)EATH COMES TO FATHER J. J. GIBBONS ()RDINATIONS IN PIONEER NOTED «EW CHAPEL SET FOR HARD WORK IN EARLY DAYS 'OR THIS MONTH ^ / Thomas’ Seminary- to Be Scene of Rites, OMest Priest Among Diocesan Clergy of Colo Starting on Sunday, rado to Be Buried Saturday Dec. 6 Morning
Several ordination ceremonies will be held this month at The death of the Rev. J. J. Gibbons Wednesday night at Thomas’ seminary, in the newly-completed chapel. For Mercy hospital, Denver, marked the passing of one of tbe out rs all the ordination rites have occurred in the Cathedral, The National Catholic Welfare Conference Newt Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register and The Register. standing pioneer figures of the Church in Colorado. He was W e Have Alto Our Own Eztentive Special Service, the K. of C. Service, the Central Verein Service, the t, except for priesthood and perhaps other Major Orders, Fidet Service and the California Catholic Prett Service the oldest diocesan priest in Colorado, and, in spite of illness •y will be held in the future^ in the large new chapel at the in the last few years, remained actively engaged in his work as ^ inary VOL XXVII. No. 16. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, DEC. 3, 1931. $2.00 PER YEAR pastor of Presentation church, Barnum, almost until the eve ‘ ensure, the rite of introduction ate, the first of the Major Orders, in of his death. A giant in physical strength and mental stature, Jthe clerical state, will be given which the obligation to celibacy is he made an inestimable contribution to the growth of the |iday evening at 7 :30. The imposed by the Church on the can Bishop’s Po’wer Exceeded Army’s Church in Colorado in his 45 years as priest here. Much of St Rev. Urban J. Vehr, D. D., didates. hop of Denver, will officiate. There will be fourteen men in the his life was spent in the mountain districts, where he carried Inday morning at 7.80, he will give class for subdiaconate, including LISTENING IN on under almost unconceivable hardships. lor Orders. Saturday, December three for the Diocese of Denver and His numerous adventures in this tinning ^is journey on muleback and he will ordain to the subdiacon- one for the Holy Cross abbey of the The movement inaugurated by work formed the subject matter of by foot when train service and stage Benedictine order. Canon City. All Biihop O’Hara of Great Falls, in in two books he wrote on the early days failed him. these men expect to be ordained dea sisting that the people in small towns, in Colorado. One of them, “ In the Most men would have been content \hlates* Superior, cons in Lent and priests in June, where there is no resident priest, San Juan,” details some of his many to rest on their laurels after such 1932. For acolyte and exorcist, gather each Sunday for prayer and narrow escapes on the treacherous a distinguished record of service, there will be twenty candidates; for the reading of instructions, even mountain passes from snowslides or but following a year’s vacation spent Lrchbishop, Dead; ostiarius (doorkeeper) and lector though they cannot have Mass, is other accidents. On one occasion, he in the Holy Land to recover his (reader), there will be twelve; for worthy of emulation in hundreds of relates, he was buried for hours in health, impaired by Uie rigors of his isited Colorado first tonsure, thirteen. All the can Western hamlets. The following sen a snow drift when his horse fell, work, he returned to build up the didates except two are students of tences from The Eastern Montana pinning him underneath. He finally Presentation parish in Denver. His St. Thomas’ seminary. These two, Register, in an item from Riverside, managed to dig himself out, the fact sister. Sister Mary Monica of the cable from Rome, received by one of whom is to receive subdia show what is being done: “Hereto that he wore a long, heavy, ulster Mercy nuns at Mercy hospital, tells Rev. J. T. McDermott, O.M.I., conate and the other first tonsure and fore the people seemed content to go saving him from a broken leg. On one that there were only three people tor of th^ Sacred Heart church, the first two Minor Orders, are from to church once a month, or less often occasion he spent ten days in trying present at his first Mass in Barnum, orado Springs, announces the the Holy Cross abbey. Canon City. if the weather was bad, but now, fol to answer a sick call, doggedly con- celebrated in the Woodman hall. 1 on November 30 of the Most Following is a list of the men who lowing the Most Rev. Bishop’s pro Besides herself there were another rend Archbishop Dontenwill, are to be candidates / gram, they go every Sunday for sister and an old Colored woman. erior General of the Oblates of Subdeacon— Barry Joseph Wogari, prayer in common and instruction in Father Gibbons built the splendid y Immaculate. The priests sta Denver; William Joseph Kelly, the Gospel. It is wonderful what one ehurch and school now in the parish, led at the Sacred Heart church, Denver; Raymond Louis Newell, Six Side Chapels can do when one is determined. quite an accomplishment in itself, orado Springs, are members of Denver; Philip Aloysius Ryan, Den Words fail to express the great bene and saw his congregation grow to f conpegation. ver; Maurice William Helmann, Lin some 700 people. fits that the people are receiving from k rchbishop Dohtenwill was bom coln, Nebr.; Vincent John Tikuisis, thus assembling at the church on Sun Sister Attends Him Strasbourg, June 4, 1857. As a Belleville; William Dionysius Fox, days. There is already abundant Will Be Finished Attending Father Gibbons in his f of eleven, he emigrated to the Burlington, Vermont; Raymond Wil proof in this mission of God’s reward last illness was his sister. Sister M. k ted States and received his early liam Daly, San Francisco, Calif.; for their efforts.” Monica, of the Mercy hospital staff. cation in ^lew York state. In Patrick Joseph Gleason, Monterey- Another sister,' Sister Mary Omar, of f 5, he was ordained to the priest- Fresno, Calif.; Tobias John Sanchez, This plan is not an innovation. It the Congregation of the Blessed Vir Santa Fe, New Mexico; Edward An at Local Seminary d as an Oblate of Mary Immacu- is an adaptation of the catechist gin Mary at Sioux City, Iowa, was at Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, thony Cronin, Monterey-Fresno, movement, used universally in mis notified of his illness, but could not [.er occupying a professor’s chair Calif.; John Chrysostom Vandegaer, sion lands, to the nqeds of the Amer Gifts Make Possible Installa reach Denver before death came. Ottawa university for several Alexandria, Louisiana; Charles Ber ican rural community. If the sys tion of Marble Altars The Rev. W. F. Richardson, chap rs, he was consecrated Auxiliary nard Engbarth, Concordia, Kansas; tem had been used in the early days From Italy lain of Mt. Alverna convent, assisted ' op of Winnipeg, Manitoba. In Maurus Zabolitzky, O. S. ‘B., Holy of the West and South, thousands of by the Very Rev. Dr. William Bren year 1899, he was elevated to Cross abbey. When the Mott Rev. Joseph Darnand, left, Vicar Apostolic of the Navi immigrants who were lost to the faith Announcement has been made by nan, C. M., president of St. Thomas’ See of New Westminster, British Exorcist and Acolyte — Philip gator archipelago, celebrated the twenty-fifth anniversary of hit ordination would have been saved to us. W e the Very Rev. William Brennan, C. seminary, administered the Last umbia, and later was made the Aloysius Ryan, Denver; Damen Lam recently, .the occasion brought about a settlement of political affairs in sometimes shudder to thiqlc of the M., Ph. D., J. C. D., president of Rites of the Church to Father Gib Archbishop of Vancouver. In bert McCaddon, Denver; Paul Dio Samoa which all the force and diplomacy of the New Zealand mandatory many strayed sheep in our hamlets St. Thomas’ semina^, that six of bons Monday night. Bishop" Vehr 8, he was elected to the position nysius Slattery, Denver; Aloysius had been unable to effect. The mandatory power had been unable to put an in the mountains and on the plains and members of the Denver clergy Rudolph Schmitz, Denver; Charles the auxiliary chapels in the new semi Sujierior General of the Oblates end to the insurrection of the Man, a native autonomy group which upheld where it is impossible to keep a priest. nary chapel will be completed be visited him several times before the Mary Immaculate and was made Bernard Engbarth, Concordia; John its claims by meant of non-co-operation and passive resistance. At the ban end. Chrysostom Vandegaer, Alexandria; Another youth was shot and killed fore the public dedication of the lar Archbishop of Ptolemais, quet held in honor of Bishop Demand’s jubilee, the leaders of the rebellion building. The dedication will, there Solemn Pontifical Requiem Mass nicia. Because of his able ad- Leo Benedict Morgan, Cheyenne, were seated at the same tahle with the governor of the islands, and'friendly by a policeman this week. The death will be celebrated for Father Gib Wyoming; Omer Thomas Fulton, seems to have_ been accidental, but fore, be held off until about May of istration of the.. Congregation of relations were once more established.— (N . C. W . C.-Fides) 1932, as the altars are to comeTrom bons at the Cathedral Saturday Peoria, 111.; Mward Thomas Haskins, fhe boy was chased merely on a sus Oblates, which comprises thirty Italy, where they will be made of morning at 10 o’clock. The Office Monterey-Fresno; Thomas Alfred Ti picion that he might have been up to vince.s of more than three thou- Carrara marble, and the work will of the Dead will begin at 9:30 rado, Springfield, Illinois; Harold some mischief. He was a Mexican' d missionaries and ^tends its require about six months. o’clock. The funeral Mass will be Sylvester Goodwin, Monterey-Fres and his death was instantaneous. sionary activities from the Arctic The main seminary chapel is built sung by the Most Rev. Bishop Urban no; 'Thomas Vincent Heraty, Spring- FIREMEN TO GO TO There is no proof that he was about le to Bolivia on one side of the in the form of a cross, with the J. Vehr, with the Rt. Rev. Godfrey field; Thomas Joseph Taaffe, Dallas, to rob anybody. He was foolish for Id and Italy and South Africa on sanctuary at the head. The two aux (Continued on Page 4) Texas; John Peter Koerperich, Con driving away when the officers told other, he was several times sig- iliary chapels at the ends of the arms cordia; Frederic Joseph Kimmett, COMMUNION SUNDAY him to stop. But looked at in calm |ly honored by the Holy Eee. In of the cross will be the gift of the Cheyenne; Ozias Bailey Cook, Los retrospect, what happened was this: 5, he was made Assistant to the J. K. Mullen heirs and will represent Angeles-San Diego; Joseph Stanis A young man, unquestionably bap tifical Throne and a Count of the At least 80 to 100 Denver firemen the Catholic firemen of Denver as a donation of $15,000. These chap Papal Blessing laus Boland, Monterey-Fresno; tized, was hurled into eternity with an Court, are expected to attend the first such organizations have done in els, though not visible from the body James Francis Cantwell, Cheyenne; out warning and under conditions n January, 1929, Archbishop Don- group Communion of the recently other cities. of the church, are in plain sight of that render it impossible to free bis will paid a visit to Denver and Dionysius Augustine O’ Duignan, St. jformed Catholic Firemen’s Com- The committee in charge of the the main sanctuary. Another chapel Transmitted to Joseph, Missouri; Aloysius Gerald reputation from stain. orado Springs and is very kindly :munion association, to be held Sun- arrangements for the event is com is to be the gift of Mrs. Denis Sheedy McHale, Great Falls, Montana. Maybe it is all right; but we think [nembered by all those who met May at the 8:15 o’clock Mass at the posed of Fire Chief John F. Healy, and there are three others whose not. W e know of no mandate that on that occasion. (Continued on Page 7) Holy Ghost church. The firemen Assistant Fire Chief W. S. Bryan, donors’ names are not to be an Local K. of C. allows policemen to become public will gather previous to the Mass at Capt. Leo Donovan, Lieut. John nounced. Each of these four chapels executionersi except in a clear-cut the Holy Ghost cfiurch hall, 629 19th Horan, Emmet J. Nevin and Arthur represents a gift of $5,000. ' The Apostolic blessing of His Holi street, and march to the church in a J. Becker. Splendid co-operation case of self-defense from danger im The main altar, which is the gift ness, Pope Pius XI, is transmitted to ays Kindness Unknown body. Because of ,the large atten has been given by non-Catholic mem mediately at hand. There has been of Paul Mayo, a non-Catholic, in State Deputy Joseph C. Maguire and dance expected, not only of firemen bers of the fire department, who are entirely too much of this business in memory of Margery Reed Mayo, a the members of the -Knights of Co but of their friends and relatives as relieving as many of the Catholic Colorado. It is the third local case convert to the Catholic Church, is lumbus in Colorado, in a letter sent in Pagan Civilization well, special reservations have been firemen as possible in order that in five weeks. expected to arrive from Italy shortly to Mr. Maguire by Supreme Knight made for seating the firemen, who they may attend. (Continued on Page 4) after the first of the year. It alsOj Martin H. Carmody, who is paying will receive Holy Communion before is of Carrara marble and represents a visit to the Eternal City. The Holy [
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ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION PICCLY On November 27, at 3 p. m., after an illness of a couple of weeks, Let’s All Help Mrs. Mary Lyons McKenna, one Women’s ServicBh at Redemp- of Denver’s most loved and re WieCLY spected women, was called by her torlfit Church Exceptionally Divine Master to lay aside her earthly Well Attended cares and come “ Home” to rest Mary McKenna was for nine years Santa (St. Joiapk’s Parish ) the faithful, charitable, ever-smiling The women’s mission, held last housekeeper for the late Rev. W. S. The Prices Quoted Are Good in All Piggly Wiggly week, was exceptionally well attend Neenan, pastor and builder of the ed. The topics of Catholic doctrine Church of the Holy Ghost, and had, Stores in Denver and Vicinity for Friday and Sat were very ably delivered to attentive at his dying request, remained in that capacity until within the past month, ^ With His Work Catholics and non-Catholics by Fa urday, December 4 and 5. thers Harrison and Brennan of the when ^ e decided to take a much Redemptorist order. The dedication needed rest and vacation. service in honor of the Blessed Vir The death of the Rev. W. S. Nee gin, customary on Redemptorist mis nan and that of his sister, Miss Kath There never was a year when Santa was so greatly in need of eager ryn Neenan, greatly ^leved Mary, sions, was held on Saturday night, helpers. His “ want list” is longer than ever . . . and competent though when fifty boys and girls, dressed in as she loved the entire family as BLACKBERRIES SOAP white, surrounded the shrine of Our though they were her own, a tender he is, good-natured, too . . . he’ll never make the rounds before Christ regard reciprocated by the Neenan Lady, sang hymns, recited the dedi mas morning unless we all pitch in and give the jolly old boy a hand! OR LOGANBERRIES CRYSTAL WHITE cation prayer, and led the women in family. It was with a deep feeling STAPLE BRAND their promises of devotion to the of regret that the only surviving Let’s give gifts that bring happiness! And let’s choose them judiciously! 10 bars for...... 25^ member of the family, Mrs. Edw. Mother of God. The women’s mis Every department at Daniels and Fisher’s . . . and every Daniels and 8 hz. can for...... 9^ sion closed on Sunday afternoon M. Hess, who with her husband was 3 cans for...... 25^ with a capacity crowd. Fathers Pa- forced to leave Denver immediately Fisher service is waiting to help you make Christmas, 1931, a hap gen, Shaw and Zeller officiated at following the death of her brother,, Solemn Benediction. The mission for the Rev. William S. Neenan, could pier one. the men opened on Sunday evening. not return to the city for Mrs. Mc SOAP They turned out in surprisingly large Kenna’s funeral. Some of the Usual Daniels and Fisher Conveniences numbers, and have been faithful in The funeral took place at the Holy PALMOLIVE attendance at the early morning Mass Ghost church at 9:30 o’clock Monday PEACHES morning, with interment at Mt. Oli Customers’ Parking Building, Arapahoe Street Per'bar...... 7^ and the evening services. This splen HESPERIAN SLICED did showing is very gratifying to the vet cemetery in the Neenan-Hess Gift Wrapping Booth, second floor . . . 3 bars for...... 19^ family plot, under the direction of No. 1 tall can for...... 10^ missionaries themselves and the priests of the parish, Dolores and the Hartford mortuary. Postoffice Branch No. 1, Lawrence Street, basement . . . 2 cans for...... Charlotte Secord and Loretta Burke Tea Room, fifth floor, with its Shining Tree have been conducting the religious article booth in the church hall. A Fountain Room, Lawrence Street floor male choir of thirty voices, with Fa c o y p L n f l i Tower Beauty Salon and Hopkins Studio, in the Tower ther Fagen at the organ, is sing Three-times-a-day-delivery service. TOILET PAPER ing nightly at the men’s mission, and BEANS ZEE is receiving much favorable com ment. The mission will close on CUT GREEN OR WAX, 8 rolls for...... 39
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Thursday, December .“J. 1901 Office. 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone. Main 5413 TAGE THREE >
GOLDEN PASTOR SO CII SCIENCE LUNCHEON HOST Annual Affair Given for Ladies of Altar and Rotary Society
(St. Joteph’t Parish, Golden) Colorado’s Home Store lor Forty-Three Years. 6? / Sixteenth St, Father J. P. Moran was host to the Sixteenth Street at Stout—TAbor 2IS1 members of the Altar and Rosary 'So ciety at a beautifully appointed turkey luncheon at the rectory on DEPARTMENT Group Is Outgrowth of Small Thursday noon^ Mrs. K. Moran, Study Club Started mother of the pastor, was the guest in 1918 of honor. Twenty-five ladies attend Lewis’ Christmas Sale MANAGERS ‘ \ ed the party, which is given yearly (Loretto Heights College) by the pastor in appreciation of the Due to increased membership and splendid work of the society in the to a desire to widen its field of ac year. tivity. the Historical association at Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Geising of Chey LOWER its November meeting voted to ad enne spent the week-end at the C. F. mit students of economics and so Schneider home at Wide Acres. ciology as members, and to adopt 3,000 Bfand The Newman club of the Colorado PRICES as a new group name, the Loretto School of Miries will have Father A. Social Science association, with the W. Forstall, S.J., as the guest speak Rev. Harold V. Campbell, professor er at the meeting at the Berrimoor of sociology, as faculty di-ector. hotel on Wednesday evening. Greater Values! In 1918, a small group of Lo Mr. and Mrs. John Donnelly and retto's first history students met in Hugh Donnelly spent Thanksgiving formally and started a Current at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis New T IE S Events Study club, one of the first Donnelly at Cheyenne, Wyo. study clubs of the college. Interest increased year by year, and in 1926 Pure Silk wrap—Hand-made the club expan^d its scope tp in TIES—Choice; Silk tipped or clude social service work, adopted a constitution and became known as the untipped. New patterns — Loretto Historical association. This wide range colors. Stripes— M p i i ambitious organization has continued to develop, warranting the adoption Patterns—Plain Colors. of the new departmental merger of the speial sciences. The new associa WE BELIEVE— % r tion will include two study sections, Need of Study Clubs Stressed; namely, that of the history students Commonweal, Praising This is the greatest collection of 65 $ with Sister Mary Vivian as faculty N.C.W.C., Quoted Brand NEW, Personally selected 30.00 adviser, Louise Chesire, 32, chair TIES ever shown in Denver— Not EACH man, and Elizabeth O’Meara, ’32, (Denver Deanery) secretary; and that of the economics Deanery members are greatly en a job lot of odds and ends— SUrTS--TOPCOATS and sociology students with Sister couraged by the favorable notice THESE ARE ALL NEW— Made Mary Prancisca as faculty adviser, given the National Catholic Welfare for Lewis’ Marishop—^to help Winifred Espy, '33, chairman, and Conference in the editorial columns Magdalene Klausnes, ’3?, as secre solve GIFT PROBLEMS— Satis iir,ovl® ® a V
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'PAGE FOUR Telephone, Main 5418 THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Office. 988 Bannock Street Thursday, December 3. 1931
The D e n v e r Catholic R eg ister FATHER GIBBONS’ DEATH Bishop to Address W 'V VVL. President...... Most Rev. Bishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. Meeting of Junior President Emeritus...... Most Rev. Bishop J. Henry Tihen, D.D. REMOVES GREAT PIONEER Sleeping Bags Editor...... Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D. Associate Editors...... H. A. Smith, Edward C. Day, Jr., M. F. Everett Tabernacle Soc^y Blankets (Continued From Page 1) his work there very much, for the Quilts Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. Raber, P. A., V. G., of Colorado scenery was magnificent and, though The Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr will some of the miners were rough at Springs as assistant priest, the Rev. address the Junior Tabernacle so and Robes M. F. Callanan of Denver and the times, on the whole they were won ciety at its quarterly meeting at the derful friends. Father Gibbons esti Published Weekly by Very Rev. G. Joseph LaJeunesse of Argonaut hotel next Thursday eve Prices Are mated that while he was pastor in Fort Collins as deacons of honor, the ning, December 10. The meeting had the San Juan country he averaged Lo'w THE CATHOLIC PUBLISHING SOCIETY, (Inc.) Rev. Charles J. Carr as deacon of the been scheduled for the evening of three days a week in the saddle. Mass, the Rev. J. J. Donnelly as sub December 8, but was postponed for 938 Bannock Street After a year’s trip to the Holy deacon, and the Rev. Dr. Daniel two days in order to avoid conflict Land, Father Gibbons began his Phone Main 5413 P. 0. Box 1497 Morning as master of ceremonies. in the Bishop’s engagements. Interment will be made in the priests’ work in Presentation parish, which plot at Mount Olivet cemetery. he founded. He became pastor Nov. The Junior Tabernacle society is $2 a year. Sold only in club arrangement with The Register, Father Gibbons was born in Provi- 21, 1912. He took a ^ ea t deal of made up of eleven circles ranging Tuesday edition. $2 covers subscription to both weeklies interest in its upbuilding until the from eight to twenty-five members 142.1 LARIMER ST very time of his death. Though the each. 'The circles are autonomous, illness that resulted in his passing but are federated for concerted ac Thursday, December 3, 1931 had manifested itself in a chronic tion on behalf of the needy churches form for some years, he refused to of the state. They operate under abandon his work in any way. In an the auspices of the Diocesan Mission OFFICIAL: DIOCESE OF DENVER interview less than two years ago society. Matinee* Price* with a member of The Register staff, In addition to the address of the Saturday*, Niffat*. 35c The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. Matinee, 25c We confirm it as the official publication of the Diocese. Whatever he declared sturdily, “ You can tell Bishop, features Of next Thursday’s Sunday* Children, 10c them all that I am a long way from meeting will be a display of vest OGDEN appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or those dead yet— there’s still a lot of work ments, linens and sacred vessels pre of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. Sun., Mon., Tue*., Wed., We hope The Register will be read in every home of dhe left in me.” pared by the circles for distribution Friday and Saturday, Dec. 4 and 5 Dec. 6, 7, 8 and 9 Diocese. J Father Gibbons built the Presenta in Christmas boxes, the awarding of life memberships to Mrs. Herman A. GRETA GARBO We urge pastors, parents and teachers to cultivate a taste in tion church and school at Bamum BUSTER KEATON in the children of the Diocese for the reading of The Register. and procured all the parish property. Miller and Miss Marye McPhillips CLARKE GABLE in He was very generous to the parish for their work in the recent Den + URBAN J. VEHR, ‘‘SIDEWALKS OF “SUSAN himself, it is said. ham theater benefit, arrangements Aug. 5, 1931. Bishop of Denver. for a holiday social for the society NEW YORK” LENNOX” Pos*e**ed Keen Mind members January 4, and planning His mind was active till the very for a series of lectures on social day before his death and his memory welfare work to be given under the Coming Thursday— Eddie Dawling in “ Honeymoon Lane” was remarkable. He could recall auspices of the Catiiolic Charities any date of a major happening in and the Junior Tabernacle society the diocese in his time almost in after the first of the year. stantly, and was a fruitful source of information about the early his (Continued From Page 1) tory of the Church in Colorado. The Now you may have your finest wool blankets books he published are packed full and auto robes laundered by the same methods One of our valued readeri sends us a strong letter taking Rabbi Wise’s of interesting stories of the men and f part and criticizing us for telling the rabbi that be went too far when he times of years gone by, and it is ^BlERICHNBxroRE used by their manufacturers—the woolen mills. talked about “ sin” on the part of the clergymen who upheld the ideals of much to be regretted that he was This is a strictly different process from ordinary washing. the soldiers in the World war. W e cannot recede from our stand. The 7 5 , ArkvakobI c never able to write a history of the DxNvnsft Colorado Special equipment— the only of its kind in Denver— is used. Church does not switch her doctrine with every change in style in public diocese as he had spoken of doing. It restores the life and beauty, brightening the colors and rais opinion, and, though she has told us through the Pope that we must work Besides Sisters M. Monica and M. ing the nap to a new luxurious, downy softness. (or peace and disarmament, she still adheres to the principle that nations, Omar, he is survived by two sisters, And there is a positive guaranty against shrinkage. like individuals, have the right to protect their lives and property against dence, Rhode Island, March 4, 1855, Mrs. Susan Hogan of Waterloo, la., unjust aggressors. This right is founded in the law of nature, which is un one of a family of fourteen chil and Mrs. Ella Farrell of Kalamazoo, Naturally It’s the Ideal Laundry that can give alterable. A Catholic can be a pacifist; but he cannot be a Quaker. It is dren. He moved to Wisconsin with Mich.; a brother, Michael Gibbons you this service. better for nations and individuals to suffer a loss than to uphold their rights the family when a child, and later of Sioux City, Iowa, and a cousin, under some circumstances; buf the right cannot be denied. Christ would went to Iowa to live. He made his Mrs. Dufficy of Barnum. The funeral Call the Ideal on Your Laundry Problems never have led an army; but He worked miracles for professional soldiers. classical studies at St. Francis’ semi will be held under the direction of Phone MAin 4281 The Plant Is at 2500 Curtis (Remember the Centurion of “O Lord 1 am net worthy” fame.) nary, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and at the Boulevard mortuary. the Iowa State Normal college. His The night before his death. Fa The death in Chicago Tuesday of Edward Hines, noted lumber mer philosophical studies were made at ther Gibbons talked for a half-hour chant, Knight Commander of St. Gregory and Knight of Malta, builder of St. Joseph’s college, Dubuque, 1879- with Bishop Vehr, and told him how the $50,000 chapel at Mundelein seminary and of the $3,000,000 Hines 82. He studied theology at St. as a youth he had plowed with a memorial hospital for U. S. veterans at Chicago, also benefactor of two Mary’s seminary, Baltimore, 1882- triple hitch-up in Iowa. He said he of the large con-Catholic universities, recalled to us a session of two days’ 84, and at St. Viator’^ seminary, could probably do it again just as LOOP MARKET committee meetings during which we sat with him several years ago. We Kankakee, 111., 1885-86. He 'was or well. Tuesday afternoon, when a heard him pledge $100,000 a year for five years to a Catholic work which dained by Archbishop Feehan of coma had set in, the Bishop again ■vis did hot materialize. A t the meeting were a number of prominent prelates Chicago June 4, 1886, for the Dio ited him. The pioneer pastor was and a small group of the laity. The writer was the only unimportant man cese of Denver. aroused, recognized the Bishop, and there. Hines asked us a good deal about Denver. He knew the city well A t Old Cathedral when asked if he wanted the Bishop in his early days, when he used to come here regularly on business. Par- On coming to Denver, he was sta to lead in prayers for him, character , ticularly he asked about William P. McPhee, since dead. He knew the tioned as assistant at the old Cathe istically answered: “ Sure.” The death original McPhee and McGinnity very well, being in the same business. dral on Stout street for a short time. of the pioneer was like his life— Purity Bakery Two things stand out in the writer’s mind as a result of that meeting: From July, 1886, to October of the typically that of a strong man. He 1. A realization, for the first time, of the enormous sacrifices that come with same * year he was assistant at did not know that death was close, **Quality Plus Quantity Equals Economy’' great wealth. 2. A feeling that Catholic higher educational institutions can Georgetown. Then he "was trans although he wished to receive the get a good deal more help from the very rich if they organize some sort of ferred to the thri'\fing town of Lead- sacraments. He talked of taking a a central board that will be responsible for seeing that the money is spent ■ville, at that time at the height of rest and then perhaps going back to Loop Market, West Side Market, along sound business principles. its mining activities. The parish work. He had been ill for about two w w w v v w w v w W e realized the first of these things when we heard some of the wealthy was well organized under the direc weeks at his home before he was 15th and Lawrence men telling how often they had to leave their homes to go to the center of tion of the Rev. Henry Robinson, taken to the hospital. 8th and Santa Fe American finance. New York. The trip had to be made at least one a week. with a parochial school taught by Father Gibbons’ body will be Hines was personally responsible for the naming of Edward White, late the sisters; one of the largest Cath iaken to Presentation church Friday F. J. Kirchhof SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5 j chief justice and a Catholic, to the United States supreme court. Although olic Knights and Ladies of Anrerica at 3 p. m. Rosaries will be said in he never met White personally, he induced the late President Taft to make societies in the country, and an en the afternoon and evening by vari the appointment. thusiastic Hibernian membership. It ous societies. Father Weakland will Construction Assorted Pies (Reg. 20c)...... 12^ I was a heart-breaking place for a offer Requiem Mass at 8 o’clock Sat A few weeks ago we quoted from The Echo, Buffalo, that Helen Hunt young priest, though, because of the urday at Presentation church, after Sugar Cookies and Fruit Bars, Doz...... 10< | Jackson, who is buried at Colorado Springs, “ conceived such a high admira many deaths that occurred. Epi which the body will be removed to Company tion of the Mother Church that some of her friends expected her to become demics of smallpox and a disease the Cathedral. All Sweet Rolls, Doz. 13^; 2 Doz...... 25^ j a Catholic, which expectation, however, for some reason she never fulfilled.” similar to the flu raged, and there The Presentation parish has been J. B. Bray of Lockport, N. Y ., who is evidently very familiar with her were many deaths from pneumonia. temporarily put by Bishop Vehr in Purity Milk Loaf (Reg. 5c), 3 for...... I works, writes to The Echo to tell why she never fulfiUed the expectation. Often there was as many as five charge of -the Rev. Bernard Weak Although she could write sympathetically of the Catholic Indian, she had a funerals a day, and several sick calls land, who during the summer and too generous dose of old-fashioned New England bigotry to be quite sane in a night. Dust in the mines and fall was at Brighton when Father BUILDERS , on the subject of Catholicity. Bray gives some dreadful quotations from her, the contrast between the hot, damp E. J. Verschraeghen was visiting Bel LOOP SHOE The firms listed here de atmosphere of the mines and tem^ gium. Father Verschraeghen arrived REPAIR SHOP serve to be remembered peratures ranging to 30 below zero home Thanksgiving day. Masses for Feast outside caused many a man to con We Would 15th and La'wrence when you are distributing Trlduum Will tract a quick and serious illness KINDNESS CAME WITH your patronage in the dif It was here, though, that Father Appreciate IN THE LOOP MARKET Day Announced Gibbons began the many friendships CHRIST, SAYS SPEAKER ferent lines of business. Mark Centenary of wealthy miners and other old- Your Patronage HALF SOLES XSt. Elizabeth’* Pariih) timers of all descriptions that lasted (Continued Prom Page 1) Since Tuesday is the Feast of the until his death. In his later years. “ An eye for an eye, and a tooth for LEATHER, PANCO 7 C * " * 1 loopfiorist ^ Immaculate Conception and a holy Father Gibbons was visited by num a tooth.” Nay I say to you not to Phone MA. 3987 Free Delivery of Mercy Sisters day of obligation, the Masses will or USKIDE...... I DC bers of these people, an old friend, resist evil; but if one strike thee on 700 Lawrence Street be at 6, 7 and 8 o’clock, a Solemn a child he had baptized in the early thy right cheek turn to him also the Fresh Cut Pom Mass at 9 o’clock and a Low Mass MAin 5314 LADIES’ Denver Nuns to Join 20,550 days, or someone to whom he had other. . . . You have heard that it Poms, 35c Bunch Members of Order in at 12:15 o’clock for the convenience ministered in some way dropping in hath been said “ Thou shalt love thy TOP LIFTS...... of working people who are unable to 25c Also All Other Fresh Cut Celebration frequently for a chat. The pleasure neighbor and hate thy enemy!” . . . Denver - - Colorado attend one of the earlier ones. Bene Do not even the publicans this? I Put on While You Wait Flowers at the Lowest Price the priest took out of these •visits in the City diction of the Blessed Sacrament seemed a spiritual payment for the say to you: Love your enemies; do (Catholic Hospital News) will be given after the Solemn Mass. The close of the first century’s many hardships he underwent in the good to them that hate you.’ And For the benefit of the members of existence of the Congregation of the service of his people. this was the strange and paradoxi the Third Order of St. Francis, gen Father Gibbons wfs sent on cal gospel that was preached in that Sisters of Mercy will be marked De eral absolution will be imparted after cember 12. The celebration of the August 12, 1888, to Ouray and brutal city of Rome to those slaves all the Masses. In the evening at centenary will be observed by the made pastor of that vast terri and gladiators, to the poor, the op 7:45 o’clock, devotions will be held 20,550 members in convents of the tory in the San Juan valley, a parish pressed, the downtrodden. And that Sisters of Mercy established in thb in honor-of the Immaculate Concep was the gospel that regenerated the tion, in addition to the usual Tues nearly as large as the whole of Ire United States and foreign countries. land. There were churches at Ouray world, and that made the continua day devotions in honor of St. An Plans of the Mercy Sisters in charge tion of that terrible paganism im thony. and Silverton and about twenty mis of Mercy hospital, Denver, include possible and its revival amongst us The Altar society will receive Holy sions or stations he attended. Often a novena and a triduum of prayer in unthinkable. In whatever degree the Communion in a body this Sunday. he had to go as far as 150* miles on Join Our Christmas preparation for the event. The trid sick calls, which were quite numer world has become civilized, it is due The monthly meeting will be held to the influence of the meek and uum will open the morning of De Tuesday afternoon in the school ous in the mining days. When he cember 9 with a Mass celebrated by went on such long trips, he took his humble Jesus, who taught men to basement. conquer cruelty with kindness. the Most Rev. Bishop Urban J. Vehr The attendance at Vespers and vestments and Mass kit with him so in the hospital chapel. Exposition of Benediction last Sunday was very that he could say Mass at the out- Paganism Dia* Hard the Blessed Sacrament concluding small. It is earnestly hopecj that the of-the-way place for the benefit of “ Let us admit, my friends, that ■with Benediction will be held each parish will do better in the future, the Catholics there. the gospel of non-resistance, endur day of the triduum. Sisters of Mercy even if it does cost some sacrifice Had Remarkable Endurance ance and non-retaliation has not yet who teach in Denver •will be guests at times. The hour is 3:30 p. m. . Only a man of his tremendous made its way into every comer of at the hospital Saturday, Dec. 12, A Requiem High Mass will be sung strength could have carried on the the world, indeed not even into every to participate in the local celebra- on. Thursday, December 10, for program he set for himself. To cite comer of our hearts. Our personal Thousan(is of happy Denver folk are receiving our Michael Egan. only one proof of his indomitable paganism dies hard. The tiger in ^'°The Denver chapter of the Inter- On Friday evening, the devotions will and desire to serve, one might us retreats slowly, snapping and Christmas Club checks this week and are being con nktional Catholic Federation of of the Stations of the Cross, fol tell of the time he said midnight snarling the while. If the world is Nurses will meet at St. Joseph s hos lowed by Benediction of the Blessed Mass at Silverton and then fought not yet humanized, let us not blame gratulated on their foresight in thus providing funds for pital Monday evening, Dec. 7. The Sacrament, will be held. his way over the snowy, slippery the world too much. We might bet business meeting will be preceded trail to Ouray, a trip few cared to ter blame ourselves. Perhaps we are their holiday gifts. by a spiritual conference in the hos boulevard, was operated on at Mercy make in the daytime, arri-ving there not yet perfectly humanized. If pital chapel. The Rev. John R. Mul- hospital. the next morning after his exhaust there remains in us any trace of vin roy, spiritual director, •will give a Mrs. P. V. Carlin, widow of the ing journey in time to say two dictiveness, unwillingsness to for You may have a like experience next year if you join talk; also the Rev. R. J. Kirschen- late Dr. Carlin, widely known Den Masses. Time after time, his horse give; if we are unrelenting to those heuter, C.M. Installation of officers ver physician, and sister of Dr. Ed fell or slid downhill, and the fact who have done us wrong; if we seek our 1932 Christmas Club. will be held in the eveningi Miss Ger ward Delehanty, is seriously ill fol that the priest usually walked on the revenge; if we refuse to suffer in trude Graef, R.N., is the new presi lowing an operation at St. Joseph’s more dangerous parts of the trails juries meekly, we are only perpetu dent, Miss Helen Ochesmer, R.N., first hospital. was all that saved him. His greatest ating the paganism that Christ came The 1932 Christmas Club is just starting. Join now. vice president; Miss Margaret Dwyer, Mrs. Thomas Fitzsimmons, 1136 fear was snowslides. Sometimes the to obliterate. There have been some .j ; N second vice president; Miss Mary South Gilpin street, is recovering slightest movement seemed to start a in ages past who professed the Gos Pay in from 25 cents to $20.00 weekly and receive, pro G ^ o b y , R- N., secretary, and Miss from a serious operation performed rush o f snow and debris down the pel of Jesus, but were as cruel as Clara (Jladey, R. N., treasurer. The at St. Joseph’s hospital. mountains that swept everything in Attila or Genghis Khan. There are portionately, at the end of 50 weeks, from $12.50 to organizatio?%is a federation under Births recently at St. Joseph’^ its path. One famous slide, named some today who profess to be Chris- Catholic au^ices whose membership include the following: Mr. and Mrs Mother Cline, a picture of which is tions, but in their conduct towards $1,000 plus interest. - is open to ni-lrtes throughout the city. W. Gardana\ of Englewood, a boy; in the book, “ In San Juan,” was their brethren remain pagan. If we A special progiram has been planned Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Seganti, 3241 from 60 to 70 feet deep. When the truly desire the humanization and by St. Joseph’s nurses. Navajo street, a girl; Mr. and Mrs crust melted so that travel was im the Christianization of the world, it The Most Rev. Bishop J. Jlenry E. Coates, 1122 East 8th avenue, possible over the top, a tunnel was would be well for us to commence by Tihen paid an informal call to the a boy; Mr. and Mrs. C. Hollenbaugh made through the slide itself. The humanizing and Christianizing the sisters at Mercy hospital last week. 1829 Humboldt street, a girl; Mr. walls of the tunnel remained for little world that is our own heart.” Dr. Harriett Shea, wife of Dr. and Mrs. B. J. Carmody of Morrison two years. Robert M. Shea, 708 Monaco park a girl; Mr. and Mrs. J, J. Ingling, Father Gibbons was pastor at St. HAROLD EADS’ DAUGHTER way, is making a good recovery at 2729 Java street, a girl; Mr. and Francis de Sales’ church, Denver, BAPTIZED AT CATHEDRAL Mercy hospital after having been American National Bank Mrs. A. Hinderson, 4918 Irving ave from 1892 until his transfer as pas The infant daughter of Mr. and stricken by a severe cold. nue, a girl. tor at Annunciation, Leadville, Octo Mrs. Harold Eads recently was bap William 'O ’Rourk, who has been ber 18, 1898. He was made irre tized at the Cathedral by Father Ter visiting his son. Dr. Donald H. A reader of The Register wishes movable rector at Leadville, but was ence Devlin, S. J. Mrs. Eads was 17th at Lawrence St. Frank Kirchhof, President O’Rourk, was operated on at Mercy to publish thanks for a favor re forced to resign his pastorate there formerly Dorothy Walsh. The baby hospital after a sudden illness. His ceived from the Blessed Trinity because of ill health. In spite of all was named Mary Patricia. James J. condition is improving. through the intercession of Our his troubles and hardships in the Walsh and Mary Earley were the Patricia McfJrcw, 4825 Federal Mother of Sorrows and St. Thtrese. mountains, .Father Gibbons enjoyed sponsors.
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Catholic Film Stirs Japaneie ment of the new rose, and declared Nagoya, Japan.— The long-awaited that “ it is very appropriate that the s.»t film depicting the deaths of 26 Japan best loved flower should be associ nJg:!' ese martyrs has been projected in ated with the man best loved by his the largest theater of the city of fellow citizens.” The rose has been Nagoya and enjoyed an immense suc described as a “ bud of gold and sal cess. It was shown twice daily for mon, suffused with misty amber and two days and then it became neces coral.” sary to have three showings a day. Central America To Organize The theater was filled to capacity Granada, Nicaragua.— The Most every performance. This success of Rev. Camito Jose y Valladares, Bishop a purely Catholic film is worthy of of Granada, in a letter addressed to notice, presented as it was in a the the Bishops and Archbishops of Cen ater where the seat prices are not tral America, urges the formation of cheap and where the management a Central American Federation of had been, cohiplaining of poor attend Catholic Workers. JANES CLARKE CHURCH GOODS HOUSE ance. The film speaks for the Church St. Patrick Wins Chinese in regions otherwise inaccessible to Hongkong, China. — Fifty-three W M e it is the custom to give gifts, it is duly appropriate to select a gift of propaganda. catechumens, an entire village of U. .S. Bishop* to Visit Dublin fisherfolk, were baptized and con a religious nature. We have the stock from which to select, prices most Dublin.— Cardinals, Bishops and firmed recently at St. Patrick’s reasonable, service unsurpassed. A few itenw culled from our large assort THE REASON other prelates from the Orient as church in a little town on the well as from the Occident are plan Kwangtung coast. The little church ment subjoined. ning to attend the International has been standing for more than 10 Eucharistic Congress to be held in years, haring been built »by Irish Dublin next June. Included in benefactors. WHY Bishops who are coming are those BIBLES who head the Dioceses of Harrisburg Containing the Old and New Testaments and Scranton, Pa.; Detroit, Mich.; T!IV. • Keratol, limp, round corners, gold edges...... $3.00 New Orleans, La.; Rockford, 111.; Mo Hiil\ W'W- American Seal, limp, round corners, red under gold edges...... $4.00 Most people cannot disregard the bile, Ala.; Wheeling, W. V a.; Dubu Egyptian Seal, round corners, red under gold edges...... $4.75 que and-Davenport, Iowa; Erie, Pa.; Egyptian Seal, Divinity circuit, round corners, red under gold edges.,. $6.50 matter of cost altogether in purchasing a Buffalo, N. Y.; Omaha, Nebr.; In dianapolis and Fort Wayne, Ind. funeral service. This is why we stress Church Wars on Opium RED LETTER BIBLE Peking. — Mission superiors INDIA PAPER EDITION the reasonableness of our charges and the throughout China were directed to Archbishop Glennon to Speak fact that we have satisfying tributes assume the leadership in a campaign December 20 Over Colum Sayings of Christ Printed in Red against the opium evil in a letter bia System Walrus Grain Persian, Divinity circuit, round corners, red under gold just sent to them by His Excellency edges...... $7.50 within the means of any family. the Most Rev. Celso Costantini, Eminent Catholic clergymen ■will Alaska Seal, extra limp, leather lined, round corners, red under gold Apostolic Delegate to China. speak in the “ Church of the Air” edges...... $9.Q0 Archbishop Curley Honored^ periods over a nation-wide hookup of Whether fhe cost of the funeral is Baltimore.— Pius XI has named Genuine Morocco, Divinity circuit, round comers, red under gold edges...... $12.00 the Most Rev. Michael J. Curley, the Columbia Broadcasting system Pebble Calf, extra limp, calf lined, art colored edges under solid gold (extra rich)...... $14.00 f little or much, our complete equipment Archbishop of Baltimore, Assistant in the month of December. An aver Superfine Levant, Divinity circuit, calf lined, red under solid gold edges...... $18.00 to the Pontifical Throne, the honor age of more than forty-five stations and facilities, including our fine Stutz coming on the eve of the tenth an from coast to coast will broadcast the niversary of his installation as Arch periods. Father Eugene J. Callahan POCKET BIBLE, INDIA PAPER EDITION automobiles, are at the disposal of any bishop of Baltimore. Word of this of St. Gregory’s church, New York, honor has been conveyed to Arch will speak of St. John the Baptist on French Seal Grain, round corners, red under gold edges...... $3.50 pa4fron. ^ bishop Curley in a cablegram signed December 6 at 2:30 p. m., Eastern Egyptian Seal, limp, leather lined, round corners, red under gold edges...... $4.50 by Cardinal Pacelli, Papal Secretary standard time. The program, which of State, and transmitted through the will originate from station WABC in We have now a supply of Bridge Tally Cards avail Most Rev. Pietro Fumasoni-Biondi, New York, •will include Catholic mu able for social, church or individuals who may wish Apostolic Delegate to the United sical numbers by a mixed quartet. i f - . States. The radio audience will be privileged to call for them at any time. Large Dioceses Help Poor to hear the noted orator, His Ex cellency the Most Rev. John J. Glen PRAYER BOOKS A total of $13,661 was collected in the churches of the Milwaukee non, Archbishop of St. Louis, on Sun archdiocese for relief work among day, December 20, at an hour to be KEY OF HEAVEN announced later. the poor and will be placed at the With Epistles end Gospels, Size 2 ) 4 ^ 3 ^ Inches POCKET disposal of the St. Vincent de Paul Radio station WTAM of Cleveland society. 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Briggs; vice president, Frank O’Don- Your Christinas problem will be easily solved by visiting our store or writing us for A FULL LINE OF ell; secretary, Sophie Sunedsh, and more detailed information. We have articles for everybody’s tastes and pocketbooks. •OFFICE FURNITURE 121,502 ENROLLED IN St. Vmcent de treasurer, Rupert O’Donell. The SCHOOLS OF BROOKLYN We are sure that you will find the suitable article that you are looking for that will We rent Folding Chairs, Card and Rev. Louis A. Benkert, C.PP.S., the Brooklyn.— The annual report of please. Banouct Tables, Dishes, Silverware, chaplain of St. Clara’s, was chosen the diocesan schools of the Diocese anytning in stock. Established 1888. spiritual director. of Brooklyn for the year 1930-1931 Paul’s Parish It was also decided to hold a social PHONE KEYSTONE 4852 reveals a total attendance in ele in the parlors of the orphanage on mentary schools, high schools, nor the Sunday .after Christmas, Decem mal schools, colleges and seminaries When in Need of Help ber 27, at 2:30 p. m. All former of 121f£L^— The institutions were THE JAMES CLARKE BONNIE BRAE pupils are cordially invited to attend staffed by 3,081 teachers, of whom of Any Kind. Permanent or Odd Job, this social hour and to affiliate with 2,450 were religious and 631 lay. Call Employment Department, Service Station the association. It is especially de Church Goods House Phillip* “ 66” Gat and Oil sired to secure a complete list of PRIEST BOOSTS HYBRID Catholic Charities names and addresses of all former AS DINNER HEADLINER 1C65 Grant St. KEystone 6386 Free Crsnk Service— Tire Repsiring Chicago.— The Rev. Castor Or 1636-38 Tremont St. Denver, Colo. TAbor 3789 CARL DIRE'- So. Univ. and E. Ohio pupils. Anyone knowing of the same IS requested to communicate with the donez, C.M., head of the biological chaplain. laboratory of De Paul university, Our Stock Is Replete With Church and Religious Goods of Every Kind. USE hopes to establish the turken as the W E FATHER M’DONOUGH HOME American diner’s favorite fowl, hold No Better Assortment Ansrwhere. Father J. Frederick McDonough ing that it has two or three times as MOVE CORBETT^S of the Blessed Sacrament parish has much meat as the ordinary chicken Frame Houses, Garages ICE returned home from a trip to Massa and is much tastier than either For Service— KEyatane 021)8 chusetts. He went east with Father chicken or turkey. Two of the turkey- Ofica a Warchauia, 1831 20th St. McMenamin, who returned from chicken hybrids are under observa CREAM Pennsylvania early last week. tion at the laboratory.
ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION (St. Dominic’s Parish) A triduum for the Feast of the Immaculate Conception, of the Bless In the Heart of Denvor^s Tlusincps District ed Virgin Mary will open this Sun fiU-15 EQUITABLE BEDG. (St. Philomena’s Parish) day evening at 7:30 o’clock. While novena in honor of the Feast of these spiritual exercises are for all (St. Louis’ Parish, Englewood) the Immaculate Conception began the parishioners, the members of the 'The Daughters of Mary sodality Sunday. Every member of the par Blessed Virgin sodality and all the elected its new officers at the regular ish was urged to assist publicly at young women of the parish are meeting last Monday. Sodalists elec daily Mass, and to use the pamphlet especially encouraged to be present ted to office were Dolores Nolan, pro* containing the novena prayers, which on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday fact; Catherine Nachazel, assistant were distributed last Sunday. evenings. On the last evening, there prefect; Margaret O’Toole, secre Miss Josephine Dooling had the will be a solemn reception of new tary; Laura Bell, treasurer; Jose mrsfortune to sprain her wrist Sun members into the society. phine Karlin, Virginia Sausa, Cath It Would be Easy day, November 22, which necessi The Masses on the holy day, De erine Sausa and Margaret Nolan, tated her remaining at her home for cember 8, will be at 5:30, 7, 8 and 9 council members. The sodality will -— to get the idea that our scrvice.s, because tve over a week. o’clock. hold a reception for new membcr.s are so often called by those who can afford the on December 13, the Sunday within s r e e j The Rev. William Higgins, the paS- Last week, the Aquinas players en best of everything, must necessarily be very Z!r^i tor, was among the many priests tertained at Loretto Heights college, the Octave of the Feast of the Im who were .present at the administra presenting “ The Hinny Brays.” They maculate Conception. A meeting costly. The reverse is true. While our reputa tion of the sacrament on Confirma also entertained the Seminary guild and luncheon in Concordia hall will tion for fine service does win us many calls from tion Sunday, Nov. 29, at St. Pat in a shoTjing of the players in their follow the reception. Plans are also those to whom money is no object, our prices rick’s church, Pueblo. first film play, “ Napoleon’s Barber,” being made to visit the sick in the More flavor and Walter Keeley gave a very fine local sanitariums at Christmas time, are very moderate. Sister Alice Marie of St. Mary’s One of the Largest Catholic Mortuaries in the State More cups Electric school, Colorado Springs, visited with interpretation of the court scene with some little remembr,ance to help her mother, Mrs. George Minot, Sr., from “ The Merchant of Venice.” brighten the hojidays. Complete FuneraJs $85 up More economy 2636 East 11th avenue, during the Some of the club members were en "The Altar society will hold its reg Thanksgiving holidays. tertained at the home of Miss Mar ular monthly meeting this Monday Clocks Miss Margaret McQuaid, daughter garet Reilly Tuesday evening of last afternoon at 2 o’clock. An illustrated of Mr. and Mrs. Dan McQuaid, en week. lecture, based on the catechism, will Boulevard Mortuary tertained troop 7 of the Junior Cath The cold weather did not keep be given by Father O’Heron. Leaf olic Daughters Saturday afternoon, many away from the Altar and lets for the Apostleship of Prayer Federal Blvd. at No. Speer GAllup 0407 .95 Nov. 21. Monte carlo and gum mold Rosary society’s card party on the will be distributed to the promoters JAMES P. McCONATY ing were played by the twelve young afternoon of November 27. There at this time. The intention for the ladies present. Virginia Whalen won were twenty tables filled, which is month will be discussed. Hostesses the honors in the monte carlo game, considered very good for an after at the Altar society card party while Virginia Urquehart was vic noon party. Thursday afternoon were Mrs. M. $2.95 Kitchen Types Briggs, Mrs. M. Klattcnhoff and Mrs. torious in the gum molding. Dainty One reception and eight profes I sions marked the chapter of the Third F. Lynch. Good-looking and reliable— refreshments were served by the host I ess. Order of St. Dominic Sunday eve The executive council of the P.-T, I St. John’s Parish i they’acmade by the Stan Holy Hour .will be held at 7 :30 ning, November 22. This religious A. met on Thursday of this week to J. dard ^l^bservatory Clock o’clock Friday evening, v/ith stations congi-egation assembles every fourth arrange for the meeting on Tuesday of the cross and Benediction. Sunday evening of the month. evening, December 8. The meeting THE COLUMBINE SHOPPE INK Company! In ivory, blue, TRl On Monday at 6:30 o’clock, there will be addressed by Dr. L. Cassidy AT 24Z4 EAST SIXTH AVENUE green, ivory and black! on the subject “ Children’s Diseases.” INVITES YOUR HOLIDAY PATRONAGE AND B i loco. was a Requiem High Mass sung for NOTIONS, HOSIERY. GIFT NOVELTIES, ETC Hostesses at the P.-T. A. card party Complete with cord. the repose of the soul of Mrs. Mary PHONE YORK 4081 MRS. ROSE LEE JONES. Prop. SEE MEEK FOR YOUR Russell, requested by Mrs. F. H. Ta this Saturday, December 5, will be CHRISTMAS LUGGAGE Genuine Pewter Pieces, $1 foya; Tuesday, for Mrs. Margaret SI. Mrs. J. Waller, Mrs. M. Vrancsic, REPAIRING NEATLY DONE Hall, first anniversary, requested by Mrs. R. Tice, Mrs. J. Taylor, Mrs. 1009 ICTH ST. KKY. 3079 The May Co.—Street Floor Miss Sallie Henry; Wednesday, for M. Semler and Mrs. C. Toy, chair Angeline Jaramillo, requested by man. Bridge, pinochle, five hundred TYPEWRITERS Mrs. Ferris Fleming. and bunco will be played. Admission m CHAfilllES will be 25 cents. There will be ALL .MAKES AND PRICES Those who helped the pastor with prizes and refreshments. ( SOLD—RENTED—REPAIRED TRY some clerical work at the rectory Clayton Plumbing Co. Monday evening, Nov. 23, were as Ushers. Now Totaling Ten, The Holy Name society meeting . AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO., INC. for Your Nest Repair Job follows: Misses Anne O’Neill, Sarah Hold First Regular will be postponed to Monday, De- ! UIS’CALIFORNIA ST. KEYSTONE 8047 ESTABLISHED^SS^ DENVER. COLa ih ry Try to I’ leas'* and Arc Rea Higgins, Marge ’ and Mac Mohan,. Meeting camber 14, on account of the P.-T. sonable in Price. Term.i May Be Mary Rose O’Brien, Alice Minot and A. meeting next week. Had on Earzer Work if Desired. This Sunday will be Communion Evelyn Kiene, and Messrs. R. A. (St. James’ Parish) YOrk 5000 Res.; YOrk 0298 day for the Altar society. z m K, CbEFAX AVE. Jaeger, John F. Clair, J. P. Con At the latest meeting of the Altar Services for John Scharf, 6-year- stantine, Joseph Dooling, George and Rosary society, the president, Clarke, Edward and Walter Cough old son of Mr. and Mrs George Mrs. Haffey, spoke very earnestly of Scharf, were held from the church lin. Refreshments were served in the need of helping the Catholic L ^ _ J last Saturday evening. The little fel V/i; FEATUKK the evening. Benefit .shop by sending any salable low, who was in the first grade, re LEONARD O ’ DEA DOW NTOW N PRICES I Doyle’s Pharmacy I Miss Inez Browne was the soloist discarded articles. Several members The Particular Dniggist, at the 11:30 o’clock Mass on Sun ceived Communion for the first time of the parish have sent articles to the on his sixth birthday, and again a The Quality Market of West 38th Ave. CAMERAS AND FILMS day, Nov. 22. Martin O’Haire was shop, but there is great need, and' few hours before he died. Death was GA. ,5 3 1 4925 WEST 3STH AVE. f f t the soloist last Sunday at the 11:30 17th Aysc. and Grant anything salable will help. A tele due to heart trouble. Father O’Heron o’clock Mass. TAbor 8936— TAbor 8937 phone call to Mr.s. William Haflfey, offered up the Mass of the day as QUALITY SHOE REPAIR SHOP Formerly ISth and Clarkson . Masters James Carroll and George YOrk 2961-J, is all that is necessary FREE DELIVERY Porter are servers at the 6:30 o’clock part of the services, and assisted at WM. SIHLER, Prop. if the donor cannot send the goods the interment in Mt. Olivet. Mass, and .Jack Akolt and Justus Po- direct to the shop." At the special The following pupils gave a dem 4370 Tennyson St. ______Denver, Colo. lok at the 8 o’clock Mass this week. meeting of Denver deanery called onstration, last Wedne.sday afternoon Mrs. Walden’s club was enter Goods Called For find Delivered Tuesday by Mrs. Hagus, Mrs. Paul in Concordia hall, of their work in'th
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ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION CHAMPS TO PLAY FOR FAVOR ACKNOWLEDGED Cathedral Altar Society • MISS MATZ LEAVES NOTED CATHOLIC WRITER A reader of The Renster wishes AID BAZAAR WILL ADDRESSES STUDENTS PREP GRID LAURELS Meet FViday, Dec. 11 $8,800 TO HOSPITAL to puhlitii thanks to S t Thereea, BE HELD DEC. 4-5 ^0 Mr*. Lanora M. IVeber, a writer the Blessed Virgin Mary and St. An- of Western stories, discussed mater (Continuvd Prom Page 1) The Cathedral Altar and Rosary tliony for a great favor received The Good Shepherd Aid society (Continued From Page 1) ial upon which she 'bases her stories society will meet Friday, December tive of what the parochial league is through their intercession. bazaar will be on m full>6wing at the deceased, under, the terms of the at an assembly in observance of IJ, at 2 p. m., at the home of Mrs. capable of producing. Knights of Columbus hall Friday will. The bequest leaves the residue Book week at Englewood junior high Charles Dunn, 736 Washington In practice games with the public CONNORS COMING HOME of the estate to the Franciscan Sis school last Friday. Mrs. Weber, a and Saturday. Everyone is u i^ d to street. Mrs. W. S. Wells and Miss high school teams this year, the BulU Mr. and Mrs. John O’Connor, who come the afternoon or evening of ters. The estate is .estimated at member of St. Catherine’s parish, is Margaret Murphy will be the" assis doge have shown that they can hold spent November in New York, either day and enjoy a game of $8,500, a Colorado homesteader. tant hostesses. Mrs. 6. S. Sullivan their own in fast competition. St. started for home last Monday. cards. Beautiful hand-made prizes Mias Mgtz requested that her will be in charge of the musical pro Joseph’s boasts of a scoring team are offered at each, table. The vari funeral be very plain and inexpensive, office, according to the terms of the gram. The Rev. Hugh L. Mcmena- which combines deception with power pected to hold the East eleven to a ous booths at the bazaar offer a and that a headstone be placed at her will, he will not be reouired to fur min, rector of the Cathedral, will be t^rst Games of Basketball Sea- in a varied attack of running and close score. tempting array of articles suitable grave similar to the one now on the nish any bond. In all probability, the speaker.______n son Scheduled for passing plays, and although not as All high school and college stu for Christmas presents. A lovely grave of her mother. Bishop J. the Moat Rev, Urban J. Vehr, P.D., Jan. 6 strong on defensive as they might be, dents will be admitted to both games hope chest wilt be awarded at the af- her 4 and 5, at the Knights of Co Henry Tihen is named executor of Bishop Tihen’s successor in Denver, the Bulldogs, nevertheless, are ex- for 75 cents. fam. Remember the dates, Decem- lumbus hall. the last will and testament, in which will take over the duties of executor. idLast Monday evening, the final IjhpB in the formation of the Holy rime Basketball league for the sea> |n of 1931-32 were taken, with six resentative clubs participating. |iese are: St, Francis de Sales’, St, ‘s, St. Dominic’s, St. Catherine’s, i^inunciation and Holy Ghost teams. Ikiis makes an excellently halancec k jhedule, with three games an eve nt 7, 8 and 9 o’clock,' on?e a ?ek. A The season will open Wednesday C*ght, January 6, and will run for j|n consecutive weeks, with the limes being played atjihe centrally FREE.FREE bjeated D. IJ. chamber of commerce. Pure Lard SUGAR |b A limited number of season fikets, at 50 cents for the entire ten LIMIT SALE CLOTH BAGS seks, will be available from man- Cinnamon Rolls OYSTERS Sweet, Ijjiers of the respectige clubs. In this FANCY BALTIMORES inner all expenses can be paid, With a Frash Seedless, i Those eligible to play under the Purchase, Baked, Ea.... •-.... 3ly Name banner will be certified With Each 3Sc Purehaia S' the pastors of the respective par lb...... Doz...... 9c Pint 25c ches on official entry blanks fur- rocery ( RED STAR POLLYANNA LEWIS FISH SHOP CAUFORNIA f r u it CO. WEE SHOP BAKERY ished by the headquarters of the BILCAR MARKET Tague at the G. & M. Sporting „ oods store. Only practical Holy Wame men, those who have taken the 1^' edge and ordinarily approach the jicraments once a month, are con- jjdered by the pastors. This will help promote Holy Name interest in le six parishes, especially among SATURDAY SPECIALS pe younger element. K4TBINKAS Besides the officers already elect- b u t t e r s fl, Frank Gartland, now in the en- MOME EGGS Jneer’s office at the city hall, was PU8 losen treasurer. Horace D. Gamble MAI iSva. president, and Wm. J. May, secre- Pineapple Layer Cake hry of the league. The next meeting Katrinka’s, Salted ff the league will he held on Mon- **The Best for Leas Always” sy evening, December 28, at which BUTTER or Sweet, lb...... 2 0 e , Jijme full lists of eligible players must *e in. Goldendale' f)RDINATION RITES TO BUTTER Creamery, lb...,., .. LARD PURE, 3 Lbs. 19c BE HELD AT SEMINARY Lemon Pie (Continued From Page 1) Guaranteed I’ Ostiarius .and Lector— Roy Wil D C C C Pot Roast, . \ . Lb. 10c iam Breen, Denver; Walter Joseph EGGS Ranch, Doz. 2 0 c i.anavan, Denver; Osias Bailey Cook, D C iE ir Sirloin or Round Steak Lb. 17k jil.tfs Angeles-San Diego; James Ar- Ihur Dessert, Los Angeles-San Diego; O' 11C C C C American p'larence James Riordan, Lincoln; U ^ I ■ [llO C i Cream, lb..,...... Fresh Ham Roasts...... ,1b. 10^ [f’homas Patrick Lynch, Santa Fe; Pound Cake Loin Roasts ...... lb. E'harles Bernard Engbarth, Concor- PORK Shoulder Roasts ...... lb. 8^ Jtia; Joseph Stanislaus Boland, Mon- kerey-Fresno; James Francis Cant- PEANUT BUnERfT-i f.ell, Cheyenne; Dionysius Augustine 2 0 c n ’Duignan, St Joseph; Aloysius Ger LB- 19c ald McHale, Great Falls; Dominic !
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PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Main 5413 ^^Jurada^j^Decenibe^
; * ****%*****4***********************4******f********[ ; Annual Retreat DURANGO PASTOR :: St. Leo’s and St. Elizabeth’s ; iJ I I H C. D. OF A. TAKES VACATION Durango.— Father Kipp departed Oar COAL OPERATOR Say* at School Will the first of last week on a vacation Parishes trip to Grand Junction, Gunnison 10 O i 0 PUYS and other points on the Western ‘ ’l l I III Start on Dec. 4 slope. He will return the last of this Our Coal Is the Hottest and Cleanest Coal from the THEODORE WHITIE*S PLACE Proceeds to Be Used for Char week. In his absence. Father Mas Northern Field, Is the Best Prepared LigViite Lump in of the Sacred Heart pari.sh is looking the District, Burns Up Clean, Lo'w Ash and Moisture Corner Speer Bird, end Stout St. itable Work of (Pancratia Hall) . HACKETHAL after St. Columba’s parish. Content and of High Heat Value. MORTUARY The newest cuts and hair bobs are Troop 2 The annual retreat at Pancratia Walter Doran left for Ouray on featured at Whitie’s Barber shop, hall will open Friday evening, Dec. November 23, where'he was called 1451 Kalai^ath MAin 4006 located on the corner of Speer boule The plays of Troop 2 of the 4. The Rev. T. J. Schulte, S. J., of by the sudden death of his father. ■* Why Take Chances on Inferior Grades? One of the most efficient funeral vard and Stout street. H. R. Don Junior Catholic Daughters will be Regis will be retreat master. Father Mrs. Thomas Cummins was here directors in the city is located at the denhoeft, the proprietor of this a decided success if the enthusiasm Schulte is head of the sodality at from Alamosa last week, visiting her address above. The establishment of modern shop, has had twenty-two shown by the juniors is any indica Regis, and was formerly sodality mother, Mrs. Mary Finn. JPhone TAbor 1251 Theodore Hackcthal has served the years’ experience in barbering, and tion. The returns on these presen sponsor for the Catholic schools of people of Denver in this connection took charge of this shop about three tations will be used for a part of the Chicago. The retreat will close with Slovaki to Honor Blesied Agnes through a greater number of years years ago. regular charitable work of Troop 2, Mass on December 8, Feast of the Prague. — Czechoslovak Catholics than any other mortician in the city. Immaculate Conception. Denver Ice & Cold Storage Co* This is a first-class union shop and in this case for dressing Christmas will next year observe the six hun These years of service have given “ Enthusiasm” was the keynote of is run according to the rules laid dolls for the needy children of Dem dred and fifteenth anniversary of the him a kindly understanding of an interesting address given to the 2635 Blake Street down by the state board of barber ver and to help in providing a Christ death ot Blessed Agnes of Bohemia, human sorrow and emotions which is student body of Pancratia hall by examiners in regard to cleanliness mas party for the invalids at Sand’s ^ ea t pioneer aposUe in social char reflected in his conscientious atten Father Morgan, S. J., of Regis col and sanitation. The interior is fin home. The plays are to be given at ity in this country. tion to the’ most minute detail re St. Francis de Sales’ school audi lege. Although his talk was on ished in white enamel and there are “ Chemistry,” it contained many prac lating to your comfort. three chairs and three barbers, so torium. That everyone desiring to More than thirty-five years as a tical hints about how to be success you won’t have to wait. witness them may do so, two per mortician, Mr. Hackethal has effect formances will be given, one on the ful in other lines. It was a very ed many changes and improvements “ The equipment is up to date and interesting address, and the Pancra the razors are always sharp,” says afternoon of Sunday, December 6, in his mortuary, but has always re for the children, and the other the tia girls hope that Father Morgan tained the quiet dignity and the Whitie. “ We’ll give you the smooth will visit them soon again. ift ea t u r es .same evening for the older folks. In G F est kind of a smooth shave; cut your graceful simplicity of appointments the first of the three plays, “ Exit The sodalists heJd a very enthusi and the beautiful solemnity which hair exactly as you want it and give astic meeting last Sunday. “ Volun a massage that will make your face the Grand Duchess,” Dorothy BrU' mark his services. A fitting tribute baker, Lucille Mays, Veronica Mark teer Talkers” was the subject under to your loved ones. tingle with the joy of health.” It discussion. Volunteers are not al pays to look your best. Try Whitie’s, ham, Florence Wiley, Mary Duteau, Buy Nov) for Later Delivery Mr. Hackethal is ably assisted by Rita Clark and Gerry Claire Hanni- lowed to talk more than three min John Easton and Myron Waltman. at the corner of Speer boulevard and utes. This volunteer talk idea proved Stout street. gan will portray the main characters. The roles in “ Surprised” will be a great success and will continue to A Buyer-8 ''Scoop” Brings This Children’s hair cuts 25 cents any OTTO NEIDIGER played by Rita Clark, Kathleen hold sway at all future sodality meet Senmtional Low Price on day but Saturday. O’Brien, Margaret Seiner, Agnes ings. The faculty and non-Catholic THE RED AND WHITE Weber, Gerry Claire Hannigan, girls were the guests at the meeting. STORE DARLING’S GROCERY Elaine Johnson, Kathleen Flynn and Aspirants to the Sodality of Our Dorothy Brubaker. Agnes Weber Blessed Mother will be received on 1034 We*t Colfax AND MARKET the Feast of the Immaculate Conbep- “ The Home of Good Things to and Margaret Seiner will be the char PIER CABINETS . 1200 Stout St. acters in “ Stage Struck.” A talent tion. Eat” is this immaculate grocery and “ Call me ’Darling’, that’s my market. Otto Neidinger, the accorn- ed member of the troop, Kathleen Fitted With name,” is the good-natured greeting O’Brien, will render soprano solos, modating proprietor, has been in this on the. window of this modern little and the Glee club, under Mrs. Claire district for twenty-eight years and Academy Pupils grocery and market. W. W. Darling Connell Martin, will assist with , for the last seventeen years the own established his business here over three numbers. ELECTRIC CLOCKS er of his store. Through years of ex three years ago, and has been in the W ill Give Play cellent service and his consistent Twenty-nine girls were initiated grocery business in different parts as members of the .Junior Catholic policy of offering the best to his cus Unparalleled value- -a sensa- of the city for many years. This ex Daughters in a ritualistic ceremony tomers, Mr.. Neidinger deserves the (St. Mary’s Academy) .75 perience has taught him every detail at the general meeting, Tuesday eve The Simarac stagers’ next dra tion, nothing like it in price fine patronage he how enjoys. in this line which, coupled with a ning, December 1. Father _ C._ M. This is the Red and White store of matic production will be “ Little ever been offered in the city. pleasing manner, makes it a pleasure Johnson, chaplain of the juniors, the parish. This organization is well Women,” which will be given at the to trade with him. talked to the newcomers on their Place your order early to known for its fair, dealing and di.stri- school auditorium Friday evening, leadership, ideals and duties _ as bution of the finest brands of food. Mr. Darling operates an indepen December 1,8, at 8:15 o’clock, and morrow. We will gladly juniors. Mrs. Harvey J. Smith, Mr. Neidinger is a connoisseur of dent store and handles all the stand again Sunday afternoon, December Junior counselor, and Mary Eliza hold for Christmas delivery. nieat.s and offers the best in his mar ard brands, but features Crflorado- 20. The players will give a re beth Hanson, Junior president, wel hearsal Thursday afternoon, Decem ket. made products. Due to economical cash-and-carry method, the prices comed them as members. ber 17, for the nuns. The play is an —Cabinet is SV2 ft. high, antique walnut Here you may help yourself, ask here are as low as you will find any At the same meeting it was de adaptation from Louisa Alcott’a fa the clerk or phone your order and where. cided that the annual holiday social mous book of the same name, and is finish, and slightly curved front. 4 shelves. know that in each case you will re would be held as usual. The coun under the direction of Sister Felician. ceive the same high quality. Otto The market is well known for the Standard Electric Clock, fully GUARAN choice selection of meats. Try a selors and troop officers, acting as_a The Sigma Pi Kappa Press dub Neidinger features prompt delivery committee on arrangements, will and its sponsor, Sister Mary Martha, ser\'ice. Call MAin 1051 or MAin juicy steak or a tender roast tomor TEED by manufacturer and by us. row. decide the time and place of the will attend the annual convention of 572'!. affair. - high school newspapers, to be held at Phone MAin 9507. —Beautiful black and gold An important subject of dismis Boulder, Friday, Dedember 4. sion at the meeting was the doll ■00 chased face. All complete, plug FRANK S. SHINKLE SHINN HEATING CO. The students of St. Mary’s will INDEPENDENT booth at. the Santa Claus shop, to enter their annual three-day retreat 1474 Elati St. which the Juniors have been assigned. Saturday, December 5. The Rev. F. Down into socket and always have GROCERY & MARKET Many accidents are caused by de All members were asked to'solicit Mahoney, S.J., will be retreat master. 1 correct time. 1401 Mariposa fective gutters and drain spouts. donations of old or new dolls to fill A fund that was started four Here is a store thoroughly appre Have yours properly repaired. Chas. the quota of dolls required, which years ago by Sister Aubrey for the ciated in the parish. It offers every E. .Shinn will do the work right. is approximated at two or. three jurchasing of a statue of the. Little thousand. Committees of Juniors SALE! Metal Smokers thing in high-cla.ss foods. Frank Mr. .Shinn is the proprietor of the Slower has finally been completed, will be appointed to dress dolls and and now a beautiful life-like repre .^hinkle has been in this Ibcation for Shinn Heating Co. He has been in «■ Bill R egular $3.50 Value the last three years and by his pleas look after the booth. Any old dolls sentation of this well-known saint this location for many years and has brought to the Catholic Daughters’ g! ant manner has built a very gratify spent most of his life in the heating graces the corridor, at St. Mary’s. ing business. He operates on the clubhouse at an early date wrtl be The publicity committee has been busine.ss. His work is guaranteed repaired. cash-carry plan and, with the low absolutely. When he installs a fur sponsoring a poster contest which overhead, he is able to sell at rock- nace for you, you may be sure of a ended this week. The winner has $1.9 5 bottom prices. perfect hfating job. His shop rec not yet been announced, Catholic Mr. .Shinkle handles all of the be.st ommends the Weichert furnace, one Montrose Will Action, weekly Communion and the standard brands, including Solitaire, of the best standard makes. The pamphlet drive were the subjects.' Del Monte and others. You are in substantial savings in your coal con The autumn homecoming of the vited to call and inspect the attrac sumption will go a long way toward Hold Carnival alumnae was celebrated Sunday, No Only 150 to Sell tive display of choice holiday foods, paying for one of the modern plants. vember 29, with a tea and reception priced to leave money in your purse. Call TAbor 2793; Mr. Shinn wdll at the academy. A special Christinas pur Vegetables, fruits and baked gladly give you an e.stimate or advise on Dec. 11-12 chase — a bargain we goods are received fresh daily. Mrs. on any heating problem. 700 PRESENT AT have never seen equaled. Shinkle a.ssists in the store. Y'ou Many people are turning to the Montrose.— The St. Mary’s an Heavy, massive, richly fin will find her anxious to aid you in convenience of gas for heating. Mr. nual carnival and bazaar will take ANNUAL PROGRAM your selection. ished in Verde Green and .Shinn installs gas furnaces for the place Dec. 11 and 12. An Austin IN WALSENBURG Gold. Large Ash Tray, Public Service Co. It will pay you automobile will be given away as MARIPOSA to investigate if you consider mak first prize. Those who are in charge Match Holder, Cigarette ing this change; of selling the tickets report a large Walsenburg.— The annual enter Jar with convertible Ash SHOE SHOP sale. The bazaar is expected to be a tainment presented last Tuesday eve Tray lid. Exactly as 1405 Maripo.a St. huge success as it is usually well sup ning in the school auditorium was a .An approved shoe shop of the par EARL’S ported by both Catholics and Protes decided s'liccess, with more than 700 sketched— ish is located at the address above. SERVICE STATION tants. person-s present to enjoy the various ORDER EARLY D. K. .Armstrong, the p.roprietor, is The Rev. D. A. Barry, pastor of numbers. The children showed long an artist at expert repair work. He 1135 Curtii the Montrose parish, started out to training in the finished way they per has spent his life in the leather busi With the coming of cold weather, make his mis.sions on November 25 formed the drills and sketches which ness and is a competent judge of your car will require more careful but was forced to return to Montrose made up the program. The feature materials. “ To be sure, a greater attention if you arc to get the maxi on account of a heavy snow fall and of the evening proved to be the final American Furniture Co. profit may bo made by using cheaper mum of comfort from winter driv blizzard. About two feet of snow number, in which sixty girls formed leather,” says’ Mr. Arm.strong. “ but ing. Be sure you are u.sing the 'proper cover the ground in Ouray. It takes a living flag while singing patriotic Easy Terms: Sixteenth at Lawrence^ =Easy Terms by using the best of materials and gas and oil, Earl’s Service Station a blizzard and that much snow to songs. doing the work right, I feel sure my handles only high-grade motor fuel. stop Father Barry when he starts A. J. Dissler visited Trinidad coun patrons will return with their next Robar, Continent^ and s^Quaker out on his mission work. cil of the Knights of Columbus in job.” ' ■ State are recommended to protect John T. O’Fallon, grand knight of hi^ capacity as district deputy. He Through this quality of materials your motor and insure perfect per Montrose council No. 1188, K. of C., was accompanied by George Yourick. and workmanship, Mr. Armstrong formance. has appointed committees to make Plans are being perfected for the has acquired a Reputation for fair C. W. Schroeder, the present own preparation for celebrating the silver big turkey party, which is to be held dealing and has biany eustomers in er of thus station, is a newcomer in anniversary of Montrose council, on December 15. Besides a large all parts of the/city. He wishes to the district and is anxious to be of which will take place in Montrose number of turkeys, there will be express his appreciation for the fine service to the people of this section. January 24. The occasion will be many other worth-while articles bu.'incss' accorded him by the people He is equipped with every facility celebrated by the exemplification of given away. of his district. To those who have for prompt and intelligent attention the three degrees, followed by a The first call for basketball candi not patronized this shop, we recom to the motorists’ need.s. Try one of banquet in the evening. Twenty-five dates was issued on Monday after Say Merry Christmas mend it as worthy of your support. his complete grease jobs— nothing new members will be initiated. The noon. About thirty aspirants report overlooked from bumper to bumper. committees appointed are as follows: ed to Coach Bonfadini. Only one RABTOAY AND Perhaps your oil needs changing. Publicity committee, H. S. Price, member of last year’s squad remains, Stop in at 1135 Curtis. SCHROE chairman; Donald Beatty and E. C. Tommy 'Watson, around which to with Electrical Gifts. They combine beauty with utility, SIMERING DER will treat you right. Tripler; banquet committee, John B. build this year’s team. Already sev ' 1030 We>t Colfax Tobin, chairman; H. S. Pi;ice and B. eral games have been arranged, and The meat is always fresh and ap S. Tobin; entertainment committee, it is expected to have the complete they fill a genuine need in nearly every home, and the petizing at the Rabtoay and Simer- JOE SETTER H. S. Price', chairman; James Donelly schedule by the end of the month. ing exclusive butcher shop, across CLEANER AND TAILOR and Robert Beatty; ladies’ entertain The Crusaders have been titleholders wide range of electrical appliances from which to ment committee, Mrs. H. S. Price, in the league for the past two sea from St. Leo’s church. The service 1217 Stout KEyitone 5443 and the meats arc stch that the cus Mrs. J. T. O’Fallon, Mrs. Louis Mack, sons. choose makes it possible to express your individuality tomers can send the children to buy Mr. Setter needs no introduction Mollie Sawyer and Mrs. J. A. Beatty. The Knights of Columbus held with the utmost safety. to the people of this district. He has The Grand Junction council has been their regular meeting on Tuesday been in business here for twentj;-five invited to put on the first degree, and evening. Aftei; the meeting, a in a gift suited to any member of the family, or for the The proprietors, I-. J. Rabtoay and years. He is a tailor of exceptional Question Box emphasizing some of R. H. Simering, are butchers of many the Gunnison council the second de ability* and his long training in this gree. The third degree will be put the common difficulties of religion years’ experience in Denver. Their line enables him to remodel and re held the attention of the members, home itself. shop is a .shining example of cleanli on by the state team from Denver, pair garments to look like new. The Delta council has also been in Reports for the children of the ness and .sanitation. It is white Careful and efficient work and cour grades were given out on Monday. enamel finished and equipped with vited to participate in the celebra teous service have shown in the tion. The quarterly reports for the high the latest style refrigerating cases growth of his business. He is ranked school children were also distributed We invite your inspection of the gifts we have on and cooling rooms. All poultry sold The members of the Knights of among the most dependable cleaning Columbus will receive Holy Com this week. here is killed and dressed in their establishments in the city. He main The music pupils gave a very own shop and they specialize in home munion in a body Sunday, November display. tains prompt, free delivery service. 29, at the 8:30 o’clock Mass. pleasureable musicale on Wednesday made sausage and lard. “ There are evening in the auditorium. The pro a number of good places to buy James H. Doran, beloved citizen of Ouray, dropped dead while going to gram, which was given by the ad meats,” said Mr, Rabtoay, “ and ours MORRISSEY., MAHONEY A his home Sunday. Mr. Doran was a vanced students, was presented to a 's one of them. Our meats are al SCOFIELD splendid crowd of relatives and ways good. We are very particular Attorneys-at-Law very devout Catholic, and attended St. Patrick’s church. He wa.s a mem friends. The younger pupils will what we buy and what we sell.” 405-9 Symes Bldg. give their program in the spring. Phone MAin 4247. Phone MAin 4106 Denver. Colo. ber of Montrose council No. 1188 Knights of Columbus. He was The monthly meetings of the Tab charter member of Florence and ernacle and Altar societies were held Cripple Creek councils. He was a in the school hall on Wednesday former county commissioner, presi afternoon. ' dent of the Ouray Recreation asso Damasio Vigil spent several days SPECIAL OFFER ciation, past exalted ruler of the in Denver on business last week. We will move your furniture to our warehouse and give you six Elks’ lodge and vice president of the Max Vigil made the trip with him. months to pay your bill. Private room or open storage. We have State Association of Elks,* county Public Service Company Doran, all of Ouray. He was buried low rate of insurance. coroner and an undertaker vn Ouray from St. Patrick’s church, with Fa Call KEystone 6228 and we will call and give you estimate on for many years. He was about 69 ther Barry officiating, Saturday, Nov. your work. years of age, and was for years 28. MOVING, STORING AND PACKING one of the most ardent boosters Ernest Zanella was buried from St. of Colorado Ouray has 'ever had. He was of a Patrick's church Sunday. Mr. Zan No Money Needed for Six Months genial disposition and numbered ella passed away Monday, November everyone among his friends. He 23. He was quite ill for some time DUFFY STORAGE & MOVING CO. leaves a wife and four grown chil from pneumonia. He was about 70 dren, Walter Doran, undertaker of years of age. 1521 20th St. Office and Warehouse Durango; Mrs. D. W. Smith, Mrs. Elmer Berling and Miss Gertrude PATRONIZE OUR • ADVERTISERS
ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION Thursday, December 3, 1931 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER felenhone. Main 5413 PAGE NINE THE ONLY WAY SEVEII CniBDERS Peking U* Fund Life is full of uncertainties and there is only one way Nears $300 Mark that you can be certain that your family will be cared iSaveWithUs f for no matter what happens to you— that certain way Recent returns from the celebra is Life Insurance. tion held in the schools of the dio cese on November 11 for the Cath — and make each dollar saved earn the olic University of Peking have maximum interest consistent with safety. JOSEPH J. CELLA brought the total close to the three- hundred-dollar mark, it was an offers you the opportunity to make sure of the future nounced by the Diocesan Mission of and your family’^ welfare. f - Two All-Star Teams Differ in fice this week. Return's are as fol Is Annual Pre-Christmas Af Selecting St. Joseph’s lows: Previously reported, $123.07; W e Pass B ook Denham Bldg. KEystone 2633 St. Mary’s academy, $10; Pancratia fair; Valuable Goods to Players hall, $30; St. Catherine’s school, Be Offered Pay $17.50; Loretto Heights college, Accounts On two mythical all-star Parochial $36; Sacred Heart school, Denver, The Colorado Conference of the league football teams selected by the $25; S t Philomena’s school, $20; St. Catholic Students’ Mission Crusade compounded semi-annually. Withdrawals may be sports staffs of the two daily papers, Scholastica’s academy, Canon City, will hold its quarterly meeting this seven of the eleven who made up the $10; Regis college, $10; the Abbey Sunday, December 6, at 8 p. m. at made at any time. Deposit any amount. championship St. Joseph's high school school. Canon City, $12.50; total, Annunciation high school, 37th ave St. Philomena’s Parish team were sufficiently outstanding to $294.07. nue and Humboldt street. In a let I receive recognition from at least one ter to the units making up the con 6% Paid on Republic Installment Certificates of the first-team selections. ference this week, Barry Wogan of COURTESY CORNER That the honor teams differed only St. Thomas’ Seminary, president, list CARS WASHED $1.00— GREASED $1.00 in the selection of St. Joseph’s play ed the following subjects to come up Call, Write or Phone for Detailed Information I N n r and Itodern Washing and Greasing Eqnipment ers indicates that the Bulldogs had for discussion at Sunday’s meeting: ^PH O N E YORK S ttS . Storage and Eapert Repairing. L N. Riler. Prop. S300 E. COLFAX one of the most evenly balanced Seventh annual Mission week, Janu squads ever produced in the short hiS' ary 31 to February 7; the advisabil THE HAYDEN CREAMERY ^ tory of the league. No year has ity of conducting a mission essay ^ COMPLETE LINE FRESH DAIRY PRODUCTS AND BAKERY GOODS seen such a wide difference of contest; exchange of Paladin study MAGAZINES, CANDY. TOBACCO— FOUNTAIN SERVICE. MEADOW GOLD ICE CREAM REPUBLIC opinion. T1 club books among the units; new M Mra. A . R. W all, Prop. Phone YOrk 7642 Cor. 12th and Eliaabeth The papers were unanimous in the means of arousing additional interest TYDINGS HEMSTITCH & SPECIALTY SHOP selection of Trevethick of St. Jos in the Holy Childhood Christmas seal BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION eph’s as the all-conference center, but sale; means of assisting in the vaca IRY GOODS AND NOTIONS— NEW LINE OF CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES tion school movement, and an Stamped Goods— Your Patronage Solicited— Prompt Service the other positions were so well A. B. Williams, President amendment to revive the executive i KEystone 2357 T. E. Greene, Sec’y-Treas. 2604 East 12th Avenue Phone YOrk 3273 plljhiii that agreement was virtually impo^ible. Ochs and Bell, who, as Quarterly Assembly Is Sched committee of the conference. • 1711 California L. C. Skelly, Asst. Sec’y-Treas. Take Your Prescription to guards, teamed with Trevethick to uled for 3 P. M. at Annurir Bishop Vehr attended the last make the center of the Bulldog line elation School quarterly meeting of the conference, CAPITOL HEIGHTS NELSON’S impregnable, each received recogni held in October at St. Francis de TmmmmmmmmmmmmiS tion, but not on the same team. B. (St. Mary’a Pariah, Littleton) Sales’ high 'school, and gave a new PHARMACY Beauty & Barber Shop Callahan of Sacred Heart high was The Altar society of St. Mary’s impetus to local Crusade work by For Appointment PHONE YORK 2711 the unanimous choice for the other his endorsement and encouragement C. VAN ZANDT Indiridual Neck Dusters church will hold its annual Christ OlRVIN FURNITURE & AUCTION CO. guard position. Donovan, end, also mas sale of baked goods, candy and of the movement. Letters of invi 12th Atc. and Clayton 3426 E. 12th Ave.,near Madison had plenty of competition and there tation have been sent out not only Denver’s choicest stock of used House and Office furniture, Sim Sterile Combs fancy® needlework on Saturday of PHONE YORK 3340 fore was not a unanimous choice. this week at Pieper’s market Prep to the senior units of the city but mons beds and springs, new and used rugs at most reasonable Walsh of Regis received the prefer arations for the sale have been under also to the junior (grade school) prices: Cash, Credit, Exchange or Trade. units. All have been asked to send ence over Donovan on one end and way for several months. The mem AUCTION SALES EVERY DAY AT 2 P. M, Dubervac of Sacred Heart high was hers of the Altar society have met at least four student delegates and awarded the other wing position by weekly at one another’s homes to faculty representatives. 1449-55 Welton St. Tel. KEystone 5856 both selectors. The tackle positions sew for the sale, and the Little were unanimous, with Washburn of Flower club, made up of younger Regis and Canjar of Annunciation girls from the parish, has met every high being chosen. two weeks since early September to Local News THE ZIMMERMAN MERCANTILE CO. It appeared that the backfield pre contribute its share of needlework. sented even a greater problem than 'The feature of the sale is a hand-made Kay McGettigan, a student at the |W «tSSlh.«lIrrm g.,.„™ F0^j^__. 3700 N.T.j« Str»t “ Dutch girl” quilt made and donated St. Joseph’s Parish the line. Kelly and McCloskey, rec Dominican convent, San Rafael, Cal by Mrs. R. H. Blackman, which will Call Gallap 0741 Tha red a white sta Call Gallup 0936 ognized by coaches and fans as the ifornia, will return to Denver De mainstays of the Bulldog team, in ad be awarded late Saturday afternoon. cember 20 to spend the holidays with The Altar society, at its regular dition to being the on^tanding per her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mc formers of the league, for some rea meeting Thursday afternoon at the ONE-HALF BLOCK FROM BUS DEPOT Gettigan. SANTA FE PUBLIC MARKET rectory, arranged and marked the Street Care Noe. 11-13-40 at Depot son didn’t make both teams. On one Announcement has been made by 646 SANTA FE— FREE PARKING— OUT OF CONGESTED AREA Step at Hotel Door selection McCloskey was the only articles for the fancy work sale. I Colorado Hotel A. L. SMITH, Proprietor Mrs. A. B, Moore, 2222 WiRiams These Prices Good From Friday Through Next Week: backfield man on the St. Joseph team Proceeds of the sale will enable the street, o f the engagement of her \ ;17th Street at Tremont Phone KEystone 2391 to make good. The other dopester society to make its first substantial daughter, Christine, to Leo C. named Kexy and Ford and gave Mc contribution to the fund it estab Fircher o f Berkeley, California. Miss W e e S h o p Closkey second team honors. Cassidy lished in October for the re-roofing Moore attended the convent of the Purity Meat and decorating of the church. of Sacred Heart school was named as Sisters of Notre Dame, St. Louis de halfback on both teams, being B a k e r y King Gertig, one of the altar boys Kent, New Brunswick, Canada, and > picked in place of Kelly on one team at St. Mary’s, is proudly displaying later lived in Massachusetts. She is Market and in place of McCloskey on the _ junior life saver’s badge earned now employed as secretary to ASSORTED other. The papers agreed on Sulli STEAKS, this week, when he passed the diffi H. J. Bourk, president of Bourk- PIES...... 1 O C van of Cathedral as having an edge LESLIE COOLEY CONSULT FRANK J. CONWAY cult tests at the new Littleton swim Donaldson-Taylor, Inc. Mr. Pircher All Cuts, Ib...... 2 2 k 2 for 25c Agent of the New York Life (purely mu over Wolter, who was second choice ming pool. Five hours of difficult is a native of Denver, and is now , Ladies' Hair Cutter of Distinction tual) lor iniorraation and advice in mattera for fullback. Lauer of Sacred H^art Li (Former!]' of Madison Beauty and Barber pertaining to Life Insurance, Income Bonds, work in the water, including the employed as a chemist with the Chas. PURE LARD, DO NUTS, Cake 9 Shop, 8421 E. 12th Ave.) or Annuities. All (orma of contracts written high was honored as all-league quar rescue” of a full grown man, were Martin company of San Francisco, 3 lbs,...-...... Now Associated With for men, women and children. 200 Insur terback on only one selection, get 2 3 c or Sugar, Doz...... A dwC D Y K E ’S BEAUTY SALON required to pass the test. inspector of petroleum. The wed Open Kettle Rendered ance Bldg., 14tb and Champa Sts., TAbor ting the edge over Ford in that par Suite 204, Denver Theater Bldg 6281. Edgar L. Sullivan of the Abbey ding will take place in St. Ignatius Phone TAbor 0495 ticular pick. school, Canon City, spent the Thanks Loyola church on December 29. BEEF ROAST, BREAD, 2 Loaves With Holy Family high’s inexperienced Choice Cuts, lb... Every SOc Purchase GRAY A ROSE BEAUTY SHOPPE PARSLOW giving holidays with his parents, Mr. 8 k ,,♦29 E. 17th Ave. KE. 3760 eleven, which was composed of boys and Mrs. E. J. Sullivan. He was ac ' Get your permanent wave now. Perma- BROTHERS playing their first year of football, SOCIETY TO HOLD SAUSAGE, CAKES, Large Q ^,nent waving done by Prof. Alphonso. $3.50 companied by Waltrude Mathers, 1 t and up. Spec, shampoo and finger wave by Expert Body, Fender placed Chase, an end, among one of whose home is at Great Divide, Col CHRISTMAS PARTY Pure Pork, lb.... 9 c Square, Ea...... A O C ^jartists, 75c. Give us a trial, we satisfy. ft Radiator Repairing the second choices. The Tigers didn’t orado. win a game, but put up some inter (Holy Family Pariah) Quality Meata Only All Goodt Guaranteed Freth DR. H. 3. ISETT 1425 Speer Blvd. esting battles and will be strong fac The Altar and Rosary society will W e s t s i d e Chiropractic Specialist tors in the league next year when PRIEST DELIVERS hold its annual Christmas party at 210 COMMONWEALTH BLDG. Phone TAbor 9117 several of the teams will be in the the home of Mrs. Kaygten, 4165 |-';Office, MAin 3627 Res., MAin 6469 TALK ON BIBLE PHONE US FOR PRICES AND APPOINT same boat. Stewart, Thursday December 10. STOP AND SHOP GROCERY FOR eye, ear, nose and throat troubles, MENTS Taking all of the choices on both AT AID MEETING All members are. asked to bring / a s . well as nervous and chronic diseases, see WEST 29TH AVE. BEAUTY SHOP papers, including honorable mention, a small gift to put in the grab Dr W . A O’Connell, D.C., Suite 247 Steel Modern Methods of Scientific Beauty Culture SALMON, Fancy SPAGHETTI, O C i;Bldg., corner 16th and Welton street, or Pho GAl. 7151 HSzel Hardie 2746 W . 29th the following were recognized for A meeting of St. Vincent’s Aid so bag. There also will be a ques I telephone KE. 4063 for an appointment. their efforts; Sacred Heart team, ciety was held at the home of Mrs. tion box, the answers to be given Pink, Each...... lO c 3 for...... ^ O C F. Walter O’Connor, 525 . Circle Franco American UM BRELLAS repaired, recovered. Gloves SPECIAL Dubervac, B. Callahan, Lauer and P. by Father Lappen. Mrs. P. King, drive, on December 1. ^ mended. Humming Bird hosiery. Denver LIVING ROOM SUITES Callahan; St. Joseph’s, Trevethick, Mrs. A. Lantzy, Mrs. W. Keorber, POP CORN, This C Umbrella Shop, 1604 Arapahoe St. Second Bell, Doiiovan, Ford, Kelly, Ochs, Mc “ The Literary Aspect of the Bible” Mrs. E. Wiley and Mrs. Helen Handy COFFEE, Chase & Q *7 1 ' floor. MAin 8462. Steamed cleaned in your home, $6 Year’s Com, lbs... A O C JEPSEN COMPANY Closkey, Seeman, Taney and Wolter; was the talk given by the Rev. R. will be the hostesses. The society Sanborn’s, 1 lb...... O f C 2 UTTLE GRAY BEAUTY SHOP Regis, Washburn, (3aSsidy, Hoagland, will sponsor another school luncheon 1569 BROADWAY PHONE TABOR 7949 J. Kirschenheuter, C.M. The Bible Free Pkg. of Chocolate Pudding Expdrt shampooing, marcel, finger wave Walsh, O’Meara, Meehan, Currigan has 53,000* verses and 149 psalms. in the school hall on Wednesday, BUTTER, f |or manicure, 60c. Free scalp treatment Meadow Gold or with every shampoo. Your patronage will COYLE BROS. and Reinhart; Cathedral, Sullivan, “ The-Bible has choice prose, epics, December 9, Parents are asked to I. he appreciated. 332 McClintock Bldg. 1664 Bannigan, O’Hearn, Walsh and Cervi; sermons, proverbs and* phrases,” Fa permit the children to attend the EGGS, Brookfield, Ib...... ' California St. KEystone 2706. Plumbing, Heating and Holy Family team, Chase, McCune ther kirschenheuter said. The “ Song uncheon. Ranch, Doz...... 2 3 c PRUNES, Fancy, 1 C ^ MRS. ATKINSON has moved her millinery Hai^lware Company and Moriarity; Annunciation team, of Songs” and “ Book of Ruth” are Miss Betty Kayetan, who was very to 164S E. 16th Ave., Apt. 2. Remodeling STORE: 841 CORONA ST. YORK 2724 Canjar, Jackson, Gent , McCleland, ill, has been removed from the hos Large, lbs...... a O C and order work a specialty. Agent for Nu- two completed short stories that 2 Hart, Anderson and Clark. touch the heart. The priest said pital to her home. PEANUT BUTTER Q F - Bone corset and corsoIeUo^ made to your MAXEY’s SHOE R e p a i r s h o p PEAS, No. ^ ' measuremenL Ladies' half soles and heels, $1.00 and up. The season, the fifth since the in conclusion that Daniel Web Patricia, small niece of Mr. Alvy, Fresh, lbs...... m OC 2 MenT-soIesv fSc and up. Heel taps, 26o is reported improving. 2 LAUER’S PRIVATE HOME FOR BABIES. 2808 EAST 6TH AVENUE , league was founded, was the crown ster once explained, “ Anything great Can, Ea...... A A C t' Undernourished babies a specialty. 3001 ing success of years of struggle. The that I have said I owe to my parents, Mrs. T. Majeivski has recovered Vine street. FRanklin 8651. M ONEY TO LOAN on improved city or who taught me the Scriptures.” from her recent illness. MEAT MARKET OPEN SUNDAYS FROM 8 TILL 2 P. M. town real estate! no red tape, no delay. Mr. games were well supported each Sun GUARANTEED rebnilt batteries, $2.26 Phelps, 1711 California St. KEystone 2367 day and only for the sudden storm All Christmas donations for St. Mrs. Colson, Mrs. Goode, Mrs. Hal- and yours. Tires all sizes, slightly used, which marred the championship con linan and Mrs. Ruppert, all of whom $1. TuUobk 638 Santa Fe. Phone KE. 7796. Vincent’s orphanage may be sent to JANITOR and houseman needs permanent test between St. Joseph’s and Regis Sister Angela. There will not be the are ill, are improving slowly. poaition. Geo. Worth, 726 Kalamatb S t VIRGlIflA BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP The Purgatorian Mass was sung Phone MAin 1098. on Nov. 22 all attendance records usual drive this year. Miss Mary SANTA FE FRUIT & PRODUCE CO* Gives a free shampoo with each finger would hav^ been broken. on Tuesday at 8 o’clock. wave. Shampoo 26c, when given with a Coughlin read an article from The 681 Santa Fe. Tony Calabrese. Mgr. Open evenings. Free delivery. KE. 9960 MAN W AN TS work half-days or two « marceL 2027 E. Virginia, phone PEarl 2586. Competition was keen throughout Commonweal concerning the Na This Friday, the first Friday of three days a week. Gallap 0861-J. |l' and, although the games, on the tional Council of Catholic Women, the month. Communion will be dis ORDER CHRISTMAS TREES NOW E. L. WILLIAMS tributed at 6 o’clock. Mass will be Prescription Druggist FOR SAL£— Five-room modem bonaa, whole, were not any more exciting A diocesan convention, of the N. C. Special orders taken for large Altar Trees. Also Roping and P. O. Sub Station garage. 8823 Gilpin street: near church than in previous years, the football at 7:30 o’clock. Good Friday will •Wreaths. Will make special arrangements for hauling to out-of- and school. C. W. will be held January 17. Mrs. 86tb and Larimer offered was on a higher plane. Good John Vail and Sirs. Ralph W. Kelly not fall on the first Friday for some town churches. CATHEDRAL FOOD SHOP ROOM AND BOARD for 8 or 4 children. coaching and conscientious training will be the’ delegates of the society. years to come. The parishioners are 2068 Clarkson street, phone YOrk 4278-M . 406 East Colfax Avenut have raised the caliber of material and Mrs. T. Walter O’Connor became a urged to begin the Nine Fridays in Across From the Cathedral preparation for Good Friday. Luncheons, 86e FOR RENT— Strictly modem five-room team play to a degree which was not life member’ of the St. Vincent’s MESSENGER’S SERVICE STATIpN house, full basement, fine condition; walk Leaflets for the League of the Dinners, Steaks, Chops, Fish, Etc., 50c expected to be attained in the few Aid society. Visitors at the meeting Fried Chicken Dinners, Tenderloin Steaks, 66e ing diatance, two blocks N from S t Leo’s years the league has existed. St. Jos Sacred Heart were distributed by the Batteries - Tires - Accessories - Gas - Oil - Greasing W e Serve Club Breakfasts and S t Elizabetb’a churchea. Adults only. were Mrs. C. W. Hood, Mrs. Anna FOURTH AND ELATI SOUTH 0800 911 Champa street eph’s eleven- was by far the best ever Johnston and Miss Clara'Ulster, the promoters in the week. COLUMBINE BARBER SHOP seen in the league. Under th« scien latter formerly of Detroit. Holy Hour will be held this Friday It Fays to Look Well M AN, father of 7 children, needs work. tific direction of Harry Pemberton, night at 7:30 o’clock. MARY FRANCIS SHOP 744^ANTA re D™fy^*Tj^ Your Patronage Appreciated Will do anything. P. ’Tixier. 716 25th St. Mrs. Edward Delehanty has given W . E. E W A N , Prop. former Oregon state star and former This Sunday, the monthly collec a perpetual membership to St. Vin Specializing in Children’s and Ladies’ Out-Sizes in Dresses 2434 E. 6th Avenue ROOM and board in private home; reason assistant coach there, St. Joseph’ tion will be taken. Parishioners will Made to Measure and Satisfaction Guaranteed able. 2063 Clarkson street Phone YOrk showed a knowledge of fundamentals cent’s Aid society in memory of her find an envelope in their announce DR. C. E. c a r p e n t e r . Dentist 4278-M . son, Walter Edward Knieling, in Office Hours, 9 A.M . to 12— 1 P.M. to 5 P.M. and a smoothness and polish which ments. honor of the Christmas season. Evenings by Appointment STRONG BOY over 16, wishes farm work would ^ do credit to many college This Sunday will be Communion DENVER GARDENS DAIRY Phone YOrk 6380 Experienced. 2337 Clarkson, MAin 4983. 1228 East 13th Ave. Denver, Colorado freshman and sophomore teams. Miss Margaret Drennon, who won day for the Altar and Rosary society. Clean Pasteurized Milk— Put Up Under Certified Conditions BOOKKEEPER and general office man, second prize in the Atwater Kent Mesdames Koerber and. King were CAMBRIAN COAL Phone south 2939 A. Anderson. Prop. 17S Vallejo 8 years’ experience, needs position. Box contest, sang three selections, accom in charge of the sanctuary this week. On the market over 80 years. B. M., care Denver Catholic Register. Better and Cleaner than ever. FATHER F. WALSH panied by George Pilon, a contestant The young ladies’ sale of pillows OWENS COAL CO. FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKING. 322 Tem who won first place in the men’s di and dolls has been postponed to L A KATHRYN BEAUTY SHOPPE SO. 6432 801 W . Bayaud ADDRESSES P.-T.A. ple Ct. Bldg., 15th and California St. KEy- vision. some time before Christmas. Some KATHRYN ROCKMAN stone 8626. M ORGAN’S EGG FARM— Deliveries twice The next meeting will be held at of the members have fqiled to make Finger Waving— Scalp Treatments— Hair Dyeing weekly. Cathedral and Loyola parishes (St. Vincent de Paul Pariah) CLOSING OUT SALE their contribution. Please do so in Phone KEystone 3883. ■The pastor, Father Francis W the home of Mrs. Ella Wilkin, 1000 Marcelling— Shampooing— Facials Buy your Christmas gifts at reduced East 16th avenue, on the first Tues the near future. CATHOLIC DAUemTERB’ HOME. 1772 prices. Full line notions, linens, hosiery Walsh, spoke at the memorial ser A MARINELLO SHOPPE— EXPERT OPERATORS and dresses. day in February. This meeting will Grant. Pleasant home for (iris. vices^ in the K. of C. home Sunday PERMANENT WAVING— LEON OIL METHOD The Marvel Shop— Mrs. Wiqey— 971 Santa Fe evening. An address on the spirit be for the election of officers. DONEHUE PICTURE SHOP PHONE TABOR 9163 870 SANTA FE DRIVE, DENVER Formerly UPHOLSTERING, furniture repairing, ual and moral training of children, Cisler 4 Donehue slipcovers. First-class work. Reasonable. givqn by him Tuesday at the meet CAR TO BE AWARDED . Picturea and Framinf F. Hartman, GAIIup 4472>M. A Chevrolet car is to be awarded MAin 0962 822 12th Street ing of the St. Francis de Sales’ Par SUNDAY TURKEY DINNER, 60c ent-Teachers’ association, clearly Friday evening, December 4, in con A TO Z Exjfress and H oTinr Roast “Chicken Dinner, 50c outlined and stressed’the necessity of nection with a basketball game at 9 tl.OO per hour; 2 men, $1.50. Big truck: MOTHER’S TEA ROOM tm nka and baggage, 60e and up. Phone 1211 East 9th Ave. character formation in the child at o’clock at the Malo gymnarium, be KEystone 5741. Stand. 19th and California an early age. tween an independent team made up St. Therese’s Parish atreet. W IL L give little girl excellent care in good Catholic home. Very reasonable, best The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Me of Cathedral players and the Regis TAYLOR’S BAKERY AND CREAMERY of references. Box D.N., care of Denver Govern, 535 South Race street, was college varsity. The school league THE AURORA LUMBER CO. HOME-MADE BREAD AND ROLLS Catholic Register. held Thursday morning. This faithful will get under way with a game at Fancy Cakes and Pies 7 o’clock in the gymnasium and Ca Full Line o f Dairy Producta FOR RENT— 2637 W. 27th Ave. 7-room member of' the parish was 48 years Everything to Build With** 3742 W . 29th Ave. Jemee Taylor, Prop. modern house, good location, in St. Cath of age. In addition to her husband thedral high will open its season with Complete One-Stop Service erine’s parish. GAIIup 6948-W . 9301 E. Colfax, Aurora Phones: Aurora 280— FRanklin 6380 she is survived by three sisters, all a game against St. Mary’s, Colorado at Two Stations BON TON BEAUTY SHOP Springs, at 8 o’clock. Learn Beauty Culture W ID O W , alone, would like housekeeping living in Denver. 18th and Wazee Special Rates for priest or Catholic family. YOrk 8972-W . A Requiem High Mass was offered 604 Fourteenth at. TAbor 9068 The Franciscan' Sisters at St. Colfax and Madison USE New Life in your batteries, guar Wednesday for the soul of Mrs. Mar anteed, charges instantly. Doubles life of garet Day at the request of her Rosa’s home (MAin 4311) are anx St. Patrick’s Parish Shrine of St. Anne J. A. JOHNSON Furnaces installed, cleaned and repaired; in battery, keeps it from freezing, saves bat. daughter, Mrs. Arthur Grosheider. ious to secure a home for a high side air returns installed, repairs for all tery expenses. 4646 W . 86th Ave. At 7:30 this Thursday evening, school girl who wishes to work in furaacts, asbestos coverings, chimney stacks. Res. 1038 Garfield— FRanklin 1849-J W IL L board and care for child in refined the eve of the first Friday, Holy some household while she is pursuing ARVA-PRIDE FLOUR TOO E. 8th Are. KEystone 40$I home. 8 to 6 years of age. 2266 Hudson Hour will be conducted. Holy Masses her studies. *We Store St. YOrk 8878-W. A Real Household Friend— Constant SMITH MOVING $2 PER HOUR Friday morning will be offered at Household Goods SEE SEVERINI Pianos go Free in load. Storage hauled in-Free CATHOLIC nurse, 40, single, dv^ house 6:30 and at 8. A reader wishes to publish an of For Highest Grade Gas and Oil "—Trustworthy— Never .Failing—for KEYSTONE 6627 work; can take full charge; consider mother and Merchandise less home. Ten dollars a week. MAin 6882, Prayers were requested at the fering of thanks to Our Lady of the Expart Tire Repairing and Greasing Biscuits— ^for Bread— ^for Pastry. PAINTING, CALCIMINING, DECORAT- Masses Sunday for the recovery of Miraculous Medal and Our Mother DUFFY STORAGE AND Also Central and Goodyear Tirea ING, all repairs on plaster, brick, cement INDIAN HED HAIR GROWER, recom' MOVING CO. Grain and Ponitry Fawl at Mrs. Fitzsimmons, a parishioner, se of Perpetual Help for a favor re JOE SE'VERINl 36TH * TEJON and woodwork; by day or contract. J. J. mended oil for dandruff, falling hair. W . W . ceived through her help. Gillaa, $68 Bannock S t Phone PEarl 3880. Meyer Drug Co. Price 60c. riously ill. Denver Prices
ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION FASHION DICTATES Card Tournament A place for everything and everything in its place is really what Dame Fashion Nets Nice Amount decrees when she points out that glasses (Blessed Sacrament Parish ) must conform to the time, the place, and The card tournament conducted CLIISE DEC. E AT the person. To be specific, shell-type under the chairmanship of Mrs. N. spectacles make one look grotesque Program Outlined for Meeting A. Steinbrunner and all the ladies when worn with formal clothes, whereas Tentatively Set for of the parish resulted in over three they are “ part of the picture” and hundred dollars being netted. A vote ST. Jan. 19-20 of thanks is given to all who helped thoroughly proper when worn for read to make it a success. ing or wTth a sports outfit. (St. Catherine’* Parish) The executive committee of the Congratulations are due Joseph Diocesan Council of Catholic The Forty Hours’ devotion will Walsh for the honor given him by Women met at the home of the open Friday morning, December 4, placing him in the end position on president, Mrs. T. A. Cosgriff, 1130 with a High Mass at 7:39 o’clock, Swigert Bros. Optical Co. East Seventh avenue, on Tuesday, an All-Parochial league team. and will close with Eucharistic November 24. The object of the Sunday is Communion Sunday for procession at 7 :30 o’clock Sunday ISSO California St. KEystone 7651 meeting was to make preliminary ar the ladies of the Altar and Rosary evening, December 6. There will be rangements for the sixth annual con society. They will receive in a body a short mission sermon, preached by the Rev. E. J. Mannix, pastor. The Shipped vention of the council, to be held in at the eight-thirty. Mass. It is also Denver, tentative dates being Janu family Communion Sunday. Blessed Sacrament may be visited at BUY COAL By Rail ary 19 and 20. Each affiliated or The Rev. Leo Flynn baptized Don any hour. ganization is entitled to two dele ald James, infant son of Mr. ■ and This Sunday morning, at the 7 jCreates More Jobs— Helps the Unemployed gates and all are urged to send a Mrs. Burr Cooper, last Sunday. Spon-* o’clock Mass, the married ladies of will put, b«ck to work immediately— Train crews, engine crews, switch large representation. sors were James Wapp and the Misses the parish will go to Communion crews, shopmen, repairmen, trackmen; clerks, bookkeepers, stenographers, under the auspices of the Altar and salesmen, truck drivers, mechanics, loaders and many others. Subjects to be considered are Edith and Ruth Dolan. further advancement of Study clubs, Rosary society. “Wages of These Men Will Be Spent With St. Joan of Arc circle has elected Friday evening, December 4, at Denver Merchants and W ill Benefit You.” extension of organization, legisla' Mrs. Daniel Bates as its new cap tion, catechetical instruction, Mexi 8:30 o’clock, will be held a grand WE CARRY ALL GRADES OF LUMP. EGG, NUT AND STEAM COAL tain. Mrs. Leo Kelleher was elected social for the young people of the AT LOWEST PRICES can welfare and industrial problems. secretary and treasurer. The mem A program of constructive activity parish under the auspices of the Holy bers voted to give a basket to the Name regulars. Good music will be for the ensuing year will be outlined Little Flower Gift shop. THE RUGBY COAL CO. at this time. furnished for the occasion. Ten are to ,be fleeted members of The Newman Book club Will meet Last Sunday afternoon’s opening D. V. HARPER. Mgr. this Friday afternoon at 2 o’clock wm the Diocesan board for three years of the basketball tournament Office and Yards, Curtis and 5th St. Phone KEystone 0121 to take the places of the following at the home of Mrs. Joseph Rihn. witnessed by a large and enthusiastic whose term of office expires: Mrs. Mrs. M. J. Sweeney will act as the numbers of parents in St. Catherine’s chairman of the afternoon, and will C. J. “ CHET” s t e b e n n e ; Charles Byrnes, representing Aid so spacious gymnasium. The winners cieties? Miss Margaret Fallon, rep give a brief resume of the last book of the afternoon were the clubs cap 18th Ave. at Pearl, Denver resenting alumnae: Mrs. Anna Flem reviewed'. Miss Ella Horan will re tained by Evatz, Meals and Brown, THE GREEN FARGO STATION ing of Colorado Springs, representing view Sigrid Undset’s latest book, which won their games from Lawren- Catholic Daughters; Mrs. A. Rampe, “ The Wild Orchid.” Miss Marie son, Washburn and Swan. The tour DIAMOND Mrs. Thomas Garrison, Mrs. E. T. Pigeon will give the life of the nament is held every Sunday after Smart New author and criticism of her works Gibbons, Mrs. H. C. Denny, Mrs. noon, with three games, beginning FEATURE in general. at 2:30 o’clock. Admission is free. Wedding Band George Shearer of Pueblo, Mrs. S. On sale tomorrow for the first O’Malley of Grand Junction and Miss The Wednesday Bridge club met Last Sunday morning, Mr. and Mrs. Pasqual Lombardi of 4211 4 Diamonds time,-an exquisite new engage Laura Ryan of Colorado Springs. at the home of Mrs. Harry McGrayel. ment ring at Covers were laid for twenty. Honors Green court and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph This is without doubt the great were won by Mrs. Nance. Gust of 4258 Irving street left Den est wedding ring offer in our FRANKLIN PHARMACY “Eatt DenTor** MONTHLY MEETING f ver on a four months’ visit to Italy. LargMt Drag Storo Requiem High Mass was sung on history! Imagine four genuine $15 OF ALTAR SOCIETY They will sail from New York De The REXALL Store, 34th and Franklin St. Monday for Charles Barrett, request diamonds in a slender channel — a diamond value more daring TO BE HELD DEC. 9 cember 12 on the Romas. band of J4 kt, solid white gold Bart C . Corgan, Mgr. KE. 1753 “ Immadiate Dalivary" ed by Mrs. Charles Barrett. Requiem High Mass Was offered than anything we’ve ever at — absolutely hew in design, tempted! A large, brilliant dia (St. Patrick’s Parish) The Rev. J. F. McDonough is ex Tuesday morning at 8 o’clock, a priced at just mond set in this modern 14 kt. The December meeting of the Al pected home this week after a month’s mind for the soul of Helen EAST DENVER CLEANERS solid white g?old mounting. tar and Rosary society will be held month’s visit to his old home in Mil Hennessey, requested by her sister, $10 “ Cheer Up, We’ll Dye for You’’ Wednesday afternoon, December 9, ford, Mass. Catherine. * Gruen, Hamilton, Illinois, Waltham Watches 2228 E. 34th Ave. y^ ork Called for and Delivered, FRankiin 4786 at 2:30 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Walter Brock has returned to the The benefit at the Denham theater K. Winters, 2323 Tenth street. This University of Colorado after having on November 25, under the auspices Seth Thomas and Junghans Imported Clocks BERTHOLD’S Sunday will be regular Communion spent the holidays with his parents, of the Young;^Ladies’ soddlity, was Silverware, Bracelets, Rings, Pendants, Etc. STAR MARKET day for members of the society and Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Brock. quite a success. QUALITY BAKERY also for the Boy Scout troop of the Martin D. Currigan, Jr., was host The Young Ladies’ sodality is Meats That Satisfy parish. last Saturday evening'to the mem sponsoring a rummage sale, Satur O’KEEFE on the Box Adds Much to the A number of the school children, bers of the football squad of Regis day, December 12, at 2826 Larimer Gift But Nothing to the Cost. at Prices That Please PIES, CAKES, DONUTS, under the direction of Father Clark, high and their companions at a street. Miss Kathleen Campbell is [ BREAD AND ROLLS FREE DELIVERY are rehearsing a short sketch which social given at his new home in Park in charge. will be a part of the entertainment hill. Christmas Gifts should be opened Christmas Day. The 2230 E. 34th Ave. Phone YOrk 4289 2231 E. 34th Are. Phone YOrk 7856 offered at the Granada theater on Edward MaUdru has spent the PRESS CLUB WILL day after is too late. One way you can banish all doubt December 9 and 10. Everyone is Thanksgiving holidays with his par that your package will-arrive for the festive day is to urged to be present on one of these ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Maudru. MEET SATURDAY nights. Regular Granada prices will Dr. Frank Peterson had as his mail them early. Early Shoppers will find O’Keefe’s Papering and ^Painting be charged. An evening of pleasure houseguest for the Thanksg’vjng holi Prize* to Be Awarded in Poetry prepared. Our displays are now assembled. Sandberg Motor Co. is assured all who attend. days his mother, Mrs. F. Peterson, FIRS;r CLASS WORK Contest; Good Program Holy Hour will be held Friday aft from Cheyenne, Wyoming. Planned Chrysler Very Low Prices ernoon at 3 o’clock. Choir rehearsal will be held at the Plymouth DAN A. KEARNEY Mrs. Thomas McElroy of thip par church on Friday evening at eight The Catholic Press club will meet M. O’Keefe Jewelry Co. Authorized Dealer ish was re-elected president of the o’clock. Saturday at 12 noon at the Shirley General MAin 3030 TAbor 0479 Dominican Sick Poor Aid society at Carl Wyers, who attends the Savoy hotel. The program will fea Denver’s Quality Jewelers the regular meeting held last week. University of Colorado, spent the ture a “ Symposium of Bright Wom M. O'Keefe. President Marwret O.Keele, S«e’y-Tr«a». Fred Braun, Second Vice Pres. Repairing and Father Sommaruga, the pastor, was Thanksgiving holidays with his par en” including Mrs. C. Quimby Schler Walter J. Kerwin. Vice Pres. Storage the guest speaker. ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. _ Wyers. eth of Athens, Greece; Miss Agnes 827 Fifteenth St. KEystone 1440 950 Bannock s't. KEystone 8621 St. Rita’s circle met with Mrs. Camilla Hansen, recently of the REQUIESCANT IN PACE Elizabeth Tracy at her beautiful new American Library of Paris; Miss i . ------home at 1955 Kearney street. The Leonie Bradbury, graduate of the TONY DULISSE, East Lake, Colo. Re hostess was assisted by Mrs. Harold college of arts of Yale, and Miss Theodore quiem Mass was offered at Mt. Carmel % Furniture Trading Co. church Friday at 9 o'clock. Interment McBride and Mrs. Tracy Spitler. Mrs. Goolbaugh of the school .of mines. Riverside. W . P. Horan A Son service. P. J. Walsh was the guest of the aft Golden. Miss Coclbaugh is a writer. 1524-28 Court Place KE. 1568 GERALD LIGRANI. 3937 Pecos street. Sell or trade new or used Furni- Son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ligrani, grand ernoon. A delightful luncheon was Miss Marie McNamara will award tnre. Rugs. Ranges a^d Office son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Corrado. Requiem served, after which the afternoon was the prizes in the recent poetry con Furniture. Hackethal Mass was offered at Mt. Carmel church CASH OR EASY PAYMENT spent in playing bridge. Mrs. Ernest test. The first prize was presented Friday at 10 o’clock. Interment Mt. Olivet. by James Clarke of the Clarke W e Rent Folding Chairs end MORTUARY W . P. Horan & Son service. Durell won the high score. Mrs. Pur Card Tables ADELIE COOK, of the Home for the Aged. cell and Mrs. Swan were elected as Church Goods house. Mrs. M. F. Will Give the Most Relsonable Requiem Mass was offered at the home’s THE DENVER the courtesy committee for the month Osbourne will make announcement STORAGE 1449-51 Kalamath St. chapel Saturday, November 28, at 6 o’clock. °of Your Household Goods by the Interment Mt. Olivet. W . P. Horan & Son of December. The circle voted to of the short story contest which ends Month or Year. service January 15. Miss Nellie Lennon, the Estimates Cheerfully Given Phone MAin 4006 express’ its good will and spirit by I ■ ELIZABETH McGOVERN. 535 So. Race sending a Christmas basket to some new secretary in place of Mrs. Ira VpYaiir^':?a\i^aYir?RiSKir7s?ir7s?ir^^^^ street. Funeral was held from the residence Walker, resigned, will read several DRY-GOODS CO. Thursday at 9 :30 a.- m. Requiem Mass was needy family. offered at St. Vincent do Paul’s church at Mrs. John Holmes is receiving con interesting announcements. 10 o’clock. Interment Mt. OliVet. W . P. Mrs. M. J. Dunlea will make an Horan & Son service. gratulations for receiving second JOHN H. REDDIN JOSEPH VERETTA, 4032 Navajo street. placfe in the recent poetry contest nouncement of charities to be Attorney and Counselor at Law A. BRADSHAW’S Beloved husband of Rose Veretta, father of conducted by, thj Catholic Press brought before the club, and Mrs. Joseph. Jr., and Gerald Veretta. brother of M. J. O’Rorke will take enrollment 612-614 Ernest & Cranmer Block 1447 Stout St. Michael of Pueblo, Clyde, Mrs. Rosie Lo- club. The winning poem is entitled 17th and Curtis 8&8SO of Wheatridge, Mrs. Nicholas^ Lotito “ Lullaby.” of the Sacred Heart leaflets. Miss of Denver, Mn*. Roxie Grippa of Littleton. Marie Pigeon will make a report. Phone MAin 0557 Denver, Colo. Specialists in Woolen Rosary was recited Thursday at 8 p. m. at A. B. Berger is recuperating from lIoran*s hapcl. Requiem Mass will be of a severe cold. Mrs. Ralph Kelly will present the Underwear, Hosiery and fered Friday at 9 o’clock at Mt. Carmel Dr. and Mrs. F. J. Claffey cele names of five new members, includ MARRIED LIFE Corsets. church. Funeral will be from the residence brated their second wedding anni ing Mrs. S. P. Mangan and Miss at 2 p. m. Interment Mt. Olivet. W . P. Josephine Woeber. ^ A Family Hand Book Horan & Son service. versary with a dinner and bridge PATRICK BROWN. Requiem High Mass party at the Denver Athletic club The only textbook which gives full in> Eat-a-Pig Sandwich was offered at St. Joaeph’s church Saturday struction on family life. It treats on the at 9:30 o’clock. Interment Mt. Olivet under Monday. Covers were laid for 24. H U B CAFE fundamentals of the human race; auestions at the directions of Theodore Hackethal mortuary Miss Dorothy Catlett was host of vital interest to those contemplating the . ANTONE VIDETICH, 1912 East 47th GOOD COFFEE married state; sex hygiene, eugenics, birth PIG ess on Wednesday at a luncheon and 5 . avenue. Interment Mt. Olivet Friday. Steaminz Hot— Hits the Spot control, etc., all from the physiological stand PARLORS JULIA A. DIBB, 1136 Gaylord street. bridge party. Eight guests were point* based on Christian principles, includ TEMPTING FOODS Six Parlors in Aunt of William W . Dibb. Requiem Mass present. ing well regulated treatise on diseases met was offered at St. F'rancis de Sales’ church Daintly Served with in the fam ily; prevention and treat* Denver, Saturday at 9 o’clock. Interment Evergreen THE BUSIEST LITTLE PLACE IN DENVER ment of Appendicitis. Adenoids, Diphtheria, one in Boulder, Colorado Springs cemetery, Colorado Springs VINCENTIANS HOSTS H . GATES, Prop, ( wounds, b lo ^ poison, etc.; the most com> JOHN CHARLES 3CHARF. Son of Mr. Our Trade Mark and Greeley. plete treatment on prevention and treatment and Mrs. George Scharf, 3267 So. Pennsyl TO 300 AT DINNER 1901 W ellon St. Cor. Welton and Broadway of Consumption and Pneumonia; for the vania street, brother of George Scharf, Jr^ laity and physicians; training of children. Funeral services were held at St. Louis* self*coDtrol, and many other subjects for church. Englewood, Saturday at 9 o’clock Members of the ^ St. Vincent de the benefit of the human race. Interment Mt. Olivet. Angora or Borani Rev. Fr. Vernimont of Denton, Texas^ LOUISE RESS. Solemn Requiem Mass Paul society and the spiritual direc says: *'Young men and women should post* was offered at Mt. Carmel church Monday tor, Father O’Heron, personally ' pone their marriage until they have read at 9:30 o’clock. Interment Mt. Olivet under served 300 Thanksgiving dinners to THE this wonderful book, ‘Married Life;* it direction of Theodore Hackethal mortuary. should be found in every home.’* 1‘wHtitt tvtttv wtouist It pen.foiwto' I MARY BUTCHER. Denver. W ife of the down-and-out men at the Shelter W . H. Schmidt Kremmling, Colo., writes James Butcher. Requiem Mass was offered house, 2541 California street. Fa ^‘Send two more books, ‘ Married Life,* en at St. Joseph’s church Wednesday. Inter ther Mulroy,' the director of the CHILDREN’S closed $6. This makes four books 1 have ment Mt. Olivet under direction of Boule ordered for our children; it is worth its vard mortuary. Catholic Charities, gave the blessing. weight in gold.** Mrs. J. M. McCaie, Omaha, It was very gp’atifying to see in each Lace Cloth ordering another book, says: *Tt is a work MRS. GEORGE MALO, FORMERLY one of those hungry men the ex- SHOP ail young people absolutely must have.** Dr. Shirley Garage OF DENVER. DIES IN ALABAMA L. F. Euman, New Lexington, O.. says: “It GENERAL REPAIRING Word was received in Denver of thq death pre.ssion of satisfaction and thank is the best work of its kind I ever read. No of Mrs. George Malo at the home of her fulness for a real home-cooked din For Imaginative Hostesses family can afford to be without this book, WASHING—TOWING—GREASING daughter. Mrs. Augustas White, 621 Frank and it should be in the library of every lin street, Huntsville, Alabama, Friday, No ner prepared by the wives of the iiSOII E. Colfax ii fam ily physician.** Price, $3. postpaid. Day and Night Storage vember 27. Mrs. Malo lived in Denver for members. The society wishes to Order from Dr. R. Willman, Author TAbor 5911— KEystone 4704 many years before moving to Los Angeles thank the individual contributors lk l5 Faraon St., St. Joseph, Mo. Never Cloecd 1631-37 Lincoln with her only son, Omar Malo, who died at or write for literature. Huntsville following an operation on Sep who helped to make the dinner a Full Line of Mention Denver Catholic Register tember 18. Mrs. Malo was well known in success, the Windsor Farm dairy, Denver, where she visited often. She was which donated the ice cream, and the Christmas Toys the sister of H. J. Bourk, L. C. Bourk and $^•50 F. 0 . Bourk of Denver and the aunt of Kelly Coffee company for its weekly Higher Quality at Lower Cost Occar Malo of Denver, and also the sister of supply of coffee to the Shelter house. Arthur Noel Bourk, formerly of Victor, The society is having extraordi 25c to $1.00 Colo., who died at Mercy hospital October 4. Jacques Bros. GILDEA nary demands for clothing, bedding CHARLES HEWES, DESCENDANT OF and furniture this winter. The past BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, IS BURIED Stamped Goods There’s something of medieval elegance in these carefully MONUMENT CO. Charles Hewes of 8650 Clayton street, month, the truck has been busy de MONUMENTS OPPOSITE MT OLIVET CEMETERY who was said to be a direct descendant of livering necessary articles to poor Notions—Gifts patterned laces that goes well with the re-born admira Benjamin Franklin; was buried Friday in families. Many families were found tion for silver bowls and candlesticks. The holidays will Mt. Olivet cemeteify, as announced last For the Entire Family 28 East Sixth Avenue . JOHN NORMAN week in The Register. Mr. Hewes. who was without bedding and stoves. Men’s find them on the smartest tables, 72x90. 67 years old, died the previous Sunday fol clothing is greatly needed. Anyone Phone TAbor 6468 & CO. lowing an operation. He had lived in Denver having serviceable articles please Phone FR. 4054 NEAR RIVERSIDE CEMETERY since 1892 and was engaged in the milk dis call KEystone 8615. L tribution business. He is survived , by five 13-inch Napkins, 30c ESTABLISHED 1902 4989 Vine St. Ph. YOrk 1805 children. Mrs. George Pfertsh of Wclby. 1 w« = Colo.: Mrs. Ed Kelly, Denver: Mrs. Paul 16-inch Napkins, 45c 1 Ba Dillon, Albuquerque, N . M .: Joseph Hewes, I an; 1 Laramie. W yo., and Frank Hew;e8. Denver: ! three sisters in New Jersey, Miss Kate HARTFORD Hewes, Mrs. SalHe Pittman and Mrs. Bel! This space is offered, free of Kuhn: fourteen grandchildren and two step Small Pieces and Very Large Cloths u children, 'Mrs. J. Dore and Sister Mary Blessed Sacrament Parish w MORTUARY charge to any parish for adver Charles. 1 in Angora and Borani tising parish affairs. FORMER DENVER WOMAN DIES i • SUNDAY IN DE PERE, WISCONSIN SUCCESSOR TO 6x12 Oblongs for...... 20^ 36x36 Squares fbr..$2.00 620 E. Colfax Miss Ellen Calnan. 71 years old, formerly LAKE’S MARKET A. W H ITE MARKET of Denver, ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION