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Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1937— Permission to Reproduce, Excepting Vast Charity Work on Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Saturday Following Issue First Annual Done at Hospitals DENVER C ATU aiC Report Made In Colorado Springs Plans to make this year’s pres­ Glockner Gives $88,862 in Free Service;^St. entation of the Denver Grand Opera company, 'Gioconda, a suc­ By Manager Francis' Has Large Per Cent of cess are already under way. Un­ REGISTER der the direction of Remigio Grillo, Non-Paying Patients Royal Italian consul in Denver, The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Have Italian societies of the state are Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, and Seven Smaller Services. 35,000 M eals Served; 85 Men Colorado Springs.— A vast work of charity is revealed being organized to sponsor the in the annual reports of the Glocljner and St. Francis’ “ Italian night” of the production. VOL. XXXIII. No. 23. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, JAN. 27, 1938. $2 PER YEAR Return to Sacraments; The opera, which will be directed hospitals. The Glockner sanitarium and hospital con­ by the Rt. Rev. Msgr. J. J. Bosetti, tributed $88,862 in charitable service and provisions in V.G., for the benefit of the Cath­ Varied Aid Given olic Charities and the Knights o f in airplane history was made by the U. S. navy patrol bombers the past year. More than $246 in actual charity was daily Qreatest Mass Flight shown here before their take-off from San Diego for Honolulu. given to the sick poor by the sisters and medical staff. Columbus, will be given in the Twenty-five thousand men were cared for at the St. City auditorium the evenings of Eighteen big navy ships roared across the Pacific from the mainland to Hawaii, 2,.570 miles, in 20 hours, ' The hospital is conducted by the Sisters of Charity carrying 127 men. "Vincent de Paul Workingmen’s club, located at 1824 May 2, 3, and 4. Larimer street, in the past year, according to the first of St. Vincent de Paul, who also operate St. Mary’s hos­ Invitations were sent out this pital in Pueblo and Mt. San Rafael in Trinidad. The week by the Rev. Dr. Thomas annual report compiled by Edward Qualkenbush, manager. Glockner receives nearly 2,000 patients annually, and is Doran, opera manager, to pros­ A vast number of varied needs were fulfilled at the de staffed by 28 sisters in addition to pective members of the chorus to Paul shelter house, ranging from medical care and the score of physicians, surgeons, appear for the first rehearsal physical requirements to the problems of many fallen-away and nurses. Wednesday night, Feb. 3, in the K. of C. auditorium, E. 16th Ave. Catholics. In the 12-month period, 85 men were induced At the annual meeting of the and Grant St. Other local singers to return to the sacraments. Two hundred and fifty men medical staff Monday, Jan. 17, the who present letters of introduction sisters entertained at a formal weekly taxed the capacity of the house to attend the study from their vocal teachers will be club sessions of the Rev. Joseph dinner. Dr. W. P. McCrossin was welcome at the rehearsal. The elected chief of staff for the com­ P. O’Heron, chaplain, and lectures NEWSPAPERS principals have already been ing year at a business session fol­ by the Rev. Henry Ford and other VIA RADIO chosen for each of the three per­ lowing the banquet. priests. Many were induced to Considerable experimentation is formances. The likelihood of an­ take the temperance pledge, and Catholic Youth St. Francis’ hospital, and sani­ other “ unknown’s” becoming fa- being carried on, at the present 209 sick calls for the ministrations tarium, conducted by the Sisters (Turv. to Page U — Column h) of St. Francis from the mother- of the Church were placed through time with the facsimile reproduc­ the club. tion of news by radio, Applica- house of the Western province at St. Anthony’s hospital, Denver, Of Colorado Gets tion for permission for these took care of 1,553 patients in Soup Kitchen broadcasts was made a year ago 1937. The complete statistical re­ Recollection Day Opened 4 in New York and last fall in Sac­ port is as follows: ramento and Fresno, Calif. In Approximately 35,000 meals Jan. 1, 1937, there were in the were served to the men at the Heroism Medal each city about 50 receiving sets hospital and sanitarium 83 pa­ are in use. headquartei's in the year. Prior tients. For Clergy Will to Christmas the number of men The broadcasting apparatus uses Medical patients admitted in asking for food became so great Pittsburgh, P a.— (INS)— The the photo-electric cell to make im­ the year...... 510 that a soup kitchen was opened to bronze medal of the Carnegie Hero pulses similar to those that enable Surgical patients admitted.... 449 care for as many as possible, and Fund commission was awarded the sending of the dots and dashes Obstetrical patients...... 181 is still being continued. Petitions Jan. 27 to Clarence Martella, 16- of the Morse code. In the home the New born...... 156 Be Well Attended are made daily for clothing, but year-old Catholic of Louisville, apparatus consists of a device that Out-patients treated ...... 174 only 552 men could be furnished Colo., for his heroism in attempt­ connects with the set through the with various pieces of clothes and ing to save from drowning another wires of the loud speaker. The at­ Total patients treated...... 1,553 More than 30 priests have al­ shoes. Lodging was provided for school ' boy, who had broken tachment is set in operation by the Children, 112. ready signified their intention to. 885 men, and jobs were secured through the ice. electrical energy supplied by the Major operations...... 235 for 523 unemployed. Catholic receiving set and translates that Minor operations...... 266 attend the day of recollection for Martella made an unsuccessful pamphlets and newspapers were attempt to rescue Dominic Far- energy into mechanical energy members of the clergy at St. distributed to more than 1,720, which prints the reproduction of Total...... 501 rera, 16, when the latter broke Thomas’ seminary Monday, Jan. Cure Attributed to Mother CabrinVs Intercession while hundreds of others dhily fre­ through ice on a reservoir on Dec. he picture or reading matter Deaths ...... 109 ^1. The gratifying response has quented the reading room. (Turn to Page 4 — Column 1) (Turn to Page i — Column S) 5,1936. Martella, heavily clothed, come not only from the priests in The club is far from catering ex­ ran out to Farrera, who was hold­ Denver but from many outside clusively to impoverished Catholic ing onto the broken ice. It Amazing Work Done by Dominican Sisters Apparent Miracle Wrought men. In this same period of time, caved in under him and he was the city. 6,785 non-Catholics visited the submerged himself when he at­ This one-day retreat, the firet headquarters to obtain food, cloth­ tempted to pull Farrera from the of its kind to i>e held in the dio­ ing, medical care, or merely to water. NUNS MAKE 2,259 VISITS cese, will be conducted by the Very spend a few hours reading, or to Martella crawled out on the ice Rev. Dr. Thomas D. Coyne, C.M., In Case of Denver Girl attend the lectures and entertain­ seminary rector. Father Coyne and with a metal rod which he ob­ ments. At least one entertaining will deliver two conferences to the tained on shore again attempted feature was provided each month, priests. The spiritual exercises An apparent miracle wrought hope that their letter may aid after she had seen Mother Cabrini to rescue Farrera. The ice again TO SICK POOR IN YEAR and the club was filled to overflow­ will commence at 10:30 sharp in in the case of a Denver girl in furthering the cause of Mother 4n a vision. broke under him and both boys through the intercession of Mother ing at least an hour before every grasped the ice, which continued the morning and conclude at' Cabrini. According to her mother and performance. Many non-Catholics The annual report of the the purchasing of tickets for the 4:30 in the afternoon. Lunch will Frances Xavier Cabrini is de­ to break off. Farrera went under annual card party to be held A hearing conducted in Chi­ father, Mary Josephine, then 3, arranged to take instructions, and and was drowned. Dominican Sisters of the Sick be served at noon at the semi­ scribed by the child’s parents in became suddenly and violently ill Poor once more is mute evidence Thursday, Feb. 24, at Daniels &, cago ,4n. 1933 gained nation-wide a three-day mission, which was Martella, however, was saved nary. The entire day ■wtM—ber letter that will be forwarded of scarlet fever three years ago of the amazing work that a hand­ Fisher’s tea room. Tickets are attention. Two miracles were preached by the Rev. William when two men came to his rescue, spent in silence, recollection, and to Rome. The cause for the in February. Within 48 hours, ful of nuns continue tn accom­ now ready for mailing. The reported. One concerned a lad O’Shaughnessy, S.J., aroused such slid a plank along the ice and held meditation. beatification of Mother Cabrini, a mastoid infection of the mdst plish year after year. In the year chairman, Mrs. Phil Clarke, will of 12, who as a baby had been interest in the Church that many out a pole to him. He was then It is planned to hold these days founder of the Missionary Sis­ malignant type developed. The 1937, their visits to the sick poor be assisted by Mrs. E. T. Gib­ ters of the Sacred Heart, who declared by doctors to be hope- petitions have been made to hold pulled out. The fingers of one of of recollection several times family physician was hastily one each month. totaled 2,259. Hours of service bons. throughout the year as a supple­ are in charge of the Queen of Martella’s hands were slightly numbered 6,916, and material aid called, and he in turn summoned Since the founding of the club frozen. The first meeting for the year ment to the spiritual exercises of Heaven orphanaj^e here, now fbr consultation one of New rendered amounted to ?2,047.64, Cabrini Circle Will a year ago, its sphere of service Young Martella’s father, Tony of the Dominican Sisters of the the regular clergy retreats. It is awaits only the’ final declaration York’s finest ear specialists. Both and included food, clothing, fuel, has been constantly enlarging. Nu­ Martella, a mine worker, died sev­ Sick Poor and the Friends of the hoped, too, to have these one-day by the Holy Father. Be Dedicated Jan. 29 doctors are Jews. medicine, household needs, etc. retrqpts instituted in other cen­ merous stranded families have eral years ago and the mother, Sick Poor Aid society was held Mr. and Mrs. “H. T. Howard, Having done everything medical Although these figures tell called asking for food and shelter. Mrs. Columba Martella, has made Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 25, in ters of the diocese, convenient to whose daughter, Mary Josephine, The dedication of Cabrini science could offer for the suf­ what the sisters do, they give no Corpus Christi convent. The gatherings of those priests unable was seemingly cured through the At the present time, the club is heroic sacrifices to keep the fam­ circle, named after Mother fering child, the physicians frank­ almost constantly overcrowded and ily together. There are three idea of the adverse circumstances president, Mrs. J. M. Harrington, to attend the exercises in Denver. intercession of Mother Cabrini, Frances Xavier Cabrini, lo­ under which the nuns labor. ly admitted their utter helpless­ proving inadequate to care for all older brothers, Edward, Albert, presided. A large number were cated at Fort Washington and ness. They declared they could Color, creed, and nationality are those asking for help. Within the and Tony, and a younger sister, present. Northern avenues at the en­ do no more than to suggest an of no consequence^;—one need coming year it is possible that Margaret, in high school. Two In addition to the annual state­ trance to Fort Tryon park in operation at once. They promised only to be sick and poor to re­ larger quarters will be acquired to older brothers work in the coal ment of the sisters’ work, the-re­ Drive on Evil Literature Manhattan, N. Y., will take nothing even then, except through ceive the services' of the sister- meet the needs of the increasing mines. The family have lived in port for the month of December place Saturday afternoon, Jan. (Turn to Page i — Colum n 6) number of the unemployed. Louisville for many yeatfs. nurses. was made as follows: Total visits 29, at 2 o’clock. The ceremony The report also proves that in to the sick poor, 150; hours of Assumes National Front is in charge of the Cabrini order to go on with their work service, 4l0; material aid, $939.- Cavaliers. the Dominican Sisters of the Sick 07. Msgr. Mulroy to Denver’s current war on obscene who consign obscene material to Poor need the help and co-opera­ The guest speaker for the CATHEDRAL SHOWS HET tion of all the members of the literature moved to a national the shippers, however, are liable le.ssly blinded in an accident, and afternoon was the Rev, Bertin to punishment under a federal was dying of pneumonia. Over Speak at National Friends of the Sick Poor Aid so­ O’Neil, O.F.M., of St. Elizabeth’s. front this week and indications ciety and those interested in the statute. night he recovered completely, and He talked on the work of the are that the move may result in nothing accounted for it except Charities Meeting organization. Co-operation is sisters. Vocal selections were Close surveillance of all types GAIN OF $9,000 IN YEAR asked especially at this time in a nation-wide clean-up of por­ of carriers is expected to be the that the nuns had prayed to rendered by Mrs. Samuel Janu­ nographic reading matter. In re- Mother Cabrini. A Seattle nun, ary, accompanied by Mrs. John result of the Denver prelate’s re­ The Very Rev. M.sgr. John R. ■sponse to a query made to the quest tj Washington for co-opera­ a member of Mother Cabrini’s con­ Schilling at the piano. Mulroy, director of Catholic Chari­ A net gain of $9,000, all of The financial drain of the school local post office inspectors, the Rt. tion in the drive against the maga­ gregation, also declared to be which went into permanent parish on the parish is revealed in the New members welcomed into Rev. Msgr. Hugh L. McMenamin, zines and books offensive to the hopelessly ill, became well shortly ties, departed this week for Chi­ improvement, is shown in the 1937 tremendous amount spent in the SEAL CONTEST the group included Mmes.'-Frank rector of the Cathedral, was in­ morals of the citizens. Since the cago to attend the mid-winter financial .statement of the Cathe­ upkeep of the school and the sal­ Kemme, James T. Kunner, Jos­ structed to apply to K. P. Aldrich reading matter against which the meeting of the national executive dral parish. An analysis of the re­ aries of the sisters and lay teach­ eph Ross, Ella J. Egan, Samuel of Washington, D. C., chief U. S. campaign is being waged is al­ committee of Catholic Charities, port shows the staggering amount ers. The Sisters of Charity of Cin­ January, George Matilli, Mary inspector of all common carriers, ready barred from the mails, the of which he is a member. Mon­ required to conduct a large city cinnati, who conduct the high and Hogan, A. A. Hauk, Mary Nelson, for speedy action against the common carrier inspection will SliDEIIIS' L O i signor Mulroy will address the church, particularly if there is a grade schools, received $6,790. IT Ralph Kelly, Catherine Rodgers, transportation of objectionable probably seriously affect the na­ group on one of the major relief school in connection. Lay teachers were paid $3,930. E. T. Gartland, Dennis Sheedy, J. literature. tion-wide distribution of the mag­ problems. Following the Chari­ Total revenues for the year The total revenues from tuition V. Ryan, C. M. Higdon, B. H. It was pointed out to the Cathe­ azines in question. ties conclave^ the prelate will con­ were .$05,886.79, an increase of and special assessments came to Elms, William Purcell, J. F. Lang- dral rector that common carriers, Mr. Aldrich has not as yet re­ fer with various authorities in the several thousand dollars over the $8,698. The annual school deficit, I don, and J. W. Piper of Dallas, such as express agencies, truckers, plied to Monsignor McMenamin, East on features and difficulties 1936 amount. Ordinary collec­ the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Hugh L.. Mc­ Tex., and Miss Mary E. Gartland. etc., that operate under charter but it is expected that his answer of group hospitalization or pre­ tions amounted to $56,088.17; Menamin, rector, said, is nearly The membership drive is still of the Interstate Commerce com­ will be favorable. A few months’ payment medical care. At a meet­ diocesan collections, $1,218.87; $10,000. in progress. Dues are $1 for ac­ According to reports made at The final report on the Holy mission, must accept on consign­ close scrutiny of all common car­ ing of the Denver Hospital associa­ .special gifts, $8,579.75. Expendi­ Salaries for those employed in tive members and $3 for honor­ ment all materials to be shipped. riers in the places the objection­ the January session of the Lo- tion in November, Monsignor Mul­ tures were $65,781.50, divided as Childhood Christmas Seal contest ary members. retto league, the Foundation com­ the rectory, church, and scheol They are not liable to prosecu­ able magazines originate will stem roy was appointed manager of the follows: Ordinary expenses, amounted to $18,967, exclusive of for 1937 shows that nearly $1,900 mittee has achieved its 'goal of Refreshments were served by tion if they transport any of the the flow, the prelate said. Denver Hospital Seiwice. corpora­ $48,613.78; interest, $3,508.25; the salary of the rector and the the sisters. reading matter in question. Those $5,000 to be used as a scholar­ was obtained for the missions Other developments in the local tion, which contemplates the group diocesan offerings, $1,676.85; as­ assistants, which was $3,180. ship endowment and has more hospitalization setup locally before through the sale of Christmas campaign were the promise of the than $200 accumulated for a sec­ sessment, $2,750, and improve­ Improvements were made in the seals. This amount surpassed co-operation of the Denver Minis­ ond similar fund. June. ments, $9,232.65. rectory, which was completely renovated; in the church, in the the previous year’s splendid total terial alliance and the favorable reaction of the Denver druggists, The F ou n d ation committee school, and in the sisters’ convent. and evidenced' an intense mission Seminary Alumni Will who were asked to clear their placed three scholarship loana. to Bishop Vehr Attends Ceremony If one estimates the number of enthusiasm among the parochial stands of a specified list of maga­ students of Loretto Heights col­ people attending the parish at zines. Monsignor McMenamin re­ lege last year. This system of 4,000, the total revenues I’epresent school children of Colorado. The gaining endowments was origi­ schools were divided into two vealed that only one druggist Detroit Auxiliary Is less than one dollar per month per Hold National Reunion found fault with the drive and he nated in_ 1933 by Anna Fallon, person. units. Unit A was composed of considered himself capable of who is still chairman of the group. schools with an enrollment over keeping his magazine display racks Other members of the committee St. Thomas’ seminary Alumni to unite the two events and are as follows: Mmes. H. W. An­ 150; unit B represented schools association announced this week to attract representatives from free of the objectionable litera­ Consecrated Jam 25 Junior C. D. of A. ture without the promptings of the derson, T. A. Cosgriff, M. J, with an enrollment of 150 or every class to the celebration. The O’Fallon, Fred R. Schmidt, P. that the second national alumni Rev. Hubert Newell, president cleric. less. The school prizes will be reunion will be held Oct. 20 in The Denver deanery appointed J. Sullivan, T. Walter O’Connor, Detroit.— More than a score of close relatives of Bishop Woznicki Troops Planned of the Alumni association, said A. E. Gallagher, and W. J. Wade, awarded in February to the fol­ conjunction with the celebration that an u^b^al feature of the five of its members to co-operate Archbishops and Bishops, 50 Mon- was given at the Statler hotel fol­ and Mi.sses Helen Cannon, Mar­ For Orphan Girls lowing: First prize, an engraved of the 30th anniversary of the homecoming will be the individual closely with the prelate. Several sighori, 600 priests, and members lowing the consecration. lawyers have volunteered to give garet E. Murphy, and Margaret of the laity were present Tuesday Among the members of the loviiig cup, goes to St. John’s opening of the seminary. At a class reunions in the evening. M. Fallon. Plans Were outlined at the busi­ their services in the prosecution morning, Jan. 25, at the solemn Hierarchy in attendance were the Mrs. Harvey Smith, as state school of Denver, unit A, and to meeting of the executive commit­ ness session to establish branch of vendors who ignore the state At the meeting of the Loretto consecration of the Most Rev. Ste­ Most Rev. Archbishops John T. chairman of the Junior Catholic Sacred Heart school, Pueblo, tee Sunday, Jan. 23, it was decided units of the Alumni association in law against obscene literature. (Turn to Page i — Colum n i ) phen S. Woznicki as Titular Bishop McNicholas, O.P., of Cincinnati, Daughters of America, is organiz­ ■ ■unit B. Second prize was merited the Dioceses of Fresno, Great of Pelte and Auxiliary Bishop of Francis J. L. Beckman of Du­ ing several troops among the girls Detroit. The Most Rev. Edward at the Queen of Heaven orphan­ by Cathedral school, Denver, unit Falls, and Sioux City, and the buque, and Samuel^ A. Stritch of Colorado Man on Archdioceses of Portland, Santa Mooney, Archbishop of Detroit, Milwaukee, and the Most Rev. age. Mrs. Smith feels that the A, and St. Mary’s school, Walsen- Fe, and Los Angeles, where large PRIEST ON TOUR TO was the consecrator. Archbishop Thomas F. Hickey, Titular Arch­ girls will develop interests and burg, unit B. Third prize was K. of C. Honor Roll numbers of alumni are working. Mooney wore the pallium for the bishop of Viminacium; the Most make contacts through this or­ won by St. Francis de Sales’ Members of the association are first time at this ceremony, it hav­ Rev. Bishops Paul P. Rhode of ganization that will benefit them informed regularly of the activi­ ing arrived only recently from the Green Bay, Joseph Schrembs of after they have left the orphan­ school, Denver, unit A, and St. On the District Action honor ties of alumni in various parts of PUSH NATIVE CLERGY Vatican. The Most Rev. Joseph Cleveland, John Mark Gannon of age. Most of them are placed b Louis’ school, Louisville, unit B. roll published in the February the country through the news bul­ C. Plagens, Bishop of Marquette, Erie, Hugh C. Boyle of Pittsburgh, in homes when they finish the Deserving of special commenda­ issue of Columbia, Knights of A Denver visitor this week was eighth grade. Miss Mayme Gar­ tion are St. John’s school in Den­ letin issued by the executive com­ Propagation of the Faith is the and the Most Rev. William J. Ha- Edward F. Hoban of Rockford, Columbus monthly, appears the mittee. Officers of the group, in the Rev. Joseph M. Lynch of New fostering of a native clergy in mis­ fey, Coadjutor Bishop of Scran­ John P. Noll of Fort Wayne, Ur­ rett, state regent of the'organiza­ ver and Sacred Heart school of name of Herbert McGregor, York city, national secretary for tion, is very much interested in Pueblo, the winners of first prize addition to Father Newell, are the sion lands. In an effort to main­ ton, were the co-consecrators. The ban J. Vehr of Denver, Joseph H. deputy for Colorado’s district No. Rev. John Scannell, vice president the Society for the Propag;ation this work and is going to act as in their respective units. An tain burses for the education of Rt. Rev. Msgr. John M. Doyle, Albers of Lansing, Karl J. Alter of 6, made up of K. of C. councils and assistant pastor at St. Mary’s of the Faith. Father Lynch is counselor. Assistant counselors average of 65 seals per student native seminarians, a nation-wide Chancellor of the Archdiocese of .Toledo, Stanislaus V. Bona of of Grand Junction, Montrose, and parish, Colorado Springs; the Rev. making a tour of the American will be appointed in the near fu­ was reached by the pupils of St. attempt is being made to interest Detroit, preached the sermon. Grand Island, John A. Duffy of Gunnison. Joseph Walsh, secretary and as­ seminaries in the interest of the ture. YouAg ladies who are in­ John’s and an average of 85 seals the future priests of the land in Occupying places of honor in the Buffalo, Charles H. LeBlond of St. District Deputy McGregor is sistant at St. John’s parish, Den­ “ Work of St. Peter, the Apostle, terested in this work may get in by the pupils of Sacred Heart the work. Father Lynch exhorted Church of the Blessed Sacrament, Joseph, Walter A. Foery of Syra­ given praise for accomplishing the ver; the Rev. Forest Allen, treas­ for Native Clergy,” a branch of the Denver seminarians to foster where the consecration took place, cuse, John T. Kidd of London, On­ touch with Mrs. Smith. d ^ school. St. John’s, Denver, cap­ first objective of the national urer and assistant at St. Cather­ the Propagation of the Faith so­ tured the room prize. The pupils the project personally when they were Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Woz­ tario; William D. O’Brien, Auxil­ A basketball social will be District Action plan: The addition ine’s, Denver, and the Rev. Ed­ ciety. He addressed the young ■di ■ ' in Sister Mary Angela’s room are ordained or to organize socie­ nicki of Wilkes-Barre, Pa., parents iary Bishop of Chicago; George J. given by troop 2 at the Y.M.C.A., of 40 new and former members ward Woeber, historian and as­ men studying for the priesthood at averaged 177 seals each. ties in their parishes with this end of the new Bishop. Also present Rehring, Auxiliary of Cincinnati; 25 East 16th avenue, Feb. 7 at between .July 1 and Dec. 31, 1937. sistant Chancellor of the Denver St Thomas’ seminary Tuesday in .view. were Bishop Woznicki’s four James E, Walsh, superior general 9 o'clock. The first basketball The individual prizes will be Mr. McGregor was given credit diocese. The present officers were afternoon. The New York priest gave some brothers and four sisters, together of the Maryknoll Fathers, and Paul teams of Catheliml and Annun­ announced in the next edition of for the securing of 44 members in^Stalled at the last reunion held The priest explained that a interesting data on the native with other relatives. Yu-Pin, Vicar Apostolic of Nan­ ciation high 8 ch y ^ ,^ ill b ^ the Register, in his district. in October, 1937. major work of the Society for the (Turn to Page i . Column S) A luncheon for the clergy and king, China. (Turn to PttMf ^AGE TWO' TTfflEeT y s y y d M o c 'k y ir ie t THE UENVEKIJA m n r r a g T E T TeTeplione? TFfmrsSay^anua^T^T???

BENNETT ATTENDANCE DOUBLE AID IS FUNCTIONING The Bright Spot CRAFT SHOP Higli Honor Comes THE AEROPLANE AT RECOLLECTION DAY UNDER NEW PROGRAM Flower Shop STORE Fifth Avfnue gind Josephine 3405 E. C»lf»x FR, 056S “ What Cap I Do for God at My due to Sister Alphonse, the su­ To St. Anthony’s The Sacred Heart Aid society gave a report of the month’s In­ Expense?” is the motto suggested perior, and to her able assistants met Thursday, Jan. 20, at the vestigating and relief, including YORK 0690 ly the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Hugh L. for the courtesies which they Catholic Daughters’ club house. the distribution of Christmas bas­ McMenamin, who conducted the extended. Under a new order, decided upon kets, Mrs. J, A. Seubert com­ Optometrist and Optician as the program for 1988, the religious exercises on the dsy of In making and'completing ar­ mended the Christmas work of For X-Ray Work meeting waa a soeial and business the society. A rising vote of recollection observed by the Cath­ rangements for Sunday, the presi- HELEN WALSH affair. Luncheon was served at 1 olic Laywomen’s Retreat associa­ dent, Mrs. S. P, Keating, was as­ thanks was given. Mrs. Dean, It Am m UM o’cloeli with Mrs. J. T. Tierney, was reported that there are a few tion on Sunday, Jan. 33, at St, sisted by Miss Anne Birmingham, The Sisters of St. Francis at St president, and Mrs. P. W. Stauter, prmenta for small children on W. K. JOSEPH Rosa’s home, The attendance was general chairman; Miss Blanche double that of a year ago, and it -inlhony’a hoapilal, Denver^ re- secretary, as hostesses. hand; also a donation from Mrs. See Us for School Books EYES EXAMINED Osborn, who had charge of the The business session opened at was unfortunate that many whose fseived word this weak that the hog- J. A. Osner of some warm cloth­ music; Miss Barbara Bach, secre­ 2 p. m„ at the close of which ing for a woman. applications came in late could not tary; Miss Eleanor Epgelhardt, P|M«* TAk«r IMS pital has bean approved by the members desiring to do so re­ It was decided to send flowers he accommodated. There were treasurer; Misses Mary Na" Bargain 2IS4IS PM«, American Registry of X-ray. Tach. mained for cards. Eleven tables to sick members reported to Mrs. I about 160 retreatants, and the dorfF, Catherine Maui, Lucile were in play, In order to make J. 8. Hunter or Mrs. M. E. Jones. New & Used house guests at the home num- Hagus, Abbie and Lucy Fiath, nicians for tha training o f x-ray the meetings attraetive and to ob­ The deaths of Mrs. Midthoff’s hus­ 1 bered about 140. Much praise is Nellie Garland, and Isabel Staub, technicians. There are only 14 hos­ tain new members, the social side band and Mrs. Mee’s daughter Thousands a and Mmes. J. T, Cronin, John pitals accredited for such work in of the society is being stressed. were announced. Lottie Douglas, Second Hand Mohan, Frank Grannell, J. B- ^Chinete’ Boy the Dnited States and the only other This method has been successful ■whose death occurred recently at Hunter, George Pope, David At Savings WE one m Denver is Colorado General in ether women’s organiaations. St. Anthony’s hospital, had been O’Brien, Charles Hayden, Paul Mrs. J. J. Dean and Mrs. J. A, a charge of the Sacred Heart Aid ^ ROOMY STORE— NO JAMS— 2 a SALESPEOPLE Fitzgerald, Harvey Smith, J. B. hospital. The American Registry Noonan will be hostesses for the society for about 20 years pre­ 1 T R E M O N T m o v e Ginn, and Alex Pollock; pf X-ray Technicians it affiliated luncheon at the February meeting. vious to her entrance into the 4 I I P 1 9 1 1 1 9 1 # KEy.ton«141f Frame HoMse«> G arnfes Maay ParUhes Reppagantad with the American Medical aociety. It has been the eustom at the hospital several years ago, For Servko— ^KEyistoao S22S Practically every parish in the There are always three x-ray January meetings to present gifts Mrs. Tierney appointed the fol­ OBce A WarohouM, ]S2I 20th St. city and. surrounding towns was technicians in training at St. An- to the officers who had served iik lowing committees to serve in the Open Evenings’^Jan, U to Feb, 5 represented, and there were guests thony’s and in addition there are the previous year and formally to year: Executive— Mmes.' M. J. from Minnesota and South Da­ two registered lechnieians on dnty install those elected at the tleeem- O’Fallon, T, A. Cosgi'iff, John kota. The following attended: at the hospital. Cost of the appa­ ber meeting. Mrs. Tierney and Dower, M. B. Q’Fallon, Julia k e y s t o n e 79S1 Misses ' Lillian Anthony, liarhara C. ratus alone in* the x-ray depart­ the ether officers of 1987 ex­ O’Neill, J. A. Osner, M. J. Mc­ Raeh, Anne Birmingham, and Mary Brunner; Mmes. J. J. Bonner. Anna ment is about 115,000. Dr. John pressed the wish that no gifts be Carthy, and Joseph Walsh, and Frank J. Gethins, Burns, and P. F. Burns; Misses Ida Calla­ S. Rousing, Roentgenologist in given them and requested that the Miss Nellie Lennon; investigating han. Sue M. Crowa, Clara Courtney, charge of the department at St. money he used for the poor. As ---Mmes. J„ J. Dean, Stephen Theresa Courtney, Martha Coughlin, D.S.C. Veronica Casey. Kate Connelly, and Anna Anthony’s, was instnimenlkl in get­ last year's officers were re-elected Ryan, W. P. Polan, and Phil Mc­ Chiropodist • Podiatrist Conseler: Mmes. T. A. Cosgrjff, T- 8. ting the recognition for the hos­ with the exception of the treas- Carty; sewing-rMrs. J. p. Don­ Crowe, J. T. Cronin, K. Cram, and C. pital. urer-^Mrs. W. P. Laee succeeding ley and Miss Elisabeth Stanon; J o s l i n ’ s^ Foot Surgery H. Cambree: Misses Jeanette Dunn, Mary 311 CommQnwRftlih BI4f. - 711 15th Bt Detmoyer, and Mary Ellen Dougherty; Mrs. J. P, Donley-^there was no teiephone-^Mmes, Phil McCarty, Mpies. Charles J. punn. Joseph P. Dunn, formal entrance into office, Elmer Hanlon, J. A- McDonnell, J. P. Donley, P. a. Dolan. P. J. Dough­ Preiidsnt ThaRks Helper* Otto Kiene, William P. Dolan, and CIVIL SERVICE erty, E. Duffy, and Margaret Dennis; After the opening prayer by James A. Noonan; visjting, flow­ H«n-Womt|t:'Prepare for comine Co)o- Mjsses Eleanor G. Engerlardt. Katherine rai|a examinationi. Many of our atudenti Eggert, Abhie and Lucy Fiath, Mae 3 Religions Will Mrs, Du Rois, Mrs. Tierney ers, and sick committee-—Mmes. have been making ever 99 per cent ratings Francis: thanksd the officers, Mrs. Stauter, J. B, Hunter and M- E. Jones; Everyone likes it,,, and receiving early appointmenU. Mmes. W. A. Farrell, John Feely, Alice secretary; Mrs, Donley, treasurer, deanery representative—-Mrs. T. Enroll with us. We have no salesmen, Fitigerali), Ellen Flint, Giles Foley, and So wjiU you! No eantmission to pay. We can give thou­ W. H. Fromhart; Misses Ida Qarfaella, and Mrs, J. J, Pean, chairman of B. Liverman; membership— Mmes. sands of former studenta as references Margaret Garrett, and Alice and Rose the investigating eommittee, for William p. Lace, L. I. Appel, Jos­ Glynn; Mmes. F. P. Gartland. J. B. Ginn, Join in Unique Write for free particulars. assistance given her last year. eph Walsh, and Edward WoRer; and A. R. Qrosheider: Misses Lucile d e l m a r i n s t i t u t e Hagus, Mary Jialloran, Katie Mart, Mrs, Tierney made a strong plea, press— Mrs. J. C. Hagus. Tabor BHf.g Danvar* Colo. Hacker, Sarah E. Higgins, Catherine that each* member feel it her obli­ Party to Be March 12 Hobbins, Philpmene Hodges, and Olive gation to obtain at least one new The annual card party of the Horner; Mmes. J. C. Hagus, A. A. Hauk, Radio Broadcast member. The secretary’s and Thin boy, Fung Kwok Keung, Charles Hayden, J. B. Hunter, Hart, Sacred Heart Aid society will be QUAKER who was known in a village near knock. Hein, Theresa M. Higdon, W. H. treasurer's reports were read by held Saturday afternoon, March Hilbert, and M. J. Holland; Misses May Mrs. Stauter and Mrs. Lace. The Canton, China, as “ the White boy and Nell Joyce, Nellie Judge, Ida Kirwan, 12, at Daniels & Fisher’s tea of Nam Hoi,’’ is pictured ip Se­ Mary Keefe, and Alta Kenne: Mniti. S. Fresno, Calif. — A priegt, a annual report ef the treasurer room. This year ,there will be attle, Wash., on his way to New P. Keating, S. P- Kegting. Jr.; George rabbi, and a minister will join showed that close to |1,400 had the added attraction of a fashion Bluhill Krakow, C. W. Krani, Jack Keating, V . been emended for charity in show. Mrs. J. J. Dean is chair­ York. Bom in New York 19 years J. Kane, Joseph D. Keating. C. B. Kama, fBices in bringing a unique radio HOSIERY 1087. "i^e pittle Sisters of the hgo, the lad was adopted by a George Kelly; program'to station KMJ listeners man of arrangements. Chinese restaurateur and sent to Mmes. Mary LaTorro, Grace Lawlor, in a broadcast to be heard weekly Poor aeknowledfeed with thanks Katherine Leonard, Clara Leveredge, and their Christmas cheek. Mrs. Dean Coffee China. He was bronght up as a Edith Luta; Misses Catherine Mall. Helen Saturday evenings at 6:15, hegln-' At White House Chinese and only recently learned Mere, and Margaret Murphy; Mmes. ning Jan. Is a blend of Reserve his true history. Hfi speaks only John F. Mohan, C. Malone, F. Martelli, The trio consists of the Rev. Claire Martin, Harry Martin, 8. A. Maisie Ward Will Crop Coffees . . . RICH- Cantonese, and will have to learn Mayeau, C. H. Mercer, and Paul Murray; James G. Dowling, director of his native language. Misses Mary McLinden and Elisabeth Catholic Charities; Rabbi David ROASTED to bring out MaNulty; Mrs. McCieary, Mrs. McAllis-' L. Greenberg, pastor of Temple Write Biography f ter, Misses Mary Nadorff, Margaret B. the full flavor. Kept Casters—That Are Built to De- Newell. Edna Noonan, and Mary Ellen Beth Israel, and Dean James MaU i ' 4 liver Real Serviee for Your Of Chesterton absolutely fresh in Novosad; Mrs. Nigh, Mieses Regina loch, pastor of St. James' Epis­ Epecifle Requirements. 0*Boyle, Nora 0*Boyle, Lilia M. O'Boyle, copal Cathedral. VACUUM tins and jars. HOSPITAL—HOME Anne E. O'Neill, and Agnes Ogorzolka; London, — Maliie Ward (Mrs. m INSTITUTIONS Miss Blanche Osborn, Mrs. David The program is under the aus­ O’ Brien: pices of the Fresno unit of the Frank Sheed) has been chosen by TRY IT. Armstrong Misses Minnie Pavella, Mary Peavy, National Conference of Jews and Mrs. Gilbert K. Chesterton to Julian Perry, Berenice Pollander, and Beauty Caster Co. Christians and is intended te pro­ write the life of the late G.K.C. Helen Pritchard: Mmes, Cyrus B. Part, Poaseisors of letter* from Mr. Formerly Industrial ington, George Pope. H. S. Pfeffer, and mote better feeling and under­ Sheerness Castsr and Truck Co. Henry Pohs; Misses Edith Rice, Stella standing between peoples of dif­ Chesterton are being asked to send KE. f t il Bummelhart, and Kathrine Ruwart; them to his widow at Ton Meadow, (turahiUty Mmes. R. S. Reagan, Qeorge Robinson, ferent creeds. SIS UTH ST.. DENVER H. Ruwart, and J. C. Ryan; Misses Mar­ It will be known as the “ Forum Beaponsfield, Bucks. They will garet and Elsie Sullivan, Mary Schott, of Better Understanding.” b* eopied and returned at once. and Elsie Schultz: Mmes. C. I,. Schott, m: Maisie Ward is a daughter of You kaow the f*med najne ■ • , yoi) kn«W Gordon F. Smith, William Schultz, Mary the late Wilfrid Ward, famous Mayer Hardware Co. M. Smith, and G. F. Stadghill; Misses thy quality.-Exast In every detail that Emma J. Thompson, Ernastine Trudeli, Salt Mines of Poland scholar and editor of the Dublin makt* a stocking fit better, look better Margaret Tobin, and Mary and Rosa Rfv(eic. who died }n 1010. and wear longer. Pure silk and full- 1520 Arapahoe Unterfeldncr; Mrs. M. S. Vandwentar, Source of Attraction Misses Antonia Welch and Wheeler, She itas written several books, fashioned. All the new shades you want. Mmes. C. A. Wentz, George H. 'Willjam- including Tkt Wilfrid Wards and 3-thr*ad far tvening, 3-thread ■for after- the Transition, son, and Mary Woods; Miss M. Zeller, nosa, 4-thread far day time. Denver’s Largest Mrs. Q. A. Zaiss, Mrs. H. A. Zoallner, Dr- Cracow, Poland. — T h e salt Hardware Store L. B. Bussell, and others. mines of Wieliczka, diminutive town near here, have again proved Habbi Espouses Cause William S. Knudxen, president i Sold exclusively at Joslln's a main attraction to tourists. Of Euthanasia Group of General Motors, is shown here i India Mission Priest Chief source of interest to visitors as he left the White House in ' is the fact that one can- eat, Joslin’e , Street Flaar, Accessories Center Builds Unique Grotto Washington after a conference danee, or pray in the corridors WgphlngtOB. — The Rf. Rev. Agra, India.-r-A unique grotto Msgr. John A. Rygn, director of with President Roosevelt and indus­ to Our Lpdy of Lourdes has been far below ground. In the mines’ 1,000 years of existence, workers tho Depgrtment gf Soeigl Action, trial leader* on methods of ending! built here by Father Amadeus, National Catholic Welfare Con­ the business recession. The Aquinas Players The grotto, said to be without cut altars and statues in the'salt I walls. A recent addition is the ference, hga addressed a letter to parallel in the world, was con, Rabbi Sidney T. Goldstein of the Ani)ounee Chapel of St. Kupigund, where structed of huge rocks dug from Free Synagogue. New York, ex­ mountains and river beds many Mass is said each July 3 and Christmas eve. pressing surpriso at finding the Their Twenty^Second Major Performance miles away. Some of the rocks rabbi's name among the members weigh over half a top. in of the advisory board of the Na­ Priest Succumbs After tional Society for the Legalization Sacred Heart Brother, of RuthspgsiB. “ Your member­ Collapsing in Street ship in this organization to pro­ 87, Dies in Alabama Available oh our “Tfie Rear Car” Mobile, Ala. — But nine days mote legalised murder,” Monisg- short of his 88th birthday. Brother Cleveland. — The Rev. Gregory nor Ryan wrote, “ make* it ipipoe- Charge COTTRELL'S Francis Tyler, S.C., died suddenly K. VUniscak, O.S.B., 54, pastor of lible for me heneeforth to co­ 3 ’W a y P a y operate with you in any move­ A MYSTERY PLAY-^FROM A NEW ANGLE here. A member of the Order pf St. Andrew’s church here, was Purchases the Sacred Heart, he had been stricken as he was walking to ment or for any cause whatever,” A Third February 1 By Edward E. Rose Billed March I J,lu yi/lm J engaged in the Christian education the church to hear Confessions- A 'niird March 1 of youth since the days of the Civil He collapsed on the street, was English Honors List At Thejr Little Theatre war. He pronounced his perpetual removed to a nearby house, given Includes 6 Catholics 4 2 1 SUTS6NTH STREET A Third April 1 vows in 1877 and had been a the last sacraments, snd taken to W. 25th Ave. and Grove St. teacher in order schools in In­ GlenviUe hospital, where he died diana, New Jersey. Alabama, and a few moments later. Father London.— The New Year’s hon­ ors lilt, annual distinction made MATINEE SUNDAY AT 2:30 Quebec. He was known for the VanisoaH was a pioneer Slevak many inventions he perfected. Benedictine in the United States. each year by England’s King, in­ Last Days Pre-Inventory Clean-up cludes the ngmea of four prom­ SUNDAY AND MONDAY EVENINGS AT 8 il5 inent Catholics who have been There are bargains thruout the Man’s Store these days as we dispose raised te knighthood, and a Bishop of all small quantities, odd lots and broken size ranges at sharp price ADMISSION FORTY CENTS. Making W ay for Christ and a priest otherwise honored. cuts! For example: CHILDREN TWENTY CENTS. mantle Heroes’ square in Budapest in pfeparation for |he 54lli Inter­ They are Bishop Bonhomme, O.M. national Eiirliaristic Congress, which will be held there May 25 to 30. L, who becomes a member of the The square js shown in the upper picture as it appeared before reno­ Order of the British Empire; the vation began on the congress site. Below, workers are shown at their Very Rev. John J. English, made huge task, whirh includes the draining of a lake, uprooting of trees, an O.B.E.; Lieut. (Jenergl A. E- Hart Schoiiner & Marx This Spaca McNamara, awarded the K. C. B.; IsrtH^rtJ dismantling of huge columns, and building of the largest outdoor Donated by altar in the world. (Fred V. Williams photos.) Rao Bahaclur Pannipselvam, made ^ AND BEVERLY ' FEDSIAL M No SKi!lJL"hi0407'' a Knight Bachelor; Charles J. Flynn, became a K- B. E. (civil J A M E S P. McCONATY division); Hon- Bernard A. Cregn, created a Knight Baohelor. 1 & 2-Tiousei SUITS Canadinn Council Will :0 . Promote Film Uplift

; CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING ! Quebec.— A committee of lay­ 25 men has been appointed by Car­ dinal Vllleneuve, Archbishop of Quebec, and the Bishops of the ' Classified Ads province of Quebec to head the Catholic Center of Cinema Ac­ ^ It will pay you to read ALL of the following advertisements. ^ tion. The committee is composed I ^ ^ a. A A A. AA A.A A. A A A A j of 16 men and one woman. The role of this new council will HOTELS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS be to study the einema ques­ Reconditioned pianos, players, grands, tion from all its angles — reli­ NEWHOUSB HOTEL organs (pipe and reed), orchestral instrii. gious, moral, and cultural— so as m I'HE SHADOW e( C«l»r»4o’s 8“ “- ments. T. R. Walker, 236 Broadway, SP to center interest upon and to di­ t|lul t*pitoI. Colfax at Grant, OynTtr, tm . rect efforts toward the general Colo; betterment of motion pictures. DRUG STORES CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS' HOME, m t Grant, PUisant bama for »iri»- HUTCHINSON’S PHARUACY 86-Year-Old French Nun Your Naborhood Druggist Dies in Turkish Colony Reduced from ^35-^0 & ^ 5 FEMALE HELP WANTED Phone BPruce 0588 700 So. Pearl Paris,— Impressive ceremonies Imagine SAVINS up to J?0,50 on nationally famous HART REFINED Cathelia young lady for JAMES HUTCHINSON temporary clerical work. Mast be good marked the funeral of . the oldest SCHAFFNER i MARX Suits! Year ’round fabrics—all typist and willing worker. References member of the French colony at sizes collectively I Regulars, Longs, Shorts, Stouts. required. Box f t . The Register. REFRIGERATORS Izmir, Turkey, Sister Eugepie of { Beautiful $150.00 Eleotrie Refrigerator, peT' the Daughters of Charity of St. FURNACES AND GRATES feet eondition, guaranteed; $3q Vincent do Paul, She wa* 86 and DBNVEK MUSIC STORE had been a nun for 66 years. f u r n a c e s in s t a l l e d * REPAIRED 5*9 14th St, Famous Fabric OVERCOATS H. H. York. 5*7 E. Eypeeftioa. PE. 9M* Primate Extols New b a r b e r SHOP Over 200 reduced to ROOM AND BOAFX Irish Constitution OLD AGE pensioners, in Catholic First elass barber shop. Berpie Mack’s Dublin.” -The new constitution Such famen* woolcos a* |.|n- home; quiet, pleasant surroundinge; three Barlwr Shop, 1270 Santa Fe Drive. maennaq, M illbnm. liciitlcyK, meals a day. (SO per month. 1816 I . of Ireland has beea extolled by the Maraffowna, Heltona—nil alzra Jewell, Phone SP. 786f, w a n t e d —Household furniture, old cloth­ Hierarchy in the person of Car­ and ail trpaa. ing, pictures, kitchen utensils, etc. The Denver Deanery’s Benefit Shop. Call Tabor dinal MacRory, Archbishop of 2916. 1385 Lawrence etreet. Armagh and Primate of all fret $?5 Ovtrcoats...... $it90 land, who describes it as “ a great Christiar odcument, full of faith $J5 Ovtrsnti...... $I.T,B0 in God a* the Creator, the Su­ $40 Ovfropits .,,,,.$ 2 0 ,0 0 preme Law Giver, and Ruler, and $S0 Ov>r«eats...... $26.00 full also of wise and carefully PRICS thought-out provision for the up- builoing and guidance of a Chris­ tian state.” Women Plan for NUNS OF DENVER INVITED TO M Religion Class Preferred Parish ST. DOMINIC’ S PARISH P U Y EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS TOUR (Under the Auspices of American Express Co.) ► Trading List— ► Theafer Parly fSt. Dominie’a Pariah) ens Jones, Ellen Patrieje, Joseph Started in Parish All the sisters of the city are Hartnett, and John Bruggeman. BUDAPEST-MAY 25-30 invited to attend the matinee per­ 15,0 Attend Party (St. Louis* Pariah, Englewood) Sailing from New York April 30th MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER: (St Philomena’a Parish) formance of The Rear Car, by the The chicken pie luncheon and The plans ha'^ been completed Aquinas players at their Little card party sponsored by St. A class in religion for adults Visiting: London, Paris, LIsleux, Lourdes, Switzerland, Vienna, The merchant! repreaented in thit tection are bootters. They are for the pre-Lenten theater party, theater, W. 25th and Grove street, Dominic’s Altar and Rosary so­ who are interested in the Church Rome— Ireland Optional which is to be given under the aus­ anxioui to work with yon and are deaerring of yonr patronage. Co­ Sunday at 2:30. The play will be ciety, under the direction of the will be, held on Wednesday after­ pices of St. Philomena’s Altar and presented again that evening at president, Mrs. B. H. Elms, Thurs­ Tour Under the Leadership o f Father Edward M. Woeber noons at 2 o’clock. This class operate with them. Rosary society. The committee has 8:15 and also on Monday eve­ day, Jan. 20, was enjoyed by more Complete Information and Literature Furnished byi arranged for the Aladdin, Broad­ ning. This mystery play is than 150 guests. will be in addition to the regular way, and Paramount theaters the well cast, with a group of play­ Mrs. Elms was assisted by the class on Wednesday evening. Denver Diocese Eucharistic Tour ers, many of whom are well known nights of Feb. 16, 17, and 18. As officers of the society: Mmes. Jos­ A collection for candles will be C a th e d r a l the Altar society receives no profit in Little theater work. They are 1637 STOUT ST. DENVER KE. 8131 eph Coursey, E. P. Gartland, taken up at all the Masses Sun­ W rite or Call In Person from tickets bought at the box John O’Leary, Con Honeyman, Frank Kemme, and Theodore offices of these theaters, Mrs, Kathleen Conboy, Ann Frances Schmoeger, and by the following day, Jan. 30. C alon e, Frank Simmington, FOR INSTANT DELIVERY Cronin urges those planning to committee members: Mmes. M. J. Mass on Wednesday, Feb. 2, attend the theater party to secure Charles Shannon, Fred Kirk, Val- PEARL DRUG CO. ON Smith, S. A. Miller, John Barry, the Feast of the Purification, will ITth A rear! their tickets through the rectory Drugs, Wines & Liquors Charles Grove, H. F. Close, J. be said at 8 o’clock. Preceding CUT PRICES or any member of the committee Naughton, M. L a r d n e r, Leo CALL composed of the following: Mrs. the Mass, there will be the bless­ MAIN 4646 FREE DELIVERY Rowan, A. Heiberger, W. J. Has- ARGONAUT HOTEL J. F. Mohan, chairman; Mmes. J. G. F. BERKENKOTTER, Prop. ler, G. W. Tawson, F. L. Stone, ing of candles. Mass on Thurs­ Marcove Drug Co. T. Cronin, D. Costello, Fursten- Students Are Told Where Denver’s Society Entertains for Luncheons and Dinners Onr Spacialty la Filling Preacriptiona Dale Turner, J. P. Harrington, J. day, the Feast of St. Blaise, will y CUT RATE DRUGS berg, Taylor, Campbell, Jordan, WINES & LIQUORS K. C ^ F A X AND LOGAN TA. 0808 R. Wilson, J. Fraher, Mary E. be followed by the blessing of FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES, J. Keating, and P. Williams. Laharty, P. B. Thumes, Joseph FRIED CHICKEN DINNER The P.-T. A. will hold its Lewis, Charles Crowe, and Ward throats. The ceremony will be DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE TABOR 2361 For Delicious Corn Fed Meata, Fresh Southern Style—60c Complete monthly meeting at the school hall OlHygiene,Health Anthony. repeated in the afternoon at 3 Fruits and' Vegetables. Fish in Season Served Every Day from Noon to 9 p. m. Monday, Jan. 31. Owing to the Beautiful Ballrooms Private Dining Rooms A cake, donated by Mrs. ^J. P. o’clock and again in the evening Trade at Southern Dinner House talk of the guest speaker, Mrs. Horace W. Bennett, which is (Regia High School) O’Herron, was awarded to Mrs. at 7:45. 320 East Colfax A. Bierman, who was also awarded (Between Grant and Logan) scheduled for 3 o’clock, the busi­ ^ A splendid talk on “ Hygiene Nuptial Ceremony Held ' W W W W W W W"W '"Spn ness meeting will begin promptly and Health’’ was given to the stu­ a consolation prize. The special Serving Luncheon, Breakfast, and Dinner A pretty wedding was held All the coffee and hot biscuits you want. at 2 o’clock. All members are re­ dents at the weekly assembly by prize, a ton of coal, was won by Saturday morning at 8:15 when Southern Chicken, Thick, Juicy Steaks, and quested to be present at the meet­ Dr. Joseph J. Reilly. In con­ Mrs. M. J. Smith. Game prizes Colfax at Logan KEyatona 5333 liberal portions. ing, as a number of matters of junction with Doctor Zarlengo, were won by the following: Mmes. Dorothy Kordis of Stratton and Preferred Parish importance -will be discussed. A the speaker had conducted the C. S. Keegan of Glenwood Springs, Richard Schreiner were married COLORADO drive is being made next week for physical examination of the stu­ D. A. Mantey, J. Shovlin, I. Maler, at a Nuptial Mass. The best man City Lace Cleaners and H. Weinman, and Miss Mary and bridesmaid were Jacob Schrei- UPHOLSTERY CO. 218 East 7th Ave., Ph. TA. 7907 new memberships. It is particu­ dents early in the first semester. Trading List— larly desired to enroll all mothers He gave practical bints on physi­ Gartland. . and Clara Werle. Fatherner Joseph P. O’Heron officiated. A FURNITURE ^OSPITAL CURTAINS of the first and eighth grade pu­ cal development, stressing espe­ Sodality Electa Antique Furniture Remodeling Our Carefully Cleansd and Returned Same Size pils, as.it will be necessary to make The junior dmsion of the wedding breakfast followed at the Specialty Special Care Giren to Table Linens cially the value of proper eating, home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kurtz. Blankets Laundered without Shrinkage decisions relative to First Com­ selection of foods, and avoidance Blessed Virgin sodality elected the MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER: reupholstering a n d refinishing Mrs. Kurtz is a sister of the 2>pieee Orerstuffed Recorered, $25.00 & up WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED munion services and commence­ of excesses. following ' officers ■ at the last 1. L. Kingsbury. Prop. bridegroom. The merchants represented in this section are .boosters. They are Cushions refilled, $1.00 each ment exercises. A prize will he Feb. 11 the basketball team will meeting: Prefect, Helen Hazlett 2159 16th St. Ph. GAllup 2304 10% FOR* CASH CARRY first vice prefeett Mary Heeren anziona to work with you and are deserving of yonr patronage. Co* awarded to the room securing the journey to St. Stephen’s mission, Newly elected officers for the operate with them. highest percentage of member­ Wyo., to battle with the fleet- second vice prefect, Betty Manes Daughters of Mary sodality are PETE GOLDEN’S The Handicraft Shop secretary, Patricia Harrington Miss Jessie Anglada, prefect; Lu­ CHARLES S. AUGER, Prop. ships. Sixth grade mothers will footed Sioux Indian basketeers. have charge of refreshments, with treasurer, Mary Jean Anthony cille Cudney, assistant prefect; Shamrock Tavern (Between Washington and Clarkson) Three autos will carry the squad Mrs. C. L. Monaghan as chairman. to the game. sacristan, Margaret Anthony. Avalon Geeck, treasurer, and St. Francis de Sales' Fathera’ Council Formed 18TH AND DOWNING Art Leather and Members assisting the hospitality Glen Menhennett of Kremmling, Geraldine Young, secretary. St. Dominic’s C.T.-P.A. organ FKEE DELIVERY SERVICE Aeroplane Kits chairman, Mrs. Paul Eckelman, was elated at his success in the Card Party la Scheduled Plate Lunches 731 EAST COLFAX will be Mmes. L. R. Durell, John recent stock show in Denver when ized a Fathers’ council at a meet­ instruction Given to School Classes and ing Friday evening, under the Mrs. R. M. McRae will act as Beer -y- Wines — Mixed Drinks Furstenberg, and H. W. McLauth- his prize cow took first place over Individuals chairmanship of Paul Murray. The hostess for an Altar society card BUCHANAN’S TABOR 69«1 lin. The association has been hon­ all competitors. Glen enjoyed the ioiefelt HOT & COLD SANDWICHES party to be . held in her home, ored recently in the election of distinction of being listed among deed for the school site, which was secured through the untiring ef­ 3761 South Galapago, Saturday LIQUOR STORE CLEANERS AND DYERS Mrs. Durell as president of the the winning stock raisers, living Colorado Alumnae association, forts of Mrs. Ward Anthony, pres­ evening, Jan. 29, at 8 o’clock. 328 BROADWAY PEARL S753 B . dc H. at the Shirley-Savoy hotel for a Admission will be 25 cents. Fine Wines and Liquors Mesdames of the Sacred Heart. week instead of at Regis high ident, and the splendid co-opera­ ICE COLD BEER Upholatered Furniture, Curtains, and Mrs. E. T. Mulcahy has been ap­ tion of the association as a whole, Bridge, pinochle, and bunco will dormitory. He is busy in the local be played. All are invited to at- Phone PEsrl 1777 377 South Broadway Draperies Expertly Cleaned and Finished SRELLY MASTER SERVICE pointed on a committee in the mid-year exams at Regis this week, was presented to the pastor, the Rev. J. J. Regan, O.P., by Mrs.y tend MotO’ Sway Lubrication campaign ^gainst salaicious litera­ trying to win a ribbon for himself. Exclusively a Shop for Children ture inaugurated by the Dioc­ The large class room used as ly Pupils from St. Louis’ school ’ 13TH AVENUE AT LINCOLN PHONE MAIN 9379 . The luncheon set donated by the W. M. W IH E and Babies from infancy to 14 esan Council of Catholic Women. study hall by the boarders is to who took, part in the musical pro­ years U. S. Tires — Skelco Batteries and Accessories She attended the central P.- Sewing circle, under the direction gram presented at the county P.- be equipped with new desks this of Mrs. A. Hamilton and Mrs. John Grocery and Market Individual Styles T. A. meeting of presidents Fri­ week ' d will be'ready for ex­ T. A. meeting' were Rosemary Are You a Missing Heir? Skelly Program— Moore, brought returns of over BEST QUALITY - FAIR PRICES KLZ 8:30 to 9 p. m. Sunday evenings day, Jan. 28. Mrs. Ray J. Foley tended service in the second se­ Blumett, Charlene Geeck, Ruth Corn Fed Meata Fresh Fish was also in attendance. $100 and was awarded to Mrs. Young, Patsy Cook, and Mary mester. A new type of desk with Charles Hamm. Mrs. J. Garrity Miss Edith Kiene left this week locked receptacles under the cover Sue Galvin. The numbers pre­ Staple Groceriea, Fresh Vegetables Fox Gift & Baby Shop for New York city, where she will was awarded the special prize. sented by these pupils made up is being tried. 791 SOUTH LOGAN PE. 9934 73 BROADWAY sail on Saturday for South Amer­ Sister Rose Claire of the fifth a playlet, entitled A Dream. The PE. 1767 St. John's A course in sociology, stressing grade received the penny march ica. Miss Kiene plans to be gone the application of the recent en­ “ Columbine Song” was also ren­ two months. fund, $4.25, for the largest at­ dered by the eighth grade girls, cyclicals of the Popes, is planned tendance. It is planned to have the Kathleen Ann Orr, infant for the upper-classmen in the sec­ who were accompanied by Kath­ KROONENBER6 COAL CO. DENVER daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. husbands of the officers arrange leen Guffey. ond semester. Christocracy as the and conduct the February meet­ SP. 4478 1911 South Broadway Orr, was baptized Sunday by the Daniel Brown, eighth grade only true solution of all the diffi ing. Ward Anthony will preside. LIGNITE ...... FLOWERS M A R K E T CO. Very Rev. Dr. William M. Higgins. culties of the times is to be ex­ pupil in St. Louis’ school, is ill 5.95 LUMP...... 5.95 EGG The godparents are A. L. Douds The Rev. W. J. O’Shaughnessy, BOULDER VALLEY 6.25 LUMP------8.25 EGG I.G.A. Stores plained fully. S.J., who gave a very interesting in Mercy hospital of pneumonia. CENTENNIAL ...... ».WU L/LJ JVir ______. . . K. and Dorothea Douds. A program of Indian folk-lore in d u s t r ia l o r m o n a r c h ...... 7.35 LUMP...... 7. FIFTH AVENUE talk, has promosed a second lec­ 06 EGG 2422 E. 6th Aye. FR. 4151 & 4152 James Henry Jensen, son of Mr. and customs was presented in the and Mrs. J. H. Jensen, was bap­ ture at a later date. FLOWER SHOP Selacted corn-fed meats. Fancy and Mrs. Rose Conley and Mrs. John .school on Thursday by J. Davis, staple groceries, fruits and vegetables tized by the pastor on Sunday. full-blooded Indian and lecturer. 520 CLAYTON ST, YO. 3015 Fresh fish and aysters Henry Fuchtman and Wilhelmina P.-TA Fostering Conway have charge of the first Fuchtman are the godparents. Friday breakfast. Fruit cup, Banns of marriage were pub­ cocoa, and rolls will be served. Holy Ghost The firms listed here de­ lished for the first and last time Mrs. G. C. Kull reported on the OLSON’S Sunday between Andrew Joseph Denver Deanery meeting. serve to be remembered Circle to Meet Feb. 2 CIMMIIKES Alh«rt of this parish and Ruby Shrines in Homes COMPLETE FOOD STORES Mrs. Harry Graham’s card circle GOOD CLOTHES NEED NOT when you are distributing 2759 W. 29th Are. GA. 0605 Shepperd of Blessed Sacrament will meet Wednesday, Feb. 2, at StilwilVs Cafe BE EXPENSIVE 3030 E. 6th Are. YO. 4255 pari.sn. DENVER your patronage in the dif­ 2895 Fairfax FR. 3891 (Holy Family Pariah) the home of Mrs. Leo Ro-wam, Mrs. A. W. James entertained Upon the suggestion by Mrs, Al­ FINE FOODS AND COCKTAILS ferent lines of business. 5019 E. Colfax FR. 3457 the members of Mrs. D. E. Mc- 3169 W. 26th Ave. 3015 W. 44th Are. GA. 5181 fred H. Rampe, diocesan chairman Mrs. Paul Murray’s circle will Curtain’s club on Tuesday. Mrs. of C.T.-P.A., that the group have a ★ THE Jenty, a substitute, made high meet Friday, Feb. 4, at the home committee on shrines, Mrs. James of Mrs. Charles Grant, 2225 KEystone 9221 1942 Broadway score, and Mrs. E. Litmer won sec­ Krisl was named chairman. The (St. James’ Pariah) Open 5 A. M. to 2 A. M. ond honors. Mrs. Danford and Grove St. aim of the committee will be to The monthly meeting of the ENGLISH Mrs. Carr will be point hostesses Confraternity of Christian Doc­ St. Vincent de Paul's foster a shrine in every home and Altar and Rosary society was held at the next meeting at Mrs. Dan- trine discussion club members are to promote the daily recitation of Friday, Jan. 14. Twenty members The firms listed here de­ ford’s home. reminded that the spring semester TAILORS the Rosary. commences the week of Feb. 6. were present. Guests were Mrs. serve to be remembered Mrs. P. F. Giblin’s club met with Among those attending the TELEPHONE PEARL 7315 Mrs. D. R. Costello on Jan. 20. New enrollments are invited at Fred Smith and Mrs. R. F. Brink. when you are distributing 901 FIFTEENTH STREET SOUTH GAYLORD fourth annual day of recollection this time. The high school group The society welcomed a new mem­ Mrs. Helen Bishop made high at St. Rosa’s home were Mmes. Combine Quaiity and Styie South Gaylord CLEANERS score. Mrs. E. E. Wright will have will be in charge of the director of ber, Mrs. W. T. O’Brien. Several your patronage in the dif­ George Zaiss, H. M. Pohs, J. B the confraternity, the Rev. G. M. committees were formed: Mem­ at Prices You Can Afford 1025 SO. GAYLORD the next meeting. Ginn, and C. B. Karns. ferent iines of business. Mrs. Thomas Neyen’s club met Lane, O.P. Schedules of all groups bership, Mrs. Paul Gappae, Mrs. Bakery Direct Plant Service • The P.-T.A. wishes to thank W. on Jan. 19 at the Colburn hotel will be announced next week. M. J. Lester, and Mrs. J. W. Hig­ DELICIOUS HOME-MADE Finest Quality Dry Cleaning L. Dexter for the gift of a gavel. gins; sick, Mrs. J. H. Leyden and At Reasonable Prices with Mrs. F. S. Lee as hostess. PASTRY Honors were shared by Mrs. It was used for the first time at Mrs. Luke Parslow; visiting, J'^rs. PEarl 1350 Marjorie Arnold the last meeting. St. Philomena's 1024 SO. GAYLORD STREET Beagle, and Mrs. Hodgins. James Reid and Mrs. '^W. T. Horn. The Music club will meet Mon­ Mrs. Joseph Casper and Mrs. "You hate tried the real, The Boy Scout court of honor was held Thursday, Jan. 27, at day evening at 7 :30 at the home Leaders Installed James Cavanaugh will have charge /Vow try the best. Chiropractic" Drink Milk Aaron Gove junior high school. of Mrs. F. M. Eahern. This club, of the altar and Mrs. Frank Mer- For Chiropractic corrects the cause The Donovan club had its meet­ composed of members of the P. tensmeyer a n d M rs. Lester FILLMORE DRUG STORE, INC. from the of Disease and not just the.effect. ing and social Wednesday evening. T.A. chorus is doing excellent Schnurr will take care of the altar 2836 E. COLFAX AVENUE A skating party will be held Sun­ work. By Altar Group linens. Our Prescription Department is the pride of our store— Let ns SO. GAYLORD Dr. day for the members. The parliamentary law class will Mrs. W. J. Kelly entertained her Con'vince you by filling your Prescriptions. be held in the high school Monday, card club at a luncheon Tuesday, Fr»« D«llT«ry Serrieo to Any Part of the City for Any of Yonr Wanto Jan. 31, at 2:30 p. m. (St. John’a Pariah) Jan. 25. Mrs. J. H. Leyden was a CREAMERY Maude E. Midgley Installation of officers of St. CALL YORK 1295-1294 1015 So. Gaylord St. SP. 2919 The Stitch and Chatter club guest. Honors were won by Mrs. Dinner’ s Plans Are will sponsor a card party Friday John’s Altar and Rosary society 1022 So. Gaylord PE. 4648 ' IS YEARS OF PRACTICE Paul Fitzgerald. night, Jan. 28, at 8 o’clock iq_ was held at the monthly meeting the school hall. There ■will be at the home of Mrs. F. C. Knobel, The Semaj club met 'Wednesday, The firms listed here de­ Nearing Completion Jan. 26, at the Montclair civic im­ McKNIGHT the usual games and prizes, \in 60 Cherry street, Jan. 21. provement building. serve to be remembered (Holy Ghoat Pariah) chiding three special awards. Ad­ The Rev. F. Gregory Smith, pas­ Annunciation tor, delivered the opening prayers The novena Holy Hour in honor when you are distributing BAKERY Plans for the dinner to be mission is 25 cents, and everyone 2830 E, Colfax served by the Holy Ghost Altar is in-vited to attend. and address. The nominating com­ of the Holy Eucharist will be held your patronage in the dif­ YO. 1464 mittee included Mmes. L. D. Mulli­ Friday evening at 7:30 p. m. and Rosary society Sunday, Feb. ferent iines of business. CHICKEN PIES DRUGS 13, are rapidly nearing comple­ gan, chairman; Clem Kohl, John DE SE L L E M tion. The committee members Murtaugh, Charles Hayden, and H. 190% Chicken FUEL AND FEED CO. have arranged to sell dinner J. Strueck. TWO STORES IS Tabernacle Group CHARLES A. DeSELLEH tickets at the doors of the Holy The officers installed were Mrs. SAME PRICES Ghost church this Sunday after S.‘ J. Lewis, president; Mrs. H. J. We Ship by Rail St. Catherine's all the Masses. Tickets may also Struech, vice president; Mrs. F. C. :o. PHONE TA. 3208 be procured at the rectory. Owing Knobel,- secretary; Mrs. Grant To Meet Feb. 4 35TH AND WALNUT T Wimbush, treasurer; Mrs. Frank Freo Delivery GA. 2540 to the limited accommodations, - RES. PHONE MA. SS44 Egan, corresponding secretary The firms listed here de­ 25 5401 Franklin St. 3101 Williams Sl those planning to attend the din­ Mrs. Harry M. Mulvihill of 800 NORTH DENVER ner are asked to buy their tickets and press chairman; Mrs. John Logan street will be hostess to serve to be remembered as early as possible so that the (St. Leo’a Pariah) Shilling, program chairman; Mrs. the Tabernacle society at its meet­ KOAL Monsignor William O’Ryan was F. A. Koch, hostess chairman; Mrs. when you are distributing LIQUOR STORE FORKED LUMP ..... $5.95 committee may be able to arrange ing Friday afternoon, Feb. 4, at VIC HEBERT to take care of those attending the guest of honor at the annual Lewis Murphy, Mrs. F. McDaniel, 2 o’clock. This will be the first ferent lines of business, Where Ladies May Shop With Ease FORKED EGG ...... $5.85 banquet given recently by the and Mrs. F. D. Jennings, flowers LIQUORS - WINES - BEER FORKED NUT ...... $5.00 with as little delay as possible. meeting of the year, and Mrs. Hudson & Terraplane Serving will start at 11:15 a. m. Young Ladies’ sodality at the Park and altars; Mrs. Charles Hayden T. A. Collins, chairman of dis­ your patronage in the dif- 4395 FEDERAL BLVD., AT WEST 44TH .All other trades at marked prirea BOB LORENZ . Prompt Delirer; and again at 4:30 p. m. Dona­ Lane hotel. Newly elected offi­ and Miss Ann Redmond, vest­ tribution of mission goods, will SALES and SERVICE ELK COAL CO. tions of vegetables and groceries cers were installed as follows: ments and linens; Mrs. Ralph make a report of the Christmas have been received, but a further Mary Bennetts, president; Sylvia Smith, phone committee; Mrs. boxes sent out. The Rev. Edward 3660 DOWNING ST. 3635 BLAKE ST. MA. 5335 appeal is being made for cash do­ Keller, vice president; Ruth Hol- Clem Kohl and Mrs. Grant Wim­ M. Woeber, spiritual director of Holy Family nations towards the purchase of zer, secretary; Margaret Regan, bush, membership and welfare;. the organization, -will be the meat. treasurer. Mrs. Louis Palaze, Benefit shop; guest speaker. After the banquet. Monsignor From the proceeds of the din­ Mrs. Cleaveland Woodcock, Ways For the musical programs Mrs. Boston Cream Piet...... 2 5 ^ Stc Josephus O’Ryan gave an informal talk, and means; Mrs. Charles Bruck- Pierce’s Hand ner, the society hopes to be able Mulvihill has arranged to have Lemon Pies...... 2 0 ^ to pay off the rest of the debt which was followed by games and man, book review chairman; Mrs. music. The retiring officers were Mrs. Mildred Lehman, well-known incurred in the redecoration of L. D. Mulligan, deanery repre­ Denver contralto, and Miss Ve­ Laundry Macaroon Coffee Cakes....._ 25 ^ the church. each given a present in apprecia­ sentative. Billy Van’s Grocery tion of their services in the past nable, accompanist, render a group Dry Wash 18 lbs...... ? 1 .0 0 T H E O R A The secretary’s yearly report of songs. Chairmen of the mem- year. They were June Holzer, and Market showed that an increase of almost •bership committee will present Flat Ironed—Wearing Apparel Weiss Bakery president; Mary Bennetts, vice 100 per cent had been achieved many new members. Dried THE MARKET OF QUALITY BEAUTY SHOP Farewell Held for president; Catherine Lahr, secre­ in the membership drive. The in­ 179 Fillraora Eat. May 1, 1922 YO. 4789 4024 Tennyson GA. 1937 16 ozs. to the Pound tary, and Alice Miller, treasurer. terior of the church and sanctuary ^Specializinsr in Frederics ^ 2 of Club’s Members The sodality held its regular were completely renovated by the 812 Santa Fa Dr. Phone TA. 0536 Permanent Waves meeting Friday night, Jan. 21, patronage of a few generous don­ St. Dominic's S t. L o u is' UNION SHOP 1614 SANTA FE TA. 8997 < (St. Thereao’a Pariah, Aurora) with Miss Sylvia Keller as hostess. ors and the assistance of the At the meeting of the Young This was the first meeting at which society. NEW LOCATION People’s club Sunday, Jan. 23, the new officers presided.' Activi­ A delightful program was given ENGLEWOOD Atlas Tires Ezide Batteries Bob’s Old Trail the club bade farewell to two ties for the year were planned. An by one of the “ Just Kids” club of A L W A Y S INN Englewood Tire & BOB & VAN’S activfe members, Eugene Tighe, evening of bowling was enjoyed the Denver Post. The next meeting SHOE SHOP who had been with the club Wednesday by the members. will be held Feb. 18. Mrs. Felix LIQUOR STORE Liquor Store R«p«iring That InaurcB Healths Economy Battery Service Meat Market —Where Ladies May Shop With EaBc— since the first meeting and who O’Neill and Mrs. Clem Kohl will WHISKIES • BEERS ■ WINES Comfort S. W. SWIGART. Prop. 750 SANTA FE DRIVE Liquors - Wines - Beers had held the presidency for Library Association to take care of the altars in LIQUORS 3391 S. Broadway Englewood 1085 a year, and Charles "Tighe, who E. HAM LYN & SONS Bottle or Caao February. "All Popnlar Brands in Stock” A Full Line of Accessories BOB MOCENSEN, Prop. had been an active club mem­ Sponsor Talk on Mexico 2629 W. 32 AVE. PH. GA. 839S PRICES REASONABLE 3444 S. Broadway Phone ENG. '271 Road Service Fresh Fish KEratono 7943 240 Santa Fe Drive ber for the past six months. Their Plans Are Made to Form new home will be in Los Angeles, Miss Benecia Batione will be heard Thursday evening, Feb. 3, Sewing Circle, Sodality The A . Peterson Calif. As a farewell offering, Phillips Service PARKER BEAUTY The firms listed here de­ 11’ The firms listed here de­ they were given engraved cruci­ in an informal talk on “ Mexico,’’ serve to be remembered Grocery Co. fixes by the club. in the fourth monthly lecture of The members of St. Augustine’s Station serve to be remembered E At the meeting Sunday, Mar­ the current season’s Catholic study club wish to thank the pa­ DEALER IN PHILLIPS 66 SCHOOL when you are distributing ' r when you are distributing 734-736 Santa Fe Drive tha Wolf read an interesting ar­ Culture series, sponsored by the trons of the silver tea given a PRODUCTS Learn More to.Earn More. LEE TIRES s your patronage in the dif­ Phone TAhop 7114 ticle on “ Good Examples.” Billy Denver Catholic Library associa­ few weeks ago. Among the BATTERY RECH^RQINQ Enroll NoWy Small Weekly your patronage in the dif­ Tylenda gave a talk on “ Crea­ tion. The lecture program will activities for the new year are the Specialized Lubrication Payment. ferent lines of busit^ess. ferent lines of business. FRESH FISH tion,” and a lengthy discussion begin at 8:15 p. m. in the Cath­ formation of a sewing circle and 8. A H. Graan Stampa 3396 So. Bdwy. Englewood Corn Fed Meata Staple Groceriea by all club members followed. olic library rooms« 626 @t. a Blessed Virgin s o ^ t y . GAUnp 1662 10th and Fadanl PHONE ENQLEWOOD 878 The Denver Catholic Register P.-T. A. MAKES PLANS President...... Most Rev. Bishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. Charity Work of Apparent Miracle President Emeritus...... Most Revi- Bishop J. Henry Tihen, D.D. The March of Progress___ Editor...... Rt. Rev. Msgr. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D. TOR CARD FETE FEB. 3 Managing Editor...... Hubert A. Smith, Jour.D. The advent of Illuminating gaa created a problem for the makert of kerosene lamps. Electricity made gas Associate Editors— M. F. Everett, Jour.D.; Charles J. McNeill, A.B., Springs Hospitak (St. Francii de Sales’ Parish) of the P.-T. A., their friends, and Wrouglit in Case mantles practically obsolete. The automobiles gave the Jour.M.; Rev. Walter Canavan, B.J., M.A.; Ruth Vincent. all friends of St. Francis de Sales’ ______»______^_____ On Monday evening, Jan. 24, railroads new competition. Electric refrigeration produces the committee and council mem­ school to attend. Admission is 35 Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. cents per person. There will be a problem for the Ice industry. Oil burners affected the bers of the P.-T. A. met with their coal business and the radio displaced the phonograph. Told in Reports chairman, Mrs. Bernard Hynes, to an attendance prize and special Of Denver Girt make final arrangements for their prizes and refreshments will be The modern, up-to-date Safeway store made a prob­ Published Weekly by annual card party to be held in served. Players are asked to bring lem for the Inefficient merchant, because the old-fashioned THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) (Continued From Page One) the high school building Thurs­ cards. There will be a council ( Continued From Page One) store, with the open cracker barrel became as out of date (Eighteen of these expired with­ day, Feb. 3, at 8 p. m. This party meeting in the assembly room of a miracle. The physicians stressed as the mustache cup. 938 Bannock Street in 24 hours after entrance.) will be given to help finance much- the rectory Wednesday, Feb. 2, this point so forcibly that Mr. Laboratory examinations..... 4,352 needed improvements in the at 1 p. m., with Mrs. Bernard and Mrs. Howard were convinced But the efficient independent retailer has met the Telephone) KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1497 Radiographic examinations.... 565 school. The success of this party Hynes presiding. of their sincere belief in the power new competition and has prospered. Fluoroscopic examinations .... 68 is insured by the enthusiasm shown The president, Mrs. Fred L. of prayer. Physical therapy treatments.. 705 by the committee and council Kelly, will preside at the meeting Federal reports and surveys show that independent $2 a year. Sold only in club arrangement with The Register, Mrs. Howard’s father bad been merchants of Colorado are more than holding their own Full pay patients...... 482 members, who invite all members to be held Wednesday, Feb. 2, at restored to normal health after Tuesday edition. $2 covers subscription to both weeklies. with their chain store competitors. Retail sales of inde­ Part pay patients...... 1,029 2 p. m. in the high school audito­ a novena for his intention had pendent stores are Increasing every month and the number of Free patients...... 42 rium. The fourth and eighth grade been made to Mother Cabrini. independent retailers in the state grows every year, proving Thursday, January 27, 1938 mothers will be hostesses. Members of the family, therefore, Total patients...... 1,553 An entertainment of an unusual hastened to the Queen of Heaven conclusively that the chain stores are not running the in­ Full pay patients’ days...... 11,239 lOBEIIO lUGIE dependent merchant out of business, but are stimulating type, with Buck Owens and orphanage and discussed the mat­ OFFICIAL: PIOCESE OF DENVER Part pay patients’ days...... 19,019 Goldie, his performing horse, was ter with Mother Aurelia, the trade throughout Colorado and are making the lot of the Free patients’ days...... 2,129 independent merchant a better one. The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. given for the benefit of the entire superior. school last week. • We confirm it as the official publication of the Diocese. Whatever Total days...... 32,387 The children at the orphanage SiyOEIITS' LOAN Two of the most exciting appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or those immediately began a novena to of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. The sisters at St. Francis’ wish basketball games of the season Mother Cabrini. The agony of We hope The Register will be read in every home of the to express their gratitude to the were played Monday evening, Jan. the small patient that night was Diocese. members of the medical profession 24, in the high school gymnasium. indescribable. The following morn­ We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in for their loyalty and untiring serv­ The alumni, both boys and girls, ing, the children were again as­ the children of the Diocese for the reading of The Register. ices rendered to the patients. They played the present school teams. sembled in the chapel, offering also extend their appreciation to The victory went to the school Holy Communion for the sick lit­ 9 URBAN J. VEHR, the public of Cplorado Springs and Aug. 5,1931. • Bishop of Denver. (Continued From Page One) teams in both games. tle girl. While they were in the vicinity for their patronage. chapel, Mary Josephine seemed SflFEUIflY league, an election took place, High school students who mer­ A great number of priests have with officers named as follows: ited all A’s for the half term in near death. At 6:30, however, she stayed at St. Francis’ in the year. President, Mrs. A. E. Gallagher; both conduct and scholastic stand­ called for her mother "to sing for There were 2,178 Masses cele­ vice presidents, Mrs. Fred Schmidt ing were exempted from semester her,” and asked that “ daddy bring PIGCLY WIGGLY brated in the hospital chapel. and Miss Mary Nieters; record­ examinations. a dolly and tell a story.” ing secretary, Mrs. J. F. Prinzing; Hot Lunchei Arailabla At 7:30 the doctors came and corresponding s e cr e ta r y , Mrs. The cafeteria is now serving hot renewed their pleas for an opera­ Frank Bicknell; treasurer, Mrs. lunches to any student in either tion. The parents reluctantly Ofiiniom of Associate Editors of The Register ;; Junior C. D. of A. W. J. Wade. the grade or the high school for consented, and Mary Josephine The league decided at this ses­ a nominal sum of 5 cents. Parents was rushed to the hospital for Thoms Linoleum Studio, Inc. sion to meet every other month wishing to avail themselves of this contagious diseases. The opera­ instead of eveA month, as has opportunity of providing hot tion was performed and was • MAIN 2286 (.Continued From Page One) been the custom in the past. The lunches for their children are seemingly all that could be de­ We Furnished St. John’s Church With Our Linoleum. Troops Planned asked to notify the office. Ar­ sired. In ten days she was mak­ broadcast. The receiving sets cost to judge a religion, or a race, by Loretto league is an organization 1444 Curtis Street Denver, Colorado designed to further the interests rangements must be made before ing a rapid recovery and was about SlOO at present. the actions of a minority of its brought home, when new develop­ Enthusiasts picture a time when constituents. of Loretto Heights college in lunches can be served. every field, while the Loretto On Friday afternoon, Jan. 21, ments caused extreme anxiety. it might be possible for the home We wonder whether the Star Streptococci infection entered the radio owner to throw a switch at editor ever read the encyclicals of For Orphan Girls foundation is a special committee Father Leo J. Thome called a gen­ under the sponsorship of the eral assembler for the purpose of blood stream and could not be night and wake to find a complete Popes Leo XIII and Pius XI on checked except by another opera­ magaeinc or newspaper, with news, labor wherein is enunciated the league. displaying the new satin blue and (Continued From Page One) tion. thatcou/iii right of every man, regardless of gold basketball outfits that were advertising, and pictures, all cial guests. There will be music printed on a neat roll and ready race, creed, or color, to a decent issued to the three school teams. Mary Josephine was removed and games. The public is The proud wearers passed in re­ to St. Anthony’s hospital, for by Advertisers that merit your patronage. They are to be read at breakfast. The standard of living. We wonder cordially invited to attend. Ad­ whether he knows that history Sessions Held by view, while Regina Lynch led the then the quarantine had been reliable, consistent and appreciate your support. broadcasts now arc carried on Tn mission will be 25 cents. the small hours of the morning. proves that the Catholic Church enthusiastic crowd in cheers for lifted. The specialist pleaded with The New York “ newspaper” is has ever been the staunch cham­ The card party given by troops Father Thome and Coach Keirns, the sisters and nurses to pray JOHN fl. REDDIN that he might not ' lose her on about the width o f thiw news­ pion of the downtrodden. Surely 1 and 4 on Monday, Jan. 24, was Alumnae Circles who were instrumental in procur­ Attorney and Counselor at Law a great success. The receipts ing the suits. The suits were worn the operating table. His fears paper columns and the California he must know the part that the 612-614 Ernest & Cranmer Block amounted to over $20. The in Friday night’s game. The boys were almost realizedl but she ones the width of two columns. Church played in the world-wide The monthly social meetings of special prize, a table lamp, was are scheduled to play the Mullen rallied. She was recovering satis­ 17th and Curtis suppression of the slave trade. the Gamma and Beta-circles of This development, which it is won by Miss Genevieve Ulrick- home team Friday evening at 7 factorily and then the infection Phone MAin 0657 Denver, Colo. believed will precede the wide use Perhaps the editor of the Star the Loretto Heights college alum­ Pinon Fuel & Supply Co. son; the second prize, a set of o’clock. In the Junior Parochial started anew. of television, is another step in is unaware that a religious com­ nae were held, respectively, Satur­ towels, was won by Mrs. Selander. league, St. P'rancis’ draws a bye. F. A. Mumford, Mgr. the competition of radio with the munity, the Josephilc Fathers, is day, Jan. 22, at a luncheon in A final operation, making three Cakes were awarded to Miss Foun­ W. 25th and Decatur GA. 6125 field of journalism. It is a more devoting its entire efforts to work town and Sunday, Jan. 23, at the About 60 applications have been in less than four weeks, was per­ tain, Mrs. Emma McGovern, and received for the “ Amateur hour.” formed, and Mary Josephine came serious Areat to the newspapers among the Colored population of Dennis O’Connor. home of Miss Monica Hayden. and magazines in this way: Here­ the East and South; that there Future activities of the Loretto The dates for the show have been through with flying colors. Al­ H. G. REID The House of Quality, where the Miss Anna Brown was hostess alumnae were discussed at these set for Feb. 23 and 25. The ad­ though it required some time to Electrical Contracting, tofore, the main complaint with are Colored sisters who are teach­ to troop 10 at a social given best meats at the most reasonable ing in parochial schools of the meetings. mission will be 36 cents. The first rebuild the wasted little body, the Repairing and Fixtures news broadcast by radio is that Saturday, Jan. 22, at the club prices may be obtained. Negroes, who are conducting or­ audition will be held Friday, Jan. girl, now in her seventh year, is MAia 730S 329 14th St. one has to be right on hand dur­ house. Games were played and Miss Raphael Gwynn, ’36, re­ ing the broadcast, whereas printed phanages for homelesji Colored 28, at 7 :30 p. m. in the auditorium rugged in health, no longer being prizes were awarded. Refresh­ cently departed for the University of the high school. Applicants are threatened by defective hearing periodicals can be read at any tots. Does he realize that there ments were also served. Mrs. of St. Louis. There Miss Gwynn RABTOAY'S time. Most persons are visual is a sizable number of Colored requested to bring their own piano ,or other bad effects, frequently Harvey J. Smith was guest of will resume her study of lan­ accompanist if they have one. the aftermath of such cases. She minded and cannot get the full priests in the United States, and guages for a Master of Arts 1030 W. Colfax TA. 7297 honor and told about the play to Weddinr h Held attends school regularly, and in value of much of the strictly that there are two seminaries for be given for the benefit degree. factual material by listening to it Negro aspirants to the priesthopd? Dr. John Milliken and Genevieve the holidays sang “ Silent Night” Any girl wishing to join the The Jan. 21 meeting of the Baume were married Friday, Jan. in German before a large congre­ read. Music, the drama, speeches, Doubtless the editor has never Junior Catholic Daughters’ glee Denver chapter of the National Francis J. Fisher, Inc. and pai^ of the news accounts ap­ heard of Blessed Martin de 21, before the Rev. Leo Thome. gation at St. Elizabeth’s church. INSURANCE club is requested to be present Catholic School of Social Service Their witnesses were Mr. and Mrs. TAbor 6204 peal largely to the emotions and Porres, who will some Jay be hon­ at the club house, 1772 Grant was attended by the following are appreciated readily, but on the ored on the altars of the Church Donald Kinney. French Miners to Erect street, Saturday, Jan. 29, at 2:30 Loretto alumnae: Mmes. Nellie Cement - Plaster - Mortar whole people like to see the news as a saint. Martin was a humble p. m. May Kelly and Alvena Burnite Morvine Jo-Ann Hilton, infant JOS. J. CELLA rather than hear it. This is es­ Dominican lay brother who labored daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Statue of Priest-Friend and Misses Marie Stillhammer 1120 Security Bldg. Metal Lath • Stucco pecially true with editorials and in South America nearly three cen­ an3 Patricia Lucy. The latter, Hilton, was baptized Sunday, Her articles o f a deeper thought con­ turies ago. Today thousands of Priest on Tour to ’34, presided at the meeting as sponsors were Dominic Demato Paris.— On a highway just out­ Phone KEystone 2633 2863 Blake S t Denver tent. all races are invoking his inter­ president. and Dolores Sisto. side the important industrial city There is no questioning the fact cession, praying that he may be Ronald James McCarty, infant Miss Jewel McGovern, '37, is of St. Etienne, the statue of a that radio has cut into newspaper toon canonized. Martin de Porres Push Native Clergy son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mc­ Jesuit priest is to be erected. It fields. We believe, however, that was a Negro. busily enga^d in coaching her Carty, was baptized Sunday. His PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS pupils at Holy Family high school, will be an expression of gratitude it has been the loss of advertising W'e suggest that tjic editor of (Continued From Page One) sponsors were Leonard and Mary of thousands of workers to Father revenue which has hurt the pub­ the Star talk to some of the Den­ clergy in mission lands. It is esti­ who will participate in the Colo­ Reilly. rado Speech association contest Felix Volpette, who died in 1922 lishing business the most, not the ver Colored Catholics.— Rev. J. mated, he said, that there arc Glaa Club to Give Concert and who aided the miners greatly. THEY ARE RELIABLE fact that one can hear a digest of Canavan. 15,168 students in the seminaries to be held Feb. 5 at Cathedral After months of intensive study the news over the radio. This loss of the Philippines, China, Japan, high school. and rehearsals the Denver Glee has been felt particularly by the ‘FASCIST PORTUGAL India, Korea, and Africa. Entire Word has been received by Den­ club, a male chorus of 25 voices, districts are now being staffed weaker and less attractive papers. It it customary among .American ver friends that Mrs. Thomas will offer its first public concert with native priests, notably in The better ones are still pre­ observert to class Portugal as a Brady (Mary Leslie, ’31) is the Wednesday evening, Feb. 16, in eminent as an advertising medium. China, Korea, and India. There mother of a boy, Thomas, Jr., the auditorium of St. Francis de “ Fascist” nation, presumably be^ are 1,036 priests laboring in the It seems to us that the cost of cause that country has not hidden born this month in Columbia, Mo. Sales’ high school, 235 S. Sher­ latter country. Recently several The Alpha circle of the alumnae man St. A well selected and diver­ the radio “ newspapers” will pre­ its hopes Tor a Nationalist Chris' Colored priests were raised to the vent their supplanting the regular tian victory in Spain. The fact is will convene Thursday evening, sified program is in store for music Episcopacy in their native Africa. Feb. 8, at the home of Miss Mary lovers. The program will be di­ journals. A metropolitan daily that Portugal under the premier China, India, and Japan also have prints in one issue enough ma­ ship of Dr. Antonio de Oliveira O’Connor. rected by Martin C. Boggis, with their native Hier*irchy. Mrs. E. A. Hood as accompanist. terial to fill a fair-sited Ixmk and Salazar is a state in which the .The estimated cost of preparing sells it for a few cents a copy. rights of man are fully recog. At the close of the performance, YOUR FRIENd a native lad for the priesthood is Opera Rehearsals the audience is invited to a social There is no installing of expensive niaed, in which the government is $10,000, Father Lynch said. Un­ apparatus or upkeep; one just based on fundamental Christian with music by the Colorado Royal less the money is supplied by the orchestra. opens the front door and there is principles. Portugal is a Corpora­ Propagation of the Faith society, To Be Held Feb. 3 the paper. Even to approximate tive stale; there ends its resemb­ the number ordained is necessarily the amount of news via radio lance to the Totalitarian nations very few. The Pope has commis­ (Continued From Page One). Seton Guild to Have I would necessitate extensive equip­ for it holds a middle-of-lhe-roat sioned the national officers of the mous as a result of his or her per­ ment, the replenishing of paper position between liberal individ­ society to stress this particular formance in the opera is not re­ rolls, etc. ualism and the State omnipotence, branch of missionary endeavor. mote, Monsignor Bosetti reports. February Session As far as the personnel goes, whether Right or Ix;ft. Father Lynch was ordained Several of tne well-known local editors, reporters, and mechanical Sad days followeii the establish­ for the Diocese of Spring- artists have been secured for lead­ Mrs. A. G. Werle will enter­ help will always be needed what­ ment of the Republic of Portugal field, Mass. He received hjs early ing roles, as well as two or three tain the Seton guild at her home, ever the system o f news distribu­ in October, 1910. National dis­ training in missionary work under who have not made their public 603 South Sherman street, Thurs­ PAY IT? tion. News doesn’t come into an content, riots, revolts, and bank­ the Rev. George J. Hurley, dioc­ debut. day, Feb. 3. Luncheon will be office neatly written and headed; ruptcy marked the years be­ esan mission director in Spring- Long popular with opera-goers served at 12:30 o’clock. it is dug up and prepared only tween 1910 and 1926. In those There was no regular meeting field. Father Hurley is distin­ of the metropolitan cities, Gio- through the intensive effort of a 16 years, the republic had 40 gov­ guished as one of the most success- in January. Mmes. D. McGrarity You cem make your tax large force of workers. It is hard ernments. In 1926 things had conda has never before been pre­ lul mission directors in the coun­ sented by local company. Sev­ and J. McNulty were hostesses to see how the radio could present reached such a muddled condition payments LESS of a bW- try. He won national prominence eral arias from the opera, however, at the December meeting, Which more than a digest o f news. This that General Gomes da Costa re­ last year When he organized a are known to everyone who listens was held at Mrs. McGrarity’s den if you make prepa­ would not satisfy people who want belled and set up a military dic­ band of 70 diocesan priests to tour to the radio, for they are univer­ home. ration for them! loin our to be really well informed. tatorship. He headed the govern­ the Diocese of Springfield in be­ Mrs. Morrissey, Mrs. Barry, and sally popular and are broadcast 1938 TAX CLUB avoid nexi year's tax worries. The net result of the develop­ ment for a short time only, but half of the Church in foreign frequently. In magnificence pf Mrs. Miller were sponsors of a his successor, General Carmona, ment of radio “ newspapers” to the countries. scenery and costuming, this year’s successful card party held. Friday, Your weekly payments will be the amount of your won the approval of the people reader probably would be bene­ Father Lynch left Wednesday presentation will equal the Denver Jan. 7, in the Electric Institute and was elected president on March taxes divided by 50 Ask our savings tellers about ficial. An additional source of for Galveston, Tex., to address the Grand Opera company’s past pro­ room of the Public Service build­ 25, 1928. ing. information would be supplied and students at St. Mary’s seminary ductions. Walter Keeley will again the American National Bank s 1938 TAX CLUB plan. newspapers themselves w-ould be Carmona found the’ nation al­ there. i be stage manager for the opera. improved to meet the competi­ most completely bankrupt. To tion.— Millard F. Everett. solve the financial problem he Play Being Written Society in Barnum Is called Dr, Salazar from a profes­ HELEN SCHULTZ sorship at the University of Coim­ About Colorado in ADVICE TO AN EDITOR To Install O fficers American Notional bra to become minister of finance. Days of Gold Rush TO WED SUNDAY I. The editor o f the Denver Start Salazar accepted the office only The Golden Bubble is the title (Pratantatian Pariah) local paper for Colored people, on eondition that the department d is gravely mistaken about the o f the treasury have flnaj decision of a play being written by a Miss Helen Schultz, daughter of On Wednesday, Feb. 2, the Catholic Church. In the Jan. 22 Colorado pioneer and dealing with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schultz, will on fiscal matters. His first budget Altar and Rosary society will have g issue of the periodical he ex­ the gold rush period in '59. A become the bride of Carl Suppes, installation of officers and a re­ FRANK KIRCHHOF, President Was planned to show a surplus of / pressed approval that America, $72,500. The actual surplus W08 padre of the mining camps is one Jr., Sunday at S p. m. in St. Vin­ ception. AH women of the parish of the principal characters. The cent de Paul’s church. She will be Jesuit weekly, had accepted a con­ $13,120,000. He did it by rais­ are invited to attend. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation tribution from Theophilui Lewis, ing taxes and cutting expenses. author, whose pen name is Ross givap in marriage by her father, The Young Ladies’ sodality will a Negro. “ For many months, Lyndon, lives near Denver and and will be attended by Misses sponsor a theater party on Feb. 4. Every year since 1928, Portugal Ctmfilttt 'Bmnkmg Stnitt now,” he writes, “ the Catholics has marked up a surplus in gov­ took an actual part in much of Jane Justice, Dorothy Jean Hayes, The features are Devil la a Siaag have been going on record, here the local action the play depicts. PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA, KEEL - KVOD. Moodi, Evtoing 7 to 8 ernment income. A record that. and Lillian Miklich as bridesmaids, and Border Cafe. Tickets must be SpooMKd by thi CLEARING HOUSE BANKS and there, in favor of construc­ Salazar's fin«,ncial reforms made He knew many of the old-time and Mrs. M. J. Brennan as matron purchased from the young women tive policies on the rare question. him the man of the nation. On figures personally and drew upon of honor. Shirley Talbot will be in order that they may gain their . . . We think they mean business. July SO, 1930, he appeared before that knowledge to write a book, flower girl. James Rogan is to be percentage. “ On the other hand, it is a the Portuguese Council of State The Real Wild Bill Hickok. best man, and John Green, Joseph The P.-T. A. and Altar and Ro- Brennan, and Robert Suppes will .sary society held the first of a fart that this religion is one of to propose the establishment o f a popularly elected for four-year serve as ushers. After the wed­ series of dessert-luncheons and the most prejudiced against per­ Christian Corporative state. When terms. A Chamber of Corpora­ fl' sons of Color. The prejudice is he, became premier two years later, ding, a reception and dinner will a bunco party Jan. 27. tions, formed by representatives of be held. usually mean, hard, and cruel, h(i immediately devoted himself to 24 different groups, advises the because it not only runs through putting his corporative principles assembly on matters of public wel­ the religious life of the Whiles, into practice. A national plebis­ fare and legislation. Bishops in Philippines, ESTABLISHED SINCE 190S C r,| but it is backed up by their philos­ cite in March, 1933, approved a Neither President nor premier MAin 5314 ^ '’I ophy of economics and sociology new constitution, with 1,292,864 in Portugal is a Hitler, a Musso­ Paraguay Condole Spain where the race is concerned.” To votes out of a total of 1,330,258. lini, or a Stalin. Duties of both t substantiate this statement, the Under this constitution, all citizens arc outlined clearly in the consti­ Salamanca, Snain. — Cardinal The American Fixture Co. 9, editor cites general instances of are equals. ’The corporative form tution. The limits of government Goma y Tomas, Primate of Spain, Irish-Catholic controlled unions in of organization is based on three power are those o f Christian mo­ F. J. KIRCHHOF has received from the Philippine Mzaufacturar* oi the. North that do not tolerate kinds of institutions; Gtemins, in- rality and of Justice. The State is Hierarchy a message expressing a Negroes. clujing employers; syndicates, obliged to respect the natural rights solidarity with the Spanish Church I We believe that the gentleman CHURCH PEWS AND ALTARS made up o f laborers; people's of individuals, families, and local and voicing the hope that Com­ C onstruction C o . f d\ in question printed the above- hall, formed of both classes in bodies. munism in Spain will be crushed. c quoted thoughts not through CHURCH FURNITURE rural districts. Tlie three work in So well has Dr. Salazar per­ The Bishops of Paraguay, in a let- g malice, but through a lack 'o f fP complete co-operation for the gen­ formed his duties as head of a tre to the Cardinal Archbisbop of 11; knowledge o f the Catholic stand eral welfare. BANK, BAR, AND STORE FIXTURES E- Christian stale that the Very Rev. Toledo, declare that their coun­ BUILDERS on the race question. I E A president is elected for seven Robert I. Gannon, S. J., president try, "which may be the smallest ! -7 Catholic individuals mav be as Millwork of All Kinds years. He appoints the premier, of Fordham university, hailed him off-spring of Spain but loves her We Appreciate Your Patronage S intolerant as., anyone. But, as who in turn recomtnends the caL. the other day as “ the leading Cath­ none the less” in her heart, de­ the editor^f the Denver Star will inel ministers. The National as­ FRANK KIRCHHOF. 1232-46 ARAPAHOE ST. olic layman o f the world.” —-C. J. plores all that is happening in PRESIDENT no doufess'agree, jt is poor logic sembly is made up of 90 members, McNeill. Spain. DENVER, COLO. 708 Lawrence St. « Denver, Colo. 4— r^Sg»**aB5£E PUEBLO' FRATERNITY TO Liturgical Candles HOLD BENEFIT FEB. 10 WaX‘pure, from beehive to candle Pueblo. — Chi Alpha Sigma, Joseph Schrim was called to St. Charles Frankmore; reporter. M EN W H O Catholic fraternity, will give its Louis, Mo., by the death of his Miss Rose Bonfiglio. After a short third annual St. Valentine’s father. He will return to the city business session, refreshments charity social on Thursday eve­ in about ten days. were served by the hostesses: Candles that give a sweet odor ning, Feb. 10, at the Minnequa Miss Francis Muldoon is ill at Mmes. Philip Fabrizjo, John Pa- and mellow light. University club, it was announced, her home, 825 West 11th street. gano, Joseph Martell, John Taul- As in past years, all funds raised lie, Joseph Musso, Samuel Spi- Miss Mulfit Montgomery went nuzzi, Ralph Perrota, and Rus­ UNDERSTAND through the sale of tickets to the to' Canon City the latter part of Candles that burn 50 hours to sell Sedita. ball will be given to the children’s the week to continue work as di­ pediatric department of St. Mary’s the pound. rector of plays to be given in Feb­ Choir Give. Party hospital. ruary at Mt. St. Scholastica’s St. Mary’s 6 o’clock chapel choir The Pueblo Musicians’ union, academy. gave its annual party Friday, Candles that remained upright When a family chooses Horan Funeral local No. 69, will again co-operate Jan. 21, at the home of Mrs. John Couple Return Home Kukar. Games were played, and, through the summer’s heat. with the fraternity, as it has in the Mr. and Mrs. Francis Donohue past two years, by donating the later in the evening, refreshments Service it is not engaging the services of a big, returned to their home in Grand were served to the following: Mr. music for the charity ball. The Junction after a visit with their ir orchestra, which will be composed and Mrs. Joseph Mehle, Mrs. impersonal business machine. It is choosing parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Dono­ Frank Korun and children, Mrs. oi selected members of the Mu­ hue. Mr. Donohue is office man­ sicians’ union, will present a spe­ Joseph Mencin and daughter, Mrs. Angelus 1 0 0 % Celestial 5 1 % a warm, friendly, understanding service. ager of the resettlement project Joseph Rahek and daughter. Miss cial program of musical hits for in Grand Junction. the affair. Mary Secora, Miss Frances Mo- All Size*— 2, 3, 4, 6. Long* and Short*. Mrs. A. J. Dooner and Mrs. L. har. Miss Josephine Strubel, Miss Popular with the public, the fra­ Our organization is composed of those L. Ward were assistant hostesses Violette Mehle, Miss Alberta Sax­ ternity’s socials for the pediatric at the luncheon meeting of the ton, and Mr', and Mrs. Kukar and ward have set attendance records Service league that was held sons. who understand what bereavement needs for the city on both occasions. Saturday, Jan. 22, at the home of J. Paul Feyen has been desig­ An article on Pueblo is. printed James Clarke Mrs. Lynn Belcher. in the current issue of Catholic and how to supply those needs in a kindly, nated by Chi Alpha Sigma as gen­ Mrs. J. C. Welte and Mrs. Ray­ eral chairman for the event. Girl, a religious magazine pub­ mond McCarthy were hostesses at lish^ ih Illinois. It is illustrated Church Goods House sympathetic way. Gift. Continue the luncheon given Thursday with pictures of Mineral Palace, The deluge of gifts for the crip­ afternoon, Jan. 20, for St. Mary’s Memorial hall, and the Pueblo One of the Largest In the Country pled children’s ward at St. Mary’s hospital guild. Golf and Country club. The cham­ 1636-38 Tremont Street Phone TAbor 3789 hospital continues. Christmas Mrs. J. R. Shuff was elected as ber of commerce oo-operated to cards for scra^ibooks were re­ one of the board members of the furnish pictures and material. ceived from Canon City andlfrom Pueblo chapter of the American many individuals in Pueblo, i Eve­ Bryce Schiller Honored Red Cross. Mrs. Shuff is presi­ Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Schijler, lyn Cozad, 712 East Seventh^ sent dent of the Sacred Heart Aid in a number of magazines, pieces 216 Jackson, gave a party Wednes­ society. day, Jan. 19. for their son, Bryce. of material for doll clothes, roto­ Aid Society Meet. ^ o n c h a p e l s gravure newspaper sections, and Those attending were Josephine The Aid society of Sacred Heart Petros, Juanita Cissel, Dorothy other things to amuse the little orphanage met Thursday after­ / OlevelowcL I^laoc invalids. Evelyn has been keenly Perko, Margaret Courtney, Vir­ Windsor-Meadow Gold noon, Jan. 20. At 2:30 at St. Pat­ ginia Perko, Mary Housman, Ann interested in the ward for several rick’s hall. In the regular business Fitzpatrick, Frances Naughton, years and has been very active in meeting, the nomination commit­ Marie Hunyada, Helen Aasterud, behalf of the crippled children. Call MAin 5t3t tee was named. Election of of­ Rebecca Rivers, Edwin Abell, Shamrock* Victoriou* ficers will take place at the Feb- Robert Dorsey, James Durkin, G iiarling forever our Ibunders H eals Catholic higlj’s Shamrocks rtiary meeting. The hostesses for George Holland) Robert Niznick, The Standard in Dairy Products for Forty Years launched their 1938 Southern the afternoon were Mrs. Henry Patrick McCarney, Michael Hun­ Colorado Parochial league basket­ McCarthy, Mrs. L. V. Leinhard, yada, Marion Glynn, James Mc­ ball campaign Saturday night, Jan. Mrs. J. H. Sims, Mrs. J. McGovern, Gill, Eugene Boggs, A1 Boggs, 22, with a home game against St. Mrs. William H. Dillon, Mrs. Dey Less Friend, and Harold Burdette. Mary’s of Walsenburg. The game Whelan, Mrs. Platt Rogers, and was played at the fair grounds at Bathrobe Donated Ida Bonnot. Cards were played Mrs. York of Crewsbeggs do­ 8:15 p. m., with the score at the and refreshments were served. nated a lovely bathrobe to the end of the game 24 to 21 in-favor Miss Theresa Occhiato was host­ pediatric department of St. Mary’s STUDENTS OF ACADEMY IN of the Catholic high Shamrocks. ess at a shower given at her home ■ Unvictorious until Saturday, the hospital. Friday evening, Jan. 21, in honor lOn Sunday, Jan. 23, Brylla Irish squad was out to hang up its of Miss Wilma Dunn, who will be BOULDER PLAN CARD P A R H initial win of the new year at the a February bride. Myers from La Junta was rushed here to have a safety pin removed O expense o^ the invading Crusaders. The January unit of St. Fran­ from her larynx. The pin was Boulder.— The date for the mid­ rium, which will be decorated in The Shamrocks swept their two- cis’ pari.sh will sponsor a social open, making the operation a deli­ ASTHMA. HAY FEVER.CATARRH, winter card party, sponsored by red and white, with red hearts of game series with their Huerfano and card party Friday evening, OEAFNESS.SINUS INFECTION, , the seniors and juniors at Mt. St. various sizes suggesting the Val­ county opponents last sea.son by Jan. 28, in the parish hall. All cate one. William Hartman, 1118 East HEADACHE,head-noises,CUETINESS, I Gertrude’.R, has been changed to entine season. Mary Jane Sturm, 21-to-20 and 17-to-12 scores and friends of the parish are invited tONSlLITIS.NEUBlTIS.EYEANOEAR Seventh, brought a large bag of diseases.hkjh and low blood Friday, Feb. 4, from Friday, Feb. senior chairman of the decorating were slotted to turn the trick again to attend this party. pressure. NERVOUS AND OLAND . tin foil. Hi.s mother, Mrs. Emma 11, as W'as formerly stated. Tickets committee, said that no effort will Saturday night. The -Sabomen, Frederick Bozaich of 1231 DISEASES.PROSTATEeLAND.eOITRE, ' Hartman, and her daughter visited HIP, LEO AND BACK PAINS,BODY " for the card party went on sale be spared to make the hall cheer­ however, resorted to a close and Santa Fe, who had been a patient BALANCE. SACRO ILIAC AND the pediatric department, while SACRO 0CQP1TAL THERAPY Monday, Jan. 24. The affair will ful and colorful. Helen Brown, cautious game of basketball, re­ at Corwin hospital, was removed little William, seven, was not eligi­ be held at the academy audito- senior, and Myrna Stull, junior, membering the St. Mary’s game of to his home last week. Mr. Boza­ ble to visit because of so much 220 Steel B ld(„ 1551 Welton St. president, have been appointed to a year ago, when only a last- ich is a member of St. Mary’s assist with the decorations. minute rally prevented an almost parish. sickness. His mother said he had Eileen Dale, Margaret Grimes, certain upset. On Saturday night, Denti.t Vi.it* Orphanage saved all the tin foil himself and Gallagher Transfer & Storage Co. and Eileen DeLillie, seniors, and they got away, to a fast sfhrt, with Dr. Bruno DeRose, dentist, has encouraged other boys to do Abbey Bears Win the same. 1700 16th St. Pauline Calabrese and Kathryn a lead of 10 to 0 at the close of the made his monthly trip to Sacreti Several of the infantile paraly­ Miller, juniors, will aid in the sell­ first quarter. The Shamrocks Heart orphanage Wednesday eve­ TA . 3341 Miles & Dryer ing of tickets. Parents, friends, played a man-to-man defense that ning, Jan. 19, ' sis cases '.lere for treatment by the and alumnae members are asked forced the visitors to do their On Thursday afternoon, Jan. physical therapist have had muscle HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND MACHINERY MOVING From Pueblo Five to help Mt. St. Gertrude’s by at­ scoring from long range. Sanchaez 20, the WPA band gave a concert tests this week and the improve­ Printing Co. ments are remarkable, the special­ tending the card party. U.seful and Padia of the Crusaders shared at the orphanage for the sisters Wheel Tickets for prizes for the winner at each table scoring honors, with four baskets and the children. ist has reported. Without these treatments, there would be a great Canon -City.—-Getting hack in will be given. Those at the table each. Jagger and Naughton were Friday evening, Jan. 21, was -D n v tr'* Ma*t Pr«(r***tv* LauBdrr” Bazaars and Carnivals many paralyzed victims. It is stride after their long layoff, the may play bridge, 500, pick-up- high for the Shamrocks, with five movie night for all at the orphan­ through the generosity of the com­ silver-shirted Bears of Abbey sticks, or whatever game desired points. The Catholic high team age. The picture this time was Catholic Work Our school played a fast brand of ball Margaret MacDonald, senior, an­ is composed of the following: munity that the required treat­ THE CASCADE LAUNDRY Bing Crosby in Pennies From ments can be given, because it Specialty Friday night, Jan. 22, to win a nounced that a floor lamp will be Naughton, Kottensette, Moore, Heaven. "TRY OUR NEW SERVICE” 26-to-19 victory over the strong given a.s the special prize. Kathleen McGann, Coudayre, Engle, Abell, donated all the valuable equip­ The older children of the or­ ment necessary. The children are 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. Pueblo Y.M.C.A. team at the local Gephart, Shirley Crawford, sen­ Mangino, Jagger, and Vertal. phanage were the guests of gym- iors, and Genevieve Lynch, junior, The Irish cagers’ real te.st came Pueblo Catholic high at the bas­ proud of these improvements and Complete Laundry Service KEystone 6348, 6349 Getting away to a rather slow will attend to the prizes. Sunday afternoon, Jan. 23, when ketball game held Sunday after­ their c6-operation in their use is 1847 Markot We Call For and Deliver TA. 6370-6379 start, the Abbeyites were trailing Delightful refreshments will be they encountered the Holy Trinity noon, Jan.'23. wonderful. the “ Y” quint, 9 to 6, at the rest served to everyone at the close of outfit of Trinidad, 1937 title- Sister Ambrosia, who was sta­ Delegate, to Be at Convention period, but they came back fast the evening. Catherine Burgess, holder, which played its first game tioned at the_ orphanage for sev­ The Tatler of Pueblo Catholic high school is sending 32 members to take a 21-to-17 lead at the chairman of the ticket committee, in defense of its laurels. The eral years and who is now sta­ to the fifth annual press conven­ end of the third quarter when explained that anyone who wishes Tigers were undefeated in paro­ tioned in Milwaukee, is reported ALTAR BREADS “ Twink” Murphy, sophomore star, will be able to purchase tickets at chial competition last season, and .seriously ill. tion, which is to be held at Loretto and Cece Trenhaile began to find the door on the evening of the I the locals were hard pressed when Sister Carmellia, also of Mil- Heights college Feb. 18 and 19. JAMES MOTOR CO. \ The following students will be SEWING the iron ring. The Bears added card party, Friday, Feb. 4, after 8 they attempted to topple the for- W’aukee, is reported ill. Sister present: Kenneth Mprphy, Fred DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DISTRIBUTORS Little GirU* Dretett, Embroidery. five points to their score in the o’clock. Mary Jane Millithaler, mieiable Trinity aggregation; but Carmellia is a sister of Sister Mangino, Jeff Fitzpatrick, Ray Monoeramins. Etc. final quarter. The expert guard­ senior, assisted by Frances Gra­ again they scored a second league Evangeline, who is stationed at Vertal, John Naughton, Leslie Expert Repair Service at Rea*onabIe Rate*— Al*o Uicd Car* ing of Abbey’s two “ dwarf” back- ham, junior, is responsible for triumph by beating the Holy Trin­ the orphanage. THE SISTERS OF THE court men held the visitors to one the clever posters that are adver­ ity Tigers by a score of 21 to 18. Squire* May Be Organized Parga, Jack McGann, Keith Moore, GOOD SHEPHERD field goal in the same period. tising the party. The general A capacity crowd witnessed the , Dr. Frank W. Blarney was Frank Engle, Charles Carara, Leo Perkovich, Ho'ward Abell, Harold TELEPHONE PEARL '2401 Lankas played a head.s-up floor chairman, Elizabeth Ann Clayton, game. Jagger, diminutive Irish named by State Deputy William game and looked especially good plans that appropriate po.sters will guard, was high-point man of the F. McGlone on a committee .to Johnson, Ray Petroa, Joseph But­ kevich, T. G. McCarthy, Anna Ma­ at under-the-basket play. be in the popular downtown stores contest, with nine markers. Buff consider the organizing of circles rie Baxter, Helen Michalek, M. Bear. Drop Game j next week. Abell, his running mate, turned in of the Columbian Squires in the E. Snedec, Lorraine Dornbusch, J. T. Upton Renovating Co. Last Sunday afternoon the Etiquette Beins; Taught a sparkling defensive performance. state of Colorado. Bertha Cowen, Dorothy Shinnick, Basket Bombei's, leaders in the One of the practical methods Trinity team got a fast start March 27 is the date set by “Why Pay More?” CARPET Canon City commercial league when Kimball took the opening Bishop Urban J. Vehr for the Lois Fiddler, Geraldine Sitas, (Trademark) used to teach the students at the Clara Mae Abell, Mary Wallace, CLEANERS and former Canon high hoop stars, academy correct usage at social tipoff and streaked down the floor men’s corporate Communion Sun­ Mary Darcy, Catherine Delago, took a 25-^0-23 decision over the functions, at home or abroad, is for a set-up. A foul shot wound day in Pueblo. The services will TH AT CLEAN and Marion Jackoplch. Bears in an, over-time game at the social evening held every up the Bengals’ .scoring for this be held in Sacred Heart church The students of Pueblo Cath­ W. H. UPTON, Managct the abbey court. Thursday evening in the library, quarter. The Irish tied the count under the auspices of the Knights WM. W. MYER DRUG STORES The Bombers led by a 12-to-6 on dagger’s basket and Moore’s of Columbus. olic high are taking their mid-year 765 Tejon Street the activity room, the parlors, or examinations this week. The new INCORPORATED score at the half, but the Bears the social rooms at Mt. St. Ger­ charity toss, and shortly after Mrs. Regina Skiff is visiting TAbor 5223 her daughter. Miss Regina Skiff, quarter will begin on Monday, came back strong to even the trude’s. Here each week one class forged into the lead, which they Colorado O'wned Stores count at 17-all at the quarter. conducts a social hour. The girls maintained throughout the re­ at St. Ro.sa’s home in Denver. Jan. 31. They matched buckets with the are taught to plan for the evening, mainder of the fray. The quarter Miss Agnes A, Limes was Musical Comedy Date Set 'e - elected vice president of district i7th and Broadway Canonites and tied things up, 23- to play hostess, to serve, and to ended 11 to 3 in Catholic high’s The musical comedy, Jigamaree, 800 Santa Fe Dr. Our 23, at the end of the regular play­ perform those social duties that favor. No. 4, State Nurses’ association, will be staged on Suniiay eve­ Broadway and Ellsworth 16th and California at its regular meeting held Tues­ ning, Jan. 30. The perfomance • V*-'- '-■--Wi'' Community ing period. In an over-time are a part of every woman’s life, The Tigers came hack to out- 15th and California stretch “ Toots” Moschetti, Canon whether she entertains at home or day evening, Jan. 25, at St. Mary’s will take place at 7 :30 in St. Cars to East and West score their opponents in the second hospital. forward, tossed the goal that the elsewhere. On Thursday, Jan. 20, session, 6 to 5. The half ended Mary’s parish auditorium, and the We Do Not Have Special Sale* But Sell You et Oar Loweet 1st & 15th of Each Month Mrs. Gertrude Smith of Avon­ Bears were unable to match. the upper-classmen held a bridge with the Pueblo lad.s on top by a proceeds will be used to further Price* Every Day on All Drug Merchandi*e. dale is a patient at St. Mary’s I 71 Office & Warehouse, 1521 20th 8t. Free throw's accounted for the party in the academy library. The the ■work of choral training among 16-to-9 margin. The second half hospital. Bombers’ win, 'for they W’ere out- sOphomore-freshmen social was the school children. Service— KEystone 6228 saw both squads display an aggres­ , Club Sponior. Lacture* scored from the floor, 11 to 8, in conducted in the activity room on sive brand of ball. Contributions of books are so­ field goals. But they sank nine Thursday, Jan. 27. The study club of St. Mary’s licited for the parish library, The final canto was a hair-rais­ branch of the Ladies’ Catholic charity tos.ses, while the Bruins Dorothy Burger, a city student, ing exhibition. T. Gagliardi pierced which will be started soon. The were able to make but one out Benevolent association is spon­ library will occupy the •west room was elected secretary of the sopho­ the hoop from long range to cut soring a series of lectures on the Home of nine free throws-ring true. more class for the second seme.ster, Pueblo’s lead to a single point. in the school basement. Diminutive “ Twink” Murphy, “ Hlstoroy of the Bible” given by PUEBLO DEATHS and Betty Perry, also from Boul­ With three minutes remaining, T. the Rev. William McCarthy of St. Frftok Nicholas 8tnith, 66, stationary Bruin forw'ard, and Dub Went­ der, is the new treasurer for the entrineer at the city hall until he be­ LOOP MARKET Gagliardi committed his fourth Francis Xavier’s parish. The first M arket worth, who played a good game freshmen division. personal, and McGee made good came ill seven weeks aKO, died Wednes­ at the center post, were high of these lectures was given at 8 day, Jan. 19, at St. Mary's hor-pital. He FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE The new highboys in the senior the gift throw. Holy Trinity team p. m. Thursday at the women’s had lived in Pueblo 2(0 years and was a scorers for the locals with six and junior dormitories are of the retaliated with another free shot. member o£ the Kniahts of Columbus Free Parking With Purchate of 50c or More at 1429 Lawrence points each. club house. 'The arrangements council No. 567; of the Rroth^hood of newest blonde shade of wood. Jagger added the finishing touches were made by Miss May Langdon, This week-end the Bears will They are in harmony with the blue to the scoring with a basket 30 Locomotive Firemen and Enftineerp, and make a two-day stand in Trin­ study club chairman. Father Mc­ of the Stationary Engineers. He also walls, the White beds, chairs, and seconds before the final gong. Carthy, formerly diocesan super­ belonaed to Sacred Heart church. Sur> idad, meeting the Trinidad high vanity stools. The new curtains Study Club Meet* vivina him are his wife, Mrs. Mary Smith, SOLES intendent of the parochial schools 2120 North Santa Fe; three sisters, Mrs. school Miners of the South Cen­ have a blue upper border and blue St. Margaret’s study club met Men’s, Women’s, and ITp Have Our Own Delivery tral league Saturday night and of Colorado, has made a special Francis Smith. Los AnKclex; Mrs. Lena tie-becks. at the home of Mrs. George Astry. Ilansas City. Mo., and Mrs. T. J. Coffee Children’s Half Soles MAin 3518 playing the first game of their study of this subject. He has lec­ Fabruary Activitie* Plannad Shearer, 941 East Evans, Monday tured to various other gp*oups in Rhodes, Fort Worth, Tex., and a brother, Fresh as Milk Loop Shoe Fresh Sea Foods (not frozen) contain annual series with the Holy Trin­ The month of February holds afternoon, Jan. 24. Georae Smith of Cherryvale. Kans. Fu­ a high percentage of Iodine, quite ef­ the city. neral services were held Friday at 9 a. Rni*t«l tod*r— REPAIR SHOP ity Tigers Sunday afternoon. many activities for the students at The regular meeting of the Blue dcIlT.rH teSir ficient in the prevention of goiter, Wedding Held m.-'in Sacred Heart church. Loop Market, Lawrence Street Side Nipper* Down Wildcat. Mt. St. Gertrude’s. The private Mrs, Rose Decino, wife of Tony Decino Simply Call which is common in the inland citin. Spruce club was held Sunday, Jan. Miss Gertrude Mary Hanley and KB. T181 Freeh fish has a high protein suo- The Abbey Nipjiers, freshman pupils of Amaryl Crane Poth will and a lifelona resident of Pueblo, died 23, at the home of Jennie Pinga- Ervin V. Johnson were united in AUo at The** stance eo essential for the continuance team, won a Fremont county Friday, Jan. 21. Mrs. Decino was the of good health. entertain at an informal recital; a tore, with Toots Pingatore and marriage Friday evening, Jan. 21, dauahter of the late Mr. and Mrs. An­ Sprar Store*: The firms listed here de­ league game Friday, Jan. 21, when division of the St. Cecilia circle So Eat More Sea Foods Flora Fraterelli as hostesses. at the residence of Sacred Heart thony Mambucca and was horn in Pueblo. • Home Poblle they downed the pre-game favor­ plans to give a music recital on After the business, refresh­ She received her education in Riverside Market serve to be remembered for Health’s Sake church, with the Rev. Thomas am. Hinsdale schools. She was a mem­ • I.MP Pnbli* ite, Wilson junior high Wildcats, the evening of Feb. 2. The public ments and games were enjoyed by J. Wolohan officiating. Miss May ber of Our r..ady of Mt. Carmel church when you are distributing Call Fagan’s Fish 14 to 11, on the Bruin hardwood. is invited. The senior members of Market the members. CouiTiey and Earl Hanley, brother and of the Nevada Italia lodae. Besides • Rdwy. at your patronage in the dif­ and Poultry Market Scoring five tallies before Wilson the sodality will mark the Purifi­ of the bride, attended the couple. her husband. Tony Decino, she is sur­ RM.WArth was able to register, the Nips cation feast by a fitting program. novena of prayer for the suc­ vived by a dauahter, Miss Coletta Decino, MAIN 3518 Mrs. Johnson was graduated in Pueblo; two sons,' Dominick, of Pueblo ferent lines of business. For the Past 15 Years Denver's were never headed by the South The sophomores will conduct the cess of the students’ retreat, which the spring from Pueblo Catholic and Alfred Decino of New York city, and Dependable Sea Food Connoisseur. Siders, although once they found sodality meeting for February. will open the evening of Ash- high school. one sister, Mrs. Mary Long of Phila­ their lead cut to only tw'o points. Mary Fitzpatrick, sophomore pre­ Wednesday, will be made by the delphia. Pa. Funeral services were held Mrs. Robert Otto announces the Monday, Jan. 24. at 9 a. m. in the funeral Ted Putaturo led the Greenies fect, said that the day set is Fri­ student body in the latter part of marriage of her daughter, Mary chapel of T. G. McCarthy A Sons and at in scoring, sinking three field day, Feb. 11, and the theme February. Alien*, to John Gibbons Lucas 9:80 in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel church. 1goals. “ D^am ite Dan” Costigan is to be that of Our Lady of The noon assembly, on Friday, on Saturday, Jan. 22, the cere­ Interment was made in the Decino lot Cut Flowers in Roselawn cemetery. ( registered five points from his Lourdes. The birthdays of the .stu­ Jan. 21, witnessed a .spirit of en­ mony being performed before Miss Lula Lauricella, 27, of 1288 ( Potted Plants guard position. Dujmovic played dents of Mt. St. Gertrude’s will be thusiasm and good will when Eliz­ the Rev. F. Gregory Smith in St. Hehren died Sunday, Jan. 23, following a SPECIAL OFFER 9^% t a good floor game, as did Smith celebrated in a general way on abeth Ann Clayton, a senior, con­ John’s church, Denver. long illness. She was a lifetime resident We will move your furniture to our warehouse and give you six Funeral Designs and Kalmes. Valentine’s day. The student body ducted a radio “ booster’s hour,” of Pueblo. She was a member of Our < Members of the Entra Noi club I^ady of Mt. Carmel church and of the months to pay your bill. Private room or open storage. We The Abbey lights lost their will be the guests of the sisters at wherein pep speeches in behalf of I * held their monthly meeting Fri­ Security Benefit association No. 758 of have low rate of insurance. I tsSCfe game with Wilson by a 12-to-lO a well-planned birthday party in the mid-winter card party were day evening, Jan. 21, at the Pueblo. Surviving are her parents, Mr. Call KEystone 6228 and we will call and give you estimate on score despite the good playing of the academy dining halls, deco­ given. Among the “ announcers” and Mrs. Joseph I.AuricelU. and the fol­ f Pioneer hall. The following of­ lowing brothers and sisters: Roy and your work. I c Merlino and Quigley. rated for the occasion. Special were Maty Janes Millithaler, ficers were elected for the com­ Joseph, Jr., of Pueblo, Ralph and Dpmi- MOVING. STORAGE AND PACKING This week-end the Nips will programs will pronounce the Catherine Burgess, Kathleen Gep­ ing year: President, Mrs. John nick of Chicago, and Mrs. Carmclla meet Florence high freshmen in theme of Catholic Press month. A hart, Margaret MacDonald, Shirley Taullie; vice president, Mrs. Figueroa, Frances, Mary, and Katherine No Money Needed for Six Months Itl Jerry Breen Ijauriceila. all of Pueblo. Funeral serv­ IE a non-league game. The Abbey colonial ball will be sponsored by Crawford, Eileen Dale, Eileen Dp- Charles Demarco; secretary, Miss ices were held Wednesday at 1:80 p. m. I 7 Florist reserves will clash with the Flor­ the sophomores and freshmen on Lille, Mary Jane Sturm, Genevieve Josephine Sedita; treasurer, Mrs. at the George F. McCarthy funeral home DUFFY STORAGE & MOVING CO. S ence high “ B” team, over which the evening of Feb. 22 for all the Lynch, Mary Gross, Pauline Cala­ Nick Brothers; members of the and at 2 o’clock at Our Lady of Mt. Car­ 1456 California MA. 1026 mel church. Rosary service was held 1521 20th St. ' Office and W«i;ehou8e they hold a previous 20-to-14 students. A particular feature will brese, Myrna Stull, and Kathryn board of trustees, Miss Rose Cash, Tuesday at 7:80 p. m. at the chapel. In- victory. be the dances of “ long ago.” A Miller. Mrs. Samuel Martell, and Mrs. , terment was In Roselawn cemetery. PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, January 27, 1938 ILTm *1 0 1 TD BOY SCOUT TROOP 145 WINS UIIDEMy PAIS YEAR’S ACHIEVEMENT BANNER w C l m (Bleited Sacrament Parish) charge of the opening flag cere­ TRIBUTE TO NUN The 1937 achievement banner mony and the closing entertain­ for the Boy Scout troops of the ment. The entire troop was on the stage for the presentation of (St. Catherine’s Parish) East district in the city became (St. Mary’s Academy) the permanent possession of the the colors. The entertainment By a unanimous vote of the A card party for the benefit of parish troop 145 at the January program at the end of the meet­ Machebeuf History club, a perma­ the Altar and Rosary society will REMEMBER district court of honor Monday ing was a Boy Seout play. These nent file of information was opened be held at the Public Service Elec evening, Jan. 24. The boys were Fathers. The troop committee in memory .of Mother Pancratia trie institute on Monday after­ hosts to the entire district at this and several fathers were on the Bonfils, the superior of the school noon, Feb. 7, at 1:30. This party monthly session, and were in stage to jnake the various presen­ at the time the academy was built will be sponsored by the Thurs­ tations of awards. on Pennsylvania street. Miss Eileen day club and anyone wishing to As a result of the activities of Cochran v/as delegated to secure attend may call any of the fol­ the past month troop 145 also lowing members: Mmes. Bowdern, Center Children as much primary information re­ earned the monthly award of the Maddoek, Knopke, Swan, Mayeau, garding this early pioneer reli­ new achievement banner for 1938. gious educator as possible.' Up to THE CHURCH Schmittling, Schillinger, and Vil- Are Participants The troop had in Philip Callahan date 17 letters have gone out from lano. the only winner of a first-class Several of the women of the her desk to former students and award for the entire East district. parish attended the day of recol-* acquaintances asking them for in­ Nine scouts received seiwice stars lection at St. Rosa’s home. All In Demonstration formation regarding Mother Pan­ and 12 boys earned 17 merits reported a very interesting session. cratia, who was known to the In­ The regular monthly meeting of (Denver Deanery) badges. dians of Colorado as “ the AVhite the Altar and Rosary society will The senior and junior groups of Service stars went to AVilliam angel,’’ because of her generosity be held in the banquet hall on the boys and girls at Little Flower Allen, Frank Davis, George Hay, and kindness. IN YOUR WILL... Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 1, at Social center participated in dem­ John Lester, Jack McHugh, Ar­ At a recent meeting of the 2:30. onstrations given by the National nold Olsen, Guy Reed, Neil Schwed, Machebeuf club, steps were taken The women who volunteered to Recreational institution Thursday and Paul Wagner. to elect honorary members. The take orders for candles on Jan e.vening in the Y.W.C.A. audito­ Merit badge awards were in secretary will release the honor 30 are requested to take them Feb rium. pioneering, personal health, path­ list at a later date. At this same 6 instead, at which time'the can The Very Rev. Msgr. John R. finding, animal' industry, fireman- meeting arrangements were madq dies will be ready for delivery. Mulroy was the guest speaker be­ ship, and safety. These went to for a standard pin for the club. Remember the Poor Missions of the Diocese Mr.s. John Lynch of 3923 King fore the men’s group at the center William Allen, Homer Anderson, The pin is to be of gold with the street held the Siena club meeting on Sunday afternoon. Many use­ Dick Brown, Charles Callahan, red enamel initials, “ M.H.C.” in at her home on Friday, Jan. 21. ful ideas and suggestions were Frank Davis, Paul Goggin, Andrew the center. The guard will bear The Petrine club of the C. of given the group by the speaker. Keleher, John Lester, David the number 36, which will com- C. D. held its first meeting of the There were 102 members present Rampe, James Reilly, Paul Wag­ membrate thtf year the club was year on Jan. 19 at the home of at Sunday’s meeting. ner, and Lee Wunsch.- started. __ • Miss Esther Bates, 3171 W. Den­ A group of 20 yoting men, Many Circle* Entertained 40 Hour*’ to Be Held ver place. Those present were women, and children from the cen­ Mmes. J. L. Swigert and Paul The Forty Hours’ devotion will Misses Rosemary Veltrie, Lucille ter entertained with a program at Horan entertained the Little be held in the chapel on Friday and Form of Bequest for Establishment of Fante, Margie Hayes, Helen Flah­ the CCC camp near Golden Flower circle at a biddge luncheon Saturday, Feb. 4 and 5, and will erty, and Mildred Doherty. Wednesday evening. Numbers Friday, Jan. 21, 24 members at­ close on Sunday, Feb. 6. Tbe Mrs. Purcell entertained her presented included folk and tap tending. The bridge prize was speaker for the first evening will sewing club Friday afternoon, dancing, acrobatic stunts, and pi­ awarded to Mrs. Paul Toner. be Very Rev. Thomas D. Coyne, Jan. 21, at her home, 4050 Bryant. ano and song numbers. Mrs. AA’illiam Kennedy enter­ C.M.; that of the second evening, Funds for Education of Priests: The following were present: Miss The Girl Scouts are preparing tained St. Rita’s circle Tuesday, the A/ery Rev. Robert M. Kelley, Tobin, Mmes. O’ Brien, Curran, for an over-night stay at the cen­ Jan. 25, at a beautifully appointed S.J. The Most Rev. Bishop Urban Manns, Monahan, Green, Moon, ter on Friday evening. This event luncheon with 20 members pres­ J. Vebr will close the exercises on . Koser, White, Lawlor, Catherine will take the place of a hike and ent. The special prize was awarded Sunday afternoon at 4 o’clock. T. Lawlor, J. Lynch, C. Lynch, outing in the mountains. The to Mrs. John Dinah and the card Friends of the academy are invited Floyd, Nahring, McGraw, Piper, girls will bring their camp equip­ prize to Mrs. Frank Kelly. Mrs. to make visits in these days and Stocksdale, Cobbs, Lavelle, Shan­ ment to the center and have a John J. Sutton, a new member, to attend the closing. ahan, Weber, Bonner, Trunck, midnight lunch. The group will also attended. Mrs; AV. C. Thorton was hostess Committee Meet* Doherty, and Cudahy. Proceeds of be chaperoned by Helen Jaramilla, The Eucharistic committee of this club g^ to the Altar and Ro­ Mary Ellen Dougherty, and Anita to St. Anne’s circle at a bridge “ I hereby give and bequeath to the luncheon Tuesday, Jan. 25. There the St. Mary’s sodality held its sary society. Welch. first meeting for 1938 on Jan. 11 Mrs. Irene Koser of 3465 AV. were four tables of bridge. Mmes. __ \ ^ * Thomas Cahill and Williams were in the student council Yoom. The 44th avenue has moved into her Poetry Society Will following plans were made: On new home at 1342 Milwaukee guests and Mrs. C. S. Pearce was Gather on Feb. 7 received as a new member. Mmes. Tuesday, Jan. 25, St. Mary’s so- Roman Catholic Bishop of the' street and w’ishes to complete, her dalists attended the 8 o’clock Mass The next meeting of the Cath­ F. Hesselbine and Cliff Carr wbn obligation to the sewing club. For in the Cathedral of the Immacu­ olic Poetry society will take place prizes. At an election of officers the convenience of the women, late Conception and received Holy she will entertain the club on Feb. Monday evening, Feb. 7, at 908 Mrs. F. Hesselbine was made cap tain, Mrs. John Keefe, treasurer, Communion to thank God for the 10 at the home of Mrs. William 10th street. Miss Catherine Lahr favors received in the past semes­ Diocese of Denver, Colorado, the Purcell at 4050 Bryant. will be hostess. and Mrs. Albert Wernet, secretary. Mrs. S. J. Stauffer entertained ter and to beg His blessing on the St. Jude’s circle Friday, Jan. 21, examinations which began at the at a bridge luncheon, 16 members academy at 9 o’clock that same attending. Mrs. J. C. Akolt was morning. sum of $ ...... for the education 3 Teams Undefeated a guest. The prizes were awarded At the sodality assembly period, to Mmes. Carlton Sills and J. C. Jan. 21, Miss Eileen Cochran ad­ Dutton. Mrs. A. Malone, who had dressed the sodalists on “ Charac­ In C. Y. O. Cage Race been confined to her home because ter Building AVork.’’ Miss Cochran and maintenance, in Colorado, of of illness, was able to attend the explained the character builder for > Trimming the hitherto unde­ to 10, Cathedral won over Mullen circle for the first time in almost the month of February and sug­ feated St. Joseph’s (C.SS.R.) home, 40 to 17, and St. Catherine’s two years. gested that the sodalists make the team, 37 to 25, at Cathedral gym beat Annunciation team, 25 to 16. , Mrs. Bernard Fitzsimmons en coming month a month of progress students studying for the priesthood. Wednesday night. Sacred Heart Sacred Heart squad’s victory tertained St. Anthony’s circle at in “ love of God’’ through the cagers kept their own slate clean w’as mainly attributable to the luncheon Friday, Jan. 21. There character building work and the and established themselves among work of Verdieck, former Regis were two tables of bridge. Miss saying of short indulgenced as the favorites to win the C.Y.O. bas­ college star and now coach of Sa­ Martha Coughlin was a gpiest. The pirations. ketball crown. In other games of cred Heart high, who brought his special prize was awarded to Miss Tournament Start* the evening St. Francis de Sales’ team from behind in the first pe­ Ann Birmingham and the bridge The first game in the captain defeated St. Vincent de Paul’s, 49 riod and scored seven field goals prize to Mrs. George Pope. ball tournament was played on and four free throws to annex Choral Club to Meet Feb, 2 Monday, Jan. 16, at 12 m. The honors for the evening. The parish P.-T.A. Mothers’ contest was between the fresh­ Canon City Club St. Francis de Sales’ won its Choral club, recently organized men and the sophomores. The first contest in the campaign at under the direction of Mrs. S. A game was fast and interesting, the expense of St. Vincent de Riesenman, will meet for rehearsal with the sophomores scoring the To Hold Bazaar Paul’s. Spindler, forward for the in the school hall Wedtiesday final victory. Other games are to victors, tallied on eight field goals. morning, Feb. 2, at 10. The fol be played^ as the season advances. Cathedral remained undefeated in lowing are members of the club The captain ball captains who Canon City.— The Mothers’ club winning out over Mullen home. Mmes. W. K- Wayman, T. D. Fa­ have been elected by the various members are now soliciting for a Galligan and Tarbell, ex-Cathedral hey, W. E. Schwed, R. R. Steinnart cla.sses are Betty Jo Lauterbur, bazaar to be held Feb. 10 in St. Guy L. Reed, C. W. Kranz, W Permanent Burse for the Perpetual high cagers, combined to offset the senior; Shirley Horan, junior; A Michael’s hall for the benefit of scoring of Boyd, Mullen home cen­ Price Lace, T. J. Morrissey, and Mary Jean Akolt, sophomore; and the school. ter, now coach of the home’s Paro­ Thomas Lynch and Mi.sses Kather­ Madeline Marie Rice, freshman. Mrs. Nancy Powers, who spent chial league squad. St. Cather­ ine Cannon, Clare Martin, and Misses Shirley Horan, Catherine several months in California, vis­ ine’s also is unbeaten in C.Y.O. Katherine Meagher. Ann Akolt, Shirley Ryan, and Su­ iting her son-in-law and daughter, competition by virtue of Wednes­ The February meeting of the zanne Bell were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mattoon, ar­ P.-T. A. will be held Monday eve­ Education of a Seminarian is $6,000 day’s victory over Annunciation Messrs. Barry Currigan and Mc­ rived here Wednesday. Her daugh­ team. The floor work of Kava- ning, Feb. 7, at 8 in the school hall Mahon of Regis college at a Ro­ ter, Mrs. Marie Powers, met her in naugh, one time D. U. track and The fathers will be the guests for man costume party given at the Pueblo. basketball star, and Swan, who the evening and a very interesting home of Mr. McMahon on the e\e- Tony Denardi Die* gained fame at Colorado univer­ program has been planned. ning of Jan. 22. The invitations Solemn Requiem Mass was sung sity three years ago, proved too C.Y.O. Social Monday that were sent to the girls were in The young men’s and young Any Portion of this, However, Saturday, Jan. 22, for Tony De­ much for the losers, who dropped Ijatin and the one requirement was nardi, Lincoln Park youth, who their second game in as many at­ women’s units of the parish C.Y.O that all guests were to come repre­ died 'Thursday, Jan. 20, as the re­ tempts. will hold another joint social Mon senting some outstanding Roman sult of a fatal accident suffered day evening, Jan. 31, in the school character. .The schedule for Wedne.sday, ' hail. James Little’s orchestra will earlier in the week at the Chandler The senior study club met on Feb. 2, lists Annunciation team furnish the music for the occa mine. The Rev. Albert Schaller, and Mullen home; St. Joseph’s (C. Friday, Jan. 14, at the home of can be left. O.S.B., was celebrant of the Mass; Sion. Miss Virginia Gregory. After the SS.R.) and St. Francis de Sales’ ; Sunday, being the fifth Sunday the Rev. Martin Arno, O.S.B., dea­ study club the girls attended the Cathedral and St. Catherine’s, and of the month, is general Commun con, and the Rev. Edmund Butz, debating contest at Regis college. St. Vincent de Paul’s and Sacred ion day for the entire parish. 0. S. B., subdeacon. Pallbearers Heart team. were John Rossi, Louis Santilli, Among those in this parish who _ Election Held John Santilli, Albert Mo.=chetti, PAROCHIAL CAGE, GRID attended the day of recollection at The mid-term class election of Benny DiRitto, and Nick DeLaura. SEASONS PARALLEL St. Rosa’s home Sunday, Jan. 23 the seventh and eighth grades was Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Hayes spent AVith Regis and Cathedral lead­ were Mmes. George Pope, AValter held in Room 307 on Friday, Jan. three days in Denver on a pleasure ing the Parochial cage league and Kranz, and Patrick S. Dolan, and 21. Officers were named as fol­ and business trip. St. Joseph’s staying in the race as Misses Ann Birmingham, Mary lows: President, Ollie Mariascott; secretary, Ramona Lea AVhite; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Konte en­ a threat, the present high school Nadorff, Ann O’Neil, and Abbie THE SUM OF $350 WILL TAKE treasurer, Beverly Bell; mission tertained at dinner ■ Saturday basketball campaign each week and Lucy Flath. takes on more aspects of the 1937 Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Steinbrunner leader, Ruth Irene AVood; libra­ night, Jan. 22. Their guests were rian, Alice Matson. Mr. and Mrs. John Zgayner, and grid season. To make the parallel have gone to AValsenburg, Colo., Mr. and Mrs. William Zgayner. complete, Regis and Cathedral will to visit their daughter, Mrs. John The seventh and eighth grades Joseph Hollak, brother of Mrs. not meet on the hardwood until Kirkpatrick. observed Safety week by giving Hagen Stockder, who was injured the final game of the season. Pres­ Thomas J. Morrissey, who flew special programs. That of the CARE OF A STUDENT in the Chandler mine about six ent indications are that this con­ to AVashington, D. C., last week, eighth grade was called “ Tom 'to months ago, is improving slowly. test will decide the cage cham­ has returned home. the Rescue.” The other was en­ He was able to be down town this pionship. Mrs, Harry Pfeffer and daugh­ titled “ Children, Be Careful!” The week. Only two of the league’s three ters, Lois and Mary Hall, of Blue plays were presented before all undefeated teams meet opponents Earth, Minn., formerly of this par­ students of the grade department. in Friday night’s contests. Regis ish, are spending the winter in Cla** Entertained FOR ONE YEAR. meets Holy Family team, which Denver. Miss Madeline Marie Rice en­ Nurses Choose has yet to win its first game, and Mrs. O.scar Skaggs’ brother and tertained her class at a theater St. Joseph’s clashes with Annun­ hi.s wife, Mr. and Mrs. Maloney of party on Saturday afternoon, Jan. ciation team. St. Francis de Sales Illinois spent two weeks as gue.sts 22. Those attending were Mary- Same OfHcers and Sacred Heart team are sched­ of Mr.4 Skaggs. lou Bastien, Mary Ann Schwab, • A • uled for the evening’s curtain Mrs. S. A. Riesenman had as her Margaret Buckley, Catherine By unanimous vote, the Catholic raiser. Cathedral draws a bye. guest over the week-end her Czarnosky, Virginia Johnson, Federation of Nurses elected the The Bluejays will meet St. Jo.s- brother, E. G.* Vance of Salina, Mary Golden, Irene Flader, Mary same officers at the meeting eph’s Feb. 4 in the season’s first Kans. Mr. and Mrs. Vance, for­ Kelly, Rita AVood, Ruth Phyllis Thursday, Jan. 20. Those chosen feature game and will be without merly of this parish, are the par­ Haberl, Pauline Harris, Margaret FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, APPLY AT to serve a second term were the the services of Marvin Anderson, ents of a girl, Mary Carol, bom Biller, Josephine Palaze, Ann Rob­ following: Miss Adeline Neuman, declared ineligible for the remain­ last month. inson, Ellen Kenehan, Dorothy president; Miss Edythe Hebdon, der of his high school career be­ Mrs. A. H. Rampe has been con­ Dinhaupt, Margaret Ann Drink- secretary; Miss Mary Gaffney, cause he has completed eight se­ fined to her home because of ard, Katherine Pruisner, Mary Al­ treasurer. mesters of competition. illness. lison Lipscomb, Mary Evelyn Cur­ It was decided that special serv­ Last week’s games saw Regia M«ry Coughlin Get* Poetry Award rigan, Nancy Jane Maruca, and ices w'ill be held at the next three defeating Sacred Heart team, 86 In the Register, Peoria Edition, Shirley Eakins. meetings, on the third Thurs­ to 10, in the now famous contest in a recent article on the Villa de days of February, March, and which Jackie Celia chalked up a Chantal academy. Rock Island, 111., April. The services will take place new Parochial scoring record with made mention of a poetry award C. D. of A. Will in Denver’s three Catholic hos­ 54 points. In other games of the presented to Mary Coughlin, for­ Chancery pitals, and will include Benediction evening St. Joseph’s won over mer student of Blessed Sacrament Entertain on Feb. 3 and a sermon by the group’s spirit­ Holy Family team, 31 to 19, and school, now doing first year high ual director, the Very Rev. Msgr. Cathedral beat St. Francis de school work under the Sisters of The C. D. of A. Luncheon Study John R. Mulroy. All Catholic Sales’, 28 to 15. the Visitation. The award was club will entertain at a bridge nurses of the city are invited to won in the annual poetry and short attend. story contest sponsored by the luncheon Feb. 3 in the club house, St. Vincent’s Aid to Villa News, the school publication. 18th and Grant. A play will be In athletics Miss (Joughlin is read by Mrs. James L. Morse. The Benefit Shop Manager Hold Meet on Feb. 1 making quite a reputation for her­ committee on arrangements con­ Office Is 111 at Son’s Home self as a skater on the Villa pond. sists of Miss Margaret Leary, chairman; Miss Margaret Murphy, Mrs. J. W. McCarthy, who is in She is also an outstanding student St. Vincent’s Aid society will assistant chairman; Mrs. Grace charge of the Catholic Benefit shop in music, both piano and vocal, in meet Feb. 1 at the home of Mrs. which the academy offers advan­ Lawler, Mrs. T. B. Liverman, Mrs. in Pueblo, is ill at her son’s home, John L. Dower, 896 Pennsylvania 5000 W. 38th avenue, Denver. tages for special work. Over the F. Manzanerez, and Miss Anna ■ ■ street, at 2 :30 p. m. The guest week-ends. Miss Coughlin visits Fallon. The president, Mrs. AV. J. ■■ .^eaker will be the Rt. Rev. Msgr. 1536 Logan Street • ■ Denver, Colorado Rea'der Publishei Thanks with her grandparents, Mr. and Foehl, requests members who are Hugh L. McMenamin, and there Mrs. Edward Pierre of Moline, 111. inviting guests to make reserva­ An Alamosa reader of the Reg­ will be a musical program ar­ ister publishes thanks to God the Her mother at present is in Ma­ tions in advance at the club house, ranged by Mrs. A. A . Gargan. nila, Philippine islands, where she TAbor 9597. Father and Hja Divine Son for The annual election of officers answering ^ y e r s for the recov­ was married some time ago to will take place at this meeting Lieut. Francis Hoehl of the U. S. ery of a jftan, 70, who was dying and a large attendance is ex­ Tell the people you patronize of pneumonia. pected. army 2nd engineers at Fort Mc­ that you law their advertiiement Kinley. ia thia paper. Sacred Heart League SEE THE NEW SACRED HEART C. T. P. A. SCHOOL ORATORY FINALS ARE Medical Mission Organ Recital to la an Asaociation whose members (living pr 4egd) ahare in a Holy Maas said expressly HOLDS SHOWER FOR NUNS TO BE CONDUCTED ON FEB. 2 for them daily and for all time. For far­ ther information write to the SACRED HEART MISSION HOUSE (Sacred Heart-Loyola Parish) Schulte, S,J, “ I have given Society Has Meet (St, Joieph’x Pari(h) An interesting program of short Follow lecture Sgintp Mfirie, Jasper Co., III. and the The pantry shower given hy the gpeechea in all kinds o f places,” In the semi-finals of tb® ninth numbers was given between each Sacred Heart Catholic Teacher- said Father Schulte. “ On one oc­ annual oratorical and elocution reading on Thursday night, and Parent association for the sistera casion, I spoke from the deck of a The Medical Mission society contests of Bt. Joseph’s high this will be repeated Feb. 2. One A free musical treat is Facial Blotches in charge of the school was highly of the judges for oratory was ised to those attending the Tues­ ship, on another in an auditorium held its quarterly meeting witn school held Fridaj^ Jan. 21, those to CRse the stinging soreness ^ euccessful. Guest speaker at a provided hy nature, with the moun­ Miss Lpuise Keninger, superinten­ selected to participate in tfie finals Henry A. Hicljs, district court day evening lectures given by the and aid healing, bathe with ▼ FOR 193? meeting of the association, at tains for a background. I have dent of nurses at Colorado Gen­ of the elocution contest Thursday Judge, Rev. C. M. Johnson, assistant at ♦ Resinpl Soap^hen apply J V which reports on the shower were spoken at all sorts of meetings; at eral hospital, as Jiostess MondaYi night were Phyllis Rust, Walter A new class trophy for oratory the Cathedral, for noP-Clatholics tt given, was the Rev. Theodore banquets, in schools, and in Jan. 24. Officers elected for the Cassidy, and Dorothy Brayton, has been donated by Dr. William and Catholics in St. Paul’s chapel, churches. But this the first time year are; President, Mrs. Brad­ who had tied for first; Rite D, McCarthy, who was instrumen­ 1520 Logan street After the lec­ I ever gave a speech in the ware­ ley Lane; Vice presidents, Mmes- Payne, who placed second] Lois tal in founding the contests nine ture Tuesday evening, Feb, l, house of a cafeteria,” T. W, O’Connor, M A- Spangle- Major and Rita Rose Hewitt, years ago, A trophy for elocu­ Clarence Hoglupd will give a re- Resinol FIRST BKF SALE Father Schulte’s reference to a berger, J. L. Swigert; recording- Rite Payne,» who placed second; tion will be known as the Father citial on the Hammond electric warehouse gives an. idea of the size corresponding secretary, Mrs. Les­ Lois Major and Rita Rose Hewitt, organ, recently installed in the Hth »nfl ^roadway on Civic Center Darley cup, in honor of the Very Do You Worry? of the stacks of canned goods and ter A- Cowan; treasurer, Mrs. tied for third; Virginia Pieooli, Rev. Christian Darley, C.SS.R., Guild of Faith reading room. Fa­ staple foods of all kinds which Paul Fitzgerald; board members, fourth, and Catherine Oberst, ther Johnson’s subject for the lec­ About paying your Insurance Premiums,Taxis, Full Cn»h Value far pastor of St. Joseph's. Individual or the Installments of your Auto, Radio, etc? had been collected under the lead­ Mmes. John Keating, Sr.; Harry fifth. The oratorical contest finals winners a re lo be given small sil­ ture will be “ Is There Salvation t Uac Your Old Cmt BT P ,- T i ership of Mrs. Theodore Kemmc, Anderson, John Bae, H. W. Mc- will be held Wednesday, Feb. 2, Outside the Law?"' The Budgac PersQngl Finance System ver loving cups. and which were presented to the Lauthlin, M innie Barnidge, competitors being the following The Guild of Faith reading room to keep a record of your finances and end yaur Party Tick«t Sale* Begin worries. Sent^ $1 for your copy toiiay. If ypu sisters by Mrs. Walter Wade, Charles DUnn, and J. B. Hunter, students, who were selected in the is open from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 are not Rari^ed, return it in five days apd (Annunciation Payitb) president. Sister Ellen Marie, in and Misses Louise Keninger, Mar­ Jan. 21 tryouts; James guntum One of the largest committees p. m. daily except Sunday. vour 91 will be refunded. H0IJG4C SY'STElifS A large variety of home cooked thanking the association for the garet Maloney, and - Elizabeth and George Ashen, tied for first | ever appointed by the Altar and Sacristy Tour Friday CO., P. 0. BO.K 343, DAYTON, OHIO. and baked food wiU be placed on gifts, expressed the conviction that O’Hara. Philip Whelan and Flora Garrett, Rosary society for a card party began last week to canvass the On Friday evening, Jan. 28, Fa­ CHOW PUPPIES sale at popular prices at the P.. the old parish spirit is as strong Mrs. Lester Cowan gave a ro-- tied for second; Rite Mathews, ther Johnson will conduct a lec­ WHAT CAUSES EPILEPSY? T. A, hake sale in the Skagi as ever in the parents and third; Florence Cassidy and Wal­ parish in the sale of tickets for a IS THERE A CURE? port pn the Needlework guild- Mrs. party to be held Tuesday evening, ture tour of the Cathedral sacris­ Beatitifylly furred—Reiristered R Grocery company, 34th an pupils of the school. Special Arthur Rose, head of the Big ter Bridgewater, tied fpr fourth, ties, exhibiting and explaining A booklet containing the opin­ Franklin, Saturday, Jan. 29. An thanks were extended by Mrs, and Marie Yoyng, fifth. Sixty Feb. 1. The money will be used ions of famous doctors on this in­ M R S . F R A N K MASSIF Sister organisation, gave an inter’ for the purchase of altar linens. vestments, sacred vessels, liturgi­ efficient group of women will be Kemme and Mrs. Wade to the esting report. students participated in the pre­ cal books, and the like. This fea­ teresting subject will be sept 4Ht King Ht. OA. 82S6-J on hand to serve those wishing Seton guild, the Loyola Aid, the liminaries ; of 'these, 1§_ took part Mrs. J. C. Doughty is chairman FREE, while they last, to any The speaker of the afternoon and is assisted by Mmes. gilva, ture marks the mid-year point of to buy, This is a new activity Alumni association, and to all the was Miss Mary Emberton, advisory in the elocution and 1? in the the Friday lecture series. A small reader writing to the Educational and the committee is anxious to friends of the sisters and members oratorical semi-finals. Hicka, BestoPi Sheridan, Mally, Division, 551 Fifth Avenue, Dept. nurse of the state health organi­ Bommelyn, Smith, Patterson, donation is asked in connection make it a success. of the C.T.-P.A. for their splendid zation, who talked on “ What Is Charles Higson of the class of viith the Friday Mectures for the JW .l, New York, N. Y, The Altar and Rosary card co-operation. 1035, a former oratorical aontest Quinn, Shull, Radyx, MoShane, I CLIP THIS COUPON Being Acpemplished in the State Martin, Lichter, Saunders, Gins- support pf the reading room, After party will be held ip Hague hall Father Schulte pointed out a winner and now a leading debater the tour, a social hour, sponsored secret in the training of young Health Organization I” of Denver university, was one of burg, O’Hara, Stillhammer, Dean, Wednesday evening, Feb. 2. Table The musical program was given by the Guild of Faith, will be held people. He said that children are the four judges, the three others O’Connor, Canny, O’Byrne, Pol­ P A N 6G R O U 8 lb. prizes wiH be awarded and re by Mrs. Katherine Morrell Per- in the reading room. Games will ireshments will he served. Mmes. inclined to take everything for being from the D. U. public speak­ lock, Burns, Sloan, and McCloskey. enyi .and Faye Rosewell. Tickets are gfi cents. Table prizes furnish entertainment and provide It la dangerous to sell a SUBSTITUTE A1 Ammons and Henry Bastien granted, that they merely adjust ing department. Coaches of 8t. for 666 Just to make three or four centi gEarly's Refreshments were served by and a special award will be given. opportunities for broadenintf one’s have been added to the commit­ themselves to the circumstances in Joseph’s orators are the Rev. A. more. Cuatotners are your best assets; Mias Keninger and her staff of Patrons are requested to bring list of acquaintances. Lunch will tee in charge of the party. whieli they are placed. It is the nurses to the following: Mmes. Zeller, C.Sg.R.; the Rev. Ralph be served at 10:45 p, m. log, them apd you loae your buelnegs. duty of parents and teachers, their own cards. UDeliciou? A joint meeting of all parish Bradley Lane, A, J, Deerhamer, Michaels, C.gS.R.; George Hacke- 6S6 is worth three or four times as organizations will be held in therefore, to see that the circum­ James E- Gaule, H. W. McLauth- thal, Mrs. Margaret Smith, and Mr. and Mrs. H, L. Harrison of much ga a syesTITyTE. pCoffee Hagus hall Tuesday evening, Feb. stances are of the right kind, and lin, John Keating, Sr,; John M. Lena Belle Sloan, 407 West Sixth avenue are the 1, to plan for the annual St, Pat­ to provide the proper, atmosphere Participating in . the oratory parents of a boy, horn Tuesday, Cpnway, T. W. Connor, Albert PRIEST-CHEMIST ■■ Redeemed by rick’s day ball. It is imperative for the growth of the child. Cath­ semi-finals, the subject for which Jan. 86, at gt. Joseph's hospital. YOU CAB HAVE Seep, Sr.; M- A. Spangelherger, FAITH in IN-AILOQ that large groups represent every olic parents should first of all see The members ef St. Alphonsus’ A- Moore, Lester A. Cowan, was “ The Evils of Communism— Ijppantte ftylt) !U The Early that the background is definitely guard were guests of the pastor, GROWS HAIR 0 organization. Charles Dunn, Bess Shehan, Political, Social, Economic, and Re­ A Univeriity priest-chemiiCp For 8vtr fP Yivu it Mrs. Kimmberly and H. Zump- Catholic. One way of doing this in the Very Rev. C. J. Darley, C. Katherine Morrell Perenyi, Faye ligious," were the following i Sen­ OAHK OF TH6 HAIR U now Kilt fief! . Iipt kept foith with ■Coffee Co. tobel held high scores at the end the home is the regular following SS. R., at a banquet served Jan. id BCfllp Ruffereri. It describes how to um the milliea,—givea thagt ■ 1615 Market St. Roswell, J. Leonard Swigert, iors— Lacey Meehan, Rita Math­ remarkable compound mixed by Fr. James of the pinochle tourpament. of world Catholic ndws in the 87. qaick relief from Paul FitMferald, H. G, Wim- ews, Bernard Spicer, apd James Gilmore which grew perfect hair on hesd of paint and diteomfqrts The Annunciation junior bas' Reaifter, which Father Schulte hush, J. F. Toner, S. J. Lewis, Suptum; juniprs— Donald Canny, The committee members ap­ bald student. Since than more thSD fi0,000 called “ the best Catholic news­ pointed recently by the Holy Name bottles have been used, fQjpUiet going to of neuralgia, muicu- ketball team will meet the St. J, Winters Morrell, W. H. Ed­ George Ashen, Philip Whelan, lar loreniu, achll paper In the world." An optimis­ society to dispose of, tickets for charity. Users testify tq wonderful reiutts for Joseph’s team in the Cathedral ward®, ld'i Ratt Liniment Feb. 5, at 1 o’clock at the Argo­ The banner «nd treat for the cording secretary, was accepted. Lave;” Frank Kozak, “ Night Gertrude Ford, treasurer. The next NAME REQ.US. BAT. pFFIfE naut hotel, The president, Mrs, largest representation was won by Mrs. Robert Lucy will replace her. Extry;” freshmen— Florence Cas­ two meetings will be held in the May West Owep, who recently the third grade with 80 mothers in Mrs. A. Zambqni will fill the office sidy, “ No Greater Love;” Phyllis evening and will open with Bene- suffered a broken wrist, will be attendanpe. Refreshments were DEPENDABLE of corresponding secretary. Lichter, “ Entertaining the Neigh­ dictien. It is hoped that some of One Cent a Da able to preside at the meeting. served by the mothers of the fifth bor’s Child;” Mildred Spahn, “ Tne The candy treat f$r the attend­ the younger married women will At Budapest Miss Mary Rose O'Brien, pror and sixth grades. Other Cheek;" Rita Payne, “ Min­ ance of mothers wag merited by attend th^e meetings. Mrs, Fran­ Brings $100 a Monti May 23 to 30th, ROOFING The February meeting will be nie’s Beau Comes to Call;” Phyl­ gram chairman for the month, has the third and fourth grades. Mmes. cis Shevlin was the first of the Over one Million Dollars in egsh hene- invited Peter Hodgins to. address held the evening of Feb. 17 and, lis Lewis, “ Miss Dorothy Enter­ fils have already been paid to one- as the high po}pt For all Flat and G. A. Purbin, A- Seganti, and younger matrons to join the so- of a trip the meeting. He wi)l speak on will be called “ Mothers’ and James Melphy will act on the first tains the Minister.” oiety, cent-B-day no|icyboldera by National Steep Roofs Fathers’ night." The meeting Protective rnaursnee Co., the oldest AROUND THE his recent visit to Europe. Friday breakfast committee. and largest company of its kind. ASPHALT will open at 8 o’clock. The grade Mrs. J. C. Doughty, chairman of Chairmen of the muaio com­ Mother Rose Gertrude, who has the committee for a card party, Their new pulley pays , maximum WORLD Sehool basketball teams, qnder the Scout Troop Given Pr(nclpa) Sum benefits of J4,QQ0, in­ mittee, Mrs. M. J. McConniok and returned from a visit in California, announces it will be held the eve­ leadership of Father George creasing to 16.000. Ms^tlmuni monthly + An unforgeUable religious Shingles Mrs. Blanehe Osbourne, will pre- wishes to express the gratitude of ning of Tuesday, Peb. 1. The af­ benefits of |1Q0 are payable up to 2f sent Mildred Talbot Lehmann, Keith, S.J,, will give a series of herself and the other sisters for Honor Court Awards months. Large cash sums are paid Im­ experience combined with the Made Specially for Tkia Climate exhibition games on that night. An fair, proceeds of which will pur> who will sing a group of songs: the generous Christmas offering chase alter linens, will be an an­ mediately for fractqret, dislopations, intmeasursble fascination of a evening of enjoyment is promised. etc. Alsq liberal benafits are paid for The Western Elaterite “ Von Ewiger Liebe,’’ by Brahms I given them by the members of the At the last south district court nual one. At the fruit shower held any and every accident. Same old price world cruise! + Sail eastward “ S e p i Diila,” by Bizet, and Food Sale Nets 125 parish. , of honor, Boy gcout troop 14(1 of last week, the sisters received a —Just one cent a day- Age limits tmr or westward writh N. Y, K. lux­ The women of the Sacred Heart gt. Vincent de Paul’s parish was PQllc}---men, women and children— Hoofing Co. “ Hills,” by LaForge. She will be Tne Rev. A. gomma^ga has re­ quantity of fruit, and tfie society ages 7 to 80 years. ury liners in service between Equitable Bldg. TAbor 5287 accompanied by Karma Veheable. Altar society are rejoicing over the turned from a week's visit with the host and received the following and the sisters wish to thank al| Send No Money San Francisco and Naples. Reservations should be made by success of the food sale Saturday. Rev. E. Verschraeghen, pastor of awards: Fred Miller, firemapship gave. Anyone who still Fur 10 days’ frae inapeptipn of policy, Friday, Feb. 4, by calling the Jan. 22, which netted $125, and the Sterling-parish. On-the visit, and carpentry merit badges; Pill wishes to add to the donation may simply gend name, age, address, hepe- For fu ll information communicate w iA they are deeply grateful to the flclgry'a name and relatlonslUp. No ap­ Argonaut hotel, MAin 3101. Fathers Bommaruga and Ver- Mahoney, swimming badge; Joe do so by calling Mrs. Bommelyn. plication to fit) opt, np modipal exam- XQEPXkigX T. WILLIAMS people of the parish and friends of ffatiftnal Pftbliatjf sohraeghen made a short visit to and, Herman Bauer. Dave Bonipo, A recent Bapti.sm administered ipatlon. After reading imlidy, which from other parts of the city who the Rev. C. J, Moynihan of ScotjU- and the Rev. Barry Wogan, serv­ will be mailed to ybq, either return it 405 Htrket St., Sao Fnneiteo patronized the sale. Mrs. Thomas by the Rev. Willard Berberich, gr send fs.s?, which pays yoq up for a bluff, Nebr. Both Father Moynilftn ice stars; gcoutmaster Bonino, C.gS.R., was that pf Harriet Mae whole year—665 dayk Write National Lee was in charge of the event. R*Y*X URE Globeiirp:.T.A. and Father Versehaegen have been civic duty badge. Eggert, infant daughter of Mr. Prpteative Insurance Co., 424 Pickwick AMEliUN UPtHS The money will be used for repairs assistant pastors pf St. Patrick’s The troop paid off its mort­ Bldg., Kansas City, Mo,, today while SSI Market St. tSS P tp C»I1 xnd Qiv« EitU Sacred Heart-Coypla parish has Parish P.-T. A. to mtt«> an P«c|(iiig and Sbipplng Mrs. Amelia Telenik, Mrs. Mary pello, and George Guy, infant son Kovac, Mrs. Thelma Kohut, entered a basketball team in the of Mr. and Mrs, George Anthony Present Program Ottc* and O'.iaa, Ipai aoth St. Mrs. Amelia Telenipk, and Mrs. Catholic Youth organiption league. Dadario. Sponsors were, respec­ It’s Mary Canjar. The attendance at Father Keith is in charge of the tively, Ferdinand Telgmann and (St. Cajetan’s Pariih) the meeting was large. The party team. There is a fine spirit among Alice Sehweider, Charles apd sponsored lately by the associa­ the players, and prospects pf sue-- On Jan. 30 at 7 p. m., a home- Mary Billings, and Frank Debiase telent program will be sponsored tion was also well attended. The cess are bright. The boys making and Yolanda Santorno. On Nov. committee in charge wishes to up the C.Y.O. squad are mostly by the P,-T. A. of St. Cajeton’ s B A B Y 16, Robert Dominick, infant son parish. The pupils of St. Cajetan’s thank all who were present and graduates of Sacred Heart high of Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Malle, is grateful for the articles that sehpol. William Madden is cap­ school, under the direction of the was baptized, with Virginio A. sisters, and several other perform­ were donated. tain of the team, and other Dominico and Sylvia A. Dominico PUy Rphearolf Bogun members are Charles Bernstein, ers, under the direction of Miss WEEK as sponsors. The choir started the rehearsal Julius Caraballo, Forrest Cronin, Eptelia Trujillo, will funiish the Mrs. Charles Billings suffered entertainment. . of the Path Qyer the Hill, a three- Jack Heueisen, Louis Lebolski, an injured foot in a recent fall. 0 act comedy-drama, which will be Fred Mariaux, T. J. McMahon, The main attraction of the pro­ presented in the school hall Feb. Dillon Valley, and Edmund gram will be La Fet-ia, a gpaniah at Daniels and 20. It is full of amusing situations. Verdieck. play, to be presented ^ several 25 It is directed by Joseph A. Tezak. Miss Marie Stella Scott, who hhs St. Clara’s Aid Group members of the parish. The school program will be as follows; “ We’ll t l - The general parish meeting was a degree from St. Mary’s, Notre Fisher V.' held last Sunday evening. The fol­ Dame, is teaching the second Has January Session Always Love You, Dear Old lowing committee members have grade in the illness of Sister gchool,” the theme song, sung by the eighth g;rade; “ The Birthday SEARS. KOI J«U( K AM ) ( f f been elected: President, Andrew Pymphna. The January meeting of St. Jackson, vice president, John J. gurprise,” a dialog, by the sixth And our Baby Shop is featuring m o BROADW.W liKNVt»C The Pinochle club is holding Clara’s Aid society was very well Telenik; secretary, George Pgv, regular sessions. The next gather­ attended. Reports of the past year grade; “ Johnny MeCree,” a song, the following specials on wear­ lakovichj trustees, Joseph Gra- ing will be Tuesday evening, Feb. were read. by the fourth grade; “ Dolly Has the Flu,” a dialog, by two pupils ables and furnishings to make brian and John Star. 1. The men meet in the hall below gister Perpetua thanked the life more comfortable for this most important Sacred Heart church. Mrs. Leo officers and members for a very of the second grade. Capetown to Celebrate Richardson gives her time each successful year. She also reminded member of the family: week to prepare a tasty lunch for the members that they share in the J _ ^ The eombination rubber tub and dreseing table, ^ m Centenary of Bishop the men. This is greatly appre­ Mass and children’s prayers every Capetown, • S. Africa, — Follow­ X j 3,XrilTl© t l CS designed to eWminate back-bending and make the S X Q 5 ciated* by the pinochlerg. Monday morning. morning bath more delightful. ‘ ^ ing close upon the celebration of Loyola Party Jan, 28 A membership drive will be on NOTICE OF FINAL BETTLEMENT AND the 75th anniversary of the found, The committee in charge of ar­ for three months. It is hoped many DETERMINATIOH OF HEIRSHIP Regularly •4,9i> ^ ing of the Catholic Church in E«t»te p{ Alice Gilbert, deceeeed. No. rangements for the Loyola party, of the women will join in this 6»,9H0. Basutoland comes the centenary of scheduled for Friday evening, Jan. period. Notice ie beniby given that on the 15th the arrival in South Africa of the 28, reports everythii^ ready. A Election of officers resulted as day o( February, 1B3S, 1 will proaent to Wrapping Blankets Quilted Pads iq„ first Vicar Apostolic of the Cape the County Court of the City and County Size 17x15 in ch est l 7 L special gift and. many: other prizes follows: Mrs. g. Loguot, presi­ of Denver, Colorado, njy acfounta for Soft and fluffy, in pinks and of Good Hope. The .Most Rev, to be awarded in the evening are dent, re-elected; Mrs. J. L. Wild, final aettlement of adminutration of laid blues. 43c Patrick Raymond Griffith, 0,P„ worthwhile, and a fine time is first vice president; Mrs.- P. J. estate, whan and where ail persons in in­ Size 17x30 inches^ 39c reached the Cape on April 14, promised to all who attend this Golden, second vice president; terest may appear and object to them. U 18,38. to his arrival there thfY sq desire. Prior benefit party. The Loyola men Mrs, Eva Collins, third vice Notlee is also harchy given that in the had been no Catholic Bishop resi. are staging this affair in an effort president. matter of said eetate Albert J. Oould hga Sheets Flannel Wrappers dent in South Africa. to secure funds for refinishing the filed in said Court his dq)y verified peti­ A fine quality of soft muslin Dainty and soft wrappers in i l M Committees will be named at a tion, aihjnft for a judicial ascertainment Loyola windows, and invite gen­ future time, and determination of the h«|n of lurh sheets, thread dr«wn, hem- A Q p white with pink BUd blue hand - 4 3 Funeral Services Held erous patronage. Tickets for the Hostesses for the luncheon and deceased, and setting forth that the names, stitched, sise 42x72 inches. v 7 v embroidery— party can be secured from the card party Feb, 2 at 1 p. m. will postoffice addresses and relationship of ail For War Correspondent!? persons, who are or claim to be heirs of men or purchased at the-nail Fri­ be Mrs. W. L. Sehults of the Ca­ said deceased, so far as known to the New York. — Funeral services day night. thedral parish and Mrs. James petitioner, are a* fallows, to-wit: Un­ Chintz Covered Layette Box were held here for two Catholic The Loyola Aid society met at Gaule of St. Philomena'i parish. known.,. Is Given With Every, Layette Purchase newspapermen, Edward J. Neil, the home of Mrs, J. P. Guiry Accordingly, notice is also hereby .given that upon said Ifith day of February, 1958. correspondent f o r Associated Wednesday, Jan. 19. This society of $25 or More or the day to which the hearing may be Baby Shop—aecond floor Press, and Bradish G. Johnson, was the first organization formed Quebec'^ Cardinal Not continued, the Court will proceed to re­ correspondent for Neivs Week and to work exclusively for the school, Planning Trip to Rome ceive and hear proofs concerning the heirs Spur magazines. Both were killed of such deceased, and will, ppon the proofs *nd through the years it has con­ Quebec.— A report published in submitted, enter a decree in said estate by a shell near Teruel, Spain, tinued to do good work. The mem­ local newspapers that Rodrigue determining who are the heirs of such de­ while covering the war. Mr. Neil bership is small, but the women Cardinal Villoneuve, Archbishop ceased person and the descent pf the lands, would have been 38 this month. tenements and hereditaments and per­ Bring your BABY to h« photogriphtd Ponielsar fisher have done a great deal'to help the of Quebec, is planning a trip to sonalty of such deceased, at which hearing In th« Hopk.ini Studio. Mr. Johnson was 26. The services students and the institution. The Rome at an early date has been ail persons claiming to be heirs at law were attended by a distinguished January moeting was especially denied officially. The report inti­ of such deceased may appear and prasent D«fW«f* Owmed Sin«c 1664 grnun of newspapermen and civic large and enthusiastic. Father mated* that, the prelate would go their proofs. officials. ALBERT J. GOULD, Edward J. Morgan attended. on a special mission to the Vatican. Admiaistrator. PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, January 27, 1938 SETON ALUMNAE NURSES AT ONLY 3 OUT OF EVERY 10 iciDEiiiy eims COAL ON CREDIT persons wear glasses, and upon examination it has been found COLORADO SPRINGS ELECT out that 7 out of every 10 should. You may wait until tomorrow Budget Payment Plan - No Down Payment to have your eyes examined, but when eye-breakdown comes it Colorado Springs.-^At the an­ Fill Your Bin Now doesn’t wait until tomorrow. It happens now! We can help Mary’s school. The classes, begun T M i MEET nual meeting of Seton school of two weeks ago, have been attended 1 you save and preserve Nature’s only gift that cannot be re­ PLENTY OF TIME TO PAY nursing alumnae at Glockner by large crowds. The instructions placed— Your eyesight. Trinidad.— A score of ambitious Jan. 20 the ^ following officers tons pay as little as $3.00 per month will continue' through March 24. Canon City.— (S t Scholastica’s 4 boys and girls pi varying sizes and were elected: President, Ellen tons pay as little a* $5.00 per month Following every lecture, opportu­ Academy) — Seventeen delegates 5 ages performed for Holy Trinity Evans; first vice president, A. nity is given for discussion and from St. Scholastica’s will attend tons pay as little as $6.00 per month SWIGERT BROS. parishioners at Community hall Yamnick; second vice president, questions by those present. All the A.C.S.P.R. convention in Den­ ALL LEADING BRANDS OF COAL Jan. 20 in the first of a serieS of Margaret Ruddy; recording secre­ who wish to learn more about the ver Feb. 18. Miss Elouise Mead OIL TREATED, NO DUST “ amateur night’’ entertainments. tary, Helen Hoffman; treasurer, Better Vieion Optometrists Good Service stand the Catholic Church is tak­ of Canon City will act as chaperon. Singing, dancing, instrumental Julianna Scheno, and correspond­ ing in home and labor problems Sisters Margaret Mary and Mir­ •t Right Prices for Every Age solos, and imitations were on the ing secretary, Lulu Harper. will find these lectures beneficial. iam, faculty advisers, will also at­ THE RUGBY COAL CO. program. Small cash prizes were Sisters of St. Rrancis enter­ tend the conclave. D. V. HARPER, Mgr. :: 1550 California KEystone 7651 ; | awarded at the finish. The ama­ Student* Working on Carnival tained at a musical program Mon­ All St. Mary’s high school stu­ Those representing Skylines will Home Public Market !! teur night feature was sponsored day evening, Jan. 17, for the pa­ be Josephine Hallenbeck, editor; 15th and California St. i by Father Daniel MjNamara, S.J., dents are aiding in making the KEyatOne 0121 ;^,^i^^t***********^^**^^****************************** tients and friends of St. Francis’ carnival Friday afternoon and Annabelle P a r d e w, Katherine pastor, and the first night audi­ hospital. Mary Kearn, Katherine Hollen- ence was large. evening, Jan. 28, a succe.ss. The Inttruction Claiies Being Held seniors are leading the other high kamp, Margaret Mary O’Hanlon, L. J. Fisher of the neighboring school classes in the tickets sale Margaret Tonso, Ann Crawford, GRANITE soil conservation camp enacted Instruction classes for Catholics Josephine Balagna, Helen Balag- DUSTLESS and non-Catholics are being con­ and the juniors have procured sev­ the. role of Major Bowes, seated eral valuable coritributions. na, Dorothy Anderson, Eleanor DELIVERY COAL Bacon & Schramm GENUINE MARBLE at the microphone and introduc­ ducted by the Rev. John Scannell Montgomery, Thelma Colman, every Thursday evening at 8 Semester exams Jan. 26 and 27 All Standard Grades of Coal RAINBOW BRONZE ing the youngsters as they ap­ are being followed by the annual Gloria Rath, Kathleen Pearce, A Kind for Every Purpose Barrett Flat and peared, pounding the gong, occa­ o’clock in the assembly hall of St. Agnes Fowle, Carolyn Wing, and A Price for Every Purse PRODUCTS STATUARY retreat. sionally, and exchanging jests with Couple Leave for Cruite Betty Jane Walsh. Shingle Roofs JOCQUCSilBROWRS-MC/rj- tin so i the entertainers. Bits of comedy Scholasti6ans taking part in the OWEN COAL CO. Dr. and Mrs. J. F. McConnell 3230 Walnut K£. 2IU DCSisneRs • suiLoeas were introduced on a non-com­ left Jan. 20 for a Mediterranean program will be Josephine Hallen­ 801 West Bayaud SP. 4428 momimcnTS wmfmoRiALs a^DisnncTion petitive basis, these getting the cruise. beck, chairman of the roTlnd table gong as a signal for their exit. Studeats. Attend in feature writing, and Annabelle Telephone TAboi (468 — Office ind Plant, 28 E. 6th Ave.. at 6th Ave. and Lincoln Miss Margaret Cosgrove enter­ DENVER COLORADO When the program had con­ tained the contract bridge club at Pardew, who will speak on recog. cluded the winners were an­ her home, 211 N. Institute, nizing feature material in one’s nounced as follows: Wednesday, Jan. lO! school. Gloria Rath, Betty Jane Mass for Theatine Walsh, Agnes Fowle, and Carolyn STOCKS ~ BONDS Singing, first, Joseph Billotti; _ Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Morrissey second, Freddie Maio; singing and visited relatives in Pueblo Sunday. Wing will represent the school in Specializing in Quality Plumbing and the talent parade. We Buy, Sell, and Quote All Local and Listed Securities dancing, first, Mary Grace Noto; The Rev. W. J. Robison, S.J., of Heating Repairs second, Marjorie Barrack; danc­ Denver is a guest at Glockner. Play to Be Pre»ented ing, first, Olga Rose Mazza; sec­ Superior General Miss Katherine Spatz of Glock­ The Knave of Hearts, by Louise PEDLET-RYAN & CO. Saunders, will be presented by the ond, Bennie Barela; violin, first, ner is enjoying a visit from her Phyllis McEnemey; second, John junior Scholastica players bnder 840 17th St. Boston Bldg. SLATTERY & COMPANY father and her uncle, Frank Ertle the direction of Miss Muffitt Denver, Colo. Edward Baldasar; piano, first, San Luis.— High school stu­ MA. 1241 of Dayton, 0. Montgomery Monday, Feb. 14. Andrea Pople; second. Rose Mary dents attended the Requiem High PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS Corpus Ghristi guild held a rum­ The play, an interpretation of the Di Paolo; accordion, first, Mary Mass celebrated for the Rt. Rqv. mage sale Saturday, Jan. 15, and ancient rime, will be characterized 1646 BLAKE STREET Ellen Baldasar; second, Jane Mal- Bartholomew Caldentey, C. R., the sisters and school children con­ by Russian make-up and elaborate JOHN J. CONNOR, President PHONE KEYSTONE 1441 ouff; imitations, first, George Gar­ Tuesday, Jan. 18. Father Cal- Hour#: 9 to 12; 1 to 5. Phone MAin 3497 ducted a food sale. Both events costumes. WVWVVVV^AAWVVVWVW^ cia. There was no other entrant dentey’s great interest in schools were very successful. The cast includes Maxine Car- in this event. was well known, and the chil­ The Holy Gho.st discussion club roll as Blue Hose; Bonnie Dunn as The entertainers were grouped dren of the parish showed their of Corpus Christ! parish met Sun­ Yellow Hose; Barbara Fuller as in classes. Participating in the Dr. J. J. O’Neil, Dentist J appreciation by offering their day after the 9:30 Mass. Pompdebile the Eighth; Betty singing contest were John Joseph prayers and Communions at the 47-Year Resident Die* Gjellum as Chancellor; Beverly Martinez, Lucy Montoya, Victor children’s Mass Sunday, Jan. 23. Miss Elizabeth Kassel, for 47 Erwin as the Knave of Hearts; Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Streets Maurello, Joseph Billotti, and The Theatine Fathers have been years a resident of Colorado Eleanor Ryan as Lady Ursula, and Freddie Maio, the youngest of the working in this valley for many Springs, died at a hospital in Wi­ Jane West as Lady Violetta. group. years. San Luis is one of the chita, Kans., where she had gone Celebrating the birthday of In the .singing and dancing class centers from which their apos­ three months ago to be with her Josephine Hallenbeck, senior class The Best in Were Lucy Barela, Marjorie Bar­ tolic labors extend into numerous sisters. Miss Helena Kassel and president, an informal pajama Used rack, and Mary Grace Noto. Danc­ small towns or missions where Mrs. Beatrice Workman. She was party was held Sunday, Jan. 23, ing brought out Erine Lovato, Furniture /■ '/^Qudlity- V'W4| there are now well established a retired nurse. Mi^s Kassel was in the senior lobby. Following an ' ' Etchings MURPHY-MAHONEY MOTOR CO. Bennie Barela, and Olga Rose parishes. born in Loose Creek, Mo. After evening of dancing and games, an ALSO NEW Color Bates - HalfToncs Mazza. High School Boy Die* living for a time in St. Louis, she unusu^ly large and beautifully Violin competitors were Phyllis Ca*h or Credit 2986 NO. SPEER moved to Colorado Springs, where decorated birthday cake, crowned McEnerney, Mary Ann Stewart, The death of Alarico Bedan Retail Rooms she made her home, except for by 17 candles, was cut and served. Seelemam-Ehnet' and John Edward Baldasar of cast a pall of sorrow over the high Open Daily Used Cars GA. 1457 Service school last w’eek. He was a mem­ four years spent in England. The Whoto CngmOeiiS Weston. Piano class contestants funeral was held Jan. 10 at St.. A FULL LINE OF were Loraine Simpson, Rose Mary ber of the junior class, a stellar player on the ba.sketball team, Anthony’s church in Wichita with OFFICE FURNITURE Di Paolo, and Andrea Pople. burial in Calvary cemetery. and one of the best liked boys of Call Frank William* when you want dependable Accordionists were Jane Mal- Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Knight We rent Folding Chairs, Card and repair work on your typewriter. ouff, Mary Ellen Baldasar, and the entire student body. • Catch­ Leadville Gagers Banquet Tables, Dishes, Silver­ and family visited Sunday in Vic­ ing cold after basketball practice, ware, anything in stock. PROMPT SERVICE— HONEST PRICES Esther Martinelli. tor and Cripple Creek. The first to “ get the gong” were he contracted double pneumonia Established 1888 Requiem Mass, with music bv the Mrs. James Cleary and daugh­ Your business is All Makes Typewriter Service Billy Nuschy and Louie Armijo, ter, Agnes, of Los Angeles, Calif., Girls’3irli choir, ' was celebrated in PHONE KEYSTONE 4852 appreciated here. who “ busted in” with a desire to are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dea. Prospects Bright SALES—RENTALS—REPAIRS sing. The Major gave them their San Acacia and was attended by Barnes School Bldg., 425 14th St. MAin 3485 many of his companions and class­ Mrs. Cleary, a cousin of Mrs. Dea, chance and decided it was so ter­ was formerly of Colorado Springs. Leadville.— (Annunciation Par- rible that he swatted the gong, mates. ish)_The boys of St. Mary’s this of course being part of the SPEEDWRITING Requiescant in Pace Father Hubert Newell was a school are preparing to , start bas­ show. visitor here in the past week., He The Shorthand That Can Be Written on the Typewriter Later two wild looking carolers ketball practice, the last of this A Secretarial Course in Three Months MARTIN B. DISTEL. Lafayette. Re­ was well pleased with conditions week or early next week. Last from Venice showed up, talking in the high school and feels it 8 quiem Mans is bein^r offered Friday at 9 year’s grade school team, under in Presentation church. Interment Mt. and gesticulating excitedly, one will soon be on the accredited OGDEN SECRETARIAL SCHOOL the coaching of Thomas O’Ma- Theodore Olivet. W. P. Horan & Son service. finally meandei’ing to the "mike” list. 1660 Ogden St., Denver, Colo. KE. 4832 GERTRUDE H. HANSEN. 1731 to emit some atrocious noises, the honey; had great success, and since Leyden St. Wife of Carl A. Hansen, Retarded pupils attending the several of last year’s stars are still mother of Carl. Jack, Neil, and Marcraret other posing as a concert pianist. grade school have received spe­ Hansen. Requiem Ma.sn wan offered Both turned out to be “ phony” and TO •in school, present prospects are cial attention and training in the H ackethal Wednesday at 10:30 in Blessed Sacra­ were gonged out. These two -were bright. 'The team uses the public ment church. Interment Mt. Olivet. W, past semester. Since most of high school gym. Mr. O’Mahoney Victor Cresto and Martin Bersano Durango.— Sisters Mary Laur­ Norman’s Store Beauty Salon P. Horan & Son service. them are older by several years will coach again this year. ANNA MAGAN, 4579 Pennsylvania. ju.st putting on an act. ence and Mary Jerome returned MORTUARY than those in their proper grade, At the last regular meeting of Individual Permanent Waving...... $ 2 .0 0 and up Mother ol Catherine Brozovich. Sur­ Not competing but offering Saturday evening to Durango. Sis­ vivors also include 12 grandchildren, five these children are thus encouraged the Altar and Rosary society the jrrcat-ffrandchildren, a aister residinK in some songs with guitar accompani­ to cover the work required of ter Mary Laurence spent several Castile Shampoo and Finger Wave...... 50^ j 1449-51 Kalamath St. ment was Joseph Lujan, and the following officers were elected: Austria, and a dauKhter-in-Iaw, Barbara them without the embarrassment months in Chicago taking a course President, Mrs. \William Carter; Manicure, Revlon Polish...... 3 5 ^ & 50^^ Majran. Requiem Miss will be offered at windu.o was a hill billy group of in anesthesia. Sister Mary Je­ 9 Saturday in Holy Rosary church. In­ naturally felt in the presence of vice president, Mrs. Angelo Travi- Phone MAin 4006 singers. rome is from Denver. terment Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan A Son younger students. Others who son; ^secretary, Mrs. Wifiifrid service. The Rev. Joseph H. Brunner of find it difficult to learn receive Connors; treasurer, Mrs. Mary RHODA M. KIRK, Stockyards station. I more attention and help than Mancos was a business visitor Mrs. Kirk. 81. was born in Red Oak. la. Jan. 17. Temple. She is survived by a son, John R. Kirk, P.-T. A. Standards could otherwise be given. Such The eighth grade students will Mrs. Lillian Carmack, former For Longer \<^ear, for Smarter Appearance .... Denver; a dauf^hter, Mrs. Cora Stone; a j work as this seem.s to prove that present before the faculty and sister, Marie Johnson, and 13 grandchil­ nurse in Mercy hospital, an­ THE DENVER’S dren. Funeral services were held Jan. Subject of Session i the retarded pupil, who is fre­ student body a debate, entitled GEO. P. nounces the birth of a son. A 25 at St. Thcreae’s church, Aurora, with quently a victim of circumstances, “ Resolved: That Home Study son was born to another former the Rev. Louis J. Mertz officiatinir. In­ Mrs. George E. Muller, Cathe­ is able with some encouragement Should Be Abolished.” The boys HACKETHAL terment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard service. nurse, Mrs. Frances Kesselring, at JOHN W. SWEENEY, 1386 Wolff St. dral P.-T.A. president, and Mrs. and sympathy to complete the will uphold the affirmative side of work in each grade. Mercy hospital in the week. KUPPENHEIMER Funeral Director Brother of Mary E. Sweeney. Interment R. G. Morrison attended a meet­ James and William Dennison the question and the girls the neg­ in Pennsylvania. Boulevard service. ing on standards of all P.-T.A.. ative. This week the students are 1240 Acoma TA. 1656 THERESA BUSCH, Vampa. Mother of were in from Pleasant View last heads and members of the county busy with mid-term tests, closing Mrs. Rose BockfinRer of Yampa, Mrs. W. week transacting business. J. Cobb of Porterville, Calif.: Frank J. board. The session was called by the semester Friday, .tan. 28. The Busch of Cripple Creek, and J. E. Busch Father Nicholas, who had been Mrs. Morend Pranks. confined in Mercy hospital for new term begins Monday, Jan. 31. VALGORA of Phoenix, Ariz. Requiem Mass W'as Mrs. F. X. Krabacher asks all School Production offered at 9 Monday in the Cathedral. In­ several weeks by a severe cold and The altar boys are receiving terment Mt. Olivet. Olinsrer service, mothers who sing and who would sinus trouble, returned home Jan. special training under the direc­ JENNIE MORALES. .3629 Kalamath. like to join the P.-T.A. choir to get 23. tion of Father Bernard Cullen. H^I-QRDMGORN Mother of Mary G. Martinez. Requiem in touch with her by phoning Mass was offered Saturday. Jan. 22, in Mr. and Mrs. John Pokorney and Father Cullen is also instructing GAllup 6488. TOPCOATS ^ Our I..ady of Guadalupe church. Inter­ Attended hy Many son, Rodger, were here from Sil- the Confirmation class. ment Mt. Olivet. OlinRer service. DOMINIC ROSE. 3324 Vallejo. Father medicine until two years ago, when hi^ verton to visit home folk for a Rita Scheunaman, who had been of Anthony, AiiRustine, and John Rose; health failed. few days. absent for several months owing He was a member of the utaff at St. Pueblo.— (St. Leander’s Par- Frank Antonelli, Mrs. Carl Tomeo. Mrs. Miss Erma Ford entertained a to illness, has been welcomed back William MieRer, and Mrs. Carmen Decola. Joseph’s ho.spital and was a member of ish)— A large and appreciative party of friends Jan. 20. to St. Mary’s by her classmates Requiem Mass was offered at 9 Wednes­ several societies and orcanization.s in audience witness^ the New day in^ St. Patrick’s church. Interment Denver, includinr Sigma Nu fraternity. Tommy Ryan, who was injured and teachers. CALL Mt. Olivet. OIInRer service. He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Ideas o f 1938, presented by mem­ when thrown from a truck, was Mrs. Olivine Tuotte, oldtime Mrs. Eugene Madejen, with whom he made bers of the Young Ladies’ sodal­ KLISEO LOPEZ, 1.365 Mariposa St. taken to a hospital, where he is resident of Leadville, passed away *‘The Coat JOHNSON Requiem Mass was offered at 9 Monday his home, and two brothers, John T. Mad­ ity Sunday evening, Jan. 23, in den and Judge Madden. reported much improved. at the family hom6, 115 Chestnut -71 in St. Cajetan’s church. Interment Mt. St. Leander’s .school hall. Ruth I STORAGE & MOVING CO. Olivet. Theodore Hackethal service. itequiem Mass was offered Tuesday a*. Mrs. M. E. Wherritt has gone St., Friday evening, Jan. 21. With 9:30 in St. Leo's church. Interment Mt. and Buddy Wallace and Lorraine JAMES M. RASHEL, 136 W. Third to Carbondale, Kans., to visit for Funeral services were held at WHY TAKE CHANCES?' Ave. Requiem Mass Friday, Jan 21. at Oiivet. Theodore Hackethal service. and Rose Marie Sollee, younger 9 Lives!" a month with her father. Annunciation church Tuesday, You Can Hart Dependable Service 10:15 in St. Joseph’s church. Interment members of the parish, also pre­ and the Cost Is Very Low. Mt. Olivet. Goorpe P. Hackethal service. JOHN J. MEIER The student and graduate morning, Jan. 25, at 9:30 o’clock. MATHEW TOLAN, 526 Hiph. Brother Funeral services for John J. Meier. sented enjoyable dance numbers. nurses at Mercy hospital gave a Burial was in St. Joseph’s ceme­ PEarl 2433 221 Broadway of Anthony J. Tolan and Mary Sheehan. 68. longtime resident of Denver, were The production was given under linen shower for Mrs. Rudolph tery. Requiem Mass was offered Tuesday at 9 held at St. Elizabeth’ s church at 9 Sat­ the direction of Leona Herder, in Holy Ghost church. Interment Mt. urday, Jan. 22. Interment Mt. Olivet. Dalla, the former Lily May Klahn. Olivet. Hart ford-Alcorn service. Mr. Meier died at his home, 2348 Seventh who was presented with a bouquet Friday evening in the nurses’ When in Need of Help HENRY DEIJTSCH. husband of Eva St., Wednesday night, Jan. 19. after an of roses by members of the cast. Blanche Deutsch, father of Henry, Wal­ illness of several months. He was born home. About 20 were present. Blessing of Throats of any kind, permanent or odd job, ter. Albert, anrf Gus Deutsch; Mrs. Lo­ in Kanton, Switzerland, in 1869, and Sister Raphael of Chicago, 111., Miss Louise Richardson returned call Employment Department. retta Mercer, Mrs. Rosella Howland, and came to this country with his parents has been added to the staff at to her work in Denver after spend­ Mrs. Ida Hebert; brother of A. N. when 11 years old. The family came to St. Leander’s school. She is Announced in Golden Deutsch, Mrs. Julia West. Mrs. Elizabeth Colorado soon afterward. Mr. Meier is ing a vacation with her mother lo; Catholic Charities Harmer, and Mr.s. Mary Kiser. survived by his wife, Anna, Marie, and teaching the first and second and sister here. Her cousin. Miss Golden. — Mass on Candelmas FANNIE N. HOWE. 1468 Forest. Wife two daughters, Mrs. Henry Deutsch of grades, formerly in charge of Elizabeth Richardson, who had 1665 Grant St. KEystone 6380 54 W. Dyers PI., and Mrs. James J. day, Feb. 2, will be celebrated at of Stanton J. Howe and mother of Frank Si.ster Magdalen, who is having a been visiting here for several days, 8 o’clock. There will be the 25 D. Borstadt. Funeral is beinp held Fri­ O'Connor of 1744 Lafayette St, much-needed rest. day. Interment Mt. Olivet. accompanied her as far as/ blessing of throats in honor of ROSELLA PETRASH, 1722 Washinp W. A. McANDRIES Mrs. Leo Keller entertained Alamosa. St. Blaise on Thursday morning CALL A ton. Wife of Joseph Petra.‘«h. mother of Requiem Mass for W. A. McAndries. members of the 0. F. F. Bridge and evening, Jan. 3. Mary Banko and Anna Koches of Aztec, di.<4abled war veteran, who died Monday N. Mex.; John, Joseph, and Rose Petrash night. Jan. 24, at the Veterans’ hospital club at her home Tuesday, Jan. Mrs. Cecil Clute has been named and Mrs. Helen Hill, all of Denver. Re­ in Albuquerque, N. Mex., is being sung 25. chairman of the turkey dinner ZONE CAB quiem Mass is beinp offered at 9 Friday in St. Philomena’ s church Friday morn­ in Holy Ghost church. Interment Mt Mrs. Jack Lawler is recovering to be given by the Altar society ing. He was 40. Newmanites Hear Saturday evening, Feb. 12, at the MAin 7171 Olivet. Born and reared in Denver, Mr. Mc­ from a recent severe illness. ■ J. D. TRUJILLO, 2318 Arapahoe. Hus­ Andries was a son of Mr. and Mrs. Miss Feliciate Berube is recov­ Golden high school. An Investment In Prompt, Courteous Service band o^Eupenia Trujillo. Requiem Mass Thomas P. McAndries of 1336 Cook St. ering from a major operation per­ Mrs. W. H. Frombart attended was offered Monday at 10 in St. Cajetaa’s He attended Regis college and spent 24 CLEAN NEW CABS church. Interment Mt. Olivet. • months overseas in the World war as a formed in the past week at St. the day of recollection exercises Good Appearance MARY ZEINER, 1295 Acoma. Mass is member of the Third Balloon squadron. Mary’s hospital. Cathedral Priest at St. Rose’s home on Sunday. beinp offered Friday at 9 in St. Leo’s After the war, he was an engineer for the Mrs. Hugh Beers, Mrs. T. G. church. Interment Mt. Olivet. city for ftve years. William Sutherland has re­ Ilii* i« Kuppenheimer'* Surviving are his wife. Mrs. Annette turned to Ft. Collins after a short Garrison, and Mrs. Cecil Clute McAndries; four sons. William, Robert, Boulder.— The Rev. Dr. Thomas attended the deanery meeting last famou* coat with 9 oul- ANNA M. QUIRK visit with his parents, Mr. and A. Doran of the Denver Cathedral DOYLE’S Miss Anna M. Quirk. 44, teacher at Charles, and Joseph; four daughters. Mrs. W. K. Sutherland. week. *tanding feature*! And Morey junior high school, died unex­ Theresa. Patricia. Lillian, and Mary, all parish delivered an address on the Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Perish of of Costillo, N, Mex.; a brother, Thoma.s from the first to the ninth- PHARMACY pectedly of a heart attack Jan. 25 while Leona Heilman, daughter of “ Converts of Europe” at the open Ralston Creek are leaving the seated in her room at the Newhouse M. McAndries, 941 St. Paul St, and two TIm Particular Drugrist sisters Mrs. J. E. Burns of Syracuse, N. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Heilman, was meeting of the Newman club Sun­ parish to make their home in thi* all-purpose topcoat ex­ hotel, 1470 Grant St. She was alone at baptized Sunday by the Rev. Paul 17TH AVE. AND GRANT | the time. Y.. and Mrs. W. C. Johnston of San day evening, Jan. 23, in the West Minnesota. cels. It is; 1, weatherproof; On the Morey teaching staff since Diego. Calif. « Fife, O.S.B. Sponsors were Mr. lounge of the Memorial building. ICE. 5987 FREE DELIVERY j Interment Mt. Olivet. The Young Ladies’ sodality en­ 2, wet resistant; 3, wrinkle- 1925. Miss Quirk had been a resident of and Mrs. James Sutton. A discussion followed. tertained at the rectory Tuesday the state for nearly 20 years. * She was proof; 4, soft, supple; 5, lus­ graduated from'Colorado State Teachers’ JOHN P. YEAGER Preceeding the address a busi­ evening, Jan. 25, in honor of college in 1923 and taught in schools at • John P. Yeager, widely known Denver ness meeting was held. It was de­ Misses Florentine and Lorraine trous, silky; 6, light in f i Greeley and Las Cruces, N. Mex., before landscape gardener, died Jan. 22 at his cided to have a tea Saturday, Jan. Peri.sh, who are moving to Min­ weight; 7, handsome; 8, dis­ W e coming to Denver. Born in Ticonderoga, home, 405 Josephine St., after an ex­ Cathedral League 29, in Sacred Heart parish hall. N. Y., Miss Quirk received her early edu­ tended illness, lie'Was 69. nesota. Refreshments were served, tinctive, and 9, moderately Store cation in that city, where she was gradu­ Born In Eau Claire, Wise., Jan. 29. Jeanne Delaney will be in charge. and a handkerchief shower fol­ ■ ^'11 ated from high school in 1911. 1869, Mr. Yeager moved to Denver when On Sunday, Feb. 6, the club lowed. priced. It combines the Household Goods She is survived by a. sister, Mrs. Mary he was 21 and started his career as a Holds Meeting will held its monthly Communion best advantages of mohair, E. Armstrong of 876 S. Corona St., and a landscape gardener. He helped in laying and Merchandise brother, Edward C. Quirk of Portland. out the grounds on which Lakeside amuse­ Sunday, followed by a breakfast alpaca, and fine wool in one Ore. ment park is located and superintended in the school hall. Rose Henry and The Cathedral League of the blended fabric. Buy now at DUFFY STORAGE AND Funeral services were held Thur.'tday. the work of building the park. Nellie Margaret Archibald \ '! be e MOVING CO. Interment Mt. Olivet, W. P. Horan A Son He was one of the builders and super- Sacred Heart held its monthly The Denver and wear it for service. ' intemfonts of Lakewood Country club, meeting Jan. 17. in charge. “ We C was superintendent of the Denver Coun­ At the next meeting, Feb. 13, years b try club golf course from 1920 to 1928, Prayers were requested for Mrs. a debate will be given by Edna Take No Mortgage” Sf LOUIS E. MADDEN and was superintendent of the Berkeley Mary Shafer, Mrs. Evers, Mrs. All the Beal Grades of Dr. Louis E. Madden, brother of Juve­ Falk and Alec Kellar, members Only Good Credit Rating Required a park golf course under former Mayor O’Hara, and John Daugherty, who to Put on New Roof and Secure The 'Denver—Street Floor a- nile Judge Eugene J. Madden, died Fri­ George Begole. of the club. The topic for discus­ were reported ill. ^5.10 to day, Jan. 21. at his home, 1047 Ninth St., Mr. Yeager retired from active work sion will be “ Divorce.” dll after an extended illness. He was 39. two years ago. He had been ill for hve Substantial Cash Loan f' COAL Born in Denver, Dr. Madden had spent The league will receive Holy $7.75 Ton months. ^ • An invitation was received by for other repair*, if dealred. cl all of his life here. Ho attended Frank­ Communion in a body at the 7 g ALL KINDS OF WOOD Surviving, he.sides his wife. Mrs. Mary the club to attend “ open house” P lin school. West high school, studied A. Yeager, are five daughters. Mrs. o’clock Mass on the first Friday. at Loretto Heights college Sun­ ^ Spi«ll Monthly Payment* . f- ■’! engineering for one year at the Colorado Pauline Lynch of Denver, Mrs. Frances school of mines, and received his medical There will be all-day exposition day, Feb. 6. Many expressed their Phone MA, 414^—Br. 31 11 Fox of Los Angeles. Mrs. Anna Crawshaw and members of the league are 1 Irwin Coal & Feed degree In 1926 from the University of and Mrs. Monica Ballinger, both of San desire to attend. Colorado. Francisco, and Mrs. Helen Ernest of asked to keep their regular hours. * After his graduation from the Uni­ Plans were formulated also for The Mile-Hi Roofing ompany Winston Salem, N. Car., and one grand­ The general intention for Feb­ **Where Denver Shops With Confidence** 7 2111 versity of Colorado, Dr. Madden entered child. Terry Lynch. a social Saturday, Feb. 19. J. P. & Construction Co. KB. ART LORENTZ. Prop. the office of Dr. Norbert Knoch in the Requiem Mass was sung at 9:80 Mon­ ruary is: “ The Destruction^ of Burger was named chairman of S47t 32iu^ GA. 1169 Majestic building* whert b« practiced day in St. John's church* Atheistic Communism.” the affair.