Mass Said 1St Time at Denver General Hospital

MASS SAID 1ST TIME AT DENVER GENERAL HOSPITAL

Jontent* CopTrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1938—Pennission to Reproduce, Excepting on Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue HAPPY NEW YEAR! Divine Sacrifice DENVER CATHOLiC May Be O ffered There Each Month Splendiii Report of Year’s Work Made by REGISTER Chaplain, Rev. Matthias Justen, The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Retpster. We Have C.SS.R., of St. Joseph’s Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, and Seven Smaller Services. Mass was said in the tuberculosis department of the VOL. XXXIV. No. 19. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, DEC. 29, 1938. $2 PER YEAR Denver General hospital Dec. 25 for the first time since bu ’ the institution was founded. The Rev. Matthias Justen, C.SS.R., assistant at St. Joseph’s parish and chaplain at the hospital, celebrated the Mass at 7 o’clock, which was attended by 25. Many of the worshipers were participating in the ceremony for the first time in two years, because com­ Headlines of 1938 Reveal municable disease had kept them within the institution. One of the sun porches at the hospital, previously used for Con­ fessions, was converted into a Notable Progress of Church chapel and Father Justen made :ai h< use of a Mass kit which the Very Kt (B y George Kelly) Among the important events of Blanca, was erected and dedica­ Rev. Christian Darley, C.SS.R., With only a few hours remain­ the past year was the inaugura­ tion ceremonies were conducted by pastor of St. Joseph’s, had used S ing before the curtains of time are tion of the Legion of Mary in Bishop Vehr in November. when he was a chaplain with the dropped forever on 1938, the Colorado. Early in October Miss Chapels at Chama and Ortiz were American army in the World war. ,clerg:y and laity of the Diocese of Mary Duffy of Dublin, Ireland, one also blessed at the same time. Father Justen said that Mass : Denver can hang up their calen- of the organization’s most ener­ may be said on first Fridays here­ Redecorations in diocesan after in order to provide shut-in bi ,dars Jan. I with the satisfaction getic and outstanding leaders, ar­ churches accounted for much of that they have added another suc- rived in Denver with the avowed Catholics in the institution with the money spent in building activ­ the opportunity of hearing Mass . cessful year to the history of intention of establishing branches ity. The following churches or ‘ Catholicism in Colorado. Led by of the world-famed organization at least once a month. chapels were rejuvenated by means Mother Erich Hughs, newly ap­ the Most Rev. Bishop Urban J. in this region. Working con­ of the paint brush and hammer in Annual Report on Vehr, the Church in the Centen- stantly on an eight weeks’ crusade pointed provincial for the Midwest the past year: St. Anthony’s hos­ province of the Sisters of St. Mission Work Given snial state progressed under the that took her to all parts , of the pital, Denver; St. Joseph’s, (C. 1 banners of Catholic Action, peace, Denver diocese and into Wyoming, Francis of Penance and Christian SS.R.), Denver; mission chapel. Charity, formally erected in Den­ ^or nearly two years Father Jus­ freedom, and justice. Miss Duffy laid the foundation Rouse; St. Rosa’s home, Denver, ten has been administering to the for a great’ lay apostolate. ver in November, will arrive here and St. Francis de Sales’, Denver. Friday afternoon. Mother Lid- religious needs of Catholic patients in the hospital and in his annual BIJILDING ACTIVITY A $4,000 air conditioning sys­ wina Jacobs, provincial superior of GREAT IN DIOCESE the order, is accompanying the report compiled this week revealed tem was installed in Holy Ghost that 2,250 inmates had been cared Completion of the remodeling on church, Denver, while a basement first superior of the new province, the Register plant and the instal­ as is Sister Bernice of New York. for in 1938 as against 1,635 the Registorials chapel was constructed at Loyola previous year. Last rites were ad­ lation of new machinery at a total church, Denver, by volunteer work­ Announcement has also been cost of $100,000 headed the year’s ministered to 459 while in 1937 ers led by Brother John Echever- made of the appointment of a the total was 211. At least 254 of building program. Work was be­ rla, S.J. former superior of St. Elizabeth’s n tTHE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL those receiving Extreme Unction gun on the Gallagher Memorial Lots costing $2,600 were pur­ school as head of the California i aJv s . b o y s t o w n died shortly afterward. Baptisms chapel at Mt. Olivet cemetery, chased in Glenwood Springs for province of the Franciscan Sisters. Denver, being constructed at a totaled 67, Communions, 200 (in I the site of a new church, which She is Mother Emma Gale, who addition to those receiving the cost of $40,000. ^ Colorado needs a Monsignor Ed- is to be erected with funds de­ was superior at St. Elizabeth’s Viaticum); Confessions, 583, and “ \ward J. Flanagan and a Boyg A new rectory is being erected rived from a campaign now under from 1933 to 1936, when she was in Alamosa with contributions of 830 visits were made to the hos­ llown. The dailies have "been car­ way. Seven stained glass windows transferred to Charleston, W. Va. pital. As a result of Father Jus- rying frequent first-page stories parishioners and friends defray­ were oresented to Blessed Sacra­ The province of which Mother ing most of the $9,000 expenses. ten’s missionary work 13 were about the difficulties at the State ment parish and three new altars Erich will be superior includes converted to the faith. Industrial school for boys at A new church was completed at were installed at St. Thomas’ sem­ territory west from Chicago to Frederick in July costing $5,500, Approximately one-third of the Golden. The institution, to quote inary, bringing the total to six. and including New Mexico, Colo­ patients at the hospital are Cath­ I the A’etes, “has been in a state of and with $1,500 given by the Ex­ New pews, costing $5,000, the gift rado, and Wyoming. The West tension society, St. James’ church, olic and Father Justin explained 'j||unrest for years.” Raymond W. (Turn to Page 2 — C olum n 1) Coast province, of which Mother that it would be impossible for ^ ^Combs will become superintendent Emtna has been named provincial, him to reach them all without the ' ^'hen the resignation of the pres- was also established this year, and co-operation of the nurses, in­ i-4fnt head of the school is effective the mother-house is located at Mt. ternes, and orderlies, most of Jan. 1. He announces that he in- Alverno, near Los Angeles. whom are non-Catholic. The Re- [iniisil C.C.I. Forgiveness, Justice, and Charity Mother Erich comes from Al­ I Itends to introduce military disci- demptorist is completing his sec­ Llpline and to reform the vocational liance, Nebr., where she was su­ ond full year as chaplain at the Aftraining system. perior. Previously she had been Denver General with the best mis­ stationed in New York and Wash­ sionary record established since ,_i But w’hat is really needed it is Needed for Peace, Says Bishop ington-. Although never stationed Cimpossible for a state school to womiiiiiiiiES St. Joseph’ began serving the hos­ PElilS BUILT BT in Colorado, she has visited here ■have. Yon sawr the movie, Boyg pital as a mission. flToicn. You remember that Father Men’s forgiveness, justice, and of Redemption to the human race. being our brother in Christ the several times. planogan’s plan is to appeal to ■eharity toward other men are A crude, cave in JuUside..Ehel- Lord. That, in reality: is His St. Elizabeth’s convent, the only needed to establish peace on earth, tered the Creator of the universe, message to the world from the house conducted by the sisters in *the best that w in » hgy. aqtL-Io Colorado before they got the new Lourdes School develop loyalty and responsibility m FIST yEM the Most Rev. Urban J. 'Vehr, dumb animals tempered the frosty stable of Bethlehem, "Peace on ENMLL-EH Bishop of Denver, declared in his chillness of that hallowed birth­ earth to men of good -will.” m motherhouse, has a community of by leaving discipline largely in the six. At the provincial house, the Albuquerque Plant hands of the lads themselves. An extensive mission program, sermon at the Solemn Pontifical place, as angelic choirs sang a new ‘In All Save Sin’ Youngsters need love and trust. most of it under the auspices of Midnight Mass in the Cathedral song of welcome of the Deity to Bostonians believe in Catholic Convent of the Immaculate Heart In an infinite wisdom that orders of Mary, 5200 Federal boulevard, The priest gives what they must the Confraternity of Christian Dec. 25. The talk, which paid par­ earth, “Glory to God in the high­ all things in accordance with eter­ Action. At least nearly 200 of As Newspaper Quits ihave spiritually as well as the Doctrine, directed by the Rev. F. ticular attention to the Nativity est and on earth peace to men of them do, for they swung into of which Sister Immaculate has nal design and plans, the Second been temporary superior, there are {things necessary for material life Gregory Smith, was carried on in and the ideal of peace, follows in good will.” Person of the Blessed Trinity as­ action very fast early this month Albuquerque, N. Mex.— iand for education. He works on 1938. full: when they learned that Sacred at present three professed sisters, (INS)—La Bandera Ameri­ That Christmas night long ago sumed a human nature. He be­ three postulants, and three novices. Jthe principle that there is no such Vacation schools in 123 centers It is Christmas time again. gave us a God and our redemption. came like us in all save sin. As Heart church in Gardner was in cana, Spanish language news­ throughout the state, staffed by need of pews and a confessional. The appointment of Mother paper in Albuquerque, sus­ ithing as a bad boy; that when In the helplessness of a tiny No other feast day of the entire true God and true man, in a single Erich as provincial has brought boys seem bad they can be made 204 sisters from 15 different reli­ babe, the Lord of heaven and year grips the soul of man as does person with a dual nature of Divin­ The 200 are enrollees in the CCC pended publication Dec. 28 good by proper handling; and gious communities, seven semi­ earth is born in the obscure village the coming of the tiny Christ Child. ity and humanity. He came into camp that is located one mile out­ about a change at St. Elizabeth’s after a career of 43 years.'' statistics prove that the youngsters narians, and six priests, had a to­ of Bethlehem, the City of David. It is the warmth of His message of the world to teach us, to lead us side of Gardner. Each Sunday school. The superior. Mother The entire plant was given by who go through Boys Town, Nebr., tal enrollment of 7,614, almost The prophets had foretold his ad­ Divine love, of infinite compassion, by His personal example of holi­ the majority of them attend Mass Elma, will take Mother Erich’s the owner, Mrs. A. J. Craig, make good in better percentage in 1,000 more than last year. The vent, saints had sighed longingly of unbounded sympathy, that ness and sinlessness, to die for us, at Sacred Heart church or at St. place as superior in Alliance. wealthy Philadelphian, to the after life than children who go immense good that is accomplished for the vision of God made flesh. somehow seems to change, if only to bring us close to God. No meta­ Mary’s in Walsenburg. Several Mother Boniface will be the new Lourdes Trade school in Albu­ Ithrough drdinary hieh schools. by this program is seen from the In the fullness of time Mary and for a day, cold human hearts of phor of speech, no actual abase­ of them noticed that the Gardner superior at St. Elizabeth’s. querque. The trouble at Golden is not following figures: Baptisms, 69; Joseph were the chosen instru­ stone. We seem to see in Him our ment that man in his wildest church was in need of more pews .traceable to any lack of good will. first Communions, 1,205; Con­ ments of heaven to bring the Son elder brother and in every human dreams could imagine, could have and of a confessional. They de­ 'But the system is wrong. The firmations, 462; returns to the charmed a world in loving sympa­ cided to remedy the situation and hchpol is, in truth, a political foot­ sacraments, 108; converts, 17; thy and gratitude quite so much collected a fund among them­ Annunciation Parish Debt ball. Even civil service cannot promises to attend paro»chiaI as the reality of the Christmas selves to buy the needed materials. teep our state institutions from schools, 84; marriage rectified, 1, 406 Catholic Students Are prodigy. A God becomes a human The boys themselves made the being anything else. Boys get and missions established, 2. / Isabe. Every action of that Babe, furnishings and presented them to nto difficulties with the law, many Religious com m u n ities / par­ each cry of pain, and every ex­ the pastor at Gardner, the Rev. Reduced by $5,000 in Year imes not because they are really ticipating in the vacation school pression of love is the tribute of a Paul Belloni, shortly .before jbad but because they are mis- program included the Sisters of Enrolled at Colorado U. God. Christmas as a gift from the camp !:hievous and youngsters do not Charity of - the Blessed Vir^n The sweet and sinless Virgin to the parish. In a year that found Annuncia­ parish from Sterling a little over hink- too logically about the con- Mary, Sisters of Charity of Cin­ Mother Mary, tenderly watching in The CCC boys are also taking tion parish fighting to save its ex­ four years ago. The reduction in •equences, and they are sent to cinnati, Sisters of Charity of That Catholicity on the campus held in the fall, -when the Rev. adoration, is the mother of God. an active part in the parish life of tensive educational system after 1937 amounted to $5,000. ’blaces such as the Golden school, Leavenworth, Sisters of Loret- of the University of Colorado in Malachy Sullivan, O.S.B., pro­ Joseph, the just carpenter of Naz­ Huerfano county. They have en­ forced abandonment of its 48- The accomplishments in An­ tvhere they are thoroughly trained to. Sisters of Mercy, Sisters Boulder is advancing in rapid areth, is the human protector of rolled in the basketball league year-old school building, the East of the Most Precious Blood, fessor of philosophy at S t Bene­ nunciation parish in the last four In criminal principles by older lads. strides is evidenced in figures re­ a helpless God in baby form. For sponsored by St. Mary’s*church in Side Denver parish of which the years form an amazing record of Do you remember the awful case O’Fallon and Wichita; Sistggs’^of leased to the Register Thursday dict’s college in Atchison, Kans., us, Christmas means the faith of Walsenburg and have secured Very Rev. Charles H. Hagiis is careful administration by the pas­ pt the Denver county jail a few (Turn to Page i — Colum n S) by the institution’s Ne-wman club and the Rev. Victor Gellhaus, 0. the shepherds, the adoration of from the Very Rev. J. B. Liciotti, pastor again reduced its indebted­ S.B., history professor at the same tor and of generous co-operation j (Turn to Page 4 — Column I) chaplain, the Rev. Matthew Con­ the Magi, and the fulfillment of pastor of St. Mary’s, permission ness by $5,000. Progress made at school, participated in the discus­ by devoted Catholic people, many ( nelly, O.S.B. Four hundred and the yearnings of the just longing to use the parish school for their Annunciation in 1938 took the of whom have been among the six students, better than one-tenth sions and presented the Church’s for the redemption of Israel. monthly socials. They are popu­ bonded indebtedness of the parish views on anti-Semitism and totali­ hardest-hit members of Denver’s of the total enrollment of 4,000 To us, the Babe of Bethlehem is lar with the townspeople in both down to $60,000 and raised the population in the years' of the de­ T. R LUlis, 11, of Colorado university, are regis­ tarianism. As a result, curios­ not onlv a great teacher and leader Gardner and Walsenburg, priests total reduction in the parish debt ity was created among both stu­ pression. Most of the parishioners tered as Catholics. More out­ and sage, as many humans before of the two places report, because to between $15,000 and $20,000 are w'orklng people whose income standing is the fact that, for the dents and faculty. Father Con­ (Turn to Page 4 — C olum n 4) their conduct has been exemplary. since Father Hagus came to the nelly says, and many have made is very limited, but their devotion past four Sundays, the average to their parish has made it pos­ Of Kansas City Dies number of Catholic students at numerous inquiries concerning the Church and the two priests. sible in these difficult years not the two Masses celebrated for 3 Local Churches only to meet current expenses, pay Kansas City, Mo. — (INS) — tion of Missouri and made the them has been 300. The Masses The Colorado university New­ interest, and reduce the principal are said in the chapel of Mt. St. man club has three active discus­ M ass Broadcast Brings lishop Thomas F. Lillis, 77, died home for his family only a short of the debt but also to extend the i)ec. 29 at his home of heart dis- Gertrude’s academy at 8 and 10 sion clubs that meet regularly. Plan Holy Hour distance from the right of way. parish facilities by the purchase ■ase. He had been -weakened by o’clock. (Others attend Mass else­ General meetings of the organiza­ and equipment of Hagus hall, ^ther illnesses in recent months. He moved to a farm nearby while where). tion itself are held twice monthly, New Year’s Eve Pleasure to Thousands which is now fully paid for, and the future Bishop was still a baby. Since the opening of school in usually with talks being given by to make other valuable improve­ The farm was purchased from an September Father Connelly has leaders of Catholic organizations Three Holy Hours will be held ments in parish properties. baptized two students, and at pres­ in Boulder, Denver, and other Scores of letters from nearly on the university campus. “We alien who was anxious to clear out in Denver churches New Year’s Although final figures on the of the country because of rihe ent he is giving instructions in the cities. Permanent headquarters every part of the country are com­ shut our eyes,” one of the students faith to four others. Great in­ for the Newman club are located eve. The one at the Cathedral, ing into radio stations KOA and year’s finances have not yet been Ci-vil war. Feeling over the ebn- wrote, “and imagined we were at­ drawn up. Father Hagus says that flict ran high in Missouri, a bor­ terest in the Church and its teach­ in the Student Union building on as announced last week, will be KLZ as a result of the broadcasts ings was aroused at the univer­ the college campus. Since Octo­ held from 11 to 12 p. m. At Sacred of the Pontifical Midnight Mass tending Mass in far-off Denver.” parish revenues in 1038 run be­ derline of the North and South. tween $18,000 and $19,000, of The Bishop’s earliest recollec­ sity’s Religious Convocation week. ber Father Connelly has been serv­ Heart and Loyola churches, ac­ from the Cathedral on Christmas. Many of the letters were from ing as full-time spiritual adviser cording to custom, there will be Thj two stations carried the com­ those in isolated farm houses, far which about $12,000 went to meet tions were of life on +he farm. The current expenses and the rest was land had been planted with hemp, for the Catholic collegians, being a Holy Hour from 7:30 to 8:30 plete services of the colorful rite from any church; others were from on the campus each weekday p. m. The Blessed Sacrament will over their facilities and indica­ persons whose occupations kept applied on interest payments and and he often recalled how his Diocesan Consultors reduction of the principal of the father and the hired men har­ morning from 9 to 12 for consulta­ be exposed and Confessions will tions are that thousands of people them employed throughout >1116 tion. be heard. enjoyed the program. night of the broadcast. Several bonded indebtedness. Most of the vested the crop and “hackled” the Meet With Bishop revenue is derived from the regu- hemp by beating the stalks on The most touching letter re­ of the communications came from ceived to date, the Rt. Rev. Hugh non-Catholics. spiked boards, drawirtg them back The diocesan consultors met with (Turn to Page 4 — C olum n 4) L. McMenamin, rector of the Ca­ to separate the fibers. As he grew the Most Rev. Bishop Urban J. older the Bishop did small chores 30,427 RECEIVE COMMUNION thedral, announced, was that from Vehr at his residence, 777 Pearl a patient in a mental hospital. about the farm. street, Wednesday. Following din­ The family later moved to Hig- This individual heard the com­ TRIBUTE PAID TO BELOVED ner as guests of the Bishop, they plete broadcast! by means of a gpnsville and then to Lexington. discussed various problems of the IN LOCAL CHURCHES DEC. 25 The only church in the region was radio in her room. She recalled diocese and also possible new work other Divine seiwices she had at­ at Lexington, and the move to that to be undertaken. Present were the JESUIT PRIEST ON JUBILEE city was made to give the children A total of 30,427 persons ap­ 1,200, 800; St. Anne’s, 350, 274; tended and expressed her thanks Rt. Rev. Monsignors Joseph Bo- St. Cajetan’s, 585, 390; St. Cath­ to the station to which she listened a parochial school education. The setti, Vical General; Hugh L. Mc- proached the altar railing to re­ Rev. Edward Hamill, pastor, was ceive the Holy Eucharist at Christ­ erine’s, 2,000, 700; St. Dominic’s, for her chance of following the Alumni and friends 'of Regis sermon is a tribute to Father-For- Menamin, rector of the Cathedral; 975, 625; Mass again, at least by means of college paid tribute to one of the the first priest Bishop Lillis saw. Matthew Smith of the Register; stall himself and to the Jesuits mas Masses in the churches of St. Elizabeth’s, 1,500, 700; S t the radio. most beloved teachers in the for their furthering of education. Father _ Lillis’ first appointment the Very Rev. Monsignor John R. Denver and vicinity. Of this num­ after his ordination was as assist­ Francis de Sales’, 3,000, 1,200; S t Heard Mass on West at the diamond jubilee cele­ An abstract, of the sem on re­ Mulroy, director of Catholic Char­ ber, 14,494 were communicants at James’, 450, 175; S t John’s, 2,000, bration of the Rev. Armand W. leased to the "Register is as fol­ ant to Father Hamill, then sta­ ities and pastor of the Holy Ghost Midnight Mass. Five thousand at­ tioned at Shackelford. 300; S t Joseph’s (C.SS.R.), 1,300, Crystal Set Forstall,' S.J., Dec. 29 and 30. lows : church, Denver, and the Very Rev. tended Masses at the Cathedral, 600; S t Joseph’s (Polish), 275, Another woman, bed-ridden, a Several hundred persons were ex­ Thirty-two years ago, I was en­ Father O. J. S. Hoof, afterwards Fathers William Kipp, pastor of with a total of 3,000 receiving ; Bishop Lillii Vicar General of the St. Louis 200; S t Leo’s, 300, 150; S t Louis’ victim of poverty, listened to the pected at the reception Thursday rolled in this school. Three other St. Mary’s, Colorado Springs; Communion, 1,500 at midnight. (Englewood), 600, 400; St. Mary broadcast on a crystal set that afternoon and over 50 clergy at archdiocese, succeeded Father Aloysius Miller, pastor of St. members of the family came later I ! e had served as Coadjutor Bishop Following are the numbers receiv­ Magdalene’s (Edgewater), 350, someone had donated to her. She the dinner that night. Talks were and were graduated. Today, two Hamill at Lexington, and it was Francis Xavier’s, Pueblo; William ing at the other churches (the |id Bishop of Kansas City since he who gave the Bishop his First 250; St. Patrick’s, 675, 350; S t too recalled other Midnight Masses given by Bishop Urban J. Vehr, of us are priests of the diocese, I jllO. Death came ju.'t two days M. Higgins, pastor of St. Philo- first number is ihe total of all Philomena’s, 1,200, 500; S t Rose of earlier years and expressed her the Rev. Wm. Robison, S.J., and one a Chicago high school teacher, Holy Communion and recognized mena’s, Denver; Charles H. Ha- Fter his consecration anniversary. Masses, the second of Midnight of Lima’s, 300, 250; St. Vincent thankfulness that the service was Father Forstall. The iubilarian and another an architect. The his vocation to the priesthood. gus, pastor of Annunciation, Den­ M ass): de Paul’s, 672, 400; St. Joseph’s broadcast. Msgr. McMenamin will is celebrating his own jubilee privileges we enjoyed were shared After being graduated from the ver, and Harold V. Campbell, pas­ Annunciation, 1,000,700; Blessed Bishop Lillis was born in March, parochial school, young Lillis (Golden), 250, 200; St. Mary’s see that she gets a modern radio. Mass in the students’ chapel Fri­ by hundreds of other boys. This tor of the Blessed Sacrament Sacrament, 2,000, 800; Holy Fam­ (Uttleton). 500; A ssu m p tion A group of students from the day. The sermon is being de­ ?62, near Lexington, Mo., in a studied at St. Benedict’s college, church, Denver. The Rt. Rev. is a familiar story in the history g cabin. His father, James ily, 630, 300; Holy Rosary, 600, (Welby), 500, 20fl; Our Lady of University of Wisconsin at Madi­ livered by the Very Rev. Dr. Wm. of Regis college. We were poor. Atchison, Kans., and at St. Fran­ Monsignor William O’Ryan, pas­ 500; Our Lady of Mt. (Sarmel, illis, held the contract for build- cis’ seminary, Milwaukee, Wise. Victory, 100 (midnight); Our Lady son listened to the Denver broad­ Higgins, pastor of St. Philo- The Society of Jesus in its work tor of St. Leo’s, Denver, was un­ 1,500, 600; Presentation, 700, 300; of Guadalupe, 40; Fitzsimons cast after they had attended Mid­ mena’a church, an alumnus of g a railroad through that sec­ (Turn to Page 4 — C olum n e) | able to be present at Morrison, Las Vegas, and Den- Loyola, 1,800, 1,000; Sacred Heart, chapel, 176, 130. night Mass at the Catholic chapel Regis. The principal point of the (Turn to Page 2 — C olum n 5) HEADLINES REVEAL NOTABLE PROQRESS TRIBUTE PAID TO BELOVED IN ACTIVITIES OF CHURCH IN PAST YEAR JESUIT PRIEST ON JUBILEE (Continued From Page One) tions by this institution. You (Continued From Page One) in the state. The first group was parish after serving at the Bene­ REGISTER CONTINUES have been a distingpiished figure in MARCH OF PROGRESS ver made these opportunities pos­ of Frank Kirchhof and children organized in Fort Collins and later dictine college in Pueblo following this educational history—history 20 boys were made charter mem­ The Register System of News­ sible. The enrichment of these were installed at the seminary. his ordination in 1899. The Rev. lives is the fruit of the scholar­ which has been linked admirably bers of a Denver branch of this papers continued the progression NUNS PARTICIPATE IN national youth organization. Antonine Hintenach,xO.S.B., pastor ship and sacrifices of priests like with the story of the civic and re­ EXPANSION PROGRAM of St. Benedict’s church, Florence, of the past several years by add­ you. REGIS OBSERVES ligious life of the West. ing two new editions, the Lake Tuition was nominal, ridiculous­ Two new Catholic institutions GOLDEN JUBILEE for seven years, died in Baltimore What is the explanation of this made appearance in 1938 when a Shore Visitor-Register, Erie, Pa., ly low in fact; often it was paid July 11. Father Antonine, ordained far-reaching good? Faith, of novitiate in the diocese was Fifty years of progress in edu­ and the Register, St. Cloud Edi­ tardily. The education you gave us cation is being observed by Regis in 1905, first came to Colorado in course; providence, the grace of founded in Denver and a new hos­ tion, and completing the enlarged was solid, the discipline was firm, pital began operations in Canon college this year and, at two not­ 1911 and was stationed at South the influences upon our character vocation. The heart of the story City. The Franciscan Sisters of able services already held, 14,000 Boulder and Boulder parishes at Denver offices of the institution. were inspiring. 'We were grounded supporters of Catholic education is to be found in religious life, the Penance and Christian Penance various times. The Rev. Augustine April 20, Bishop Vehr blessed the here according to our capacity in vows, the renunciation, the econ­ paid tribute to the founders of the M. Bertram, S.J., died June 26, established a novitiate by purchas­ improved plant. Attending the rites a thoroughly Catholic philosophy. omies which the vows make pos­ ing an estate at W. 52nd avenue Jesuit institution and their after nearly 50 years in the state. were the Most Rev. Rudolph A. Thousands of lives, therefore; achievements. Pontifical Mass was sible. You, Father, for example, and Federal boulevard, Denver, He was ordained in 1900 and Gerken, Archbishop of Santa Fe, families and many parishes have and your career is not unique, were and.converting it into a prepara­ held Oct. 25 with Bishops Vehr, taught at Regis college from 1908 N. Mex.; the Most Rev, Patrick A. been enriched through two genera- Buddy, Hunt, and Schuler pres­ the child of aristocratic parents. tory school for nuns of their to 1915 when he was transferred to McGovern, Bishop of Cheyenne, Sixty years ago, you entered the order. The novitiate will also serve ent. Bishop Buddy and the Pueblo. In 1924 he went to Trini­ Wyo.; the Most Rev. Louis B, Ku- Rev. William F. Robison, S.J., monastery of St. Acheul. In your as headquarters for a new Midwest dad and was later named superior cera. Bishop of Lincoln, Nebr., and Peeress Lauds Catholic soul there flamed a love for Christ Franciscan province which was delivered golden jubilee sermons of the Jesuit missions in Southern the Most Rev. Stanislaus V. Bona. while the famed choir of Mexi­ Missionaries in India and for the ideals to which St. authorized in December by the Colorado. He returned to Denver Bishop of Grand Island, Nebr. A Ignatius had consecrated himself. Holy Father. can seminarians from Las Vegas, in 1934 as assistant at Sacred letter of congratulations was sent N. Mex., rendered the music This meant giving up your home, At Canon City, the Benedictine Heart church, which post he held to Monsignor Smith by the Most Delhi, India.—Speaking before parents, brothers, sisters. Ex­ for the Masses. Catholic and at the time of his death. The Rev. Rev. Amleto Giovanni Cicognani, an audience assem"ibled to witness Sisters took over the former Fre­ political leaders from all over the pelled by France, you went to Bel­ mont County Doctors’ hospital, re­ Joachim Cunniffe, O.F.M., died Apostolic Delegate to the United the laying of the foundation stone gium, thence to England, and final­ state were present for the exer­ Oct. 9 after a long illness. Or­ named it in honor of St. Thomas States. Another came earlier from of the new Episcopal residence ly came to distant missionary Colo-* cises. dained May 26, 1904, he served More, and immediately began a the Pope through Cardinal Pacelli. here, the first lady of India, Lady rado. Only once again, during your program of redecoration and reno­ For the first time in the his­ in many Eastern posts before com­ The improvements to the Reg­ Linlithgow, paid tribute to the ed­ tertianship, were you to visit cher­ vation to make it suitable for their tory of the two institutions, Regis ing to Denver in 1934. ister home made it the best ucational and social work being ished France. The second parting needs. A chapel was installed and and Loretto Heights colleges held The death of the Rt. Rev. Bar­ equipped Catholic newspaper plant done by the Catholic Church in with your loved ones was even the x-ray and operating rooms were their baccalaureate exercises to­ tholomew Caldentey, superior gen­ in the United States. India. To cope with problem of a more painful, because final. improv^. The three-story Canon gether. The ceremonies were con­ eral of the Theatine Fathers, in CATHOLIC POPULATION steady flow of conversions from the depressed classes, the Most Thirty-two years ago, as a boy, City Y.M.C.A. building, closed for ducted in Loyola church and the Rome Jan. 11 was sorrowful news INCREASED BY 5,000 I learned that you occupied the several years, was purchased and Very Rev. Robert M. Kelley, S.J., to thousands in this region. Father Rev. Patrick S. Mulligan, O.M.Cap., Nearly 5,000 Catholics were Archbishop of Delhi and Simla, second room north of the chapel. is being converted into a 70-bed president of Regis, was the Caldentey was stationed in Colo­ I was there for consultation in speaker. rado from 1917 to 1923 and was added to the diocesan flock in the who was consecrated just over a hospital, making it possible to care past year. There are now 277 the yesterdays. It was furnished for more than 100 bed-ridden pa­ In keeping with the progressive affectionately known as “Padre- year ago in Rome, has brought priests as against 269 a year ago; over from Europe several new then about as it is now; no car­ tients at a time. educational attitude maintained cito Bartholome” by thousands in pets, a wash stand and basin, Colorado and New Mexico. converts dropped slightly from Capuchin missionary priests. CHARITY WORK HITS at Loretto Heights, Dr. Paul J. 655 to 636. The total Catholic cheap black desk, some books, a NEW HIGH MARK Ketrick was named the first lay Prominent lay Catholics who population is now 159,955; a year narrow bed, white plastered walls. president of the college. died in the year included Miss The Catholic Charities organ! ago it was 154,850. Priest to Exhibit Own These externals symbolize the Loretto Heights was the scene Julia Clifford, an active though un­ way of your life. Surely, your zation of the diocese expended obtrusive charity worker; Thomas Baptisms in the year dropped Chinese Art at Vatican $840,236.83 for human welfare of the fifth annual convention of from 6,458 to 6,099. Of these in talents would have obtained for the Association of the Catholic A. Mostyn, brother of the Most you in a secular career higher work in the year ending in Rev. Francis Mostyn, Archbishop fant Baptisms were 5,816 and 5,- Peking. — (Lumen) — Father April. As a part of the work for Schools’ Press Relations with 1,- material compensation. You live 000 delegates from all parts of of Cardiff, Wales; Mrs. Anna Mc- 479, respectively, and adult Bap­ Van Genechten, 35-year-old Bel­ today and I suppose will die in humanity, 135 were cared for daily Grail, Catholic club woman; tisms 642 and 620. Deaths also gian priest who came to the Orient at the Ave Maria clinic and a the region in attendance. that room. Associated with it George F. Cottrell, Denver mer­ decreased from 2,160 to 1,940. to develop Christian Chinese art, have been the discipline of reli­ total attendance of 187,974 persons PROGRESS MADE BY chant for 45 years and prominent Marriages increased from 1,922 will exhibit replicas of his work at was registered by the educational, PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS gious life in community, obedience Catholic benefactor, and Philip last year to 2,030 in 1938. the 1942 Vatican Exposition of to the austere rule of St. Ignatius, social, and athletic classes and Probably the outstanding fea­ Clarke, widely known Church goods A former Episcopalian nun was Missionary Art. Among his contri­ unremitting intellectual work, clubs and child welfare projects ture of the diocesan school year merchant. among the 75 converts received butions will be reproductions of prayer. These give us some hint conducted in the year by the Den­ was the fight against terriffic odds into the Church as the result of his paintings of the 15 Mysteries as to the significance of your ver deanery. In the past decade carried on by supporters of An­ CLERGY, RELIGIOUS OBSERVE JUBILEES instruction classes at the Cathe­ of the Rosary and of his altars in life. Its inner, hidden story, its 4,283 children have been placed nunciation school, which appeared dral. Conversions were also fre­ the church at Liaho, Vicariate of value, the glory which has been in child-caring and foster homes doomed to a temporary closing last The Very Rev. J. B. Llciotti ob­ quent at other parishes and in the Siwantze. given to God are known only to by the Catholic Chai’ities. The C summer. Failure of the school served his silver jubilee as pastor past four years 229 have joined Him. He has been the inspiration Brewed with Pure Rocky MountairtjSprins Water D. of A. and Sacred Heart Aid building to withstand the i-avages of St. Mary’s church, Walsenburg, the church in St. Francis’ parish.' Priests Return to Posts of it all. He the power of it, as society contributed heavily to char­ of time forced condemnation by while the Rev. Victor I. Winter, He will be its reward. -jW i/ rt i/A oo lph Co o k s Co m p a n y ; G o ld en , Co l o k a o o itable work. S.J., of Sacred Heart-Loyola parr BEATIFICATION OF In War-Ridden China Denver building authorities, but You have been associated with In addition to this huge pro­ utilization of space in Hagus hall, fsh celebrated the 25th anniver­ FATHER LEO ADVANCED sary of his ordination. The Rt. The beatification process for the Society of Jesus for 60 years. gram the Dominican Sisters of the the sisters’ convent, and the leas­ Hong Kong. — (Lumen) — As That society has been the means Sick Poor placed their labors on an ing of Ironton school building en­ Rev. Richard Brady celebrated his the Rev. Leo Heinrichs, O.F.M., soon as the actual fighting zone 45th anniversary as a priest and Denver priest slain by an anarch­ through which you have been even higher scale than in 1937, abled Annunciation students to passed inland from the coast of blessed incalculably. Its history, CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING { when 2,259 visits were made. continue their studies in a Cath­ his 25th as a prelate. The Rt ist in St. Elizabeth’s church in Kwangtung, the priests of that dis­ Rev. William O’Ryan, pastor of 1908, was advanced when the pres­ training, discipline, mission have Homeless men found food, cloth­ olic school. A drive is now being trict, who had been on retreat afforded you golden opportunities ing, and welcome at the Working­ conducted to raise $20,000 to re­ St. Leo’s church, observed his 53rd entation of his cause was author­ here, left-on foot for their par­ anniversary as a priest and the ized in Rome. A permanent me­ to make return to God for the man’s club of the St. Vincent de habilitate the old building. ishes. Military authorities tried crowning grace of your life, the Classified Ads Paul society and 43,275 meals were At joint graduation exercises Rev. Armand W. Forstall, S.J., is morial to Father Leo now stands to dissuade them and would offer holy priesthood. It would be futile 4 served to unfortunates up to No­ held in the City auditorium in Den­ celebrating the 60th year of his in the chapel of St. Rosa’s home; no guarantee of their safety. Re­ to try to enumerate the saints, It will pay you to read ALL of the following adyertisements. ^ vember. In 1937, 25,000 men were ver, 335 parochial high school stu­ entrance into the Society of Jesus a confessional presented to the ports received here show that the theologians, missioners, explorers, cared for at the clubhouse at dents were graduated. on Dec. 29 and 30. home the night before the death priests reached their posts un­ orators, scientists, g;reat Church­ of the priest-martyr has been pre­ 1842 Larimer. From an academic standpoint Nuns in the diocese who cele­ harmed. men, and teachers which the Com­ HOTELS EGGS CHARITIES CONVENTION brated golden jubilees included served, and will serve as a me­ pany of Jesus has given to the the adoption of new textbooks and morial to the pious Franciscan. SCHEDULED FOR DENVER the establishment of a four-year Sister Bridget, St. Patrick’s school, world in the past four centuries. NEWHOUSE HOTEL We deliver in your neighborhood. Re­ The beatification of Mother Fran­ ert M. Syrianey, and James Hal- IN THE SHADOW of Colorado’s beau­ tail only. Morgan’s Egg Farm. KE. 88BB. course in religion were highlights Denver, a Sister of St Joseph; You would disclaim in humility be­ Announcement was made In ces Xavier Cabrini, foundress of loran, Jr. tiful eapitoL Colfax at Grant, Denver, Forty Denver nuns are taking Sister Rose Mary Berry, librarian ing considered or numbered among Colo. April that Denver will be the site the Missionary Sisters of the Sa­ WANTED—FURNITURE of the National Conference of graduate study in educational at St. Joseph’s hospital nurses’ CLEAN LITERATURE the very distinguished sons of Ig­ I home, and Sister Petronilla Bar- cred Heart, Denver, was hailed CAMPAIGN BEGUN CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS' HOME. Catholic Charities in 1939. The methods. natius. AVe who know and revere 1772 GranL Pleasant home for girls. WAN'TED—Household furniture, old cloth­ baz, St. Vincent’s home, both Sis­ with joy in the see city. A Solemn A campaign for clean literature you believe we are fairer judges. ing, pictures, kitchen utensils, etc. The convention is scheduled Aug. 6 to Mrs. Helen Bonfils Somnes do­ Mass coram Episcopo was cele­ ters of Charity of Leavenworth; that began last year in the Cathe­ Your contribution is by no means Denver Deanery’s Benefit Shop. Call TAbor 9. The national conclave of the St, nated $5,000 to Cathedral high brated in her honor in the Cathe­ DRUG STORES 2916. 1336 Lawrence street Vincent de Paul conferences will school for a new home economics Sister Hedwig Rupp, St. Scholas- dral parish was later adopted by commonplace. You have attained tica’s academy. Canon City, a Ben­ dral on her feast day, Dec. 22. the diocese. Msgr. H. L. McMena- to an enviable rank in the sciences, HUTCHINSON’S PHARMACY be held at the same time, bringing department and $50,450 was Your Naborhood Druggist FURNACES AND GRATES the total of delegates to around pigged in Trinidad to lift the edictine nun, and Mother Mary YOUTH PROGRAM min was its chief .proponent. The chemistry, mineralogy, seismology. Evangelist Meyers, mother provin­ This diocese and state needed, and Phone SPruce 0588 700 So. Pearl 2,000. $65,000 debt from Holy Trinity SHOWS EXPANSION movement aided in stopping much JAMES HUTCHINSON FURNACES INSTALLED & REPAIRED school. A dream of many years cial of the Sisters of Mercy and Young people in the diocese of the flow of smutty literature, needed critically, the refinement, H. H. York, 527 E. Exposition. PEarl 2218 At the 1938 meeting of the na­ former superior of Mercy hospital. generosity, piety, and learning tional group, John L. Dower, noted was realized when the first four found many events on the youth but work is still going forward to COAL Silver jubilees were observed by clean up American publications. which you brought from your be­ Denver philanthropist, was elected grades of Loyola school, Denver, program to keep them active in Buy budget plan. -ved Glow—others. HANDY MAN were opened in September. Sister M. Appolinaris, Sister Del- loved France and which you have a vice president of the National Catholic affairs. Boy Scouts ex­ Another crusade worthy of note shared liberally with hundreds of LEWIS A SON, 1708 Platte. GA. 7473. phina. Sister Domnina, and Sister perienced one of their best years was the capipaign carried on Night GA. 4265-W. Wall washing, wallpaper cleaning, floors Conference of Catholic Charities. Nearly 300 delegates from 22 Oda, all of St. Anthony’s hospital, young men. cleaned and waxed, Venetian blinds care­ state units attended the first an­ and a steady growth was noted in through the medium of the Catho­ HOLY NAME RALLY Denver, and all Sisters of St. Fran­ It is true that congratulations FLOWERS— PLANTS fully cleaned. BASEMENTS CLEANED SMASHES RECORDS nual Catholic Parent-Teacher cis Seraph of Perpetual Adora­ this cbmparatigely young branch lic press and pulpit against the AND WHITEWASHED. STEEL CLOSE­ of Church work. The Catholic repulsive charges of the Witnesses are in order. This is the diamond LINE POLES PROPERLY INSTALLED, In one of the greatest displays league institute held at the K. of tion, and Sister Mary Lambert, St. FUNERAL FLOWERS ^ENERAL REPAIRING. We contract C. hall in November. Youth organization entered its of Jehovah and “Judge” Joseph F. jubilee of a member of the Society of faith in the history of the re­ Philomena’s school, a Sister of of Jesus. Fifty-three years given Artistic funeral spraya and wreaths, janitor service, now serving some of the There are now 2,500 pupils in second year of activity, which saw Rutherford. Community action in floral casket covers. finest stores and offices in the city. ^ D I E gion, the annual rally of the Holy Loretto. to Colorado as a teacher; 46 as the O’NEILL—EAst 3900. parochial high schools in the state, a basketball league formed and Colorado towns caused the Name union was held in Denver in St. Joseph’s parish, Denver, ob­ continued interest manifest in the “Judge” to be cut off the air priest of God. You have lived a LIEB’S FLORAL SHOP conjunction with the celebration of with private secondary schools served the 50th anniversary of the long, long time. Father, as a reli­ bringing the total to 3,120, an in­ boxing staided last year. Catho­ waves with the result that Ruther­ 2401 QUITMAN PHONE GA. 0133-R the golden jubilee of the founding erection of its church, with Bishop lic summer camps conducted were ford filed suit against Catholic gious, in poverty, chastity, and obe­ Get the Most for Your of Regis college. More than 10,000 crease of 1,000 in 10 years. Alto­ Vehr celebrating a Solemn Pontifi­ Camp Santa Maria, Camp St. M^ilo, priests and organizations in Colo­ dience. You have done a great work BERNIE MACK BARBER SHOP turned out to pay tribute to the gether there are 13,165 pupils cal Mass as the climax to a four- as an educator. Yes—felicitations Barber Shop, 1268 Santa Fe Drive. Money Prince of Peace at the October in parish grade and high schools, St. Scholastica’s camp. Camp Holy rado Springs late in the year. No day celebration. Blessed Sacra­ Cross, and Camp Montrita. court action is expected until May are due. Their bestowal frequently Try our “X-L-O** Lump or Egg 'Ooal a' rally, which was given added dig­ as against 12,498 a year ago. ment parish completed the 25th implies a kind of equality. I pre­ MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS $5.95 per ton. High school athletics were an or June, but many lawyers, both nity by the presence of several FIVE CLERGYMEN year since its founding with ap­ fer rather only to tell you for my important part of the Denver Catholic and non-Catholic, have Reconditioned pianos, players, grands, The Colorado A Utah Coal C«* Bishops. In addition to Bishop TAKEN IN DEATH propriate services. parents, brothers, many other boys Vehr, the Most Rev. Anthony J. youth program and more than 23,- volunteered their services to fight organs (pipe and reed), orchestral instru­ TAbor 0231 the charges. of humble origin who have had ments. 'T. R. Walker, 286 Broadway. SP. Schuler, S.J., El Paso, Tex.; the The grim reaper moved through SIX PRIESTS ARE 000 attended Catholic prep foot­ experience similar to ours, that we 7364. Most Rev. Duane G. Hunt, Salt the ranks of the clergy five times ORDAINED FOR DIOCESE ball games. Championships went 7,000 ATTEND within the year. The Very are grateful, humbly grateful to Lake City, Utah, and the Most Six * priests ordained for the to Regis in basketball and football ANNUAL OPERA you. Father Forstall, that your life Rev. Charles F. Buddy, San Diego- Rev. Joseph P. Carrigan, Glen- Denver diocese this spring were and to St. Francis’ in baseball. has blessed us. wood Springs, oldest priest in the Approximately 7,000 attended Calif., participated in the college the Rev. Matthias J. Blenkush, the The Regional Sodality union the three showings of the opera. ENJOY NEW YEAR’S golden jubilee. diocese in point of service, died Rev. Edward J. Fraczkowski, -the Aug. 14 after a long illness. Or­ was very active and highlight of La Gioconda, directed by the Rt. Over 3,000 men took part in a Rev. Francis J. Wagner, the Rev. the year was a meeting held at the Rev. Joseph J. Bosetti, and held in dained when only 23 years old. Joseph F. Warnat, the Rev. Arthur Denver Art College RENT A TUXEDO Holy Name rally at Pueblo and Father Carrigan spent 58 years K. of C. hall at which a sympo­ the Denver auditorium. Monsignor 1,500 marched in a similar demon­ J. Lucy, iind the Rev. Francis J. sium, “Tell Them the Truth,” was Bosetti was decorated by the LarRest. M o s t Complete Reasonable— Everything Furnished laboring in Colorado. He was a Kappes, who was ordained in Cin­ Commercial and Fine Arts stration of Catholicism in Long­ link with the pioneer days of the presented before 700 sodalists. Italian consul, Remigio Grillo, School in Denver. Enter mont. cinnati. The Rev. Edward J. Voll- Announcement was made that a with the title of Commendatore Any Time. Day and FLASH TAILORS Church in the state and aided Eve. Clatset. No At the annual corporate Com­ mer, O.S.B., received Holy Orders Summer School of Catholic Ac­ (Knight Commander of the Crown 934 17th St. TA. 2468 greatly in the spread of the faith along with the first five mentioned requirements. . . . munion for the men of Denver on the Western slope. Besides la­ tion, the first ever scheduled west of Italy),'for his work in this Credits given be­ above. ginning and ad­ sponsored by the Knights of Co­ boring at Glenwood Springs, Fa­ of the Mississippi, will be held in opera and other outstanding con­ tributions to Italian «rt. vanced work. lumbus, 2,000 men jammed the Ca­ ther Carrigan was stationed at St. Other priests who were ordained Denver in the summer of 1939. Free Talent Test. thedral for the Mass. The Most Patrick’s and the Cathedral, Den­ and who were either born here or HOSPITALS IN STRIDE Announcement was made late i.i Commercial Ad­ received part of tljeir schooling in vertising. Car-' Rev. Robert E. Lucey, Bishop of ver, before he went to his Glen­ WITH THE TIMES the year that an a capella choir, tooning. Depart- Amarillo, Tex., was the principal wood Springs pastorate in 1910. the state were the Rev. Matthew Improvements made in Catholic composed of more than 200 stu­ mont Store, Art. Costume Designing. In­ Patronize These Firms. They Are speaker at the breakfast which Death claimed the Rev. Agatho Grabrian, O.S.M.; the Rev. Gor­ hospitals in the last year place dents in Denver Catholic high terior Decorating, Drawing. Painting- followed. don F. Walter, O.P.; the Rev. John schools, will be formed early in the Life. Landscape. Portrait. Crafts. Clay Strittmater, O.S.B., pastor of Sa­ them on a par with leading insti­ Modeling, etc. Children’s Saturday Morn­ The most important event on the cred Heart church, Boulder, Feb. O’Malley Sharpe, C.M.; the Rev. tutions of a similar type, through­ year. Monsignor Bosetti will di­ ing Classes. Co-operating With Your Paper K. of C. program in 1938 was the 1. For 31 years Father Agatho di­ John Bancroft, C.SS.R., and the out the country. St. Joseph’s rect the musical efforts of this FREE CATALOGUE founding of the Columbian Squires rected the destinies of the Boulder Rev. Lawrence Lutz, O.S.B. hospital installed thermostat reg­ group. 1345 Glenarm CH. 3133 ulators in individual rooms and a complete new air conditioning \ and heating plant for the operat­ ing room at a cost of $12,000. St. in Anthony’s hospital was approved Appreciation by the American Registry of X-ray Technicians f o r t h e training of specialists in. this line and be­ came one of the 14 institutions W E OFFER YOU OUR GREETINGS in the U. S. accredited for such work. A new pediatrics ward was opened at Mercy hospital. Three Catholic hospitals are members of the Colorado Hospital Service association, which guaran­ tees a person 21 days’ care yearly for a small monthly sum. SEMINARY HAS TRAINED 244 FOR PRIESTHOOD Two hundred and forty-four priests have received clerical training at St. Thomas’ seminary. The mark of 243 was set in the spring when 15 St. Thomas’- trained priests were ordained for other dioceses in addition to the five Denver priests receiving Holy Orders. The' 244th is the Rev. J. With a wish for your happiness H. Sheehy, to be ordained at Reno, Nev., Jan. 1. More than $7,000 was willed to and success throughout 1939 the Bishop as a burse for poor seminarians by Miss Annie M. Frenzel. John B. Ebel, a seminary student, was awarded a Basselin scholar^ip to Catholic university. New students who entered St. Thomas’ in September to study for the Denver diocese include Fran­ C O T T R E U ' t ^O^jOtUlatU cis G. Faistl, Charles T. Jones, ” FEI*m-rflbSra*.^CAO407' Donald A. McMahon, Joseph T. JAMES P. Me CONATY McGrady, S. John Monaghan, i',iW ftZI tIXTIENtH IT.. James F. Moynihan, Edward T. Smith, Patrick F. Sweeney, Rob-

O R IG IN A L IN PO O R CONDITION Telephone, KEystone 4205 ^A G E THREE '.•TinPlaii ENGLEWOOD PRIEST INSTRUCTS 31 CONVERTS IN YEAR 1938 Converts Receive Preferred Parish Trading List- Piniils’ Lusches (St. Louis’ Parish, Englewood) two are patients In sanitariums; 1st Communion five are children, one of whose A total of 31 converts will have dLdhA ▲ ▲ A ▲ ▲ ▲ A A. 4^ sh A Sh ih A*. been received into the Church parents also came into the Church; (Presentation Parish) three were elderly people who re­ (St. There*e’* Pari*h, Aurora) Cathedral The regular meeting of the P.- by the Rev. Joseph P. O’Heron at ceived the sacraments on their Two converts were received into MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER: T.A. will be held Wednesday, Jan. the close of this year, 1938. Eight death bed; 11 were in families the Church by the' Rev. Louis 4. All members are asked to attend The merchant* repre*ented in thi* *ection are boo*ter«. They are more persons have been taking where the wife or husband was Mertz in Christmas week. Mrs. WINES LIQUORS this meeting as definite plans must already Catholic; three were in Dwight Biggs and Mrs. E. C. Sli- anxiou* to work with you and are deaerving of your patronage. Co* be made in regard to lunches for instructions in the past two NADORFF LIQUORS, INC. preparation for marriage with a ney were baptized Thursday after­ operate with them. the school children. months. Two of the adults re­ Catholic party. Eleven of the total noon, Dec. 22, at the Little Flower HOME OF GOOD SPIRITS There were 700 Communions ceived are public school teachers; Where you get the most of the best for received were men. Instructions shrine. The sponsors were, re­ Dec. 25. The church was for adults are given on Wednes­ spectively, D. R. Biggs and Irma the least overcrowded at the Midnight Mass. Call EMeriim 0677 for Prompt day afternoon and evening in the C. Biggs; Edmund C. Sliney and St. Francis de' Sales' The pastor is grateful to all those rectory at 3283 S. Sherman street. Sarah A. Sliney. They received Delivery who helped to clean and decorate Appointments can be made by their First Holy Communion at FREE DELIVERY SERVICE 1818 E, Colfiz Ave. Colfax A Williama the church, the members of the calling Englewood 451. choir, and all who contributed to Christmas Midnight Mass. C. L. PIERCE the Christmas collection. The Daughters of Mary sodality The Altar and Rosary society Proprietor of will meet Thursday afternoon, BUCHANAN’S The Altar and Rosary society will hold a pot-luck supper in the LOGAN GARAGE City Lace Cleaners hall Monday afternoon, Jan. 2, at Jan. 4, at 2 o’clock in the church 218 Eaat 7th Ave., Ph. TA. 7907 w-ill receive Communion Sunday. UOUOR STORE 275 S. Logan SP. 1811 r o LOANS Members will hold their meeting 5 o’clock. Preceding the supper reqtory. and CURTAINS HiW lE i'S EIE there will be devotions in the All the Christmas Masses were (^Direct— Pergonal Carefully Cleaned and Returned Same Size at a sewing session at the home of Fine Wines and Liquors Merchants Oil Co. & Garage Special Care Given to Table Linens Mrs. Bucholz, 920 Knox court, church at 4 o’clock in honor of the well attended. The church was ICE COLD BEER 17th and York * EMcrson 3314 id Furniture SIO Up Blankets Laundered without Shrinkage CA...... »• o • L^ Blessed Virgin. Following the de- beautifully decorated and the crib Phone PEorl 1777 377 South Broadway Complete one-itop lerYice day or nifht pu WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED Jan. 5. Election of officers will (Annunciation Parish) yotions there will be a .short meet- was very attractive. The Young Gas. OUi. Washing* Greaiing. Storaga J. L. Kingsbury. Prop. take place at this meeting. rs Acceptance Corp. The German-speaking members | ing in the hall and election of offi- People’s choir sang at the High “Shop With Confidence at Werner’e’* 10% FOR CASH CARRY Card Party Jan. 4 toss E. Colfax at Downing of the parish will sponsor a New 1939. After supper there Mass at Midnight and also at the Dutch Lunch Headquarters Delivered' anywhere in the city. MA. 1528 There will be a card party 100% S p e c ia lly Homogenized Year’s eve social in Hagus hall. will be games and a social hour. 10 o’clock Low Mass. WERNER’S Wednesday, Jan. 4, in the old rec­ All sodalists are invited. (Pasteurized) Cream — Blend £ T E “G 0 L M ^ tory. Everyone is invited to attend. The Altar society members will DELICATESSEN Milk. Sister Mary Constance is spend­ Altar Society Elect* Officer* receive Communion in a body at Exclusive Product of Shamrock Tavern The Shirley Garage ing a vacation in the East, and the 8 o’clock Mass this Sunday. WINES and LIQUORS Sister Mary Bernard is the guest The regular meeting of the 82 to 86 S. BroadwoT, at Baraud OFFICIAL AAA GARAGE Altar and Rosary society was held The regular meeting will be held Lincoln Creamery 18TH AND DOWNING of Sisters Mary Anita and Mary ILTm SDCIETI "Where Ladies may shop at ease" 515 E. Exposition SP. 32SS PHONE TABOR 5911 at 2 o’clock in the rectory on Tues­ PE. 4664 — PE. 2302 Helen. Dec. 22 in Hagus hall. After the 1745 S. Broadway SP. 1418 Plate Lunches Day and Nizht Storage, Repairing, Wash regular order of business the fol­ day afternoon, Jan. 3. You pay no more for Beer — Wines — Mixed Drinks ing and Greasing, Gasoline and Oils Masses, Sunday, Jan. 1, will be Quality Liuvior* here 1631-37 LINCOLN ST. lowing women were elected to of­ HOT & COLD SANDWICHES fice for the coming year; Mrs. at 8, 10, and 11:15 o’clock. The New Fashion Christmas music wdll be repeated f BSTPIIIES i l l Sincere Hew Year Greetings to Cawley, president; Mrs. Edward at the 8 and 10 o’clock Masses by Our Friends Cleaners and Dyers IS Gates, vice president; Mrs. Anna ! JOHN H. JOHNSON l\etv Year's Greelings From Thaler, treasurer, and Mrs. Walter the Junior and Daughters of Mary (St. Catherine’* Parish) Phone SPruce 7415 864 S. Broadway Main Office: 530 E. Alameda Ave. Anderson, secretary. sodality choirs. The regular meeting of the Altar Over 600 persons received Com­ and Rosary society has been post­ FUEL SERVICE SPruce 0079 OLD HEIDELBERG INN Mrs. J. Murphy and Mrs. J. Wil­ munion on Christmas day. The poned until the end of January. Plant: 9513 E. Colfax Ave. IVEW YEAR’S EXE CELEBRATIOIV IISEO I S l T i E son, retiring president and vice collection amounted to $545. Members will receive Communion COAL - WOOD - COKE" Aurora 82 president, respectively, were given in a body Sunday, Jan. 1, at the GUS DEUTSCH, Sales Manager The Finest Party Gowne Exclusively Drv DINE - D.ANCE - FAVORS Twenty-four dollars of the amount a rising vote of thanks for their was contributed by the school chil­ 7:30 Alass. The following women Residence Phone KEystone 4427 Cleaned CORNER COLFAX AND CLARKSON (Holy Family Parish) work in the past year. New offi­ The beautiful lace antependium dren. will serve on the altar committee cers will be installed at the next for the month of January: Miss used for the first time at the Mid­ meeting. night Mass Dec. 25, was the gift J. Connell and Mmes. J. DiTolla Annunciation of Mrs. C. Francone, a member of Mrs. F. Genty, ways and means and R. Stewart. Mmes. Wm. Pur­ Holy Ghost the Altar society, by whom it was chairman, reported that ?12 was cell and Mary Nahring will take crocheted. Fran Hose was among raised at the Christmas party for P.-I.A. Session Is charge of the vigil lights. d r u g s the soloists at the Midnight Mass. flowers used on the altars during Four Join Church DE SELLEM GOOD CLOTHES NEED NOT Father Leo Flynn is making a the holidays. A beautiful lace The following were received TWO STORES FUEL AND FEED CO. UHSTCRn m€SS€nG€R. short visit in the holidays with his surplice was presented to the Very into the Church in the past week: CHARLES A. DeSELLEM BE EXPENSIVE Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glennen and SAME PRICES family in Iowa. Rev. Charles H. Hagus, pastor, by Set for Jan. 4 We Ship by Rail TAbor Father Ray Murray of Iowa is a the society in appreciation of his son, Robert; sponsors, Mr. and visitor at the rectory this week. work and loyalty as chaplain in Mrs. Michael Auer and Mrs. L. UGCO PHONE TA. 3205 THE the past four years. The quilt (Sacred Heart-Loyola Parish) Massie. Miss Delia Alice Carter S5TH AND WALNUT 5345 Sister Edward Rita, formerly 3401 Franklin St. 3101 W'illiaraa St. Frances Pastore, a graduate of which was to have been awarded The first P.-T.A. meeting of che was received and her sponsor was RES. PHONE MA. 8544. M4ss Mai'y Epson. Let Vs Deliver Your Packages Holy Family high school, is visit­ will be given av;ay at a later date. year will be held Wednesday, Jan. ENGLISH ing at the convent. Sister Lid- Party, Shower Aide* Thanked 4, at 2:30 at Sacred Heart school. New backboards for the basket­ THE SILVER 424 18TH ST. ball court were installed this week DOWNING COAL wina from Fort Collins is also a Mrs. W. Robinson wishes to The president hopes for a large at­ ■holiday visitor. tendance. The seventh and eighth in the gym under the sponsorship STATE DAIRY The firms listed here de­ thank the chairmen and commit­ of the Holy Name society. AND HDWE. CO. 0. OLSEN, Proprietor TAILORS Sister Angeline of Holy Family tee won.en who assisted at the chil­ grade mothers will be the host­ 901 FIFTEENTH STREET serve to be remembered school is a patient at St. Joseph’s esses. Tuesday evening, Jan. 3, at 8 "SINCE 1914” REAR OF 3220 FRANKLIN dren’s Christmas party and the o’clock a meeting will be held for when you are distributing hospital. Jlarjorie Paul was also pantry showers for the sisters. The P.-T.A. Christmas party at “There's Ho Fuel Like an Old KEystone 8727 Combine Qualityand Style a patient at the hospital. Sacred Heart school Dec. 22 was a the organization of the Legion of Fuel" your patronage in the dif­ The committee members who Mary. Miss Mary Duffy will 'pre- Take Home a Package of Heaped at Prices You Can Afford Jacqueline O’Keefe has returned .ioyous affair. Miss Mary Ellen 3260 Downing TA. 2515 High Ice Cream home. volunteered to serve the first Fri­ side. All members of the different ferent lines of business. day breakfast are reminded to be Daugherty had charge of the pro­ An old-time social will be held gram. The Choral club opened the societies who are interested are at the hall at 7 o’clock Friday asked to be present; also, those Nut Coal From the Heart of I am in the Dog House Now in the school hall Thursday, Jan. morning, Jan. 6. party with carols. The play, Han­ 5. Everyone is invited. sel and Gretel, was then presented who are not affiliated with any • the Rockie*! Extra Heat, Little —Because I did not order organization and would he inter­ Ash, Guaranteed No Soot! Nut Guild Mother* Entertained by the high school and pupils of $ 5 . 9 5 that good NU-KOL. ested in the work of the Legion of now 'only...... FOR HOLIDAY SPIRITS Members of the Motherhood the third grade. The school Glee Mary are requested to come to guild and their guests were enter­ club and orchestra entertained be­ NU-KOL, Lump or Egg....$7.00 tained at a party with Mr.s. J. Con­ tween scenes. As a fitting climax, the meeting. PH. KE. 7887 Parish Choir to nolly as hostess. A lunch was Mr. and Mrs. Jack Piper of Santa Claus distributed presents Dallas, Tex., spent Dec. 25 with KING LABELED ...... $6.20 served, gifts were exchanged, and to the prie.sts, sisters, Brother cards were played. Those present their respective mothers, Mrs. King of Northern Field, Lump or Egg QUALITY LIQUORiS John. Miss Cuddy, Ed Verdeick, Piper and Mrs. McGillicuddy and were Mmes. Caskins, Johnson, No­ Mr. Dolan, and “Dave,” and Mrs. NU-KOL SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY US 1740 Glenarm A COMPLETE LINE lan, McCarthy, Plumb, Powers, families. Repeat Music Agnes Ussery. The pupils pre­ Sold Under Money-Back Guarantee ISext Bus Terminals Seely, McClain, Schweider, Cooke, sented Father E. J. Morgan, S.J., fn (St. Philomena’s Parish) and Connolly. with a gift. All the children re­ The Christmas Mass music will The L.C.B.A. will hold open in­ ceived a bag of candy and pop­ CROW-BAR COAL CO. be repeated on New Year's day at stallation of officers at its monthly corn. The president, Mrs. Walter Orphanage Nuns the 9 o’clock Mass with the full meeting Monday, Jan. 2, in Hagus Wade, extends thanks to all who 35TH AND WAZEE STS. T.4. 2336 St. Dominic's choir singing. hall at 2 p. m. All members are helped make this party a success. The Altar and Rosary society asked to attend and to britig a Ma*« Schedule I* Same will receive Communion in a body friend. Refreshments will be The order of services in both at the 8 o’clock Mass Sunday, Jan. served. churches on New Year’s day will j Laud Benefactors 1. The regular meeting of the so­ be the same as on Sundays. | St. John's ciety will be held Jan. 9. Health Milk I U p m i 3 c . . - The priests of the parish are The sisters of St. Clara’s or- Car* to Eaat and Weal Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Higgins of P Chicago are the guests of Mr. vei-y happy over the large number! phanage wish to thank all their DENVER Highland Creamery lat A 15 th of Each Month of Communions received in the- generous friends and benefactors Higgins’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. tWo churches on Christmas day. J. £. Gallagher, 3130 Lo-well Blvd. (Near 32nd) A. Higgins. Gerald Higgins, a Dramatic CU 3.ho helped to make Christmas a MARKET CO. , Ottca 4k Warehouse, 1521 20th St. .All the Masses were well attended, ' D.C.S. Regis alumnus, recently won an time of joy for their little charges. C. F. PALMETIER, Prop. Service—KEystone 6228 the decorations in the sanctuaries The K. of C., th e Denver l.G.A. Stores Chiropodist and Masseurs ' V._ J M.A. from the University of Chi­ were beautiful, and the choirs did cago. He is a brother of the two Post, Sears-Roebuck, the Public 2422 E. 6th Ave. EM. 4151 & 4152 • If You Can't Walk See Gallagher fine work. Service company, the Denver Home (Formerly cf Rocky Ford, Colorado) Fathers Figgins. Members Feted There was a procession of altar Selected corn-fed meats. Fancy and Workshop, the WPA r^rkers, and staple grocerieg. fruits and regetables CHerry 2470 707 East 6th Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Laugh- boys at both churches at the Mid­ Holy Family lin and children of Des Moines a number of Denver theaters en­ Fresh fish and oysters were the house guests of Mr. and (St. Jo*eph’* Pari»h) night Mass. The Sacred Heart tertained the children with their Mrs. G. L. Monaghan for the holi­ Members of the hig|i school Dra­ servers wore the new surplices programs and presented Santa’s Lowell Hardware days. They left for California, matic club were feted at a party supplied by the Sacred Heart gifts and toys, and a number of Skelton’s Service BELL CREAMERY ! CLARK & SON where they will spend the winter. given in the home of Mrs. Joseph Altar society. kind-hearted and generous mer­ EAst 9532 EsRt 6th Are. and Josephine 676 E. 6th Ave. PE. 6161 Cage Teams Practicing chants and benefactors provided and Paint Two Weddingi Held Smith Wednesday night, Dec. 28. Phillip* “66” Products Imported & Domestic Cheese GENERAL Miss Teresa L. Dwyer became The various basketball teams sweets and goodies for the holi­ R. H. ANDRIDGE. Prop. Mrs. Gertrude Michaels and are keeping to practice during the days. The sisters and children alike GUARANTEED WHIPPING CREAM HARDWARE the bride of Joseph Palmer Wil­ daughter, Marie, are visiting their Lee Tire* 25c PINT HARDWARE, GLASS, PAINTS liams at a Nuptial Mass before holidays. The C.Y.O. team will wish to express their sincere grati­ \ GA. 1086 4034 TENNYSON ST. son and brother, the Rev. Ralph play St. Catherine’s Jan. 4 and tude to all who have helped in any Phillup with Phillips and fee] the difference EGGNOG BATTER Electrical Supplies a n d Houaeware the Very Rev. William M. Higgins A. Michaels, C.SS.R., this week. Tire Repairing — Battery Service OPEN SUNDAY’S & EVENINGS ; General HardMare, Paint*, Class Monday, Dec. 26. The bride was will play every Wednesday there­ way to add to the joy of the season. 3484 W. 32nd Ave. Phone GA. 7663 j and Kitchen Ware Ushers’ appointments for Sun­ after. So far the team has made For any and all help given to attended by her sister, Mrs. Hahn, day Masses and Tuesday evening and Hugh G. Shepherd was best a very good showing. In its first provide for the great number of The firms listed here de­ man. devotions for January are as fol­ game it met the strong St. Francis’ •poor and dependent children at St. 6th Ave. Liquor Store lows: 6 o’clock Mass, John Cal- team, losing 39 to 30. The Sacred Clara’s in the past year the sisters 2316 E. 6TH AVE. serve to be remembered VOGUE SHOPPE Miss Elizabeth E. Holden and lihan and Charles Rust; 7, Tom Conoco Service 3931 Tennyson Joseph Frances Farrell were united Heart-Loyola team defeated Oiir are exceedingly grateful and beg EA. 5575 FREE DELIVERY Yvhen you are distributing in Matrimony Tuesday, Dec. 27, Bergner, Bill Bancroft, Bob Tur­ Lady of Mt. Carmel team, 51 to 21. Almighty God to bless their kind i Join Our Hosiery Club—The 13th ner, and Tom Ford; 8:30, Edwin Complete Line—Liquors, Wine, Beers— Station Fair Free before Father Higgins. The brides­ The high school basketball team benefactors throughout the com­ your patronage in the dif­ i McCloskey, Joe Sheridan, Law­ At Special Holiday Prices C. M. LUNDEEN 1 We Carry Orly the Nationally Advertiset maid was Mrs. K. Farrell, and thq will meet St. Joseph’s high school ing year. ferent lines of business. Brando rence Swanger, and Desmond team Jan. 6 in the opening gaftie Ask for S&H *^Green Stamps GA. 1381 We Call for and j best man was John Farrell. HEMSTITCHING Sc YARD Supper to Honor Visitor Hackethal; 9:30, Art McTavish of the Parochial league. 38th & Tennyson Deliver and William Ford, and 11:30, Len Seton Guild to Hold We Appreciate Parish Patronage We Appreciate Parish Patronage Mrs. K. M. McKenzie will enter­ A team has been formed by the tain at a buffet supper in her home Hart, Leo Donovan, Robert Canny, seventh and eight grade pupils, Regular Meeting Jan. 5 Announcement! on New Year’s eve honoring her and Frank Fiala. At the perpetual and Bill Hart is coaching. Thin The Seton guild will hold ite daughter, Miss Katharine Anne, novena services, John Callahan, group may enter the grade school regular meeting Jan. 5 at the honi4 To my old friends and patrons— I have who is here for the holidays. Ben Hammons, Joe Ford, and Joe league. of Mrs. Henry A. Klusener, 250 again taken over the Sinclair Service St. Vincent de Paul's Miss Elizabeth Appel held open Shull will be ushers. SodaIi*t* to Receive Euchari*t S. Logan, at 12:30 o’clock. Mrs. Station at 6th and Columbine. house to friends at her home Dec. School classes will be resumed The Young Ladies’ sodality will H. B. Hilbert will act as co-host­ We Appreciate Your Patronage ess. All members are urged to 1067 So.-G4ylord SP. 0574 25. Tuesday, Jan. 3. receive Communion New Year’s Happy A’eiu Year to 4U South Gaylord Hardware Mrs. H. W. Swigert and sister, James Healey, who had been day. The Communion Mass at Sa­ be present. LEONARD W. SMITH Mrs. Lilly, entertained Mrs. Ney- seriously ill in Mercy hospital, is cred Heart will be at 7 o’clock; at and Paint Store BO B’S MARKET en’s club and guests at a party much improved and is expected to Loyola, 8:30. Quality IMeats at Low Prices Dec. 21. The guests were Mrs. be removed to his home Saturday, St. Louis' Leonard Swigert, Mines. Tom Ear- Dec. 31. FURNACES The Shop of Quality and Price ley, W. H. Swigert, Harry Swigert, A1 De Credico, graduate of St. Cleaning, Repairing FRESH DAIRY PRODUCTS Jr.; J. J. Campbell, Fred Smith, Joseph’s high school in 1933, was Community Will 1061 S. Gaylord SP. 2961 BOB MUGELE, Prop. and Donald Weed, and Miss M. a visitor in Denver this week from Vick's Grill Leary. Mrs. Sheehy will enter­ his home in Azusa, Calif. tain the club on Jan. 11. Begin Retreat 2301 South Broadway, PE. 9891 SOUTH GAYLORD We Mrs. R. J. Foley entertained at The Christmas music at the Mid­ night Mass, which was well re­ Draught Beer and Wines CLEANERS a party Dec. 20 for members of (St. Elizabeth’* Parish) Hot and Cold Sandwiches Store Mrs. Monaghan’s club. Mrs. Ryan ceived by the parishioners, will be 1025 SO. GAYLORD TJie Rev. Peter Crumbly, Household Goods and Mrs. Hanifen shared honors. repeated at the 9:30 Mass New O.F.M., who is visiting at the Delicious Dinners Direct Plant Service and Merchandise Mrs. Koerber will entertain on Year’s day. monastery, will conduct a retreat Drive in any of these stations for prompt, courteous attention Jan. 17. Finest Quality Dry Cleaning DUFFY STORAGE AND for the community next week, be­ ENGLEWOOD and the best motor fuels, oils and greases this market affords. At Reasonable Prices MOVING CO. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Leonard, ginning Tuesday, Jan. 3. He will PEarl 1350 Marjorie Arnold 1233 Jackson, have gone to Long School-Auditorium then go to Longmont to give a SHOE SHOP Beach, Calif., for the winter. parish retreat. ST. JOHN’S-S peer Blvd. and Clarkson St. Repsirlns: That Inioret Health* Economy St. Frsnei* de Sale*’—Cedar & S .. Bdwy, Mrs. W. C. Schwenger’s club Is Being Painted The Altar and Rosary society Comfort St. Dominie’e—W. 32nd Ave. * N. Speer will meet Thursday, Jan. 5, with will receive Communion Sunday SL Eliuheth’a-W . Cqlfax and 6th Holy Gho«t—Itth and Tremont St. Philomena's Mrs. Lily at Lakewood. (St. Francis de Sales’ Parish) at the 7:30 Mass. The monthly E. HAMLYN & SONS Cathedral—E. Colfax am St. Philomena's—E. 8th Ave. & Colo. Blvd. The high school auditorium is meeting will be held Tuesday aft­ PRICES REASONABLE Cathedral-Eaat 10th and Waahiiijton St. Catherine’s—W. 38th Ave. & Fed. Bird. 3444 S. Broadway Phone ENG. 271' being painted in the holiday vaca­ ernoon, Jan. 3, at 2:30 in the Loyola—B. 18th Ave. and Race Bleesed Sacrament-E. 23rd and Kearney Catholic Daughters’ tion. The work is progressing school basement. 49 WEST HAMPDEN ENGLEWOOD 78 rapidly and 3\*ill be completed by The Holy Name society will BKJ-4-DRUG Study Club to Meet the time of the opening of school. hold its monthly meeting and in­ e l l y E. COLFAX AT ADAMS Much interest is being mani­ stallation of new officers Friday St. Joseph's The regular meeting of the Lun­ fested in basketball among the evening, Jan. 6, af 8:30 in the aOAL' O. Phone* EAst 9901-9902 cheon study club will be held at boys. Teams have been organized school basement. K c FREE DELIVERY SERVICE the Catholic Daughters’ clubhouse, for the seventh and eighth grades Masses on New Year’s day will 5.00 UP Ice Cold Beer, Wines DEEP CUT PRICES 1772 Grant street, Thursday, Jan. and also for the freshmen. Both be the same as on Sunday— 6, GOOD COAL QUICK BOB & VAN’S FOLLOW THE CROWDS 5. A very interesting program teams have entered leagues whose 7:30, 9, 10:30, and 12. Denver and Englewood Deliveries has been arranged. Mrs. W. J. Bottle or Case season will open the first of the AT BEDUrFD PRICES ^ Meat Market Cameron will present “Modern new year. 750 SANTA FE DRIVE Trends in Literature” as part of School work will again be re­ BOB’S OLD TRAIL the program. sumed Tuesday, Jan. 3, at the St. ESizabeth's LIQUOR STORE Hostesses for the meeting will usual time. “Where ladies may shop with ease” Fresh Fish be Mrs. Harry Gordon, Miss Mar­ The promoters of the League 240 SANTA FE DRIVE KE. 7943 garet Leary, and Mrs. George Les­ of the Sacred Heart will receive lie. A large, attendance is ex­ Communion Sunday, Jan. 1, at the WE Billy Van’s Grocery THEORA pected. 7 o’clock Mass. All promoters and COAL friends are invited to receive with LUMP OR EGG, 55.9$ UP MOVE and Market FORTY HOURS’ the league. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY THE MARKET OF QUALITY BEAUTY SHOP DEVOTION The Masses on Deo. 25 were well Frame Houses, Garages 16 ozs. to the Pound ^ Specializing in Frederica ^ Week of Jan, 1 —- Denver, attended. At the Midnight Mass MILE HIGH FUEL CO. For Service—K£y*tone 8229 Good Shepherd convent and a very large crowd was present 1440 W. 13th A rt. KE. 2267 Office a Worchouae, 1B21 20th St. 812 Santa Fe Dr. Phone TA. 0538 Permanent Waves ^ Mercy hoipital, and received Holy Communion. UNION SHOP 614 SANTA FB TA. 8957 _■ i4l \ ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION The Denver Catholic Register Extensive C.CD. BISHOP URGES FORGIVENESS, Bishop Lillis President...... Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, D.D. President Emeritus...... Most Rev. Bishop J. Henry Tihen, D.D. JUSTICE, CHARITY FOR PEACE HAPPY ; „ Editor...... Rt. Rev. Msgr. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D. (Continued From Page One) men their offenses your Heavenly Managing Editor...... Hubert A. Smith, Jour.D. Verk Is Carried Of Kansas City Him, but that Babe is God. There Father will also forgive you; but Associate Editors— M. F. Everett, Jour.D.; Charles J. McNeill, A.B., is but one Christ. There is no if you will not forgive men, neither Jour.M.; Rev, Walter Canavan, Jour.M., M.A.; Rev. John Cavanagh, other Redeemer. If a thousand will your Father forgive you your N E W Y I 2 ^ offenses.” Be ye kind to one an­ M.A.; Ruth Vincent, A.B. other worlds existed, all rational On in Past Year beings would be redeemed by Him. other, merciful, forgiving one an­ Taken in Death other, even as God has forgiven and may it be a prosper) Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, ^olo. His message is Divine; His plan of life bears the stamp of infinite you in Christ! (Continued From Page One) - one for all of our customs (Continued From Page One) omniscence and wisdom. His every Peace means, secondly, an ha­ The family moved to Kansas City Published Weekly by St. Benedict of Atchison, Kans.; of word is the spoken reality of hea­ bitual attitude of Christian kind­ in 1879. Chicago, and of South Boulder; ven. Faith in that Christ Child ness in our conduct and speech Safeway knows it will be f THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) is difficult only to the intellectually Bishop Lillis was ordained Aug. Sisters of St. Dominic, Spring- and thoughts toward our fellow- 15, 1885, in the Kansas City Ca­ field; Sisters of St. Joseph of proud and the morally corrupt man. “A mild answer breaketh all those who save as the, 938 Bannock Street who seek in feeble human reason thedral by Bishop John J. Hogan, Carondelet and of Wichita, and wrath, but a harsh word stirreth first Ordinary of the diocese. In Sister Servants of St. Mary. and passion, the end and goal of up fury.” A peaceful man accord­ buy at Safeway. Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1497 human existence. Like the shep­ 1903 when the Most Rev, John J. Four street preachers, divided ing to the mind of Christ will show Glennon, who had been Coadjutor herds of old we bow our heads in a sincere interest in the prosper­ into groups of two each, conducted Bishop of Kansas City since 1896, REMEMBER: $2 a year. Sold only in club arrangement with The Register, a five weeks’ campaign that car­ humility and love to enter the hal­ ity of his neighbor and a deep Tuesday edition. $2 covers subscription to both weeklies. lowed sanctuary of Bethlehem’s was transferred to St. Louis as ried the fundamentals of Christ’s sympathy in his adversity; hence, C oad ju tor Archbishop, Father doctrines into sections of the crib. the admonition of the Apostle, Heaven’* Fir*t Wi*h “Rejoice with them that rejoice, Lillis — already an outstanding SAFEWAY STORES will NO Thursday, Dec. 29, 1938 state where their auditors were priest of the diocese—was named Peace on earth to men of good weep with them that weep.” Peace chiefly non-Catholics. The Rev. to succeed him as Vicar General. Dr. Joseph L. Lilly, C.M., pro­ will. It is heaven’s first wish to means justice in the business and OFFICIAL: DIOCESE OF DENVER earth in the new dispensation at social world, where Christian eth­ This honor followed close upon an be UNDERSOLD fessor at St. Thomas’ semi­ intensive drive for funds to as­ The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. the cradle of the new-born God. ics recognize the dignity' of man nary, and the Rev. Edward Ley­ Heaven has stamped it as its very sist flood sufferers in the bottoms We confirm it as the official publication of the Diocese. Whatever den, subdeacon, campaigned at as a human being and not a mere own. Ill will, rancor, calumny, tool for exploitation. district of Kansas City, the most appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or those Brighton, Akron, Fleming, Ster­ devastating inundation in Its his­ Da*!'' \ hatred, envy, jealousy, and every Stable Proof of Christ’* Love _for of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. ling, and Julesburg, while the Rev. tory having visited that area a element that disturbs peace can Poor We hope The Register will be read in every home of the Arthur Lucy and the Rev. Francis have no place in that Christmas short while before. Father Lillis Diocese. Bottler, subdeacon, preached at The abject poverty of the first scene or in a Christ-like life. Christmas stable consecrates the headed a committee of priests and We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in Keenesburg, Yuma, Iliff, and Hol­ Where can we find a picture com­ laymen organized for relief work. the children of the Diocese for the reading of The Register. yoke. On these crusades 29,000 poor in spirit as followers of the parable in tenderness to it as ex­ Master and dedicates, to their The appointment of Father Lillis « URBAN J. yEHR, attended, 703 questions were pressed symbolically by the sacred as Bishop of Leavenworth came on .1 asked, 7,500 pieces of literature Christlike zeal and compassion, \ u g . 5, 1931. Bishop of Denver. writer, “The wolf shall dwell with every human being in suffering Sept. 17, 1904, and his consecration were distributed, and 41 applied the lamb, the leopard shall be for further instruction by mail. and distress. “By this shall all took place in the Kansas City Ca­ drawn with the kid, the calf and men know that you are My dis­ thedral Dec. 27. Archbishop Glen­ Study Club Program Grow* the lion and the sheep shall abide ciples, that you have love one for non was the consecrator. The abil­ Another branch of C.C.D. work together and a little child shall another.” “And before all things ity with which Bishop Lillis ad­ that showed tremendous growth in lead them?” have a constant mutual charity ministered the Diocese of Leaven­ 1938 was the discussion clubs, How shall we follow the injunc­ amongst yourselves, for charity worth for a period of over five which now total 400 with an esti­ tion of Christ’s birthday greeting, covereth a multitude of sins.” “If years is testified by the parishes Irntj0tonal0 mated attendance of 3,000. A “Peace to men of good will?” I speak with the tongues of mensp and charitable institutions inau­ Windsor-Meadow Gold three-year course on New Testa­ National peace, peace between and of angels and have not charity, gurated in the period, together with ment history was completed in the neighbors, personal peace of soul I am become as a sounding brass the fact that one of the cities in t^ii***************************** I > >♦♦♦»! spring and work on a twS^ear are not an automatic process; hu­ and a tinkling cymbal. And if I the jurisdiction was renamed Call MAin 5131 course explaining the Baltimore man nature is too prone to pride, should have prophecy and should Lillis in his honor. ' (Continued From Page One) arrogance, and self-seeking vindic­ Catechism was begun in Septem­ have all faith so that I could re­ Bishop Lillis was named Coad­ month».ago when a boy prisoner tion to the absorbing activity of ber. Material for the latter study tiveness. Peace is the result only of move mountains and have not the steadied efforts of self-mas­ jutor to Bishop Hogan of Kansas The Standard in Dairy Products for Forty Years beat anofher and killed him? The word study. Dr. Vizetelly was re­ was carried weekly in the charity, I am nothing.” City March 14, 1910, and upon murderer had been practicing sex puted to know the origin, meaning, Register under the title of The tery, Christian forbearance, and The Savior Christ in His human loving charity. The Apostle tells Bishop Hogan’s death Feb. 21, perversion with the helpless and correct usage of a million Eng­ Divine Love Story, edited by Fa­ birth has made all the world akin. 1913, succeeded to the see. When youngster. Where did he learn lish words. The late G. K. Chester­ ther Smith. us, “Bear ye one another’s burden Each individual soul is brother one and so you shall fulfill the law of Bishop Lillis marked his golden this? A judge tells us that it was ton had an effective vocabulary of Outstanding units in discussion to another in the union and parti­ sacerdotal jubilee in September, at Golden. A committee of in­ 200,000, Shakespeare used only Christ.” Weighed down with many cipation of a common human na­ club activity are located at An­ faults, imperfections, irritations as 1935, there were 57 Archbishops vestigation afterwards found that some 23,000, and the vocabulary nunciation, Blessed Sacrament, ture, which the God-head deigned and Bishops and three Abbots the school was not then given much of the man in the street is limited we all are, should we not have to assume. In the truth of physi­ o n O ntndteounti Holy Rosary, Our Lady of Mt. kindly regard for the weaknesses present. Over 12,000 persons at­ EH to this sort of thing. But the sys­ to about 8,000. Carmel, Presentation, St. Domi­ cal reality we are brothers one to tended the Solemn Pontifical Mass tem is not conducive to real re­ Of course, our speaking range of others, as we crave their indul­ another in Christ, the Lord. “We Advertisers that merit your patronage. They are nic’s, St. John’s, St. Joseph’s gence? Since God has shown so in Convention hall. In honor of the form, either at Golden or Buena is ordinarily far more limited than (Polish), St. Philomena’s, and 9t. being many, are one body in jubilee Pius XI named him as As­ reliable, consistent and appreciate your support. much forbearance with us and pa­ Christ, and every one members Vista. our reading or writing vocabulary. Vincent de Paul’s parishes, Den­ tiently endures our frailties and sistant to the Pontifical Throne Buena Vista is merely a peni­ That’s partly because our conver­ ver; St. Louis’, Englewood, and at one of another.” As St. Paul Aug. 19, 1935. At his death tentiary for younger criminals. -A faults, should we not show the hand says, “There is neither Jew nor JOHN H. REDDIN sation is apt to deal not with ab­ parishes in Aspen, Boulder, Corpus of mercy and the heart of forgive­ Bishop Lillis was third in senior­ visit is bound to leave one with an stract ideas, but with emotions. Christi, Colorado Springs; Glen- Greek, there is neither bond nor ity of the Bishops in the United Attorney and Counselor at Law ness to our fellowmen? “Forgive free, there is neither male nor fe­ unshakable case of the blues. Yet, The simple words of our .Anglo- wood Springs, Greeley, Loveland, us our debts, as we also forgive States. 612-614 Ernest & Cranmer Block 11 as prisons go, it is well conducted. Saxon heritage are mostly used to male, for you are all one in Christ COAL Hotchkiss, Paonia, Lamar, Ord- our debtors.” “If you forgive The diocese shnwpd a steady 17th and Curtis LUMP COAL ...... $5.70 We have no criticism of the staff express emotion. Those of Latin Jesus.” Race and origin, color way, Crowley, St. Francis Xav­ growth under Bishop Lillis’ lead­ Phone MAin 0557 Denver, Colo. NUT COAL ...... $4.7$ If ^ either there or at Golden. derivation are often more stately, ier’s and St. Patrick’s, Pueblo; and tongu^, lose their differences ership. The last Official Catholic The problem could be solved by give a rich diversity to expression, Rocky Ford, and Stratton. in the common union with the hu­ Directory gave a Catholic popula­ Pinon Fuel & Supply Co. JVO the establishment of an outright manity of Christ, a physical and F. MUMFORD, Mgr. and make possible finer shades of The Newman club and the Theta tion of 82,247 for the diocese. One imitation of Boys Town. But the meaning, especially in the more ab­ spiritual identity in (iod Himself. 2Sth and Decatur GA. 8125 ('* ^ Phi Alpha sorority at Denver uni­ This conviction gives depth and hundred and eighty-eight priests VC rub comes in the fact that we must stract discussions. PISI'S lEBT were listed, there were 33 chapels have no “union of Church and versity also participate in the breadth to our charity. The un­ H. G. REID The Hou*e of Quality, where .the It's unfortunate that word study study club program. seen and unknown victim of and 110 churches, and 800 women state.” Colorado’s boyhood must is not more widely enjoyed. Did religious were numbered. Schools Electrical Contracting be*t meat* at the mo*t rea*onable pay through the nose. If Mon­ Correipondence Couries Begun plague and disaster, thousands of Repairing and Fixture* 1/ you ever read the dictionary? Try miles removed from oug home, numbered 57 with 11,929 pupils. price* may be obtained. signor Flanagan is right in con­ it some time; it’s fun. .Alice Correspondence courses in re­ There was one diocesan seminary. MAin 2303 32$ 14th St. h tending that there is no such ligion for the benefit of children touches the Christian heart in through the dictionary reveals far brotherly sympathy, as well as the There were six hospitals, one home thing as a really bad boy, the cost greater wonders than Alice through living in rural districts and unable for the aged poor, one foundling (Continued From Page One) stranger at our gates. This has RABTOAY'S is frightful.— Monsignor Smith. the looking-glass. And they touch to attend parochial schools were asylum, and four orphan asylums. begun in September, with more lar offertory collections, which are given dignity to human existence 1030 W. Colfax TA. 7297 us closely. After all, words are and has inspired Christian hero­ TALK ABOUT CHURCH AND just symbols by wirich we make our than 100 prospective students al­ supplemented principally by the SCIENCE NOT ENOUGH ready written to. Three Sisters of annual parish bazaar. Held for ism all through the ages that have Resignation of Chinese thoughts knowrn. If a sign changes known the Christ. The Christian Francis J. Fisher, Inc. It is right and necessary that from black to white in the course Loretto are working to establish three days in August, the 1938 Vicar Apostolic Accepted INSURANCE bazaar netted the parish about missionary of near and afar spends Catholics continually proclaim of the years, it is interesting to this course throughout the diocese TAbor 6204 that there is no conflict between and 30 children are actually under $5,000. himself, his life, and his all to know how that change came about. teach and inspire the new brother­ Peking.— (Lumen)—The resig­ the Church and science, but it is Many of our words in their present instruction at present. It will be While the parish is now faced nation of the Most Rev. A. Car­ Cement - Plaster - Mortar not enough. What more is neces­ possible to care for thousands with the necessity of spending be­ hood of the Christmas God. Take JOS. J. CELLA usage have a meaning radically dif­ that ideal from the Christian con­ bajal, O.S.A., as Vicar Apostolic sary is being most conclusively ferent from the original. Some when the method becomes known tween $15,000 and $20,000 for ex­ of Changteh, Hunan, has been 1120 Security Bldg. Metal Lath • Stucco demonstrated at the Institutum in the more remote sections of the tensive remodeling of the old cept of life and men become ty­ of them are directly opposite. rants, self-seeking, autocratic pag­ accepted by the Vatican. The Phone KEystone 2633 2863 Blake St. Denver ' Divi Thomae, graduate school of These changes are a literary his­ state. Instructions by mail are school building. Father Hagus says 71-year-old Vicar Apostolic, who scientific research established by also available for adults. Catholics that solving the school problem is ans. To justify modern outbursts tory, a reflection of gradual of racism, religious persecution, in­ has been the incumbent since the Most Rev. John T. McN'icholas, or prospective converts. not expected seriously to hamper 1918, will continue as adminis­ changes in custom, thought, and the progress being made in reduc­ justices, and selfishness, no wonder .O.P., and conducted under the expression. Mi**ion Week Obierved trator until his successor is auspices of the .Archdiocese of ing the debt. It will, of course, be the 20th century pagan must first The ancients were pretty modern Activities sponsored by the abolish Christ and Christmas and chosen. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Cincinnati. There, under the ex­ too. .An article just sent out by impossible for members of the par­ pert guidance of Dr. George Speri Catholic Students’ Mission Cru­ ish to raise all the money needed attempt to substitute the ancient ■N.ANA, Inc., shows that some of sade included the observance of gods of the forest, of stone and Sperti, a member of the "Pontifical our latest slang terms had their to renovate the school, but con­ Academy of Sciences, a few Cath­ the 13th annual Mission week fea­ tributions from friends of the par­ brass, and the ritual of the winter birth many years ago. “Not so tured by a talk by the Very Rev. solstice. The charity and peace olic scholars carry on painstaking hot” comes from Shakespeare’s ish all over the city are expected research whose fruits will be of Monsignor Edward A. Freking of to make the school fund large of Christ bartered for the thunder Vinter’s Tale (1623), and “one Cincinnati^ national secretary of and fear of Olympus. everlasting benefit to all man- foot in the grave” may be found enough to prevent a great increase I kind. Included in the group are the Catholic Students’ Mission in indebtedness. Where the Star Mu*t Fail in Francis Beaumont’s and John Crusade. Monsignor Freking also The light of the star of Bethle­ 1 a number of nuns. Fletcher’s The Little French Late- Father Hagus, who has been or­ spoke at meetings in Canon City dained for 30 years, came to An­ hem cannot penetrate the gloom Much of the work at the In­ rer (1647). An exhibit of sev­ and Pueblo. More than 500 at­ of driving despair where atheistic stitutum Divi Thomae has been eral hundred books and manu­ nunciation parish late in 1934, fol­ tended the final rally of Mission lowing the death of the Rev. M. F. Communism eliminates all that is directed toward finding the cause scripts tracing these expressions to week to hear Bishop Vehr and the noble in human life, and the mad and the cure of cancer, one of their origin'' has been opened in Callanan. Before taking over the Rev. Ralph Thyken, S.V.D., na­ Denver pastorate. Father Hagus terror .of the new paganism of hate z the worst and most extensive the I.x)ckwood Memorial library of tional director of the Catholic grinds men to the earth. The scourges of man. Progress has been Buffalo university, and is draw­ had been stationed at St. An­ University of Peking, in appro­ thony’s church, Sterling, for 14 atheist abhors the Christ and His slow, and the Institutum’s staff ing a number of visitors. We are priate discourses. religion aS the opiate of the people Banish has avoided making startling an­ just wondering, though, how many years, in which he had made one of Mission Sunday of the Sick was the most striking records of parish and becomes intoxicated with his nouncements of progress whose of the expressions used by own self-sufficiency. full implications could not be Shakespeare, for example, were observed June 10 and Catholic development in the whole history University of Peking day was held of the Church in Colorado. A year In many a Christian home Ijouh Worries backed up by actual experimental written, or spoken, hundreds of abroad tonight, stark fear will data. But progress has been years before his time and picked Nov. 16. A successful Holy Child­ ago. Father Hagus was made hood Christmas seal drive was car­ silence the Christmas hymns to steady, and this month the school up by him just as we use his apt a diocesan cbnsultor. ried on in diocesan schools Nov. 11 the new-born God; the ' lighted was able to announce that it had terms. That’s pushing word study candle in the window, typical of Otorries are pesky found the apparent cause of can­ back pretty far, but we'll wager to Dec. 24 and approximately $4,000 was raised for mission religious faith and warm hospital­ lillle annoyances that you cer in the action of biodypes, the that, if records of language were Recollection Day Is ity, will not burn. But in the growth stimulating factors pro­ available, S h a k esp ea re’s theft projects through crusade units’ activities. secrecy of the family hearth, fa­ can easily obolish. Especially, duced hy injtired tissues. Study would be revealed. — Millard F. January 1 at Regis thers and mothers will whisper the of the biodynes, which were dis­ Everett. Junior Tabernacle Group Active if they are of a temporary- j story of the Christ Child to covered in earlier research at the The 150 members of the Junior (Regi* College) anxious, eager childish ears, cash-shortage nature. All you Institutum, has revealed not only PRIESTS ARE STUPID— Tabernacle society, divided into 14 A Day of Recollection for men awaiting again the hour of their Tun« In on 'T h e Bloom an apparent cause of cancer (and, will be held New Year’s day under Fom ll/' every Tuesdoy have to do is to apply for a ii THE ‘FRIENDS’ THINK circles, prepared 250 pieces of deliverance. The mills of the Lord hence, hope for finding a cure linen for mission churches, do­ the direction of the Rev. E. A. grind slowly, but inevitably. The evenina 9 30 p m., Sto* The Friends of Spanish Democ­ tion K l Z, present^ by for cancer), but also invaluable nated $100 to Colorado missionary Conway, S.J. It will start with challenge between Christ and pa­ information on the healing of racy are mailing to the priests of the Americon Notional priests and $206 to the vacation Mass at 8 :30 and end with Bene­ ganism, between human dignity Bonk of Denver PeJium al^foan wounds. the country a postcard on which diction at 5 p. m. 4 is portrayed the funeral procession school fund, staged a Christmas and slavery, has probably never There is probably no other treat for children at St. Anthony’s The Rev. Ernest Dannegger, S. been so tightly drawn in history American institution just like the of a captain of the Basque militia J., is directing a retreat for nuns at thd American National of the “Loyalist” army through Neighborhood house and for 400 since the days of the catacombs, Member of Federol De­ Institutum Divi Thomae^ The others in Spanish missions, gave at Holy Cross abbey. Canon City. as in the modem Communistic and posit Insuronce Corporo- Bank ... the bank that treats school hopes to make no com­ the streets of Barcelona. In the It began Tuesday evening, Dec. 27. tion w hich Insures De­ foreground of the picture is shown religious instructions to 400 chil­ collectivist states. And Christ will mercial profit from its discoveries, dren, offered 25,000 spiritual posits in this Bonk with your difficulties with sympa­ a priest. On the back of the card win. $5,000 Moximum Insur­ but has a standing policy of mak­ works for the missions, and com­ May we who enjoy the blessings once for Eoch Depositor thy, confidence and dispatch. ing the results of its research is quoted an article from the Heads Chemists Tablet of London, Catholic pe­ pleted four layettes to be distrib­ of liberty welcome the Baby God available for the benefit of all uted by the Denver deanery. of Bethlehem tonight with re­ mankind. The scientific world al­ riodical that carried an hysterical story earlier in the year about the newed fervor and Christian loyalty. ready has stood in awe more than His birthday will rekindle our once at the discoveries announced number of priests still active in Nazis Close Convent, Red Spain and the number of earnest hope and pledge to be by Dr. Sperti and his staff, and messengers of peace in the world, churches still open in Barcelona. Paper Blames Clergy the whole nation has taken notice the peace of the first Christmas American National of the accomplishments being The postcard also says that the night. Peace with Our God, made in Cincinnati. picture on the reverse side and the Vienna.— When the former di­ story in the Tablet prove that the rector of a convent school for which comes only from the actual S a n k DENVER Dr. Sperti and his associates are girls which has been taken over acceptance of Him as our Creator government of Premier Juan and Judge, in theory and fact; doing more to convince the world Negrin is not against the Church. by the Nazis informed parents that the Church is truly the mother peace with our neighbor in the It still .remains a mystery just that the school would not resume of science than all the talk deny­ classes since it could not fulfill Christian realization of the fam­ ing that there is a conflict between what the Friends of Spanish De­ ily of nations and the universal mocracy were attempting in the its obligations under present cir­ FRANK KIRGHHOF, ?res. Church and science. It must be cumstances, the Salzburger Landes brotherhood of all mankind; peace a shock to some of the more sending of the postcards. Surely with ourselves striving to live our they ^must have known that no Zeitung immediately seized upon lives so that-others may see Christ i materialistic scientists to see the the incident for a vehement pro­ results being achieved at the In- priest could be fooled by a pic­ in all we think and say and act. ture of the most photographed test against “a brutal attempt May the blessing of the Infant j^ stitutum— to learn of the work systematically to influence par­ humble nuns are doing in science, priest in the world. And he is Savior descend upon us, our coun­ that, for he is the one priest in ents and a new manifestation of try, our homes, and our loved ones to hear that the dean of this new that clerical spirit which goes t center of scientific research is a all “Ixiyalist” Spain who is per­ and remain with us forever. along with the enterprises of the . priest, Monsignor Cletus Miller; mitted to say Mass publicly in the one chapel open for public wor­ clergy who wish secretly to under­ J to be told that the founder of the mine National Socialist education.” institution is the Archbishop of ship in the entire territory con­ trolled by the Reds. The “Loyal­ ESTABLISH SINCE IISI 2li Cincinnati. What is being done at MAin 5314 4 i the Institutum Divi Tliomae can be ists” preserve him diligently, pic­ In the meantime. Franco keeps no surprise to those who know the ture him frequently, for his winning from the “Loyalists.” The \ = Church’s attitude toward the pur­ species is almost extinct in their “Friend*,” who espouse anything suit of true wisdom, but it is a te. ritory. He must be tbe living that has Communist support, The American Fixture Co. O i source of distinct gratification to proof that the Church' still reigns desperately continue to bring pres­ F. J. KIRCHHOF in Barcelona. sure upon this country to revoke Catholics (b know that a Catholic Mannf*ctarer* of research renter is producing scien­ We say surely the priests of this the embargo bn arms to Red tific results that must be recog­ country could not be fooled by Spain. 'The next congress will be An authority on radioactivity CHURCH PEWS AND ALTARS Construction Co* nized because they cannot be the picture or the quotation from called upon to act on the matter. and photochemistry, Dean Samuel ignored.— C. J. McNeill. the Tablet. Both have been dis­ Catholics are urged to wire, C. Lind of the institute of CHURCH FURNITURE credited by the Catholic press write, or telephone their repre­ technology of the University of long since. And the clergy of sentatives that they are em­ Minnesota has been elected presi­ BANK, BAR, AND STORE FIXTURES ALICE THROUGH BUILDERS this country do read the Catholic phatically against U. S. support of dent of the American Chemistry « THE DICTIONARY press. Perhaps the Friends of Red Spain, the Friends of Span­ society and will take office Jan, 1. Millwork of All Kinds The recent death of Dr. Frank Spanish Democracy are attempting ish Democracy (God save the Dean Lind has been associated with Wc Appreciate Your Patronage H. Vizetelly, dean of American ety- to propagandize the post office mark) to the contrary notwith­ the United States bureau of mines FRANK KIRCHHOF, 1232-46 ARAPAHOE ST. mologistsi brought national atten­ employes. Attention, Mr, Farley! standing.— Rev, W. J. 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Thursday, Dec. 29, 1938 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER lelephone, KEystcme 4206 PAGE FIVE PUEBLO MAH, 74, IS HONORED FOR RECORD OF FIFTY YEARS OF FAITHFUL SERVICE

Pueblo.—The distinction of be­ let fever, received a fine set of at SL Patrick’s church Dec. 25. ing awarded the first 50-year but­ ear-phones and enjoyed the eve­ The choir sang the Mass in Honor ton for a half century of continu­ ning with gusto. of Our Lady of Loretto. This Mass ous service in the employ of the His little sister, Shirley, was will be repeated at 11:30 o’clock Colorado Fuel & Iron corporation there, too— a Shirley much grown New Year’s day. in the long period that it has been up, vivacious, and rosy. She re­ Miss Mary Qualkenbusch Is recognized as one of the chief in­ ceived a doll bed and several other home visiting her grandparents, dustrial concerns of the state, goes articles. . Mr. and Mrs. John Carroll. Miss / 1 to Patrick John Sheehan, 74, one Qualkenbusch will remain until of the most colorful men among Nowhere in America could there have been 125 orphan hoys after the holidays, when she will the thousands employed by that return to Loretto Heights college. cmnpany. Mr. Sheehan is still and girls who were better cared very active and each day finds him for or happier than those at Sa­ Miss Margaret Sajbel and Miss on the job as watchman at the cred Heart. They were w’ell Margaret Naughton are home main gate of the Minnequa plant. dressed and there are genuinh from Mt. St. Joseph’s college vis­ A beautiful gold lapel button color and health in their faces. iting their parents. They will be is now being prepared for him, set As each child’s name was called here until after Jan. 1. With a wish for your Happiness and with diamonds and engraved with and he or she went forward to re­ Vacation Ends Jan. 3 a teibute to his long record. ceive gifts, the rest of the children The vacation of Pueblo Catholic ^ careful search discloses that applauded vociferously. Each high school will end Jan. 3. Success during the year 1939, he has one of the most unusual seemed as happy in another’s gift Children Entertained personal employment records in as the recipient himself. Friday, Dec, 23, the children of' the country and that it is un­ The Chi Alpha Sigmas were the Pediatric department of St. Happy New Year! matched in local annals. very generous. There were sev­ Mary’s hospital were entertained bu Pat Sheehan has never missed eral gifts for each child besides by Jack'Shepherd with violin se­ a mont’i or been off the payroll a huge sack of candy and an or­ lections. since the day he was employed. He ange. James Clarke | Mrs. Bragdon brought her class Our 1939 supply of OFFICIAL ART has never lost a day because of Orphans Celebrate from Fountain school to enter­ CALENDAR of the Catholic Church sickness. And he has never had a tain. The program included reci­ reportable accident. Thanks to the assistance of a tations, solos, violin music, and Church Goods House Extension Society is now available. You Fresh from the "old country,” multitude of Puebloans, the chil­ tap dancing. ef Pat walked into the Pueblo steel dren at the Sacred Heart orphan­ One of the Largest in the Country may obtain your copy by calling at the works in 1866, got a job pushing age celebrated Christmas with Miss Ethel Wentworth of Cen­ a wheelbarrow, and stayed to everything that goes to make up tennial high school had her Ath­ 1636-38 Tremont Street Phone TAbor 3789 mortuary. watch the then budding plant grow, the holiday. letic club members here to enter­ tain. The children of the pediatric to its present size. The children’s activities were He was born near Killarney, Ire­ ward enjoy them every year. They inaugurated Friday night, Dec. 23, had a gift for each child. land, April 19, 1863. Twenty years with a tour of the city, in which later he came to the United States, they had an opportunity to see The Art club of Cdfitral high, spent three years in Chicago, and all the illuminated decorations in of which Anna Marie Musso is the then started his remarkable record both the residential and the busi­ chairman, rpade all the favors for SETON HILL C O L L E GPennsjlvanu E ^ HORA at the C. F. & I. ness districts. the patients in the hospital, be­ i AND SON CHAPELS His first job was wheeling iron sides bringing a gift for each child Accredited Women from 11 Poreigti Coootrlx li The outing was arranged by Dr. in the pediatric department. They Association of American CJnlTersltles and S7 American States li to the casting foundry. Then he George L. Watkins, asaigted by was transferred to the mason’s de­ also came -and sang carols for KEystone 6297 # KEystone 6296 Miss Leona Vogt. After the out­ them. Miss Mary McNally is their partment, wheeling brick. Later ing the children were given a m V. he worked in the old converter guiding influence. K. ' I5Z7 Cleveland Place Santa Claus party, with each re­ and in the merchant mill loading ceiving individual presents from Mr. and Mrs. James Daily gave Guarding Forever our Founder’s Ideals cars. He completed his mill work the K. of ‘C., the Ladies’ Aid so­ the girls of the ward a beautiful in the pipe foundry and 35 years ciety, students of Pueblo Catholic doll and the boys a train. Santa ago was transferred to the watch­ high school, and members of the Claus announced that Dr. Daily men’s department. Cl^Alpha Sigma fraternity, saw him and asked him to give In the greater part of that time these gifts. Clarabelle McDonnell RAINBO he has worked a regular shift at Tne children at the orphanage sent favors of peppermint canes the main gate and in that capacity had a turkey dinner with all the with holly and red ribbon around has interviewed nearly «very offi­ trimmings. The dinner was dO' each. Mr. Williams gave the cial of the company. nated by the DriscoH Construc­ children three cases of orange tion company. BREAD B lu h ill TRIDUUM BEING HELD Pat Sheehan has worked under crush. Mrs. James Wattles and W ■ every president and general man­ Sisters in charge at the home her Girl Scout troops made i ■; ager that the company has ever Saturday night expressed their ap­ candle favors. Mr. and Mrs. Blend employed. His rich Irish brogue is preciation for the many gifts and Verlengia and the Sacred Heart iv I of IN GLENW OOD SPRINGS unadulterated. His years have en­ kindnesses extended the children choir sent gifts for each child. It deared him to officials and work­ at this holiday season. Mr. Douglas sent a box of suckers II ' w i n e men alike. Several thousand steel Monday afternoon the sisters for the children. The fifth grade Glenwood Springs.— A triduum tically decorated with evergreen workers will heap congratulations and the children of the orphanage from Central grade school brought is being held here Friday, Sat­ roping, extending down either side upon Pat Sheehan when the dia­ were hosts to all the sisters of the gifts. Nellie Brown made Santa ARGONAUT HOTEL urday, and before the services of the canopy from an electrically mond-studded 5 0 - y e a r button city at a movie, Hawaii Calls, with Claus cookies for the children’s Where Denver’s Society Entertains for Luncheons and Dinners New Year’s day, follo\ving the 10 lighted star in the center. The graces his lapel. Mr. Sheehan is Bobby Breen. dinner. Dr. and Mrs. Merriman o’clock Mass, when the novices of liturgical altar was beautiful in a member of St. Francis Xavier’s sent a basket of fruit. Dr. J. S. FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES, . . . the enticing aroma, the of the Third Order of St. Francis its simplicity, with four poinsettia parish. Sociality Entertained Norman sent each child a box of DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN 3101 will be professed. Father Ronan plants its only decoration. Tinseled Denyer Family Vi»it Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs ]^e rich, mellow flavor of Bluhill St. Rita’s Altar sodality had a Kristoff, O.F.M., of Denver will trees, the cross in the center of the Mr. and Mrs. Edward McCabe, candy. Beautiful Ballrooms Private Dining Rooms preside. party Thursday, Dec. 22, at Our 1^ I will delight you. Try a pound archway, and the many strands of Jr;, and daughter, Mary Ann, of Lady of Mt. Carmel church. Gifts The Elks gave their party. Mr. Father Clarence Kessler will roping throughout the church Denver were guests Dec. 25 of today! again say Mass at Minturn at were exchanged. Refreshments Lee was Santa Claus for the chil­ proper were lighted with colored Mr. and Mrs. Edward McCabe. were served from a candle lighted dren. Airplanes, rag dolls, foot­ 8 o’clock and at Eagle at 10 o’clock lights. Silver bell trimmings from Miss Marie McGovern, who at­ Jan. 1. table. Games were played by the balls, and trains, as well as useful the chandeliers, WTeaths, and tends Mills college at Oakland, following members: Mmes. Joe things for the ward, were given Midnight Mat, Held tinsel in the windows made the in­ Calif., is home to spend the holi­ Deliquadri, Felix Di Pietro,' John PUEBLO DEATHS JAMES MOTOR CO. J terior of the churcfi very beautiful. days with her parents, Mr. and Funeral services for Preston 0. Christmas services at St. Ste­ Tauli, Charles Genova, Bob Peri- DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DISTRIBUTORS Mrs. Andrew McGovern. Crocker, Jr., 26, of 1107 Agate place, phen’s were again ushered in with Conconi’s Mass in F was well cone, Joe Fasula, Sam Martell, who was killed Dec. 26 at Walsenburg Midnight Mass, when 18 altar boys rendered by the choir, under the A dinner was given at the an­ John Carnelli, Joe Cabibi, Phil when he was run over by a freight train, Expert Repair Service at Reasonable Rates—Also Used Cart Vacuum Pack­ and the clergy formed a proces­ direction of Mrs. Douglas Cross, nual party at the Pueblo Golf and Biondolilo, Phil Soldano, Jerry were held Wednjesday at 10 a. m. Mr, ed in glass Country club Wednesday, Dec. 21, Crocker was killed when he slipped from 13th & Lincoln KE. 8221 jars sion and entered the front vesti­ who was also the organist. Mrs. Carleo, Russell Pagano, Andrew the tender of the train, Walsenburg and cans. Reg­ bule singing "Silent Night.’’ Joseph Annie Mae Holland was the violin­ for 18 guests, with Dr. and Mrs. Rusovick, Nick Buccola, Sam Tode authorities reported, as it was switch­ ular and Drip Blossom carried the statue of the ist. At the Offertory, the altar Jno. B. Farley as host and hostess. Todaro, Sam De Carlo, James Far­ ing in the town’s railroad yards. His Grinds. Infant Savior to the beautifully boys sang “Adeste Fideles,’’ with William Fimple, younger son of rell, John Rebar, Frank Krasovec, brother, Stanley M. Johnson, 29, of 618 Edmond Holland as soloist. Dr. and Mrs. Lorin S. Fimple, is E. Evans avenue, brakeman on the train, lighted crib, where it was placed Mary Martinelli, Mamie De Salvo, was one of the first persons to reach the Hours: 9 to 12; 1 to 5. Phone MAin 3437 by Father Kristoff, who blessed the Father Kessler extended greet­ home from the University of Colo­ Helen Pagano, Sam Appugliese, young man's body. The cause of the crib, and all proceeded to the sanc­ ings and Father Kristoff delivered rado for the holidays. Leonard Carlo, Mike Biondi, Henry accident had not been determined by Dr, and Mrs. Leonard Walsh investigatore of the Denver A Rio Grande tuary. Father Kessler celebrated a sermon. De Salvo, Pete De SalVo, Dominick Westerrr rattresd^r ofHuerflhO county the High Mass. The church was filled to capacity have as their guest Mrs. Walsh’s Taravella, Charles Taravella, Mike officiale, but it was indicated Coroner Dr. J. J. O’Neil, Dentist long before midnight. Many were brother, Paul J. Lynch of Pasa Mangino, Anthony Todaro, Helen Herb Furphy will hold no inquest. Mem­ The Best in The interior of the church had dena, Calif. bers of the train crew said they did not unable to gain entrance and had Todaro, Ben Bacino, Henry,Mauro, Used been thoroughly cleaned and kalso- Mis.s Virginia Blatnik, Miss know Preston Crocker was aboard the Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Streets mined. The sanctuary was artis- to return to their homes. James Climento, Charles Frank- train, which left Pueblo Saturday at Furniture The 8 and 10 o’clock Masses Catherine Kollar, Miss Velma more, Ernest Vii*gilio, Bennie d e ­ 11:16 p. m. Mr. Crocker is survived Supon, Miss Nadine Wesley, and menti, Aldo Biggi, Charles De by his wife, Mrs. Jewell Crocker: a son, were celebrated by Father Kristoff. Miss Patricia Limes, who attend Preston: his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pres­ ALSO NEW At the 8 o’clock Mass the chil­ Marco, A. P. Dell, Louis Caricato, St. Scholastica’s academy at Cecelia Abbate, Sylvia Cortese, ton O. Crocker, Sr., of 644 E. Abriendo “Denver’s Most Progressive Laundry” dren’s choir, under the direction Canon City, are spending the holi­ avenue; three brothers, Stanley and Rob­ Cash or Credit of- Mary Guadnola, Julia Frost, Carl Geonetta, Carl Cascio, ert of Pueblo and William of Denver, ■ill days with relatives and friends. Eat. 1888 organist, and Jeannette Blue, vio­ Charles Di Palma, Albert Massar- and his grandfather. W. F. Maher of THE CASCADE LAUNDRY . 1 Open House Held otti, Joe Maurello, Joe De Joy, Colorado Springs. Mr. Crocker was » 'A A FULL LINE OF linist, sang hymns. Patricia Guad­ member of St. Patrick’s church. • “TRY OUR ISEff SERVICE" OFFICE FURNITURE nola sang “0 Holy Night.’’ Miss Mary Elizabeth Snedec was Carmen Bucciarelle, Sam Maroney, Mrs. Emma Haling, 72, a resident of At the 10 o’clock Mass, the hostess at an open-house party Pete Maurello, and Charles Mus- Pueblo 30 years, died Monday at the We rent Folding Chairs, Card and Christmas eve at her home on so, and Fathers E. E. Behiels, S. family home following a short illness. Banquet Tables, Dishes, Silver­ iiiE isim IS music of midnight was repeated, She was a member of St. Patrick’s Complete Laundry Service with Benediction following. Fa­ Orman avenue. About 35 young J., and S. M. Giglio, S.J> church and the Ladles’ Auxiliary to ware, anything in stock. friends of the hostess were pres­ Railroad Trainmen. Surviving are her 1847 Market We Call For and Deliver TA. 6370-6379 Established 1888 ther Kessler celebrated Mass at Party Is Held Minturn at 6 o’clock and at Eagle ent. Miss Snedec is the daughter husband. Edwin Haling of the family PHONE KEYSTONE 4852 of Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Snedec A party for the Blue Spruce home. 428 Locust: two sons, Elmer and OPEN FROM 8 A. M. TO 6 P. M. at 8 o’clock Dec. 25. These mis­ Fred Haling, and * daughter, Mrs. H. O. sions belong to this parish. The and is a senior at Pueblo Catholic club was given at the Vail hotel, Panter, all of Pueblo. She is also sur­ Mass at Eagle was a High Mass, high school. with Miss Victoria Cristiano, host­ vived hy five grandchildren and a sister. William IValsh and son, Joseph, ess, and Miss Rose L. Costanza, Mrs. Alcxenia Lepine of Canada. Funeral Canon City.—Mr. and Mrs. Lou the first in the history of the services were held Thursday. Burial was church. spent Dec. 25 in Denver with John Miss Rose Occhiato, Miss Rose M. in Mountain View cemetery. Why Pay More?” ALTAR BREADS Hemmerle of 515 River street ob­ Walsh of St. Clara’s orphanage. Occhiato, and Miss Theresa Oc­ Mrs. Filemena Tomaso, 83, died Sun­ served their 53rd wedding anniver­ Children’* Party Held Dr. F. W. Blarney spent the chiato, assistant hostesses. day at the home of her daughter, Mrs. (Trademark) SEWING sary Saturday, Dec. 17. The day The party for the children of holidays with relatives in Denver. Carmella Yallanardo, 481 Kelly. She the parish, sponsored yearly by the Miss C. Ficco, Miss Mary Sco- was a member of Our Lady of Mt. Car­ Little Girls’ Dresses, Embroidery, was spent quietly in their home. Newsboys’ Parly Held leri, and Miss Carolyn Costanza A few friends called to extend their Catholic Daughters and the mel church. She is survived by her hus­ Monogramins:, Etc. Approximately 70 members of were initiated into the club. Games band. Pasquale Tomaso of the family congratulations upon the occasion. Knights of Columbus, was held home. 412 Kelly; her daughter, Mrs. WM. W. MYER DRUG STORES THE SISTERS OF THE George McCarthy’s Newsboy club were played and gifts were ex­ Carmella Yallanardo, and a son, Tony It is interesting to note that Mr. Wednesday, Dec. 28, in the K. of enjoyed their annual party and changed. INCORPORATED GOOD SHEPHERD and Mrs. Hemmerle were married C. hall. Tomaso. She is also survived hy ten program at the Vail hotel Thurs­ Those attending were Mrs. grandchildren and five great-grandchil­ Colorado Owned Stores TELEPHONE PEARL 2401 in this city in the very house in Mrs. Katharine Lucas has gone day night, Dec. 22. dren. Funeral services were held to Boston, Mass., to spend the Frank Krosovec, Mrs. Joe Diodisio, Wednesday at 10 a. m. at Our Lady of Mt. which they now live and have lived A varied program of entertain­ for the past 53 years. The house holiday season with relatives. Mrs. J. Occhiato, Miss Jenny Pin- Carmel church. Rosary services were 17th and Broadway 800 Santa Fe Dr. ment was presented, with the fol­ built for them is perhaps one of Among the many college stu­ gatore. Miss Tannata Parrino, Miss conducted Tuesday at 7 :80 p. m. at the •Broadway and Ellsworth 16th and California lowing participating: Annabelle Parl'apiano, Miss Ficco, chapel, and burial was in Roselawn J. T. Upton Renovating Co. the oldest occupied homes in the dents home for the holidays are cemetery. i Carmen Califano, Jimmie Pula- Miss Esther Delliquadri, Mrs. W. 15th and California city. Mr. Hemmerle came to this John Bartlett, Utah university; rano, Ernest Romero, John Cali­ city in 1874 from Milwaukee and Louis Rovedo, William Morgan, Delliquadri, Mrs. J. Cribari, Mrs. CARPET fano, James Romero, Leo Gon­ J. Cascio, Mrs. B. Bacino, Mrs. C. We Do Not Hawe Special Sales But Sell You at Our Lowest Mrs. Hemmerle came from Leaven­ and Floyd Zemlock, Junior college. zales, Jpe Garcia, John Martinez, Prices Every Day on All Drug Merchandise# CLEANERS worth, Kans. Their daughter, Grand Junction; August Zanca- De Siato, Mrs. S. Stupar, Miss PRIEST-CHEMIST John Thomason, Charles Mara, Theresa Occhiato, Mrs. J, Pagano, THAT CLEAN Mrs. Frances Thomas, is with her nella. Fort Collins; August Nardin, Tony Spinuzzi, and George and parents, who are in good health. Barnes Business college, Denver; Miss Rose Occhiato, Miss Rose M. GROWS HAIR W. H. UPTON. Manager Kenneth Sl;..imer. Occhiato, Miss Virginia Quaranta,, A UniTenItj prIeit-cbemUt't treatlM oo Mr. and Mrs. Otto Anna and Julia Frost, Teachers’ college, Meyer Hatch was master of 765 Tejon Street Greeley; Josephine Benedeck, Miss Carolyn Costanza, Miss Rose OARE OF THE HAIR U now b«lng tent fre« ' ■ daughter of Colorado Springs were ceremonies for the program. L. Costanza, Miss Vera Costanza, to icalp fufTereri. It detcribei how to ose tb« 5 • TAbor 5223 in Canon City Dec. 25 spending Denver university; Joseph Boyce, remarkable compound mixed bj Ft. Jamcf Among those attending were Miss Mary Scoleri, Miss Sara Dio­ GUmnre which grew perfect hair on head of the time with Mrs. Anna’s parents, St. Joseph’s Military academy. Alex Capola, Jim Pullaramo, Car­ Hays, Kans., and Burnette Rals­ disio, Miss Annebelle Perricone, bald ftudeot Since then more thaji 60,000 Mr. and Mrs; Fred Rouse. men Califano, John Califano, Fred Miss Josephine Perricone, Miss hotUet have been usad. royaltica going to LOOP MARKET ■ «A ton, Abbey high school. Canon Valle, Lano Valle, Ken Slimmer, charity. (Jaera teatlf; to wanderful reaulta for The Altar and Rosary society of City. Victoria Cristiano, and Miss Rose falling hair and dandruff. Write for tree FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE '/ yf"- Qualify \ St. Michael’s church will hold the George Slimmer, Tony Spinuzzi, Costanza. treatlae to R. H. Qllmnre. Dept 1. MIO lltb Zinc Etchings Teiiadri Funeral Held John Thomason, Pete DeGrado, Av€ Nn.. Seattla, Waah. t iti yri- Color Plates - Half Tones first meeting of the new year Free Parking With Purebaae of 50c or More at 1429 Lawrence Thursday, Jan. 5, with the new Funeral services for Andrew Manuel Rooles, Tom Valascas, Al­ Officers Re-Elected t officers in charge. These officers Tessadri, who passed away Dec. bert Sandoval, Sam Martinez, Al­ Members of St. Joseph’s lodge. are: President, Mrs. A. W. Ham­ 15 following a three weeks’ illness, bert Porea, John Martinez, Charles No. 7, K.S.K.J., re-elected all its Seeleman-Ehret were held Monday morning, Dec. officers Monday afternoon, Dec. Boys and Young Men Photo fngmx^evs mond; vice president, Mrs. August Cesario, Bennie Sanchez, Leo Gon­ SOLES DeVivier; secretary, Mrs. John 19, at 10 o’clock with Father zales, Pete Sanchez, Charles Mora, 26, at the society’s annual meeting wlahlng to be Prleata or Brothers In Kessler celebrating a Requiem Men’s, Women’s, and T A b o r Drake, and treasurer, Mrs. Rocco Pete Avina, Vincent Martinez, Joe at the lodge hall. the Order of St. Camlllus may write A S M ILK Children’s Half Soles High Mass. Mr. Tessadri was born Freda. Garcia, Nick Montez, Richard Kit- Officers renamed for the ensu­ to the Rev. Father Superior, SL in Tyrol, Austria. Coming to the trell, ■'rank Ce.saria, James Ro­ ing year are: Albert Codec, presi­ ROASTED TODAY- Loop Shoe Miss Marguerite Beauchat, who United States at the age of 21, he Camlllua Monastery, 1611 8a 26tb REPAIR SHOP 37 mero, Ernest Romero, Pete Eng­ dent; Louis Steblay, vice presi­ is attending school in Denver this settled in Silverton. He engaged SL. Milwaukee, Wise. DELIVERED TODAY year where she is specializing in lish, Philberto Flores, John Yel- dent; John Germ, secretary; John Loop MarkeL Lawrenca Street Side in mining for a time, later man­ lonardo, Joe Geonetta, Charles La­ F. Starr, treasurer; Nick J. Mika- Alee, Quality Teas, Spicea, voice, is visiting here this week. aging a hotel. He was united in Your buBineis u tino, Andy Sabo, and Nobuo Ouye; tich, recording secretary and ath­ Extracts and Baking-Powder appreciated here. Major and Mrs. P. J. Dodd are marriage to Esther Nones. Moving The firms listed here de Tony Geonetta, Mike Yellon- letic commissioner, and John L. Don’t Neglect Slipping - n spending the holidays in their for­ to Qlenwood Springs in 1916, he ardo, John Penza, Nash Gonzales, Culig, who was re-elected to the serve to be remembered ei mer home. Salt Lake City. purchased a confectionery store on Richard Montoya, Finis Law, Er- board of trustees for a four-year when you are distributinp H A V E YOU Mr. and Mrs. Lambert Burger River Front. Recently he built a mims Gonzales, Ralph Gonzales, period. FALSE TEETH and two children, Joan and James, brick building, now the location Jack Valdez, Frank Latino, SPICE ca your patronage in the dif­ MODERNIZED YOUR of his cafe. For the past four Other members of the board are Do false teeth drop, slip or wabble of Eads, were guests in the home Charles Geonetta, Paul Califano, Martin Krasovich and Joe Strubel. when you talk, cat. laugh, or sneeze? PHONE KH7I8I ferent lines of business. INSURANCE? of Mrs. Burger’s parents, Mr. and years he had been in failing Tony Chiarmonte, Tony Fasula, John Trontel, Sr., and. Anthony Don't be annoyed and embarrassed Mrs. J, Leo Sterling, Dec. 25. health. He is survived by his Mike Cansomer, Sam Geonetta, by such handicaps. FASTEETH, an ! « Protect yourself against new Rupar, Sr., were re-elected to the alkaline (non-acid) powder to sprinkle Miss Rowena Rush of Denver wife, two daughters, Catherine Phillip Geonetta, Tony Ottino, hazards. and Emma; a step-daughter, Jen­ sick committee. on your plates, keeps false teeth more HORACE W. BENNETT spent the past weekend in Canon Raymond Martinez, Clyde Thom­ flrthly set. Gives confident feeling of City visiting with her parents, Mr. nie GresanU, and one son, John. ason, Arthur Malasto, Donnie Mar­ High Masses Sung security and added comfort. No & CO. Three children preceded him in gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. and Mrs. C. C. Nelson, tinez, En Florez, Earl E. Brooks, The 5 o’clock and the 11:30 Get FASTEETH today at any drug 210 Tabor Bldg. Phon, TA. 1271 death. Mrs. Gladys Cross played Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Hatch, Glen o’clock Masses were High Masses FRANK ENGLAND, JR.. Manager Miss Catherine Murphy, who is store. ______SPECIAL OFFER Insoranc* Department and sang at the High Mass. Miss Andrews, George McCarthy, Jr.; employed in Wyoming, arrived in Mary Guadnola sang two hymns. John O’Bert. Miss Ru^i Martin, We will move your furniture to,our warehouse and give you six Canon City Friday to spend the Interment was in Rosebud ceme­ Mrs. Helen Drabeck, and George months to pay your bill. Private room or open storage. We holidays with her mother, Mrs. tery. Mrs. Josephine Bobini, a F. McCarthy, Sr. have low rate of insurance. Mary Murphy. Optometrist and Optician niece from Ogden, Utah, attended This party for the Newsboy club Invest your money safely in the Pontifical Catholic Call KEystone 6228 and we will call and give you estimate on Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Doherty pre­ the funeral services. has been held every year for the your work. HELEN WALSH sided over a family gathering in Bernard Carraher, deputy dis­ past 18 years by Mr. McCarthy. . _ I -■ their home Dec. 25. Their guests trict attorney of Denver, is ex­ UNIVERSITY ANNUITY BONDS MOVING, STORAGE AND PACKING Aiaociata In attending one of these parties, were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Seitz pected to spend Jan. 1 in Glen­ one realizes the great joy that Mr. No Money Needed for Six Months f c i k i W. R. JOSEPH and daughter, Clara Ann, and Mr. wood Springs visiting at the W. J. McCarthy receives in entertaining 5% to 7% Interest for Life and Mrs. Neal Gardner and son, Mangnall home. these boys. For details write to DUFFY STORAGE & MOVING CO. EYES EXAMINED all of Pueblo; William and Charles Mr. and Mrs. Perry William of Rev. Father Ralph, SVD, Nat’l Dir. Ear Phones Given 1521 20th St. Office and Warehouse Phone TAbor 1884 Doherty of Trinchera, and Miss Salt Lake City are spending some Ralph, the little boy who be­ Catholic University of Peking, 176 W. Adams St., Chicago,^lL 218-211 Hajeatie Bldg. Katherine Doherty of Denver. time here with relatives. came deaf after an attack of scar I — ...... p/ i lllllil...... * ...... Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Dec. 29, 1938

A League of Americas THE SNYDERS OFFICERS ARE SELECTED BY minister and chief of the Colombian delegation to the Pan-American 2 CONVERTS RRE conference at Lima, Peru. He is shown as he addressed the committee for organization of peace as an advocate for art .American “League CAPITOL RUBBER & TIRE CO. NEW ALTAR BOYS’ SOCIEH of Nations,” the project submitted jointly by Colombia and Santo Domingo. Dr. Mello Franco, president of the Brazilian delegation and 320 14th St. Denver, Colo. (Bleited Sacrament Parish) lowing officers were elected; David eiVEN RRPIISII acting chairman, is pictured at rear, right. An altar boys' society has been Rampe, president; Ed Maguire, formed under the patronage of St. vice president: Jack McHugh, sec­ Specializing Aloysius. It will meet every first retary, and Chas. Callahan, treas­ (St. James’ Parish) Friday at 4 p. m. in the school urer. Miss Mary Evelyn Isely of 1304 TIRES . BRAKE - BATTERIES - VULCANIZING hall. At the last meeting the fol- Mrs. P. J. Mackin entertained Olive rtreet and Mrs. Lilia Louise St. Anne’s circle at a bridge Miller of 1335 Grant street, both Retreading luncheon Tuesday, Dec, 27, at former members of the Congre­ Christian Brothers a local tearoom. Sixteen members gational Church, were baptized The very latest method—Save ,50% on your tire bill were present. Mmes. T. J. as Catholics Friday, Dec. 23, by Cahill and J. I. Meany were the Rev. C. M. Johnson. Holding Convention guests, and Mrs. Marne Fletcher was received as a new member. The vested male choir will re­ QUICK ROMO GENER.ATOR Santa Fe. — Brothers of the Prizes were awarded to Mmes. Ed peat the program of Christmas m i n Christian Schools from Denver, El Oliver and C. S. Pearce. music at the High Mass at 10 AND o’clock New Year’s day. A very SERVICEI Paso, Bernalillo, and Las Vegas Electric Chimes Donated STARTER REPAIRS are listed on the program of the creditable performance was ren­ 132 0 R)uiteentti Str educational meeting being held A set of electric chimes, used as dered by the choir at the solemn Friday at St. Michael’s college. a warning bell when the priest is services Dec. 25, the occasion of Brothers Charles, Alexander, about to begin Mass, was given to its first appearance in four voices. Luke, and Saber from Mullen the church by Mr. and Mrs. How­ Fixtures Donated home for boys, are attending the ard Clennan in memory of their son, Thomas. The Pinochle club made a pres­ meeting. entation of four double wall light It is the first convention of its Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Erick­ fixtures to the parish last week kind to be held in the Southwest. son and two children left last week and had them installed for use Mass in Old San Miguel church for a two-month visit in California. Dec. 25. The fixtures simulate opens the convention. Miss Marie Shannon will honor candles and are constructed of Mrs. E. F. Shannon of Chicago, Swedish wrought iron. The orig­ 111., at a bridge luncheon at Lake- inal design is beautiful in its sim­ J o s l i n ’ s Preservation of Tower wood Country club Friday, Dec. plicity, and the fixtures, matching Wolsey Lived in Sought 30. Mrs. Shannon is a guest of her the Stations of the Cross and other parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward metal ornaments already installed, Esher, England.— The Surrey Oliver. add much to the appearance of Archaeological society plans to the church. January Mr, and Mrs. Frank Sabine left t make efforts for the preservation Wednesday, Dec. 28, for Omaha, Improvements have been made • Smooth speed, air-condi­ of Waynflete’s tower, historic Nebr., where they except to re­ in the color scheme of the sanc­ tioned comfort, tempting food, building here occupied by Cardi­ main for two weeks. tuary and the vestibule, under the COMMUNISM IS LURING luxurious accommodations and nal Wolsey when he was disgraced Nancy Currigan, daughter of direction of the Altar society. Tl}is friendly, intelligent service. These and forced into retirement by Dr. and Mrs. M. D. Currigan, en- organization has labored hard un­ are the things that put the stamp Henry VIII. A public appeal will tei'tained at a party in her home der the leadership of Mrs. Paul WHITE SALE of perfection on the Zephyr way be made shortly for subscriptions Thursday, Dec. 29. Fitzgerald past president, to pro­ NEGRO, BARONESS SAYS 4 . to Chicago. to a purchase fund. vide proper material for Divine Plan to ride the Zephyr the next Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cemy left worship, and under the leadership Ft time you’re going East. Monday, Dec. 26, fpr Southern of the new president, Mrs. J. R. New York.— Negroes will turn “that we can say to the Negro j Your choice of de luxe Pullman British Isle Immigrants Texas. They expect to spend New Plunkett, is considering several to Communism unless they are world that the Catholic phi-' accommodations. Or, for the ulti­ Year’s day with their son, Edwin losophy means what it says— th at' Always a Thrive in Canada Colony projects that will make St. James’ shown the way to Christianity, it has one rule of life for all mate in travel economy—luxurious E. Cerny, who is connected with a model of liturgical beauty be­ warned Baroness de Hueck, or­ coaches. Reduced rcund-trip fares the bureau of reclamation and is people, not one for the Whites! fore the end of next year. ganizer of the House of Friend­ and one for the Blacks.” GREAT EVENT now in effect—daily. Ottawa. — Sturdy immigrants now working on the Conchas dam The sanctuary furniture has ship in New York’s Colored sec­ Leave Denver at 4 o’clock any from Scotland, England, and Ire­ project in New Mexico. also been renovated and new up­ tion. Speaking at a symposium REPRESENTATIVE ASKS afternoon. Arrive in Chicago at 8:38 land—brought to Canada by the Mmes. G. R. Harries, Ivan Wag­ holster/ applied. The color is a the next morning. of the National Federation of WITHDRAWAL OF ‘GUIDE’ Rev. R. A. McDonell of the Scot­ ner, and F. C. Davis entertained deep maroon and matches theacar- Catholic College Students at Man­ Now Information • Tickets tish Immigrant Aid society— are the Little Flower circle Friday pets. It is planned to have the hattan college, the Baroness de­ New York.— (INS) — Charging, BURLINGTON TRAVEL BUREAUS setting an example of thrift and Dec. 16, at Mrs. Harries’ home. confessional curtains dyed to clared that the Reds are gaining that the newly issued WPA, City Ticket Office, 17th and Champa progress. Coming to Canada in Twenty-nine members were present match so that all fabric decora­ ground because they preach the Teachers’ Guide to Soviet Russia GREATER THAN Phone; Keystone 1173, or 1911, Father McDonnell has set­ and■ gifts_ ‘ were' exchange■ igecf. d. The is insidious propaganda, Rep. J. Union Station, Phone: Tabor 2201 tions in thel*church will be uniform brotherhood of man. Dr. Hud­ tled more than 200 families at next meeting will be held at the in color. son J. Oliver, chairman of the Parnell Thomas of New Jersey,! Clandonald, Northern Alberta, in a member of the Dies committee,, EVER home of Mrs. J. L. Swigert Fri­ No Meetings in Holiday Season Catholic Interracial council, called BURLINGTON ROUTE an area 22 miles square. In one day, Jan. 20. Assisting will be on Catholics to act in such a way demanded an immediate order for j period of two months he directed No society, club, or social meet­ Mmes. W. E. Tiedman and Paul ings under parish auspices will be its withdiiawal from circulation. ! the erection of 100 houses and Horan. Thomas said the Guide is sup- i Starts Tuesday, 100 barns for settlers. Despite try­ conducted in the coming week, Engagement Is Announced continuing the policy of alloiVing Damage at Vatican Is posed to be for teachers in pub­ JOBS WANTED ing times, most of the settlers lic schools—something to be used ! January 3 have paid for lands, and some The engagement of Miss Vir­ the parish workers to enjoy their .Caused by Lightning For Good Workers ginia Mary Fox to Blair Jerome homes in the holiday season. in conjunction with lantern slides ' have also been able to save up to on the Soviet. “I think it imperative ?1,200. Kittelson was announced by her No services will be held Sunday of any type, permanent or odd father, Robert Fox, Monday, Dec. evenings until .Jan. 15, when Fa­ Vatican City.—Lightning struck that such a guide be absolutely job, call Employment Department. 26, at a luncheon at which Miss ther Charles M. Johnson will re­ the Vatican Dec. 21, smashing win­ accurate in its picture of the par­ 30,000 Pilgrims Visit Fox presided. Miss Fox, a gradu­ sume his lectures on Catholic doc­ dow panes and shutters in the ticular country in question,” he Catholic Charities ate of St. Mary’s academy, has trine. Raphael loggia, in the courtyard said, “and I regret this is not 1665 Grant St. KEystone 6386 Shrine in Tran.sylvania been studying art the past few The services of the perpetual of St. Damasus, and causing neg­ the case.” years at Chappell House and the novena to the Sacred Heart con­ ligible damage at several other Summing up extracts from the Denver Art institute. Mr. Kittel­ tinue Friday evenings at 7:45 as points. The Raphael loggia is near Guide, Thomas observed: “It Bucharest.—Despite a difficult the apartment of His Holiness, BOGGIO’S ACE-HI FUEL CO. ! situation, 30,000 pilgrims have son, who attended Cathedral high usual. The sermon topic this Fri­ must give the children who hear Rotisserie school and Regis college, is the son day night will be “The Sixth who was startled momentarily by the story and see the slides an visited recently Mariaradna, one the bolt, but remained tranquil. SAND COAL of the most celebrated places of of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Kittel­ Promise.’’ idea that Russia is a veritable I GRAVEL WOOD pilgrimage in Transylvania. The son of this parish. No date has utopia.” He said that anyone who Tremont at Parisienne and Fresh Centennial Coal From Most Rev. Stefan Fiedler, Bishop been set for the marriage. Monument Is Unveiled reads about Russia today or knows ‘i the Mine to Your Basement of Szatmar, greeted Hungarians, Candlelight Tea Held anything about Russia cannot say Broadway Cocktail Grill Slovakians, Rumanians, and Ger­ Scholarship Fund To Famed Polish Priest that the Guide is a true picture of £1455 Federal Blvd. Ph. GA. 1674 Miss Ann Sullivan and Mrs. Jos­ the Soviet union. mans in their respective mother eph Sullivan entertained at a can­ Wishes Everyone a Happy New Year Warsaw.— A monument in honor Casters—Thst Are Bnilt to De­ tongues. dlelight tea Tuesday, Dec. 7. About At School Doubled liver Real Service for Your 200 friends called between the of the Rev. Augustin Kordecki, Chinese Missioners Are Specific Requirements. hours of 3 to 6. Assisting the host­ heroic prior of St. Paul’s Her­ HOSPITAL—HOME Tigers’ Prize (St. M a ry’i Academy) mits, who played a i ajor part in Active in Invasion INSTITUTIONS esses were Mmes. F. McMahon, PIKE VIEW COAL Norman O’Day, and Wm. O’Brien, Miss Betty Maxine Bader, presi­ the defense of the Poles against Armstrong the Swedes at Czestochowa in the Hong Kong.— (Lumen)—In the ; and Misses Catherine and Antonio dent of the class of 1941, has an­ Japanese invasion of South China, LUMP and ^ Caster Co. Floyd, Jean McMahon, and Jewel nounced to the student body that 17th century, has just been un­ veiled at Szczytnika, his birth­ Catholic missioners were active in . Formerly Industrial McGovern. Miss Sullivan is home the Mother Pancratia Bonfils providing aid for the suffering' EGG $ 5 *9 S Caster and Truck Co. from California for the holidays. Scholarship fund established by place. Augustus Cardinal Hlond, KE. 4951 Primate of Poland, and the com- and the homeless. Both here and | Mrs. John B. Dinan has been her class last May with the sum in Canton neutral zones were ; 663 WAZEE PIKES PEAK FUEL CO. *aw 825 14TH ST.. DENVER of $50 of sacrifice money has mander-in-chief of the Polish confined to her home for about army were present at the cere­ established after arrangements two weeks because of a bronchial doubled itself in six months. The made with both the Chinese and total now is $100. The class hopes monies. Father Kordecki’s heroic Make Your Reserrations Early for cold. encouragement of the city’s de­ the Japanese governments. Vicar the Big !\etc Yecr Party John J. Regan, a St. Thomas’ to have the scholarship completed Apostolic Fourquet of Canton has NIGHT OWL by 1940, which will mark the 25th fenders enabled them to hold and Floor Show seminarian, was a guest at the rec­ Czestochowa against the besieging played a leading role in aiding Jatk £ Moint S. Colorado Bird. tory Sunday, Dec. 25. Swedish army. refugees and the wounded. LUNCHES—MIXED DRINKS—DANCING—TUESDAY. THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY Altar and Rosary society mem­ At Joe’s Buffet bers will receive Communion in a 760 Santa Fe body Sunday at the 8:30 Mass. The Wednesday Bridge club held its annual Christmas party at the Denver Athletic club Wednesday The Handicraft Shop evening, Dec. 28. After the dinner CHARLES S. AUGER. Prop. the evening was spent playing fBotv.-een Washinston and Clarkson) bridge. Art Leather and .Aeroplane Kits The C.Y.O. held a social at the 7312 EAST COLFAX K. of C. hall Wednesday night, Park Free Shop and Save Instruction Given to School Classes and Individuals Dec. 28. TABOR 6361 Engagement Is Announced Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Gibbons an­ nounce the engagement of their Beautiful Fresh Cut HAPPY NEW YEAR daughter. Miss Bernice Elizabeth Flowers Gibbons, to Frederic Edgar Luh- Start the New Year Right now of New York city, son of the late Christian A. Luhnow and Mrs. Large Assortment of Potted "Be on Time This Year’' Lynette Cheney Luhnow of New Plants and Funeral Designs York. The date for the wedding $200 Reward for Any Watch We Can't Repair Phone MA. 3518 Delivery has not been announced, ^ r. Luh­ now, who is visiting here during GOSS JEWELRY GO. -P re ferre d Quality— the Christmas holidays, formerly made his home in Denver. He at­ Our Fresh Dally—Not Frozen tended Wesleyan university in Mid­ Salmon—Lake Superior Whitt FiBh’— dletown, Conn., and the Urtiversity LEWIS Gulf Red Snapper—Pompano Spanish of Colorado. Mr. Luhnow >vas re­ Betty Maxine Bader Jerry Breen PUBLIC .Mackerel—Black Basa—Lake and Rain­ cently received into the Church. FISH SHOP bow Trout — Perch — Pike—Crappiet— anniversary of the death of Florist Channel Cat Fish Large and Small*^ Spanish Civilian Relief Mother Pancratia Bonfils and the 1456 California MA. 1026 Grocery Fancy Young Oysters — Scallops — Clams — Lobster close of the diamond jubilee year Ducks ...... lb. 27^ Meat—Crab Meat and Shrimps. of the academy. Mother Pancratia (Succcitor to PELLO’S) Discussed by Cardinal Fancy Young T’ancy Dry Picked was superior at the time the new Happy Netv Year to Our Paris. — When Jean Cardinal building at 1370 Pennsylvania was Geese ...... lb. 28<^ Capons, Turkeys, Ducks, Geese, Verdier, Archbishop of Paris erected. IOWA Friends and Customers Roasting Chickens lb. 27^ Roasting and Frying Springs, paid a visit to the minister of for­ Balliman Standard Pullets and Squabs eign affairs he was accompanied Cecelia Sullivan and “THE PL'BLIC PREFERS THE MARKET Oysters ...... pt. 25<^ PUEICONMNY by Monsignor Stanislas Courbe John Muller Are Wed PUBLIC’ ■Retail sales offTce, i<>a2 Court p i. and the Mhst Rev. Clement Free Delivery of $2 Orders Belgian Hares...... lb. 30^ Mathieu, Bishop of Daxet- TRY OUR A Happy and Prosperous Miss Cecelia Sullivan, daughter ■ VOSS BROS. Aire, who is in charge of the ______KE. 8537______!\'ew Year to All relief of Spanish refugees in of Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Sul- I Delicious Corn Fed Meats livan, became the bride of John F. , BAKERY French territory. This gave rise A Happy and Prosperous to a rumor that this measure, Mueller at 9 o’clock Dec. 26 in ; FRESH POULTRY Jack and Jill Lunch taken in somewhat solemn form, St. John’s church. The Rev. F. j Netv Year to AH My Friends Gregory Smith, pastor, officiated, j REGULAR MEALS AND TRY OUR was caused by the petition of the • and Customers Madariaga committee for media­ Miss Agnes Sullivan was her sis- ' LUNCHES DELICIOUS tion in Spain. His Eminence has ter’s bridesmaid, and Anthony I Phone Main 0108 • 0109 Deliciou* Coffee — Sandwiche* Mueller was best man. The couple ^ NAME RCO.U.S. FAT.OPnCC given a different explanation. 'The FLORIDA FRUIT RELAX—REFRESH YOURSELF CHICKEN PIES now are on a motor trip in the I for Free Delivery Dependable conversation with the minister had & PRODUCE CO. A Wide Menu for Most Delicate to do with the suffering civilian South. On their return they will | live in Denver. | Appetites population in Spain, particularly TA. 72T9 the children. His Eminence sought MAIN 5391 Bakery Orders ROOFING Here is Freddie Hiitrliinson, to learn from the minister by what NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT AND ADDISON'S DETERMINATION OF HEIRSHIP For all Flat and Seattle pitching star of 1938, who means Catholics could send food Eft«t« of Edna Wilcox, alto known aa Mrs. Tea & Coffee Shop Solicited for Parties Steep Roofs igoes to the Detroit Tigers in a to Barcelona and the Basque Charles A. W'llcox and Mrs. C. A. Wil­ White Way Cafe DISPENSE BROS. deal said to include $50,000 in provinces. cox. deceased. No. 60612. Notice is hereby given that on th# *7th Mixed Salted SPECIAL PLATE LUNCH Select Fruits & Vegetables cash and four players. Hiitchin' day of February, 1939, I will present to 2 5 ^ Nuts 45^^, 55^, 65(^ lb. PASCAL CELERY Asphalt Shingles son won 25 games for the Seattle Huge African Ciborium the County Court of the City and County GOOD COFFEE, SANDWICHES, Made Specially for This Climate club of the Pacific coast last year. of Denver, Colorado, my accounts for final Cashews, large...... 49^ lb. Bhipptd to All Parts of tht Holds 20,000 Hosts settlement of administration of said estat**. CHILI—FISH ON FRIDAY United Ststes P H O T O S , ^ when and where all persons In interest Home Cooking—Cooked by Women The Western Elaterite may appear and object to them, if they Broken Cashews....39<^ lb. MRS. ALBERT CLARK, Prop. Homsa Public Market Denver, Colo. On Pajmcnls 10 desire. JACK STORTZ London. — A huge ciborium Notice is also hereby given that there Salted Almonds ....85^ lb. ------No Deposit—Pay aa Vou Like Roofing Co. which holds about 20,000 hosts has been filed in said estate a petition Now Afftlitted With was mentioned by the Rev, Alfred asking for a judicial ascertainment and Salteens ...... 75<^ lb. Equitable Bldg. CH. 6651 Howell of the White Fathers when determination of the heirs of such deceased, Pecans, Salted 65

Milady Should Find Interest in These Appropriate Ensembles CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS TO Certified Such an Improvement For Wear at That Holiday Party, Dance Dry and Costs So Little!” HOLD RECEPTIOH JAH. 8 Cleaning A kitchen, abathrooinwiny room, in At No fact-can be made more cheerful and pleasant by just finishing woodwork or St. Rita’s court, Catholic Daugh­ ing line: Mrs. Harvey Smith, Extra furniture in the smart, modern colors ters of America, will hold its an­ Misses Ann O’Kane, Clara Werle, Cost of McMURTRY 4-HOUR ENAMEL. nual New Year’s reception at the Eileen Morrissey, Marguerite Bis- "There li Inexpensive because so very durable. Catholic Daughters clubhouse, bing, Margaret Shelton, Arvona 1772 Grant street, Sunday, Jan. 8. Williams, Helen Werle, Louise ■ Difference” Easy to apply. Leveli iUelf so that laps All C. D. of A. and their friends Krabacher, Ann Limacher, Joyce and brush marks do not show. Dries are invited to call between the Kline, Pauline Schafer, and Cath­ in 4 hours. Your McMurtry dealer will hours of 3 and 6 p. m. erine Lahr. 2fbi OGDEN aoYERS v i o i be glad to show you the wide selection Receiving with the grand re­ Miss Margaret Carroll and Lou- of up-to-the-minute colors. gent, Miss Mayme Garrett, will be belle Green, chairman of the Busi­ ■»/ Miss Regina O’Boyle, state treas­ ness Girls’ study club, will have urer; Mrs. M. J. O’Fallon, Mrs. J. charge of the dining room. The C. Hagus, Mrs. Mable Lippincott, court is grateful to the board of Miss Margaret Murphy, and Miss managers for the Christmas deco­ FILLMORE DRUG Ann Fallon, past grand regents. rations in keeping with the sea­ Miss Garrett is the present state son’s festivities. . ' STORE, INC. regent, and Mrs. M. J. O’Fallon It is expected that the Most Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Hagus are also past Bishop Urban J. Vehr will be 3836 £. Colfax Arenue state regents. The following offi­ present. The Rev. Hubert Newell cers of the court serving with Miss and the Rev. James J. Regan, O.P., Our Prescription Department is Garrett will also be in the receiv- spiritual directors of St. Rita’s the pride of our store— Let us court and the Junior Catholic Convince you by filling your Daughters, respectively, will at­ Prescriptions. tend. Invitations will be extended Free Delirerr Serrlce to Anj Part af to the priests of the ^ity and the the Citr for Any of Tour Wanta Catholic women’s organizations. The musical program will be in CALL EAST 1295-1294 charge of Miss Helen Werle and her assistants. Life members and friends of the court are Mmes. M. J. O’Fallon, John L. Dower, Harry Anderson, Joseph Seubert, H. W. Swigert, J. ii[iR[iiT Jim. gWinters Morrell, Ella Weekbaugh, "S«»' P. R. Riordan, and Leonard Free­ man, and Misses Nellie Lennon, The order of exercises has been Margaret Murphy, and Margaret arranged for the fifth annual day and Ann Fallon. of recollection sponsored by the Catholic Laywomen’s Retreat asso­ Yes, Sir, and Yes, Ma’m! m St. Clara’s Aid Plans II I ciation, to be held Sunday, Jan. Luncheon, Card Party We’re wishing everyone we PIKES PEAK SPONGE CAKE 8, at St. Clara’s orphanage, 3800 know or hope to know the W. 29th avenue. Streetcar No. 6 A luncheon and card party spon­ By BETTY stops right at the entrance. The sored by St. Clara’s Aid society happiest of New Yeajrs. We 1 cup Pikes Peak Cake Flour teaspoon cream of tartar chapel is spacious and will accom­ 1 cup sugar 2 tablespoons lemon juice will be held Wednesday, Jan. 4, do mean you! modate a large number of retreat- at 1 p. m. Hostesses are Mrs. J. 5 eggs 1 tablespoon cold water ants. teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon vanilla Koelbert, St. Vincent de Paul’s COLORADO LACE Sift flour once then measure. Add salt and sift together four more times. The Rev. William J. Mulcahy, parish, and Mrs. Fred Repp and Separate yolks from egg whites. Beat yolks until light lemon color. Add sugar M.A., a graduate of the Catholic Mrs. Maurice Prazis, both -of St. CLEANING CO. ' gradually, beating lightly. Add lemon juice and water and beat until light and University of America, Washing­ James’. creamy. Gradually fold in the flour and work until smooth: add flavoring. Dancing frock of black chiffon Beat egg whites foamy, add cream of tartar and beat until stiff but not dry. ton, D. C., and assistant pastor of At a business meeting held re­ We Want Your Draperies With Fold carefully into the batter. Blessed Sacrament parish, will con­ cently new officers were elected as Your Curtain Orders duct the exercises as follows: follows: Mrs. John Wild, presi­ c Bake in ungreased tube pan 50 to 60 minutes at 325 degree F. (slow oven). When baked invert pan for one hour before removing. Morning— 8 to 8:30, Mass and dent; Mrs. Margaret Conway, sec­ 4100 Federal Blvd. GA. 1000 Communion; 8:30 to 9:15, break­ retary, and Mrs. Ben Bruening, livening gown of black taffeta PIKES PEAK CAKE FLOUR Dinner suit with Swiss effect fast; 9:30 to 10, conference: 10 treasurer. Manufactured by to 10:15, recollection; 10:15 to 11, The rare embroidery on the frock that is in tune with the fes­ registration; 11 to 11:15, Way of (By Suaan Barden, International the Cross; 11:30 to 12, conference; ill Illustrated News Writer) tivity of the season. The dress is CLIP THIS COUPON Flour Mills I broad revers can be made by only 12 to 12:16, recollection; New York.—The holidays bring long and flowing and will make you two women in the world. Thej^’llve look your most graceful self on the Afternoon— 12:30 to 2, dinher,, f t a round of gaiety, so get into and work high in the Swiss Alps. ballroom floor. It is of black chiffon conversation, recreation; 2 to 2:30f your glad rags, for they will It is still worn on the blouses of with clusters of garden flowers conference; 2:30 to 2:45, recol­ The Value of This Coupon | Swiss mountaineers on especially hand-painted in brilliant reds, lection; 2:45 to 3, Rosary; 3:30 To the Readers of The Register ^ be the order of the evening. You’ll to 4:15, conference and Benedic­ need at least one evening gown for festive occasions. Swissli designs blues, gold, and green. The fitted were originated by Picard of St. yoke at the waist, reminiscent of tion. 1 lb. Early’s Delicious Coffee regular value 25c JANUARY formal parties and dances and a Return postcards have been dinner dress for the many other Moritz, who creates clothes for the the peasant basque, also is of black smart international set. chiffon. mailed to all who attended last COFFEES - TEAS - SPICES informal occasions. year and it is hoped that all re­ SALE For dining out, the above dinner Feitive Frock For New Year’s eve, Laraine EXTRACTS - SYRUP The open-toed, platform-heeled Johnson selected a “shush^" black ceiving them will respond favor­ suit is botlv sophisticated and flat­ ably and promptly. ' A cordial in­ Jaunty little fur jackets and tering. It is equally appropriate evening slippers carry out the col­ taffeta posed over hoop skirts of Buy Direct at Wholesale Prices ors of the embroidery. The white pink satin which peek out when she vitation is extended to anyone in­ capes have never been so for the sweet young thing and the terested, and further information We Serve Catholic Hospitals and Institu­ m young matron. This Swissli em­ shirt front, with its audaciously dances. Huge pink camellias trim tions, High Class Hotels and Restaurants popular as this Winter—so broidered black broadcloth outfit feminine ruff, and gold earrings the bodice and are whrn in the hair. will be gladly furnished by the these Sale Values can't pos­ and hair ornaments complete the The quilted muff is black velvet president, Mrs. S. P. Keating, was presented by Muriel Johnstone 1172 Gaylord, EMerson 3421, or sibly last lonft. Come early at a recent fashion show at New ensemble. and it can be hung around the neck The Early Coffee Co. Barbara Stanwyck has chosen a by the wide velvet band. by the general chairman, MisA to make sure of fretting one York’s Ritz-Carlton. Anne Birmingham, 2827 Birch 1613-15 MARKET ST. MAin 9122 y'M ...... ' f - - while we’ve reduced them so street, EAst 6608. radically. Reservations should be made as soon as possible through either of A Must-be-eaten these officers so as to insure proper CALLBECK-LAWLESS, INC. service. Each year the attendance FII\E FURS Dessert increases, and this year promises W. J. LAWLESS & Open Evenings Until 9 O’clock ■By Frances Lee Barton to be no exception. KE. 4576 COLFAX AT WASHINGTON ST. DENVER ------Mrs. Blanche Osborn will have most delightful and modem y ip ± o iC / o ^ charge of the music, assisted by The SHIRLEY-SAVOY hotel A version of a traditional festive Miss Anne O’Neill. holiday pudding Is one which is DENVER, COLORADO ^ Because we believe that the Best People may rightfully Sj molded in gelatin (By J a n e C o c h r a n , INS Fashion agree that skirts should never be demand the Best Service, we are especially and, of course, Editor) more than knee length as any­ Distinguished Gathering equipped to serve your Floral needs. served cold. It New York.— Whether you take thing longer not only looks un­ Honors Cardinal Verdier is a most fitting graceful but is a definite handicap Prompt City-Wide Delivery your skating seriously or are end to a party merely an amateur, you’ll look at­ to cutting a figure eight. Paris. — Jean Cardinal Verdier, dinner — yet it tractive in this season’s skating Short Skirts for Figure Skaters Archbishop of Paris, was honored SPETH FLORAL CO. Is so light that clothes. Very short skirts are usually not one of your by the Revue des Deux Mondes in 5? CH. 1337 1201 E. Colfax CH. 1244 Designed to flatter the figure left to figure skaters who prefer presiding over its annual dinner, guests will de­ of any figure skater are the one- them to end several inches above cline It with the greatest litliterary-social event of the piece velveteen dresses for whirl­ the knee. Wear your skirts very year hei-e, which assembles the regretful plea ing around the rinks. Cut on prin­ short, however, if they’re becom­ ‘Tve no more room. most distinguished representatives CITY PARK DAIRY cess lines with short, swirling ing to you or if you like to attract of the world of letters, political Jellied Holiday Pudding skirts, these dresses come in black attention to your smooth skating. affairs, and diplomacy. Georges GRADE A Holstein or Guernsey milk. We produce all the 1 package cherry fiavored gela­ and jewel colors . . . guaranteed Skirts for outdoor ponds will Goyau, perpetual secretary of the milk we sell—and deliver it the same day. It has the flavor tin: % teaspoon cinnamon; Vi tea­ to brigKlen any frozen pond. usually be longer than those worn French Academic, lauded the because it is fresh from our farm every day. spoon cloves; dash of salt; 1 pint In assembling your ice ward­ indoors but both will be short spiritual and moral prestige of the hot water; vi cup brandy; % cup robe, thd most important problem enough to have flare and grace . . . prelate. The Cardinal asked that PHONE EA. 7707 chopped raisins; cup chopped to consider is the length of the nothing will make you look more he be regarded as the representa­ cooked prunes; Vi cup sliced cit­ skirt. The best skaters and stylists like a rank amateur than attempt­ tive of the French clergy, who, ron: % cup broken walnut meats. ing to glide gracefully in a he said, in a sphere different from 50% Combine gelatin, spices, and salt; straight, street-length skirt. that of the Revue, are also striv­ mix well and dissolve in hot water. ■ - ■ ■ Distinctive Permanent Snug little quilted jackets with ing to maintain Christian civiliza­ Open Evenings Cool and add brandy. Chill. When On Furs of the 11 Waving Hours—-8 A. M. to 10 P. M. matching velveteen skirts vie with tion. slightly thickened, fold In remain­ one-piece velveteen outfits on the ing ingredients. Turn Into mold. indoor rinks, but tweed jackets Finest Quality Joseph’s Beauty Salon Chill until firm. Unmold. Serve and skirts are designed for winter French Scouts Honor 424 E. Colfax Ave. TAbor 1621 with whipped cream or your skating on the ponds. Tweed is Our Lady of Chartres Now During... favorite sauce. Serves 10. Leftover egg yolks made into shown in plaid, plain colors or Paris.—A thousand or more custard, chilled and served on combined with a velveteen jacket. Parisian Boy Scouts made a pil­ fresh peaches, make a good des­ Bunny Fur for Ears grimage to the Cathedral of Our DUPLER’S sert— refreshing and filling. Wear a bunny fur or velveteen Lady of Chartres. At a night of FREE DELIVERY AT CUT PRICES MENS SUITS babushka to keep your cars warm pfayer before the tour, they CLEANED AND A teaspoon of granulated sugar while skating and you’ll also be marched silently in the darkness PRESSED ...... 39c right in style, for these charming aCi PENCOL DRUG STORES added to the water in which tur­ through the fields. When, from ^ 4 # Serving nips are boiled improves their hoods that tie under the chin are an eminence they got their first LADIES PLAIN DRESSES SALE! BauPs Ice Cream and Candy flavor. fashion favorites. view of the two spires that rise CLEANED AND Match your mittens to your bon­ from the Ile-de-France, they pre­ Imported and Domestic Liqaera FINISHED...... 69c net and wear fur to keep your pared camp, recited a prayer, and Without a doubt the most bril­ TAbor 2323 It is a good idea occasionally to turn rugs upside down and use the hands warm or choose your mittens chanted canticles, then slept for a liant collection of qualify, EXPERTLY IS CONVENIENT in fuzzy angora .... both are vacuum cleaner on the back. few hours. They resumed their glamourous furs ever assem­ CLEANED BRANCHES equally smart and sensible. march as the first rays of .the sun Heavy dirt loosened in this way bled in one sale. All of won­ LLUP 4200 Opera-length silk hose are fa­ illuminated the ancient stone drops to the floor, where it can vored for wear with the short- derful style and distinctive 2315 W. 29th AVE. easily be swept up. With scatter HC skirted skating dresses, and com­ taste and priced at the most j Family rugs the process is quite simple. plete the flattering costume. Abbot Gets Recruits outstanding savings in years! C Work Peasant sweaters and skirts are CUAMERS When making sandwiches cut also shown for wear by ice-bound For Chinese Trappists Every fur included . . . each bread lengthwise. This saves about y Our 773 Kalamath K£. 5293 girls,- but the one-piece outfit is Peking.— (Lum en)— The Rt. an exclusive Dupler 1939 crea­ Specialty two thirds of the waste, especially the favored. Rev. Abbot Louis Brun of the tion. when sandwiches are cut in fancy Long Sleeves and Snug Waists Trappist monastery at Yang- LAUNDRY. iMC shapes. One-piece outfits have long kiaping returned recently from Too, You Have 10 Months to Pay GOOD MEATS sleeves, full at the shoulder, tiny Europe. With him were five new An onion and a green pepper or collars, and snug waists. Lacing recruits from four different All fur coats bear the a tomato stewed together and put may fasten the front of the dress European monasteries, and Fa­ Dupler guarantee GUS’S MARKET through a sieve, then strained and or it may be closed with a zipper ther Hsu, a Chinest priest \aijn) has to give a smooth fit. of quality. $79.50 Imported Lapins $44.00 613 EAST 13th AVENUE chilled, and added to well-chilled applied for admission to the order. mayonnaise in equal quantity, Long sleeves are favored in Father Hsu is a descendant of Hsu $145 Caraculs ...... $74.00 Imperial Coal Co. Phones: KEystone 0286—0287 make a delicious Russian dressing. most skating costumek although a Kwang-ch’i, famous in the early $245 MuskraU ...... $124.00 few costumes fo r . indoor rinks Delireries Start: 11:00 a. m. and 3:00 p, m. Catholic history of China. $265 Hudson Seal ...... $134.00 BE SURE Orders of 50c or Hors Freo Saving Stocking! have short sleeves. Frequent washing is the first Care should- be taken in select­ $325 Persion Lamb...... $lB4.00 rule in cutting down costs of ing costumes for the ice to obtain Colorado 'Upholstery Co. Many others at savings of 50% To Ask for IMPERIAL When you Next ‘Where Quality and Service a good fit . . . buy a neat costume SPECIAL PRICE stocking replacement. Washing and more! Prevail” after each wearing—as soon as that permits you to skate (and Ohsir Upholstered in Friss snd Order Goal Friiette ______'.______19.80 514 Denham Bldg. Phone KE. 535R possible — prevents perspiration fall) gracefully. D sv^port ...... $i6.00 and soil from attacking the tender Comfortable, practical, yet with ANY WORK GUARANTEED John’s Shoe Shop fibers. A moment’s rolling in a just a dash of the picturesque . . . Cushions refilled with new sprin* and new towel speeds up the drying and that’s the formula for the perfect cotton 31.00 each Call Us for Service prevents the development of dis­ skating costume for this winteij’s General Furniture Repairing PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS 626 13th Ave. Phone MAin 9149 figuring streaks, ) ice. 2431 llth St. Phont GAUap 2304 PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Dec. 29, 1935 MANY RECEIVE COMMUNION CATHOLIC PRESS CLUB TO . Your exprtftsion of friendship and kindness to Pueblo Society Dancers Present us during the past year is warmly appreciated. AT DURANGO MIDNIGHT MASS HAVE LUNCHEON ON JAN. 7 Equally warm and sincere is our wish that health and happiness may attend you through the Durango.—A large number of The Midnight Mass program Program for III The Catholic Women’s Press Heights college won mention. Mrs. Installs Leaders was as follows: club will start its new year pro­ A, H. Rampe was mentioned for New Year and that you will prosper abundantly. Holy Communions were distrib­ uted at midnight and also at the Rev. F. P. Cawley, Pastor grams with a luncheon session conducting the first statewide “0 H©ly Night” ...... Adolphe Adam Jan. 7 at the Albany Hotel. Mrs. Catholic P.-T. A. institute. Pueblo.— (St. Leander’s Parish) 8 o'clock Mass Christmas day. St. Soloiitt, Frances Boblch and Jack Colorado Springs.—Miss Mary —New officers were installed at Columba’s church was crowd^ for O’Rourke Kelleher and a group of her danc­ Blanche Osbourne, program chair­ In social service circles, the the regular meeting of the Altar the Midnight High Mass. The liazB ...... W. J. Marsh ing pupils gave a program for the man, will introduce the Rev. Dr. Very Rev. Monsignor John R. Mul- Kyrie and Gloria Thomas Doran, who will give short I'oy received mention for bringing SWIGERT BROS. and Rosary society Wednesday choir had been practicing for Sermon ...... Father Cawley patients at Glockner sanitarium afternoon, Dec. 21. Those taking weeks and the program was well Credo Wednesday night, Dec. 21, in the talks on the score of Monsignor the 1939 National Conference of H. W. SWIGERT, Sr. O p t o m c t r is t S DAVID O. EVANS office were Mrs. Robt. Chapman, presented. The ^school children Offertory, "Adeste Fideles”..... Traditional auditorium. The dancers presented Joseph Bosetti’s coming opera, Catholic Charities to Denver as sang Christmas hymns at the 8 ^ n c tu s, Benedictus. and Agnus Dei Lucia di Lammermoor, with Mrs. well as for heading a group hos­ H. W. SWIGERT, Jr. GOLDA E. LILLEY president; Mrs. Claude Robinson, Communion * numbers suggestive of the Yuletide vice president; Mrs. C. J. Baer, o’clock Mass, and afterward went season. The pupils taking part Osbourne filling in the music. Lena pitalization plan, the first in the JAS. P. GRAY CARL H. SWIGERT “Hodie Christus Natui Est”...... ^ secretary, and Mrs. Marvin Por­ to Mercy hospital and sang for the ...... J, A. Korman were Virginia Thielen, Cora Close, Marchetti, 11-year-old songbird, state. Miss Helen Burke was made ter, treasurer. patients who were unable to at­ Personnel of the choir: Sopranos. Barbara Jean, Melba, and Mar­ will present a group of songs ac­ chairman of rehabilitation of the 1550 California Keystone 7651 Frances Boblch, Mary Conklin. Winifred companied by her brother, Dominic. National Tuberculosis association Manjr at Chriitmai Ma.tc. tend Divine service. Conway, Sarah Cummins. Phyllis Denni­ lene Cimino, Donna Watson, Patty Large attendances were noted at son, Eileen Fager, Opal Fager. Catherine Ann Dillingham, Mary Ann Stev­ Honor Roll Completed and was named vice chairman of all the Masses at St. Leander’s Gallavan, Margaret Gallavan, Rose enson, Ernestine Dwyer, Mar­ The Press club recently com­ the Rocky Mountain Tuberculosis let Jaks)^, Lillian Pearce, and Alice Soens; conference at its recent meeting church on Christmas. At Mid­ altos, Katherine Ayres, Lena Baudino. jorie, Jean, and Teresa Codec, pleted its honor roll of outstand­ night Mass the adult choir, under Joyce Cummins, Anna Marie Engler. Alice Hawk, Palmer Challela, Jean ing Catholics who have made head­ in Salt Lake. the direction of Mrs. Curtis P. Priest in Hugo Frances Fager. Lena Fracassini, and Mae Ellinwood, Joyce Fowler, Dorothy lines in the news in 1938. First In musical circles, Joe Clifford McNamara; tenors, W arren Boyle. Rob­ and Mary Figgen both made ria- Ritchie, rendered the Mass in ert Cummins, and Jack O’Rourke; basses, Feely, Silvia Nichols, Catherine place went to the Blessed Frances honor of Our Lady of Loretto by Robert Ayres, Ted Connors, James Cum­ Duffy, and Rose Mary and Betty Xavier Cabrini, recently beatified tional marks in their profession, Mentzel. The children’s choir sang mins, John Ford, Paul McCormick, Phil O’Lear. After the dance program and known to many members dur­ while Jackie Celia continues to Christmas hymns at 7:30 Mass. O’Rourke, Victor Foma, and John a group o f . St. Mary’s students ing her residence in Colorado. Lay­ score in his tennis triumphs. Mary Expresses Tliaiiks Thomass. sang Christmas carols. men mentioned for outstanding Kranz, who has achieved success Christmas Play Given* Organist. Augusta Davidson; director. The annual Christmas party and Mary Conklin, and violinists, Buford Father Hauber I* Visitor services were Herbert Fafrall, who in the legitimate theater, and Anne Hugo. — Father Michael A. Wayt and Frances White. The Rev. Louis Hauber, S.T.D., headed the Colorado Relief setup O’Neill, prima donna"" of the Den­ program were given in the hall at Horgan wishes, through the Denver Arthur Pireco Baptized ver Opera company for five con­ St. Leander’s school Thursday of Holy Cross abbey, Canon City, starting in 1933 under Governor Catholic Register, to thank the Arthur Pireco was baptized secutive years, were gpven special afternoon, Dec. 22. Each child visited friends here Thursday, Dec. William Adams^'and has been re­ members of the senior Tabernacle Thursday, Dec. 22, by the Rev. 22, en route to his home in Kansas appointed as head of Colorado mention. was presented with gpfts of fruit, society for an ostensorium for the F. P. Cawley and received his candy, and popcorn balls. The City, Mo., to spend the holidays. Public Welfare board until 1940, mission of Limon and for a set of First Holy Communion at Mid­ and John Sullivan, who has been program consisted of the singing vestments, an alb, and altar night Mass Christmas. Miss Ida Mr. and Mrs. Clark Metzler and Little Sisters of Poor of carols by the children and the treasurer of the Catholic Chari­ linens. He also wishes to thank Fracassini and Joseph T. Dwyer daughter of Albuquerque, N. Mex., ties ever since its inception and Grateful for Favors presentation of the play, A Christ­ the members of the Junior Taber­ were the sponsors. arrived Friday, Dec. 23, to spend mas Carol, by Dickens. Following the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. has held other offices. nacle society for their Christmas The school children had their The Bonfils sisters received is the cast of characters: gift and box of altar linens. James Metzler and family. The Little Sisters of the Poor party Thursday afternoon. A play­ mention as did members of the wish to extend to all their bene­ Scrooge, Martha J. Cowen; Masses were said at midnight let and carols followed by distri­ Mrs. Fredia Roser is recovering nephew, Margaret Holst; two port­ Mullen family for charitable dona­ factors and friends their best in Hugo, 8 o’clock in Limon, and bution of gifts was enjoyed by the from a recent operation. tions. Tribute was paid to Martin ly gentlemen, Bernard Wallace 10:30 in Deer Trail Dec. 25. Miss Sadie Chabot left Satur­ wishes for the New Year and ask Gallagher Transfer & Storage Co. 'children. J. O’Fallon, who gave a park to the God to bless them with success and and Clifton Clemens; Marley, The turkey dinner, given a week day, Dec. 24, to visit in Lincoln, city and county of Denver, and to 2424 ARAPAHOE Eileen Muhic; Bob Cratchet, Rob­ ago Sunday by the women of the Barbara Jean, infant daughter Nebr. prosperity, thanking them for their of Mr. and Mrs. Isador Tausch, Mrs. P. R. Gallagher, who donated generosity and favors in the past TA. 3341 ert Schober; Mrs.. Cratchet, Betty parish, was enjoyed by over 300 Mrs. W. P. McCrossin and funds for a memorial chapel in Robuck; Belinda,'Mary Anne Neis; people from the town. Jr., was baptized by Father Caw­ daughter, Virginia, have returned year. HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND MACHINERY MOVING ley Dec. 25. Mr. and Mrs. Isador honor of her husband at Mt, Oli­ Peter, Thomas Hayes; Martha, home from Philadelphia. Mrs. vet cemetery. ' Jennie Prince; Tiny Tim, Jerry Tauseh, Sr., were the sponsors. McCrossin had been visiting in the Murphy; Spirit of the Present, l^rs. W. C. Allen served lunch East and Miss McCrossin, who is In literature, Leanore Mattingly Alice Porter; Spirit of Christmas Benedictine Nuns to the members of the Thursday attending Ogontz school, Philadel­ Weber had stories published in na­ Specializing in Quality Plumbing and to Come, Lois Jean Faricy. afternoon card club. Exchange phia, returned home for the holi­ tional magazines, Katherine White Nuni Go to Canon City of gifts was followed by cards. days. scored with a novel published, May HAPPY NEW '' Heating Repairs Sisters Mary Jude and Zita are Of Pueblo Gather The Pneumonia institute held Student* Home for Holiday* West Owen was made a vice pres­ in Canon City spending the Christ­ Friday, Dec. 23, at St. Rita’s hall Miss Thelma Repetti, who at­ ident of the American League of YEAR! mas vacation at St. Scholastiea’s Pueblo.— (St. Mary’s Parish) — was well attended. Nurses from tends Noroton convent school at Pen Women, and a poem by Nellie With aincarltr . . . we are OTerflowinc SLATTERY & COMPANY academy. The Benedictine Sisters of Pueblo the surrounding counties attended Noroton, Conn., and George Re­ Lennon made an international with beet of food wiehee for your New magazine. PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS Sisters Bonaventura and Mag­ attended a Christmas reunion at as well as the Mercy hospital staff. petti, who attends Canterbury Year. 1939. Proeper all of you and b* dalen arrived from Salida to spend St. Mary’s parish Monday eve­ Much interesting and valuable in­ school. New Milford, Conn., are In educational circles, William heppy. 1646 BLAKE STREET a few days with the sisters of St. ning. formation was learned by those spending the holidays with their McGlone received a decoration for JOHN J. CONNOR, President PHONE KEYSTONE 1441 Leander’s. Elizabeth Kerns of St. Mary’s attending. parents, Mr. and Mrs. George outstanding service frofn the Uni­ Mrs. McAllister, mother of Mrs. parish, who for some time was The D. M. Fager family held Repetti of Broadmoor. versity of Colorado, as did Mrs. J. BRADSHAW’S secretary to Congressman John Winters Morrell from St. Mary’s Matt Kochevar, is recovering from a reunion at their home Dec. 25. Home for the holidays from St. 1449 STOUT STREET an operation at a local hospital. Martin, is leaving for Washington, Their children, married and sin­ Thomas’ seminaiy, Denver, are college at Leavenworth, Kans. Dr. W’alter Stewart has returned to D. C., on Jan. 1, to assume her gle, came from various points to Joseph T. McGrady, Robert Ke- Paul J. Ketrick’s decision to be­ his home from St. Mary’s hospital, position as private secretary to spend the day with their parents. keisen, Ted Haas, Leonard Redel- come first lay president of Loretto where he received treatment. Mr. Martin. The C. D. of A, St. Anthony’s berger, James Udovick, and Duane TheBRIQHT SPOT Thursday afternoon, Dec. 22, court 1248, held a party Tuesday Theobald: from Loretto Heights, the school children had their an­ evening, Dec. 20, in the school hall. Denver, Miss Adelaide Lachawsky, FLOWER SHOP nual Christmas party, at which Gifts were distributed in a novel Martha Ellen Dea, and Geraldine Golden Will Have carols were sung and Santa passed manner to each member. Carols Pershing; from Abbey school, Fifth Avenue and Josephine East 0690 out gifts. After the gathering were sung and refreshments were Canon City, William Schwenn, ARAPAHOE school was dismissed for a ten-day served. Mmes. M. L. Cummins, Donald and Francis Reynolds, Bob IZTi 2 Masses on Jan. 1 vacation. • Arnold Smith, and Arthur Pearce, Phillips, Jack Bailey, Joe Adams, + ss ^ y < All Alive Until Ordered— Dressed, Drawn, Jointed, John Butkovich, national presi­ and Misses Rose Cavanaugh and Jack Callahan, Gary Clune, and Ready for the Oven Golden.— (St. Joseph’s Parish) dent of the Croatian fraternal or­ Mamie O’Connell were the mem­ Major Creighton of Manitou Remember Folks, All Poultry Sold on a Strictly Guaranteed Basis — Masses on New Year’s day will ganization, left Wednesday for his bers on the entertainment com­ Springs: from the University of REQUIESCANT offices in Pittsburgh after visiting Colorado, Miss Adele Dostal and be at 8 and 10 o’clock. Confes­ mittee. SPRINGS 2 4 c ' ; THEODORE sions will be heard Saturday after­ in Pueblo with his family in the Redman Duggan is home from Joseph Vollmer, and from Webster YOUNG DUCKS 2 4 C IN PACE noon and evening. holidays. Notre Dame to spend the holidays Groves college, W'ebster Groves, ROAST PULLETS, lb. YOUNG GEESE, lb. Society to Meet John Germ, supreme president with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mo., Miss Ruth Rummajhart. iHACKETHAL The Altar society will meet at of the Slovenian Catholic Union W. E. Duggan. Visitor* From Santa Fe MRS. MARGUERITE W. BICKNELL. the—home of Mrs. Fred Clark of Lodges, will leave Jan. 1 for Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walters of YOUNG TURKEYS, lb...... :24c 1218 Logan street. Wife of Frank P. Thursday afternoon, Jan. 5. The Joliet, where he will attend an ex­ Santa Fe, N. Mex., and children, New Year Special Bicknell, mother of Peggy BicknelL sister j '•hi t t „ a _ MORTUARY of D. J. Blackburn of Arvada and Ward 'WOmen Will plan for a pre-Lcnten ecutive meeting. Phyllis and Philip, are visiting and Thomas Blackburn of Los Angeles. dinner, A crowd of 700 attended Mid­ Canon City Pupils at the home of Mrs. Walters’ Finest Quality Live Poultry Money Can Buy Requiem High Mass was offered Thursday Beautiful music, lovely decora­ night Mass Dec. 25 at St. Mary’s mother, Mrs. Johanna Ryan. at 9 in the Cathedral. Interment Mt. church. Philip J. Shanahan has been C. C. BURNS, Mgr. 1449-51 Kalamath St Olivet. W. P. Horan A Son service. tions, and a lar^ie crowd were Mrs. Bicknell was born in Bristol, Conn., features of the Midnight Mass on Frank Lewis, infant son of Mr. Present Musicale confined to his home the past FREE DELIVERY SERVICE Acroii From Webber Theater Phon.e MAin 4006 in 1887 and was brought to Denver when Christmas. The trees were brought and Mrs. Louis Zabukovec, was two weeks. she was two years old. Except for eight from the mountains and arranged baptized Christmas eve, and the Guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Phone Pearl 4318 116 So. Bdwy. years in New York, she had been in Canon City.— (St. Scholastica’s Denver the rest of her life. Her death around the altar and crib by Bart, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. An­ Academy)— A Christmas musicale Borden are Mr. Borden’s parents, occurred in St. Joseph’s hospital as a re> Bernard, and Ray Malenk; Kirk thony J. Skull was baptized Wil­ was presented by St. Scholastica’s Mr. and Mi-s. W. L. Borden of suit of heart disease. Britt, and Joe Gargan. liam on Christmas day. singers at the academy auditorium Sardinia, 0. * MRS. MARGARET CONLEY. Reno. Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Schieltz are Dec. 21. The program was pre­ Home for the Christmas holidays Miles & Dryer Nev. Mother of Mrs. William A. Kelly is Miss Genevieve Kiser of Wash­ of Reno. Requiem Mass was offered in the parents of a boy, bom in a sented in three parts. Printing Co. the Reno Cathedral. Funeral services Denver hospital Dec. 17. Father Trame to Be In the first part the Glee club ington, D. C., daughter of Dr. and were held Dec. 17 in Denver. Interment Mr. and Mrs. Doy Neighbors are girls, dressed in hoop skirts and Mrs. A. J. Kiser. Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan A Son service. Wheel Ticket* for spending the holidays with Mr. Speaker at Novena pantaloons, presented a caroling Colorado Springs Deaths MAURICE ENGLISH. Mullen home. d^eighbors in Longmont. scene, singing the following: Mrs. Mary Husung, 430 E. Wil- $1,250 to $2,100 Bazaar* and Carnival* Requiem Mass was offered Wednesday at 10:30 in Holy Ghost church. Inter­ ■ Mass was offered by Father John The speaker for the perpetual “Adeste Fideles,” “Wassail liamette avenue and a resident of ment Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan A Son P. Moran at the Girls’ Industrial novena devotions at Loyola church Song,” “Angels We Have Heard,” Colorado Springs for 50 j-ears, Yearly to start. Men, -women, 18 to 50. State, Federal, Per­ Catholic Work Our service. school at Morrison on Christma.s Friday evening, Dec, 30, will be “The Snow Lay on the Ground,” died Monday, Dec. 19, after an ex­ sonally supervised training. Individual and home study methods MRS. KATHERINE DOSS, 1480 Fill­ eve and at the Boys’ Industrial Father Elmer J. Trame, S.J., of rendered by Beatrice Klarner, first tended illness. Mrs. Husung was assure high rating. Write or call for FREE Catalog and test. Specialty more. Wife of Chris W. Doss, mother born in Pomeroy, 0. Surviving are of Dora. Ethel, and Howard J. Doss, and school on Christmas morning. Regis. Because this week’s devo­ soprano; Agnes Fowle, second so­ 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. Mrs. Hugh p. Harney. Requiem Mass Each boy and girl was presented tions take place almost on the eve prano, and Jean McLenon, alto; three sons, Walter Husung, Ala­ was offered Tuesday at 9:80 in St. Philo- with a rosary by Father Moran. of the New Year, it is expected “The First Noel,” “God Rest mosa; William Theodore Husung, mena's church. Interment Mt. Olivet. San Diego, Calif., and John L. KEystone 6348, 6349 Boulevard service. that a large crowd will attend. This Ye Merry Gentlemen,” “It Came perpetual novena in honor of the Upon a Midnight Clear,” “Christ­ Husung, Chicago; three daughters, Delmar Institute DONALD D U N L ^ , infant son of Mr. Tivoli Brewing Co. Is and Mrs. Stanley w. Dunlap. Funeral Sacred Heart was started in the mas Bells,” and “Deck the Halls.” Mrs. Charles Martin, Vista, Calif.; Installing New Tanks M l'S . D. 0. Breakey, Port Angeles, 505 Tabor Bldg. W WWWW^WWWWVWW^ services were held Tuesday. Interment parish in 1938, and many grac-s Second part— “Gesu Bambino,” Mt. Olivet. Boulevard service. have come to priests and people Pietro Yon, and “Holy Night,” Wash., and Mrs. Albert Anderson, DANIEL MAHONEY, 2646 Julian Increased sales of beer and con­ as the result of it. It is the belief Adolphe Adams, by Mary Dona- Seattle, Wash.; four grandsons, I GEO. P. ; street. Father of Bernard and J. Philip and two granddaughters. Re­ Mahoney, Denver, and Maurice Mahoney, tinued growth of the brewing in­ and hope of the priests of the due, with Hilogene Davis as as- : HACKETHAL ; San Bernardino, Calif,; brother of Mrs. dustry here prompted the Tivoli parish that the devotion will in­ companist. quiem Mass was offered Thursday, 'Buy Your Winter’s Supply Mary Morrison, Anadarko, Calif. Re­ Union company to install a gov­ crease during the months of the Third part— Cantata, “Chimes Dec. 22, in St. Mary’s church. In­ ► Funeral Director * quiem Mass is being offered Friday at 9 ernment bottling cellar. Three new year. of the Holy Night,” by Holton, terment in Evergreen cemetery. COAL in St. Dominic’s church. Interment Mt. 1240 Acoma TA. 1656 * Olivet. Boulevard service. Mr. Mahoney 2,000-gallon glass bottling tanks The devotions at Loyola each given by full Glee club dressed as Services for Mrs. Mary Mc­ i died in a Denver hospital at the age of are being installed in an air-con­ Friday night begin promptly at choir singers, and the following Laughlin, 120 N. Spruce street, TIME PAYMENT PLAN 82. He was born in Wapello, la., and ditioned government approved cel­ 7:45 o’clock. numbers: were held at St. Mary’s church came to Denver 31 years ago and oper- Thursday, Dec. 22. Interment in "ated a grocery store for several years. lar at a cost of several thousand Chorus, “Christmas Bells Are Nothing Down! 5 to 12 Months to Pay He retired many years ago. His two dollars. This latest addition of Ringing;” solo, “How Beautiful Victor. Furnace Coal, $5.60; Egg or Lump, $5.95 Call A sons in Denver are connected with the equipment by Tivoli brings the Upon the Mountain” Jean Mc­ Funeral services for Mrs. Betty Murphy-Mahoney Motor Co. total cost of improvements in St. Vincent’s Home Lee Elliott, who died Monday, Dec. Ask About the Norge Stoker MRS. FRANCES P. PERRIAM, 185 Lenon; chorus, “But Thou Bethle­ S. Ogden. Wife of Ernest A. Perriam. the plant since the legalization Extends Greetings hem” (obbligato by Jane West 19, were held Wednesday morning, ZONE CAB sister of Mrs. Elizabeth O’Donnell of of beer to nearly $500,000. and Ruby Gilray); duet, “Earth’s Dec. 21, in St. Mary’s church. In­ RUGBY COAL CO., KE. 0121 Cheyenne, Wyo., and Mrs. Mary Cope­ Weary Waiting Done,” Carolyn terment in Evergreen cemetery. MAin 7171 land of Denver. Requiem Mass w’as The nuns and boys at Mt. St. Frank Flj-nn, 924 N. Spruce Home Public Market, 15th and California offered Wednesday at 10 in Holy Family member of the Altir and Rosary society Wing and Jean McLenon: solo, Prompt, Courteou* Service of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel parish. Vincent’s home made the follow­ street, who was a resident of Colo­ CLEAN NEW CABS church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Olinger ing statement in thanking their “In the Watches of the Night,” service. Surviving, besides her husband, is a Carolyn Wing; chorus, “Good rado Springs for 34 years, died VINCENT E. WELSH, Derby. Hus­ son, Angelo Distasi of Denver. benefactors of 1938: Requiem Mass was offered Saturday. Tidings;” solo and chorus, “Let Wednesday, Dec. 21, after an ex­ band of Mrs. Margaret N. Welsh, father We wish to thank our good tended illness. His wife, Mrs. of Robert A. Welsh, son of Mrs. iJohanna Dec. 24, at 9:30 in Our Lady of Mt. friends and benefactors for their Us Go Even Unto Bethlehem,” Welsh, brother of William B., Alfred E., Carmel church. Burial in Mt. Olivet. Frances Flynn; two children, and Happy New Year Hartford-Alcorn W. P. Horan A Son service. help in the past year: The various Jean McLenon; solo, “Jesus Our and Frank Welsh, and Mrs. Nora Starr, Lord,” Beatrice Klartier; solo, four grandchildren survive. Re­ all of.Denver. Requiem Mass was offered organizations which have enter­ quiem Mass was offei-ed Saturday, Frank Williama Barnes School Bldg. Mortuary Tuesday at 9:80 in the Cathedral. Olinger MRS. ELIZABETH SHACKLEY tained us at different times and “The Star in the Eastern Sky,” service. Mr. Welsh, a well-known auto­ Requiem Mass was offered Thursday Carolyn Wing; chorus, “The Lord Dec. 24, in St. Mary’s church. In­ All Makes T5rpewriter Service mobile salesman in Denver for 20 years, at 9 in Annunciation church for Mrs. have made it possible for us terment in Evergeen cemetery. 620 E. Colfax KE. 2779 to attend their programs; the Is Born Today.” 435 14th St. SALES - RENTALS - REPAIRS MAin 349S died in a Denver hospital after a brief Elizabeth Shaekiey, 60. wife of Charles The musicale was directed by illness. He came to Colorado from A. Shaekiey, Denver dairy operator. She members of St. Vincent’s Aid Patronize These Firms. Tliey Illinois and had formerly worked for a died Tuesday m St. Francis' sanatorium and the Annunciation branch of Mary Donahue, music and vocal CALL Denver daily newspaper. after befng in ill health for nearly three teacher, with the aid of Hilogene Are Co-operating With Your SADA M. ATENCIO, 2609 Arapahoe. years. She had been in the sanatorium the S. V. A. for their generous Paper. Requiem Mass was offered Tuesday at 9 two weeks. Mrs. Shaekiey was born in help through the year, and those Davis, accompanist. JOHNSON in Sacred Heart church. Interment Mt. County Cavan, Ireland, and, after living good friends, who, by their contri­ Muaic Teacher in Kanaa* City STORAGE & MOVING CO. Olivet. a few years in Chicago, came to Denver butions to the diocesan collection Miss Mary Donahue left for Colfax Market JOSEPH BERGERON. Requiem Mass 30 years ago. ' and to the Community Chest, have Kansas City, Mo., Dec. 22 to spend WHY TAKE CHANCES? was offered Tuesday at 10 in Sa Francis Surviving, in addition to her husband, her vacation with relatives and You Can Have Dependibl* Servica de Sales* chureh. Interment Mt. Olivet. are two sons, John and Charles Shaekiey: made it possible for us to receive and the Coet le Very tx>w. HARRY J. HYNES, formerly of De a daughter, Rosemary Shaekiey; a sister. support from those sources. friends. QUALITY FRUITS AND VEGETAB Soto hotel. Requiem Mass was offered Mrs. B. A. Cullen; a brother, Thomas J. Miss Jean McLenon, French PEarl 2433 221 Broadway Saturday. Dec. 24. at 8:80 in St. Jos­ McGovern, all of Denver; two other We wish you all a happy and eph’s church. Interment Mt. Olivet. brothers, Patrick and James McGovern, prosperous New Year and pray teacher, is spending the holidays Clark’s—Flowers Florida Fruit C, with relatives in Lincoln, Nebr. COLFAX DRIVE-IN-MARKET FRANK McNELLIS, 821 Inca. Brother and two other sisters, all of Ireland, and that all of our wishes for you may "Free Delivery" w of John, Edward, and Dan McNellis, and another sister. Mrs. Edward O'Malley of be realized. TAbor 3662 Mrs. iCatbryn Lindquest. Requiem High Chicago. Colfax Drive-In Public MaVL DOYLE’S Mass was offered Tuesday at 9 in St. Burial was in Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan Sisters and Boys of IFe Telegraph Flowers Joseph’s church. Interment Mt. Olivet. A Son service. Mt. St. Vincent’s Home. Calhan, Ramah Have HOLIDAY SPECIALS We Ship Pascal Celery to All P' PHARMACY Theodore Hackethal service. Groceries, Meats and Flowers and Plants U. S. A. and Canada < WILLIAM O'TOOLE, 1039 Larimer. FREE DELIVERY Phone CHerry 5524 I The Particular Drucciat FRANK B. STEVENS Brother of Dr. Thomas O’Toole. New Requiem Mass was offered Saturday. Junior C. D. of A. May New Mass Schedule Bakery 17TH AVE. AND GRANT .Underwood, S. Dak. Requiem Mats was Dec. 24, at 9 in St. Paul’s chureh, Idaho Form M o th ers’ Club ExcImlTely a fish KE. 6»S7 FREE DELtVERT offered Wednesday at 9:80 in Holy Ghost Springs, for Frank B. Stevens, 63, who Calhan. — A new schedule of and ponitry market. church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Ted Day spent a great part of his life in pros­ Cards have been mailed to Masses has gone into effect at MURRAY’S Free delivery service. Mr. O’Toole died Christmas pecting and in operating and working in SINCE 1832 PAUL'S eve after being in Mercy hospital for mines in and around Idaho Springs. He mothers, of the Junior Catholic Calhan and its mission, Ramah. On Founded by M. T. Murray TAbor 1776 0 th two weeks suffering from a heart ail­ was born in Idaho Springs when it was Daughters of America inviting the first Sunday of the month Mass Holiday Greetings ment. For several years he had been a boom town and was active until six them to meet with the counselors is said in both towns at 11 o’clock; Phones GA. 5201-02-03 employed at Holy Ghost church as assist­ month ago. when his health broke and he Lirge Stock Holiday Winfi«»Liqaora GOAL Jan. 3 at 8 p. m. At the session on the third Sunday Mass in both West 32nd & Julian DUSTLESS DELIVERY ant caretaker. He was 85. went to a sanatorium. REASONABLE PRICES MRS. ELLEN PEPIN. 2860 Bellaire Surviving is a sister, Mrs. Maggie attempts will be made to organize towns is at 9:15. CUmaz Lump er Ezc tS.IS street. Mother of Henry A. and.Thomas Clark of Denver. KE. 4875 Free Delivery All Grade* at Standard Prie* a Mothers’ club for the Junior C. The holiday party held in the J. Pepin and Mrs. Leslie B. Smith, grand­ Burial was in Idaho Springs. Boule­ D. of A. Ileen Morrissey will ex­ F/SH*p6utTR^ Special Stoker Coal mother of Bernard D., Catherine. Eliza­ vard service.. Ramah auditorium for the chil­ beth, Mary Ann. Bernadette, and Thomas plain the means and purpose of dren was well attended. Over 70 Voss Bros. Bakeries The Owen Goal Co. Pepin, and Donlie and Mary Ellen. Smith: CHARLES W. BRADY the club. Other speakers will children attended and were given —The Beat— M l W. Bayand Av*. SP. great-grandmother of one. and sister of Requiem Mass was offered Tuesday at be Louise Krabacher and Clara candy and popcorn. Before the JOE KEATING’S Miss Mary Leavy, all of Denver. Re­ May We Serve You CAPONS—TURKEYS—DUCKS 9 in St. Dominie’s church for Charles Werle. ames, all were served a luncheon. 1619 Tremont St. .• ------,e quiem High Mass was offered Tuesday at W. Brady, 48. of 2986 Grove street. Special Attention to Parties in St. 9 in Blessed Sacrament church. Inter­ Denver restaurant owner and World war Preceding' the meeting Mrs. f athers J. ,W. Scannell and J. V. Patronize Theae Firms. Then ment Mt. Olivet. Mrs. Pepin, who was veteran, who died in Fitzsimons General Harvey J. Smith, director, will Manning, M.M., both of Colorado Philomena’s and Cathedral 75. came with her parents from Phila- Are Co-Operating With Your hospital following a three-week illness of entertain the counselors and of­ Springs, were guests. The com­ Draught Beer Parishes Paper. DORAN delhia, Pa., to Denver more than 60 pneumonia. After serving in the navy ficers at dinner at the Argonaut years ago and lived here until her death. in the war, Mr. Brady moved to Denver mittee in charge of preparations Chicken Pie Our Specially She was the wife of the late Henry A. and had lived here ever since. Previously hotel at 6:30. A business meet­ was composed of Mrs. John Mixed Drinks HATTERS' Pepin. . '*Hat R«conditioninf he .had made his home in Brighton and ing will be held in connection with Stanko, lunch; Mrs. Joseph Brov- SfiTic# EzcluiTelr’' ' other Colorado towns. He operated the dinner. sky, popcorn, and Mrs. Elizabeth Hot Lunches 25e This Coupon Good for Free Grease Job ^ I Now Located «t _ MRS. THERESA DISTASI restaurants for several years in down­ Mrs. Theresa Distasl. 73. resident of town Denver. He was a member of the Dudrick, decorations. (Offer Expires 12 Days) 733 E. Colfazy at Clarkson Colorado since 1898 and active in private Knights of Columbus. Recovering From Illnea* The Midnight Mass at Calhan Booths for Ladies | CALL MAIN €838 charities, died Dec. 22 in St. Anthony’s Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Vernle M. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Howard on Dec. 25 was well attended. k plck*np and delirery hospital after a three-week illness. Born Brady; two sons, Charles and William of Cathedral parish, who were Masses were also said in Ramah ^ StrriM in Italy, she came from there to Denver Brady, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. JOE KEATING • BILL MUXPBT SHANE OIL CO. in 1898 with her husband. Dominic William Brady of Denver. both seriously ill, are recovering at 9 o’clock and Matheson at DistasL Mra. Distasi was an aetiva Burial in Brighton. Olinger service* rapidly. 10:80.. Colfax at Downing KE. 9058