Lawrence months’ vacation at the Dolores A letter is being sent to the emergency entrance at the east In Franciscan Order street, Mrs. Paul finds the solu­ mine developed into a four years’ Promiueut Youth priests of Denver this Friday by end of the wing. According to tion to the countless problems, both present plans, the basement and stay, and every Sunday afternoon Bishop Vehr, urging their co­ John Knopk^ of St. Elizabeth’s Bonaventure’s seminary in the material £hid spiritual, with which she conducted services, which were first floor are to be completed operation in the annual carnival parish, former Regis student and fall he will spend one year in col­ these unfortunate people come to attended by almost all of the 600 with a temporary flat roof. Leader Visits Here brother of the Rev. Roch lege work. The following year he her. people making up the community. staged for the benefit of the Six operating rooms are to be will spend at the novitiate, after Mrs. Paul first became interested She had a trained choir, with mu­ Dominican Sisters of the Sick installed and will be equipped Knopke, O.F.M.. a missionary in which he will take two years of Dr. Harry M. Klenda. who is central committee oh youth work Pmartyr- o f the Blessed Sacrament and become prominent enough to be ship of three months ago, which the campaign. division II (st^es or jurisdictions priest of St. Elizabeth’s, whose veneration of the relic Dorothy, lived there from 1906 revolution against President Diaz In commenting on the work of walk started. In 1912, 200 of the elected to the office of president. was 3,080, the quota for Colorado with quotas from 100 to 999), with tragic death occurred in 1908. to 1912, and to their home in those had been set at 308. The July 6 the local knights in the campaign. 5 r ™ ; c.«fpb3r,Si lix years came a steady stream of revolters swooped down on the Within six months, a diocesan (Turn to Page2 — Column 5) I When John Knopke enters St. (Turn to Page 4 - Colum n PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street fHE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, July 9, 1936

ir y w wwnrw~w ^ w w w w w MURAL DEPICTS LABORERS "WS. ALIAR S[RV[RS Preferred Parish IN COLORADO BEET FIELDS Trading List— (Continued From Pape One) their subject rather than the ac­ the effect is one of singular beauty. cidental details that fail to con­ Mr. Pianfetti was born ia Mont­ tribute to the real underlying (St. Catherine’s Parish) rose in 1908 and came to Denver meaning. Subjects of a religiouB (Continued From Page One) MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER: The list of servers for the Masses with his parents in 1910. He at­ nature hold an appeal for him. A Th« merchant* represented in thi* section are booster*. They are this Sunday is as follow s:' 5:4S tended Regis college for a time ordination. He received notice of portrait of the head of Christ and anxious to work with you and are deserving of your patronage. Co* Mass, James and John Gleason; and took courses at the Colorado a reproduction of Leonardo da his appointment to British Hon­ operate with them. 7, William Grannell, Edward Gust, School of Mines. He has been Vinci’s “ Last Supper,’’ which was duras a few weeks ago. and John James; 8:30, Jack Smith, painting since early youth and has on exhibition in Denver several Edward O’Connor, and Ed O’Con­ always been attracted by works of years ago, are among the many British Honduras is located in nor; 10, Frank Clark, William art that express the essence of paintings he has made. Central America, south of Mexico St. FranftUi de Sales' Clark, and Paul Heinecke; 12, The Mexican question, which has and Yucatan, and is bordered on LeRoy Bonger, Edward Gartland, been a social and economic prob­ the south and west by Guatemala. A COMPLETE SELECTION OF and Walter Junger. lem in Colorado for many years, Its principal city is Belize, where Bus. Phone PE.-0344 PRETTY DRESSES This Sunday is Communion day inspired in the artist a desire to the Jesuit Fathers have a college. Res. Phone PE. 4158 Sizes 1 to 14— 59c to $1.98 for the Holy Name men, young Young People to portray the actual conditions of The Most Rev. Joseph Murphy, S. LICENSED Sun suits and slacks. Boys’ suits, 1 to I. fW W V A fdV V % ftW r»V W W W V '»‘WVWVVWWWW*WWWVVVVVVWb men, and 'H oly Name Regulars, the life and labor of the workers J., is Vicar Apostolic of the coun­ INSPECTION GARAGE Baby necessities and shower gifts. who will receive at the 7 o’clock in the beet fields. He watched try. The 50,000 people who inhabit Frank Baldridge (Gift wrapping free) m1ass. their pathetic attempts to provide the country are mostly Catholic. SPECIAL OFFER Wednesday, July 1, Charlotte Give Exhibition their children with the trinkets and Spanish is the common language, AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING Fox Gift & Baby Shop Marlene, infant daughter of Mr. sweets that are dear to the hearts of Courtesy Serviot 73 Broadway PE. 1767 We will move your furniture to our wareftouse and give you six although English is taught in the and Mrs. Thomas Farinacci, was all children, and he thought of the schools. The priests of the country 1445 Sautk Broadway months to pay your bill. Private room or open storage. We baptized. The sponsors were (St. Louia’ Pariah, Englewood) juvenile delinquency problems that have low rate of insurance. must know enough of the Mayan PARKER & ROUGH Marie and Frank lacino. An interesting pjrogram will be have arisen, owing to the parents’ tongue to hear Confessions. Call KEystone 6228 and we will call and give you estimate on The women of the sodality held presented Tuesday evening, July inability to provide proper advan­ Poultry Market ■With the exception of three di­ WITTE’S GROCERY your work. their second sewing party Wednes­ 14, when the young folks in the lei­ tages for their offspring. He ob­ ocesan priests, the country is 935 South Broadway SP. 6917 MOVING. STORAGE AND PACKING day, July 1, at the home of Ma- sure time classes will give an ex­ served the living quarters of the staffed entirely ■with Jesuits from A N D M A R K E T retta Lowery, to prepare the hibition of their work. There will Mexicans, and thought of the win­ Free Delivery No Money Needed for Six Months the Missouri province. The order 701 SOUTH LOGAN PE. 0934 linens for the hope chest to be be a display of the work accom­ ter months when the workers- have Fresh Dressed Poultry and given away at the carnival held in plished in the art and sewing no means of support except the maintains six mission centers lo­ Complete stock of Groceries DUFFY STORAGE & MOVING CO. cated in the larger towns of the Country Eggs— Quality Only August. classes, with short talks by Miss assistance of relatives and char­ Com Fed Meats— Fresh Fish ...... ’ ' / ...... ■ » The Casiena club will hold a Jacqueline Walsh, art teacher, and itable agencies in Denver and vi­ country. From these centers, the 1521 20th St. Office and Warehouse priests go into the interior by Free Delivery Fresh Vegetables picnic Sunday afternoon at Lake­ Mrs. J. Jackson and Mrs. H. Sheetr, cinity. • side. sewing instructors. A one-act After assimilating all the as­ horse or by boat. There are no Happy Hour Cafe play and declamations will be pre­ pects of Iiis subject, he began his automobile roads in the country. Tell the people you patronize sented by the dramatic arts class, work. Pianfetti painted his mural Because the population is almost Lincoln Creamery 1519 SOUTH PEARL entirely Catholic, the usual difficul­ that you saw their advertisement under the direction of Marie Vic­ in a studio at jColfax and Marion 519 East-Exposition SP. 3233 For Those Who pare in The Register. tor Gazzolo. Miss Zita Gl^ss will ties in breaking down pagan cus­ street, which he shares as a w6rk- 1746 So. Broadway SP. 9732 / direct a demonstration of first aid ing place with several other young toms is not met. The people re­ Sehlitz Beer and Carbone Wlna ceive the priest willingly and con­ 25 different flavors of Ice Cream work. Short-term scholarships in artists. You Are Always Welcome Here. BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME the art and dramatic work will tribute to his support as much as Pint, Quart, and Bulk Milk, Cream thefr means will allow. Daily Delivery 5*011! ELATERITE a r t is t ic be awarded at the close of the Father Newell will probably be WE DO SELL FOR LESS program. All are invited to at­ Sanitation - Courtesy . .Quality SHINGLES tend. Regis Man Given stationed in one of the mission EfRcient Shoe Repair Service A short meeting, relative to the centers in the interior. ''Gives You o Better Stsndinf” mid-summer festival, Aug. 6, 7, BILLIE OHLER’S t a b o r The Holland Shoe 5367 and 8, will be held after the meet­ e H onor MODEL MARKET ing Tuesday evening. Optometrist and Optician Repair Shop POa Full bine of Meat* and Fish INFORMATION Members of the Altar society Boston university’s hall of fame "ANDY” TOESET, Prop. appointed to committees at the HELEN WALSH Service While You WsU Fresh and Smoked of ten leading seniors this year 1891 So. Pearl St. WESTERN EL ATPUTE ROOflMO CO EQUITABLE OUILOIMO meeting Monday were Mrs. J. included Oliver Thompson, forpaer Aiioeiat* PE. 4837 1487 SO. PEARL ST. Alexander and Mrs. H. Sheetz, Rens high school football player care of the altar; Mrs. J. Young and student leader, who is visiting W . R. JOSEPH Bsttn- Sheet Metal Work and Lonyer Servict With NELSON’S ------COFFEE ------and Mrs. L. White, visiting the in Denver for the first time since EYES EXAMINED There must be a reason sick. Mrs. J. Jackson, Mrs. J. 1930, when his family moved east SO. D EN VER SHEET Our Superior Fennelly, and Mrs. J, Hettinger Phoo* TAhor IS80 RED & WHITE and he opened a collegiate career M ETAL AND announced at the meeting that that led to many honors. 3ia-21t Majettic EUa. FANCY GROCERIES Blend, lb,...... -..-ZD C there was a splendid response to He received his LL.B. degree FURNACE WORKS QUALITY MEATS 2 lbs., 48c the request for articles for the from Boston last month, after pre- Tin, Copper. Galvanised Work, Gutters, hope chest. As soon as all the legal studies at Massachusetts In­ Furnaces, Skylifhts, Cornices FREE DELIVERY Try It, 22c, 2 lbs.....43c articles are assembled, the chest 1413 S. B’WAY PE. 1827 stitute of Technology and Provi­ C ., BADER, Mgr. Ph. PE. 6322 1236 So. Broadway San-Bro, 17c, 3 lbs. SOc will be placed on exhibition. Those dence college. Providence, R. I. not solicited for the chest and wish­ Gold Label Big Value, lb...... 15c His experience as B. U. student ing to contribute may leave their council president and with the uni­ “ Q U A L IT Y ” contributions at the rectory. TOUR I S T R O N G ’ S versity’ s Newman club, national M co-opauTiM wrm jmmcM Exm» (6. Hostesses for the Alta'r society’ society for Catholic students in RED AND WHITE SANDERSON’S card party Thursday, July 16, will nori-Catholic schools, led to inter­ TRIPLE BREW Parsons Bakery 939 E. CEDAR be Mrs. Jack Walsh and Mrs. 1514 Arapahoe TA. 2391 collegiate recognition when he was James Jackson. The party will be chosen chairman of the New Eng XXXIII 126 BROADWAY Fresh Fish, Quality Corn-Fed Out-sells ALL other Beers in Colorado given at Mrs. Jackson’s home, 4279 land Federation of Newman Clubs. INTERNATIONAL Meat* and Groceries South Fox street. Cars will meet At Regis high, the former Den­ SPruce 0975 PHONE PE. 8558 FREE DELIVERY guests at the Englewood drug store verite played football, and he won EUCHARISTIC One g/ass wi// Casters— That Ar# Bunt te Da- at 1:15 p. m. the_ public speaking medal in his THE BROADWAY tell lirtr Real Sarvica fiT Year The servers for the Sunday senior year. He completed his CONGRESS The firms listed here de­ Specific Requirements. Masses in July are Charles Twin­ HOSPITAL—hOME freshman year at Regis college be­ ★ serve to be remembered CREAMERY .... INSTITUTIONS ing and Edward Jacobs, 6 o’clock; fore his parents, Mr. and Mrs. you why Try it! Armstrong William Stacker and George Bell, Oliver L. Thompson, moved to when you are distributing 8, and Donald Toy and Janies Mc- Providence, R. I., in 1930. Quality Dairy Foods In the New ‘Ifs in the Brewing* Caster Co. MANILA, P.l. your patronage in the dif­ Formerly IndustrUl * Atee, 10. Thompson is on a coast-to-coast Two Convenient Store* Stubby Bottles Caster and Truck Co. James Frederick Wilber, infant Feb. 3-7,1937 ferent lines of business. vacation trip, accompanied by 1555 Arapahoe 66 S. Broadway Product pi the WALTER BREWING CO.,,Pueblo, Cplp. KE. 4951 son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilber, John LeCroix of Providence, who 82S UTH ST., DENVER was baptized Sunday. Sponsors completed his studies under the were Mr. and Mrs. James Fennelly. Dominicans at Providence college M. S. "TATSUTA MARU" and works with Thompson in the SaiU»tfr*m Annunciation League Meeting to Blackfriars, Catholic dramatic or­ ^ A bssIm . . . j*n«try4.1||7 ganization in the Rhode Island Sao i^ocisco capital. He is an instructor and FIRST $ 7 C 0 Second Be Held on Monday CLASS VD t ci*HM90 student adviser in the city school D R U G S Price* Every Day I D E S E L L E M The Cathedral League of the system. FUEL AND FEED CO. The tiyo young men are the TW O STORES COTTREUS Sacred Heart will meet Monday IGHT colorful days in historic 'CHARLES A. DeSBLLEU evening, July 13, in St. Paul’s uests of Mrs. George Blish and EManila. . . with N . Y. K ’s great SAME PRICES chapel, immediately after the no­ EJugene S. Blish, a Notre Dame luxury liner.'Tatsuta Maru” your W e Ship by Rail 621 SIXTEENTH STREET vena devotions. Father Doran will alumnus, who attended Regis with hotel and headquarters while in ItoMMiiaflBiimiMlI PHONE TA. 3208 talk on the intention for the Thompson. port. In addition to the ancient 35TH AND WALNUT S401 Franklfat Ste month. ritual o f the Roman Catholic Slot WIUlM 6l RES. PHONE MA. 8544 Chnrch, enjoy all the glamour of the Orient... see places who se very CONOCO SERVICE EVERY Colorado K. of C. nsmcf always luegest adventure RAE’S SERVICE * Omr — Honolulu, Ybkohama, Kobe, STATION ^oBununlly Shanghai, Hong K ong... 62 days 3400 YORK ST. STATION of glorious wandering.The spark­ CllBord Van Scyoc, Lessee Car* to Ea*t aa«l We«t Surpass Quota ling hours at sea will be enhanced Service Your Car With Correct Texaco Fire Chief Gas lit A 18th of Each Month by Hospitality and service typit^ Lubrication During Summer Hart Schaffner (Continued From Page One) Months OMc* ft Wir*h*u*t, 1B21 aoth ft. 308 members to be gained for its of Japan. . . the time ashore will There Is No Substitute for Quality • reward you with surprises—a tour W e Call for and Deliver I irrlw KEy«fam« BZM 10 per cent quota. April found Cor. E. 33rd Ave. and Downing us advanc^ to 18th place. May to full of diversion and inspiration. MAin 9683 & 14th position, and .we kept ham­ Full information from Marx SUIT mering away until June 23 when PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS WHILE IN MORRISON, STOP I we were over the top with 322 FREDERICK V. WILLIAMS additions to our ranks, and in 13th Rm. 706 • 609 Maricet St,San Francuco THEY ARE RELIABLE Morrison Shell Garage position. Some of the councils Complete Garage Service that went over the top are Denver, R E D U C E D in GAS - OIL - ACCESSORIES Pueblo, 'Trinidad, Florence, Glen- Wood for Steak Friei, ISc wood Springs, Sterling, Fort Mor- PHONE MORRISON 24 gan, and Fort Collins. July Clearance “ An outstanding Catholic activ­ ity supported by the Colorado knights is the annual laymen’s $45 Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits ..$33.75 O U R P U R E retreat movement at Regis college and Holy Cross abbey. Co-opera­ tion in building up the attendance $50 H art Schaffner & Marx Suits ..$38.75 at these devotions is given by the state council retreat committed $55 H art Schaffner & Marx Suits....$43.75 “ For four years, the Colorado knights have made a substantial Plenty of Year ’Round darker patterns appropriation to S t Thomas’ sem­ as well as light summer models! Save inary towards, defraying the ex­ now on your Fall Suit! penses of a teacher of public speak­ ings as a result of which the stu­ dents _ for the priesthood are receiving something constructive and helpful for their future work. “ The state council purchases HART SCHAFFNER & MA and j^aces in 91 public libraries and Catholic high schools and col­ leges monthly copies of Columbia. Y om M a j Qet This Beautiful $35 and $40 SUITS richer “ The state council has made an ! appropriation' to be used to defray Because it is RICH-ROASTED \ the expenses of a member to at­ tend one of the summer schools FORD y-8 Standard Tudor Sedan of boy leadership. “ There is a possibility that the Boy Life bureau of the supreme council may be able to arrange a Thursday, Friday, and Saturday summer course in boy leadership in Denver next year, provided JULY 16-17-18 there would be assurance of a class of 25 to 35 men.” PRIEST IS ADDED TO Dominican Carnival ST. CATHERINE’S STAFF Imagine getting Hart Schaffner & Marx for the Benefit of the Sick Poor Quality at a price like this! Year ’round Cost, (Continued From Page One) patterns included! ALL SIZES— les. ing, and will be appointed as an longs, shorts, stouts, and regulars. assistant in the near future. The Rev. William Mulcahy, ordained in reJ" otherl^ June for the Denver diocese after LOYOLA GROUNDS finishing his course at St. Thomas’ HART SCHAFFNER & Pound! Pi'ice seminary, is temporarily at the 23RD AND YORK Holy Ghost church, Denver. He MARX DIXIE WEAVES visited in Boston after his ordina­ BE SURE TO ATTEND VALUES TO $22.50! tion. 'The Rev. Joseph Hughes of Air-cooled Summer the Duluth diocese, who is in Den­ This ad donated by the Suite — sinele *nDavid Lee, had as house ers, pastor at Steamboat Springs, used for recent improvements in ite quota toward the grand prize officiated at the ceremony. He was St. Dominit^s the • church and school building. guests over the week-end Mr. and C a th e d r a l of $300 that will be awarded at St Mrs. J. H. Kirby and Louise and assisted by Father Maher, form­ The committee in charge of the Joseph’s fall festival next October. Paul Kirby of Gillette, Wyo. erly of Craig, and Father Lappen, social promises every one a good The activities of the young ladies astor o f Holy Family parish, time with plenty of good music. on the ticket committee bid fair Mrs. J. J. Byrne of Missoula, B'enver. DODGE - PLYMOUTH Admission is only 75 cents per to make the affair a success. The Mont., arrived home Monday, July The bride’s father gave her in Shelly Master Station couple, and tickets may be pro­ Very Rev. C. J. Darley, C.SS.R., in 6, to spend some time with her marriage. She wore a blue chif­ See me before you buy the nei^t new car cured from members of the Holy the absence of the moderator, Fa­ relatives at 14 Acoma street. fon dress made along princess C. J. (CHET) STEBENNE, Mgr. Name society. The co-operation GA. No. Speer ther Zeller, asks that all patronize The members of the Holy Name lines. She carried a bouquet of 13th AVE. AND LINCOLN 4966 GRIFFITH MOTORS A Zuni St. of the entire parish is asked for the affair. society will receive Communion yellow tea roses and white sweet- the activity. A new composition roof is being Sunday at the 7 o’clock Mass. A peas. Shelly Aromax, Tagolene Oils, Moto Sway Lub. The parish vacation school, con­ put on the school building. At the large attendance is desired. Miss Agnes Banahan, cousin of ducted by Sister Geraldo and Sis­ opening of the new semester next the bride, as bridesmaid, wore a U. S. Royal Tires and Tubes TELEPHONE GALLUP 3435 ter Ramona Marie, closed this September, the building will be The Altar and Rosary society at dress of .yellow net and a large Dr. Harry A. Miller week with a picnic for the children used exclusively as a high school. its meeting Wednesday, July 8, yellow hat. She carried a bouquet Cars Called for and Delivered— Scooter Service DENTIST Dr» C. M. Hughes at Bergen park. 'This improvement will cost $450. took the initial step in establishing of red roses and white sweetpeas. representa- a permanent memorial to the late Extractions and DENTIST The regular monthly meeting of Edward Berberich, a Delores Cobb, the flower girl, tive of a local roofing company, Father Henry Guenther, C.SS.R. Plate Work Only the Holy Name society was held and Grant Cobb, ringbearer, are Ofnc^ Hours 9 to 12— 1 to 5 Wednesday, July 8. The men and received the contract. In the near future, the society will MAIN 4885 niece and nephew, respectively, of Sundays and Evenings by^ Appointment boys of the parish will receive The Rev. A. Zeller,*C.SS.R., left install a Baptismal font in his mem­ the bride. For Square Deal, R Jb G used cars, money- 308 Central Sayings Bank Bldg. 32ND AND LOWELL BLVD. Communion with the Holy Name Thursday, July 2, for Chicago, 111., ory. As a nucleus for this fund, Ralph A. Fowler of Cheyenne back guarantee. society Sunday morning at the to visit his sister, Mrs. George the society has voted $35 from the was the best man. Harry Henry Ask for 6:30 Mass. Kramer, who has been ill. He ex- treasury. A motion that the soci­ and Walter Cobb were ushers. NO. SPEER RADIO ety should refrain from holding Mrs. George L. Anderson of OLSON’S any benefits in procuring the Ault played the wedding march. rest of the needed funds until ^ J. P. DAUGHERTY COMPLETE FOOD STORES & ELEC. CO. She also accompanied Bill Reno 14th a CBlilornia. TA. 6113 CONVENT BEING REPAIRED BY after the fall festival carried. Any and Rachel Wood of Steamboat 2750 W. 29th Ave. GA. 0605 Authorized Agent for RCA Tubes donations to the cause will be 3030 E. 6th Ave. YO. 4256 Springs 2895 Fairfax FR. 3891 Motorola Auto Radio gratefully received. It is thought FolioFollowing the ceremony, a wed­ CATHEDRAL 5019 E. Colfax FR. 3457 Expert Repair Work by Experts that a desirable font will cost in ding breakfast was held at the 3015 W. 44th Ave. GA. 6869 RELIGIOUS AND ASSISTANTS the neighborhood of $150. HARPEL’S 3198 N. ^peer Blyd. GA. 2544 Orchard cafe at Elitch’s gardens DRUG CO. Appointments in St. Alphonsus’ for close friends and relatives of COLFAX A LOGAN KE. 5333 (Sacred Heart-Loyola Pariih) PAUL’S BARBER thing is in order for the opening guard for the month of July are the young couple. CUT RATE DRUG STORE and Brother John and his assistants of school in September. as follows: 5:30— John Callahan, Mr. and Mrs. Kimble left on a Colfax at' Logan Fresh Fish, Corn-Fed Meats, Staple C. J. Ryan Service Sta. BEAUTY SHOPPE are busy at the convent this week The vacation school was closed Charles Rust, and Ed Foechterle; honeymoon trip through Colorado. Formerly rempU D nif Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables THAT GOOD GULF GAS Shampob and Finger making necessary repairs on the Friday of last week with a 7— John Swanger, Bill McBride, Since July 1, they have been at PENNZOIL Wave 35c on Mon­ VICTOR 0 PETERSON, Prop. Free Delivery Any Size Order day and Tuesday building. Next week, they will little informal party for the George Canny, and Tom Bergner; home in Laramie, Wyo., where Mr. PHONE TABOR 0808 A n y Car Greased— 50c Special-^^Pcrmancnt begin work in the school build­ students in attendance. The work 8:30— Joe Kastner, Des Hackethal, Kimble is connected with the Waves, $1.95 ^ ing, cleaning and renovating it Zuni A No. Speer. We Fix Flats prescribed for the course was cov­ Bill Bancroft, and Larry Sexton; United States forest service. JAMES A. ARNOLD R. S. ADELL 3000 W. 44th Ave. throughout. Each summer, Broth­ ered, and those in charge feel that 9:30— Joe Sheridan, Art McTav- The Colony Grill at Federal Blvd. l ' X Phone GA. 1305 \ er John goes through all the class­ much real good was accomplished. ish, Joe Schull, and Ed McCloskey; THANKS PUBLISHED Colfax-Pearl Owl Garage and Service rooms, seeing to it that every- About 200 children were, in at­ 11:30— Bennet Hammons, Otto A Register reader -wishes to pub­ Station Lady Helene tendance daily. The classes were Winter, Frank Fiala, and Leo Don­ lish thanks for a favor received Good Food STORAGE - WASHING - GREASING taught by three Sisters of Charity ovan ; Tuesday evenings— John through the intercession of St. General Repairing BEAUTY SALON and by Father Winter. Callahan, Bob Turner, Art Mc- Therese, the Little Flower of Mixed Drinks PAT’S Children Receive 16S5 Pennsylvania St. (Corner 17th) - 44th Aye. at Lowell Blyd. WEST 28th AND BRYANT Later in the summer, when the Tavish,. and Len Hart. Jesus. Beer PHONE TABOR 6079 G A. 2335 BEER AND WINE envelope collection record is pub­ Tom Flaherty, Mgr. GUARANTEED PERMANENT lished, the names of the donors HOT LUNCHES AND First Communion WAVES— $1.75 - $2.59 - $3.50 the recent benefit and the CORONA Shampoo Finger Waye— 35c SANDWICHES amount contributed by each will IPHILLIPS 66 Expert Hair Cutting Courteous Service (Annunciation Parish) be printed. Through the gener­ What Do You Say? DELICATESSEN osity and sacrifice of the people, GAS About 65 children who have 1009 E. COLFAX been attending summer school it was possible tq meet the semi­ The majority says **Keep the Dominican Specialized Greasing classes and receiving special in­ annual interest on the parish debt. Picnic Supplies, Cold Meats, Milk, Called for and Delivered St. Catherine's It was for this purpose that the , Sisters in Denver” A dollar from each structions in catechism made Butter, Eggs, Staple Groceries LEE TIRES their First Holy Communion Sun­ benefit and one-night bazaar one of us will do it. Phil Gartland Open Evenings and Sundays Colfax and Emerson KE. 9712 BOULEVARD Ed McGinty day, July 5, at the 7:30 Mass. were held. The pastor is very Check grateful to the people of the par­ Among those appointed on com­ ish and to their friends who, by BEAUTY SALON Chart mittees for the one-day carnival There’s a dollar Book in your home now. Greasing their support, helped to meet the Beautiful - New - Different to be held July 29 were Mmes. A. obligation. That’s your ballot on the big question. CHAS. H. ADAMS HILLS 3840 FEDERAL BLVD. GA. 4055 Thaler and H. Gruinger, who will BICYCLES & NOVELTY WORKS W e Call have charge of the ice cream, Father Mankowski has returned Send in your dollar and thus vote “ yes” — Permanent Waves - Hair Styling from his trip to St. Louis. Bicycle Sundries, Baby Cab Tires Expert Gentleman Barber for and candy, and soft drinks booth. and the Dominican Sisters will stay in Den­ GROCETERIA Leaders and Hooks CHILDREN’S HAIR CUTS, 25c Deliver Free Mrs. J. Murphy entertained The Rev. John Newell, S.J., a ver. WE ALSO MAKE KEYS LADIES’, 35c E. & P. SERVICE STATION about 25 guests at her home Thurs­ former member of the parish, is FRESH PRODUCTS W. 3Sth and Julian GA. 2023 day afternoon, July 2. The after­ spending a few days at the rectory. • 632 E. 17th Ave. Denver, Colo. 1329 E. 18th AVE. Oberhauser Phar. noon was spent playing cards. It is the wish of the priests that When buying from the Mr. and Mrs. Lpdwig Wfimes the men remember their regular “Obie’s Drug Store” of Pueblo spent several days visit­ Communion day, the second Sun­ Send That Dollar to DIAMOND INN EG G ERT’S D ATED 13 Years at firms advertising in The ing at the home of Mrs. Anna day of the month. Even if they do ' FOR YOUR DRINKS 2349 W . 44th Ave.— At Zuni Register, please mention Thaler. not find it convenient to receive Mrs. H. J. Abernathy and chil­ Communion at the regular Holy AND DINNERS EGGS GAllup 1157 that you saw their adver­ THE DOMINICAN SISTERS, dren of Begota, N. J.,’ are visiting Name Mass, they are asked to re­ Come in and meet Dad. The Best Eggs in the World We Appreciate Your Busineii tisement in this paper. Mrs. Abernathy’s mother, Mrs. F. ceive at whatever Mass they at­ 1308 Pearl St. MA. 9459 Lehman. tend. Produced and Sold at 2501 Gaylord St. 1070 SO. FEDERAL TO ATTEND JUBILEE St. Philomena's Mrs. Rose Lee Casey of 1472 The City Lace Cleaners SKELLY SERVICE ANNUAL CARNIVAL L. J. KINGSBURY, Prop. Madison street had as her guest Vacation School STATION Drink Quality Milk! her niece, Mary Agones Free­ 218 E. 7th Ave. man of Nashville, Tenn. They LOYOLA GROUNDS EAST COLFAX AND PEARL Produced and bottled under sanitary con* both left Denvef for Ogallala, Lace Curtains, Fancy Table Linens ditions from our own ffovemment Wool Blankets, Etc, C. F. LEE S. STEBENNS inipected herd. Nebr., to attend the silver jubilee Next Thursday, Friday, and Saturday of their cousin, the Rev. James Pupil Baptized Guaranteed Satisfaction Motor Sway Lubrication MONARCH DAIRY P. McMahon, who has been pastor Virginia Baked Ham Dinner Served Thursday For Quality and Service, Call T^. 7907 We Call and Deliver MAin 9427 A. W. BALL, Prop. there for the past 15 years. Member of St. John’s Parisb (St. Philomena’s.Parish) 5 to 8 P. M.— 50^-^ Call YO. 5062 St. Joseph’s Market Lloyd Turner, a pupil in the Courtesy of Olinger Mortuaries. Joseph E. Bona, Vice President The firms listed here de­ “ 51 Years Quality Milk” parish religious- vacation school, MILK was baptized Sunday by Father serve to be remembered and Grocery EXPERT SHOE YOUTCLLYM That U pure, rich Higgins. He will receive his First whiiii you are distributing 1673 HUMBOLDT ST. We Take Our Troubles to the and from our Holy Communion with the other REPAIRING own government* KEystone 8662 W e Deliver children in the class juSt before your patronage in the dif­ Individual Arch Supports inspected cows.' YORK-COLFAX the closing of the vacation school. St. Joseph's J. D. KROBOTH, Prop. CALL ferent lines of business. We specialize in Corn-Ied Meats, Fresh HARDWARE CLAYTON SHOE According to the sisters in charge, Fish, and Fancy Groceries Commun­ there are now 46 children in at­ COLLARD AUTO » Silver Dollar Grill S 3320 E. COLFAX YO. 9226 SHOP tendance. J 5 The Rev. William G. McLaugh­ \i7 The Beer Js Served at Its S Lawn Mowers ity Dairy SERVICE ...... ^ 4 . 8 5 2638 E. 12th AVE. lin of St. Philip Neri’s parish, In­ 5 H Best S T M General Repairing J* £ The Sandwiches Are Al- g St. Vincent's Gerden Hose, 50 feet....^ 2 .4 9 MOGENSEN dianapolis, Ind., arrived last week BILL COLLARD w B ways Tastier g and will be the guest of Father D A IR Y BEST LAKEWOOD Auto Painting, Body and Fender St The Drinks Are More g ^ ' 1 Higgins at the rectory until he re­ p GUY F. HADSALL BRYAN SCHWARTZ 0389-J-2 Work S Refreshing SOUTH GAYLORD CREAMERY ceives his appointment from Bishop Check We Call Vehr for this diocese. Father Mc­ Official State-City Inspection Speed Blvd. at Colfax TA. 9950 g Chart for and CLEANERS Hadsall-Schwartz Quality Groceries, Fruit's, Station Greasing Deliver Free Laughlin was ordained by Bishop PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS 1025 SO. GAYLORD Vegetables and Ice Cream. Joseph E. Ritter at St. Meinrad’s 550 Santa Fe Drive TA 9956 Motor Service Open Every Day and Sundays Direct Plant Service Holy Family abbey, St. Meinrad, Ind., June 2. Finest Quality Dry Cleaning REPAIRING. TOWING. AND STORAGE 6:30 A. M. to 10:15 P. M. Bonnie Brae and So. Univereit^ STUDEBAKER SALES AND SERVICE The Blessed 'Virgin sodality will At Reasonable Prices 2940 E. Colfax FR. 6550 receive Communion in a body at EXPERT WASHING AND GREASING Holy Ghost E. V. McDa n ie l s PEari 9909 PEari 1350 Marjorie Arnold Phone FR. 0572 2121 E. Colfax BURGRAF the 9 o’clock Mass Sunday. Mrs. Julia A. O’Neill and Miss CUT RATE CUT RATE BLUEBIRD When buying from the PHARMACY Elsie Sullivan left last week for Tankersley Pharmacy Long Beach, Calif., where they Most Compute Line of Foreign and Tankersley Pharmacy PLUMBING firms advertising in The 4939 W. 38th Cor. Yates plan to stay a month. S t Joseph’s Domestic Wines and Liquors Free Delivery Free Delivery PHONE GALLUP 0621 Study club, of which Mrs. O’Neill SOLES 7 Cp PHONE SPRUCE 9888 PHONE SPRUCE 9888 Sc HEATING Register, please merftion 17th Street Liquor Store MEN’S,. WOMEN’S is the leader, -will be discontinued WINES AND LIQUORS 0. W. WINN. Prop that you saw their adver­ 024 Seventeenth St. (E. & C. Bldsr.) AND CHILDREN’S WINES AND LIQUORS until she, returns. HALF SOLES Will Call for and Deliver •' 3424 E. Colfax Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Koerber and FREE DELIVERY MEN’S RUBBER HEELS...... 20c Members of St. Vincent’s Parish tisement in this paper. LADIES’ HEEL TAPS...... 10c Your Prescriptions (Office) (Night) family will leave Wednesday, PHONE KE. 9619 DENVER, COLO. 1069 So, Gaylord Den-ver, Colo. 1069 So. Gaylord Denver, Cole. FR. 5736 YO. 5265 St. Mary July 15, for Cheyenne, Wyo., Denver Shoe Repair Shop where they will make their'home. 426 1 5th ST. Mrs. F. L. Monaghan and the Magdalene's members of her club gave a fare­ Blessed Sacrament well party in honor of Mrs. St. John's Koerber at a local hotel Monday. 2001 PHONE GREEN MILL Lawrence MAIN 9631 Miss Catherine Fitzpatrick is PASTRY SHOP DENVER THE COLUMBINE LUSTICl DRUG CO. liver’s Feed Store spending a month’s vacation with FAIRFAX DRUG Corner 20th Ave. and Lincoln St. ELM AND COLFAX Poultry Specialties relatives and friends in Chicago. (Across from School of Commerce) M A R K E T CO. P H A R M A C Y ' 2801 FAIRFAX and Remedies Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Foley J. J. McDermott and Featuring our famous special quart Ice PROMPT FREE DELIVERY The Drug Store Complete are leaving Saturday on a motor I.G.A. Stores Complete Line of Drugs anil Coal and Wood G. E. Williamson Cream and Special Baked Cake, both Sundries— Wine's and Liquors trip to Los Angeles and up the for (Saturday and Sunday) Q O ^ 2422 E. 6th Ave. FR. 5355 Carlson’s Ice Cream We delixer free tnd freely. H«*e you: • SPECIALIZED LUBRICATION only...... O U y Prescriptions Accurately Compounded Featuring *219 W. th Ave. West coast. They will be gone Selected corn-fed meats. Fancy and Prescription, - Drugs - Sundries doctor phone us your prescriptions 26 DEPENDABLE SERVICE Open evenings until 10:30 p. m. and FREE ZIP DELIVERY PRODUCER Feeds Ph. Lake 63 about a month. CONOCO PRODUCTS Sundays staple yreceries, fruits and vejrttables YO. 3373-9474 Fresh fish and oysters YOrk 2171 YOrk 9273 Phone FR't 6565 YOrk 9460 The following boys will serve 6th at Columbine YOUR Sunday, July 12: At the 6 o’clock Mass, Robert Smith; 7, Howard BARBER SHOP Loretto O’Donnell 2818 E. 6th AVE. AND Quinlivan and Stephen Dwyer; 8, St. L ouis' Beauty Salon St. Patrick's Joe McConaty and William Jones; BEAUTY PARLOR 9, Robert Stowe and ’ Paul Dar- HAIR STYLIST Superior Creamery * . Proprietors rbw; 12, Charles Campbell and Lov-ell Creamery JOHNSON Scientific Facial and Scalp and Grocery Mrs. R. E. Carlton and E. V. Flowers Jack Neavill. Benediction will be 2709 SOUTH BROADWAY Treatment VOTE HEMSTITCH served by Keith Smith and Rode­ HEATING CO. Special— 25c Plate Lunches . The firms listed here de­ 4910 W. 29th GA. 5914 PURE WHOLE MILK 2314 E. 6th rick O’Hara. CLYDE M. JOHNSON, Proprietor Open from 6:30 A.M. Until 10 P.M. SHOP serve to be remembered Raw or Pasteurized FR. 3818 Notions and House Dresses 23^ Gallon 7^ Quart TIN WORK, SKYLIGHTS, Hosiery and School Supplies when 'you are distributing Grand Knight’s Brother GUTTER AND JOB WORK Sacred Heart- DELICIOUS ICE CREAM Warm Air Fnrnaeei We Give Natl. Brown Stamps your patronage in the dif­ 20 DIFFERENT FLAVORS The firms listed here de­ Selected for Training 3525 So. Broadway Ph. Eng. 446 Empire Cleaneri 4054 TEJON ST. ferent lines of business. Enfflewood’s Finest serve to be remembered Loyola 2434 East 6th A Gerald E. McCarthy, a brother when you are distributing of Dr. William D. McCarthy, grand ENGLEWOOD Franklin 298S your patronage in the dif­ knight of the Denver K. of C., has i M l U Q w . Quality work at reasonj been named one of ten 1936 col­ SHOE SHOP ferent lines of business. Prompt called for an •SAM HAMBLEY; lege graduates to be enrolled in a Repairinf That Insures Health, Economy, MOVE service. Comfort PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ) Standard Oil Products year’s training course by the Arm­ strong Cork Co. of Lancaster, Pa. r F m m a H o u s m , G aragaa E. H AM LYN & SONS THEY ARE RELIABLE ► 2300 LAFAYETTE Mr. McCarthy received the de­ 9m 8w »U. Waysts— MBS PRICES REASONABLE ^ MA. 9322 gree of Bachelor of Science from M b * A WWiksMS, MM aatk ai. Denver university this year. 3 4 4 4 S. Broadway. Phene ENG. 271 N______---< PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ■ a a A A o * PAGE FOUR OflSce, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, July 9, 19ao

The Denver Catholic Register OLD CATHOLIC LANDMARK President...... ----- Most Rev. Bishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. President Emeritns------Jiost Rev. Bishop J. Henry Tihen' D.D. Editor...... R t Rev. Msgr. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D. Managing Editor...... '...... Hubert A. Smith, Jour.D. GOING FROM MOUNTAINS Associate Editors— Rev. Arthur Froehie; M. F. Everett. Jour.M.; Charles J. McNeill, A.B., B.J.; Rev. Walter Canavan, M.A.; Ruth Vincent. (Continued From Page One) ver as Vicar General in 1871, al­ tendance. The next year, 52 stu­ though plans had been drawn for dents were enrolled. The great (Continued From Page One) Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. ther Hewlett in his Life of Biehop Machebeuf, “ but the reason of the building and the Sisters of days at Central City were gone, pressed the deepest interest in all this was not aversion to married Charity of Leavenworth had been and, in July, 1917, after 40 years the activities of Catholics in the Published Weekly by life, nor dread of domestic in­ asked to assume charge' of the of great accomplishment at the United States and in their great felicity— there were no divorces work. The idea did come to fruit school, the Sisters of St. Joseph country in general. It was in this THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) in the founding oiE St. Joseph’s hos­ gave up their struggle to keep the then—but sheer lack of oppor­ connection that His , Holiness l4 ll lARiMElLSir Denver Colo 938 Bannock Street. tunity.” pital in Denver. institution open. pressed particularly his interest in One Central City resident of that The plan for erecting a school For almost 20 years now, the the activities of the N.C.W.C. Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. O. Box 1497 time wrote that the discovery of was carried out in 1873 by Father old convent has stood vacant, over­ The Holy Father said he is espe­ Bourion, who succeeded Father looking the Church of St. Mary of cially pleased with the good done See Our New S2 a year. Sold only in club arrangement with The Register, rich mines, the making of fortunes overnight, and such events were Raverdy in Central City. The new the Assumption, which was built in America for the missions of Awning Stripe Tuesday edition. $2 covers subscription to both weeklies. 1936 “ old matter-of-fact affairs,” but pastor was a real live wire, a go- by Msgr. Raber back in the ’90’s. every kind. that the coming of women to Colo­ getter. He organized a grand To travelers on the perilous high­ Jle is delighted, His Holiness Thursday, July 9, 1936 rado would be something to get prize-drawing for the benefit of way from Idaho Springs, the mid added, with the widespread circu­ excited about. “ Don’t you think,” the parish for the construction of convent has been the landmark that lation given his Encyclical letters OFFICIAL: DIOCESE OF DENVER he asked, “ we could raise an im­ a church and school, but the treas: loomed up ahead, announcing that in the United States, through which \ ASK usABOUT VENETIAN BLINDS The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. migrant aid society for girls? urer of the scheme skipped the Central .City was not far away. his teachings are brought to every­ We confirm it as the official publication of the Dioceco. Whatever Colorado needs a thousand today country with the funds and left Time and weather and playing one’s knowledge. the pastor and the Bishop “ holding appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or those (Christmas eve), and by New children and souvenir-seekers and Pope Pius concluded by impart­ the sack.” The result was that thoughtless vandals took their toll of the Officials of our-Curia is hereby declared official. Year’s a thousand more might find ing his most affectionate blessing plans for the ?75,000 church had of the old building. Now the We hope The Register will be read in every home of the snug homes, warm heaii:s, and upon the Episcopate, the clergy, to be abandoned. For 20 years, workmen are tearing down the con­ diocese. strong arms to keep them till the faithful, and all America. '"W W' W W WWW WWWWW' death.” * members of the parish worshiped vent that served its purpose and The Holy Father engaged Arch­ We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in in the walled-over basement of outlived its time. bishop Cicognani in conversation the children of the Diocese for the reading of The Register. As Central City and the other their proposed magnificent church. mining towns prospered, ‘ women LOCAL CATHOLIC for an hour. The Apostolic Dele­ WANTED USED CARS + URBAN J. VEHR, The old church and the residence GIRL TO DE IN SHOW gate interpreted for the Holy Fa­ Aug. 5, 1931. Bishop of Denver. did come into them from the East, Due to the seasonal demand for used cars, our stock is depleted and soon sturdy pioneer families attached to it were burned in the Ursula Wobido, a young Denver ther the gratitude of the Episco­ pate of the United States for his and we are in position to give unusual allowance for your car were living in camps and villages fire that swept a large portion of singer and a member of the choir in trade on a NEW CHEVROLET. all over the mountains. To pro­ the town on May 23, 1873. Of of St. Joseph’s church, is one of Encyclical letter, Vigilanti Cura, ^^^tt********************************************* vide for the education of children this. Bishop Machabeuf wrote back the 30 local singers selected by just issued, and thanked His Holi­ See us today and take advantage of this c^portunity. in these families was one of the to Prance: “ At Central City the Frank St. Leger for the Central ness for this important docu­ chief concerns of Bishop Macffie- old church, residence, and sisters’ City production of Gilbert and Sul­ ment regardinj: one of the moat SALES PARTS SERVICE beuf throughout his reign in Colo­ house were burned in 1873, but a livan’s The Gondoliers. A very important problems affecting pub­ rado, and Central City was one of stone church is being built, and a young artist. Miss Wobido was lic morality, the movies. the first places in the state to have three-story convent is finished upon graduated from St. Joseph’s school. I Opinions of Associate Editors of The Register \ \ a Catholic school. a hill dominating the town. 'The She has sung in two of Monsignor Central Chevrolet Sales Co. cost was great, and we must mort­ After the erection of the first Bosetti’s operas, La Traviata and gage the convent as security for a COLFAX AT OGDEN TA . 3339 ♦♦♦♦4**'I"H'* * * * **'S'***<'* * * * * <'* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * church in Central City, a small La Sonnambula. Her experience DOYLE’S (Continued From Page One) loan we are about to make.” in these productions, she feels, was wooden structure on the site of This three-story convent was PHARMACY the present edifice, the parish grew responsible for her being selected States, as was once the case, but^ the school building erected b y Fa­ Tb* Particular OruffUt him of popcorn bunting oyer a rapidly. The first resident pastor by Mr. St. Leger. hot fire. the great middle class, especially in ther Bourion, and, in the fall of ■ Tickets for The Gondoliers will 17TH AVE. AND GRANT was the Rev. Thomas A. Smith, 1873, the Sisters of Charity of The Bishops of Nebraska have the farm region, still works, denie:>, who was assigned to the mountain be on sale at the Denver Dry Goods KE. 5987 FREE DELIVERY THE accumulates, and trains the chil­ Leavenworth came to open classes united in asking their people to tov;n in September, 1863. When Co.i Monday, July 13. Reservations, dren of the next generation in the in the building. For four years, turn to God in their hour of need. Father Smith k ft the diocese in have been received from cities in same spirit as always, even though these sisters, who were everywhere Prayers have been ordered in all May, 1866, Father Raverdy, who 16 states, representing every por­ A. B. Hirschfeld Press of the churches in the state. the fine points of doctrine have on the front firing line as the tion of the* United States. The had accompanied Father Mache­ Church moved over Colorado in the Throughout the Diocese of Lincoln, been almost completely los^. members of the cast who will sing WILLIAM DUMM “Good Printers for Over 25 Years” beuf to Colorfido, was sent to Cen­ boom days, conducted their school the Blessed Sacrament will be ex­ "In the great industrial centers tral City, where he remained the rollicking, spirited melodies at Central City. will leave Sunday for Central City, AND MARCHING ON WITH TIME posed during all the Masses this a curious transformation has taken until 1871. Funeral Director When the Charity Sisters left where rehearsals will be held in Phone TAbor 5204 1840-54 California St. Sunday. All of us should assist in place. In these areas, Protestant­ Father Raverdy made great ism has become to a considerable Central City in 1877, the school the Opera house, which is the only this crusade of prayer, knd raise plans for thp development of Cath­ was taken over by the Sisters of 1240 ACOMA TABOR 1656 our hearts to heaven in behalf of extent identical with the upper- remaining one of the pioneer legiti­ olic institutions in Central City. St. Joseph of Carondelet, Avho also mate theaters in the state. our stricken neighbors.— Hubert class way of life. The essential From Europe, Bishop Machebeuf Ret. Phone PEarl 2502 faith of this class is a belief in opened • a hospital in Georgetown A. Smith. wrote to him on Aug. 20, 1809: that year. The St. Joseph Sisters hard work, thrift, saving, the “ From the information you give me sacredness of capital, and the remained in Central City steadily thatcou/lii DISTRIBUTION, NOT of your plan for a big store, hos­ over a period of 40 years, and, in PRODUCTION, IS THE THING moral right of such a group to con­ pital, and church at Central City, tinue to govern, profit, and reap the days when t)ie town prospered, Advertisers that merit your patronage. They are America has succeeded up to I see that there is but a very poor St. Patrick’s academy was a thriv­ HOME PUBLIC this time^ in accumulating tre­ the rewards of a good life. chance of doing anything this ing school. By 1889, when leather reliable, consistent and appreciate your support. mendous wealth. For 150 years, "Probably no mental approach year. Circumstances will change Carmody had become pasto'i' fol­ production and development of to reality was better adapted to and times will be better. It would lowing Father Finotti and Father ' JOHN H. REDDIN riches were the principsd problems rapidly-expanding wealth produc­ MARKET be imprudent to commence at Hewlett, who preserved the his­ Attorney and Counselor at Law of American social and industrial tion than the Protestant ap­ present.” tory of the Church in early-day 612-614 Ernest & Cranmer Block leaders. Now, to the dismay of proach. Unfortunately, it has not Father Raverdy’s idea of build­ Colorado in his Life of Bishop VAVa'irVaVaVtVaVVVA'aVWi COAL 17th and Curtig many of these leaders, it seems been quite so well adapted 1° Machebeuf, there were four sisters ing a hospital at Central City v/as VWWWrtWifldVVWWWrflA Phone MAin 0557 Denver, Colo. that America’s great problem is wealth distribution and wealth abandoned when he came to Den- and 120 students at the school. Pinon Fuel & Supply Co. not the production but the distri­ consumption in line with the doc­ When Monsignor Raber returned F. A. Mumford, Mgr. bution of wealth. To this problem trines of the New Testament.” to Central City four years ago at 1 WAVWrfWVSAWWVWVWi of the more equitable distribution A solution of these problems the time of the great homecoming W. 25th and Decatur GA. 6126 of wealth the New Deal, whatever that is in line with the doctrines Prominent Youth that marked the first opera fes­ The firms listed here de­ H. G. REID its mistakes may have been, is of the New Testament is the solu­ tival, he told of his coining to the The House of Quality, where the giving earnest attention. The tion offered by the Holy Fethers serve to be remembered . Electrical Contracting, parish as pastor in 1892. “ Most of best meats at the most reasonablo religious and philosophical back­ :n their social pronouncements. Leader Visitor my parishioners were fine, prac- TELEPHONE MA. 3518 when you. are distributing Repairing and Fixtures ground of America made it almost Protestant America has reached MAin 7303 329 14th St. prices may be qbtained. ______tical Catholics,” said the aged — FREE DELIVERY— inevitable that some day we the point where it must backtrack, (Continued From Page One) i" his sermon at the home- your patronage in the dif­ should be faced with this prob­ where it must look to Rome for sal­ ferent lines of business. lem. On this point. Secretary been organized and hundreds of commg vation.— C. J. McNeill. young men and women had been ; enuren, irequentea tne sacraments, At always for the past 10 yean RABTOAT'S Wallace of the department of agri­ — Denver’s Dependable Fish 1030 W. Colfax Lrolfed in an extensive program virtually every Catholic child VVVWVVSWWVWVWVWWA KE. 3638 culture, one of President Roose­ ‘WHAT SHALL IT PROFIT— ’ of social, educational, and reli- of proper age entered the parish and Poultry Market. Be sdre velt’s principal advisers, writes: "Man is the valuing animal as and use our Free Parking at the “ Somewhat in the manner that such.” The philosopher who eval­ glous work. Dr. Klenda servefl as WtWiAVWVWVVWWAWA i diccesan president for two years. | ,, Home Public Market. Francis J. Fisher, Inc. judicial interpretation was to deny uated mah in the foregoing terms One of the principal parts of;, n those days, well over 100 both federal and state power in an attempt to escape from the A r • Doai’ding and day students were in TAbor 6204 to regulate modern business in the scholastic definition of man as a w of attendance at the sisters’ school, United States, the Protestant rational animal was more correct of Wichita was the develo^^^^^^^ for a time, some high schoo CUT FLOWERS — POTTEDPLAJJt s "? JOS. J. CELLA Cement - Plaster - Mortar ethic, freed from the restraints of than he intended. His definition was taught along with the FUNERAL DESIGNS I 1120 Security Bldg. Metal Lath ■ Stucco the Roman Church, failed to de­ was based, however, on a purely I regular grade school curriculum, velop an effective discipline for the materialistic concept of man. w- Wfn' The decline of Central City Phone KEystone 2633 2863 Blake St. Denver social administration of great Among human beings there is a «n brought bad times to the parish BREEN-CORFMAN accumulations of property. In continual process of valuing. Man for the first tine, more than 60 , g young men and women in four 1456 California MA. 1026 both cases a wide ‘twilight zone’ sets the seal of approval on men, six nuns had only 72 pupils in at- Hours; 9 to 12; 1 to 5. Phone MAin 3437 was created, in which the jungle enterprises, ideas, and the like. different groups pursued the pre­ law of tooth and nail prevailed. scribed diocesan course of study on He tries to decide upon the worth But. TA. 8992 Ret. FR. 3372 “ Many aspects of the Protestant of life. the Mass. That was three years faith no longer grip the imagina­ Practically everybody uses a ago. Since then, many other WINES IMPORTED—DOMESTIC LIQUORS Dr. J. J. O’Neil, Dentist tion of the people of the United standard of value without know­ youth Study clubs have been DR. A. E. TATE formed. ing it. When we look at anything Chiropractor Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Streets sharply, we are inclined to ack, The record made by Dr. Klenda Paul Nadorff Liquor Store “ What is the good of it?” We in his work with the youth group Electro-Therapy HOME PUBLIC MARKET led to his being elected vice presi­ (On Fruit Aisle) Arvada Novena vary the expression but maintain Colonic Irrigation the same attitude when we keep dent of the Confraternity of KEystone 4769 BEERS PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS asking, “ What’s the use?” And Christian Doctrine in the diocese, 408 Denver Theater Bldg. Opens July 17 at the present time, when the when the C.C.D. was set up last world everywhere is adopting a fall. At the present time, the critical attitude toward civiliza­ young dentist is also grand knight (Continued From Page 0.ne) tion, we are inclined to inquire of the Wichita K. of C. council. tor of the shrine, and the Rev. concerning our own national Dr. Klenda, whose home town is John Cavanagh, who is assisting values. Are they still just life, Pilsen, Kans., completed his junior at the church during the summer, liberty, and the pursuit of happi­ college course at St. Procopius’ will preach the sermons. ness? college. Lisle, 111., in 1927. In Devotion to the mother of the When we apply our value-judg­ 1930, he received the Bachelor of Blessed Virgin is very popular in ment, we are likely to apply iome Science degree from Loyola uni­ the Church. Basilicas and shrines specific standard rather than a versity in Chicago. The next year, have been built in her honor in general norm. W e do not raise he was given the doctor’s degree nearly every country. Famous on the question, at some try to de, in dentistry. For two years, he was this continent is the Shrine of St. whether life has any worth; we as­ an instructor in chemistry and an Anne de Beaupre in Canada. sume that the civilized existence assistant, instructor in pharmacy -Numerous miracles have been of man has value from a definite at Loyola. On the completion of wrought and countless graces and point of knowledge. his dental course, he was married favors have been granted at this W e cannot step off the earth, to Frances Trampota of Chicago. world-famous shrine. survey our planet critically, and Since going to Wichita, Dr. Tradition relates that the body decide whether it is a good place Klenda has taught chemistry and St. Anne was brought to the to dwell on or not. Few of us can bacteriology in the nursing school church of Apt in Southern France. detach ourselves from life and give at Wichita hospital, which is con­ It was hidden for a number of a disinterested opinion of human ducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph. years and found again in the reign existence, in view of the fact that of Charlemagne. The relics of we place values on things, what is the saint were transferred to a the principle of value by which we magnificent Basilica in. 1064. A pass judgment? portion of the relics was procured The source of the principle' is Miles & Dryer for the Arvada shrine by Bishop found in Christianity, But the busi­ Vehr. This relic will be offered ness of establishing values cleaves Printingf Co. for'veneration each night of the strongly to the physical, or animal, novena. side of man’s nature. The estab­ Tickets for Bazaars On the Feast of St. Anne, Sun­ lishment of material values is Always on Hand day, July 26, High Mass will be rampant today as it was in the sung at 8:45. Throughout the day time of the ancient Israelites. It Catholic Work Our there will be exposition of the is true that the Jews of old pos­ ■ Blessed Sacrament. The solemn sessed the fundamental notion of Specialty the correct principle of judging. closing of the novena will be held 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. in the evening. But they were obsessed with the idea of a material kingdom, and KEystone 6348, 6349 for that reason were unable to CATHOLICITY BOOMS answer the question, "W hat shall IN MINING CENTERS it profit a man, if he gain the whole world, and suffer the loss of bit soul?” FR AN K J. C O N W A Y (Continued From Page One) Implied in the question is the 310 First National Bank Bldg. Springs, and Leadville. In Lead- fact that it is within man’s power ville, he met teachers from SL Jos­ KE. 3106— Res. PE. 1585 both to win the world and to save Un.xc.Il.d insursne. snd Annuity eph’s school in that city and from his soul. Christianity is concerned Contrset. the schools at Aspen and Red Cliff. foremost with the idea of saving FOR MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN On Friday morning he will accom­ the soul, not that of winning the The Northwestern pany Bishop Vehr in visting several world. Both are forms of Chris­ Mutual Life Insurance Co. of the Denver schools, and next tian energy that have value. The . week he plans to visit Julesburg saving of the soul predominates. and the Walsenburg, San Luis, The result of this energy has been Alamosa, Antonito, and Del Notre to establish a spiritual order as districts.— expressed by the Church. She it Canton Cafe Reports coming into the diocesan is who presents the right principle Same Location 23 Years office with the' closing of schools that must guide man in the setting 1635H CURTIS ST. in different parts of the state sup­ up of his material values. - It is Chinese American Dishes port the estimate .previously an­ expressed thus, "W hat good it it GOOD FOOD a SERVICE ALWAYS nounced of 110 vacation schools for eternity?”— The Rev. Arthur W. K. WING, Prep. Ph. MA. 9BSS and 6|500 students. Froehie. Thursday, July 9, 1986 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyatone 4205 P^GE FIVE i PUEBLO BENEFIT POSTPONED; CliililreD Travel RETREAT SET FOR AUGUST High Grade Cards Pueblo.— The card .party planned Lesar, John Terlep, Chris Starcer, Miles to School ^ ^ for Every Occasion for this week for the benefit of St. Josephine Lusin, Henry Bradish, Mary’s hospital was postponed Kathryn Tezak, Louis Kapel, Kath­ UNUSUALLY after the committee meeting Tues­ erine Mutz, Pete Zunick, Vida Julesburg.— The vacation school Birthday Cards...... , 1 0 ^ , 1 5 ^ , 2 5 ^ day, June 30. The party has been Cojavec, John Cojavec, Ann Bar- was well attended last week. All beck, Dr. John Sabo, Frances Te­ held for the past three years on classes have increased since the en­ zak, John Lanseng, Lillian Lan- Feast Day Cards...... 5 ^ to 2 5 ^ the hospital lawn by the St. Mary’s seng, Ray Mutz, Elsie Pugel, Stan­ rollment. ' Most of the children at­ hospital guild. Because of so ley Zunick, Prim Ivan, Rose Spe- tending these classes are coming Gold and Silver Jubilee Cards...... 5 ^ to 2 5 ^ many entertainments held recently lich, Adolph Galich, Helen Lesar, distances of 12, 15, and 20 miles. Edward Spelich, Louis Raspet, Al COMPLETE for various benefits, it was thought Ordination Anniversary Cards...... 5 ^ to 2 5 ^ Mutz, Tony Klum, Harold Orazem, Each day. Mass was offered, at best to have the party the last of Richard Ursick, John Bratine, and which the children sang hymns. July. The date for the affair will Florence Terlep. Marriage Anniversary Cards...... 5 ^ to 2 5 ^ be announced soon. Friday being the first of the month, Prompt and efficient attention to the Plans for the annual retreat for Taylor-Keeler Rite Held the usual devotions of High Mass Spiritual Bouquet Cards.. *...... 5 ^ to 2 5 ^ Catholic men held ^&ch year at Miss Marijane Keeler, one of and Benediction were held. All the Holy Cross abbey, Canon City, the attractive younger girls of the children received Holy fommunion Condolence Cards...... 5 ^ to 2 5 ^ family’s every wish is essential to the most have been announced by G. 0. Kel­ city, and Clyde H. Taylor were at Mass and were served their ley of La Junta. Mr. Kelley heads married Friday, July 3, with the satisfactory funeral service. A thorough the retreat movement for the Very Rev. Thomas J. Wolohan breakfast on the lawn of the -rec­ Namesday Cards...... 5 ^ to 2 5 ^ Knights of Columbus and appointed officiating. Miss Keeler is a daugh; tory. understanding of the family’s unexpressed the following committee for Pueblo: ter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford G. The Fourth of July was antici­ Wedding Cards...... 5 f^ to 2 5 ^ Edward Pettit, Franlj; Carroll, Jos­ Keeler. Miss Mildred Kearney was pated Friday with a program of eph M. Neary, Charles F. Carrara, maid of honor. Serving as flower songs, addresses, and a drill. The ENVELOPES INCLUDED wishes, as well as their expressed desires, J. M. McDonnell, and Dr. Frank W. girl was little Jo Ann Keeler, pastor reminded the children that Blarney. The committee is contact­ younger sister of the bride. Rob­ devotion to God and country was helps to make Horan Funeral Service un­ ing men of the city in an effort to ert Taylor was best man for his essential for a true American citi­ have them attend the retreat Aug. brother, and Mr. Keeler gave his zen. Following the program, the James Clarke 14 to 16 at Holy Cross abbey. The daughter in marriage. Preceding children enjoyed a treat. Very Rev. Bonaventure Schwinn, the ceremony, Mies Jane Watkins usually complete and satisfactory. The parishioners were invited to O.S.B., subprior of S t Benedict’s sang. Mrs. J. J. McDonnell, who a picnic held at the dam beyond Church Goods House abbey, Atchison, Kans., will be the played the accompaniment for the SediJgwick • • Saturday. • ' retreat-master. vocalist, also played the wedding The Sunset Social club held its march as the members of the bridal 1636-38 Tremont Street Phone TAbor 3789 FORTY HOURS’ DEVOTION regular meeting Thursday inursday evening, party tookwok their inejr piaces.places. AiierAfter methe July 2, at the home of Miss Mary I ceremopy, a luncheon was served i s » Week of July 12: Idaho Sdortino. Two showers were held at the Pueblo Golf and Country in the past month for June brides. club for the bridal party and mem­ Sprinc*, St. Paul’s church. bers of the families. Among the May have 13 Hours’ instead Miss Marian English and Miss SPECIAL I^se Spoone, who are now Mrs. out-of-town guests present were of 40 Hours’. f HORAN Mr. and Mrs. Harry Taylor of Har­ I AND SON CMAPEt8 Jack Brasselero and Mrs. Albert learned. Morrissey and his son, COURT GRILL PLATE Massaptti. The showers were held risburg, 111.; Mr. and Mrs. Leo George, Jr., operate a gqrage and LUNCH 25c at the home of the Misses Vera and Kilfoy and son, Jack, of Topeka, 14TH / 152,^ Oleveland. /Plaoc store at 230 South Main. He has BEERS - WINES Rose Martella. Plans were made and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Keeler of attended St. Patrick’s church for COURT Denver. Following a honeymoon p/!1S;e Fountain Service for a picnic to be given July 26 years. His condition is reported trip to Troutdale, Mr. and Mrs. in Rye. Each member is to take a as satisfactory and not so serious Taylor returned to Pueblo to guest. as at first thought. make their home at 1112 East Guarling forever our Ibunders Ueala Games and refreshments were PUEBLO DEATHS enjoyed by Miss Angelina De 11th. Mrs. Taylor is the elder Word reached Pueblo Wednesday, July Salvo, Esther Courtney, Anna daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford 8, of the death of Mrs. Mary Daugherty G. Keeler. She is a graduate of at Huntington Park» Calif., until nine ^ s m dementi, Phyllis dementi. Flora I Central high school and belongs years ago a resident of Pueblo. Mrs. Mareovechio, Lena Marcovechio, Daugherty moved to California with SnFEUJRY Vera Martella, Virgina Pomellio, to Beta Tau Delta sorority. Taylor her daughter, Mrs. Irene Keiflein, whose Rose Pomellio, Anna Spero, Anna is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan husband was transferred there to Taylor. He is a graduate of Cen­ work. Mrs. Daugherty was 81, and had Strauss, Marion Susel, Mary Scior- made her home with her daughter for tino, Agnes Spoone, Rose Tizarel- tennial high school and now holds years. She is also survived by a son, FIDDLY UJIDDLY li, Antonette Ferraro, Josephine a position with a Pueblo bank. Frank Daugherty of Cheyenne, Wyo. Holyoke Men to William Brady, 76. died in Denver Fri­ Why Pay More?*' Ferraro, Virgina Martellaro, Rose Tau Epsilon Gamma sorority day, July 8, after a long illness. He was Pricas quoted are effective in all Safeway and Piggly Wiggly Stores was entertained at the home of in Denver and suburbs, July 10 and 11. f Trademark) Martella, Mrs. Anna Buccola^ Mrs. the father of Mrs. B. J. Griesmer of Julia DePdtro, Mrs. Mary Delle- Miss Anna Ehlen. A social hour Pueblo. For years he was employed as quardl, Mrs. Jennie Musso, Mrs. was enjoyed with games and re­ an engineer and was retired. The body Buy on© pound of one of these good Bessie Giadone, Mrs. Connie Polito, freshments. The following were was brought to Pueblo and the funeral coffees, and you will be entitled to Receive in Body was held Saturday afternoon at one of WM. W. MYER DRUG STORES and Mrs. Rose Clementi. present: Anna Comerford, Cath­ the funeral parlors, with the Rev. Jos­ buy the new Drip-O-Lator Coffee Muuio* Mark 2(tk Jubilee erine Lidle, Ann Rose Fiectd, Mary eph Higgins conducting the service. The Maker for the low cost of 99c. This Margaret Cowen, Margaret Boe- burial was in Roselawn in the family plot. is truly an excellent bargain, and one INCORPORATED One of the interesting events of Matthew Malenahek. a resident' of Coffee Holyoke.— Sunday, July 12, is the past week was the silver wed­ decker, Hedwig Vidmar, Mar­ Puehlo for more than 40 years, died Sun­ that you should not pass up. Colorado Owned Stores the regular Communion day for guerite Lynch, and Miss Ehlen. day, July 6, after a few days* illness the Holy Name society, which will ding anniversary party given by Mr. and Mrs. John L. Muzzio at Italian* Elect Officer* resulting from heavy lifting while at Airway l7th and Broadway receive in a body at the 8 o’clock work for a lumber company. He is sur­ Drip-O-Latbr 800 Santa Fe Dr. Erickson hall, when they enter­ A very interesting political vived by his wife, Mrs. Mary Malenshek; i-ih. Broadway and Ellsworth Mass. two sons, A. J. Malenshek of Los An­ 16th and California tained about 200 friends and rela­ meeting was held Friday evening, bag... 17c 49c 15th and California Mr. and Mrs. Leo Uphoff and tives. One of the features Was a July 3, in the Italian district. The geles and Rudolph of Pueblo, and a sister, The newest thing in coffee pots, son returned from Mhdison, Nebr., Mrs. Agnes Grahak of Butte. Mont. The this Drip-O-Lator is nvade with grand march led by Mr. and Mrs. following officers were elected: Rosary was recited Monday night and Thursday of last week after spend­ Dependable We Do Not Have Special Sales But Sell You at Oar Loweet Muzzio to the tune of the wedding Angelo P. Dell, president: Louis the funeral was held Tuesday morning base and lid of heavy vitreous Price* Every Day on All Drug Merchandise. ing the past few weeks visiting march, with Mrs. Muzzio weiring Ricotta, vice president; John B. at St. Mary’s church, which he had al­ i-ib. chinaware to hold there. ways attended. The Rev. Cyril Zupan can.. the heat, drip sec­ her wedding gown. Refreshmehts Pannunzio, secretary; Lee L. offered the Mass. Interment was In 45c Mr. and Mrs. Byron Riley left were served and dancing w as en­ Broux, treasurer, and Carlo Oc- Roselawn. tion of aluminum. Wednesday, July 1, fop Rowan, la., joyed until a late hour. chiato, past president. Elected to John Zobeck, 60, an employe of a wire Nob Hill Be Bure of good mill, was instantly killed Monday morn­ being called there by the sickness The anniversary party of the the executive committee were Tony i-ib. coffee by using the and death of Mr. Riley’s father. ing when a trap for thieves, which he had Junior Presern was held at the Denuto, chairman; Vincent Car- set on his farm near Blende, was acci­ bag... 21c Drip-O-Lator. 99. Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Tulley haye Broidmoor in Colorado Springs inale, Fred Lanza, Sam Rotolo, dentally set off and killed him. The moved to Julesburg, drhefe Mr, Wednesday, July 1. The follow­ "ony Liberate, Bernard Clementi, death trap was attached to a hog pen to frustrate possible burglary, and it is Spaghetti Van Camp’s, Tulley will do suiweying. ing persons attended the dinner- Sam Radosta, Charles DelPapa, thought he stepped on a wire, discharg­ Tall cant, 2 for.. 19c social: Miss Vera Jakopich, Joe Pasquale Masciotra, Jack DiGioia, ing a loaded gun. Born in Austria, he as \^ll, Jacobson, Miss Carolyn Petros, Loms Porfilio, Tony Volpe, Betty came to this country as a small boy and No. 2 cans, had lived in the Pueblo district ever Grapefruit Juice iT^xas Oblate Leaves William Bateman, Miss Heddie Stefano, and Gaetano Chimenti. since. He had worked at a Minnequa 2 for...... 23c Classroom for Missions Plese, Joseph Rebol, Miss Agnes The officers also will serve on the wire mill for more than 20 years. Mr. Knafelp, Edward Trontel, Miss Jo­ board. Zobeck was not married. He is survived tFey do need help by two brothers, Charles Zobeck, 1219 Brokn Grapefruit 2 7or hanna Skull. Anthony Gornik, Miss Mrs. Edna Shuff has returned San Antonio, Tex.—Fulfillli^ a Margaret Skoff, John Skull, Miss Berwind avenue, and Louis E. Zobeck, long-cherished ambition, the Rev. home after attending one of the 1220 Taylor avenue, and two sisters. Mrs. No. 2 cans, Lillian Germ, William Jersin, Miss institutes at Denver university. Mary Korun, 1223 Taylor avenue, and Tendersweet Corn Aloysius Caftier, O.M.I., professor Anna Belle Cooper, Augustine Mrs. Angela Mencln, 1216 Berwind ave­ 3 for...... 25c of philosophy at the De Maeenod The Rev. William Mulcahey nue. The Rosary was recited Wednesday Petros, Miss Evelyn Mismash, Rob­ evening by many friends. The funeral Happy-Vaie, scholastioate of the ObUtes of ert Starr, Miss Dorothy Perse, called on Pueblo friends Friday, T omatoes Mary Immaculate, has departed for July 8. was held at St. Mary’s church Thursday No. 2 ^ can. 10c To the grocer’s, the dry Fred Starr, Miss Mary Sajbel, morning, July 9, with interment in Rose- the Vicariate of Hudson, where he Pris Cochran, Miss Dorothy Wal­ Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Daveline have lawn. will join the Obltte missionaries Kuner’s Peas Tender Garden, ler, William Skull, Miss Elsie returned home after a two weeks' Medium cans, 2 for. 19c cleaners, the markets— laboring In Canada’s northlhnd Fabian, Louis Mihelich, Miss Eve­ motor trip to 'Topeka, Peoria, South Tell the people you patronize under the direction of the Most lyn Germ, and John Sajbel. Bend, and points in Iowa. They that you aair their adrertiaement Rev. Arsene Tur^etil, Vicar Apos­ Members of the Young People’s visited relatives and brought home in The Refiater. tolic of Hudson Bay. Father Car- Mr. and Mfs. Spentz, who are now TUNA tier, a native Texan, was born In Social club of St. M a il’s parish ehjoyed a summer picnic Sunday, visitihg Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Ander­ Home again, and those Hallettsville 32 years ago. son at Beulah. CALL July S, at ^uirrel creek in Beulah. Van Camp’s Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bellinger No. Yz can. Baseball, hiking, and horiebSck JOHNSON Chicken of the Sea last-minute housekeep­ riding were enjoyed by the mem­ Mrill motor to Los Angeles this week 15 bers. The committee in charge to attend the Elks’ national con­ STORAGE & MOVING CO. served refreshments to the follow­ vention, to which Mr. Bellinger is WHY TAKE CHANCES? ing errands— City ELITE ing: Father Anthony, Peter Culij-, a delegate. They wiH visit in Cali­ Too Can Rave Dtpandablt Service Tea Jr.; Mary Rolbezen, Joseph Klun, fornia for several Weeks before re­ and the Cost Is Very Low. Candy Brecht’s, TAboi- 3385 Ann Mutz, Peter Thomas, Pauline turning. REarl 2433 221 Broadway Lipton’s Orange Pekoe Plantation Ices, Thi Laundry of Today Terlep, John Ivan, Ann KolbezCn, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Pryor gave Agfnes Perko, John Zunick, Rose a beefsteak fry at Cheyenne canon 1-lb. U t Z O c p t ;h 3 9 c All take time and a toll Saturday evening, honoring Miss bag... Z3c LET Canterbury, Orange Mussolini’s Daughter Is Isabel Davenport and Albert Davenport of Salida. The group J. W. Hamilton & Sons Jell-0 Pekoe of energy. Hurry as you Recovering From Illness had a swimming party at the DO YOUR Assorted Flavors, Broadmoor pool before motoring to Painting - Papering Pkg...... 5c p t M 4 c p’t^ - Z S c will, your busy feet can’t 'i Rome.—Anna Maria, youngest the picnic. Decorating - Floor Sanding ■ ft*. daughter of Premier Benito Musso­ Mr. and Mrs. Sam R. Pisciotta Estimates Furnished Free lini, was officially reported out of are the proud parents of a son born Phone MAin 7002 2017 Ogden St. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS cover a ll the ground. m danger after several days’ illness, July 3 at S t Mary’s hospital. it had been feared that the child Fir* Captain Hurt ,SeArs, Roebuck C o would die. % Edward Boedecker, captain of one of the city fire departments, They need the help that ’■w ^ w srw w was painfully hurt Monday while ► THERE IS NO SATISFACTORY SUBSTITUTE FOR < fighting a fire in the downtown sec­ COLFOX tion. He was taken to his home, a telephone alone can ► REAL COOLING, HONEST ICE! to rest for a few days. Matt^ Kochevar received quite Fro* Parking — COLFAX, DOWNING & MARION — Open Sat. Till 9 P. ICE DIRECTORY \ serious injuries in a minor accident give. Sunday on Raton pass, while re­ Free Delivery A LIST OF ICE DEALSR3 IN EACH PARISH turning from a trip to Las Vegas, For Low Prices i TA. 1776 FIND YOURS and PATRONIZE HIM! N. Mex. He had to be removed to the hospital at Las Vegas. Mr. and Mrs. Kochevar had gone to PAUL'S SHANE New Mexico to spend a few days Jebany Bacon Ice Station D. Falbo Ice ft Service Station with relatives of Mrs. Kochevar. LIQUOR 4TH a DOWNING 43ND AVE. AT PECOS GA. 127S Miss Carolyn Petros, Miss Helen OIL CO. S*rviDf St. John’* Pariah Serving SL Patrick’s Pariah Burke, Miss Margaret Conroy, Miss Elizabeth Byrnes, and Miss FRESH FISH 1120 E. COLFAX lee — Pat Patton W . H. Drew Ice Station Vera Jackopich spent the week­ AND SEA FOODS ^ Next to Creamery Come In and Gas With Vs end in Estes Park, returning home 2ND a FED’L I SELL ANYTHING 28TH AVE. AT SHERIDAN BLVD.’ Sunday night. FANCY DRY PICKED Free Delivery KE. 9516 MILK FED POULTRY COLFAX and DOWNING Thaaks PraaaaUtUa Pariah Serving Edgawatar Pariah Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Teeters left Friday for points in Iowa, where Large Fryer* We Carry a Full Line of KE. 9058 Boulavard Barrel ft Ice Statlen Plahto’a Ice ft Service Station they will visit relatives. They Squabi—Capons—Ducks Garrett’^ and Roma Wine* 785 SO. UNIVERSITY «LVD. W. 44TH AVE. AT ELIOT ST. were accompanied by Mrs. John Willem, who will visit her many Sarviac St. Vineant d* Paul’* Pariah Serving SL Catharine’* Pariah relatives in the same section of SHOE REPAIRING New and Iowa. K AT ' 8 Taxace Ice ft Service Station Exclusive Bob’* Ice ft Service Station George Morrissey, one of the BUTTER . EGGS - CHEESE W. 44TH AVE. AT STUART ST. SHU-CHATEAU SPEER B. AT 13th AND GALAPAOO most prominent businessmen of No. 1 Pur* Cr**m*ry Buttsr REYNOLDS Sarvin* St. Lao’* Paftah Serving Heir Family Pariah the city, was hurt Friday morning, Ib...... 34y,c Only Finest Material* Used July 3, in an accident with the E ((t, lar(o extra...... 28c METAL BAGS Tice lee ft Service Station Charle* Tobia* lea Co. tram car. The collision happened White Rock Cottage Chee** R*-dye Ib...... lOe White.. 3 5 ^ To keep Old English Ice ._ E. COLFAX AT ALBION ST. 1ST AVE. AT GRANT ST. at 17th and FifUi avenue about 9 Cream in the best condition J Servinf Bltaaad SatramaM Pariah o’clock, and Mr. Morrissey was the longest. Start enjoying a telephone's Serving Sl Francie da Sales’ Pariab rushed to the Parkview hospital by Mrs. Roger Davies, who witnessed Tell the people you patron­ S2 Flavors to Choose From convenience today. Alert Ceal ft lee Ce. Bnrkbardt lee ft Service Station the accident. He was seriously S4TH AVE. AT FRANKLIN ST. HAMPDEN AVE. AT SHERMAN ST. cut on the head and shoulders and ize that you saw their adver­ Old English Servinf Annunciation Pariah Serving SL Leuia* Parish was badly stunned. Morrissey Call TAbor 4171 was driving his car, a heavy sedan, Andrew* Ice and Mobile Service west on West 27th, and the tram tisement in The Register. Stetion Parker’s Ice ft Service Station car was traveling north on Fifth DAIRY Ic«, Coal, and Waod 1200 W. ALAMEDA avenue when the accident oc­ E. COLAFX AT TAMARACK PATRONIZE" OUR ADVERTISERS Serving St. Jamea’ Pariah Serving St. Rose’s Parish curred. Complete details were not PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC IKGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, July 9, 1936 GOOD FOOD GOOD PLACES B H II KILLS SCHOOL CHILDREN TO GIVE PROGRAM

Crested Butte.—With the close had made_ Crested Butte his home. Summer Appetites of summer school, a program will His mother died nine years ago Canon City.-—Jack Hundley, 11- be given for the parents and and a %ister, Helen, died eight Durango. — Brother Thomas Denver Residents and our Vacation Visitors are as­ year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Rus­ friends at the high school audito­ years ago. He ik survived by his sell Hundley, was killed as a ban­ rium Friday afternoon. The chil­ father, grandfather, and several Croke, S.M., is visiting here on his sured of pure food tastily prepared and faultlessly served dit raced his car through an inter­ dren’s workbooks will be put up aunts, uncles, and cousins. John way home from California, where for exhibition, and prizes will be was an altar boy. Funeral serv­ when they patronize Register Advertisers. The firms section in his effort .to escape he visited with his brothers, Felix awarded for neatness and excel­ ices were held at St. Patrick’s the police Wednesday evening. and Will. Brother Thomas is sta­ represented in this section are catering in a^ special way to lence of work. Prizes will also be church Tuesday morning at 9 July 1. The bandit had held tioned at Our Lady of Sorrows given to those children having a o’clock, with Father Elzi officiating. summer trade. up Mrs. Bertha Minnihan in church in Chicago. perfect attendance., On the school John was buried beside his mother, her lunchroom, the Shamrock W. J. Doran was installed as inn, in Lincoln park and was trying grounds, a tournament of games sister, and grandmother. His boy will be held between the various friends were pallbearers. They president of the Durango Lions’ to escape with the ihoney. The lit­ club Wednesday evening, July 1. tle'^ -y v.'as delivering papers on classes. The Young Ladies’ so­ were Martin Plutt, Gilbert Con- SAN'S CQNEY ISLAND his* bicycle. The driver hit the dality will serve refreshments. dona, Joseph Schaffer, Joseph Te- Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Dilley are bicycle with great force, throwing The Mass for those making their zak, Alex Campbell, and John Gor- the parents of a son, born at Mercy nik. , the lad high in the air into the First Holy Conimunion will be said hospital July 6. ' LUNCH ROOMS AND HAMBURGER SHOPS at 8 o’clock Sunday morning, with Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Palmer and branches f(f a tree. The boy was Coyne Thompson came from In dignity, richness of appointments and Visitors and Residents— Be Sure to Try the State’s critically injured on the cement Father Elzi officiating. The chil­ son left Sunday for Pueblo, .where Silverton to spend the Fourth of Best Hamburgers Here. curb when he fell. He died in a dren from the fifth, sixth, seventh, they will make their home. July in Durango. painstaking attention to the smallest of and eighth grades will sing Gre­ Father F. Gregory Smith, Fa­ NO. 1—1737 CURTIS NO. 2—1641 LARiMER few minutes. Funeral seiwices for Miss Mary McDonough arrived details .. . our funerals are unrivalled . . . .r the boy were held in St. Michael’s gorian hymns. The children will ther William Powers, and three NO. 3— 537 15TH ST. from Tucson, Ariz., Thursday, church Friday mornjng, July 3, at also be enrolled under the Miracu­ seminarians, J. Roy FHglino, Mat­ July 2, to spend the summer with even when compared with those costing lous medal. thias Blenkush, and Howard De 9 o’clock, with the Rev. Louis her friend. Miss Rose Cavanaugh.' as much as fifty per cent more. ~ Cleanest—Least Expensive Haber as celebrant. Misses Ann Spehar and Ann Mu- Lang, spent Yuesday visiting with fich and Jake, George, and Victor Father Elzi. Tlie three seminar­ The marriage of Mary Rose Francis Schmitt, who is em­ Ryan of St. Patrick’s parish, Min­ ployed at Mercy hospital in Den­ Spehar spent July 4 and 5 driving ians will teach summer school at through Aspen, Leadville, and Telluride, Silverton, and Ouray. neapolis, Minn., and Floyd Joseph ver, spent July 4 with his mother, Engler of Durango is to take place Mrs. Frank W’. Schmitt. Glenwood Springs. The Rev. William Powers and John Cetin died July 4 after an three Sisters of St. Joseph spent July U at St. Columba’s church Mrs. Clyde C. Nelson is receiv­ before’ Father Cawley. Bon Ton Coffee Shop ing treatment in a local hospital illness of eight months. John was the day visiting with Father Elzi after falling on the porch steps of born at Red Lodge, Mont., Oct. 25, apd four sisters teaching summer David Fager is here from Den­ ^FEreRALsfltoSPEER/CA 0407 her hortie Sunday. She injured a 1920. He came here when a small school here. ver to visit his parents, Mr. and Home of Southern Dishes limb. baby with his- parents and since Mrs. William _ Arnott’s father, Mrs. D. M. Fager, in the Animas JAMES P. McCONATY Mrs. B. J. Bower and two chil­ Mr. Murphy, died at hi^ home in valley. Trinidad July 4. He was 86 years E i 322 15TH ST. dren. J. Gordon and Larry, went Mr. and Mrs. S. F. O’Rourke to Florence last Friday, where of age, and his death was caused and three children of Deering, If- * they joined Mr.s. Bower’s parents, by pneumonia. He was buried Nebr., and Miss Mary O’Rourke of J. E. BAUMAN, Prop. Visitors to View Monday morning in Trinidad. Mr. an) Mrs. W. E. Hawkins, and San Pedro, Calif., have been visit­ her brother, Harlan, for a motor Miss Gallie Gallowich, registered ing J. B. O’Rourke and family in trip to Spokane, Wash., and Cali­ Tiurse of Denver, drove in from Durango. Denver Sunday night, called by the fornia. i Sister Mary Gerardi and Sister death of her nephew, John Cetin. Mrs. Margaret Bower drove to Alamosa School Zuella are visiting Sister Mary I Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Boyle and THE TEMPTOlSt Westcliife and Abbot’s lodge with Gerardi’s brother, John Fleck, and The MAY Co [ son. Jack, spent the week-end in friends Saturday, July 4. family. The sisters are from Se­ ICE CREAM ' Denver. They returned Sunday Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald has gone Alamosa.—The Catholics of Al­ attle, Wash. to California for a few weeks. lison are sending a committee to night. Alamosa to observe the teaching The car driven by Mr. Farrel, George Fritz has returned from 0 Our Ice Cream Is Fresh Miss Catherine Fitzgerald arid Mrs. Grand Junction, where he has Nell Crawford acompanied her as methods pursued by the Benedic­ a teacher in the grade school; his Froiin By Us Each Day tine Sisters, here, and will decide j wife, and Miss Helen Nemanic, been employed in a CCC camp, to far as Denver. spend some time with his family Made From Fresh Cream, Milk, A group of children made their upon a catechetical day in Allison ■ also a teacher of the public schools I here, collided with another car here. Sugar, and Eggs First Communion at Portland Sun­ after their, interview with Mother Annual July day. The sisters from M t St. Imelda and their visit to the school. I Wednesday, July 1, in Denver. Metz Rodgers of Silverton is IT IS A Scholastica’s academy have been An annual event keenly looked The occupants suffered, cuts and spending the week-end in Durango DR IV E HEALTHFUL. ENJOYABLE teaching at the vacation school forward to by the Spanish-Amer- bruises. visiting relatives, FOOD IN there this summer, making the trip icans will be observed this Sunday, back and forth each day. when San Benito will be honored It Builds Up Resistance Against at an al fresco festival in the fields and get your day’s milk Diseases east of Alamosa. After the bless­ ing of the fields, the Litany will be Clearance supply direct from the CAMP HOLY CROSS I, Take a Carton Home Hollace Jones chanted. High Mass will be cele­ brated by Father McCarthy, as­ . ConWucted by the Benedictine Fathers After Church Standard Oil Products sisted by Father Augustine, O.S.B., for Boys 9 to 14 Years 'of Age Producers Pure who is aiding with the parish work 412 EAST COLFAX AVE. Featuring Mountain and Ranch Life, Nature Study, lOTH & ACOMA during the school term. Complina (Opposite Imniaculatp Concopt'on will be chanted by the children Woodcraft, Hiking, Riding, Swimming, and other SUMMER SHOES Cathedral) Milk Co. Atlas Tires— Batteries Saturday evening, when St. Bene­ branches of athletics. dict, author of the Compline, will Rate, $1.00 Per Day, Payable in Advance AT be honored. Drop in After Services for a Red Front Shoe Shop Mr. and Mrs. John Steffens of JULY 15 TO AUGUST 26 920 SPEER BLVD. Now at Hutchihson, Kans., were week-end guests of their uncle, John Steffens, COOLING DRINK 933 15TH ST. MA. 3032 Write DIRECTOR, Box 351, Canon City, Colo. Ice Cream—All Flavors and family at Hooper. OR A Between Champa and Curtis Joseph Ralph Leopold was the name gpven in Baptism Sunday, Lunch or Dinner You Can Rely on Quality Half Soles..50<^ July 5, to the infant son of Mr. This Dairy and" Mrs. Ralph Cordova. Mr. and Hoh Nob With Your Better Mrs. Rendon of. Las Sauces were Class Friends ALSO the sponsors. * THE C. C. GILL The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. AT THE COUNTER SERVICE ENGRAVING CO. Bert Martinez, Jr., was baptized LOOP MARKET Over a thousand pairs from our regular Rolando Ricardo, the godparents at Steel and Copper Plate Engravers being Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Man- FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE stock! White Shoes! Bright* Shoes! All of Nob Hill Inn 933 BANNOCK zanares of Parkview, N. Mex. Free Parking With Purchase of 50c or More at 1429 Lawrence materials, all types and patterns, all heel 420 EAST COLFAX Social and Commercial Stationery heights included. Practically our com­ 1751 Champa St. MAin 3046 JOE DEVEREAUX Tell the people you patronize plete stock of summer shoes. All sizes but Ushers for Month • -DRINK , W. MOSLEY not in every style. I that you saw their advertisement DR. MINOWITZ K7 iSOLESOTc ' (Opposite Cathedral) SPRAY’S^ X\ Men’s.Men’s, Women’s, endand I in The Register. DENTIST Are Announced COFFEE ' I Chndren’’s Half Sales MRS. RUST INVITES YOU TO Loop Shoe PLATES—CROWNS Pueblo.— (St. Leander’s Par­ VI Bridgework, Extractions, Repairs REPAIR SHOP Women’s $3.94 Summer Paragons, CANARY INN ish)— Ushers for the month of ALWAYSsjresh Loop Market, Lawrence Street Side .97 Cor. 17th and Larimer July are; For the 7 o’clock Mass, Just 149 Pairs of Our Own Famous Brand! Quality Foods “ .1 Bird for Service’’ Priced to Robert Chapman and Eymard Buy Direct from n The firms listed here de­ To Suit Your Taste Fit Yojir Purse Glentzer; 9, James'Philbin. Importer and Roaster 1862 Stout St. Opposite Post Office Sunday, July 12, will be the serve to be remembered Quality Astured (One Hlock Vr'eft of Holy Ghost Church) regular‘ Communion day for mem­ $6 Surety Six Summer Shoes, Buy Your Sewing Machine at bers of the Holy Name society. STORES: when you are distributing $ Q .O O The Re'iah'e Mrs. Thomas Kerrigan was Home, Loop, and Colfax Public Mar youn patronage in the dif- 215 Pairs Taken From Our Own Stocks! called to Denver in the past week | keta, and Broadway at Ellsworth 3 There you get a square deal, CALL plus service with a smile. because of the illness of her j K E 7181 1 business. M ALON E’S CANDIES daughter, Mrs. Frank Kottenstette. FOR DELIVERY Ne*,v Graybar Electrics. Singer '‘The Candy ?haVs Different” Maribel and Billy McDonnal' $6.i85 Naturalizer Summer Shoes, and W’hite, new and used, at went to Denver Saturday to spend .42 prices that defy competition. a few weeks with relatives and Just 92 Pairs Reduced for Clearance! We Make Our Own Always Fresh friends. ^3 1522 Curtis 1509 Welton Reliable Sewing Mary Ann and Bobby John Knight have returned to their Machine Co. ^ home in Colorado Springs after DENVER $7.75 Soronty House Shoes, TRY OUR spending a week with relatives in .87 HOME MADE CANDY Singe;* and Graybar Electrics this city. 78 P^irs of These Famous Shoes for On Thursday of -last week, Wil­ BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL ^3 609 15th St. TA. 7894 A. L . R IC H EY liam ■ Sutherland went to Fort DIRECTORY Logan, where he will spend 30 days Manufacturing Confectioner at the Citizens’ Military Training The firms that appear in this directory, or have dis- $8.50 Andrew Geller Pumps, 608 15th Street DENTISTRY camp. piay ads in other sections of your Register, consist­ PURE CLEAN WHOLESOME DR. JORGENSEN Mrs. G. E. Sandstrom has r e -; Only 54 Pairs of These Quality Pumps. turned from Detroit, Mich., where ently represent the best in their business and profes­ AND ASSOCIATES she had been visiting at the home ! sion. They are doing their part to deserve your trade TRY OUR SPECIAL DiagnosiB. X-Rays. Plates. Bridges. of her daughter, Mrs. Francis by supporting your paper. You can do your share Crowns. Inlays, Fillings,^ Extrac­ tions. Treatments, Cleanings, and Jacobson. A daughter was born by patronizing them and mentioning The Catholic $10.50 Andrew Geller Shoes, FRIED CHICKEN DINNER Rcrairinz. recently to Mr. and Mrs. Jacob­ Register, 1206 ISth 606 ISth son. 73 Pairs of TfiOse Famous Shoes, now for FULL SIX-COURSE 8 a.m.-6 p.m. 8 «.m.-8 p.m. TA. 5761 KE. 8721 —MAKE THIS A HABIT- 4(lc Special Summer REGISTER ATTENTION TO CATHOLIC Daily and Sunday NERVES CAUSE ______REGISTER ADS______BAR AND FOUNTAIN SERVICE Term Concluded SLEEPLESSNESS AUTOMOBILES When Your Nerve, Keep You (St. Rose of Lima’s Pariah) RAY'S CAFE Awake Use This Old Reliable St. Rose of Lima’s parish closed 13th & Lincoln 1518 CALIFORNIA Remedy a three-week vacation school last JAMES MOTOR CO. KE. 8221 You should sleep soundly all nicbt and week. The following children walie up in the morning completely rest­ DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DISTRIBUTORS “Famous for Fine Foods” ’ ed and refreshed. If you don't . . your made their First Holy Communion nerves are very Sunday morning, July 5: Ralph and Expert Repair Service at Reasonable Rates— Also Used Cars likely to blame Mary Blake; Nadine Richards, Buy the Best Sleeplessness i s DRUGS DRIVE OUT TO almost always Joan Freilinger, Mary Thomas, caused by high Shirley and Richard Moore, Ann strung nerves, fo overcome sleep* Copeland, and Teresa Langfield. MEYERS DRUG STORE iessness you must A Communion breakfast was COMPLETE DRUG SERVICE “AMBROSIA” STELLA’S give your nerves served in the parish hall to the relief. first communicants, the altar boys, TAbor 9606 Ample Parking Space llth & A co m a Finest Quality FOR THE BEST That is exactly what Koenig’ s Ner­ and the other members of the va­ vine does. This fa­ cation school, 34 in all. LAUNDRIES mous old prescrip­ tion quiets and Preparations for the annual Val- PIES Chicken Dinner soothes the nerves verde dinner and play festiv^, Sat­ "Doiver’s Meat Pregressiv, Laundry” and in this way 47 VARIETIES YOU EVER TASTED urday, Aug. 15, are progressing promotes natural, with more enthusiasm than ever, i healthy sleep. Koe­ THE CASCADE LAUNDRY Sunday Special— 5 0 ^ nig’s Nervine is Denver Pie Co. the ideal remedy “TRY OUR NEW SERVICE’’ f o r sleeplessness CLASS TO MAKE KE. 2822 1472 So. Broadway . because It corrects Damp Wash IS lbs. for 4 9 cents the cause of your trouble, and la entirely free from harmful drugs. Ist COMMUNION Excess at 3 Cents Per Pound Don’t spend another night In reetleas 1847 Market W e Call For and Deliver FA. 6370-6379 tossing. Get a bottle of Koenig’s Nervine (St. James’ Parish) wwwwwvwwvwwww/vw^^^wwwwww^w from your druggist today, and yon will sleep welt tonight . . . or if you wish we A class of children of the par­ TRANSFER AND StORAGE vwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwvwwwwvwwvw will send you a free trial size bottle. Dae ish will receive First Communion coupon. Sunday, July 19. KOENIG MEDICINE CO., Dept, E-»7, This Sunday will be Communion PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS 1045 N. Wells St., Chicago, Illinois. d'ay for the Holy Name men and Please send me a free trUI size bottle of all men of the parish. They will Gallagher Transfer & Storage Co. Koenig's Nervine. receive at the 7 o’clock Mass. 1700 16th St. Name ...... - ...... Mr. and Mrs. J. L. 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MILLI.ION FEET OF Members of the Regis guild church Thursday morning at 10 FILM CARRIED will assist at a homecoming Mass BITHIlin o’clock for Mrs. Elizabeth Zar- Another thrill that comes to few men was Levin’s when he came Father Hubbard, who left San to be said at 8:30 Sunday in the Roosevelt lengo, 63, mother of Deputy DiS' Francisco last week, will be ac­ face to face with a giant Kodiak students’ chapel at the college. Goldstripi Hotteni trict Attorney Anthonyly Zarlengo . . „ , bear. Levin was armed only with companied by two expert camera­ 18th and California who died at her home, 4185 Hooker men, Nick Cavalieri and George Plans are being made for the a .38 caliber revolver. The bear HOLLAND SCOTT, Mgr. street, Monday. The Rev,. Dr. De­ charg^ed and Levin was forced to Getty, carrying with them 1,000,000 annual card party to be conducted lisle A. Lemieux, pastor, ^ a s cele­ g»i fire six shots into the beast’s body feet of supersensitive film. It is by the organization Aug. 17. Re­ mbrant of the Mass, assisted by the before it fell dead kt his feet. intended to make pictures of the cently, the guild purchased pews Rev. Andrew S. Dimichino, S.J., of The young scientist spent eight Devil's paw, an almost inaccessible formerly used in St. Catherine’s Regis college as deacon; the Rev. range consisting of three sharp church and had them installed in BEGINNING SUNDAY, JULY 12 Matthew Connelly, O.S.B., of spikes rising above an ice cap the college chapel. The CanonJ0i^y, suhdeacon, and the 3,000 feet high. Grass has been planted in the THE Rev. i^chard Kavanagh, tempora­ The chief object of scientific in­ playing field of the Regis stadium, "Open Sesame” rily a^gned in Denver from the terest will be the search for, the and the seats in the grandstand Kenmark Diocese of Indianapolis, master of footprint of a prehistoric monster, have been given a new coat of to a perfect luncheon ‘Petrified Forest’ i ceremonies. The Most Rev. Bishop believed by Father Hubbard to be paint. 17th and Welton Urban J, Vehr was present and that of a dinosaur of the Jurassic The Very Rev. Robert M. Kelley, CASANOVA A profoundly moving drama played with the gave the absolution. period Great Bear lake. Popu­ E. J. STACK, Mgr. SOGIEIf U S lar Ijeliejf among Indian tribes is S. J., president of the college, is at Until she became ill about a that the footprint is^ that of a conducting a retreat for the Sis­ usual artistry of the Slitch’s Theater cast. year ago, Mrs. Zarlengo, a life­ ters of the Cenacle in St. Louis, time resident of Denver, was prom­ monster bear. To reach the region The Brown Palace Denver’s Leading Pop­ m it will be necessary for the party Mo. The Rev. James I. Shannon, WITH inent in the activities of St. Cath­ S.J., professor of physics and Hotel ular Priced Hotels m erine’s parish. She is survived by TIEJTEII PISTl to cross the rapids of the Inklin river. A specially-constructed boat geology at St. Louis university, is m her husband, George Zarlengo; visiting in Denver,- Everytbintr combines to make a m IRENE PURCELL AND eight children, Mrs. Louis Fran­ of alleghany metal, six times as luncheon at Casanova an event I Un­ cisco, Monterey, Calif.; Anthony, Members of the junior Good strong as the toughest steel, has The Rev. F. L. Sebastiani, S.J., hurried comfort . . . delicious food OPERATED BY m KENNETH MacKENNA Shepherd Aid society, together been prepared for the crossing. isuperintendent of Holy Trinity . . . genuine hospitality. Yet prices Erselia, Eleanor, Albert, ^Arthur, are no more than you pay most any­ A. D. WILSON & CO. m and Rolano Zarlengo, and Mrs. with the many friends of the Good Father Hubbard’s itinerary will high school, Trinidad, former where. a Make Your Reiervations at Baur’i— KE. 8104 Fenton Lawlor, all of Denver, and Shepherd home, will gather Sun­ be changed if an eruption, pre­ member of the Regis faculty, is m a sister, Mrs. Michael Moauro. day, July 19, at the Elitch’s gar­ dicted by himself, occurs in the making his retreat at Regis. Matinees Wednesday and Saturday dens theater to enjoy an evening vicinity of Bogosloff island. In Interment was made in Mt. Oli­ The Rev. Raymond Belloc, S.J., of legitimate stage art At the that event, the party plans to hop professor of philosophy at Loyola AL LYONS and his famous “ Coconut Grore’’ Orchestra vet cemetery, with W. P. Horan same time, they will be assisting by plane to that region. & Son in charge of funeral ar­ university, Chicago, and former Ambassador in the Trocadero Ballroom. rangements. in raising money for an outstand­ Regis high school professor, is m ing charitable institution. making a private retreat at Regis. The officers of this society are Hotel a Ride the Bug, the Loop-o-Vlane, the Wild>Cat Work in landscaping the campus II Mrs. William May, president; Miss is being accomplished under the 1728 California Parish to Hold Helen Quirk, vice president; Mrs. ; Seen in The i direction of Mr. De Boer, city land­ m Denver’s Newest and Most Children’s Day Tuesday, with Bobo, the Clown Shearer, treasurer, and Miss Elsie scape manager. f/z DENVER a Bissel, secretary. Modern a Picnic at Elitch’s Those attending the monthly Adjeceet be«Mtlfu{ Weth> m H eadlines * Ingten perk. Only a ID- Lavatory and Toilet meeting on Friday, July 3, at the n7lngte drive to the heart of in Every Room m It’s smart to be seen at Argonaut hotel were the officers — M. F. Everett. M. Walter Stoll Ihe city. Free hui service t# shopping district. For In* (Holy Rotary Parish) and Mmes. Albert Shirk, Richard Downtown Location & Fireproof ^ ^ ^ ^ a a a a a a a a a -a,* formation write Dept. RATES REASONABLE m At a meeting held Wednesday Fox, Francis Kaffer, Mary Mc­ MANUFACTURERS M Fark Lane. .Denver. Cola. a evening, July 1, plans were com­ Grath, and James Simpson, and PATFNT system in U. S was pleted for the annual picnic for Misses Alice Goodrow, Katherine instituted 100 years ago. Auto Seat Covert Our Specialty Flitch’s Gardens the benefit of the chnrch“ to be Sullivan, Lillian Burgess, and PAINTER in St. Louis won re­ GARAGE a held at Blitch’s gardens Sunday Christine Jensen. nown because he is Scotch. He Auto UphoUteriof, Topt, otc. afternoon and evening, July 19. Those who "were not able to at­ subscribed to an art course for his son, who was not interested in it. TABOR 3639 The feature of the picnic will be tend the meeting are to receive He finished the course himself then, a delicious chicken dinner pre­ their theater tickets from the of­ Corner 33rd and Larimer SIGHT SEEING Club Garage pared and served by the women of ficers of the circle to which they and made a success. THERE IS A DIFFERENCE! TRAVEL VIA NEWLYWED man in California Frank J, Robertson, Prop, the parish. belong. took the cake for getting mixed. 1300 GLENARM PLACE The Holy Name society will re­ He kissed the judge and gave the Union 'Pacific Stages ceive Holy Communion Sunday, Mike Masterson bride the wedding fee. All ^ Day and Night Service STREAMLINE SLEEPER CHAIR COACHES July 12, at the 6 o’clock Mass. Mrs. Hagus on QUININE without the usual Nation-Wide Service— Convenient Daily Departures The meeting of the Young bitter taste is the new compound the Sightseeing Tours STORAGE— 1730 GLENARM PLACE RESERVATIONS, MA. 4111 Ladies’ sodality will be held Mon­ claimed discovered by a Swiss man. day evening, July 13, in the school RATTLESNAKE derby was Family 437 17th St. —LUBRICATION— hall. Visit to Coast planned at Carlsbad, N. M. No, DENVER KE. 3269 —WASHING we didn’t apply for a job as jockey. •> Dining and Dancing on the Fashionable Some Collegei Shatter Faith Mrs. Joseph C. Hagus, who for PILLS by the thousands were Toronto.— Some colleges are de­ many years has been prominent taken by Nebraska students in de­ in Catholic activities in the diocese, termining the quickest dissolving t Garden W alk at structive of religious beliefs, P. A. coating. Westberg of Chicago, internation­ is on an extended visit to the home BICYCLE left in a police sta­ CARS FOR RENT j al president of the Gideons’ so­ of her brother, Leo Kelly, in Holly­ wood, Calif. Mrs. Hagus plans later tion yard was stolen, the second in ciety, declared at a banquet here. a year. go to the For Pleasure or Business— Delivered to Your Door ^ EDDIE OTT’S BROADMOOR “ Many a youth has gone to college to visit another brother. Will, in Reno, Nev. COLD WAVE killed a man the CALL with a simple childlike faith and other day. It was. in Argentina, 1 9 ^ O a / m t S n u come home with that faith shat­ ) ’ RETURN FROM TRIP where it’s plenty chilly now. *De**r>i TC«<» tered,’’ Mr. Westberg said. LABORER in Maryland figured Mr. and Mrs. George Quick and 1718-1730 BROADWAY Auto Rental Service, Inc. daughter, Rosemary, have re­ he wouldn’t need his head after he 1624 BROADWAY KE. 8581 To Lead Pilgrims turned to Denver after a delight­ was dead: he offered to sell it to \ Mountain Resorts ful motor trip and visits in Reno, a hospital for $53 to meet some Nev., and Hollywood, Calif. pressing debts. ' TRAVELING the high seas alone at the age of 2% is the Epidemics Bring Baptisms record of a boy, bom in Germany, Hankow.— Epidemics of typhoid who came here to rejoin his par­ 8-Hour Special Cleaning Service ELDORADO SPRINGS fever and smallpox have ravaged ents. It’s The Ideal Vacation and Picnic Resort several sections of this vicariate ICELAND bridge crashed into this year. According to Lumen Special Rates to Large Groups DENVER— PHONE TABOR 1271 a flooded stream just one-half hout Call Fre« Call and service, a half dozen zealous Cath­ before King Christian of Denmark PEARL 3753 Delivery DANCING—SWIMMING olic women of the Suihsien district and his party were due t o pass 29 Miles From Denver— 9 Miles From Boulder visited several hundred of the sick over it. MUCH pieUlt in their homes and, while doing DELEGATE at a recent polit- CLEANE^IS AND DYERS ' much to alleviate corporal suffer­ iA l convention was peeved when ing, had the consolation of prepar­ charged, $4 for a steak. “ I sold a 328 BROADWAY EST. 30 YEARS BLANCHARD LODGE ing 68 of the victims for eternity whole cow last week for $4,” he Smarter Four Miles Out on Boulder Canon Road— Open AU Year by administering Baptism to them phrieked. before they passed away. In the W VW VVVPS/VVyW SW W W W VVVAVW %ftViW W VW W VVW VW V Phone 1463 for Room and Party Reservations district of Lishan, five women vis­ Transformer Catches to be seen at ited 1,100 sick and baptized 211- Steak and Chicken Dinners Fire at Papal Villa MR. AND MRS. J. C. DOHERTY, Props. Missioners Hear C^ardinal ESTES PARK Rome. — The second plenary Vatican City.— An electric trans­ WMVMWJWJWWJVWW, conference of the Ordinaries un­ former in the park surrounding C. S. “ BROMIE” BROMSTEAD’S der the jurisdiction of the Apos­ the Papal villa at Castel Gandolfo Uakeside tolic Delegation in Leopoldville, caught fire when it was struck by Belgian Congo, Central Africa, was lightning in a storm. The fire Rocky Mountain National Park COPELAND LAKE LODGE inaugurated by a radio message of was extinguished immediately. SUMMER HOTELS AND LODGES Cardinal Fumasoni-Biondi, Prefect = THE STANLEY HOTEL Write or Phone ay. Miles South of Camp Malo of the Sacred Congregation of ROCKY MOUNTAIN Propaganda Fide, broadcast from i THE CHALET-RANCH CABINS - LODGE ROOMS - MEALS MOTOR COMPANY The Rev. Harold E. Colliut, the 'Vatican radio station. His ; GRAND LAKE LODGE 1730 Glenarm, Denver Ph.D., recently appointed, by Excellency, the Most Rev. John Archbishop John J. Mitty, chap­ Dellepiane, Apostolic Delegate, COLO. SPRINGS JOE BUCKNAM’S lain and director of the Eucha­ presided at the meeting of the 25 WoWMWMVWWWWJWiPJWWJWWWMWM ristic Congress group from the mission heads of the Belgian Con­ BALDPATE INN Archdiocese of San Francisco, go and the mandated territories of VISIT THE WONDERFUL WOODBINE LODGE which will make a pilgrimage on Ruanda’ and Urundi. C A V E OF THE W IN D S DELICIOUS TROUT, STEAK, AND CHICKEN DINNERS the N .y.K ., M.S. Tatsuta Maru, AT MANITOU, COLORADO and C ABIN S to the 33rd International 'Eucha­ Reviewers Laud Nuns ' A Mil. of G.otofic.1 Miracles— A Trip You Will Never Ferfot ■t ristic Congress, to be held in Ottawa. — Marian Revival in Party Reservation!— Phone or Write 24 Miles From Denver on Colorado Springs Road to Sedalia Manila Feb. 3 to 7 next year. French Literature Since Chateau­ GORDON MACE, Prop. ESTES PARK (F. V. Williams Newt Service.) briand Up to the Present, by Sis­ Delicious Chicken Dinners Excellent Bar Service ter Paul Emile of the Gray Sisters Hutchinson Battery Service Body and Fender Repairing of the Cross of Ottawa, is regarded by reviewers as a new source of in­ 4 E. KIOW A PHONE 240 HUPP HOTEL Painting and Upholstering spiration for literary Canada. The Willard Batteries Auto Electric Service book is not an anthology but a OPEN ALL YEAR -i- STEAM HEATED Izett Auto Body and searching analysis and a brilliant Carburetor Service Auto Radio Service Coffee Shop — :— Cafe — :— Saddle Horses synthesis of what the best lay Repair Shop pens of France have written in praise of the Blessed Virgin in DELICIOUS FOOD 1448 Speer Blvd. TA . 4293 this period. f r i e n d l y SERVICE PGter Pan Cleaners PORTER'S CAFE WESTERN ART-CRAFTS 429 SOUTH TEJON STREET MOUNTAIN TROUT - TENDER STE AKS Phone MAin 5050 for Always Reliable Courteous Service INDIAN CURIOS PHONE 209 OpposUp Post Office, Estes Park, Colo.

BROOK FOREST, COLO.— 6 Miles Above Evergreen on Cub Creek Rocky Mountain Alabaster Goods Get to Know LEE th . Drufgist ACCOMMODATIONS MAY BE HAD BY DAY OR WEEK Mexican Bubble-Glass Antique Santos and Religious Objects Phone Evergreen 25, EDWIN F. .WELZ, Brook Forest, Oo'.o. ESTES PARK DRUG MONAHAN The STRANG GARAGE Co. STORE Our Dinners Have Made Brook Forest Inn Famous Nevada at Kiowa Colorado Springe THE REXALL STORE Motor Co. * KOHLBERG'S LEE TIGHE, Prop. S3S 17TH ST., DENVER Storage - Car Washing - Lubrication Elisabeth Arden and Cara Nome Expert Auto Repairing Toiletries. Mrs. Stover’s snd Whitman Day and Ni»ht Towin* Servict PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Come and Watch Our Indian Silverimith BUICK and PONTIAC Dealers Candies CHEVROLET AGENCY I PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street ♦THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, July 9, 1936 MRS. PAUL IS ‘GODMOTHER’ OF Number 1 ' Sunday Date for There Are Two Kinds of Vacations LOCAL SPANISH-AMERICANS Some people plan their vacation to have fun and excitement. Catholic Chui’(jh and Some plan it just to rest. If you are one of the latter,_ whose (Continued From Page One) reared two nieces of Mr. Paul, both work takes every bit of available energy, maybe your vision is Sodality Picnic Is D1 in Denver trieved a watch they had taken of whom have attended Loretto Institutional Securities defective. Eyestrain saps strength. Have your eyes examined ■ from him. Heights college. The daughter is now. Let clear and easy vision at your work leave you ready for Mr. and Mrs. Paul left Mexico Mrs. Theodore Rinker of Denver, a happy and gay vacation. - (St, Francis de Sales’ Parish) who has one son, and the nieces are The condition of the Most Rev. Combine Safety and The sodality picnic at Eldorado in 1912, and, after a brief stay in Denver, went to Guatemala, Cen­ Mrs. Arthur D. Apgar of New Jer­ Patrick A. McGovern, Bishop of Springs will be held Sunday, July sey and Mrs. Pauline Claytqn Hoyt Cheyenne, who is in St. Joseph’s 12. For reservations, call Angela tral America, where they lived two Reasonable Return years. They returned to Colo­ of Los Angeles, both converts to the hospital, was reported improved SWIGERT BROS. Petrovich, PE. 1045. A good time rado, residing in Littleton for six Church. 'Thursday. Bishop McGovern has IS promised to all who attend. Optometrists years, and then moved to Denver. been ill since last week. This Sunday, Father Gallagher Before Mrs. Paul was appointed I They have been members of St. field secretary of the Denver dean­ The Rev. Eusebius Schlingmann, will of the Maryknoll Fathers Philomena’s parish for the past ery. of the National Council of Q.F.M., of St. Elizabeth’s church 1550 California KEystone 7651 speak at all the Masses. 16 years. Catholic Women ten years ago is slightly improved. On Monday at 9 o’clock. Miss Mrs. Paul, with her parents and and took charge of the social wel­ The Rev. E. A. Mey, recently Mary Shea of this, parish became fare department of the organiza­ the bride of George. Stirsky of five brothers and sisters, came to ordained for the • Diocese of San W e invite your inquiries either in Central City from her birthplace tion, she had served for one year Antonio, Tex.,' was brought to Castle Rock at a Nuptial Mass at St. Cajetan’s center. person or by mail, no obligation. performed by the Rev. Leo Thome. in New Diggings, Wise., when she Mercy hospital Tuesday in a crit­ Miss Kathryn Shea, sister o f the was only two years old. She was The only explanation Mrs. Paul ical condition. He was returning bride, and Martin Shejek attended educated at the convent school in will give of the success she has to his diocese when he was the old mining city, which was con­ had with the Mexican and -Span- stricken. He is now improving. Catholic the couple. 28 E. 6th Dr. John H. Spillane, Jr., of this ducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph. ish-American poor -of the city is, The Rev. Francis X. Hoefkens, “ We understand each other.’’ SuLLTVAN &. C o m p a n y Ave. Symbolism parish, after finishing a year as After completing her schooling, S.J., treasurer of Regis college, is resident physician at the Glockner Mrs. Paul, then Loretta Doran, After watching her in her little convalescing at Mercy hospital. Seciirity Building Tbatcher Building a office, talking brusquely, but al­ The Very Rev. Dean J. B. Lici- sanitarium in Colorado Springs, assumed the position of bookkeeper Denver Pueblo TA. 6468 Specialty has left for Chicago, v/here for at the Rocky Mountain National ways sympathetically, with the otti of Walsenburg is making a three months he will take a special bank in Central City, where she large numbers who come to her satisfactory recovery from an TAbor 4264 Phone 5744 course in obstetrics. Dr. Spillane remained for four years. She and daily for aid, and after seeing her operation he underwent at St. Jos­ Mr. Paul, a graduate of the Colo­ visit the squalid homes of her eph’s hospital. The Rev. Martin “QUALITY MONUMENTS FOR LESS’ taught biology at Loretto Heights college last year. rado school of mines and a mem­ “ clients,” where she is always Arno, O.S.B., of Holy Cross abbey. Two converts, Maude Nancy Mc­ ber of a pioneer Colorado family, welcomed, one realizes that no Canon City, is improving after Gee and Jennie Ann Marks, 'were were married in Central City. truer explanation could be made. undergoing a major operation at recently received into the Church Besides one daughter, they have Mrs. Paul speaks the Spanish lan­ St. Joseph’s. guage fluently, and, from her long Specializing in Quality Plumbing and by Father Leo Thome. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Phenix were sponsors experience with them in Mexico, understands the nature and tem­ for Mrs. McGee. Heating Repairs perament of the Mexican people. Benedictines to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Woodman and daughters, Betty and Mary, are Park Hill Girl With the exception of three days SLATTERY & COMPANY enjoying a trip on the West coast. a week at the Ave Maria clinic, They have visited Salt Lake City, Mrs. Paul spends the remainder Conduct 6-Week PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS Las Vegas, Boulder dam, Los of her time at her'office and in MURPHY-MAHONEY MOTOR CO. Angeles, San Diego, and Long making visits to the homes. She 1646 BLAKE STREET WiD Go on Sta;e has straightened out innumerable Beach, and at present are at Cata­ Camp for Boys 2986 NO. SPEER JOHN J. CONNOR, President PHONE KEYSTONE 1441' lina island. From there, they will difficult situations. Although the go to San Francisco by boat and Denver deanery welfare offipe does %VWVVVWVWVWWWW/WVSiVWWiVWVWbWWAWA (Blessed Sacrament Parish) Camp Holy Cross, conducted for Used Cars GA. 1457 Service then proceed home. not give relief directly, Mrs. Paul boys from nine to 14 years of age Mrs. Frank Scherer and daugh- Miss Mary Kranz, who was sees to it that needy persons secure by the Benedictine Fathers of the jters, Margaret, Mary, and Betty, graduated in June from the Lament help through the Denver bureau Holy Cross Abbey school of Canon Dealers in are enjoying a vacation in Grand school of music and drama, will of public welfare. City, will open July 16 and -will Lake. leave Denver for New York Thura- Mrs. Paul’s only surviving broth­ continue through Aug. 26. Youths o h c L O m um m SiacIcdL, Johnnie Hynes and Barry 'day, July 16, to enter the active er is Samuel Doran, father of the attending^ the camp will be af­ Keeshan are enjoying tljeir vaca­ phase of her profession. Her Rev. Dr. Thomas Doran. Her sis­ forded a full six weeks of mountain tion in California. mother will accompany her on the ter, Sister Mary St. Constance, and camp life, including riding, municipflL Bonos • inuESTmEni trusts Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Ater and trip and stay to see her estab­ died in 1920 in the Good Shepherd hiking, woodcraft, and nature family spent the week-end at Estes lished in the artistic mecca of the convent at Helena, Mont. Another study. Rates are $1 per day, pay­ CDBPORflTIDnBOnPS-inSURBnCE STOCKS Park. While there, they enjoyed a nation. Miss Krariz is happy in sister, Mrs. Margaret Wells, prom­ able in advance. For reservations visit with Father Shanley. the prospect of realizing the ambi­ inent in Denver Catholic activities, and further information, those de­ . S c a N L H M f i t C O . Joseph Hynes, who is studying tion that has directed and colored died in January of this year. siring to attend the camp are asked COLORADO NATIONAL BANK BLD&. MA.52II at the Redemptorist Preparatory her whole life and for v/hich she to write the Director, Box 351, college in Kirkwood. Mo., is spend­ has worked and studied with en­ Carnival Committee Canon City. ing the summer here with his thusiasm. She has one striking mother, Mrs. Catherine Hynes. qualification for the legitimate To Meet on Monday Call Frank Williams when you want dependable Mr. and Mrs. John Boehm ail- stage in her lovely speaking voice, Look at Your Hat! which charms the listener with its repair work on your typewriter. nounce the engagement of their The last meeting of the carnival Everyone Else Does daughter. LaVerne Anne, to cultivated inflections and its warm, PROMPT SERVICE— HONEST PRICES sympathetic timbre. She speaks committee of the Dominican Sis­ V Charles Graham Montague. Miss ters. of the Sick Poor will be held For a good recondition- Boehm is a graduate of St. Fran­ modestly of her work, but, if cour­ ing send it to A ll Makes Typewriter Service age and ardor are factors in suc­ at 8 o’clock Monday evening, July SALES ■ RENTALS ■ REPAIRS MAin 3495 cis de Sales’ high school and is 13, at the convent, 2501 Gaylord 435 14th St. well known in the parish. Mr. cess, with sound common sense and RAN HATTERS a solid foundation, her future of­ street. The date of the carnival Montague attended Greeley State opening is set for July 16, and a 19 E. Colfax MA. 6838 REQUIESCANT IN PACE Teachers’ college. At present, he fers every hope for real achieve­ ment. special Virginia baked ham dinner is employed by a local construc­ is planned for the opening night. ♦a Good Place to HELEN HILDA LANE. 245 W. Fourth tion company and also is a member There will be a general Com­ Ave. Wife of George Lane, mother of The price is 50 cents per person EAT Pnd DRINK munion for all the men of the par­ Richard Lane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. of Art Thompson’s orchestra. He and serving will begin at 5 o’clock. Theodore Virtco Polz of Raton, N. Mex. Reauiem joined the Church recently, having ish at the 8:30 Mass Sunday, July where you may This feature of the carnival is in Mass was offered Saturday at 9 in St. been in Father Leo Thome’s con­ 12. ■ - Joseph’s church. Interment Mt. Olivet. charge of Mrs. Harring^ton. vert class. No definite date for The 7 o’clock Mass last Sunday amily. George P. Hackethal service. Arrangements have been made the wedding has been set. was celebrated by Father Fitz- Lunches or MARYANN SPAHN, 1159 Uth St. for the appearance of 25 full- Hackethal Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Spahn, Simon of San Antonio, Tex., who Regular Meals sister of Rita, Agnes, Dorothy, Joseph. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Heald blooded Sioux Indians from the Eugene, and Charles, Jr. High Mass of Pine Ridge mission in South Da­ Try Our Ro-Coco of this parish. Argantine Style the Ar.gets was celebrated Saturday at Order Refinances kota. Other interesting features This Good ^ MORTUARY 8:80 in St. Elisabeth’s church. Inter­ Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Reilly have ment Mt. Olivet. Theodore Hacldetbal will mark the three day fete, the as their house guest Mrs. Reilly’s proceeds of which will be given MADDEN'S 1449-51 Kalamath St. sister, Mrs. P. M. Daly of Wash­ JAMES C. KILLORIN, 2978 Newton.’ to the Dominican Sisters to assist 1219 Lawrence St. Mattress... Western Province ington, D. C., who is spending the Phone MAin 4006 Husband of Edith Killorin, father of them in carrying on their work of James, Edward, and Eileen Elizabeth summer here. charity. Killorin, brother of Mrs. R. J. Markey, The Poor Sisters of St. Francis Guaranteed $19.75 Value Carlsbad, Calif.; Eleanor E. Killorin, Los Miss Wilma McCormick of Boul­ Angeles; Donald T. Killorin. Jersey City. Seraph of the Perpetual Adora­ der and William McCabe were mar­ Proceeding# of China Congreaa tion, who conduct St. Anthony’s N. J. Requiem Mass was offered Monday ried in Blessed Sacrament church Peiping.— A complete report of 75c Dreams all come true on this soft, at 9 in St. Dominic’s church. Interment hospital in Denver and St. Fran­ in the past week. Mt. Olivet. Boulevard service. the proceedings of the All-China restful, easy mattress. Spring-filled. GEO. P. cis’ hospital in Colorado Springs, Major and Mrs. R. G. Breene DOWN VIRGINIA RAGLAND, 2924 S. Ban­ have completed arrangements for Catholic Action Congress, held in nock. Wife of Floyd Ragland, mother and their son are guests of Mrs. Non-sag edge. Button tufts. Choice a $4,000,000 refinancing program Shanghai last September, has been HACKETHAL of Floydeen, daughter of Mrs. Rose Amt Breene’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. published by the national head­ of pretty* covers. Sealy quality of Littleton. Rosary was recited Sun­ in the form of a blanket loan to A. Zimmer. • Funeral Director day at 8 p. m. Hatfield service. pay off old mortgages and to re­ quarters of Catholic Action here. through and through. Save $5.00 off ELLEN O’SHEA, 1321 Bannock. duce the interest on institutions Miss Luvernp Friend returned 1240 Acoma TA. 1656 Mother of Mrs. R. T. Hoss and Mrs. Sunday from a round of- visits 75c the regular price. Only $14.75 for Katherine Adkinson, sister of Mrs. J. cared for by the order in the St. J. T. Upton Renovating Co. Joseph (Western) province. The with friends in Chicago, Minnea­ Horan. Requiem High Maas w'as cele­ polis, and points in South Dakota. WEEK years and years of blissful sleep. brated Thursday at 9 in St. Joseph’ s lien was filed last week in New CARPET church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Theodore Albany, Ind., and will affect insti­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carr have Hackethal service. left for a short visit with Mr. CLEANERS BRUCE F. DYMOND, 2203 Gilpin. . tutions , in the Santa Fe archdiocese TED DAY NOLAN Carr’s mother in Tennessee. TH AT CLEAN Husband of Alice D. Dymond, father of i in the Denver, Cheyenne, A lady attendant on fluty con­ Bruce R. Dymond, son of Mr. and Mrs. FUNERAL HOME Grand Island, Lincoln, Omaha, and Mrs. J. W. Cemy returned home W. H. UPTON. Manager stantly, who goes out on all calls Floyd Dymond. brother of Edward and Leavenworth dioceses. after a six weeks’ visit in New TELEPHONE M. 582 Lucille Dymond, son-in-law ot H. W. 765 Tejon Street where it is a case of a woman or Robinson. Requiem Mass was offered York city, Washington, and other a child. 1V 34 CHAMPA STREET ESTABLISHBP l 6~9? ’ Sincere Personal Service” Thursday at 10 in St. Vincent de Paul’s GIVES REPORT Eastern points. TAbor 5223 22S N. Weber Colo. Springs church. W. P. Horan & Son service. Day Mortuary THOMAS ELLIS. 1550 Yosemite: Hus­ In the account in last week’s Priest Gets Dirigible Crucifix FURNITURE* RUCS* RANGES band of Irene Ellis, brother of Fred J. 2406 Federal Blvd. Ellis of Denver, Herbert F. Ellis of Register of the quarterly meeting of the Diocesan Council of Cath­ London.— The silver crucifix G. V . Porter of St. Phllomena’* GA. 5709 Chicago. Requiem Mass is being offered Pariah Invitea You to Friday at 9 in St. Therese’s shrine. olic Women held at Pueblo, the dropped from the airship Hinden- Aurora. Interment Mt. Olivet. W. P. name of Mrs. C. C. Bellinger of burg at Keighley, Yorkshire, with g A T A T ALTAR BREADS Horan & Son service. Pueblo, deanery president and vice a note from the “ flying p^ies^," Fa­ P H I*P STANLEY DYCHES. 1065 ther Schulte, asking that it miglU Lafayette. Husband of Estelle Dyches. president of the council, was iri SEWING Requiem Mass is being offered Friday at omitted. Mrs. Bellinger gave an be placed on the grave .of his COZY • CLASSY • CLIAN brother there, will remain in the Little Girls’ Dresses, Embroidery, 9 in the Cathedral. Interment Mt. Olivet. interesting report. Mrs. Stoffel of 1120 17th St. Monograming, Etc. Spillane service. La Junta was unable to attend, be­ possession of the. Rt. Rev. Msgr, EUGENE A, RUPP. 3940 Humboldt. Provost Russell, Catholic pastor at Oppo.ite Federal Reserve Bank Interment Mt. Olivet. The Rosary was ing called away on account of the Top Food— Bottom Price, THE SISTERS OF THE recited Thursday at 8:30 p. m. W. P. illness of relatives. Keighley. SANDAL SALE! Horan & Son service. GOOD SHEPHERD MAE CLAIRE NEEDHAM. 1564 TELEPHONE PEARL 2401 Logan. Daughter of Mrs. Anna M. teacher in Denver public schools and she Prescriptions Oarefully was known and beloved by hundreds of Needham, sister of Francis J. Needham. CALL A Compounded For ten years. Miss Needham was a pupils. W. P. Horan & Son service. JOSEPH B. DES JARDINS, 1177 York. Husband of Daisy E. Des Jardins. son of SCHNEIDER’S Close-out Purchase The Best in Bernard Des Jardins, brother of Regina ZONE CAB and Elise Des Jardins of Denver and DRUG CO. Used Richard Des Jardins of Pueblo. Requiem MAin 7171 of 2187 Pairs! A Acme Granite Co. SODAS • KODAKS • FILMS Mass is being offered Friday at 9 in St. Prompt, Courteous Serriee Furniture JOHN P. MILNE, Prop. Philomena’s church. Interment Mt. SUNDRIES Month Ago They’d Quality Monuments and Markers Olivet. Olinger service. CLEAN NEW CABS Phone 17 Morrison, Colo. Cash or Credit At Reasonable Prices MARY QUINN, 2952 Franklin. Wife Retail Rooms Designing of Catholic Memorials a of John Quinn. Requiem Mass is being Have Sold for Specialty offered Friday at 8:30 in Annunciation Open Daily church. Boulevard service. PENN GROCERY AND PENN MARKET 557 Santa Fe M A . 7 0 9 2 ARNOLD TORGERSON HERMAN KNOCHENHAUER $1.95! A FULL LINE OF Guarantee Prompt Delivery SP. 7555 90 Pann. PE. 9965 Pioneer Resident Dies SPECIALS THIS WEEK OFFICE FURNITURE Mrs. Mary Blanche Shevlin, a resident Call SP. 7555 || Corn-fed Pot Roast, lb...... 17y,c of Denver for 50 years and an active For Quality Groceries 11 Steak ...... - ...... We rent Folding Chairs, Card and RAY HONER worker in religious and philanthropic Free Delivery— Twice Daily || Complete Assortment of Lunch Meats Linens, Meshes and Com­ Banquet Tables, Dishes, Silver­ “ Your Mechanic” circles, died Thursday. July 2, at her home, 531 Fox St. She was born in- binations . . . All leather ware, anything in stock. General Auto Repairing Owensboro, Ky.. a member of a pioneer Established 1888 Satisfactory Service at Satisfactory Kentucky family. Besides her husband, soles . . . white or white Prices John J. Shevlin. she is survived by a with colored trim . . . PHONE KEYSTONE 4852 son, Francis J. Shevlin; two sisters. Mrs. CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING 842 Acoma (rear) KE. 7478 Sadi McMahon of £1 Paso, Tex., and Mrs. styles for street, sport, Effie L. Mulligan of Denver; a brother When in Need of Help Lindly B. Murray of South Gate. Calif., afternoon or evening . . . and a nephew. Dr. Seth A. Hall of Buffalo, sizes 3 to 9, A to C. of any kind, permanent or odd job, N. Y. Requiem Mass was offered Monday Classified Ads call Employment Dep'artment. at 9 in St. Joseph’s church. Interment WELL COME INN Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan ft Son service. ^ It will pay you to read ALL of the following advertisements. Catholic Charities Dancing Every Nigbt Except MS ^ A A A . 1665 Grant St. . KEystone 6386 JournalisPa W ife Succumbs Monday Mrs. Mary Marguerite Walker, wife A t this of Thomas H. Walker, a Denver news­ AUTO TRAVEL FURNACES AND GRATES paperman. died Friday, July 3, of a rare price they MORRISON COLORADO w« blood-stream infection. Besides her hus­ FURNACES INST^iLLED A REPAIRED are LESS band, she is survived by three daughters, Steed Travel Bureau H. H. York, 527 £. Exposition. PE. 2218 ■ / Store Claire and Virginia Walker and Mrs. SHARE EXPENSE. Cars and passen­ than'* pair John Dee, all of Denver: two sons, George gers daily, everywhere. No waiting. PATENT ATTORNEYS of house or Houcelioid Good* and Harry H. Walker; two sisters, Mrs. References. Guaranteed service. 1725 Glenn Tallman of Cheyenne. V/yo., and Glenarm. 0pp. bus terminal. KE. 3654. bedroom and Merebandis* Priests’ Suits Mrs. Carl Johnson of Omaha, and her Patents obtained in U. S. and Foreign Countries. Trade Marks registered and father, R. B. Hawes of Omaha. Requiem Copyrights secured. slip p e r s l DUFFY STORAGE AND High Mass was celebrated at the Cathe DRUG STORES . MOVING CO. Black Woolens dral Monday at 9. Interment Mt. Olivet. Homer G. Sweet William B. King C a TV b e Expertly Tailored to Measure Successors to A. J. O'Brien Olinger service. HUTCHINSON’S PHARMACY 601-610 Interstate Trust Bldg., Denver tinted any Your Naborhood Druggist Phone SPruce 0588 700 So. Pear! color. To Choose Religion JAMES HUTCHINSON WANTED Powers-Bohm & Co. Lucknow, India.— Although the S.VLES AND SERVICE One Only Large Size All-India Adi-Hindu Depressed WANTED *— A good Catholic lady Black Mobair Cassock HOTELS (about 35) for a housekeeper in private SPECIAL ON Classed' conference, just held here $20 supported the decision taken under NEWHOUSE HOTEL home. Booc 10, Register. ELECTRICAL IN THE SHADOW ot Colorado's besu- the presidency of Dr. B. R. Am tifal capltoI. Colfax at Grant, Denver, MIDDLE-AGED single man (con­ A. P. (BABE) valescent, but able to work,) >vants job bedkar to leave the Hindu fold, it Colo. The Basement REFRIGERATORS with practical Catholics or Catholic in­ Denver Dry Goods Co., YOUNG & CO. nevertheless passed a resolution EASY TERMS stitution. Prefers Colorado. General 1527 WELTON ST. postponing the choice of a new re­ CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS’ HOME, farming experience. Reasonable wages. .Fkone SP. 1974 16 So. Broadway ligion until tlie next conference. 1772 Grant. Pleasant home for slrls. Box X, The Register.