Colorado*i Largest Newspaper; Total Press Run, "All Editions, Far Above SOOfiOO; Denver Catholic Register, 23^3 USO-NCCS CLUB IS MOVING TO K. OF CJIOME ARCHBISHOP GERKEN DIES IN SANTA FE Increased Facilities
Content* Copyrighted by the Catholic Prese^ociety, Inc., 1948— Permission to Rep:roduee, Except on /urticles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following lissue To Meet Demands nf Requiem Will Be Offered DENVER CATHOUC Greater Attendance On Saturday Deavsr Gouscil Will Meal Twice Menihly in Hall and Reiain One Roam for Denver Ordinary to Offi< , Permananl Office
date; End Comes The USO-NGCS club is moving from its present location The NationalI^ Catholic Welfare G Conference IST News Service Supplies E The Denver R Catholic Register. We Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller at 222 E. 17th avenue to the Knights of Columbus clubhouse, Suddenly Services, Photo Features, and Wide World Photos.______1575 Grant. The approval of the new location of the club came from the USO national headquarters in New York. VOL. XXXVin. No. 28. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1943. $1 PER YEAR The transfer was made possible by the action of mem A Solemn Pontifical Mass bers of Denver council 539, K. of C., several weeks of Requiem will be celebrated New York Priest Says in Seminary Address ago, when the need for larger accommodations for the for the Most Rev. Rudolph A. USO-NCCS was learned. 'The local council voted unanimously Gerken, Archbishop of Santa to relinquish its spacious home to Fe, in Sari Francisco Cathe Need for Missionaries to dral, Santa Fe, by the Most the USO-NCCS for the duration of Rev. Urban J. Vehr, Arch the war. The knights reserve the Junior Newman Livme eiLLiRi right to use the council hall twice bishop of Denver, at 10 Be Huge Post-War Problem a month for meetings and retain o’clock Saturday. Many members one room for a permanent office. Clubs Will Hold of the Hierarchy from the Rocky The new club facilities will fill Mountain and Southwest areas “ One of the greatest post-war Speaking before the faculty and •mre expected to be present, includ a long-felt want of the local USO- problems of the Catholic Church students o f St. Thomks’ seminary. NCCS club, whose facilities were Annual Retreat ing Bishop Sidney M. Metzger, will be the need for priests to Father Coogan pointed out that, former Auxiliary of Santa Fe and not adequate to meet the needs of carry on its world-wide work.” until the present war, Europe fur the more than 12,000 service men now Bishop of El Paso; Bishop ’The chaplains of the Junior That was the message brought nished about 95 per cent of the (By Paul H. Hallett) who use it each month. ’The in Bernard Espelage, O.F.M., of Gal Church’s mission personnel, and Newman clubs of the metropolitan lup; Bishop Laurence J, FitzSimon to Denver by the Rev. Aloysius F. About 3fi years ago a nun teach crease in the army camps in and Coogan of New York, editor of America supplied five per cent. ing English in Loretto Heights, near Denver has made for a jump area will meet in Holy Ghost hall of Amarillo, where the late Arch France, he said, which once pro bishop served as Ordinary for six Catholic Miationt, who is making Denver, wrote a thesis for her of more than 160 per cent in at Monday evening at 8 o’clock to a tour of the principal seminaries vided 16 per cent of foreign mis Master’s degree. Entitled “ Living tendance over the totals for the plan the third annual retreat for- years; Bishop Joseph C. Willging sionaries, now faces a serious of Pueblo, and several others. in the United States to further the Catholic Essayists,” it became the first four months of the club’s the Catholic students attending the Academia of Mission Studies, shortage of priests. Before the germ of an idea that in 1932 cul operation in late 1941 and early junior and senior public high ' The Archbishop’s body will lie sponsored by the Society for the fall of France, 17,500 priests were minated in the Living Gallery of 1942. schools o f the city. The retreat, a in state Friday night in the Cathe in the army and 2,000 parishes Propagation of the Faith.______Catholic Authors, the only organi According to Franklin Sullivan, two-day session, is scheduled for dral with the Knights of Columbus were without priests. Every sem zation in the world that has for its the week of March 29 in St. Francis forming a guard of honor. inary in Germany, once a fertile club director, the added work in purpose the systematic collection operating, maintenance, and pro de Sales’ church. The retreat-, Death came to Archbishop Ger field for mission vocations, hw of relics of and information about gramming will be met by an in master will be a priest who is an ken on Tuesday, March 2, at 1:15 Father Ordinas been closed by the Nazis. Spain contemporary Catholic writers. outstanding leader in youth work. lost at least 5,000 priests in ^ e crease in the senior and junior hos p.m. in St. Vincent’s hospital, A few minutes’ talk with Sister Nearly 300 students from the massacres of the Civil war, which pitality corps and volunteer work Santa Fe. His Excellency was Mary Joseph, who passed through metropolitan area are expected to left half its parishes without pas ers who are active in USO-NCCS found unconscious on. the floor of Closes Tour in Denver on her way to her head attend the services, which will be- - his Episcopal residence Tuesday tors. activities. Several entertainment quarter:^ the Lorettines’ Webster features will be added in the gin at 9 o’clock each morning and morning after he had been the vic Despite the war, the missioners college, Webster Groves, Mo., is new quarters, among them the end at 3 p.m. tim of a stroke. arc carrying on their apostolate War Bond Drive worth, so far as stimulating in showing of first-run motion pic In a message endorsing the re all over the world— some o f ^e m The Archbishop would have cele terest is concerned, any number tures several nights a week. The treat movement for the members in internment camps and prisons; brated the 56th anniversary of his of hours spent in reading any club facilities that are now offered of the Junior Newman clubs Arch others in totally devastated lands. birth Sunday, March 7. The Very Rev, John Ordinas, amount of literature about the will be augmented. They include a bishop Urban J. Vehr declared to. Tbe New York priest, who was Dr. Robert 0, Brown, who at superior of the Theatine Fathers Catholic literary revival. Her en dark room for the developing of the Very Rev. Joseph O’Heron and accompanied to Denver by the tended the prelate following the in Colorado and pastor of St. thusiasm, which stirs the most pictures, the “letter on a record” the Rev. Hubert Newell, co-di Rev, John A. Fleming o f Chicago, stroke. Laid death was caused by Cajetan’s church, Denver, has sluggish literary conscience, is not that is an exclusive USO-NCCS rectors: "This is one of the most cerebral thrombosis. The Arch closed a speaking tour that took declared that “ American mission the effervescence of a momentary feature, roller skating, dancing, important activities o f our arch- bishop was stricken while dressing him to 12 Colorado cities, -where aries all over the globe are up ardor but the deep undertow of a games rooms, shower facilities, diocesan program o f religious edu holding the same ideals for which In the morning. He had suffered he addressed Spanish-speaking au conviction that is strong because it spruce-up room, writing lounge, cation. I hope that the Catholic for several years from high blood diences and appealed to them - to U. S. fighting men are giving their knows the value of its cause better check room, and snaok bar. Special public high school pupils ^11 take, lives. American, soldiers, scat pressure and had known that buy war bonds. He spoke in Wal- than any one else. classes are held in current events advantage of the opportunities af-. (TnmtnPaff4i — Column t) Archbishop Rudolph A. Gerken, Santa Fe senburg, Gardner, San Luis, Ala tered across the world, are learn' The nee^ tl\at brought into be each week and an expert in leather- forded by the retreat to advance mosa, Del Norte, Capulin, Antonito, ing from heroic priests and reli ing the Living Gallery of Catholic work teaches all who are interested in the spirituality so needed in In Entire State La Jara, Trinidad, La Junta. Rocky gious tbe extent and the import Authors was this: The current every Wedrmsday evening. Music these times.” of foreign mission work.” appreciation, radio entertainment, Ford, and Fort Collins, all of Catholic literature of 10 years ago Speakers in Monday evening’s which have many Spanish-speaking “ America,” Father Coogan con was not appreciated as it deservM, and reading rooms, with a well- meeting in Holy Ghost hall ■will be stocked library, are also featured. Marriage Regulations to Catholics in their precincts and cluded, “ is preparing for the role and potential Catholic writers were the Rev. Gregory Smith, pastor o f .vicjiiities. Elmer Tenorio, who is it must play after we wai^, when not being given the encouragement The new club has three floors St, Francis de Sales’ jiarish, and Connected with the Denver juven it must be ‘the arsenal o f tbe mis that they riceded» because.-forTone (Turn toYageX — Column i ) Fathers O’Heron and Newell. ile court, accompanied h!m_ and sions.’ If America is to be great, thing, the Catholic reading public m [[lum oiiiii spoke in the first-named 11 cities; it will be by a return to the Gos had no adequate actmaintance with Be Promulgated Mar. 15 Albert Coppel of Denver did the pel of Christ. Pretty words and Catholic writers. To supply this same in Fort Collins. . catchy slogans cannot save us lack. Sister Mary Joseph circular Denver Home Sought for But mandated emissaries of ized 100 of what were judged to Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, in an tions, demanded by the Sacred Con- It was announced this week that $78,000 had been raised in Christ the King will bring peace be the leading Catholic authors in announcement to all the priests gregation of the Sacrament* two and good will to men in the far America and England, and asked years ago, will officially be pro the drive of Colorado Spanish and laity of the Archdiocese of comers of the globe! These will for their photographs and nages mulgated in the Denver see on speaking residents to purchase Two Orphans From Spain Denver, summons the faithful to be our emissaries. When a ma from their original manuscripts. Monday, March 15, and -simulta $100,000 in war bonds. About reaffirm their belief in the sacra A serious attempt to intensify jority of Americans realize that Ninety-seven, including Chesterton neously in the Diocese of Pueblo $38,000 of this amount came mental character of Matrimony. spiritual life in Lent is urged upon the way of life bestowed upon them and Belloc, graciously and prompt by Bishop Joseph C. Willging. through the aid of the credit union ‘ Trom Barcelona to the Rock hair. Physically she is sturdy and On each of the two succeeding priests and laity of the Denver by the Founding Fathers is a heri ly replied. Since then the Living Sundays, March 7 and March 14, archdiocese in a letter from' Arch of St. Cajetan’s church, which ies” will read the ticket of two well developed. She is a sweet Multiplied abuses in the fulfill made the money available, to be tage of the spirit, out of which Gallery has added close to 800 of all Catholics of the archdiocese ment of the pre-nuptial inquiries bishop Urban J. Vehr. A dis little orphaned girls if some one and lovable child, attentive, repaid to the credit union over a have grown many of the advan the most prominent names in in Denver will give them a home. will be instructed from the pulpits into the state of engaged couples pensation this year from the usual willing, a n d obedient. She is tages of our day, then by prayerful Catholic letters in Italy, Germany, Their mother died in Barcelona in on the regulations of the Holy See to contract marriages, and the con Lenten fast is announced and the period of six months. Among the s^pathetic ■with others and, when determination will they sacrifice (fu m to Page 6 — C olu m n s) 1938, at which time their father concerning the sacredness of mar sequent increase in the number of obligation of abstinence is lifted most active of the drive workers the group of children parted from are members of the credit union. their sons and daughters to the took them to a children’s colony riage and the anxiety of the appeals to' matrimonial boards to except for Fridays, Ash Wednes their comrades in Ecully to go to More than 4,000 persons attended cause of Christ and His Gospel of near Barcelona and went to the Mother Church to ascertain the declare marriages null and void, day, and the forenoon of Holy Sat Marseilles, it was Maria who wept a ball in the City auditorium world-wide peace.” New Chapel Previded front, where it is believed he must freedom of betrothed persons to have piompted the Holy See to en urday. The letter follows in full: the hardest and the longest. She Thursday night of last week for While in Denver, Father Coogan have been killed. It has been im likes housework and helps will enter wedlock. Regulations con force more rigorously the laws of Feb. 28, 1943. a war bond fund, which brought was the guest of tbe Rev. Gregory For Use by Infirm in possible to find any trace of him ingly, In school she stood at the cerning the premarital investiga- the Church that safeguard the dig Reverend dear Father and Beloved the campaign to the $75,000 mark, Smith, pastor o f St. Francis d_e since. head o f her class, and her intelli nity and sanctity of marriage. People: West Denver Chureh Superficial investigations occa Albert Coppel was general chair Sales’ parish and archdiocesan di The children crossed the French gence level appears to be high. We approach another Lenten man of the ball. rector of the Society for the Prop Nine to Receive sioned by the unwarranted haste season. Holy Mother the Church border shortly before the exodus Lucia is a pretty apple-faced o f couples to marry, many of The drive will continue through agation of the Faith. Besides his Sunday, March 7. at 8:30 the with the entire colony. They have little girl with round red cheeks, urges us to consider these. 40 days seminary talk, Father Coogan also whom were strangers to the offi as a period of special and signal March 7 and two hand-woven first Mass will be celebrated in the lived in many children’s colonies light brown eyes, and thick gave an address in St. Francis de ciating priest, and fear that lack blessings and graces and pleads scrapes, one bearing the portrait new St. Anne chapel, located on since 1938, and have had the ex straight light hair. She is quite Sales’ bigh school. He left Feb. Papal Honors in of full appreciation of the sacra that each .one of us spend this time of President Roosevelt and one the ground floor of St. Joseph’s perience of living in barbed wire different in temperament from 27 for Seattle, Wash., via Sajt ment is evidenced by some prospec in the renewed serious considera of George Washington, will be church, W. Sixth and Galapago, enclosures and having at times her sister; vehement, bursting with Lake City. From Seattle, he is tive brides and bridegrooms, have tion of the great truths of eternity given to those who buy the larg separate from the hall. This Mass nothing more to eat than a slice energy, dominating, she is a reg Service Tuesday compelled a more qtringent en and an honest appraisal of the con est amount in bonds. Five wofiien to travel to San Francisco, Los will continue every Sunday at the of bread a day. The United ular chatter-box. She like* to knit forcement of canon law in regard dition of his soul in the sight of worked six months to produce the Angeles, San Antonio, Galveston, same hour for those parishioners States Committee for the Care of and to sew and read, and also to Matrimony. Consideration will Almighty God. serapes. The bond drive has been New Orleans, Little Rock, and Cin who are physically unable to climb European Children, Inc., arranged stands at the head of her class in The investiture of nine of the under way about a month. cinnati. for a group of these children to in the reception center. necessarily be granted to persons Because of the various current the steep stairs to the upper laity in tbe Denver ■ archdiocese be brought to the United. States Both girls speak Spanish and who are victims of circumstance, war restrictions, priests, religious, church. The- equipment is being with the formal insignia of the in 1942, and the youngsters have French, but have learned to speak such as may arise by reason of and the faithful of the archdiocese Nun*s Death Brings Story to Light provided by the Altar and Rosary Papal honors announced for them been in the reception center in some English since they have been war-time emergencies', but reg are this year dispensed from the society through a series of card last December will take place in ularly in the future no contem parties. New York city for the past six at the reception center. the private chapel of Archbishop obligation of fasting throughout plated marriage may be performed Historic Document Tells The chapel is done in a pleasing months. The committee has been Urban J. Vehr Tuesday evening, Lent and also from the Lenten ob endeavoring to find permanent Faith Is Lost without at least one month’s noti ligation of abstinence on all days tone. Pews are of an appropriate March 9. The ceremony will be fication. In ca.ses of urgent neces homes'for these children, and has As Result of War private inasmuch as the chapel in except the Fridays* of Lent, Ash type. A liturgical setting com sity, the Ordinary may excuse pletes the chapel. Dossal, tester, asked the Catholic Charities of Considering the fact that these the prelate’s home will not seat Wednesday, and the forenoon of Denver to place Maria, age 13, from this regulation, if the reasons Holy Saturday. , Early Day Drama of West and riddels arc of a maroon velour. children were refugees from Spain a large number. .satisfy him. and Lucia, age 11. at the time o f ‘the civil war they While not observing the usual The altar is made of m'arlite mar The following will be invested ble rose- de Brignoles. ,- Permission Maria is described as being a (Turn to Pages — C olu m n s) as Knights of St. Gregory: John Local Marriage Rules Lenten regulations regarding fast On the day of Sister Aurelia’s gentle little girl with soft brown ing and ab.stinence, we should re The death this week of the eld for the chapel was granted by + + + L. Dower, LL.D., 896 Pennsylva Virtually Unchanged est member of the Loretto Heights death, Mr. Archambault took the Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. eyes and very thick straight brown nia street; John J. Sullivan, LL.D., tain the spirit of Lenten mortifi The marriage regulations af manuscript to Loretto Heights col 801 Race street; Herbert Fairall, cation. No Christian can escape college community. Sister M. Au fecting Catholics who are members lege. In discussing its contents Charities Send 1354 Race street. the obligation of personal self- relia, brings to light an historic with the sisters, he recalled that Britain, (Turn to Page 6 — Column t) denial and penance. It is Christ’s Somewhere in "l: Receiving the Papal cross Pro document, before unpublished, his grandmother had often tolc law and a neces.sary condition of a brating Mhm for a group o f soldiers when this picture was snapped. Eccleaia et Pontifice will be Mrs. that recounts the early days of him of pioneer days in Wyoming: Father McCaHan, former assistant pastor o f St. Joseph's Redemirtorist Indian, Negro Mission disciplined Christian life. Each and also that Sister Aurelia had Out SOS for John L. Dower, 896 Pennsylvania one of us should seriously strive Wyoming settlers on the Sweet parish, Denver, writes that the Regitter is “ eagerly read” by the men street; Mrs. Ella Mullen Week- frequently told her nephews how, in his post “ since it is one of the few things keeping the boys in contact to intensify his spiritual life by water river. The document forms when she was a little girl at the baug'h, Litt.D., 1701 E. Cedar Goileclion March 14 some voluntary imposed acts of the recollections of Amanda Z. -«ith events on the home front.” Father McCartan en ter^ the army avenue; Mrs. Oscar L. Malo, 500 trading post, traders would often Boarding Homes self-denial, by more devout and Archambault, the mother of the chaplain corps in June, 1941, and is now serving an air forces unit. E. Eighth avenue; Mrs. Helen fill her apron with gold nuggets— The following letter from Arch frequenj^daily prayer, by making a deceased Lorettine, and was pre Bonfils Somnes, Litt.D., an owner so many that the cloth would finally bishop Urban J. Vehr, urging o n special effort, even at some incon pared and signed by her in 1907, The Catholic Charities are again of the Denver Post; Miss Nellie break. erous contributions to the collec venience, to assist at Holy Mass It now is in the possession of Leon sending out an SOS for boarding M. Lennon, 2819 Birch street; and tion for Indian and Negro mis each day, to receive Holy Com Archambault, grandson of the The following account contairui homes for babies, pre-school chil Mrs. Spencer Penrose, Colorado sions March 14, was sent out. this munion daily or as frequently as writer and a nephew of Sister excerpts from this authentic and dren, and children of school age. Springs. week: U- (Turn to Pages— Column 4) Aurelia.’ historic document. The children re The most pressing need is for Other appointments of the Feb. 28, 19*. ferred to in the article are Sadie boarding homes for babies. A Archbishop in the archdiocese in Reverend dear Father and Belqved Archambault, the recently de boarding home for a baby must the near future are announced as People: ceased Sister Aurelia, and her two have facilities for proper care of follows: He will attend the noon Your generous charity is ,di ‘SPIRITUAL FRONr ENGAGES oldest brothers, Edward and the baby, and there must be suf Mass in the Holy Ghost church rected to the mission cause of the Charles. A third brother, Leon, ficient help in the home so that Ash Wednesday. The Mass, at Indians and Negroes in our coun father of the surviving nephews each baby will receive individual which blessed, ashes will be dis try. Most of these missions are INTEREST OF dENVER ACCW and niece, was bom in Nebraska care and training. tributed, begins at 12:10. not self-supporting and depend for City, Nebr., and a sister and There is a great deal of satis The prelate will baptize Sheila their very existence on the gen>er- brother, Blanche and Alfred, were faction to be gained from being a Margaret, third child of Dr. and osity of Catholics in better cir The “ Spiritual Front” w-as the given by Monsignor Mulroy, who bom in Florissant, Mo., to which “ foster mothe?’ when one realizes Mrs. Paul J. Ketrick, in St. Louis’ cumstances. keynote of the quarterly confer made suggestions for the good of village the family finally returned. that each hour of care and super church, Englewood, at 4 p.m. This annual collection is distrib ence of the Archdiocesan Council the organization. Alfred A. A r c ha m b a u 11 (a vision given to a child deprived Match 11. The Very Rev. Joseph uted by a central committee to the of Catholic Women Tuesday in the A quiz program on the struc French Canadian, but a natural of its own home is an hour spent O’Heuon will assist. Sponsors will hundreds of little centers in our Shirley-Savoy hotel. Speakers, ture of a diocesan council of the ized citizen of the United States i in the preparation of that child for be Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Day, Jr. country cafing for a real mission who included prelates, priests, NCCW was held at 10 o’clock with established a trading post in Wyo eternity. Children respond so Dr. Ketrick is president of Loretto need in our midst. The spiritpal army chaplains, and delegates, em- Mrs. A, H. Rampe presiding. Par ming on the Sweetwater river in quickly, so whole-heartedly to Heights college. welfare of the Indians and Negroes phasized the need-of strengrthening ticipating in the discussion were 1853, one mile from Independent proper care, love; and affection The first of the annual series is peculiarly our duty and privi the arms of the nation by personal the Very Rev. Harold V. Camp rock, where ho erected buildings that there is no other type of of men’s Communion rallies in the lege. Your generosity will sustain and group spiritual exercises and bell, pastor of Blessed Sacrament cc^sisting of a residence for his service to compare with the glow archdiocese, sponsored by the the missions already* in operation urged the women to hold fast to parish, who explained the National f^ ily , a store (a general Indian ing pride which the foster mother Knights of Columbus and other and extend their work. the organization setup that is Catholic Welfare Conference or trading post), a house for the feels when she sees the results of organizations of Catholic men, will Faithfully yours in Christ, theirs. ganization, and Mrs. Garrison, who Indians in which to trade, and a hours spent in the nursery. To be be held in Boulder Sunday, March * URBAN J. VEHR, * The conference program began traced the network of the com house for his employes, l.e., the a good “ foster mother’! one has to 14, with Archbishop Vehr offering Archbishop of Denver. with a Mass in the Cathedral for mittee system of the NCWC. A cattle herders, etc. He also built be able to gain satisfaction from the Mass. Kindly bring this national col the men in the armed forces. The history of the National Catholic a bridgre over the Sweetwater her work and to have a love for The Denver prelate will give a lection to the attention of your celebrant was the Rt. Rev. John R. School of Social Service was given river, which cost him several thou the work other than just the fi dinner for military chaplains in people Sunday, March 7. The col Mulroy. In the business meeting by Mrs. T, A. Cosgriff, who traced sand dollars. n a n ce compensation. the archdiocese in bis home Mon lection should be taken Sunday, the ACCW president, Mrs. Thomas the story of the school from its Instead of having to ford the CaS Catholic Charities, KE. day, March 15. Some 16 of these March 14, and forwarded to the G. Garrison of Golden, presided. beginning in 1918 to the present river, all the emigrant trains, 6386, if you are interested in pnesta are expected to attend. Chancery within two weeks. The invocation and welcome were (Turn to P a get — Column i ) (Turn to Page 8 — Column S) being a “ foster mother.” V
PAGE TWO Office, 938 Baimock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, March 4, 1943
Permanents New tnd Uied Tirei Full Course Week Day ‘SPIRITUAL FRONT’ ENGAGES $ 3 .5 0 to fS.OO Recapping and Repairing LUNCHES & DINNERS llMreellint OFnCUL TIBE INSFBCnON STAnON 3 5 & 50^^ up Read A Timely Book INTEREST OF DENVER ACCW Bair CiUliig HARVEY'S Special Sunday Dinnera 55e up SAXIE Beauty HORSE SHOE lYN SALON TA. SUl TIRE EXCHANGE 1636 Court Place (N# Li«am) (Continu$d From Pag* On*) next speaker, emphasised the need T w p it C«ert BlSg. 1020 Broadway - KE. 4774 time. The Rev. Elmer J. Kolks, for the permanence of existing or SHORT LIFE OF aaiocitte director of Catholic ganizations and asked the women Charities, expressed gratitude 'to for contributions to tha organisa SAINT FRANCIS XAVIER the members o f the ACCW for tions begotten by war. Open Open their support o f the achool. Maj. David C. Sullivan, a priest Booklet Containing Novena of Grace Luncheon Meeting of the Diocese o f Springfield, fContinued From Pag* Om ) Mass., who is staff chaplain o f the have a very strong; feeling about Well Attended fourth district o f the army air Monday Monday ST. PATRICK’S DAY religion. They are definitely anti- Approximately 150 members forces, wa.s the next speaker. He religious in their general feelings, and gueata assembled in the Lin* told of his experiences as chaplain having expressed quite strongly coin room o f the hotel for the noon in the CCC an^ later in the army. Nile Nile their resentment against religious luncheon. Toastmaster was Mrs. He assured his hearers that the CARDS practice of any kind. Although Garriaon. The musical program Catholic boy in the services is these children were all baptieed was under the direction of Miss taking his religion seriously; that Story of St. Patrick according to the Catholic rite, the Emma Romano and‘ featured the the good Catholics are becoming parents of some of them have chorus from the Boys' Industrial more fervent and that luke-warm Irish Poems and Songs committed the children to be school in Golden. Catholics in civilian life usually trained in the Protestant faith, The Rev. Barry Wogsn, pastor become- good members of the whereas some parents or guardians of S i Joseph’s cnurch in Goldsn, Church When they enter the serv have requested Catholic training spoke on the Cub Scout program ices. He read excents from let for others. It was the wish of the now being undertaken in many ters he had received from the bat mother of Maria and Lucia that parishes and urged the co-opera tle zones. All evidenced the sol they be reared in the Catholic re tion of the parents, especially the dier's deep appreciation of the '.iBmES LlBRKt ligion. mothers. Monaignor Mulroy, the faith. Maria and Lucia want a home The Rev. E. T, Sandoval, .8.J., more than anything else in the 08963600 of Regis collage spoke on ‘Tnter- HtadquarUr$ for CHURCH world— a home, where, in their Amsrican Relations." He pointed AlTICtES OF DEVOTION own words, "They like children out that Latin Americans admire CHUadB FUaNIBHINGS GOODS and have books and things." Their their neighbors to the North be BOOKS FOB THE CATH. idea of a home is not based on cause of their co-operative spirit^ OUC LAITY AND CLEKGT HOUSE anything materialistic— they have energy, and democracy. He de bad so little during the past few clared that the Latin Americans years— but they need security in distrust North Americana because 1636>38 Tremont Street Phone TAbor 3789 understanding, love, and affection. of their failure to understand the It Is only through kindness that Hispanic point of view, culture, SdieA. £w f.Jjuw ! they wnll be able again to accept ideals, and religion. - "The primary the birthright of their religion difficulty is, of course, the failure and this la where the real chal i OF C. iiF of North Americans to appreciate lenge is given to' any one with a the religion of the republics to the zealiT for ‘ missionary ‘ work. South,” Father Sandoval declared. It*s Our Big Annual Pre-Season Sale MOVING-PACKING-STORAGE Further information can be ob f’Contmued From Pag* On*) ■ I "Only now is our government be tained from the Catholic Char with 83 rooms, besides a handball ginning to realize how important “Household Goods To and From Everywhere ities, 1665 Grant street, Keystone court and a grand ballroom. Ac this phase of friendly relations is.” With SkiU and Care” 6386, ana it is hoped that Maria cording to a tentative arran«raent and Lucia will soon have a home the firat floor will contain the fol- Archbishop Lauds in Denver. These little girls will owing: Lounge, library, snack bar, Work of ACCW Tropical Worsted undoubtedly bring an abundance administration office, music apprec THE JOHNSON STORAGE iation and recreation rooms, chap The final luncheon speakerip( was of blessings on the family that of the Most Rev. Archbishop Urban ains’ office, hospitality corps’ quar fers them shelter, and from all J. Vehr, who pointed out that the reports any home would be proud ters, kitchen, check room, and audi ACCW has been promoting Pen- to have them. torium. On the second floor will AND MOVING CO. American unity for years by its Since 1905 l>e four game rooms with facilities work among the Spanish-Ameri- 2-Pc. SUITS Your PurchMe o f War Bonds for billiards, pool, and ping-pong; cans of the state in clinics and and Stamps Help# Secure Your women’s lounge, and the per 221 Broadway PEarl 2433 centers. He praised the army chap Future. msnent K. of C. office. lains for their devotion to duty The third floor may be used for and the Senior and Junior Taber dormitories and additional game nacle societies for their aid to the An unexpected big ipecial purchue of brind rooms may be established tnere. chaplains. new. cool summer suits tbit will hold their Facilities for long-time cheeking e must keep intact the or are also contemplated. In the full ganizations we now have," he shtp»—because every suit is all wool. Laat basement will be located hobby and pointed out. "The force for good yaar they told us this wouldn’t be poiiible— den room, dark room, game rooms, that the^ are cannot be minimised but here they are I Even pleated troutert and shower facilities, together with and their effectiveness cannot be tvailable on some luite. the handball court. curtailed.” Assistant director of the dub is In the afternoon session Mrs. Ralph Hayes. Catherine Maloney W. C. Weldon outlined the his is secretary. The R t Rev. John R. tory of the Denver council from Mulroy, archdioeeean spiritual di its foundii^ under the auspices of Regular $34.50 rector of the NCOS, is moderator Bishop J. Henry Tihen in 1926 to and the Rev. Elmer J. Kolka, as- the present time. She detailed the lociete director of Catholic Char varioiih projects that have been AlUWeol Tropieoli-iinglt ond ities, and Uia Rev. Walter J, Can- successfully undertaken by the doHbIt brtoit$d-oll liiat avan of the Register staff are chap local council, including the epon- lains. The USO-NCCS general soring of vacation schools, the es- committee is headed 1>y Kernan tabli^ment of clinics, centers, and Weckbaugh and the following are salvage shops, and the^ promotion chairmen of' the various divisions: of various activities. Mrs. J. T. Tierney, refreshments; Reports were given on the Den- Mrs. John Murtaugh, registration; er deaneiT by Mrs. L. A. Hi C. Paul Harrington, men’s divi ins, president; on the Colors sion: Ed O’Connor, donations; Mrs Iprings deanery by Mrs. Emmett J. J. Dean, Junior hospitality .night; and on the Catholic Par corps; Paul Horan, entertainment; ent-Teacher league by Mrs, T, J. andla Mrs. W. C. Kimmine, cookie Morrissey. jar. 50,000 Hours of Defense Work Given The defense chairman, Mrs. J. The Boulevard Mortuary has conducted thou Leonard Swigert, gave a detailed Better Buy TWO SPIIIIIl LIFE report on the defense work beini sands of Catholic Services in the more than a done by members o f the council for $25! quarter of a century, since it was founded by These include Red Cross work, S nurses’ aides, U 80, bond sales, the late James P. McConaty. warden, and salvage services. She III LEHI S«0ID disclosed that more than 50,000 hours o f defense work have been His ideals and policy are today strictly adhered S contributed in the year by council Regular $39.50 Regular $45.00 to by our personnel— a beautiful service at a members. BFIIITFI St. Mary’s Mothers’ club was ac- All'Wool Tropicaii-single ond reasonable cost. c^ ted into the ACCW as a nhw All'Wool Tropicoli-singit and affiliation and two new sustaining .double breoittd-oil lisei double breos'ted-oll lizei (Continued From Page One) members were accepted, Mrs. Julia osiible, and to attend the eveninf O’Neill of Denver and Miss Eliza Eenten service in his pane! beth Sheeby of Boulder. A com BOULEUflRD mORTURRV church. We should meditate fre mittee, including Mrs. T, A. Cos- quently and humbly on God tnd griff, chairman; Mrs. L. U. Wag Mrs. James P. McConaty His eternal truths. We should ner and Mrs. L. A. Higgins,rai was . 5 0 I make direct application of these appointed to express the sorrow $ truths to our own spiritual condi oi the council on the death of a Federal at No. Speer Telephone GRand 1626 tion, to uproot sin in our daily devoted member and former of lives, and to strive earnestly to ficer, Mrs. Rose Hagus. A tribute know ourselves as God sees us. to the memory of Mrs. Hagus was Each family will bring the bless alid paid by Mrs. Garrison in the ings of heaven and Mary's sweet luncheon meeting. protection upon the home and loved ones by the daily recitation of the 29 Rosary in the family circle. Each of us can join the millions Boys m Merchant of Catholics throughout the world BuHer Buy TWO Better Buy TWO POINT RATION SHOPPING daily telling his beads to Our Lady, to keep us close to God, to Marines to Talk tor $451 for $55! protect our dear ones on the fight ing fronts, to bring a speedy vic Surprise speakers, who will be IS EASIER AT MILLER’S tory to our arms and a lasting and featured in the annual sodality as $5 Depofil Roldf in WiU CaU just peace to a war-torn wor! sembly of Cathedral high achool As an act of personal self-denial, Monday, March 8, include four SAVE TIME! SAVE MOREY! we should avoid places of profane graduates of the class of '42 now amusement during the Lenten sea serving in the U. S. merchant ma .Hiller’s are ready wIlli complete stocks— GRAPEFRUIT JUICE son and use this special time of rines. They arc ' Bill Curry, Special Purchase Plus Entire Stock the largest variety of your favorite canned grace as profitablj^ as possible in George Coffin, Harry Lowery, and vegetables, soups and fruits—also the fa a deeply religious atmosphere of Larry M 'e r c e r . The Rev. Dr. mous BIRDSEYE frozen fruits and vege Big 46-oz. 2 ^ 8 prayer and contemplation. God Thomas A. Doran, a graduate of will reward us in proportion to the Cathedral and at one time assist Year ‘Round Suits — Topcoats — 0*Coats tables. Cans are marked with their points effort we expend in His service ant principal of the school, will be as'well as price to make it easier for you. S40 Ssit sr SIO-SBI SBO Salt sr S70-STI (Point Value 23) and in the salvation of our immor the honored guest speaker. Any Any S4B lilt sr SIO-SIB Any Fast, accurate service at Miller’s! tal souls. We live close to God The sodality program will open Tspesst sr Ovsresst Topesit sr Ovsresst Tspesst sr Ovsresst only in the degree we discipline with selections by the school or our inordinate appetites and curb chestra, followed by several vocal our sinful desires. The Church numbers from Mary Thereto Lee, presents to us this annual oppor- Mary McManus, Patricia Welch, $ 2 ^ 5 0 tiunity ■ of ‘ unusual...... divine help. Let and Martha Jane Adams. A skit, » 2 0 “ " ” “ 1 PEAS 1 CORN us co-operate in fullest measure to under the direction of Louise Job ‘ 3 0 “ become more Christ-like day by and Peggy McGovern, will intro day. duce the value and true meaning ' Better Buy Two Better Buy Two Better Buy Two Big ^... QA c 1 1 n i 1 1 A c Faithfully yours in Christ, of Lent. 21 » URBAN, J. VEHR, Garments far $55 Garments for $65 Garments for $75 Martha Jane Adams, prefect of 3®^ ...... c«n ...... 1 Q 12*o». vact pack ® Archbishop of Denver. the girls’ sodality, will climax the P. S.—Kindly bring the contents program with a talk. h— ...... (Not Rationed) 1 (Point Value 13) 1 (Point Value 8) of this letter to the attention of vour people at the Masses Sunday, 7. March Dood Shepherd Aid Regular Charge Purchases The time for the fulfillment of ORDEH QLOTHINQ lY MAIL the Easter duty of the reception of To Meet on March 9 Payable by M A Y 10th or~^ F R U IT S & V Holy Communion extends from the e« a«ra to vlvti EGETABLES first Sunday of Lent to Trinity Prices Subject to Ch ange Without Notice Sunday, inclusive. Mrs. D. G. Mulligan and Mrs. Wetefet* Peter Walsh will ba hostesses to ROME BEAUTY Where reasonably possible under 90-DAY-PAY alst >■#§••*••••••«••••«• Cbeet • sasseaeB CELERY.____'-Y u lJ '-IS c existing gas rationing, parishes the Good Shepherd Aid society APPLES s : 3: ; . r . ': , 3 3 2 e should conduct evening Lenten de Tudiday, March 9, at 2:30 p.m. in Calat «eeees«*eee«feee«eev« s t y l e votions on Wednesdays and Fri the home of Mrs. Mulligan, 1825 Third Dawn: APRIL-MAY-gUNE HAMS res*«*seeeseeeeeeeete««*sei«e«se*«seeesta ORANQES 20c K l. „ days. Cherry. Mrs. F. A. Peterson will Balanoa /n— NEW GABBAOE 7c KinCindly provide your parishioners give a talk on "Life in Mexico." ADDBBSB ...... the opportunity of an extraordi- Mali nary confessor in the Pasimal The Denver Catholic WAR RATION SUGAR STAMP season. Orders Under the auspices of the Register NO. 11 yeud for 3 Ik*, tugar until Foiipald Knights of Columbus, the Catholic Publlihad Weekly by the March IS. men of Denver and vicinity are in Catholic Press Society, lae. vited to receive Holy Communion C O T T K E L I/8 m iU E R 'S in the 8 o’clock Mass in the Cathe 988 Bannock Street, Denver, STAMP NO. 28 geod far ona dral Sunday, April 4. Kindly an Colo. iDis Ian's jlo re-621 sixteenth st pound,COFFE£ through March 21. nounce this event several Sundays Subscription: SI Per Year in advance. U rw your men to in Entered as Second Class Matter lUPEB m nBKETn duce some indinerent or careless at the Post Office. Denver, friend or acquaintance to receive Colo. the saeramenta with them. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS
1 Thursday,, March 4, 1943 Office, 933 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Tdephone, KE3rstone 4205 PAGE THREE F ile 6U6006 ST. PHILOMENA’S PTA WILL IS HOLD GAMES PARTY MARCH 5 Preferred Parish PROTECTION \ Trading List (St. Philomena’s Parish) C. F. Lamberty, D. A. Steinkamp, PH A capacity attendance is antici C. Mac Switzer, W. H. Hilbert,, uddtn bereavement often Ends a family pated at the games party to be John Mohan, J, F. Reinhardt, P. H. given under the sponsorship of St. Williams, and W. L. Zint. unprepared to.meet ^he financial burden that MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER Philomena’s PTA Friday, March The Altar and Rosary society mSlVINCEHI'S Th« merchant* repreaeated in thi* aeetion are booater*. They ara must be assumed. Olinger’i Future Need 5, at 8 p.m. in the school audito will meet Monday, March 8, at 2 anxiou* to work with you and are deaerring of your patronage. Co p.m. in the home o f Mrs. E. L. rium, East 10th avenue and Fill operate with them. Plan is the thoughtful, sensible arrangement more street. The ways and means Davezac, 293.3 E. 14th avenue. (St. Lonit* Pariah, Englewood) committee will be a.ssisted by Mmes. J. F. Jordan and C. F. Lam (St. Vincent da PanI’a Paurlah) . . , it protects every member of your family, Special Lenten devotions will be George Astler, D. R. Costello, berty will be co-noste.we^ The PTA met March 1, with Mrs. held on Wednesday and Friday .Tames Costello, Henry C. Cooper, The Altar and Rosary society Howard Neilson presiding. A new St. John's regardless of age . . . for only a few cents a evenii^s at 7:46 and on Friday and the PTA will receive Commun constitution and by-laws were afternoons at 2:30, according to read for approval. They will be day. For helpful counsel on Olinger’s Future ion on Sunday in the 8:15 Mass. the schedule announced by the Masses on first Friday will be voted on in tne next meeting. Mrs. OLIVER’S Shoe Repairing Need Plan . . . consult our Advisory Depart Very Rev. Joseph P. O’Hcron, pas at 6:30, 7:15, and 8:15. Com Gow.ihead of the war bond and MARKET "ITi* Houat of Fiae Shoe Sepairing" tor. The service on Wednesday RID1MPI06ISTS' munion will he distributed at 6 stamp committee, reported YEWMASTER ment . . . no obligation. will consist of the Rosary, sermon, a.m. 31,036.10 in bonds and stamps Grain-Fed Meats and Benediction; the Way of the S t Philomena’s basketball team sold in February, Mrs. Kirkpatrick Fish and Poultry SHOE SHOP Cross will be held Friday after lost the championship to St. gave an interesting talk on nutri 1312 Eaat 6th Ave. DON DOLCE, Prop. 3663 noon and again in the evening, LE6TSCIID6U Clara’s by a score o f 18-14. It tion and the new point rationing 17S4 Ean Sth At*. Phone PE. 4629 when Benediction will follow. The made a splendid record for the system. Miss Rock, from Camp series of t,enten sermons will be season, however, and ^ined first Fire Girl headquarters, spoke of preached by the Rev. Maurice E. place in the Eastern division. the benefits of organizing girls. COOKE’S The firms listed here de Reardon, assistant pa.stor. In Lent One group has already been fonped 16th at SPEER at Mrs. Harry O’Day of 3500 E. serve to be remembered fh& M M . daily Masses will be at 6:30 and Colfax avenue will sponsor an under the leadership of Mrs. John TEXACO SERVICE BOULDER mORTUHRIE! SHERMAN 8:15 o’clock. evening bridge club for men and Mulqueen and A. Verlinden. Miss Expert WaahinK - Creajing when you are distributing Tire Repairing The Rev. Hubert Newell, arch- (St. Joseph’s Parish) women. It will meet twice every Regina Reitimeier gave a review your patronage in the dif CATHOLIC MEMBERS of our per. diocesan superintendent of schools, The following Redemptorist month. The contribution is 50 of the new book Loretlo tn the Btar-Chers* Solve* Batteir Troubl* sonnel and the finest equipment and will be the speaker at the monthly Fathers will engage in apostolic cents. Bridge novices will be in Rockies. 6th and Marion KE. 9707 ferent lines of business. facilities are assigned to every Catholic meeting of St. Louis’ PTA.Tues labors in the Lenten season: The structed by an experienced player. Members of the Altar society Service. day, March 9, at 8 p.m. Mary Very Rev. John Buttimer, Forty Those int«fe.stcd should telephone will receive Holy Communion Ann Schwindt, Norma Jeai\^ Lor Hours’ devotion in St. John’s, the rectory or Mrs. O’ Day. Sunday. March 7, in the 6:30 Mass. f. enzo, and Joanne Shaklee, pupils Denver; the Rev. John Fulford, The following parish clubs con The Holy Name society will hold its regular meeting Wednesday, U VICE rHESIDENT from the music department, will Forty H 0 u r s’ in Scottsbiuff, vened in the week: Mrs. G. L. BRAE present a program. Nebr.; the Rev. Robert Kreutzer, Monaghan’s met with Mrs. R. J. March 10, in the parish hall. The executive board meeting annual retreat to the sisters of Ryan and Mrs. L. W, Koerber will Ladies’ night for the Pinochle I, will be held Friday, March 5, at Mercy hospital; the Rev. Matthias entertain March 9; Mrs. J. B. club will be Thursday evening, Shopping District 3:15 in the ^hool hall. The annual Justen, Holy Week parish retreat, Furstenberg was hostess to Mrs. March 11. one-day coimrencc and luncheon Crested Butte. L. A. Fair’s club and the next The Boy Scout Mothers’ auxil St. Vincent de PauVs Parish meeting will be with Mrs. Joe Gas- iary will hold a card party in con of the Catholic Parent-Teachers' Confessions will be heard Thurs league will be held Thursday, son March 9; Mrs. J. A. O’Neill’s' nection with its regular meeting day afternoon and evening, March club met with Mrs. C. H. Lang Monday, March 8, at 1 p.m. in the March 18, in the Shirley-Savoy 4, at the usual hours. Preisser’s Red & While Preferred Parish hotel. Reservations should be made and Mrs. I. C, Olmstead will en home o f Mrs. Bernard Shay, 617 Bonnie Brae First Friday devotions will be with Mrs. Albert Michaud at SP tertain the club March 11; Mrs. S. Vine street. Funds will be used Grocery and Market held the morning of March 5. to bqy camping equipment for the 5264. P. F. Giblin’s club met with Mrs. Drng Co. FANCY MEATS. VEGETABLES, AND Trading List On Saturday, March 6, the H. G. Montgomery and Mrs. Sid boys. The Red Cross program, ar PRESCRIPTIONS ’ QUAUTY GROCERIES AT novena prayers in honor of St. ney Bishop will be hostess to the St. Francis’ circle met in the CAREFULLY FILLED ranged by the county superinten LOWER PRICES Clement and on W ednesday, club March 11; Mrs. M. A. Hick home o f Mrs. Leo McGrath Feb. 4 Daily Dellveriee dent of schools, Mrs. Mary Peter Free Delivery SPruce 444T March 10, those in honor of St. ey’s club met with Mrs. G. L. 23. Mrs. Marion Strain and Mrs. 763 So. Univeraily PE. 2255 son, was presented Monday, March 2351 E. Ohis Ave. tSo. Unlv, and Ohio) MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER Joseph, patron of the pari.sh, will Monaghan and the next meeting Martin Lee won the awards. The 1. After a short film, a pageant begin. These prayers will be .said will be on March 12 with Mrs. next meeting will be held in the The merchant* represented in this section are boostevs. Thej are depicting the various branches of The firms listed here de after the 8:15 Mass on weekdays. W. J, Foley. home of Mrs, Charles Campbell, CONOCO PRODUCTS anxious to work with you and are deserving of your patronage. Co service was enacted. Those taking Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur C. Breu- 1250 S. Elizabeth, March 9. serve to be remembered Lubrication, Car Waahing, Batteries part were Mrs. E. M. Calloley, Sunday will be Communion day operate with them. for the Young Ladies’ .sodality and nig of 1528 Garfield street have Troop 140 of the Boy Scouts is Recharged, Tire Vulcanizing prog^ram chairman and reader; been notified that their son, L t preparing for the Boy Scout circus your patronage in the dif- Barbara Simon, pianist; Dorothy for the Sodality of Mary in the BOIVIVIE BRAE 7:30 Mass. Wilbur W. Breunig, was awarded in April. Scouts who successfully when you are distributing Vocate, vocalist; Mrs. A. E. Pin- the army air fnedal Feb. 17 in passed tests Friday night for the I'alhedral nock, nurse; Mrs'; William Cline, Mrs. Cashum thanks all who ferent )ines of business. COIYOCO SERVICE aided in making the card party a London by U. S. army officials. special award for Mass servers motor corps; Nellie Payne, fir.st The decoration was given for ac were Martin Lee, Jack Shay, 724 So. University - PE. 9909 aid instructor; Audrey Shuman, success. PATRONIZE THESE Last week the girls of the high curacy and extraordinary achieve Eugene Lamansky, Vincent Economy Liquor store nurse’s aide; Edna Harman, .surgi ments in sorties over France and Mahon, Richard Rausch, Gilbert PIGGLY-WIGGLY cal dressings; Georgia Olson, can school were addressed on the ad vantages of the nursing profession Germany. He was in the first Johnson, John Hett, Tommy Kil S*xt to Clarke's Church Goods teen girl; Mrs. John RoherLs, Gray all-American daylight air raid lian, Bernard Marker, and Bill “'When lore in tpiriu call /arry” STORES Lady; Marion Young, staff assist by an army nurse, Lt. M. Walker, SOUTH GAYLORD and a student nurse from the Chil Jan. 25 over Wilhemshaven and McDonald. 435 C. 17th Ave. at Penn. ant; Mrs. R. Minnick and Frances Essen, Germany. Lt. Breunig has Dick McGrath of the U. S. 1634 Tremont KE. 4i5!54 230 E. 13th Ave. Rice, cutting and sewing; Doris dren’s hospital, Denver. The girls were urged to consider the needs been in Europe since September, marine corps left for Ward island Shopping District KRF.E DELIVERY FREE PARKING 512 E. 13lh Ave. Cassidy, knitting; Mrs. C. H. Bad 1942. after a two-week furlough spent ger, home service. of the armed forces in their voca St. Vincent de PauVs Parish tional planning. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Conway with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Marion Thompson played for left Feb. 24 for an extended visit Leo McGrath, 1302 S. Elizabeth. Krug’s Meat Market the community singing of “ God in. Alhambra. Calif. A new advanced first aid class Bless America’’ and the “ Star- Lt. and Mrs. T, Raber Taylor was started Monday evening, The Chrysler 1080 So. Phone Quality Meats, Poultry Spangled Banner.’’ The Holoubek Lenten Schedule announce the birth of a daughter, March 1. Persons interested may (^ylord BOB’S SP. 0574 brothers played a duet. Fish bom Thursday, Feb. 25, in St. report in the school hall on Mon The Altar society will meet Joseph’s hospital. The child, who day evenings. Grocery Company Grocery and Market ASSORTED LUNCH HEATS Announced (or has been named Josephine Reddin, March 8 at 1:45 is the date set Tuesday, March 9. Devotions in —EaUhllahed tIO*— 1233 East I3lh At*. Phon* TAbor t47t the church will precede the busi is the grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. by the Red Cross for blood donors Groceries, Meats and Fancy ness meeting in the rectory. R. F. Taylor. from this parish. Anyone who has CORN FED MEATS Vegetables Montclair Parish “ Edi Makeji It Easy,’’ an article not yet been reached and_ who The Store of Quality and Price WINES — LIQUORS Election, of officers featured the 1093 So. Gaylord Call PE. 4S01 THOMPSON’S meeting of the Marian sorority by Ruth Vincent Nowack, appears wishes to make a blood donation is in the current issue of the St. An asked to call SPruce 9210. ^ Nadorff Liquors, Irc. held Wednesday, Feb. 24. Those (St. Jamet’ Parith) DRUG STORE chosen arc Miss Ida Mae Michaud, thony’s Messenger. It concerns Lt. F. S. Pideon of Phoenix, HARDWARE Lenten devotions will begin on Edi Scholdan, three times inter Ariz., was a visitor over the week Gaylord Drug Go. 17th and Waahintton KEyalon* 0712 Home of Good Spirits president; Mlhs Florence Cassidy, A.sh W'ednesday, March 10. The FRF.su DRUGS vice president; and Miss Avalon national male figure ice skating end with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. 1069 So. Gaylord SP. 3345 And Home Necessities blesaing of ashes will take place champion. Kelsey. Com* to and Sea If Wa Hav. What FOUNTAIN SERVICE WHERE YOU GET "niE MOST OF Geeck, secretary-treasurer. The in the 6:30 Mass. Devotions in Prescriptions Carefully Filled by You WanL THE BEST FOR THE LEAST members voted to meet on the Ralph Taylor of Washington, Tour Patronare Appreciated Lent will consist of Rosaiy, ser D. C., is a guest in the home of Registered Pharmacists EM St77______Colfai a\ William* third Wednesday of the month. mon, and Benediction on Wednes SO. GAYLORD HDW. CO. In Lent the meeting will he held his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. FINE WINES AND LIQUORS SNAPPY .SERVICE FREE day evening.s and the Way of the Taylor. Notre Dame Club lost so. GAYLORD SP. 2981 Figure beauty with Kracefut alender- after devotions in the church. Miss Cros.s and Benediction on Friday JACK SPEEGI.E. Prop. Frances Millard was chosen to Banns of marriage have been neap, a ploaaant rythmic exercUe» ex- evenings. Masses on weekdays arc announced between Catherine SOUTH GAYLORD ARGONAUT WINE A elusiva with (he lead the di.scussion on the Catholic at 6:30 and 7:30. Announces Social authors of today in the next meet Abegg of this parish and L t Jos BUY W AR ROIYDS CLEANERS STAUFFER Lt. (JG) and Mrs. T. Raber eph Kaneen of S t Peter’s pariah, LIQUOR CO. ing March 17. 1025 SO. GAYLORD IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC WINES SYSTEM Taylor are the parents of a girl, Danville, III. The Denver Notre Dame club AND STAMPS CHAMPAGNES AND LIQUORS Mrs. Monte Haeffner, of the lo born in St. Joseph’s hospital. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Hickey en has completed plans.for a gala Direct Plant Service Ph»»ne CHorry 1864 cal Red Cross organization, was Phont CR^rry 4S6fl 634 Katt Cotfai For Your Courtray Trratmrnt Baptisms performed recently in tertained 10 friends of their son, pre-Lcnten social in the Silver Finest Quality Dry Cleaning 4U E. COLFAX Oppo.itt Caihrdral hostess to the Jubilee club at a St. James’ included Michael Eu Robert, at dinner Feb. 23 prior to Glade of the Cosmopolitan hotel, ★ At Reasonable Prices luncheon meeting held in her home gene Dodge, infant son of Mr. and Robert’s departure to an army Denver, on "Monday, March 8. PEarl 1350 Marjorie Arnold The firms listed here de Wednesday afternoon, March 3. Mrs. Bernard Dodge, and David p6st on the Eastern seaboard. Tickets for the affair are being ★ Miss Geraldine Macaulay assisted. serve to be remembered Coll Devanney, son of Lt. and Mrs. Miss Margaret Gindhart spent distributed by a committee headed STANLEIGH’S The Daughters of Mary sodal John Devanney, Jr, the weekend in Colorado Springs. by Albert T. Frantzi St. Vincent de Panics Parish when j'ou are distributing ity -and the Junior Holy Name so A Requiem High Mass will be Members of the club, it was ciety will meet in the school Mon explained, have long contemplated !\ew Home celebrated at 7:30 Saturday morn When buying from the your patronage in the dif day evening, Mai-ch 8, at 8 o’clock. ing, March 6, the sixth anniversary introducing an annual event of WASHEVGTON 1528 E. Colfax Recent Baptismq^ were those of of the death of Father James this kind to which members and firms advertising in this ferent lines of business. Carolyn Marie Johnson, daughter JuniorCD.ofA. their friends in the area could be PARK MARKET Lotcpst Prices Walsh, former pastor of St. of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. John James’. invited. This year, because of BILL HUGHES, Prep. paper, please mention that war-time restrictions on the popu son, with John P. Rotolo and Mrs. The regular Ma.s.s for men in Complete Food Service Why Waste Electricity? D. Rotolo as sponsors; and John lar football trains formerly spon you saw their advertise service will be offered Friday 598 Sonth Gilpin McKnight, son of Mr. and Mrs. sored by the club, was thought to BRING IN YOUR APPLIANCE morning, March 5, at 7 ;30. Plan Initiation Edward J. McKnight, with William he a suitable time for the initiat Smart to Be ment. ' W e’II Put It in Firat data Condition and Lorraine Oberkramer The Altar and Ro.sary society ing of the plan. and the women of the parish will I HONE TABOR 7573 24-HOUR 8F.RVICF, sponsors. The Junior Catholic Daughters A special invitation has been receive Holy Communion in a body extended to Notre Dame service Sunday, March 7, in the 8:30 Mass. will hold their annual initiation St. Mary Ma^alene Town Service March 8 in Holy Ghost hall at men stationed in Denver, and it a iThe regular meeting of the Altar is expected that they and many Guaranlfrd oirctrical ropair aervicr. radio, waah Romberg Symphony Is 7:45 o’clock. Parents and friends . Ill# we j society will be held in the church machlnr, rrfriiterator, motor, compreaaor. etc. are invited. A victory garden other service men of the local posts PFAR FREE pick up and delivery. SchddiilBd for Donver . will be guests of Denverites for RUSTIC TAVERN Mrs. J. Ransom will entertain theme has been planned under the —EXPERT TECHNICIANS— leadership of the court officers, the affair. Tickets may be ob New Hanagement PHARMACY St. Zita's circle in her home March tained from the chairman, Mr. E. G. BAR'VEY end BILL COX Sheridan at Waet Colfax C. VI. Wilson 729 E. Colfax Ave. Sigmi^nd Romberg, brilliant 8. Mrs. J, Cecchini will assist the Helen Roach, Marjorie Simpson, Cecilia Knvalasky, and Mary Men- Frantz, 603 E & C .building, Den Pbonta TAbor (931 or TAbor 0(81 American composer whose melo hostess. Where Friends Meet sik. Entertainment and refresh ver, or at the Silver Glade on the PROMPT FREE DELIVERT dies have been favorites for 30 The quarterly meeting of the ments will be part of the evening’s night of the social. _____ 5126 W. 29ih - GL. 9843 BleN«ed .Saerament years, will bring his .symphony Denver Archdiocesan Council of PnacrIptioBe Our Sgoelelty program. orchestra to the Denver audito Catholic Women wa.s attended by The president, Miss Roach, and St. l^oui.N* 22nd & F.A. rium tonight (March 4). Included Mmes. T. Murray, P. Fitzgerald, T. in the concert program are several the vice chairman of the Junior Kearney St. LAWSON DRUG CO. 1 8 2 3 Kccrigan, and W. H. Hinton. council, Helen Dillinger, attended St. Joseph’s Parish soloists who have earned acclaim ALSO TRINIDAD. COLO. — LIQUORS More than 200 persons signed the initiation banquet held by the as artists with the master show the Rosary pledge cards that were senior court of the C. D. of A. in Wesley Pharmacy man’s troupe. given out Sunday, Feb. 28. the Cosmopolitan hotel Sunday, G. J. QUINLAN, Prep. NATIDNAL RRAND Quality Bakery ft’s fPise to But at If'oiss In scheduling Romberg and hi.s Our Lady of the .Sacred Heart fi’ch. 28. Miss Roach addrea.sed the Good* at John C. symphony for a Denver appear circle will meet in the home of Free Deliveriea - SP. 9771 group and discussed the Red Cross STDRES Reasonable Prices W EIS S DRUG Seholl ance, Arthur M. Oborfolder, local Mrs. Lloyd Florio, 2501 Locust, and war work in which the jupiors Prescription Specialists manager, brings in a concert of on Thursday, March 5. have been engaged, TWO QUAUTY FOOD STORES MAX’S BAKERY Prescription Specialists sparkle and merit that .should 2390 South Downing FINKH1 St. Anne’s circle met in the Troops 1 and 2, Boy Scouts, will TO SERVE YOU Fr»* Delirrrr m e a t s AND 719 W. Sth KE. 8625 prove one of the season’s high home of Mrs. .1. J.^odtTifg, 1133 hold a business meeting Wednes Finer Foods for Less BAUR’S ICE CREAM GROCKRIES lights. Not only • is Romberg Oneida, on March z. MAX LOWDERH1LK, Prop. CUT RATE day evening, March 10, in Holy 1004 So, Gaylord T4l Santa F* ISIS Fslrfas noted for his compositions, but he Rpbert Smith, .son of Mr. and EAst 1814 (ktlfax and Elm Gho.st hall at 7:30 o’clock. W H olj Cohost EM t7St is al.so one oY the best-love
145 Broadway 18th and HtuRMUl Archbishop Gerken Is Dead; S TO IISII inter-American Understanding 8 1 2 Sanu Fa ColYax and Questions and Requiem Will Be Saturday Stressed in Nuns’ Conference “ It ii of paramount importance Venezuela and Colofiibia, both Two Franeiaean Siatera who that teachers have a ^ear, aane, Answers on In- (Continued From Page One) oil-producers, have had their re *A Man After taught in achools of the arch and solidly Catholic idea concern death might come suddenly at any serves developed by American and God’s Own Hearf diocese have been granted a travel ing Latin Americans to be able Co English companies. Axis subma ComeTax Loans time. grant by the state department to build in their pupils an attitude of rines acknowledged their impor The last rites of the Church were Speaking at the installation, gather material on the South intelligent appreciation o f thie administered by the prelate’s clos tance by special raids on ships near Bishop Lynch paid a high tribute Americaip republics. They are Sis people of Latin America, partic the Gulf of Venezuela and by est friend, the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Q.—WHEN IS MY FEDERAL to His Excellency. “ I testify that, ter M. I^trice, who taught for two ularly in the post-war world. It it cannon-fire on the refineries at Joseph Giraud, chaplain of St. Vin INCOME TAX DUE? as a layman, as apriest, and as a years in St. Anthony’s nigh school on the mutual understanding and Aruba island—something tKp Jap centes. Archbishop Gerken rallied 38th and Lowell Bishop,” said the Dallas Ordinary, in Sterling, and Sister M. Freder correct appreciation of the spirit anese minicked off our California A.— Fir»t quarter due March 15 shortly before noon but soon after 500 Grant “ Archbishop Gerken has been ick, who was for five years a of people in these countries that 6.— IF I AM A DENVER RES ward sank rapidly until his death. coast. But these two lands are more man after God’s own heart” He teacher in St. John the Baptist’s a lasting, fruitful, intemationil rt)ENt, WHERE MAY I OBTAIN His right side had been completely popular with Ainericans for their described him as a “ veritable school in Longmont and for five relationship depends.” Thw state mild coffees, blended with the A PERSONAL LOAN AT A paralyzed. hound of heaven” in his missionary years a member of the Sterling ment from the Rev. E. T. San heavier Santos coffees of Brazil. r e a s o n a b l e c o s t ? It is appropriate that Arch zeal. school teaching staff. doval, S.J., of Regis college out bishop Vehr celebrate the Funeral The whole o f the Andean Cordil A.— At the Denver National Archbishop Gerken’s nine and The two religious will leave this lined the theme of the spring con lera offers an untold reserve of Mass because he and the late prel Bank Personal Loan Dept. one-half years of service in the country by air this week. They ference of Catholic teachers in mineral wealth, which to ns in our Q— WHAT WOULD A $100 ate always worked in close har Santa Fe archdiocese were marked plan to spend two weeks in Co the Denver archdiocese, held ih mony on ecclesiastical matters, es war-need is even more, important LOAN c o s t ? by an e\’er-expanding program of lombia, two months in Peru, two Denver Feb. 26. About 275 nuns than coffee— no matteif what we pecially when the Denver see was religious education. months in Chile, two months in attended. Two other Regis Jesuits, A.— On a “ strictly personal” suffragan to the Archdiocese of may think at breakfast time. Our Buenos Aires, two months in the Fathers Edward Wintergalen ahd mining machinery and engineering l^lin (no co-signfiera or collateral) Santa Fe. Whyi the Archdiocese He established the Archdiocesan city of Brazil, one week in Puerto Joseph Donnelly, were among the skill have gone to work in the the cost would bo $8.60 per $100 of Denver was erected in January, Teachers’ college in Albuquerque borrowed. This cost would include and S t Mary’s convent in Santa Rico, and two weeks in Cuba. speakers. countries of Chile, Peru, and Bo 1942. ‘Archbishop Gerken was one The siatera will collect informs g^oup life insurance. of the principal speakers and Fe. Father Sandoval, stressing the livia, as well.as Colombia, to get (Co-signer and auto-loan plans Anxious to make his far-flunj; tion for textbooks. Sister Freder importance of the “ Good Neigh tin, nickel, copper, mannnese, played an important role in the ick’s book will be used in high are also offered, at lower cost.) formal setting up of the new Met archdiocese a strongly knit unit of bor” policy, aaid that for LAtin tungsten, and other minerals. But the Church, Archbishop Gerken schools and Sister Patrice’s will m their tran.sportation problem makes Q. — THEN. WHAT WOULD ropolitan province. Americans it is a matter of special devoted htmself to building up his used in grade achools. ^ the costs severe. A ’ ton of tin ore, MY MONTHLY PAYMENT BE? Bishop Joseph P. Lynch of Dal joy to realize that the policy, pro diocesan organizations. The moved across the ocean for about A.— On the “ strictly personal" las will give the English sermbn claimed Dec. 28, 1933, is not a Archdiocesan Council of Catholic $7.50, costs $47.50 to move the lean— $0.06 a month, on a 12- meso dream of an administration in the Mass and Bishop Metzger Women and the Confraternity of Tsisnews lo Faaturi 250 miles from the mine to port. ELK COAL CO. month plan. the Spanish sermon. Father TheO' subject to radical change in sonu Christian Doctrine carried on un future election, but springs from Five railroads crossing the Andes 36.35 Blake St. Honest Dealing Since 189? Q. — WHAT REQUIREMENTS dosius Meyer, O.F.M., will he the der his guidance a program de Chnrehill Msslisgt rise to well over 10,000 feet and assistant priest; Father William the very heart of a people whom ARB MADE OF BORROWERS? signed to strengthen the faith of they trust and for whom they have even over 15,000 feet elevation, A.— Generally; that they have Bickhaus, deacon; Father Jose every Catholic in the territory. whereas our highest crosses the Garcia, subdeacon; and Father Headline news events scheduled the highest regard. The Office of been residents of Denver for a Study clubs, instruction classes, re for the Telenews theater, Denver, Co-ordinator _ of_ Inter-American Divide at 8,000. Mapy a mile is year; are at least 21 years of age; George Rieffer, master of cere ligious vacation schools, a weekly snaked back and forth to add ex monies. commencing Friday evening show Affairs in Washington is anxious ARGONAUT HOTEL have been steadily' employed at diocesan paper, the Register— all to help teachers with both pridted pensive roads just to reach that Prime Minister Churchill confer Where Denver's Society Entertains for Luncheons and Dinners ^ e same place for at least 12 Burial Will Be these the Archbishop used in his ring with Turkey’s president, material and films, he said. point o f passage, and all the roads mbnths; and that this employment Under Cathedral program of progress in New Mix- Inonu, and General Montgomery arc costly in maintenance. FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES, ico. In Argentina exist more oppor appears to be permanent. The Archbishop’s remains wil of the famous Eighth army. Economic Problems Building went ahead at a rapid tunities for an integrated economy DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN 3101 Q.— MAY I BORROW ENOUGH be interred in the Episcopal vault Graduation day for the army’s Are Discussed pace in his reign. Constantly, than anywhere else in South TO INCLUDE PAST DUE BILLS under the Cathedral, where are first flying nurses in . Bowman Beautiful Ballrooms Private Dining Rooms somewhere in the state, a little Father Wintergalen, in an ab America._ Of its meat and hides 0 AND GENERAL TAXES? buried three of his predecessors, Field, Ky-. i* shown. From Dear mission chapel was being built by sorbing talk on “ The Economic and grain surplus you already A.— ^Yes, you may borrow from the Most Rev. J. B. Lamy, first born, Mich., come pictures of the the faithful Mexicans or Indians mass production of motorless air Struggle Within South America/’ know. But would you like to have $50 to $500. Generally speaking, Archbishop; the Most Rev. Peter who form the greater part of the aaid that this war has done mo^e land for cultivation? The govern Bourgade, fourth Archbishop; and transports that carry 15 men or however,'the loan should not ex archdiocese’s population. harm to the South American coun ment stands ready to sell or lease the Most Rev. Albert T. Daeger, a jeep and its crew. In New York, F O R SUHDAY DIHHER ceed 20% of your yearly salary. One of the most important devel tries than our people normally about 200,000,000 acres of fertile O.F.M., fifth Archbishop. 'Two French sailors, 1,000 strong, stage , Q.— WHERE DO I GO AND opments under Archbishop Gerken realize. Theirs is not a balanced grasslands, and grain-producing Vicars General, Monsignor Eugil- an impresaive parade. I Tafce Them to— WHOM DO I SEE? was the founding, in the fall of economy such as ours; they must lands, such as would make an Iowa lon and Monsignor Fourchegu, are In the nation’s capital, China’s A. — Ask about monthly-pay W3B, of the Lourdes Trades school trade for the industrial goods farmer leave home. Her minerals also interred in the vault. first lady, Mme. Chiang Kai-shek, ment loans at the Personal Loan m ATbuquerque, where boys are needed, and do that with the sale exist far from the Atlantic in the OPBM There is a startling parallel be who has captured .the hearts of all 11 s.m. ts given both academic and vocational of their foods and raw products. western Ande.s, but they can be Dept, of the Denver National Bank tween the suddenness of /he deaths America, pays Cfiina's tribute at The EDELUIEISS S a.m. training. A glance at the individual coun reached through her splendid rail (on the northwest comer of 17th of Archbishop Gerken and his im George Washington’s tomb via the An institution international in tries shows different problems in road system. & Champa). You are assured of mediate predecessor, Archbishop screen. Food and Drink** its influence was founded in Arch each ease. Brazil offers a contrast to Ar prompt, courteous attention, in a Daeger, beloved “ El Padre Al “ Keep ’Em Sailing,” a specially pleasant atmosphere. • bishop Gerken’s territory in Sep selected subject, shows the con gentina in .every way— her lan berto,” The latter died Dec. 2, tember, 1937, when Montezuma guage, her situation Iprecly along Adv. 1032, as a result of injuries in stant vigil the United States seminary in the Sangre dt Cristo G-men are keeping over the pro the equator, with highlands not on curred when he plunged down the mountains near Las Vegas was the western but the eastern sfde steep ten-foot stairAvay leading to tection and cargoes consigned to Speakers Strike opened as a training school for the Allies. of South America. The milder east the boiler room of the Santa Fe priests to serve the persecuted ern highlands offer all the indus Transportation company’s head- Catholics of Mexico./Montezuma Bernallillo, and Valencia, all in trial development that seems likely uarters and garage building on was established by the Anjerican New Mexico. today. Some competition with Ar Conveniently Located Optometrist and Optician Yater and Shelby streets. The ac Hierarchy, working in collabora The second change came Nov. 15, tar-Tiine Tkeoie gentina has existed and still does cident occurred between 11:30 and tion li'ith the Bishopa of Mexico. 1941, when the Diocese of Denver, — in industrial aspirations. Our 11:45 a.m, and the prelate suc for Your Archbishop Gerken supervised formerly a suffragan see of the Export-Import bank arranged a Helen Walsh _ The military note aounded by cumbed at 2:40 p.m. in St, Vin the remodeling of the old Baptist Santa Fe province, was created an $50,000,000 ateel mill to speed cent’s hospital. distinguished speakers at the ini AMOcUta college that now houses the semi archdiocese. This left the Santa Brazil’s growth. Smaller amounts tiation banquet of the Catholic Born in Dyersville, la.. Arch narians. The building had origi Fe archdiocese with two suffragan of grain and meat production leave CLUB and ORGANIZATION W. R. JOSEPH Daughters of Amsrica, Court $1. bishop Gerken went to Texas more nally been put up in the 1890’s as a dioceses—those of El Paso and Brazil a customer o f Argentina. m a xzAioKzi) Rita 625, held Sunday, Feb. 28, in than than 36 years ago as a teacher resort hotel. Archbishop Gerken Gallup. And that has been the only way the Cosmopolitan hotel, called for Lancheon§ and Dinners Pbasa TAior 1880 in public schools of Muenster and welcomed the first 300 students to Progress Despite Argentina could get rid of surplus 818-aift Uajwtli BUa. Windthorst. A few years later he Montezumajn tha fall of 1937, and the dedication o f womanhood to the work of our times, the win corn and meat and hides that no attended the University of Dallas a year later the institution was Loss of Territory ning of the war. The future of longer go to .Europe. It seems and finally went to Kenrick semi training 450 boys for ths priest Despite the loss of nearly one- the.se two could learn to co-ordi Church, it was pointed out, de GOAL nary, St. Louis. hood its Mexico. Some of its grad third of the archdiocesan territory nate and make themselves bul GHiBdlMtSnn. After completing his studies for uates are already at work in Mex in the establishment of the Gallu pends on the outcome of this war. Archbishop Urban J, Vehr said warks of democrafy in South 1718 Broadway OfPEIUAL, COLUMBINE, the priesthood, he was ordained by ico. diocese, there was a marked growt' America if fhey agree on trade that the activities of all Catholic ^ADGE, CENTENNIAL, the Most Rev. Joseph P. Lynch, in archdiocesan population in relations apart from Axis nations. Close to All Bus and Car Lines Bishop of Dallas, in. the Cathedral Interdict on Pueblo Archbishop Gerken’s tenure. societies should tie together to HARRIS, HIWAY ward the consummation of the We jhould appreciate the great of the Sacred Heart, Dallas, on Lifted in 1940 In 1933 there were 106 priests, geographic obstacles in the way of STOKER COALS June 10, 1917. 54 secular and 52 -egular, serving world conflict. He warned that local leaders should work to ke«p South American development. Call Us for Prices As a young priest Archbishop One of the highlights of the the archdiocese; in 1942 there were These nations must get help so their organizations intact for the Gerken was first appointed to pas Archbishop’s career took place in 110 priests, 70 secular and 40 reg that German industries and trades IFe Photograph Anything Anywhere day when united strength will RAY COAL GO. toral duties in Abilene, Tex., and July, 1940, when he lifted the in ular. In 1942 there were 67 men can no longer make economic count— in post-wsr reconstruction. 1165 So. Penn. later was transferred to Ranger terdict on the Santo D om in i In churches with resident pastors, one PE. 46 04 Army chaplains present were dependents of these strong na as pastor o f St. Rita’s church, dian pueblo, which he himself had more than in 1933. Other com tions. If German businessmen The Mile High Photo Co. »j. David C. Sullivan, chaplain in which capacity he served until placed in effect in July, 1936. parative figures with the 1933 sta learned how to co-ordinate their KODAK FLMSHING — 1 DAY SERVICE his appointment as Bishop of the Twice in _^Archbiahop’s Gerken’s tistics given first and the 1942 of the fourth district of AAFTTC; 1st Lt. A. H. Menarik of Buckley economy with that of South Amer newly formed Diocese of Amarillo tenure changes were made in the record second are as follows: Ec- ica, we can do as well and better. 320-22 Seventeenth Keystone 6 1 14 Denver schroed in 1927, ecclesiastical government of the clastiastical students— 18 and 37; Field, 1st Lt. Clatus E. Snyder of If we make South American indus IIOFF ER Lowry Field, and 1st Lt. C. F, Bishop Lynch, who ordained His Province of Santa Pe, of which he junior aeminariea—0 and 1; schools tries strong and independent, why Lutomski o f Fort Logan reception Excellency, also consecrated him was Metropolitan. The first, on —35 and 36; pupils in collegt should they need Germany? Then center. Father Snyder paid trib CAFETERIA Bishop on April 26, 1927, and Dec. 26, 1939, saw the Diocese of academies, and parochial .schools— a hemispheric independence will ute to the co-operation and aid officiated at his installation two Gallup set up-to include the coun 6,198 and 7,008; pupils in public be attained in more than the politi given local chaplains by Arch Special dal's later in the see of Amarillo. ties of Coconino. Mohave, Navaho, schools taught by nuns—3,232 and cal sphere— in economics as well. Save Your Clothes Lenten Dlahes The Most Rev. John J. Keane, and Yavapai, all in Arizona, and 3,542; hospitals-^ and 7. bishop Vehr. He also compared Archbishop of Dubuque, in which the counties of San Juan, McKin Throughout this period the popu the light of faith carried by St. • BREAKFAST diocese the Archbishop was bom, ley, and Catron and parts of the lation of the archdiocese increased Patrick to Ireland to the faith be Fathers Are Invited • LUNCHES was present in the yanctuary for counties of Rio Arriba, Sandoval, from 186,385 to 141,201. ing carried by our soldiers to By Cleaning the installation. pagan lands. The dispelling of • DINNER + + + + + To Meeting in Regis Immediately alter his installa. hatred in our own country, when THEY MAY HAVE TO LAST A LONG TIME 16th at Welton don in Amarillo, Archbishop Ger the men return victorious, and • — , - — — rzctpt Snndiri ken undertook to meet the many With Pope Pius XII, Em. Cardinal Eu- their new awakening to spiritual The regular monthly meeting of difficulties presented by the Texas Parrlli, Archbishop value.s will be the blessing of the Regis high school Mothers’ Panhandle diocese. By organizing (^rken was photographed in 1936, a« shown here. The present Holy America in the future, the chaplain club will be a joint one with the "A(?APAH0E€t'|> CLEANERS catechism classes and securing Father was then on a nationwide tour o f the U. S. and stopped off said. fathers on Thursday evening, in the Southwest. The giant plane in which His Holiness traveled can volunteer teachers, he was able Miss Nellie M. Lennon, grand March IL, at 8 o’clock in the' JUST be seen in the background. regent, was toastmaster for the school. The Rev. Clatus E. Snyder, to bring the faith to many Cath CALL K E. 8341 2162 Arapahoe St olic children who had never been banquet, and presented the Rt. chaplain of Lowry Field, will be schooled in their faith. When he Rev. Mon-signor John R. Mulroy, the guest speaker. A social hour left the Amarillo diocese in 1927, the Rev. Hubert Newell, chaplain will follow the meeting. he was recognized as an able ad of Court St, Rita; John J. Sullivan, It is hoped that a large number PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS 1530 WELTON CH. 5991 ministrator who had faced and and Mrs. Catherine Fagan, district will attend. deputy from Colorado Springs, In FREE PARKING solved many serious problems brought about by tha vaatness of addresses. his Episcopal territory, which on Miss Catherine C. Maloney re HEADLINERS!____ one occasion he called the “ pioneer sponded to the toast for new mem mission field in the United States.” bers, and Mist Helen Roach, pres Ghurehill Meets with When, on Aug. 23, 1933, he ident o f the Junior C. Dl of A., was installed as Archbishop of outlined the work of the junior Gen. Montgomery Santa Fe, the rite was declared division. to be one of the most picturesque On the program of vocal selec ever seen in the nation. It was tions were Mrs. Anne O’Neill Sul AOM. HALSEY made particularly notable by the livan and Mi.sa Cecilia Kovalesky. presence of the then new Apostolic Mrs. Kate Miller was accompanist. Delegate to the U. S., Archbishop Mist Lennon introduced Mrs. W TGKYG BGUHO Amleto Giovanni Cicognani, who H. Andrew, 80-year-old pioneer officiated at the ingressus, and of the Senior Tabernacle society FRENCH FLEET of the exiled Apostolic Delegate to in Denver, who, despite failing guide your feet to Mexico, the Most Rev. Lcopoldo health, is now teaching catechism ON PARADE Ruiz y Flores, now Archbishop of to the second generation of young health and grace with Morelia, Mexico, who was then sters in a nearby mission town. residing' in San Antonio, Tex. The Very Rev. Harold V. Camp Mne. Chiang Kai-Shek Five other Archbishons and 18 bell, former spiritual director of Bishops also attended tne event. the Catholic Daughters; Mrs. Hitler Threatens Thomas G. Garrison, president of the Archdiocesan Confraternity of Greater U-Boat War Catholic Women; and Mrs. Marrtha BALANCE in GRAND C A F E fiorin Flanagan, vice regent of the 431 17»h St. MA. 6652 C. D. of A., were also present for Special (BctwMn Gltnarm anS Trtmant) the banquet. MOTION Shoes Serving the Finert The degree team, headed by Keep ’Em Sailing AMERICAN AND Mrs. Fagan, initiated the follow ing candidates: Mmes. Ollie Blev —EXCLUSIVE— CHINESE FOODS ins and Julia McDonald, and If you walk a lot, stand long Breakfast. Luncheon, Dinner Misses Catherine Maloney, Eliza H. V. K.4LTENBORN VISIT OUR C»CKTAIL beth Sheeby, and Anne Bolls. hours, you’ll appreciate the well LOUNGE fitting qualities of Balance in Queen’s Daughters Motion shoes. They’re scientifically designed to fit your To Meet on Sunday feet in motion, give you a graceful, easy stride . . . make Houret 9 to 12; 1 to 6. Phone MAin $487 walking a pleasure. Bring your ration coupon No. 17 and The first of the quarterly meefc- Dr. J. J. OWeil, Dentist ings of the Queen’s Daughters will know you are investing in long-wearing quality. be held Sunday, March 7, at 2:30 Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Streeti m. in the home of M iu Mary &cGIone, 1236 Milwaukee, Denver. Black p a le n i The program will include a review p e r fo r a te d tie Black calf of The Song of Bernadette by Mary Rose O’Brien, a piano re or tanfFHiV™ $12.50 JJ! $12.50 cital by Misa Patricia McGlone, PRODUCERS CREAMERY PRODUCTS MEAN and Irish aongs by Mrs. Blanche QUAUTY PRODUCTS AT REASONABLE PRICES Osbourne. Hostesses are Mary SHOE SHOP—SECOND FLOOB McGlone, Grace Palmer, Agnes O’Brien, Mary Rose O’Brien, apd leeOnam Mary Detmoyer. Because the meetings are to be D A N J t LS Milk • Cream held so infrequently during the war a full attendance is de V « .| s |iSHED BuHer sired by the president, Miss Min 933 Bannock St. nie pBvella, in order that the nor KEyatone 3297, Denver, Colo. mal business of monthly meetings can be transacted. t =F r.-- T E . 17tii ara- Moving Day Began Wednesday new cnurtert, ih« K. nf C building at E. 16th and Grant, in the near future. Flanked by two of the goldien who u«e the club are, left to right, Mr*. W . S. Hill, the Rev. E. J. Kolka, chaplain; J. Franklin Sullivan, director; Miss Catherine Maloney; secretary; and the Rt. Rev. Monsignor John^lfc Mulroy. moderator.______MODERN SERVICE SINCE 1890 t Horans have served Denver since 1890. We are proud of this fact, for we honor and respect the work of Wm. P. Horan, the founder. W e strive con tinually to be worthy of our heritage. At the same time, we recognize that no firm can live on its past reputation— that it must be constantly up-to-date and alert to changing times and condi tions. RUSK CHICK STORE The record will show that Horans'* Day Old and Started Chicks have always been among the first to and Baby Ducks adopt new and improved methods, to Low Prices add to equipment and facilities, and to 20 Popular Varieties make available to patrons the latest and M AIL ORDERS FILLED — Write for Prices finest in funeral procedure. Comer W . 38th ft Federal Ph. GL. 5324 Denver 9 EFFICIENT DELIVERY SERVICE AND SON CHAPELS COLORADO SPRINGS WOMAN HI, WADGE KEystone6 2 Q7 t KEy«tone6296 HONORED ON 81ST BIRTHDAY ISZTOeiMtand Ptocc : Gives 1/^ More Colorado Springs. — Honoring leave with Lt. Johnson’s parents, iiiiiiin cuss Guarding Forever cxir Founder^ Ideals Mrs. John Gould on her Slut birth Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Johnson. Heat day, Mrs. Richard Dietz enter St. Mary’s Studant Dias tained Sunday, Feb. 28, at dinner Miss Genevieve Linn, daughter in her home. Mrs. James O’Day of of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Linn and OF 17 C iD ilF S Cuernavaca, Mexico, daughter of a student of St. Mary’s high school, UNITED FUEL & EQUIPMENT GO. Mrs. Gould, who arrived last week, died in her home Sunday, Feb. 21. timed her visit so that she would She had lived here eight years. A group of 17 candidates was 1729 CalMornla St. KE 6391 be here for the celebration. Keep Your She was a member of St. Mary’s exemplified in second and third Lt. and Mrs. Howard Johnson sodality. Surviving, besides her degree work in Knights of Colum will return Saturday, March 6, by parents, are two aisters, Helen and bus hall, 1575 Grant street, Den airliner to Indianapolis, Ind., Maxine Linn of Colorado Springs, ver, Tuesday night by an initiation where the army officer is stationed and a brother, James Linn, attend team from Leadville, headed by ORDER COAL NOW in Camp Atterbury. The couple ing the naval training school in Ed Kelley and assisted by Wil SUITS PRESSED have been spending a five-day All grades o f Range. Furnace and ^ o k e r Coal Norman, Okla. Funeral services liam Carter. in Lignite and Bituminous were held in St. Mary’s church The degree work was followed FOR Wednesday, Feb. 24. Burial in by a buffet supper and a general Pike View Lignite Our Specialty } Youths.From Evergreen cemetery. get-acquainted meeting, which was Julesburg.— The study club will St. Mary’s PTA met Wednesday declared by Herbert Fairall, gtand Serving Denver’s Coal Consumers Since 1904 per sponsor a card party in the Amer afternoon, Feb. 24. The council knight, to have been very success Boulder Parish met at 2 o’clock. The guest ful. MONTH ican Legion hall Monday night, S2.00 March 8, at 8 o’clock. Tickets are speaker was Mrs. Thomas J. Mor Those who took the work in Den THE PIKES PEAK FUEL being sold by Mary Imherr, Ed rissey of Denver, president of the ver council 6^9 included Edward ward Slavik, and Alex Lambrecht. Enter Service Catholic Parent-Teachers’ league. Gates, George G. Hutchison, James Wholesale & Retail CLUB PRESSING The president, Mrs. H. W. Maly, A special prize will be given and A. Callahan, £. J. Kelly, Joseph J. Office and Yard—635 Curtis St. MA. 6181 lunch will be served. The proceeds Boulder.— (Sacred Heart Par presided. . McGuire, Joseph A. • Fitzpatrick, will be used for the new church ish)—Three more boys from the The district wputy of the Cath George Grafton, W. C. Hopkins, fund. Mrs. John Leonard will take parish recently entered military olic Daughters of America, Mrs. Yves J. Langlenet, Victor F. Leg care of the tickets at the party service. Gerald Dome, son of Mr. Catherine Fagan, conducted the endre, Anthony Larontonda, Harry and act as cashier. Katie Walters and Mrs. Adam Dome, reported for initiation ceremony for Court St. Linanberry, John T. Lynch, L. D. will have charge of the tallies and duty in the army air ground school Rita, Denver, in its clubhouse Mason, Vincent F. Wendling, Jr.; LOOP MARKET m B score' cards. in Boca Raton, Fla, He received Sunday, Feb. 28. She waa as E. Sydney Freeman, and S. J. FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE Altar and Rotary Sociaty to Meet his degree in pharmacy from the sisted by the Denver officers, in Badding. CLEANERS & DYERS Free Parking With Perebase of 50e or More at 1429 Lawrenee The Altar and Rosary society University of Colorado at the close eluding the grand regent. Miss The next general assembly of will meet Tuesday, March 9, in of the winter quarter and later Nellie Lennon. At the banquet the local council of the knights MAin 6101 the basement of the rectory. successfully passed his state exams. Sunday evening in the Cosmopoli will be on April 4 for a corporate Men’s ._____7Be At the sale held on the Peter Alan R. Dale, son of Mr. and Mrs. tan hotel, the guest speaker was Communion. Next May 10-13 the SOLES Udies* — 65a Radke fami, the members of the Frank Dale, was graduated from Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. Knights of Columbus • Catholic Men's ._____S6e society served lunch and realized Boulder high school and then spent Mr. and Mrs. Herbert C. Roggo Charities opera is to be given. $47.78 for the new church fund. one year in the university. He is announce tbe marriage of their Ladies’ ____86 a Annunciation This will be the last sale or party in the naval aviation reserve school daughter. Miss Dorothy Roggo, to LOOP SHOE REPAIR SHOP ONE SIOM ONLY after the Lenten season. in San Francisco. His brother, Bob Cpl. Henry Lc Baron. The mar Gladys MeCinlie Wed la th* Lsep Hsrkst, Lawrsaet ft. ai4t IN THE lOOPWJBlIC MARKEMStHMAWkiHCf Rcncz Eckhout, Mrs. Felix Dale, is with the marine corps in riage took place in Immaculate C^L.7,cKt.bO\0 .t MA.JQS? DE SELLEMj }ka and two of her daugh. the South Pacific. Lauren Giersch, Conception church, Jacksonville, To J. VineenI Shields DRUGS Mrs. Leo Schuman, Mrs. son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fla., on Feb, 4. The Rev, James FUEL AND FEED CO. ph Lanckrict, Mrs. Frank Giersch, left Boulder on Feb. 18 G. Meehan officiated. The at CHARLES A. DsSKLLKU Ika, Mrs. Radke, and Mrs. for service with the air forces in tendants were Miss Irene Scanlon, One of the prettiest weddings W e Ship b y Rail Leonard were present at the Jefferson Barracks, Mo. assistant director of the USO- of the season took place Tuesday TBB i f / STORE PHONE TA. 1208 1. About three dozen pies William Brough, who underwent NCCS club, and M. Mark, director. in Blessed Sacrament church, when 1401 FRANKLIN ST. »MTB AND WALNtrr baked by members of the major surgery on Feb. 16, is mak Mrs. Le' Baron is a graduate of Miss E. Gladys McGintie became RES. PHONE HA. 1144 ing a good recovery and has re St. Mary’s school. Cpl. Le Baron the bride of J. Vincent Shields. ■ ----— turned to his home. has been in the army two years The Rev. Harley Schmitt offici HERRERT FAIRALL MAIN 0104 MAIN • » [ Men to Convano March 9 The second semester of the study and is now stationed in Jackson ated. The monthly meeting of the BUY WAR BONDS 32 Years o f Satisfaction clubs began with a meeting of the ville, where the couple will make Miss McGintie was given in leaders in the rectory after the 10 their home. marriage by her father, George H. Anderson Harrington The o’clock Mass Sunday, Feb. 28. AND STAMPS • Renez Eckhont, will Mrs. Paul Moreau of Lewiston, McGintie. Mrs. James Firertone, The members of the Altar society Me., returned to her home Sunday. sister of th e bride-to-be was report a profit of $63 made on the Feb. 28, following a three weeks' ★ Goal Go. matron of honor, and the brides rummage sale that they con visit with her husband was Cpl. from the maids were Miss Dorothy Graf, C O A L ^ W O O D ducted recently and also a profit of Moreau, student in Camp Carson. Mrs. Robert Ulmer, and Mrs. Ralph ^ $34 on the games party held Feb Hoffman. INSURANCE 22. The society will receive Holy were donated to the new church Communion in a body in the 8 Hugh Shields, brother of the §t. Francis de §ales* o’clock Mass Sunday, March 7. bridegroom, was best man. The First Friday Masses will be at Students’ March ushera included William Lyons, Alameda Drug Store 6:30 and 8:30 and'Holy Hour de M. D, Personette, and R. George votions for the boys in service at Calendar Is Full McGintie. Miss Maureen McGintie 1613 TremonI Place MAin4843 V. 0. PETERSON. Prep. CONOCO STATION IS flower girl. Mrs. James Closed Sundays — 7:30 in the evening. Cat Rate Drog§ The men’s annual Communion Peter Shields, mother of the Be Patriotic Sunday will be held March 14. All Boulder.— (ML St. Gertrude’s bridegroom, greeted guests in a ^ Wines and Liquors A. M , DAHL, Prop. Lenten Devotions the men of the parish are urged Academy)— With a decided em reception in the Blue room of the Fountain Service • School Supplies 299 So. Logan to be present at the 8 o’clock Mass phasis on the spiritual, the ML SL Cosmopolitan hotel after the cere Alameda and South Logan Welby.—Lenten devotions will and to receive Holy Communion Gertrude’s academy March calen mony. ■: Alameda and Broadway he held at 7 p.m. Wednesdays and His Excellency, Archbishop Urban dar includes civic, literary, musi 'The young couple will make Fridays in Assumption church J. Vehr, will celebrate tne Mass cal, athletic, and dramatic fea their home in Denver. ^ithan Onthatcounii We Specialize in The Wednesday devotion will be and will deliver the address at the tures. On Saturday, March 6, the JACKSON’S Sations of the Cross, and on Fri Pastries for breakfast to be held in Wayne’s sophomores and juniors will meet Advertisers that merit your patronage. They are Cut Rate Drugs days Stations of the Sorrowful cafe immediately after the Mass. in a basketball tournament game Your Parlies Mother and Benediction will be Sgt. George P. Forsyth, son of Other events scheduled for 4he COLORADO reliable* consistent and appreciate your support. held. Liquors • Sundrieg S. M. Forsyth, and a brother of month follow: Sunday is Communion day for Father John Forsyth, O.S.B., pas ------MARY ANNE BAKERY Prescriptions the Altar society. Tuesday, March 9— student so tor of this parish, recently spent a dality meeting; Thursday, March SPRINGS FOR QUALITY CORN FED 25 Broadway SP. 7413 Free Prompt Delivery The first Friday Mass will be at 10-day furlough here and left Fri Coll SP K ii Dawnlnt «nS Alincdi 7:30 o’clock. Holy Hour will be 11— a lecture on “ Poetry, Whether MEATS & POULTRY SEE day, Feb. 26, to return to his duties We Like it or NoL” Prof. Ed INSURANCE held with the e.xposition of the at the Santa Maria air base in Blessed Sacrament, act of conse ward Davison of the University of KROONENBERG COAL COMPANY California. His wife, Mrs. Kath Colorado; Friday, March 12— Stu R A B T O A ^ ’S cration, and Benediction. erine Forsyth, resigned her posi FOOTWEAR JOS. J. CELLA COAL — FEED — LUMBER Mass will be at 8 o’clock Ash dent Activity club meeting; March tion as head nurse in the county 14 to 21— Vocation week, with ar b e st in q u a l it y , n e w e s t 04 1030 W. Colfaa TA. 7297 I 112Qf Security Bldg. Phone SPruce 4478 1909-11 So. Broadway Wednesday, with the blessing and Q STY U hospital in Bonlder and left on rangements under the leadership Phone KEyatone ^ 3 3 distribution of the ashes. Monday, March 1, for her former IS Ytan bi th* Pile** PwUi R*sIon CAR CONSERVATION The Altar society wishes to of the sodality literature commit HEADQUARTERS home in Somerset, Pa., where she tee; Sunday, March 14— vocation M i l l i k e n ^ s thank those who co-operated to will remain for the duration. The Vophes Shoe Co. ‘TtSNVBR'8 HOST PIOGRESStVE LAUNDRY’* CASH STORES make the games party a big sue novena begins; Wednesday, March COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. STILWELL S SON cess. Two dollars in savings 17— St. Patrick's day music stu 3 CONVENIENT LOCA-nONS stamps were awarded to "Mrs. Em dents’ recital: Thursday, March 11 THE CASCADE LAUNDRY 1130 E. Alameda SKEUY SERVICE est Capoluppo, and the Victory Guayi In Life's Glad Mom, pre ZEGHA & ADAMS n x t OUR NKW BERVICX" Party Is Slated sented by the seniors; Friday, 1201 E. 9th Ave. Open Sundays — Gosed ship prize went to the proprietor of a_ local garage. March 19^—St. Joseph’s day trib C on oco Complete Laondry Service 2 3 57 E. Evans Ave. Tuesdays ute; March 21 to 25— students' LUBRICATION — WASHING High Mass will be sung at In Idaho Springs IM7 Usrktl WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER TA. tllM STt ■: WINE. BEER, LIQUORS TIRE k TUBE REPAIRS o’clock Sunday for the protection retreat conducted by the Rev. W. S erv ice ALL STANDARD BRANDS BATTERIES k ACCESSORIES of our soldiers. It has been re- J. Stackhouse, S.J., of Regis col ALAMEDA k SO. LINCOLN Idaho Springs.—The women of lege, Denver: a n d Thursday, S ta tion T H E C U T RATE Pearl 9955 quested by Domenic Pedotto. the parish are sponsoring the an Frank Comenico and Anthony March 25— observance of the N*ra4t At*, at Coeka la Pao4N LIQUOR STORE nual St Patrick’s card party on Feast of the Annunciation with Serraro have joined the armed March 18, at 8 p.m. in the Lodge COLFAX MARKET PHIL 8ILVRTT1. Prop. BUCHANAN’S forces. arrangements under the leadership hall. COLTAZ AT COLTAZ AT 482 SO. BROADWAY Joseph James is in the hospital. of Our Lady’s committee o f the FREE QUICK DEI.IVERY LICUOR STORE Mrs. D. J. Donnelly, president, sodality. COLE DRUG 00. OOWNINO MARION PE. 8501 appointed the following qommit- Fine Wines and Liquors Golden Society Plans teee: Entertainment, Miss Mar Noxt 0«er to Waot Bad Poat Oftl«a Wo Poatero Christloa Bros. Wtaoo garet Shaffer, Mrs. G. J. Mc PTA Is Organizing tSU W. ColoroSo A m r h m IMS BEER Grath, and Mrs. Ella Culter; COLORADO SPUNaR, COLO. P A U L ’ S LIQUORS CLARK, RORY. T. FURNITURE, RUGS, DRAPES and Card Party March 15 prizes, Mmes. Rose Atcheson, Eliz Phono PEirl 1777 177 Sooth BrasSwar Blood Donor Group CURTAINS thoroughly cleaned. Let abeth Mackey, and C. R. Hack- 1148 E. CoHax Ave. Telegraph Service us do your house cleaning for you. Golden.— The Altar and Rosary ethal; refreshments, Mmes. Fred ROSLVH DRUG CO. society will sponsor a card party I,each, P. Lentz, G. Homlik, A. (Holy Family ParUh) A cuiaini such a$ you huve CHRISTL^ BROS. WINES Funeral Designs Monday evening, March 15. Plans Heller, aAd H. Fairchild, and Miss The Holy Family PTA is organ JAMES HENRY, Prop. EA. 5737 TA. 3662 will be completed by the commit Agnes Frederick. izing a group of blood dono{s for enjoyed tn the finest res Fine Liqnort KE. 6171 tee this week and further details The February meeting of the the Rdd Cross. Any one intecsstat taurants both east and ^ P d 6 f0 lt Homeopathic Remedies will be announced Sundav, Ladies' Aid society was held in the should call Mrs. Dunlap, GL. 928j| CLEANERS AND DYERS Among those from Golden who The winners in the second pi I west. 98 So. Penn. home of Mrs. C. R?Hackcthal. TURJtETB. DUCKS. 32S Brosdwsr attended the quarterly meeting of The children of the parish have nochle-bridgc tournament party ws 8r*dsiiM ia P h o n e GEESE. SQUABS, R Phont PE. fflCS 91 So* Penn. A Bayaml the Archdiocesan Council of Cath PE. 8 7 5 3 . PE. 3 7 5 4 organized a junior choir and they were Mrs. Frank Mentor and Mrs. MILK FED Tabor ‘1776* BELGIAN HARE olic Women in Dejiver Tuesday, will sing every other Sunday. Mary Unfer in bridge and Ed DRESSED DAILY March 2, were Mrs. T. G. Garrison, On Ash Wednesday, Mass will Lantzy and Mrs. Roy Helicheo in SWISS P O U L TR Y ‘ When buying from the COLFAX ROTOLO’S president of the Archdiocesan be at 8 o'clock and services in the pinochle. The next party will be CoBipltt* Lin* si DRIVE-IN firms advertising in this . 796 So. Broadway council; Mrs. J. F. Wageabach. evening will be at 7:30. held Thursday, March 4, at 8:30 Mrs. H, £. Short, and Mrs. Charles SEA FOODS and BRUN05 MARKET paper, please mention that 4 gallooi of tasollno may not 'moan much Lenten devotions will be held p.m^ in the s^ ool hall. CHALET to yon but wo approciata it Hemberger, offleers of St. Joseph’s every WednesdaV and Friday eve FRESH FISH m o Es*t CoUsa you. saw their advertise OPEN 7 to 7 WEEK DAYB Altar and Rosary society; and ning at 7:30. Your PorchaM of War Bonds 117 E. Pikes Peak Avtaua Mrs. F. J. Meyar a ^ Jira. Suaao ment. CLOSED ALL DAT BUNOATB Mass on Sunday, March 7, will and Stampe Helps Secure Your COLORADO fijPRING3 TREE D X U V n ^ T II A. M. AND J P. H. i Spielea. f Jba at 9 o’clock. Future, ^ PAGE SIX Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, March 4, 1943 E . M . W . E F HISTORIC DOCUMENT TELLS Regis Grade School Hoo P MEETIKC HEie Bl RIJGiSl & FERlVmjRE EARLY DAY DRAMA OF WEST Get All Other Prices, then See Ut Tourney Opens on March 5||| 2141 So. Broadway SP. 5391 IS (Continued From Page One) giving eve with but one wagon LIIG yiLERy DSOCIEinil etc., going and coming to Cali and seven head of horses. Before taking his wife the Indian trad fornia and the West passed over The fourth annual Regis Paro 7 p.m.— St. Patrick’s, Denver, SAVE TIME — SAVE GAS ing post, said Alfred A. Areham- chial grade school basketball tour vs. Loyoia. on this bridge, to their great sat Two Stores to Serve You IS bault had spent several years nament will be held in the Regis 8 p.m.— St. Dominie’s vs. Sa isfaction and for which privilege there, building up a fine trade gymnasium March 6, 6, and 7. cred Heart team. BOUSE OF NBIIS LORD’S SHOE REPAIR ey willingly paid a toll of |3 for with the Indians and laying the This annual event, climaxing the 9 p.m.— St. Elisabath’s vs. St. ITa Call for and Deliver cn vehicle. foundation for what promised to basketball season for youthful John’s.' The Aid Society of the Domini (Continued From Page One) After said Alfred A. Archam- be a very large fortune. When the (Continued From Page One) Catholic cagers of Colorado, will SATURDAY, MARCH 6 EH. 1325 1334 COLO. BLVD. of the same pariah or who live in can Sisters of the Sick Poor met in 42t ISTH ST. bault conducted this trading post spring emigration opened, one France, England, Norway, and the again be sponsored by the Regis 9 a.m.— St. Philomena’s vs. St. the archdiocese are virtually un- the convent, 2501 Gaylord street, and met with great success for morning before breakfast he col high school athletic department. Catherine’s. chant^d. Sufficient time must or United States, about 70 of whom Feb. 23. Mrs, Ender, vice presi about three years, the Indian lected $1,600 In gold in tolls over 10 a.m.— Pueblo vs. Annuncia dinarily be allowed4dor the procla no longer represent the living. Because of the difficulties dent, presided, Father John Bosco, war broke out, but said party did the bridge. tion team. mation of the banns on three suc caused by the war, Schools in the O.S.M., of M*’. Carmel parish said DR. R. W. PRITZ not leave at once as the Indians The following spring Alfred A. Collects 30,000 Paget 11 a.m.— Loser, Friday 6 p.m. cessive Sundays, and a pre-nuptial Depver area predominate among the opening prayer and was also And Associates were his friends, called him in Archambault attempted to return Sister Mary Joseph has collected those entered, but St. Patrick’s of ▼s. loser, Friday 8 p.m. uestionnaire must be filled out. to his trading post, but the In the guest Speaker. He spoke on Dentists s^o nihil obetat, the all-clear signal their language “ fair trader,” and 80,000 pages of original manu Pueblo will send a representative. 1:30 p.m.— Cathedral vs. Holy the work of the nuns among the he felt no fear. Besides, he had dian war continued and he was Owing to illness of leading mem Family team. of the Chancery office, is de obliged to go back to Nebraska script, donated in varying quanti sick poor and what an inspiration 603 ISth Street US6 ISth Street recently returned from S t Louis bers of its squad, Assumption 2:30 p.m.— Loser, Friday 7 p.m. KEretone 1731 TAbor >711 manded, but the matrimonial doc City, where he had left his family. ties by every Catholic writer of they are to the poor sick. with a wagon train of goods for school of Welby was forced to vs. loser, Friday 9 p.m. OENVEB. COLORADO uments must be exchanged by the On the breaking out of the Civil The sick committee reported his store, amounting to thousands note who has lived withFn the past withdraw from the tournament. 3:30 p.m.— St, Clara’s vs. win pastors of the contracting parties war, Alfred A. Archambault en that Mrs. Konick, Mrs. Palm, and of dollars, and he hoped . . . that 10 years. Far from representing Fourteen Denvei; teams will com^ ner, Friday 8 p.m. in the archdiocese. If a dispensa listed in Company A, Veteran Vol Mrs. McTavish were confined to tion of any kind is required, such as the war would be of short dura a mere collector’s passion, this plete the brackets. 4:30 p.m.— Loser, Saturday 9 a. their homes because of severe ( tiinplrli' lint’ t»l tion and that he would weather unteers of Iowa, and was wounded m. Ts. loser, Saturday 10 a.m. would be necessary if one party The struggle for championship colds. Vriit-lt’w Itir i.litirrli ainl the storm, as he claimed he re in the Battle of Spanish Fort. He achievement is of the g;reatest 7 p.m.— Winner, Friday 9 p.m. were a non-Catholic, all the docu honors should be close and hard The death of one of the life Mtiftif quired only one more year’s busi was honorably discharged and died practical ^importance. For one T S . winner, Saturday 10 a.m. ments, together with the filled out fought. The defending champions, members, Mrs. Rose M. Hagus, was ness to be independently wealthy. on Aug. 15, 1879, in Oakland, 8 p.m.— Winner, Saturday 9 a. A. I*. U AG M Jl uestionnaire, must be sent to the thing, earnest students are enligbt- the Holy Family five, will again reported. She was one of the .old Calif., leaving a wife and six chil m. T S , winner, Friday 7 p.m. Ihancery office for a nihil obetat. An Arrow a. a Warninc ended by the perusal of pages that present a strong team. Other est members. A new member 4'iiiirc‘ii 4«« m m I s C 't» . dren.” 9 p.m.— Winner, Friday 6 p.m. Dispensations cannot be granted But the war grew worse and give some idea of the author’s teams, however, will give the cham brought in by Mrs. McElroy in I t. H.isi liih Livingston and Kinkaid (spell T S . winner, Saturday 1:30 p.m, over the telephone. working methods; and, for another pions of last year tough competi the January meeting died sud the Sioux Indians from Powder ing not positive) had a large gen SUNDAY, MARCH 7 thing, interest in an author is im- tion. St. Philomena’s and St. denly. river (about a mile distant) came eral store in Salt Lake City and 1 p.m.— Loser, Saturday 1:30 p. Extra-Diocesan over one night, shot his cattle with measurablv enhanced by viewing Elizabeth’s, co-champions of the Mrs. Ray Tharp of St. Vincent passed the Fort in going and com m. T S . winner, Saturday 4:30 p.m. W e Call For and Deliver his thoughts as they first made de Paul’s church choir sang three Procedure Cited poisoned arrows, ran o ff 50 head ing between St. Louis and Salt Eastern division of the Denver Pa 2 p.m.— Winner, Saturday 11a. of horses, and left an arrow at their impress upon paper, an in- rochial league, have squads that songs. Curtains - Drapes - Carpels Rules governing marriage if one Lake City. They made their pur m. T S . winner, Saturday 2:$0 p.m. the door as a wanring that the chases in the former city. The only tere.st that increases, one might al have proved their ability by con Nine new members enrolled and Furniture of the parties is from another dio 3 p.m.— Winner, Saturday 3:30 were Mrs. Murial Campbell, Mrs. trader and his family must leave. wagon road to California and the most say by geometrical progres sistently good play throughout the cese and plans to be married in the p.m. T S . winner Saturday 8 p.m. Rosalie Wilmorc, Mrs. Barbara SdentiRcally Qeaned About this time Capt. or Lt. John West was that by the fort. The sion, with the centuries. The in season. archdiocese are as follows: The terest intrinsic in St. Augustine’s 4 p.m.— Winner, Saturday 7 p. Rock, John Rock, Mary E. Bottler. son came up from Fort Laramie, railroad had not beep built or St. Clara’s, champion of the Jun pastor of the person from outside Con/eeeiona is great, but how much m, T S . winner, Saturday 9 p.m. Mrs. John Kane, Mrs. Rose which was the nearest military hardly thought of at that period. ior Parochial league, will, of the archdiocese must fill out the greater would it be if we could be 8 p.m.— Winner, Sunday 1 p.m. Hughes, Miss Kathryn Kelly, and post, and took an inventory of the course, be a marked team in the pre-nuptial questionnaire and send Survival Horrible Ordeal hold a few words just as they were T S . winner, Sunday 2 p.m. Mias Elizabeth Harrington. After it together with all necessary fort, etc., valuing the bridge at tournament. St. Patrick’s of 9 p.m.— Winner, Sunday 3 p.m. $3,000, and the store, contents, In the year—I think it Was written by the great Doctor. the meeting adjourned the sisters documents to the Chancery office Pueblo won the first* half of the T S . 1855— Mr. Kinkaid, while on his winner, Sunday 4 p.m. served refreshments. of hie diocese for the required buildings, cattle, and stock at Another invaluable sendee of powerful Pueblo league and should testimonial letters. That Chancery many thousand dollars. Alfred A way to S t Louis, with the view of the Living Gallery is that it clari make k strong bid for the title. making purchases for his store (he office will in turn forward the Archambault had the original fies just who should be regarded The competition is such, however, had $11,000 in silver in his pos 46 Broadway PE. 2451.>52 papers to the pastor or delegated paper of this inventory and the as a Catholic author and who that practically every school has session), wa.s attacked while a should not. At the time when Cathedral Wins 1st State 31 Tear* of SatUfactorr Sarrice priest who is to officiate at the understanding was that the copy a team that is capable of playing marriage, and he will present all' held by Capt. Johnson was to be passenger on the Salt Lake City Franz Werfel wrote his EmUex- championship ball. the documents to the Denver placed on file in Washington. mail coach (“ The Brigham zeled Heaven many person.s had Young” ) between said fort of Al the impression that he was a Cath As was the case in previous Chancery for permission to witness On Oct. 2, 1856, Alfred A. Ar years, suitable awards will be Cage Title In Its History the nuptial e'eremony. The reverse chambault (after making cMhes fred A. Archambault and Fort olic convert, an impres.sion encour Laramie, by the Sioux Indians. All given to the champion, and the procedure must be followed if a and burying such goods as was aged by the Jewish novdist him Now more than ever the passengers were killed (the runperup, and the winner of the person from this archdiocese con possible, which were promptly self. Even Sister Mary Joseph coach was burned) and Mr, Kin consolation bracket. An all-star Cathedral high school won the templates marriage elsewhere. All dug up and carried away by the shared the common belief that continual thorn in the sides of his be on time this year kaid was left for dead, having been tournament team will be chosen. first state Catholic high school bas exchange of documents must be Indians who had watched the per Peter B. Kyne was a Catholic when foes and tallied 13 points in the shot by seven poisoned arrows. A complete list of teams and ketball champion.ship in its history last contest. made through the Chancery of formance from mountain peaks) she included him among her pro But after the Indians left he re jected first 100 members. On the athletios directors is as follows; Sunday night, Feb. 28, when its The consolation championship Tices. left his fort with his family and high-flying Blue Jays turned back several wagons loaHed with stocks gained consciousness, and crept other hand there are some writers St, Catherine’s, the Rev. Joseph game was an unusual tiff in that W. M. E IG H over the prairie (being unable to who, though baptized Catholics, Bauer; St. Dominic’s, the Rev. the Regis Reds, defending titlists, both teams enjoyed healthy leads Documents Required for Nebraska City, Nebr., where in the final game of a two-day they did not arrive until 40 days walk) for several miles until he are grimly determined that no evi John F. Connell, O.P.; Holy Fam at two stages of the game, only to Jeweler and Wyitchmaker Before Marriage reached the cabin of “ Old Drip," a dence of the fact shall appear in ily, the Rev. Edward Fraezkow- tournament held in the state arm see them evaporate. The fray ended later after enduring untold hard ory, E. Third and Logan, Denver Before any marriage may be ships and privations, which were half breed, who did what he could anything they write. The inquirer ski^; St. Elizabeth’s, the Rev. Cris- 29-all. In the sudden-death over The victory brought Cathedral its time period, Costigan drilled one 1320 LAWRENCE performed in the archdiocese or experienced by his wife (a Phila to relieve Kinkaid’s sufferings. In who consults the Living Gallery piti Pfirman, O.F.M.; Sacred Heart elsewhere certain documents must the meanwhile a rescue party was knows that its 700 names all rep and Loyola, the Rev. Martin first cage crown of any kind (iince from midcourt for the victory. • I . delphia woman— a relative of 1932, when the Jays won the Den Ph. CH. 2188 be produced. In addition to the sent out on hearing of the Indians’ resent nractica] Catholics, who Schiltz, S.J.; St. Philomena’ s, the Gen. Robert Schenck. former min ver Parochial league champion- questionnaires, testimonial letters ister to England), tneir baby, and depredation, and Mr. Kinkaid was have at least two books of literasy Rev. Paul Reed; Cathedral, the are demanded if one of the parties two little children. The travelers taken to Fort Laramie for treat merit to their credit, and whose Rev. Francis Kappes; St. Francis ALTAR BREADS is from outside the archdiocese. In were nearly frozen to death, with ment and later to St. Louis. writings reflect Catholic ideals. de Sales’, the Rev. Matthias Blen Cathedral Is Awarded A short time afterwards a band Any one can propose the names of kush; Annunciation, the Rev. SEWING Order Y ear every case the parties must present snow everywhere. The stock gave 4th R egister T rop h y Baptismal certificates, signed not out and wagons loBded with goods of Indians came to the fort, desir candidates, who are selected by a Francis Pettit; St. John’s, the Rev. LIttU Girls’ Dresut, Enbroldwv, Cathedral high, by virtue of Uonorraming, Etc, more than six months before the had to he left on the prairie, and ing to make a trade for horses. The board of 25, meeting every Octo J. Roy Figlino; St. Vincent’s home, it( victory Sunday night in the time set for the wedding, or sworn many narrow escapes were made chief and “ big men” of the tribe ber in New York, and including John Flanagan; S t Clara’s, Sam THE SISTERS OF THE statements from parents or spon from the Indians. The party ar had strings of the American silver such Catholic figures as Father Jarvis; St. Patrick’s, Pueblo, the state Catholic high school tour I ¥ o w ney, was awarded a trophy pre GOOD SHEPHERD COAL sors; Confirmation certificates or rived in Nebraska City on Thanks- dollars (that had*belonged to Mr Daniel A. Lord, William Bruce, Rev. Patrick Stauter; and St. Pat affidavits attesting to the fact that Kinkaid), through which they had president of the Bruce Publishing rick’s, Denver, the Rev. Thomas sented by The Denver Catholic TELEPHONE PBAKL Z4»l made holes. One end of the string Co.; and Father Calvert Alexan Register. This prize was the Morrison Egg or Lump the sacrament was received; proof Berry. of death of any former spouses, if was attached to the headdress of der, S.J., author of The Catholic The tournament schedule fol fourth sponsored by the dioc ¥ W 'T w ^ w w w w w ,w w w w w n Clayton Nut esan paper. Schools winning there were any; and a declaration feathers, etc., and the other swept Literary Revival, lows: Clayton Egg or Lump of nullity if one or both of the par Party Planned by the ground. Understanding from the trophy in previous years THE 0. G. GILL Academy of Letters Founded FRIDAY, MARCH S . Centennial Egg or Lump ties bed been previously married the reports that had been brought were: 1940, St. Mary’s of Wal- An offshoot of the Gallery is the 6 p.m.— St. Freneii’ vi. St. Vin senburg, and 1941 and 1942, Wadge Nut aniFtheVonsort is still living. in from the "runners” and emi ENGRAVING GO. ■''If afWr reaching the age of 14 grants that this money had be Catholic Academy of Letters, pat cent’s. Regis high. Wadge Egg or Lump ^ longed to Mr. Kinkaid, Mrs. Arch- terned on the French institution, WEDDING 8TATKONERT years yithey one or both of the Cathedral Group 6 U t* Domenico, Prop, Pinnacle Nut ambault felt so indignant as the which includes 25 foreign and 15 ship for the fourth straight time. partied had lived outside the parish 1751 Qiampa Su MAin 5046 Pinnacle Egg or Lump limits Jthis )nay also be inter Indians proudly' strutted about native authors. These represent Pupils Entertain Abbey won the consolation cham dragging their strings of silver that the Catholic writers of the day pionship by defeating Pueblo Cath Pinnacle Slack preted ^ citjr or diocese] for six The Cathedral Altar and Rosary she told her husband that she was whose work it is thought will out olic high, 31-28, in an overtime months, docuiaients signed by two society is sponsoring a pinochle and Lignite Slack going to tramp on the end and see last their generation. Sister Mary PTA in Cathedral game. witnesses'niust be secured to indi card party Monday evening, March if she could break it. But he cau Joseph probably knows more about The kingpins reached the, finals cate that no impediment to mar 8, in the reading-room of St. Paul’s RUGBV GOAL GO. riage was contracted in that pe tioned her that it might result in the great contemporary C.atholic by defeating the Holy Family chapel. authors as a whole than any one Three hundred members and riod. the murdering of their family and friends of the Cathedral-St. James' Tigers, 34-26, in the second round, KE.0121 1144-5th St. This party will take the place of else, but she has been unable to the burning of the fort. PTA were entertained by the pu and trimming St. Francis’, 25-24, 6th and Cnrtla Streata the ball heretofore given annually ascertain the identity of “ Michael Over a year later Mr. Kincaid pils of the sixth, seventh, and in a thrilling semi-final struggle. by the society for the purpose of stopped again at the fort on his Kent,” whose successful The Maes Press Club Meeting eighth grades under the direction The Re (BUtitd Sacmment Parith) the Nadorff home, the g u e ^ of Arvada Married to YOU’RE FIGHTING FOR The March meeting of the Altar Frances and Katherine Nadorff. and Rosary society will take place The Rev. Richard Hieiter was a gueit. It’s Patriotic and Economical Friday, March 12, in McDonoui To Raeaiva CommunioD hall, following recitation of the John G. Doyle Members of the Altar and Rosary in the church at 2 p.ra. A Rosary society and of the PTA will large attendance is urged. Plans receive Communion in a body next for the Easter Monday ball, held Sunday, March 7, in the 8 o’clock (Shrine of St. Anna, Arvade) Edwin B. Clayton annually for the past 27 years, will Mass. An altar decorated with yellow iMiwnastwiSii be discussed by the ball chairman, Mrs. John Keefe was hostess to snapdragons, jonquils, and palms Eqy*l to 3- PAGE EIGHT Office, 9S8 .Bannock* Strert THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone '4205 Thursday, March 4, 1943 ve s e t a high problem Ig progreuive. The military nurge, the nurgea* aide, and the WHAT HOOD GLASSES CAN DO Catholic SisteYs of Denver J,v„*dard with a woman trained in home nurging each hag her place in the winning of nearly complete enrollment in ibe Red Cro«t home nursing program. the war. Eye defects consume a lot of energ:y. They tire your eyes, The nuns of Cathedral convent, with Sister Marjr Janet, superior, are In the picture below are ghown, left to right, back row— Sigterg VALUES IN your nerves, your entire body. Proper glasses can bring more shown in the accompanying picture in their home nursing class, taught Roge Angela, Roberta Marie, Mary Aloygia, Ruth Agneg, and Aquinag; re^ than sleep, diet and vacations. by Mrs. Franklin Keyser, a graduate nurse. Mrg. Franklin Keyger, instructor; Sigterg Mary Ixiuige, Marie Joan, At this time the military service has taken many professional Margaret Elinor, and Mary Fimian; front row— Sigterg Loretta Marie, In these days when we so greatly need to conserve our energy, nurses from the hospitals. Their ranks are being refill^ by the sup Anaglagia, Mary WalburU, Mary Janet (guperior), Anna Mary, Mary POINT RATIONED and to prevent fatigue and nervousness the first step is to plemental workers trained as Red Cross nurses* aides. The nursing Sylvia, and Agneg Doloreg. check your eyes. Call on us today. CANNED FOODS S W I G E R T BROS. Point Better FUlon OpiOIII®il*€rtS G o o d Seretoe Price for Etmry Ago Right Prices Value Value 1550 California KErttona 76SI GLA 88SB IMDIVIDUALLT 8TTLKD [8] Tomato Juice ...... _.300 can 6c SUNNY DAWN ^ BUY WAR BONDS AND STAHIPS [8] Tomato Juice No. 1 tall can 7c Monuments REQUIESCANT LIBBY Mr. Frank March!, a Catholic, IN PACE has been with me for many [8] Pineapple Juice f»'i!lO c years. DOLE KAYirOS LOVATO, Ut« of Fort Col- Let us show you monuments de liot, wift of Pet* Lovato and mother of signed and caryed by him in Todt Lovato, 3I1B BItke. Be^lem Hate Mt. Olivet Cemetery. in Sacred Heart church Frmav at t Interment Ut. Olivet. [14] Asparagus L ALL GREEN JULIA TOBREZ of 746 Curtia, daugh ter of Paulita Torrei, aieter of Andrew. A. T. THOMSON Alice, Nellie, Lenore, and MoUy Torret Requiem Mate in St. Cajetan’e church TA 8018 Saturday at 9. Interment Ut. Olivet. [14] Asparagus .--!.‘Kan28c 600 Sherman St. Theodore Uackethal eervice. DEL MONTE GILBERT ATENCIO. IBIO E. 87tb avenue, eon of Mr, and Ure. Fred Aten- Fnrfv Hniirq’ Will OLDEST MEMBER OF LORETTO cio, brother of Leroy, Donald, Richard and Helen Atencio. Mate of the Angela [14] Beans Mile High...... No. 2 can 10c Spillane Mortuary at 9 o’clock' Saturday in Annunciation n ^ u n f COMMUNin TAKEN BY DEATH church. Interment Mt. Olivet, Boule , CUT GREEN OR WAX vard aervice. 1545 So. ^roadway PEarl 0723 MRS. TEREY McALOON, mother of The oldest member of the Loretto Mrs. John H. Spillane Mre. Joe Mall and Mra. Anna' Middle- Start March 7 tor live of Montreal, Canada, but a OF IIIFFCIIOII brook of Akron. Services Tuciday at Heights community. Sister Mary naturalized citizen of the United Funeral Director and Emhalmer 10 in St. Joteph't church, Akron. Inter Aurelia Archambault, died in St. States. Her mother was Amanda [15] Kuner Beets no 2v, can 11 c ment in Mt. Olivet cemetery, Denver. Joseph’s hospital, Denver, Tuesday Zereviah Schellinger, daughter of CUT PABLO J. GALLEGOS of 2660 W. morning, March 2, after an illness German immigrant family of ISth avenue, formerly of Fort Collina Mt. Carmel Parish of more than a month’s duration. Philadelphia. When the little girl, AFIEIICRISO Catholic Charities district; husband of Mrs. Josephine Gallegos, father of Mike, Feliz, Abel, Sister Aurelia, who would have Sadie, was three years old the Sidney, Lloyd, and Paul Gallegos; also been 90 years old on her next Archambault family was forced to [8] Kuner Corn _ i2cz oa„12c JOBS WANTED survived by 24 grandchildren and four (Our Lady of Mt. Carmal Parish) birthday, was bom Aug. 2, 1853, leave because of the Indian wars. Cpl. J, Emmett Harrington of WHOLE KERNEL GOLDEN BANTAM great-grandchildren. Requiem Hass in On Sunday, March 7, at 10 For Good Workers St. Cajetan’s church Tuesday at 9. In near Independent Rock, Wyo., on After spending some time in Ne Fort Francis E. Warren, Wyo., terment Mt. Olivet. Olinger service, a Solemn Mass will open th'e the fur-trading post owned by her braska City, Nebr., they went to of any type, permanent or odd Forty Hours’ devotion in Mt. Car died Tuesday night, March 2, in Job, Employment Department. MARY ANN POWERS of Fort Logan. father, Alfred Archambault, a na- Florissant, Mo., where ^ ey estab [14] Highway Corn No 2oa„12c Sitter of Thomas Smith of Kansas City. mel church. It will continue lished their home. Cheyenne as a result of an arm in 1666 Grant St. KEystone 6886 Requiem Mass at 10 Tuesday in St. through Tuesday night. COUNTRY GENTLEMAN NARROW GRAIN Rose of Lima’s church. Interment Mt. The famous old Loretto academy fection arising from injuries suf Olivet. Parents are asked to send their in Florissant was the convent in fered in an auto accident Feb, 13 little children dressed in Commun JOSEFA ROHRACHER. formerly of which Sister Aurelia was educated. near Fort Oillins. News of the D O yL E ’S Granby, Mother of Francis A. Boh- ion clothes for the procession on Pioneer Catholic [ 1 3 ] Lima Beans ..No. 303 glass 14c In 1870, at the age of 16, she en racher and Mrs. E. W. Scherer of Sunday at 10 a.m, and on Tuesday young soldier’s death was conveyed DEL MONTE PHARMACY Kremmling and Mrs. Fred L. Brady of tered the Sisfers of Loretto, and Denver. Also survived by seven grand at 7 :30 p.m. was clothed in'the religious vesture in a-telegram to his father, Jerry Th« PartfccUr Ongflft children. Requiem Mass at 9 Wednes Masses on Monday and Tuesday on the Feast of the Assumption in Harringfton of 3461 W. 32nd ave 17TH AVE. AND GRANT day in St. Cathenne'i church. Inter ment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard service. will be held at 7, 8, and 9 o’clock. Woman, Charity that year. nue, Denver, from authorities of [11] Spinach Little Mill...... No. 2 can 12c B. ISS7 jWSSB DEUVEST ELLEN JOSEPHINE EGAN, 2422 Services 'will take place Sunday, Sister Aurelia spent most of her the Wyoming army post, . Grove. Wife of John F. Egan, mother Monday, and Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. of Frank. John. Walter, and Edmond religious life as a music teacher Cpl. Harrington, for many years In the closing services Tuesday, and taught in a number of the Egan and Mrs. Samuel January; aiiter Monsignor Joseph Bosetti, V.G., an employe of the Colorado Milling [I] Baby Foods t;:^is: 25c of Winifred B. Rector, New York city, Leader, Is Dead Loretto schools and academies. In GERBER. SINGLE CAN, 7c and John E. Boland. Chicago; grand will officiate. Parishioners are addition to Loretto Heights, Sister Co. before his entry into the serv mother of Joe January, Marjorie Con asked to attend all services and Aurelia also taught in Bethlehem ice May 8, 1942, had been an in nelly. Robert, Betty, and Jackie Egan, make intentions for world peace. ;THEODORE: and Ellinor and Lt. Frank Egan, U.S.A.. Mrs. ■ Alice A. Dolan, aged pio academy, St. John, Ky.; in the old structor in the baking division of Portland, Ore. Requiem Matt in St. 'The St. Theresa sodality will neer Catholic, who came west with Loretto seminary, Webster Groves, Fort Warren, He was born in [II] Fruit Cocktail "ITZZU Dominic’i church Wednesday at 10. In meet on Friday, March 5, at 8 p.m. SINGLE, NO. I TALL CAN. 16c terment Mt. Olivet. George P. Hackethal her husband and settled in Chey Mo.; and in St. Anne's academy, Leadville May 7, 1913, and moved HACKETHAL: service. in the school hall. It will be on enne when Wyoming was a terri St. Paul, Kans. to Denver as a small boy. In Den NELLIE F. PARSLOW, 1141 Harrison Friday instead of the usual tory, died in St. Anthony’s hospital With the opening of Pancratia ver he attended St. Dominic’.s and street. Requiem Msts is being offered Wednesday because of an amateur Denver, as a result of a heart at hall in 1929, Sister Aurelia re- St. Catherine’s parochial schools, [ ] Pineappie Gems »V ” l4 c Air Conditioned at 9:20 Thursday in St. Philomena’s show the English section of the 10 church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard tack suffered a year ago. Bom m Holy Family high school, and Regis DOLE service. Surviving are four nephews and Altar society is giving. Members, 1867 in 'Wheeling, W. Va., Mra. DO' college. After leaving college he ona niece: Luke A. and Arthur Parslow please note. Ian came to Denver in 1890. Her was sent to Fort Collins as a chem MOBTUARY in the navy, Charles snd Frank Parslow of Denver, and Elinor Parslow, also of The senior Holy Name society husband, the late Councilman ist for the milling company, and he 1449-51 KalgiBetb St. Denver. wishes that all of the parishioners Thomas F. Dolan, served for 35 remained in the same work until Phone HAia 4006 ALICE SULLIVAN, formerly of Cen would turn in the names and ad years on the Denver City Chan his entering the armed forces. tral City, grandmother of Mrs. Alice dresses of all the boys who are in WAY Bush of Salida. Requiem Mass it being ties board, was a membet of the Surviving, in addition to his fa the armed forces so that a religious offered in Loyola church Thursday at 9. original board of Catholic Chan ther. are a brother, W’ilbur, who Interment Mt, Olivet. post card can be sent to them for ties here, and helped frame the IS also stationed with the army in JOSEFITA ABILA, 3016 California Easter. Blank forms will 'be municipal zoning laws. On his street, wife of Reducindo AbUa. mother Fort Warren, and a sister, Mrs. Miles ■ Dryer ■ Atller of Mrs. Carolina Vasques. Requiem Mess passed out at the Masses by the death in 1937 he was eulogized by Alice Horton of the home. is being offered at 9 Thursday io Sacred ushers. Parishioners are to fill the American Historical society. HOTEL O’iVEILL Heart church. Interment Mt. Olivet. them out and return them to the . Prinliog Co. Mrs. Dolan resided at 3140 Stout, PRIVATE SHOWER BATH AND TOILET IN EVERY ROOM ushers, or to the rectory as soon and, as a member of Sacred Heart THOMAS KELLY as possible, < Society to Serve Extansirdy remodeled and boaqtirully refurnUhed in 1939. Quiet location but Programs and Circulars Thomai Kelly, formerly a mechanic parish, was actively connected with adjacent to the ihopping, buitnm, and theaUr centan. in the Union Paciflo shops In Denver, The ushers’ club will receive many Denver charitable groups. As Rates—31.76 ainyla «.50 donblt Thomas L. O'Nein. Manaytr Tickets for died in a Los Angeles hospital Feb, 26. Holy Communion on Sunday, past president of the Good Shep He is survived by his wife, Clara; four Lunlli on March 4 14TH AND STOUT ST. DENVER. COLO. KE. 127T Bazaars and Carnivals sons, Elmer F., Oakland; Vernon J., March 7 in the 7 o’clock Mass, herd Aid, she directed a charity Quickly Produced Berkeley; Leslie J., Denver; and Ralph The Children of Mary will receive ball and was responsible for a F., Brooklyn; three daughters, Mrs. E. Reaionably Priced Holy Communion in the 8 o’clock record sum of $6,500 cleared A. Stevens and Miss Hazel Kelly, Los Ma.ss. Siitar Mary Aurelia The Holy Ghost Altar and Ros Angeles, and Mrs. Henry Doll, Omaha. on a city-wide picnic. She had ary society will serve its monthly UNION LABEL IF DESIRED Burial in Lot Angeles. USE M Y The Junior Holy Name society been active in the Sacred Heart turned to Denver after an absence noonday lunch on Thursday, March 1986-88 LAWRENCE ST. will meet Thursday, March 11, at Aid, the Catholic Order of Fores of many years gnd received charge MRS. EMMA J. McMa h o n 4, in Holy Ghost hall. Lunch will 3:30 p.m. in the school. . ters, the Catholic Daughters of of the new chapel in Pancratia be served from noon until 2 KEystone 6348 Mrs. Emma J. McMahon, 60, died at America, and the Altar and Rosary 962 10th street Thursday following an The Mt. Carmel Alumni have hall. aShe retained this office until o’clock, after which those wish MONEY TO PAY extended illness. Bom in Canon City chosen the fourth Friday of every society of her parish. Her out 1936, when a fall incapacitated her ing to do so may remain to play Oct. 20, 1882, she was married to Dennis month for their regular meeting. standing record of 50 years’ mem for several months. cards. YOUR J. McMahon, former Public Service Co. A unit of the Catholic Parent- bership in the 'w’omen’s Benefit Since that time Sister Aurelia employe, in New York. He is deceased. Tickets are 35 cents, and an ex Teacher association was organ association of Denver was to be spent most of her time in prater For 30 years a resident of Denver cellent menu, including delicious Tom Flaherty’s snd member of Of- Elizabeth’s parish, ized in Mt. Carmel school on Tues noted next year with a jubilee cele and reading. Since she was af ‘‘mulligan’’ stew, will be prepared. Mrs, McMahon it survived by two sis day, Feb. 23, with a large number bration by that society in honor of flicted with almost total deafness ters, Mre. W. T. Msyfleld. Denver, and It is hoped that all regular pa INCOME TAXES Mrs, Iva Harris, Lot Angeles: snd three of mothers attending. Mrs. Dolan. She was the oldest in her last years, reading was one charter member living in Colorado. trons as well as many first-time COLONY GRILL brothers, Edward Manchester, Hismi, Mrs. Thomas J. Morrissey, pres of the aged religious’ favorite pas guests will find it convenient to Remember, the first quarter of your Income Tax is due March Fla.; Louis L. Manchester, Denver: and ident of the Colorado league of the times. 15th. Our funds are available to you to pay these taxes, and you William Manchester, San Diego, Calif. A Solemn Requiem Mass was attend. Requiem Mass was sung Saturday at 9 CPTA, addressed the mothers. scheduled for Thursday in Sacred Despite her deafness and the may repay us in convenient monthly payments to suit your Where Friends Meet Friends in . St. Elizabeth's church, with burial Mrs. Morrissey explained the pur Heart church, with interment fol sufferings incumbent with her de The re^Iar meeting of the so income. , following in Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan A pose o f the association, the means lowing in Mt. Olivet. William P. clining years. Sister Aurelia never ciety will be held on Monday, Son service. • FINE FOODS and manner in which to make it Horan service. lost her characteristic .cheerfulness March 8, at 2 p.m. in Holy Ghost Loans Quickly Made on successful, and discussed methods and her genuine interest in her hall, Denver. • MIXED DBINKS JAMES C. FARRELL Surviving Mrs. Dolan are two Autos, Furniture, (xiilaierBl, First and Second Mortgages on of running it. After her address community, her family, her for Improved Denver Real Estate and to Salaried Employees on their • BEEB • WINE James C. Farrell, 60, of 2140 Cali sons and two daughters: Mary fornia street, a government employe, she answered questions. Officers Belle Mullen, Frank T. Dolan, and mer pupils, and friends. plain note, without notifying their employer. died Wednesday in Fitssimons General elected were as follows: President, Lloyd P. Dolan of California, and On Tuesday, Jan. 26, Sister March 18 Date of 569 E. Colfax hospital after an illness of itwo months. Mrs. Frank Pomponio; vice presi Aurelia fell in the convent corridor . OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS TILL 3 P.M. His father, James Farrell, died in Denver Mrs. Alice I. Byrne of Brighton; just a week before. The younger Far dent, Mrs. John CaroUo; secretary, the following grandchildren, En and suffered a fracture of the hip. rell was bozn in Iowa July 19, 1892, and Mrs. A1 Rotolo; treasurer, Mrs. sign Charles T. Byrne, and Alicia She was removed that evening to CPTL Conference came to Denver from New York in St. Joseph’s hospital. In the night Nick Borelli; chairman of ways Marie, Alice Lorraine, and Her 1928. He was a vsteran of World war 1. of Feb. 23 she had a stroke, from Call a Requiem Hass was offered Saturday in and means, Mrs. Jerry La Guardia; schell Dolan; and a sister, Mary J. which she never regained con Holy Ghost church, with interment in chairman of program committee, Hargraves. The Catholic Parent-Teacher JIM FURLONG Mt. Olivet, Olinger service. Mrs. Harry Gavito; chairman of sciousness. Those present at the league of Denver will hold its A brother, John, who lives in the East, death bed were Sister Frances 1735 Welton St. ZONE CAB survives him. publicity committee, Mrs. A1 Ro fifth one-day conference in the KEystone 2224 Marie, superior o( Loretto Heights, MAln 7171 tola. Lincoln room of the Shirley-Savoy Open Daily 8:30 to 1:86—Saiurdaya Till 1 P.M. WILLIAM J. CONWAY The Holy Name society had its Loretto Heights and Sister Mary Linus, vicaress hotel Thursday, March 18, begin Our Branch Offiea at Farlon* Auto Co., 539 Broadway Frempt. Coartsoos Berries William J. Conway, 88. retired grocer yearly dinner-meeting on Tuesday general of the Loretto community, ning with Mass at 9 o’clock in Holy CHEAPEB BATES kod brick mason, died Thursday at 2727 evening, March 2. It was held in who is in Denver on a short visit Ghost church. The conference CLEAN NEW CABS W. 33rd avenue after a two-week illness. the j\.rrow inn. Guests of the so Alumnae Meet in Relatives of Sister Aurelia who will start promptly at 10 o’clock. His home was at 666 Perry street. Born in Cincinnati Dec. 30. 1864, he came ciety were the Rev. Gaetano del were present durin|; the night at The luncheon reservations are to Denver 68 years ago. He was the Brusco, O.S.M.; the Rev. Hilde th? sick bed had Just left when in charge of Mrs. Frank Buchen, uncle of Dsn Darnell, Mra. James E. brand Brunetti, O.S.M.; and the Washington, D. C. death came. SPruce 4998, and Mrs. Ralph ‘Why Pay More?’ Thrall. Mrs. Sarah Spencer, Mrs. Charles Sister Aurelia is survived by one C. Jones, and Mrs. John J. Reilly. In Rev, John Bosco, O.S.M. Moore, CHerry 0417, who will ap (Trademark) terment was made Saturday in Mt. Olivet. Thanks are to be given to sister, Mrs. James Hartford, and preciate reservations from the these heads of the different com- Blackout sirens ordered the na two nephews, Leon and Pierre presidents of the various affiliated FRANK T. DUNCAN mittees: Mrs. Ed Minardi, Mrs. tion’s capital: mto darkness, but Archambault, all residents of associations not later than Mon Frank T. Duncan, 48, a former resi Roxie Carboni, Mrs. John Carollo, the first meeting of Loretto Denver. day, March 15. WM. W. MYER DRUG STORES dent of Denver, died Fridiy in Seattle. Wash., as a result of bums suffered Mrs. Jerry La Guardia, Mrs. Au Heights college alumnae in Wash The funeral was scheduled for ington, D. C., went off on sched Thursday morning at 9 o’clock in The conference this year prom INCORPORATED •when he fell asleep in a chair with a gust Mazzola, Mrs. Joseph Andrew, ises to be interestiiiig and a large lighted eigaret in his hand. His mother, and Mrs. Frank Masciotro. ule. An unexpected announcement the college chapel and burial was Colorado Ovmed Stores Mrs. Frank P. Duncan, resides at 1121 that a blackout would be held Feb. attendance is expected. Milwaukee street. Albert Toto, who is stationed in in the Loretto Heights cemetery, Mr. Duncan was horn in St. Paul, Camp Adair, Ore., has been pro 22 failed to stop the plans for a with Horan & Son Mortuary in Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr. Minn., and 16 years ago came to Denver. moted to the rank of corporal. dinner meeting of the group, at charge. The Rev. Anthony Wein- He was connected with the General Foods Your Purchase o f War Bonds Felix Andrew is convalescing in which a Washington chapter of the zapfel, chaplain, celebrated the Broadway and Ellsworth 16th and California Corp. for 12 years, and went to Seattle alumnae association was formed. and Stamps Helps Secure Your last April when he was promoted to diS' a Denver hospital. Dominic Co- Requiem Mass and conducted the Future. 15th and California trict mtntger there. lacito is in St. Joseph’s hospital. Instead of being served in the burial services. A veteran of World war I, he served R ec^tly baptized were Kenneth country club, the dinner was given We Do Not Have Special Sales But Sell Yoo at Our Lowest in Rve major engagements with the in the home of Mrs. Marjorie Can marines. He was reported killed in Peterson, Gloria Goetz, Victor Prices Every Day on All Drug Marehandiae. action, hut, following the armiatice, was Quarontino, Roberta Hill, Beverly non Murphy, 26 Williams lane, Mary Ellen Dougherty among the wounded located in a German Chevy Chase, Md., and the busi hospital. Guida, Richard, Rose, and Donald CAYTOY Serna. ness session followed in the base Head of Ozanam Club After a Requiem Mass Tuesday in St. 1635 Curtis, Upstairs Philomena’a church, interment was made ment of the home, equipped for '■ww w w w w w < in Mt. Olivet. Olinger service. blackout. 3t Yfsrt in Boiintu Surviving, besides bis mother, are Mary Ellen Dougherty was Charily Ball Mar. 17 Officers chosen for the chapter American and Chinese Food three listers, Margaret M. Duncan of are Mrs. Jane Winbum Close, elected president of the Ozanam CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING ^UR MONUMENTS snd Denver, Mrs. E. B. Evdeth of Blryn club at a dinner given for mem Chop Suer, Chow Mein Uawi', Pa., and Mrs. J. R. O’Conneir of Is Already Guaranteed chairman, and Miss Natalie Swan, Steak and Chicken Dinnen markers are carved from stain Evanston, III.; and a brother, Johnj R. secretary-treasurer. Among ten bers of the club by the Rt. Rev. Monsignor John* R. Mulroy' in Sea Food Dinners Duncan of Los Angeles. ' tative plans laid by the group are less granites by the latest Holy Ghost hall. Other officers Record Ticket Sale a luncheon meeting in May and PHONE MA. 9886 Classified Ads MRS. ELIZABETH EISMAN elected were Gertrude Graves, quarrying and fabricating proc a Mass and breakfast to be held Mrs. Elizabeth Eisman, 69. died Mon vice president; Frances Haig, sec it will pay you to road ALL of tho following day, Feb. 22, in Los Angeles, Calif., fol The steering committee of the in the fall on the same day that advertisemeDls. esses. We now have the finest retary; and Marcia Steiman, lowing an automobile accident that oc Ancient Order of Hibernians the Loretto alumnae stage their values we have ever been privi curred as shs was on the way to ehorch treasurer. sponsoring the 67th annual St homecoming in Denver. for Hass. Her death was slmoat instan Miss Dougherty is resident di leged to ofifer you. We wel taneous. Burial took place in Los An Patrick’s day ball, in the Lincoln FLORIST PAINTING & PAPERING geles Thursday, Feb. 26. ' Mrs. Eisman room of the Shirley-Savoy hotel rector of the Little Flower Social BIRDS come your calL Paiotina and Papenna raaaonabis. K had been a member of St. Therese’s par will meet Tuesday evening, March Aid Branch to Hold center. Oompleia Floral Sarr!^, raaacnable T. iah. Aurora, until two months before her EYE prices. Lieb'a Flower Shop. 3922 W. 82nd Yeaxar. 37 W Mapit. SPruce 2951 death. Two daughters survive in . Cali 9, at 8 o’clock in the Knights of Are. GL. 0133 all boun. JACQUES BROTHERS fornia. Columbus hall. According to Mrs Meeting on March 11 Cheyenne Diocese’ s FROZEN PHOTCXIRAPHS Mayme Duddy, publicity chairman, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Andenon pbotoe. 1206 I6tb Sl at Low. Since 1902 ^ Bishop Sets Example as a record advance sale of tickets FOODS renet. MAia 1373. Fraa nawa cuts. has already been noted, and all The Annunciation branch of St Lent Laws Relaxed Reconditioned pianos, playsra, aranda. 28 E. 6lh Ave. TAbor 6468 Donor to Blood Bank indications point to a sell-out for Vincent’s Aid society will meet in organa (pips and raad), oreheatral {natm- COLORADO Birmingham.—Wishing by force Groeeriea • MeaU • Bakery mants. T. R. Walkar, i l l Broadway. 8P the charity event. More than 100 St. Vincent’s home, W. 42nd and Cheyenne.— Bishop Patrick A. 7364. - H.4TCHERY of example to bring home to his persons, representing all the Cath Lowell boulevard, Thursday, March McGovern of Cheyenne has an MEL R. SCDTT TMADt U. I. MURRAY’S MUI people the importance of more do olic lay organizations of Denver, 11, Hostesses will be Mrs. John nounced that because of "ab DRUG STORES MTfPIT nors contributing to the plasma attended the preliminary meet Denver’s Largest COLD SPRI'NG orneg Nalty, Sr.; Mrs. John Nalty, Jr.; normal conditions" Wyoming FMBdaS fer M. T. Mnriir—1833 Phona HAIn 6717 bank In S t Vincent’s hp^ital, Uie ings held in February,-and all are Mrs. Joebim, Mrs. Leo Reed, and Catholics may dispense with the BUTCaiNSON’B PBARMACT 1411-13-26 Urlaaar MONUMENTS Most Rev. T. J. Toolen, Bishop of Phone# GR. 1613-14-15 Your Naborbaod Oroexiat lltspTitBi luarto urged to be present for the March Mrs. Ralph Moore. Cards will be usual Lenten fasting and absti- Wsst 83nd a Jaltaa Phooa SPnioa 0631 700 go. Paarl Dearer, Colo. Mobile, gave a pint of hia blood. 9 meeting. played. nenca with a few ezeeptiona. JA1U8 BUT0HIN8QN Thursday, March 4, 1948 Office, 9S8 Baimoek' Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephofie,* EEystofil 4205 PAGE NINE "he Denver Catholic Register GOCKLFy FIELD 40 HOURS’ DEVOTION TO BE «8ident_ ..Molt Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. R egistorials lltor...... Rt- Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LLD., Joor.D. HELD IN SACRED HEART CHURCH inaginff Editor-.-.______—..Hubert A. Smith, Jour.D. Isoeiate Editors— M. F. Everett, Jour.D.; Charlsi J. McNeill, A.B., San Miguel church, which was built gronad and training o f a well con LEDTFII PLANS (Saerad Haart-LoyoU Paritli) sition all day and the eolems clos Death Comes to ur.D.; Rev. Walter Canavan, J.C.D., Litt.D.; Rev. John Cavanagrh, probablr not long after the city was ducted family home. The three lit Tlie Forty Hours’ devotion 'will ing of Forty Hours’ will take place Another Archbish(^ founded, was partly wrecked in the tle girif thui have been condemned be held in Sacred Heart church A. . LittD .; Rev. Edward A. Breen, M.A., LittM .; Leonard Tangney, on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, Sunday evening, beginning at 7:46 The unexpected death this week Indian revolt o f the late 17th cen lo a cheerleM future in exchange o’clock. B. , Jour.D.; Max Greedy. tury, wfs restored and Is still in for the “ glamour” o f a war Job March 12, 13, and 14. It has been of Archbishop Rudolph A. Gerlum ADE ANNOiNCED Masses on Ash Wednesday will of Santa Fe, .New Mexico, came as use, has more than 3 0 0 Spanish and the personal pleasures the customary in the parish for years be at the regular hoars— Sacred Entered as lecond elau matter at the poet office at Denver, Colo. a great shock to Catholics o f Colo soldiers buried under its floor! The money can buy. — Millard F. to open Forty Hours’ on the Fri Loretto academy chapel has a choir Everett Fathers A. H. Menarik ' and day after Ash Wednesday. All the Heart church, 6 and 8 o’clock; rado. He had often visited Denver, Loyola, 6:30 and 8 o’clock. Ashes particularly during the years be stairway o f rare beauty built by an James F. McCarthy, Buckley Field services of Forty Honrs’ will take Published Weekly by itinerant carpenter who, many chaplains, have completed plans place in Sacred Heart church. The wilt be distributed after the fore our own archdiocese was estab Masses, at 3 o’clock in the after THE CATHOLIC PJIESS SOCIETY (Inc.) lished and when he was the Metro- himself, Mme. ChiangF Turns A ll for Lent. On Ash Wednesday, Solemn Mass and procession the One day the late Archbishop March 10, at noon there will be opening day will be at 8:30 o’clock. noon, and again in the evening polilan o f this district. A man o f Eyes to New China after the devotion. \ 9 3 8 Bannock Street commanding figure and gracious John Baptist Pitaval, th e fifth the blessing of the ashes, a senhon, There will be exposition all day, i Few foreign personalities have personality, he w o n widespread Archbishop of Santa Fe, who died and distribution of ashes; at 6:30 closing with devotions in the eve Novana of Grace made such an impact on the Ameri Telephone, KEystono 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 love. May 23, 1928, in retirement in p.m. there will be recitation of ning at 7 :45 o’clock. On Saturday The novena of m c e is observed Denver, said to ust ‘*Sanla Fe can public as (N ina’s first lady, the Rosary, a sermon. Benediction, at 8 o’clock there will be a High Archbishop (^iken held high in both churches from March 4 to looked the same almost 4 0 0 years Mmes. C h i a B g Kai-shek. Her and imposition of the ashes; at Maas for peace, exposition all day, place in the (Jiiirch, but his life March 12. In Loyola a novena of Subscription: $1 per year. ago, and will look the same 40 0 beauty, intelligence, and courage 6:30 evening Mass will be cele and Confessions in the evening. was a hard one that brought early evening services is in progress; in years hence.” Modern buildings have won the admiration o f this brated, followed by a sermon and The High Mass Sunday will be at death. In the days o f his simple Sacred Heart the novena prayers and improvements, it is true, have whole nation, and she has turned distribution of ashes. ;30 o’clock. There will be expo- Thursday, March 4, 1943 priesthood, he did difficult mis are recited daily after the Masses. come, but somehow they fit into .American eyes toward the Qtina o f sionary work in Texas. He then was On Wednesday evening in Lent The Loyola novena is being the old .Spanish niche in Santa Fe the future. named the first Bishop o f Amarillo, Mass at 6 :30 will be followed by a preached by Father Bernard Mur — Q ty o f Holy' Faith in what Friar Mme. Chiang is the personifica areals Hear From where the Ciatholic population was sermon and Benediction. At 6:30 ray, S.J. The novena services take OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER Marcos de Nixa, who came North tion o f all that is good in the Qirls- sparse but the need o f a separate .m. on Fridays in Lent Mass will place each evening beginning at The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. from Mexico in 1539, called the tian revolution bem n by the great Former Regis Papil diocese was obvious. So difficult but e celebrated, followed by devo 7:45 o’clock. We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What New Kingdom o f St. Francis.— Sun Yat Sen and carried on by siiccesifnl was his work there that, tions of the novena to Our Sorrow The Loyola Young Ladies* sodal ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or Monsignor Smith.- Chiang Kai-shek. ful Mother and Benediction. Week those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official according to the testimony of one John O’R. Hamilton, who at ity will meet in the home of Miss of his fellow Bishops in Texas in Sun Yat Sen envisioned a strong day Masses in Buckley Field will tended Regis high school for sev Kathleen Wade, 2926 Vine street, We hope The Register will be read in every home of the new nation, built on the firm foun be offered during Lent at the cus Archdiocese. a conversation with us, the other The Tax Ordeal eral years, got word to his parents, Thursday evening, March 11. Gen prelates felt, after six years, that dations of ancient Chinese culture, tomary hours of 10:45 a.jn. and Mr, and Mrs. E. A. Hamilton of eral Communion for the Young We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in Hurts This Year that would give the common man 6:30 p.m. the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. he should be promoted to show the Hamilton Furs, Denver, from Ladies’ sodality and the Junior appreciation of the (Church. They Tim e was, only a few years ago, of China not only a decent living, CHAPLAU4 LUTOMSKI somewhere in the Pacific for the Young Ladies’ sodality will take Hh URBAN J. VEHR, so petitioned the Holy See. Hence, when March 15 meant little more but also a fuller existence at a child REQUESTS ROSARIES first time in six months. He is on place in Loyola this Sunday, March Jan. 29, 1942. Archbishop of Denver. when the saintly Friar Archbishop to most o f us than its being two o f Ck>d. Christian ideals formed the An appeal for devotional ar active duty in the navy. 7, in the 8:30 o’clock Mass. Albert T. Daeger, O.F.M., died Dec. days away from March 17, which it basis o f his plant for the future, ticles, particularly rosaries, for 2, 1932, Bishop (^rken was named St. Patrick’! day. We had the or and Christian ideals inspire the distribution to soldiers was voiced as his successor, being installed as deal, it is true, o f filing an in heroic endeavors of (^iang Kai- this week by Chaplain Casimir F. ANNUNCIATION ALTAR SOCIEH Archbishop Aug. 23, 1933. We saw come tax return and of paying out shek and his wife. Lutomski o f the Fort Loran re the magnificent ceremony o f instal a few dollars that we scarcely How thoroughly Christian prin ception center. Because of the war, lation, with the Apostolic Delegate missed. ciples have replaced pagan ideals importation of rosaries has vir COMPLETES SUCCESSFUL YEAR presiding, and also the giving o f How limes have changed. March in the New Cihina was demonstrated tually ceased and they are becom the pallium, when Bishop A. J- 17 this year is just going lo be a by Mme. Chiang on Tuesday, when ing; exceedingly difficult to ob Schuler, then o f El Paso, now liv day in our lives that is two days she told a crowd o f 17 ,000 persons tain. Many soldiers arriving from (Annunciation Pariili) The monthly card party, spon ing in retirement in Denver, of after we have filed an income tax in New York that charity and not the smaller communities report In the monthly meeting of the sored by the Altar and Rosary so ficiated. hatred mutt determine the post there are no rosaries to be had in rtar and Rosary society the finan- ciety, will be held Thursday after return and have paid a goodly sum o f money that we are definitely go war policy o f the United Nations their home towns. Father Lutom sl report was read by the Rt. Rev. noon, March 4, at 2 o'clock in Ha Santa Fe, though it has been a ing to miss. towai^ their Axis enemies. ski was present at the quarterly mrles H. Hague. A summary gus hall. Hostesses will be Mmes. Bishopric since 1850 and an Arch bishopric since 1875, is strictly a Make no mistake about our alti “ There must be no bitterness in conference of the Archdiocesan the report follows: Receipts, F. Shatlahan, G. McDonald, B. Bea missionary field. The Gallup dio tilde in the matter. We are thor the reconstructed world,” she said. Council of Catholic Women Tues jes, $126; candles, $46; card man, and Pritchett. cese was cut o ff from it and oughly in favor of having this gen “ No matter what we have under day and made an apneal for reli irties, $109.65; pillow case sale, Mrs. G. McDonald was namro Tucson and had its first Bishop, eration pay the bills it is contract gone and tuffered, we must try to gious articles for service men. 4 ;Vbridge luncheon, $31.75; hospitality chairman and Mrs. R the Most Rev. Bernard T. Eispelage, ing in so far as this is possible forgive those who injured us and Pay March 15th aster cards, $9.10; flower dona- Moore publicity chairman. LOWRY NO, 2 CHAPEL O .F.M ., installed Oct. 30 , 1940, bui Despite contrary opinion that has remember only the lesson gained ms, $46.10; games parties, During March the Altar society TO HAVE STATIONS the archdiocese* still covers 74,860 been expressed officially, though, thereby. The teachings o f Christ Stations of the cross, donated by 18.65; pop and candy, $126.51; will conduct the annual drive for square miles and hat 141,201 we are certain that there can be radiate ideals for the elevation of various soldiers, will be erected in lilt awards $82.50; fancy work new members. The membership Catholics, including several thou Just as remunerative a return made souls and intellectual capacities far the chapel of Lowrv Field No. 2 committee will consist of Mmes. E. Taxes With a id apron bazaar booth, $494; and sand full-blooded Pueblo and to the public till as there now is in above the common passions of hale early in Lent, Chaplain Clatus E. Pritchett, Ted Johnson, F. Shan- iscellaneous, $31.58, for a total of .Navajo Indians, particularly the a much less troublesome manner and degradation. . . . Recrimina Snyder said. Details of the Lenten [,335.84. Expenditures, Requiem han, T. Luplow, Lee, and J. Con Pueblos. In population, therefore, than we have. tion and* hatred wiQ lead us no schedule for Lowry Fields No. 1 igh Masses for members, $35; al- nolly. the Archdiocese o f Santa Fe is con The American people awoke with where.” and No. 2 have not yet been com ir breads, $147.63; candles, The Altar and Rosary society Personal Loan siderably greater than that of Den the New Year, some undoubtedly No other leader in the United pleted; Father Snyder said, how 40,2i9; supplies, $240.41; laundry, delegates to the ACCW conference ver, but on the whole its members with the proverbial hangover, but Nations has made so Christian or ever, that services for the accom i8.51; and flowers, $61.60, for a were Mrs. W. Anderson and Mrs. are poor Spanish-speaking people all o f them perhaps with the hope so intelligent a declaration on the modation of men of both fields were ital of $683.44. T. Johnson. who have little o f this world's goods ■hat Congress would speedily enact problem o f how to treat the Axis being planned. Monsignor Hagus thanked all Friday, March 5, is the first Fri and who live, for the most part, legislation that would keep all nations after the war. Father Snyder was one of the io.se who worked for the organiza- day of the month; Masses will be available lax money going lo the close to the soil in a large number The ideals expressed by Mme. speakers who addressed a banquet on and called the past year one of at 5:15, 7, and 8. treasury in w e ek ly installments. of small towns. The archdiocese Chiang will rule the China o f the of the Catholic Daughters of Amer le most successful on record. He The Altar and Rosary society Hoping against hope, most of us is, however, astonishingly well future, and the Church will play ica last Sunday in the Cosmopoli e.sented Mrs. W. Schweider, the choir will practice Friday after have forestalled the filing of our equipped. Its Cjilltedral, built by an increasingly important role in tan hotel. etiring president, with a beauti- noon at 2:30. « income tax returns. W e were wait the great pioneer Archbishop her great nation. Never before have Fsthsr Snyder officlstsd In ths foUow- il rosary. PTA M«et> March 10 ing for a better arrangement that Lamy, the hero of Willa Gather’s Catholic missionaries found such int marrisan recently: Sat. Welter A. Hundreds of Denver income- The regular meeting of the PTA has not been made and will not be Shaffer of Hayi, Kens., and Vlrainia quiet classic, Death Comet for the favor in (Jiina. Never before have will be held Wednesday afternoon, is an imposing struc made until we have paid at least OavU of Denver, whoee attendanti were Archhithop, (he people there been so well pre Archie Cavsnenah and Msraaret Hary earners are taking advantage of March 10, at 2 p.m. in the hall. half o f the taxes we owe for money ture that incorporates into itself a pared to understand and lo accept OavU; Sat. Albert Oeroiler and Dorii The first grade pupils will present made last year out o f this year's Burden of Boeton, Maes., with Pvt. church that goes back through the the Gospel o f Christ. Every for a program under the direction of centuries and that contains some income. Thomas McMahon and Hildrcd T. Heiden the convenient, friendly Personal ward step in the Christian revolu aa witneaiea; Pvt. Raymond Halberson Sister Mary Catherine. The first The way we juggle our personal worthwhile works o f art. Around tion will bring the Chinese closer and Irene Just of Denver; Roy J. Beth grade room mothers who will serve funds in an attempt to hold a fair Loan service at this bank—to meet this building, in capacious grounds, to the Church o f Christ. and Vlrainia Eatr of Cincinnati, 0 .: refreshments are Mmes. Mumford, stand a number o f buildings that credit rating would scarcely qualify Sat. James Kline and Ann Ciccona of It is not beyond possibility that J. Gaskins, Steve Cinnoco, Popish, make a striking' Catholic center; us as a financial expert. The rea Cleveland, 0 .; Pvt. Daniel Wood and new tax assessments! I f you are China will one day be the greatest Marcella Morel of Paleo, Kans.; and Pvt. and W. Weber. Mrs. T. .1. Mor and, in addition to the institutions soning that has been put forth Joseph G. Carell and Helen C. Hantee Christian nation on the eartli. It rissey, president of the CPTL, will there, Santa Fe has others. St. Mi against a pay-as-you-go plan, how of St. Albans, M. Y. has happened before that, when steadily employed, it costs only $6 be a ^ est. chael's college, a day and boarding ever, leaves us with the f i l i n g Uiat one part o f the world lost its faith A class in home nursing, in grade and high school, has prob we know more about handling to borrow $100— only $12 for $200. which ^parishioners are participat ably furnished more prominent money than do some o f the so- and its culture, another great re gion opened its doors to Christ and ing, will be held in Cole junior high men than any other institution of called experts. We look upon it as His Church. In our age, which has school. There is an opening for its size in the United Slates. The sheer nonsense to argue that we Altar Society to THEEE AEE NO OTHER seen much o f the Western world 10 women; those interested are number o f statesmen who studied are making money on the deal if asked to call CH 1055 before Fri there is unusual indeed. The Lo- we have to pay, say, $1 00 out of throw away its Christian heritage, CHARGES! Repayment may be China is opening its massive doors day. retlines* Academy of Our Lady o f this year’s income on this year’s PTA delegates to the ACCW Light, one o f the largest institu earnings instead o f paying it on to the Cod-Man.— C. J. McNeill. Receive Eucharist made in twelve equal installments. meeting were Mrs. J. Roach and tions o f its kind in the West, with, last year’s earnings. The argument Mrs, J. Gracey. Plans «r e being about 350 students, has for gen that we will eventually profit on Introspection Is Ask about YOUR Personal Loan made for the PTA annual play, erations been one o f the great this arrangement by death seems (Presentation Parish) cultural centers o f the Southwest. futile. W e say that it is the job a Good for the Soul The Altar and Rosary society which will be directed by Mrs. W. at once! Robinson. Mrs. Mumford, scout He who could describe Santa Fe person holds rather than the in The tiresomeness o f close a f will receive Holy Communion mother, reported that two Boy must needs be a poet and an artist dividual himself that pays the in filiation o f one's belter nature and this Sunday. Members are asked Scouts had received second class and a historian. T h e rily was come tax, and death eliminates a one's inferior nature has oppressed to offer their Communion for the awards:- David Mumford and Ray founded in 1607. (jitholic to an job in only rare cases. many pilgrims making the journey men of the parish in the armed mond Fross. extent rarely known in America, it Regardless of personal feeling in through this world.. Repeatedly the forces. ^ St. Teresa's PTA circle will en has an atmosphere strictly its own, the mailer, gel your return in now higher is mortified by the lower; Ashes will be blessed Ash tertain at 1 p.m. Monday in the which has attracted some great ar with a payment and prepare lo pav the angel in us is defeated by the Wednesday before the 7:15 o’clock home of Mrs. J. Murphy, 3778 Wil tists and writers to permanent resi a. second installment by June 15. brute: we pass from soaring to Mass and will be distributed after liams street. Mrs. J. Monckton dence there. It is a city o f legend In the meantime, pray that we will groveling. Philosophers tell us that the Mass, at 3 o’clock in the aft Buy War Bonds arid w ll be co-hostess. and age and romance, where flags soon be favored by a more sensible a man is entitled to be judged by ernoon, and after the services in Those who have recently left for o f various governments have flown arrangement.— Hubert A. Smith. what he is at his best— but we are the evening. Lenten devotions will Stamps Here!, military services include: Arthur and where utterly unheard of things not often at our best. How long do be at 7:30 o’clock on Wednesday Chamberlain, a member of the jun- are taken as commonplace. Its old T h ree Little Girls we remain on the lofty plane of and Friday evenings. There will jor class, and Michael Mullins,_ a In War Time the spiritual and breathe rarefied be a sermon. Rosary, and Benedic ^graduate of the high school; Alice air that tops the mount o f vision tion on Wednesdays and Stations Johnson and Mary Ann Johnson, The inauguration of food ra Most o f the time we wander in the of the Cross and Benediction on The who*have joined the WAAC; Leo PimiSII TO IIOIE' tioning this week throws a further pestilential miasma o f the valley o f Friday evenings during Lent. Cooke, a member of the senior burden upon the American house the shadow or the valley o f indeci' Final plans have been made for class, stationed in Farragut, Ida. wife. The point syslefn itself is sion. the games party to be sponsored sufficiently intricate to make care Dale Heffeman is enjoying a fur W e may travel lo the far ends o f by the Altar and Rosary society lough with his mother. ful planning necessary. The scarc in Redman hall Thursday evening. American National the earth. We cannot shake off this Mrs. R. Charttan has been trans L FEIST ity of canned food and meal, which incubus or divorce ourselves from March 25, ferred from a hospital, where she many fear will become increasingly Mrs. A. Tuffield and Mrs. N. evident as the war progresses, rule; this millstone of self. Repeat was undergoing treatment, to a edly we long lo travel back lo the Race rejiresented the Altar and (St. Patrick’s Parish) out the quick meal formula: “Pul convalescent home. A High Mass celebrated at 9 point where we were when we de RoKiry society in the ACCW meet The Young Ladies’ sodality will on a Bleak or some chops and open ing in the Shirley-Savoy hotel on Bank of DENVER o’clock will begin the parish’s ob a couple of cans.” An attempt lo parted from the right way. I f only hold a “ rationing party” in Hagus we could reverse the action where Tuesday. servance of its patronal Feast of avoid c o o k in g by patronizing -\ hall, Thursday, March 9. There St. Patrick, March 17. Lenten de by w’e made blatant and ignomini The PTA will hold its regular will be bunco, pinochle, and re restaurants will likewise prove meeting in the old rectory next votions at 7 :46 p.m. will be fol fruitless, for the eating places also ous asses o f ourselves! But we have LISTE/V TO FULTON LEWIS, JR. freshments. Proceeds will be used said the words we now regret, and Wednesday afternoon, March 10, lowed at 8:45 by a ball sponsored are having their food supplies re for the annual bazaar. we cannot unsay them. W e have at 2 o’clock. A social hour will be Daily, Monday thru Friday, 9i30 P,M., KFEL by the Holy Name society, with duced. To meet the situation suc 40 Hours’ lo Begin done the deed and it is past amend held at 1 o’clock with the third Leo Hayes as chairmaif. The af cessfully, the housewife roust re The Forty Hours’ devotion in ment. W e are not dealing with a grade mothers serving a dessert fair will take place in the school vert to grandmother’s ways and do FRANK KIRCHHOF ADOLPH KUNSmLER honor of the Blessed Sacrament hall and will feature music played futurity, but with a past fatality. luncheon. more liume-canning and spend a Vice President and Cashier will start Sunday morning at the by a 13-piece band. The Glee club Mrs. F. Macy and Mrs. W. A'. President 5:15 Mass and will end Tuesday much longer time in the prepara It often does good to call a halt will present selections, and the tion o f meals. Tliis means that the for introspection, for a self-accusa- Buchholz attended the ACCW evening at 7 :30 with .solemn pro junior sodality will make a special quarterly meeting on Tuesday. cession and Benediction. services o f the niollier in iRe home lory post-mortem, because con award. are more necessary than ever. science can needle us to renewed Mrs. Fred Kurtz and Mrs. D. C. The Holy Name society will meet Baptized recently were Carol Bui, although nutritional needs effort and lo readjust our sights. Langfield have charge of the sanc Monday evening, March 8. All men Marie, daughter of Lt. and Mrs are added lo serious responsibilities However heavy be the heart in us, tuary during March. of the parish are,requested to at Dale Daniels, and Phyllis Ruth, id child rare and general home we must go on. We must turn our tend because the committees for daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip making, there is a certain cU m of faces resolutely from old darkness Young Ladies’ Sodality the father and son program will be Paulino. women who neglect their duties at to new light, away from eventide selected. All hiembers interested Meets in Edgewater .the values in The banns of marriage were home to lake war jobs. It is impos lo the morning star. Life still is in the Big Brother movement announced Sunday, Feb. 28, for sible to justify their position, for, ours to live it. Every sunrise spells should attend the meeting to be Louis Pietrafeso and Marie Bru as experience in other nations in a fresh and fragrant opportunity. (St. Mary Magdalene’s Parish, held in the home of Mrs. W. E. netti, both of this parish. the present war has shown, quali The one thing plentiful is God's Edgewater) ftLAin 5314 Robinson Friday evening, March 5. hamilton’s Devotions during Lent will in fied workers must be fed adequate foregivenets, after min’s clemency The monthly meeting of the The ushers will be assigned to clude daily Masses at 7 and 8 and ly, children must be trained, and is exhausted or disgusted. Young Ladies’ sodality was held their respective Ma.sses in the next evening devotions on Wednesdays home morale must be maintained In the new effort lo which we in the parish hall, w i^ Rita and meeting. Plans for the Junior Teresa Callicrete in charge. F . J . KlRCfflHOF March a'nd Fridays at 7:45. lest the entire war effort collapse must brace our being, we must first Holy Name society will be dis This Sunday will be Communion from losing the nation’s very foun come lo an understanding with this Plans were completed for the cussed. There will be a discussion reception of the new sodalists, day for the members of the Altar dations. recalcitrant, unruly self o f ours. COINSTRIICTION € o . about changing the society Mass and Rosary society. The monthly Juvenile delinquency is rising in W'e must teach him that he can which will be held on March 26 from 7:30 to 8:30. meeting will be held Tuesday Denver as in other large cities. In not have his own way, unless his at 8 p.m. The social club of the parish will afternoon, March 9, in the lunch one community near Denver, in way is right. We must make no un The following girls are in charge of the reception: Rita BUILDERS sponsor a pre-Lenten social in the room of the school. Mmes. Joseph which an alarming increase o f law worthy compromise, yet where we hall Saturday evening. Carroll, S. F. Chiolero, P. E. less arts among youth has been cannot force him we may persuade Callcerete, G ertrude Graeber, Helen Champa, and Teresa We Appreciate Your Patronage The Junior Newman club will Hanssen, and J. Menghin repre seen, investigation o f case after or lead him. We spend mucli lime sented the society in the quarterly case showed the mother and father on diplomacy with strangers. Is it Schmitz. The social life commit You Simply Can’t meet at 7:30 Monday evening in the tee is in charge of the entertain hall. meeting of the ACCW Tuesday, both at work with no provision for not worthwhile to become thor 708 Lawreii(» St. Denver, Colo. Afford to Miss It! March 2. the care o f the children. The in oughly acquainted with this treach ment. All members are requested Catechism classes are held every to attend. If you’re looking for a cur coat The Mothers’ club sewing group vestigators found that the mothers erous, elusive, sly entity that dwells Friday afternoon for public school met in the homo of its president, for next winter, our March col children, and at 9 a.m. Saturday were indifferent lo their children in our bodies, that it may be per Mrs. William Gaglia, on Wednes and could see only the personal suaded lo play fair with us, to lection will really open your in Our Lady of Lourdes center. BSTABLUHZD UNC3t IMS eyes! The late.st, loveliest day afternoon, March 3. The sew gain lo themselves in their work stand by us, lo befriend us? W e styles fashioned by expert fur ing group sponsored by the Altar checks. cannot afford to have an indwell MORGAN, craftsmen into coats of lasting Fire Damages Office society meets each Friday in the In one case, three small girls ing trickster who betrays and who beauty. Select YOURS now Of Dr. John J. O’Neil home of Mrs. J. Carroll. Members were apprehended following a seri brings to ruin every happy dream LEIBM AN The American Fixture Co. whUe BELOW CEILING prices of the parish are invited to join ous theft. They had been left at and every holy aspiration. We can prevail. Besides, a good fur Approximately $1,000 worth of either of the groups, both of which, home unattended; a child of eight not hope for success in the noblest Maaafaetarsts si coat is a good investment now. instruments and equipment in Dr. are making articles for the annual was supposed to cook the supper. reading o f that term till we have aad HICKEY CHURCH PEWS AND ALTARS John J. O’Neil’s office on the sev bazaar. The parents, non-CalhoIics, were made soul and body join hands and SO bOy now enth floor of the Mack bnilding, both working in a war plant and forces and work together for good, CHURCH FURNITURE 16th and California streets, was Recovers From Illness actually preferred to have the girls for the help of those who toil and Insurance Since 1897, BANK, BAR, AND STORE FIXTURES destroyed Monday, March 1, by a Mrs. M. F. Rice, formerly of placed in a Catholic institution travail, and for the sake o f all this fire set by a match apparently 3359 High street, v’ho had been than to arrange proper home needy and suffering world o f ours. MUlteork of AU Kindt 75 2 G u A Eloctric tossed into a wastebasket by a very ill in St. Anthony'a hospital supervision. Although institutional There is no better time to declare passerby. The two-alarm fire for the past three weeks, is much care will give them safeguards that FRANK KIRCHHOF 1232 ARAPAHOE ST. hafflilionV this new deal for oursejves than TAa 1395 1616 Stout caused an estimated $2,600 dam improved and at home to friends t h ^ do not have now, it can never next Wednesday, the beginning of DENVER, COLO. age altogether. at 2836 Vine. fully replacg tha cultnral back* Lent*— Bov, Jaha Cavaaagh, ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION PAGE TEN O f f !^ 9S8 BSlnbdE fitfw e THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER T depfi^ ' XEyifont '420S ffTiursday, March' i , 1948 If you want to urawi In popularity aa n o r * aoldiera aampla hora«>eooked food in lyJLUlIl’ J O im -dV JJU'I , 1,^ Denver USO-NCCS club. The bar will be continued in the new ST. SCHOLASTICA’ S SENIORS quarfera in the K . o f C. home. Dropping in for a chat and a cookie with M n . Frank McMahon, known ai BUILD UP “Mom,'* are (left to right) Sgt. Bob Raleigh, Pvt. Steve Tetlow, CpI. Etxner A. Lonneman, and Pvt. Bill Brown. Hra. McMahon hai devoted full lime to aerving lunchee aince the cluh’a opening over a year ago, PRESENT ANNUAL CLASS P U T and lends an understanding ear to every doughboy, for she gave two brothers in the first World war, one in the Battle o f the Marne and one in the Argonne forest. COft, •• GKPM KDBIiOODI Canon City.— (St. Seholastica'a sodality with a panel forum led And Alee Ralleva DMreaa ef Academy)ay)— The senior class prepre- by Maria Gomez, prefect. Topics DosenUnm Prieat at Tour Doonlap ^ 'PeHadle' Pamale Waaknasal sented A ik for the Moon, by Olive ably handled were “ Catholic Books If you want to buUd up rad blood puselee to piomota a more raireM « Price, Monday evening, Feb. 22 and Modem Thought,” by Jeanne blbodstream. Although li^ t in plot, the play of< Hegarty; "W hy the Catholic Plnkbam'a C fered much in the way of dramatic Press,” Marian Seldin; “ Forward ad d^ iron). , . . Ptnkham’a Tablata ara also (atoous to action, artistic costuming, and at ing the Catholic Press,” Con relieve distress ot Xemalsjtunotional tractive staging. The setting rep stance Salazar; “ The Contribu monthly dlsturban^. T h l^ beMW of resented a colonial parlor in re tion of the Catholic School Paper.” ORDER COAL NOW their soothing effect on Ojni OP/JKMi’ constructed Williamsburg, with an Catherine Tonso; “ The Power of a n ’ 8 m o s t i m p o r t a n t OROANB. and A«k Yoor Dealer for Taken regularly they help build up re* attractive old-fashioned garden Catholic Literature.” Ann Momar; ststsuc® Agftlntt such symptoms* Fouow scene in the background. “ The Mission Press,” Ellen Smith. Ubal directions. Worth trying/ IMPERIAL For free trial bottle tear this out and Rosemary Comfort, Kathrjm The discussion following was posi send with name and addreea to toe L (Continued From Last Page) conditions in Europe and China be Hold Meeting in (St. Dominie’a Pariah, Denver) Lombard, Eileen Conboy, and Sends 4tli Priest Plans for a pre-Lenten party for ing name, address, and phone num» by which all mankind shall be come our portion? Have we any A triduum in honor of Sir Roleda Beltz, who were presented all members of the Denver Junior her, of every active member through the circle presidents. As •judged on the last day; but prin guarantee that we shall escape Thomas Aquinas, patron o f Cath with attractive statues and pic Tabernacle society, to be held them? If God permits war as a olic schools and scholars, will open tures of the Blessed Mother in it ia deemed necessary to have this cipally almsgiving and visiting the Tuesday, March 9, in St. Francis sick and distressed; prayer, pray chastisement for man's sins and in in the Holy Hour Friday, March 6, appreciation for their splendid To War Service information, copies will be made Cathedral Hall The triduum services will be at services during the past year. de Sales’ hall, 235 S. Sherman, by the committee for officers and ing for the intention of the Holy fidelities— and this war is cer. Father, which include the spiritual tainly caused by man’s rejection of 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday St. Dominic’s senior choir has were outlined by Frances Nadorff chairmen. and temporal needs of the entire God and his sinful excesses—then (Continued From Last Pags) evenings, and at 3:30 Sunday been invited to sing for the first (Continued From Last Pags) of the entertainment committee to The spiritual director, the Rev. we are equally guilty and deaerv afternoon. The Very Rev. George High Mass celebrated in the new tion June 14, 1934. He made his Gregory Smith, and the president, world. We are too far away from on the fe u t of St. Joseph, March the recent council meeting. This ing of punishment with the rest of C. Tolman, C.M., rector of St chapel of Lowry Field No. 2. Ross the scenes of battle and occupation 19: theological studies in Holy Cross Mary Nadorff, gave brief talks on to realize the full horror of this mankind because we have ^own Thomaa’ seminary, will preach the Vernon Miller has assumed his abbey and was ordained to the social will take the place o f the the various activities sponsored by war. Nor have we been impressed cold in God’s service and yielded Kyrie, Mast XII. sermon of the closing exercises. duties as new director of the choir, priesthood May 18, 1940. He quarterly general meeting. The the society, and urged continued by the growing number of casual to every form of self-indulgence Gloria, Mass XV. The children of the parish will be whose- membership has increased taught on the Abbey faculty for a committee hopes to make this one participation of the council in all ties among our own. War has not "Let no man deceive you with vain Credo, No. 6. enrolled in the Angelic warfare. to more than 30. Members of the year and then was sent to De Paul of the outstanding social gather committee projects. The Dominican Fathers will cele Choir club held an informal party ings of the year. yet gripped us in its mail-fisted words. For because of these things Offertory Motet, Jesus Dulcit university, Chicago, where he ob Following the meeting three brate a Solemn Mass Sunday, the in the church auditorium Wednes hand. We have not yet learned the [uncleanness and covetousness] Memoria. tained his Master of Arts degree Another important date to be re members of the council, Catherine pains of compulsory fasting or the cometh the anger of God upon the Feast of S t Thomas Aquinas, at day evening, Feb. 24. while assisting in S t Paul’s par membered by members of the or Mall, Margaret Lynch, and Isabella privations of clothing or fuel. The children of unbelief” (Eph. v, 6). Sanctui, Mau XIII. 10:30. Members of the Rosary-Altar ish. Last fan he was appointed ganization is the Communion Agnus Dei, Mass'XVII. cNamara, served refreshments to destroying angel has not yet cast No human urging has been able to The men .o f the Holy Name society will receive Communion in to the Abbey staff, but at Christ- breakfast being planned by the members of the council present. his darkening shadow over many jar the majority from their self- Recessional, Salve 'Mater Miseri- society will sp'onsor a football the 7:30 Mass, which will be maa time he obtained leave to ap ways and means and the entertain Members of the Junior Taber of our homes. We are still living satisfied state. "Do ye penance” cordiae. smoker Monday, March 8, at 8 offered for the members Sunday, ply for an army chaplaincy. His ment committees jointly. It 'will nacle society who attended the finds slight response in the souls of our. normal lives and we do not The textbooks used were those p.m. in the church auditorium at March 7. The monthly meeting rinal papers came from the War consist of a Communion Mass at 9 luncheon of the Archdiocesan the multitude. “ Be ye wise, re wish to have our normality dis of Mrs. Justine Ward. This method Federal and W. 29th avenue. will follow the luncheon to be department Feb. 24. o’clock on Sunday, April 4, in St Council of Catholic Women held deeming the time, because the days Movies of two outstanding games served Tuesday, March 9, at 1 turbed. Must we wait until the has been adopted into the curricu On the eve of Father Leo’s de Francis de Sales’ church, followed ’Tuesday, March 2, in the Shirley- are evil,” leaves the worldly wise of the 1942 season will be snown, lum throughout the schools taught p.m. in the church auditorium parture the boys of the school gave by a breakfast in the school cafe Savoy hotel were: Mmes. Margaret unaffected. by the Sisters of Loretto. 'The Boston college vs. West Virmnia, under the chairmanship of Mrs. a party in honor of their discipli teria. Volk, Eurelia Close, Marie Dinan, Our compliance with God's fa and Boston college vs. Fordham. principles of the Ward method W. J. Reed, Jr., assisted by Mmes. narian, and, on that occasion pre One of the important works of and Elizabeth Sava, and Misses therly mandates is a test of faith. give a knowledge of modem Admission is 26 cents. Tickets G. Tawson, G. Magor, H. Muncy, sented him with a purse for a re the society, the raising of funds Maryy Nadorff, Cath erine Malhney, We are ready to make unlimited for HIM music without neglecting a solid may be purchased at the door. J. H. Praher, Mary Laharty, Ray membrance. for administrative expenses for the Clella Carter, and Jessie Pasquale. sacrifices to meet the demands of On Ash Wednesday, the blessed Olson, S. Smith, and J. Simms. . .. and for YOU toot foundation for the liturgical chants Four other members of the Holy vacation schools of the archdiocese, government in its prosecution of of the Church. In all the Gregorian ashes will be distributed both be St. Dominic’s Ushers’ club held Cross community, three priests the war because we have faith in will be undertaken through a A Beantifnl Silver Plated numbers, the rhythmic doctrine fore and after the Masses, and at its monthly meeting Tuesday eve and one brother, have already es games’ party on Thursday, May 4, its leadership on the way to ulti taught is that of the Solesraes. 3:30 and 7:30. Daily Maas in ning, March 2, in the rectory. tablished themselves in Uncle in Fransalian hall. This is a date CLASSIFIED ADS mate victory. Why arc we unwill Lent will he at 6:30 and 7:45. The following are members of President James Coursey intro Sara's army. The first to go was to be remembered by all Denver National rat* ZSa per word per tesoei mini, Rosary Ring ing to make equal sacrifices at the choir: Mary Fern Verlengia, The Rosary will be recited and duced new members to the club. the Rev. Regis Barrett, O.S.B., mum IS wortla if (our or more eonseeutivs God’s direction, who means them ites, who have helped previously to Pauline Battiste, Joanne McCarthy, Confessions will be heard every Refreshments were served after who is at present located some Hiuee a n osad. th* rats I* SOo par word pat With Gennine Leather Case only for our good by our personal make the vacation school movement iaso*. Paymant moat aceorapany all ordan. Emma Olive Verlengia, Joey Mar evening at 7:30. Every Wednesday the business meeting. where in the Middle East. He was victories over sin and our ultimate a success in bringing a formal Ada raesiead on Monday will appaar in th* tinez. Virginia Genova, niyllis evening at 7:30 there will be Ro The Junior Newman club con an army chaplain also during the lisD*d printed (or th* (oUoirins wtak. <8** Appiness, and when these spirit Catholic education to more than Wilson, Dorothy Scom ns, Joseph sary, sermon, and Benediction of cluded its regular Monday evening first World war. He was last heard roar leoal Resistor (or local ratoo.) ual''victories, offered incidentally 8,000 children living in the outlying ine Peralta, Vidalla 'frijillo, Ruth the Blessed Sacrament The ser meetings this week. The Apostles from about a month ago when he for the' victory of our fighting districts throughout the archdio NURSES TRAINING SCHOOLS Young, Lucille Martinez, Marylyn mon on Ash Wednesday will be Creed, by the Rev. Gregory Smith, wrote to Father Abbot telling of forces, wiir eontribute in the de cese. MAKE UP TO S26-35 WEgK a* a Trainad Flanigan, Alexia Urrutia, Mar given by the Rev, V. R. Hughes, and Charles McNeill, was the text his love for his work. signs of Providence to a success O.P., and is entitled “ Catholic In the council meeting held Practical Ntura*. Learn quickly at homa. jorie Dent, Lucille Gleason, Jean used throughout the year. At the The second Abbey chaplain to Booklet rrae, Cblcaso School of Nursiss. ful issue of the war? Penance." In Lent the weekly Ro closing session a detailed demon Wednesday, Feb. 24, representa Dept R-2. Chlcaso. Lacy, Gladys Barardi, Madelyn leave was the Rev, Matthew Con We therefore do not propose, but sary Holy Hour, dedicated to our stration and description of the tives from each committee gave direct by all the authority com Roberts, Betty Isbester, Lucy nelly, O.S.B., who is at present reports on the activities of their OLD GOLD WANTED Pesho, 'Teresa Kubick, Vivian De- men in service, will be held as Mass, its vessels, and vestments mitted to us that all do their utmost with the paratroopers and who has special group. Margaret Taney, Rose, Joan Young, Evelyn Battiste, usual every Friday evening at were given. This was followed by GOLD IBS OUNCE. MAIL OLD GOLD in making spiritual contributions 7:30 and will include the novena been recently transferred to Fort of the membenhip committee, led a Teeth. Oiaraonda. jewelry, watebea—eeeeiTi Lucille Flores, Patsy Ann Hen- a visit to the baptistry, where the Bragg, N. Car. His work with cash by rvtorn maiL Satisftetion cuaran- for, their own spiritual welfare and services to Our Crucified Savior discussion on the possibility of dren, Teresa Smith, Area Roybal, complete baptismal ceremony was the paratroopers has been much toed. Pr*e information. Paramount Gold that of the nation, particularly by in reparation for sins occasioned reaching prospective members Rafining Co.. ItOO-B Bannapln. Uinnw- James Carson, Larry Walker, Billy discussed. The evening closed publicized in the press and over the regular attendance at the Lenten by the present war. Stations of through personal letters. Celia apolia. Minn. Espinosa, Charles Granata, John with an inspection of the confes radio since there are only two devotions and the weekly Holy the Cross will be included. Carter of the vestment committee Lacy, Sammy Mitchell, Billy Tal- sional and a brief instruction on priests who are paratroop chap PHOTO PINISHIKa Hour in honor of Our Lady of Vic TAs Gay Nineties, a specialty some practical aspects of the man gave an enthusiastic report on the bou, Walter Eberling, Billy White, lains. In his recent leave, part of ROLLS DEVELOPED - Two beautifol tory and St. Therese; that all, comedy skit by the widely known number of vestments and linens Charles Young, Jerry Santestevan, ner of making a good Confession. which was spent in the abbey, he DoubI* Weight ProfeHlonal Enlargemaato. whose domestic or business duties Jolly Corks of the Denver Elks' supplied to the army chaplains in 9 Never Pad* Deckle Edge Prints, Z5o. Paul Flores, Leo Sanchez, Gilbert The next meeting of the Junior described the strenuous training do not prevent, receive the sacra club, will be presented in the in Newman club Tuesday, March 9, the Denver area. Bills were sub CENTURY PHOTO SERVICE U Croasa. POSTPAID ments of Penance and Holy Eucha Martinez, Bobby Glick, Anthony that even the chaplains must un mitted by Jeanette Dunn of the Wiaconsin. Malay, John Hudson, Anastasia termission of the pre-Lenten will close the club’s activities for dergo. A few months ago he was rist frequently, even daily; that all Mardi Gras social sponsored b: iurchasing committee for silk, DISCRIMINATING OAMERA PANS-* PtrtleulArly lultabU for Cftthollo mtn Urrutia, and Stanley Linscott. the year. It will be strictly social hurt in a jump from a plane but SAVE 90a FOR 60 DAYS ONLY I Clip ab.stain from worldly arauseipents; the Senior sodality in the churc ?inen, and lace bought since the in our armod foreot, this ring U uoiqtit, Masses on Ash Wednesday and in character, with games and re is back w i^ his unit again. this ad, sand with your negativa and oalp eoBViSiuit and indtstraetihU. Mads of that all offer their prayers and auditoriu m Saturday evening, freshments. Misses M argaret last general meeting. Eleven lay $1 for splandid 6x10 Colorad-Enlargemant^ iflvtr platod metal, it will last a lifetime during the season of Lent will be good works for the intentions of March 6. The dance music will Smith and Arleen Fincher, who The Rev. Charles Forsyth, ettes have been turned over to the Dry Mounted. Roil developed and 8 Navar- and be treasured wherever he is. the Vicar of Christ—for an early, at 7 and 8 o’clock. The blessing O.S.B., was the third member of .4ve ^Maria clinic and Catholic Pads Raytona Print* or 2 Prints of each C D r r •“ A Soldiers and Sailon be furnished by Eileen’s Mriody served as proctors for the club good negative, ZSe. RAY'S PHOTO a just, and a lasting peace. of lashes will be at 7 a.m. and the Queens. The grand march will be the Canon City community to eo. Charities for distribution, accord r l\£iCi Prayer Book (pocket edition) distribution will be at 8 a.m., 3 :30 during the year, will be in charge. SERVICE Dent 43-F, La Croea*. Wia. rlvon abeolately frco with each order. Begging God to bless you writh directed by James O’Malley. Ad PTA Expraziet Thank* He has since been elevated to the ing to Marion Kelly of the social p.m., and 3:30 p.m. rank of captain and is at present TOBACCO the spirit of penance and the con' mission is 26 cents. Parishioners St. Dominic’s PTA wishes to action committee, Virginia located near Philadelphia. He, ROSARY RING CO. solation of the spirit of obedience Mrs. Catherine Hermes of 719 are asked to purchase tickets spon thank the following individuals Vaughan, the USO representative, Gosrantaed Chawing, Smoking or Cigsretta, DIPT. D to His holy mil, I beg to remain, W. 14th street, is confined to her soring service men. for sponsoring the card party to too, has received much publicity in gave an itemized report of the Pivt lb, 11,76. Ten 63.00. Pip* free. Pay Devotedly yours in Christ, the Eastern papers and was re Poatman. KENTUCKY TOBACCO CO. B-2, 64 East Lake Street, Cliieago home from the effects of a light In the February meeting of the be held Thur^ay, March 4, in the money collected from the circle PADUCAH. KY. ferred to in a special feature arti (Signed) *i< Joseph C. Willging stroke. Mrs. Florence Curran is Senior sodality. Miss Margie Denver Dry Goods tearoom: for the supper held recently Bishop of PueWo. in Park view hospital because of a Duggan was elected treasurer to Th* Rev. Vinetnt Hush**, O.P.; th* cle as “ The Chaplain on Wheels.” in the USO-NCCS club house for Only Galholie Men Gan fractured knee. Mrs. Harry Tyson replace Miss Ceny Gugliuzza, who Rev. i. B. Sofaneider, O.P.; th* R*v. Both Fathers Charles and Mat members of the armed forces sta Joieph I. B*il*y, O.P.'; the R*v. }, F. thew are alumni of the Abbey of 418 W. 20th street has recov will leave Denver shortly. An in tioned near Denver. The number ST. JUDE THADDEUS Connell, O.P.; Slater M»rT Xavier, Gov school, having been •with the in ered from a recent illness. teresting appraisal of Franz ernor John C. VIvisB, Mirer Ben SUpU- of members and the hours spent at Gel This Life Insurance Communion WiU stitution from their high school SOLEMN LENTEN Mr. and Mrs. William Scott are Werfel’s latest book. The Song of ton. Judge Philip Gilliam, Judge C. various activities sponsored by the Edgar Ktttering, Diatrlet Attorney Jam** days. National Catholic Community Everything that you buv ^ b* living at 1317 Conley street, Bernadette, w a s read by Miss T, Burk*, &tat* Trtaaurer Leon Laving- NOYENA Be Received by Marion L. Pike at 2814 Fourth Agnes Carey. Final plans were ton. City Auditor WillUm McNieholi. Brother Andrew Craig, O.S.B., Service were also included in the bought by everybody else* who avenue, and Mrs. Howard Howe made for the pre-Lenten sociak Councilman A. A. Blakely. Councilman was inducted into the serriee last report. happens to have the purchase at 914 W. 14th street. The meeting was followed by a Harry Roaenthal, Dr. J. J. Murphy, Ted summer and is at present in Camp The publicity committee will at price, but here is one thing that Day; Mettr*. and Mmea. Jarry Bucklay, Riply, Minn. can he bought ONLY by Catholic Alamosa Group Alvin Nelson, son of Mr. and party honoring the retiring offi 0, P. Haeffnar, Valen* Jonai. B. Laub- tempt to get a complete list, includ- men and boys! Mrs. George Nelson, 1604 Atlanta cers, Misses Agnes Carey, Emma ham, Joe McCIoakay, J. M. McDermott, Father Abbot expressed his VICTORY AND O. J. Mcnglekamp, O. J. Pribyl, Gaorge It is the sound, low-cost life in Alamosa. — The Tabernacle so avenue, is a gunner in the navy willingness to allow other priests W. stock, F. A. Vote, Gaorg* Witmot, surance protection offered by th* ciety members resonsible for the and is Stationed in Port Arthur, and A. Zarlango; Mmea. Ward Anthony, of the community to enter chaj Large Grain Company Catholic Order o f Foresters. adoration o f the 'Blessed Sacra- Tex. G. RtaUr, T. T. Barktr, Ted Beil. J. lain service as soon as it can PEACE ment until noonday on the first N, Belti, Lucille Berlin, C. A. Bolton, conveniently arranged with a min May Exchange Owners This organization is not solely Friday will have their corporatecorpi Joseph Silva, son of Mrs. Ida Grand Jnnetion E. Borg, £. Botaford, T. Bowan, H. F. an insurance company— i t . ia a Bromme, G. A. Bugs, J. J, Byraa, Ester imum amount of detriment to com Communion, followed by a break- Silva, 606 W. Eighth street, is in munity enterprises. Catholic fraternal order witii life the infantry and is stationed in Carroll, Thelma Carroll, F. Chioltro, G. MARCH 10-18 fast meeting in the rectory next A. Cody, Carl Colaman, L. A. Collins, Other appointments recently Negotiations are under way for insurance as one important branch Sunday. Alaska. J. Coursay, Emily Coutts, W. 8. Choee. made by Father Abbot are the fol- the sale of the Colorado Milling of ita service to Catholic men and Charles Ballou, son of Mrs. C. Crowe, L. Dalpet, T. R. Davis, R. their families. DOMINICAN FATHERS The Sacred Heart league will Society Meets DiDIo, T. J. Farrell, M. Flaherty. Letll* lo'wing: The Rev, William Thomp k Elevator Co. to Eastern capital take care of the adoration from Maude Ballau, 607 W 12th street, Flood. T. F. GaUigan, A. Getta, A. son, O.S.B., formerly assistant ists. The business deal, when With more than 133,000 mem Preacher: noon until 7 o’clock in the evening is an instructor -in the air forces Gibson, P. J. Goltsb. C. Grant, D. Gri- coach, becomes assistant to the closed, will probably involve a bers; with more than $122,000,- Bar. Thomas Dailey, O.P. on the first Friday. The receive and is stationed in Buckley Field, Grand Junction. — St. Joseph’s aanti, W. T. HamUI, D. Hart. E. P. headmaster and director of ath transfer of the 22 mills and 178 000.00 of insurance in force; with Denver. His wife is a stenogra Harvey. T. Haynet, P. Hotre. A. A. assets of over $40,000,000.00— ^tiie + Holy Communion in a body on the Altar society met in the home of Hate, H. Hughet, J. Kechter, W. Keeley, letics. The Rev. Edward Vollmer, elevators in Colorado and neigh Hirst Friday, and every third Sun pher in the same field. J, J. Keniery, R. Kennedy, E. Killorin, O.S.B., former director of ath boring states. John L. Dower, Catholic Order of Foresters offer* SHKIKZ OF ST. JTJPE TRASDEUS Mrs. E, J. Clegg, 1487 Ouray, •with day of the month, and their next John Gallegos, son of Mrs. E. Kimmel. A. Krute, G. C. Kull, H. letics, has become assistant pro rominent Denver Catholic and you a real opportunity.— Adv. 1909 Sooth AihUnd A n n o. Mmes. June Anderson, Bernice L. Kummer, V. B. Larkin, K. Lavori, Sunday Communion wrill be St. Eleanor Gallegos, 606 W. Eighth curator. The increase in the size Knight;ht of St. Gregor,Gregory, is president CmCAOO, ILLINOIS Fucenic, Mattingly, and Tebedo J. Leddy, G. 0. Logan. J. P. Mahoney, Benedict’s day, March 21. They street, is in the motor corps of P. Maron, G. Mapelli, F. Maraaglls, J. of the community and its work has of the company that was founded will have a breakfast meeting in the army and is stationed in Bos assisting. Mrs. J. W. Colliton re McGaon, D. McNamara, J. C. Mats, A. made the new appointments neces by J. K. Mullen, early day capi viewed Prophets and Our Times, Morell, J. L. Morrato. W. R. MoUana, Petitiona may be sent in before, the rectory following the 8:30 ton, Mass. sary. talist. LA JUNTA or during the Novena. and Mrs. Adda Thomas read an A. C. Mulligan. P. V. Murray, J. L. o’colck Mass. Dayton Frazzini, son of Mr. and Nieeoll, F. W. Niehola. F. A. Oeh». F. V. . The daily Masses will be at 7 article. A report on the recent O'Brien, E. Patrick, G. F. Patrick, J. Mrs. Gaetano Frazzini, 721 W. parish dinner was given, and Phlllipi. H. Plym. J. K. Praaton. J. Rev, Edward L. Hosh«. O.P., 8.T.Lr., and 3 o’clock through Lent. 11th street, is in the tank corns of Diiwetor Although the parish has lost showed a nice sum added to the Quinn, W. F. Readwin. A. C. Reid, J. LORETTO HEIGHTS COURSE TO the army and is stationed in Camp Altar society funds. After the Reilly, L. J. Roach, M. Rotengran, J. about one-fourth of its members McCoy, Wise. Edward, another H. Roia, T. F. Ryan, H. Sawyer, A. GREEN MORTUARY because of the war and migration business meeting refreshments Schwars. Ban Siapieton, P. C. Short, son, is a radio technician in the CUS'm E GREEN, Director ----- WOULD Y O U ------to the defense industries, the gen were served. F. H. Simmons, W. J. Staplaton, J. W. BE TAUGHT BY FR. DANNEGGER army and is stationed in North The next meeting will be in the Swartx, R. Scanlon, William Sbaaban, LIKE TO BECOME A LAT BROTHER? erous response on the occasion of E. H. Tbtekrcy, J. K. Walgel, Gaorge Day and Night Ambulanea Would roo lik. to conMcnU jroun.lf to Carolina, Michael and Louis Fraz home of Mrs. H. J. Elder, 428 Sereiee God u ■ L «j Brother, d.Totins your 111. to the dedication of Steinhage’s zini, brothers, of the same address, Wilmot. Sr.; J. E. Winter*, and J. Y-oung: The Rev. Ernest Dannejmr, three hours will be awarded in mural enabled the parish'to reduce White, with exhibits of religious and Miiita Beatrice Fraztlni, Constance pr.y.r and work is th. pne. and quM of also are in the army. Michael is Fraxxinl, Lela Frasxinl, Mary Ftasxini. S.J.. of Holy Trinity church, Trin one o f three branches: Religion, PHONE ISW 616 SANTA FE U>. Honartoty? its debt in 1942 by $5,000. articles planned. All members arc idad, has been announced as the education, or philosophy elective It you know a trad., plae. It In th. in the signal corps in Camp Crow and Hargarat Reilly; and the Boulevard Pastor H a. Phyiical Check-up urged to bring any articles, beads, mortuary. professor of the course in the course. mptIc. of God I If you ar. not .killed In i der, Mo., and Louis is. in the medi trade, we shaU b. clad to teach you one. Father Sucek is spending a few rosaries, or anything of interest spiritual life, which 'will be part of cal supply department in San Ber- to other members. The course in spiritual life Develop wh.tevo' good if in you for God'. days in Del Norte for a checkup nadino, Calif. the regular session of the Loretto will be given during the sec Oauie. Writ, for our bMkIet, "The with Dr. Gjellem in preparation Salvatori.n Brother." Former Paruhioneri Are Parents Heights college summer program. ond session of the Loretto Heights ROCKY FORD for his part in the Lenten program William F. Kelly, son of Mr. and VERY REV. FATHER PROVTNaAL Word has been received from Father Dannegeer is widely known summer school. Classes begin Society of th. Divine Savior, Salvatorian of the parish. Mrs. William Kelly of Eden, is in P’ in Colorado, His appointment to Mr. and Mrs. C. Bertagnolli that July 1 and end Aug. 6 and will Seminary. St. Naiiani. Wi*. Ramoncita Frances, daughter of the coast artillery in Puerto Rico. they have a boy, James Sheridan, the summer school faculty was be convened from Monday to Jeronimo and Genoveva Faldez, A lovely wedding was held at noon Feb. 22 in the Cathedral. bora Feb. 13. They are former Saturday, inclusive. College was baptized Sunday, The spon credits to the maximum o f six Green - Babcock, Inc. sors were Mr. and Mra. Ramos Louise M. Torbitt and George J. residents of the parish and are A Fountain Dumont exchanged vows. The maid now living in Colorado Springs, WMENCEIIII hours may be gained in other Archuleta. branches by attendance at the LUMBER ■ COAL - FEED The ballots for the daily Mass of honor was Miss Maxine Mc Bob Carey, 327 Gunnison O f Blessinfg! Laren of Colorado Sprinn, and, avenue, is spending a few days first session or at the second pe PAINTS during Lent are coming in and will (Continued From Last Page) 300 Masses Annually the best man was Donald Raworth visiting his parents. He came from riod classes during the long ses be counted at the end of the week. sion. BUILDLNG SUPPUES for the living and deceased of Denver. Bridesmaids were Miss Greeley, where he attended the radio technician in the army, is members of the Union of THE SOCIETY OF THE DAUGHTERS June Harris of Manitou, and Miss Signal Coras radio school. He left strving overseas. The tentative outline for the OF THE EUCHARIST Monday, Alarch 1, for Fort Logan spiritual summer school includes Masses. Dues 25c each person. A rcllgloiu community not wearing the Inez Storer of Pueblo, Ushers Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Boggs and were Wayne Robinson of Del tc enter service. . the treatment of such topics as: (Never to b# r.n.wed.1 garb. Engaged in (^rpoHI and Spir family of 218 Jackson street drove itual Work, of mercy. Alio conducting Norte, and Jack Burns of Center. Mrs. Winifred Creel and datigh' God, ^he dominating note of our INBOLL YOUR SOLDIER BOYS. to Colorado Springs Feb. 28 to a Home for the Aged and Convateacent Mrs. J. S. Chick of Manitou was ters, Misses La Nelva and Phyllis, whole life; union with God through WALSENBUR6 Thoaa thinking they have a vocation visit their daughter and sister. S t Peter Claver .Sodality vocalist, and Miss Ruth Seiter, or spent Sundav in Salida visiting grace; union with God through the may apply Sister Carol Marie, who has been for the African Missions ganist. The Very Rev. Thomas J. Thomas Creel, who is in a hospital constant practice of the theologi DEPARTMENT R THE NOMCE MLSTRESS missioned to Glockner hospital. Recnl. Knoll, Catonivill., Maryland Wolohan oiBciated. The mother there. cal virtues; love of our neighbor; M24 W. Pin. Blvd. 8L Loale. Me Exception, mode u to ago. The presidential appointment of Until recently, she was stationed in imitation of Christ, the Way that of the bride is Mrs. Harry W Cincinnati, 0. Torbitt of Pueblo and the par James Doucet as program control leads to God; prayer and the sac THE ARBEY SCHOOL ents of the bridegroom are Mr. and technician in the Denver regional Pfc. Leland Lally returned to raments, the great means of n s c e ; Uefug-Pset Mortuary Mrs. A. L, Dumont of Glenwood office was confirmed recently. Mr, Hobbs, N. Mex., Feb. 24, after obstacles to progress; woridliness; CANON a X Y , COLORADO pending a 10-day furlough in Springs. Doucet is a son of Mrs. 0. G. detachment: devotions; particular m EAST riPTH STREET Th. plae. (or your young .on In the., Barton, 726 Colorado avenue. He Pueblo with Mrs. Lally and his examen; suffering; consent prep Enroll Now troublml time.. For boy. from 12 yran old The Rev, Francis Wagner said parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Lally and up. Thorough trmining by experi.ncml the afternoon Mass at 4:30 in the spent his boyhood in this city and aration for a good and happy FUNERAL DIRECTORS of 128 Harvard avenue. death; and many other topics of faculty of Boiedietin. priMla. Ideal moun Pueblo air base Sunday, Feb. 28. is a graduate of the local schools. AND MORTICIANS tain climate, large campua. Ail tporta in He went into government work Father McCarthy and Stephen dogmatic and moral theology, as cluding horaabaek riding, Inquin; Th. THE SACRED HEART Hradmaater, early in the Roosevelt administra Whelan drove to Colorado Springs well as the pathological aspects of TelephoBtsi Office 60, Resldeoe* tl tion. Feb. 28 to confer with Morris the spiritual life and the vast field MASS LEACUE The appointment, which carries Murphy, regional director o f the of relipeus life in pasticular, with PERPETUAL NOVENA DEVOTION H m s m i m a salary of $4,600 a year, Is in the USO, who was conducting a meet a special emphasis on the vows Ita m*rab«n (both living and decMMd) Rev. Eraeit DaBnetger, S.J. In Ronsr of line of a promotion in the tech ing of the Colorado Springs and and rules. (hare in th. rich .piritual benMIU of . OUR LADY OF MERCY Maia Mid dally, to th. end of time, w- If CHINO SKIN nical field in which he has been Pueblo directors and moderators. made in the archdiocesan teachers’ IT0m«ii’* Ready.4o-iroar Mdally (or th. ramnben of th. Lngn. Evonr Wtdnotdxy at 9 :$0 A.H.. 5 P.M. and 7 :$0 P.M. employed. Mr. Murahy has headquarters in meeting held Friday, Feb. 26, in Mtn't Wear and Clothing For iiiformatlon wriUi the Cathedral, •s Bookicta available in Englith, Italian, DoTlii$ for Quick Kansas (fity. Mo. Shoes • Dry Goods THE PRIESTS OF THE SACRED Bohemian, Slovak and German. Addrau: Family Gives Second The course will be open to sis Letter Reveals HEART, Sacred HmtI Himloa Heiua Does the Itchlnx of exUr- Prayers of the congregation FATHERS OF MERCY nally-cauaed eczema make ters of all communities of the Ste, Marie, lU. S29( Fulton Road Clovoland, Ohio Son to Service were asked in all Masses Sunday. KRIER’S you want toacratch. Scratch. Feb. 28, for the repose o f the soul archdiocese. Its two-fold purpose, Census Plans SCRATCH? Would you like Albert Simonetti, second son of namely, greater progress in the WALSENBURC. COLO. to aee that fiery rodnesa sub- of Thomas Murphy. He was buried Mr. an.d Mrs. Frank Simonetti, personal spiritual life of the in f Ide quickly and the acaly akin be- Monday, March 1. aome aoft and smooth? Get a 2f>o 111 N. First street, left for Fort dividual religious, and deeper, (Continued From Laet Page) jar of Sayman Salve and apply this The Rev. Jos. F. Warnat of Logan to be inducted into the more extensive knowledge of the Way of the Cross and Bene 1 HATE medicated ointment to the affected army. He is a brother of Pic. Ouray spent the week o f Feb. 28 LENTEN DISHES areas. Let It help ease the torment dogma and morals, which will diction. ing itch and painful soreness. Frank Simonetti, Jr,, who is in in Pueblo. serve as excellent content matter the signal air corps of Drew Field, The names o f Warren W. Hill, for future classroom work, makes Mission Collection to Be Teken GRAY HAIR! m a delicious MeoNlike taste SAYMAN SALVE Tampa, Fla. Albert had been em James Patrick Durkin, and Samuel the course attractive not only to The annual collection for the O iC oa ^ you d ol Vou know ployed as a machinist apprentice Bernard dementi have been added teachers, but likewise to sisters tollule gray hair kill* romznee, iLlERE'S a ddialoua treat (or meaUaao Send your order for VEGEX today. YooTI Indian and Negro missions will he that ii a n auae a hundred bo more than plaaaod by the way VEGEX in the Grand Junction snops of ^ Lanton moab. VEGEX eontaina no maat to St. Patrick’s honor roll. engaged in ' the numerous other announced at the Masses on Sun little heartbreak*, and yet for —bat givea a maat-Uko taata to doxena of givaa mcatlaaa dbheo and Lenten meab the Rio Grande. William Painter, who was in occupations of community life. year* you have h^toted to d* meatleas diahei. A vegotabi* food rancon- mote flavor, more variety. It’a economical, BE A NURSE Aviation Cadet Earl James day, March 7, and taken up on anything about It' Has .'ear trata. VEGEX It high in Vitemin B Conr- too. VEGEX b highly eoneentraUd—u ducted into the service Oct. 16, For those desiring college credit. beid you inck—tearof danger plex and Iron—ao important to a good, littla goea a long way. Make 925-135 a Week Fuoco, son of Mr. and Mra. James has completed his training with the the following Sunday, March 14. ous dyca. (ear that it is uia well-rounded diet Ua^ by amart hotel HOW TO ORDER—Wt will tend Fuoco, 741 N. First s^eet, Mesa army engineer corps in Fort Bel- Work among the Negroes and In duneolt, that people will know chefa, VEGEX b now available (or nae yoa VEGEX direct—(Sc for 4 ox. Praetiesl nurses era needed In Catholic Children Sell your hair baa be^ dyed? right in roar own home kitchen. Eoar. - t l .20 for 8 ox.—S2A0 for 1 lb. every community . , . doetaro college student, who was called voir, Va., and has been transferred mans ia becoming constantly more Thaa* fata us tonaadlasM quick I Eapeclalir good for making left, No charge for ahipping. Pleaia rely on thorn , . . patients sp- to active duty for training re to Fort George Meade, Md., for Nearly $20,000 in Bonds fruitful. The financial means to Today at your drug or demru oven taata like something new. Fine with do, not order C.OJD. Send cheek proclsto tholr ehstrful, expert esro. You cently, is stationed in Jemrson three months’ schooling as a con continue and expand the work are mentstoretyot a n b u y M ^ t Goldman Gray noodlea, rice, polatoee, vcgotablea, flab I For or P.O. monty order fot^lie you can team practics] nursing at homo in HairColedu ' gallon. It tranaforma gray, sonpa. broth, graviaa, too. And, don't fail want to addiw btlow. ^HEOEX ipon timo. Courio tndersod by physleians. Barracks, Mo. He enlisted several struction foreman. HU daughter, Los Angeles.—Catholic school urgently needed. bleached, or hair to the desired al^de—aa to try VEGEX aa a aaadwlch aptaad with CORPORATION, 41 Eaat ITtb 44th yr. Earn whilo looming. High School months a ^ but was not called to Betty Jane, and mother. Mrs, E. children throughout the archdiocese Men’s General Communion cream cheeaal Straot. New York. N. Y. not required. Mon, wemoa, 19 to 10. Write duty until two weeks ago. His B. Painter, reside at 1137 Berkley have made a splendid record in the The general Communior. day for oow. lldnteati CHICAGO SCHOOL OP NURSING address is A-C Earl James Fuoco, avenue. sale of war bonds and stamps, ac all the men of the diocese will be you can comb your hair you can't 40 wnmgl Dept WU. 109 East Ohio Stroot, Chicago, III. Flight £ 1167 T. S, S., Building The Rev. Kevin Carr, O.S.B., of cording to the Rev, Patrick Dig- observed on Passion Sunday, April But a bettlatodaTOa a moasT-baek guatantoai. SETOIV HILL i'OLLEtiE PMuuylvuiisPueineetttue Ploiao send free booklot and Ifl samplo gan, superintendent. Nearly $20,* Or. u you d rather try It arrite (or ira« Itioen pages. 31, Jefferson Barracks, Mo. Holy Cross abbey, Canon City, as 11. Every Catholic man 18 years ttapi* (name your original hair color). Maty Aoeradltad by Woman from II Forelfn Cotmtgfai Naina. Mrs. Henry Honheim ia reeuper- sisted in St. Patnek’s church ]^«b. 000 in stamps and bonds was pur- or older should receive Commun T . Goldman Company. Dept. 9027, Gnldmaa at Amogiwn .Ustyanitiag City- , ftata. Aatu ^ n g jram » iold. *8, ebMsd hf. tbM Btujsnta. , ion 09 that day. Boflflag, St. Paul, NEWS OF THE PUEBLO DIOCESE SCHOLARSHIP ESTABLISHED BY ABBEY FACULTY in the claim that the U$0 dub is *^a home There Is More Than Euphony ■way from home” so far as Pvt. Paul Sleaak of St. Louis, Mo., is concerned. A student in an army radio tchooL on the West coast. Pvt. Slesak is pic Lenten Restrictions in Puebio tured below across the counter from Pat Hanratty, a volunteer hostess, as he signs for the 75th consecutive Bishop Willging to evening the official register of the USO dub operated In San Francisco by the National Catholic (Zomraunity Service. And, unless he it transferred, Pvt. Slexak expects soon to establish a record of 100 consecutive eve Diocese Are Reiaxed by Bishop nings spent at his Pacific coast “ home.” Designate Boy Who In his Lenten pastoral letter, world to dispense the faithful from ties, it has seemed advisable to us Bishop Joseph C. Willging an the laws of fast and abstinence to permit greater relaxation in the nounces that, because of- increas observance of the Lenten regula Will Receive Award during the duration of the war ing restrictions in the kind and tions. {Quantity of foodstuffs and be whenever expediency and neces sity warrant such action. Although We therefore suspend for all cause of the greater demands on the clergy, relinous men and human energy as a result of the the full rigors of war-time condi Winner Mnst Be Resident of Pueblo Diocese; tions have not yet affected our women, and the laity during the war effort, all the clergy, reli holy season of Lent the existing gious, and faithful o f the Diocese nation, increasing restrictions in the kind and quantity of food laws regarding fasting and absti Donation Commemorates First Anni of Pueblo are dispensed from the nence, with the exception of the laws of fast and abstinence during stuffs, as also the greater de mands on human energy because abstinence on Ash Wednesday, all tte holy season of Lent. Fridays, and Holy Saturday morn versary of Installation I The existing law regarding ab- of the more intense application of mind, and body in defense activi- ing. •tinence is su^ended on all days All affected by this dispensation Canon City.— (Abbey School)— The first anniversary o f Lent, says His Excellency, with nlust remember, however, that of the installation of the Most Rev. Joseph C. Willging: as fhe exception of Ash Wednesday, Organist for there is a higher law governing the all Fridays, and Holy Saturday Bishop of Pueblo has been commemorated by the faculty of Cathedral Choir need of mortification and self- morning. denial from which not even the the Abbey school by the establishment of the Bishop Will ■ Bishop Willging’s letter follows: Supreme Pontiff can dispense, al ging scholarship to be offered to a boy resident in the Pueblo though he can commute its specific diocese. Bishop Willging is to choose the recipient and will application, and that is the law of be the sole administrator of the scholarship. doing penance, emphasized so fre In a letter to the headmaster quently by the Supreme Lawgiver His Excellency expressed himself Himself throughout the Scrip as gratified with the appropriate tures. “ Unless you do penance, you ness of the gift and said that he Mt. Carmel Unit shall all likewise perish’’ (Luke expected to apj^oint the winners xiii, 3). “ And then He began to following some competitive exami upbraid the cities wherein were nation. _ Further annoupcements Members to Aid done the most of His miracles, for concerning the details will be made that they had not done penance’’ soon by the Chancery office. (Matt, xi, 20): “ If we do not pen Muit Maintain 80 Red Cross Work ance we shall fall into the hands The Bishop Willging scholarship of men’’ (Eel. ii, 22). Numberless will provide for the winner full q- otations could be made from the hoard, room, and tuition in the (Onr Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish) Old and New Testaments proving Abbey school. The only condition “ What we can do for our broth the necessity o f penance and that placed by the school is that the re ers in the service?” was the sub there can be no salvation for sinful cipient maintain an average of not ject of enthusiastic discussion man without penance. less than 80 per cent during his among almost 50 members of St. BISHOP’S RESIDENCE The Holy Father, in the same stay in the institution. The schol Teresa’s sodality in their monthly 415 QUINCY ST. indult, Bug^sts a substitution for arship is to be renewed each year, meeting Sunday evening, Feb. 21, PUEBLO, COLO. the penance o f fasting and absti but the same holder may be re Working on the principle that To-the Clergy and Faithful nence, namely prayer and good appointed for consecutive years they should give help where it o f the Diocese of Pueblo. works. The good works are the Father Bottler Reports to if the Bishopsp desires, is most needed, the members voted corporal works of mercy, the same im sociEiy Bishopshop Willging’sW ■_ present inten- to turn their efforts as a group to Beloved Brethren: (TumtoPagell — Column 1) tion is that the scholarship will be Red Cros.s work. A committee will Ever solicitous for the material. Miss Leona Herder (above) is for the upper division of the abbey arrange the grouping of the girls ■5 well as the spiritual, welfare of organist for the choir of two-part school, known also as Holy Cross and the hours when they may help his children, the Holy Father has Chaplains’ Training School male voices to be heard for the college. Competition will be opened in the various branches of the authorized the Bishops of the WILL MELI IN first time in the Cathedral of to the four Catholic high schools work. The sodality will engineer the Sacred Heart in the Lenten Reporting to the chaplains’ Butte Valley, Cucharas, and North of the diocese, Pueblo Catholic; the parish Red Cross drive. The season. Miss Herder, a member of To Be Promulgatod St. Mary's, Walsenburg; Holy other church societies and Italian St. Leander’s parish, Pueblo, at' training school in Harvard uni Veta. He waa also chaplain to versity on March 2, the Rev. Fran Trinity, Trinidad; and the Abbey lodges pledged their support to Bishop, Three tended Mt. St. Scholastica’s acad The marriage regulationi both the junior and senior circles school, ^in ce only three of the this plan. emy, Canon City, and was gradu' cis J. Bottler became the third commanded by the Holy See to of the Catholic Daughters of graduates of the Abbey are resi _ In their next meeting the discus ated from St. Scholastica’s academy diocesan priest from the Pueblo America. determine the freedom of per- diocese to become a chaplain in the dents of the Pueblo diocese this sion- will center around the Mass Priests Attend in Chicago, the mother.house of loni to receive the sacrament of (Sacred Heart Cathedral, Pueblo) In joining the armed services year, the Canon City school will the Chicago congregation of the United States army. in general and the use of the Sun Matrimony will be promulgated The Ladies’ Altar and Rosary Father Bottler follows two of his virtually be out of competition for day Missal in particular. Benedictine sisters. Something of in the Diocese of Pueblo Men-- brothers who are also serving their this year. a child musical prodigy, Miss society will hold its monthly meet Final plans for a games party Commencement day, March 18, according to an country. Louis R. Bottler, a sea According to present plans, Holy Herder was accompanying choiri ing Monday, March 8, at 2:30 p.m. to be held Sunday evening. March announcement of Bishop Joseph man second class, is stationed in the Cross college will continue to oper while sh e' was attending St' in the Cathedral hall. Hostesses 7, were discussed in a special busi C. Willging. An explanation of for the meeting and sanctuary South Pacific. James C. Bottler is ate next year; but if war condi (St. Patrick’s Parish, Pueblo) Leander's grade school. She li^'Cs at tb4 regulations is carried on ness meeting of the Holy Name so workers for the month of March a private in Camp Butner, N. Car. tions demand the closing of the ciety Thursday evening, Feb. 26. The Most Rev. Bishop Joseph C. 1524. E. 8th street, Pueblo, and is page one. section one, of this Two nephews, Frank J. and James employed as deputy clerk in the will be Mrs. Lawrence Langdon, college department, then the schol The 30 men present responded gen- Willgipg, the Very Rev. Thomas issue of The Register. Mrs. Albert Spencer, and Mrs. Osborne, are with the navy in arship will be issued in favor of Wolohan, the Rev. Thomas Fitz county treasurer's office. , eronsly to the plana outlined by the Ralph Seaman. The appointment the Pacific and one niece, Dorothy some boy with high school stand committee chairman, Carl F. gerald, and the Rev. William D. of committees will take place in M. Johnson, is a member of the ing. The courses offered by Holy McCarthy attended the 1943 grad Ochiato. A special prize of $5 in the meeting. The monthly Com WAVES in Washington, D. C. Cross college are pre-professional war stamps will be awarded. uation exercises for the nurses of and liberal arts. Letter Reveals Plans for munion will be in the 7 o’clock + + + The members are looking for Seton school o f nursing o f Glock- Mass Sunday, March 7. ner hospital in Colorado Springs ward to the meeting on March 12 on Feb. 23. The parish record book was dis for a detailed study and discussion tributed at all the Masses Feb. Cpl. Vincent Balias, son of Mrs. Holy Cross Abbey Sends of the Sunday Missal. General Census of Diocese 28. The list of contributions re More than 20 boys of the Span- 'Anna Balias o f 431 W. Abriendo ceived in the year 1942 from en avenue, who is stationed in Alaska ish-American scout troop o f Jhil- velopes, pew rent, Easter and ton Heights are looking forward with the army transportation At a time to be announced later, As a followup to Biblical Sun Christmas was given. The officers eorps, is in Pueblo on a 15-day Fourth Priest to Service to the ceremony of receiving their a general census of the Diocese day, the Wednesday eveping ser o f the parish societies, the financial neckerchiefs. Plans are being made furlough. He has been in Alaska of Pueblo will be taken, according mons will be on “ The Reading of statements of the Cathedral, the for the past six months. to hold the ceremony in the Sacred to a letter sent out March 1 by the Scriptures.” Suggested topics school, and Altar society; the de Heart mission chapel on Sunday, PTA >Has Card Party the Most Rev. Bishop Joseph C. are “ The Word of God, Written ceased of the last year; the many Canon City.— (Holy Cross Ab of the community, the Rev. Ber St. Patrick’s grad’s school PTA bey)— The Rev. Leo Recksteiner, April 4. This will be the occasion ■Willging to the priest* of the dio and Unwritten,” “ The Books of improvements for liturgical cor nard Gervaise, O.S.B., and the for a general Communion by the held a card party in the school hall cese. 'The dates and method to Holy Scripture,” “ The Church, the rectness in Pontifical functions; O.S.B., who left the Abbey school on Washington’s birthday. last week to report on March 4 in headmaster, the Rev. Augustine members of the mission for the be employed are to be announced Divine Interpreter o f Holy Writ,” and canonical regulations for La Marche, O.S.B, The Rev. Ste more than 60 sons in the aimed Pfc. Richard Jerman, son of in the future. “ The Holy Scriptures, the Text Baptisms, marriages, and funerals the chaplains’ training school in Harvard, is the fourth priest of phen Sustrick, O.S.B., of the dis forces. Mrs. Katherine Jerman of 832 Lenten Courie of Sermon* book of the Spiritual Life,” “ The were listed. ciplinary staff has replaced Fa Michigan street, has been trans The sermons in the Sunday Excellence and Fruits of Faithful Chaplain Franci* J. Bottler Holy Cross abbey to enter the The junior society of Our Lady The Junior Newman club will service. ther Leo as head disciplinarian, of Mt. Carmel, made up of boys and ferred frojfa Jefferson Barracks, Masses during Lent will be on the Reading of the Scriptures,” “ The hold a “ nick^deon” dance, Mon Bom July 28, 1912, in Denver, Since September Father Leo has and the Rev. 'Vincent Peter, O.S.B., girls up to 14 years, held its initia Mo., to the Atianta, Ga., motor sacrament of Matrimony, accord Scriptures to Be Read With Faith day evenine, ?March 8, from 7:30 Father Bottler, the son of Mrs. been Latin teacher and head dis has been added to the disciplinary tion and annual election .Saturday base, where he will attend the air ing to the same letter. The course and Humility,” “ The Encylical, to 10:30. Chaperons will be Mrs. L. A. Bottler and the late Joseph C. staff. forces mechanics school for three of sermons will attempt to explain Providentissimus Deus,” “ Other ciplinarian on the Abbey school evening, Feb. 27, in the parish hall. Paul Reiteimier, Mrs. Harold Nor Bottler, is the youngest of nine liv faculty. His Latin classes have Father Leo entered the Benedic After the meeting the group was •months. He is a former employe to the people the pre-nuptial ques- Pronouncements of the Church on ton, and Mrs. Lester Jones. ing children. His primary and .jn the blast furnace department tionnaire^ by which the Holy See the Teaching and Study of the been taken over by other members tine order June 14, 1933, when he given a party. The four women The following liturgical pro secondanr education was received o f the Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp, hopes to Insure the validity of mar entered the novitiate of St. Bene chosen from the members of the Scriptures,” and “ The Scriptures, gram has been prepared by the in the Cathedral school, Denver, A brother. Sgt. Albert J. Jerman riages and the disppsitions the Our Rule p f Life.” dict’s abbey, Atchison, Kans. In senior society of Our Lady of ML childrens’ choir and will be sung, from which he was graduated with (TumtoPagell — Column 5) contracting parties should have. that year he transferred to the Carmel to direct the junior society The Friday evening devotions without Gloria and Credo, on Ash the class of 1931. During his high Colorado Benedictines and took were hosts. Albert Solano was during Lent will consist of Wednesday, March 10, and in full school days he took an active part vows for the Canon City institu- chosen to succeed Louis Garcia as (TumtoPagell — Column 7) (TumtoPagell. — Column S) in athletics and was a star player (TumtoPagell — Column t ) presidenL on the Cathedral school teams. He entered SL Thomas’ seminary Midwest College in 1981 and was ordained to the 4th Degree Unit to Be priesthood June 3,1939. Following of Commerce his ordination he was appointed assistant pastor of St: Mary’s par PUEBLO ish, Walsenburg. While in Walsen- Do You Want a Good Position With a Installed Sunday in Pueblo burg Father Bottler taught reli Good Salary? gion and Latin in St. Mary’s hig] school in addition to performing tni DUNDEE “ Quick DeiieariaP* An event of outstanding impor members of the new assembly and duties of athletic director for the “ Careful DruggUu" More Calls Than We Can Fill— Investigate tance in the ecclesiastical history their guests. school teams. During the past sea CLEANERS of Pueblo and in Catholic fra son he coached both the football The K-D PHARMACY Phone 114 218 We«t 4th St. ternal circles will be the installa 1st Degree Initiation DYERS and basketball teams. Faced with n th * SUxabeth Sts. PImb* t4U Broadway • Arcade Bldg. PUEBLO. (X)LO. tion of a Fourth Degree assembly Scheduled March IB a shortage of material and sched P. E. WYNDLS. Prop. 1349 East 8tb of the K ni^ts of Columbus by The Pueblo council will hold an uled games, his footbsJl team car WK SBTUSN BVEBYTHINO BUT THE DIET Phones 69-70 Phone 7343 Arthur J. Alcorn, state master of initiation Tuesday evening, March ried on the fine athletic traditions the Fourth Degree in Colorado, 16, when the first degree will be of the school. The present basket together with the Denver as exemplified. Immediately follow ball team developed under his sembly, Fourth Degree corps. ing the work, the new members tutelage is on a par with any high foar Businou 1$ Appreciated Complimenu of Beque^ in Your Will for--- Installation ceremonies will begin will atten^ their first council meet school team in Southern Colorado at 2:30 Sunday afternoon, March ing. At the conclusion of the Besides his heavy teaching load SI. Marys Hospital 7, and will be held in Sacred The Palace Drug Go. **Lay up for yourselvet treasures in heaven”— meeting, they will be the guests Father Bottler was in charge of Heart Cathedral hall. Establish of the council at a buffet luncheon. the missions of Tioga, Gordon, Chaplaia Leo Recktteiner, O.S.B Conducted by Matt. vi. 20 ment of this assembly will fulfill THE REXALL STORE Sisters of Charity a wish of the Most Rev. Bishop Phone* 27-28 406 N. Main St- The Edacation of Students for the Priesthood . . . Joseph C. Willging for a group ol 111 Qaincr PIraiM in * Catholic laymen to take part in GOD PERMITS PERSECUTION FOR REASON, Catholic Education and Schools . . . the religious and civic leadership Reducing Your Parish D eb t. . .* in the community, and also to add color and dignity to the various DISHOP REMINDS JEWISH COMGREGATION ROBERT S. FARIGY Improving Your Parish Property . . . Episcopal functipns in the see city. MONUMENTS The Poor Missions • . . Worthy of particular note is the MAJOR fact that the men of the Fourth “ Persecution is man-made. If I have in the soul when accepted bor, he is a liar and the tru d is CRAVE MARKERS Degree form a guard of honor to not in him.’ We all lament d e God does not always intervene im- with resignation to God’s will. In 707 S. Main St. . Phone 260-W Are an Investment for Eternity, and Will Bring you the Blessed Sacrament in public suffering of our Jewish and Chris the divine economy it is destined Everlasting Dividends. and solemn processions. mediately, it is because He permits tian brethren in Nazi-dominated C it for the purification of His chil to draw the soul nearer to God even territory. The very cruelty of d e At the present time, the Pueblo as the distressed and suffering Insert this, form of bequest in your Last Will and council has 20 members who will dren through the crucible of suffer Nazis proclaims their rejection of ing,” said the Most Rev. Joseph C. child is drawn nearer to the heart God and their atheism. We pray JAGGER’S make up the Fourth Degree as of its parents. Testament: . sembly in this city. The following Willging in a letter written by him God that their principles may not Shoe Repair FLOUR will be charter members: Bishop to Rabbi Ernest Appel and the “ St, Paul endeavored to bring be extended to other lands, partic Willging, the Very Rev. Thomas J- members of the (Dongregation this truth home to the Hebrews of ularly not to our own. This will 610 N. Main Phone 470 The standard of quality for Temple Emmanuel, Pueblo, in re his day: ‘You have forgotten the not be possible so long as we have jl/W e do hereby give and bequeath to the Catholic Wolohan, the Rev. Clement V. Neto for Old perfect baking. Gallagher, Fred S. Coleman, Dr. sponse to a request by the rabbi consolation which speaketh to you, God-fearing government and an that the Bishop address a message os unto children, (from Proverbs altruistic leadership and a chari f n * PIck-U. uiil DxIiTtry Serrlc* ■ Bishop of the Diocese of Pueblo, Colorado, the sum of A. J. Dooner, Robert S. Faricy, John A. Hawrick, Edward J. to the Jewish congregation in ob iii, 11) saying: “ My son, neglect table-minded citizenry. But we Pettit, Albert R. Thomas, Charles servance of “ Brotherhood week.” not the disciple of the Lord; neither must also pray God that faith in J)ollar8 ($„ ------) The letter was read Feb. 26 by the be thou wearied whilst toou art Him may persevere in the minds ■ F. Carara, Henry McCarthy, Ray McCarthy, George McCarthy, Sr.; rabbi in the regular Friday evening rebuked by Him. Iter whom the of His American people and that !fo r the following described specific purpose: Ludwig Prince, Dennis Burke, service in the temple. Lord loveth, He chastiseth.'and He their love for Him may grow so FOR EVERYDAY James J. Callahan, and Dr. J. E. A “ Persecution has been the lot of scourgeth every son whom He re d a t d e ir love for their fellowman (Donnell. God’s faithful followers,” the letter ceived,” Persevere under discip- may increase correspondingly.'The Dr. Connell, who was a member continued. “Jesus Christ reminded pline. God dealeth with you as two are inseparable; one cannot of the class taking the Fourth His disciples that they must ex with His sons, for what son is there endure widout d e other. At least, LOW CUT PRICES Degree in Denver on Feb. 21, will pect it. 'The disciple is not above whom the father does not corrwt? let us keep strong our faith in God transfer to the Pueblo council in the master. They have persecuted But if you are without chastise and our confidence in His dealin view of the fact that he is soon to Me, and they shall persecute you.’ ment, whereof ^ are made par w id us, so that, if all else should take up his residence in Pueblo as And agaui, ‘Blessed are they that takers, then m e you not sons' fail. He will be to us a tower of Shop at associate surgeon in Corwin hos suffer persecution for justice’s (Heb. xii, 6). strength. ‘The Lord is good and pital. It is of interest to note Mke, for theirs is the kingdom of “ Significant of this week’s ob glveth strength in the day of For further information inquire at that six o f those who will be heaven.’ Suffering, home rightly, servance, St. Paul issues the uni trouble, and knoweth them that charter members of the new as should bring us closer to G(^ versal mandate: ‘Let the charity hope in Him* (Nahum i, 7). We THE CHANCERY OFFICE sembly are brothers in two dif rather than cause us to lose of brotherhood abide in you’ (Heb. must keep faith in ourselves, in 325 WEST 15TH S'TREET ferent families; Henry, Rav, and faith or confidence in Him. The xiii, 1). If it is not universally ob our fellowman, and in God, Then GROVEPRUGCD George McCarthy and Charles mystery of pain, whether it be served it is because men have sac noding can rob us of our interior PUEBLO, COLORADO John, and Louis Krasovich. physical or spiritual, is one of the rificed d eir faith in God. SL John peace, and we shall be making our ■ K A /'I ./ Dinner will be served in the most difficult to accept unless one tails mankind: ‘If anvone say he greatest contribution to d e causa hotel 6:80 lor th«Hqidinttpda the operation it is to loved God, and bated his neigh- at usiversftl brotberbood.”