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POWER OF SPEECH FADED GLORY ESTIMATED AT HEALTH TRIUMPH ™ ™ 'n| DENVER CATHOLIC A* a result of an appeal made by the Rev. Charles E. Coughlin, Detroit’s "radio priest," in his OVER MILLION broadcast last Sunday that his au­ SEAL CAMPAIGN dience of the air telegraph sena­ tors in Washington to vote against the World court, telegraph com­ 1934 Contest Shows $545 Gain Over 1930, 12,452 Colorado Pupils Are Getting Their panies had to employ an "over­ flow” forco to handle the traffic. Previous High Year— Winners Education Under Catholic Auspices, It was announced on Tuesday that more than 40,000 telegrams were The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register, We Have Report Reveals Are Announced Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, and Seven Smaller Services. received in Washington urging the senate to defeat the issue. The Christmas seal campaign for 1934 in the Diocese This year, taking the latest figures available on the Father Coughlin declared the of Denver was a record-breaking success, and the great­ VOL. XXX. No. 24. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, JAN. 31, 1935. $2 PER YEAR per capita cost of education in the state of Colorado, and court is "a double-headed hydra, taking the first semester enrollment figures issued by the born of the League of Nations , . . est achievement ever recorded in the annals of the Holy part and parcel of it . . . as much Childhood association in this section. Predictions made, Pope Praises Catholic Press office of the diocesan superintendent of schools, the Cath­ related to the league as the brain and hopes expressed, that the contest would surpass olic elementary and secondary educational institutions of is to the body . . . a Frankenstein the record of $1,655 made in 1930 have been more than [ the diocese will save the commonwealth an estimated raised up by the international fulfilled; 7,000 parochial students in 38 Colorado Catholic $1,179,951.52. Of this amount $614,155.68 applies to the bankers and plutocrats for the purpose of preserving by force of schools sold 220,000 seals and earned $2,200 for the mis­ city of Denver. The total census of the first semester of arms their plutocratic system sions— the greatest single contribution to the Holy Child­ this scholastic year shows 12,452 pupils enrolled, against against the possible onslaught of hood association ever made in the Western United States. H D . CLimC a total of 12,360 in the first semester of 1933-1934. An Communism." St. Mary’s academy, winner in the 1933 contest, again increase of 92 pupils over the same period last year is fo7**Ame*r^can aXerlLce’ 'o'^ihS silver loving cup Offered for the grand prize brought out in the enrollment figures of the school popula­ winner by averaging $2.87 per tion of the Diocese of Denver just league body and having the back­ ADPOBT S low s issued. ing of President Roosevelt, went student. The first three prizes down to defeat Tuesday. awarded to the schools in Denver In analyzing the totals in the selling the most seals in proportion Splendid charitable work done secondary or high school depart­ Sister Emerentia I to their attendance were awarded for poor of the district served by ment, an increase of 117 pupils Fame is indeed a fickle thing. to St. Dominic’s, Cathedral, and St. Anthony’s Neighborhood house over last year is recorded. Den­ Seventeen years ago Kaiser Wil­ St. Elizabeth’s. Outside of Denver was reported at the annual meet­ ver parochial high schools show 58 helm II was the man of the hour the winners were the Sacred ing of the Denver chapter of the additional enrollments, while the • n Germany. The climax of the pimiiciPiiiE III Heart school, Pueblo; St. Louis’, National Catholic Federation of schools throughout the remainder Is Nun ^ Years, World war was not to be reached Louisville, a n d St. Patrick’s, Nurses. At the center’s clinic 1,- of the diocese had an increase of for several months yet. German Pueblo. 860 cases were treated in the only two students. Non-parochial people, probably their leaders as , Individual cash prizes, given to year, 569 being adults and 1,291 Catholic high schools had a regis­ well, still thought they were to be the boy and girl selling the most children. tration of 431 scholars in the first the victors. On Monday, Wilhelm, HUPS m R H Superior for seals, were won by Charles Kelly Tonsillectomies were arranged semester last year, and an enroll­ the ex-Kaiser, celebrated his 76th of the Annunciation school and for 215, St. Anthony’s hospital ment of 488 this year, an increase birthday, quietly, at his home in Veronica Baudette of St.' Eliza­ donating care for 77 cases, St. of 57. The total enrollment in Program in Her Honor Is exile in Doom, Holland. He put Vatican City.— (NCWC Cable) beth’s, the latter selling the as­ the high school department for the -High appreciation of work of Joseph’s, 65, and Mercy, 66. in his daily period of wood chop­ tounding total of $57 worth of Nurses gave 396 hours to clinic first semester of 1933-1934 was Held in Colorado ping on his birthday, but only two the Paulist Fathers in putting seals. Bonus rewards for selling 2,227, and 2,394 for the- same pe­ souls on the road to heaven was work and doctors donated 147 Springs newspapers of Germany even men­ over 3,500 seals were merited by riod in 1934-1935. The fact that expressed by Alexis Henry Car­ hours. The average number at tioned the anniversary, while Juanita Arechiga of Cathedral and the clinic each week was 47 pa­ the Catholic schools, privately sup­ stress was laid throughout the dinal Lepicier, preaching in the Colorado Springs. — Venerable American Church of Santa Susan- Charlene McLellan of Annuncia- tients. All medicines used were ported, have more than held their country upon the second anniver­ own in the recent trying times is a Sister M. Emerentia, superior of na, in Rome, Sunday, when, by tion. Sister Louis Marie of St. furnished by the Nurses’ federa­ sary of Adolph Hitler’s call to the . , , _ • Mary’s academy, whose room av­ tion. splendid tribute to the devotion St. Francis’ hospital and sana­ Chancellorship on Wednesday. The, permission of the Con^e- of Catholics, religious and lay torium, was the guest of honor at gation of Rites, the Feast of the eraged $3.93 per student, won the St. _ Anthony’s Neighborhood former Kaieer !« acareely even room prize. house is one *f several Catholic alike. a reception given in the beautiful Conversion of St. Paul was ob­ library ot the institution last week memory in hii homeland today. Pencils will be sent to the fol­ agencies working to alleviate the What factors entered into the served there in conclusion of the on Thursday night in commemo­ lowing boys and girls in Denver suffering of the poor in Denver. 2ff-pupil decrease in the elemen­ Octave of Unity. Santa Susanna, ration of the feast day of her Speaking of birthdayi, that of who were the leading seal-sellers It operates entirely upon funds do­ tary division of the Catholic in charge of Paulist Fathers, is patron. Saint. Emerentia. Sister Our own President Roosevelt was the titular church of Cardinal in their respective schools: Jos­ nated by friends and a great deal schools of the diocese are hard to commemorated in a splendid man­ eph Keane and Juanita Arechiga determine, according to the Rev- Emerentia, who has been a mem­ Lepicier. of its activities is carried on by ber of the Franciscan Sisters for ner Wednesday, when practically of Cathedral, Joseph Blesenber- volunteer workers. A wide range William D. McCarthy, diocesan su­ As a theme of his sermon, Car­ 46 years, has been a superior 25 every city of anv size in the coun­ ger and Veronica Baudette of St. of community service is accom­ perintendent of schools. Gains of dinal Uepicier took the conver­ Elizabeth’s, Joseph Donald Adams years. She ^ was superintendent try staged a birthday party in bis plished, the clinic being one of its 34 and 37 pupils were recorded in of the local' institution 16 years sion of St. Paul and his great love and Mary Gallegos of Presenta­ the parochial schools of Denver honor. Proceeds of the parties will more important works. Graduate and then was transferred to St. go to help victims of infantile for Christ. tion. Charles Kelly and Chariene nurses and students from the three and through other parts of the Anthony’s hospital at Denver and Msgr. Eugene S. Burke, rector (Turn to Pago 6 — Column 5) paralysis. President Roosevelt, in- Catholic hospitals of Denver offer diocese, respectively. A decline St. Mary’s hospital at Gallup, New (Turn to Page 4 — Column 1) of the North American college in of 96 pupils, 23 for private and their services at the clinic each Mexico, where she served in the Rome, was celebrant of the Sol­ week. emn Mass. Cardinal Lepicier was (Turn to Page 4 — Colnmn I) same capacity. She returned to HOLY HOUR FOR assisted at the throne by the Rt. resume her office at S t Francis’ Rev. Msgr. Matthew Smith, editor s r i i f E s r Photographed in the Vatican immediately after tbey bad come in September, 1933. CLERGY MONDAY of The Register; his brother, the from a private audience with His Holiness, Pope Pius XI, the picture The reception was attended by Rev. Gregory Smith, pastor of St. shows: Seated, the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Matthew Smith, Denver, editor of practically all of the patients in The monthljr Holy Hour for John’s church, Denverj^ and Msgr. Tbe Register, which has a National Edition and separate editions for Women’s Conclave the sanatorium, the sisters and priests will take place Mon­ William (Tlappertbn, Rector of the twelve'American‘dioceses; standing,'left, the* Rov. F. Gregory Smith, nurses, and a number of friends day afternoon at 4 o’clock in Scotch college in Rome. IIIST j pastor of St. John’s church, Denver, who won the commendation of from the city. I the Pope for promoting 64 vacation schools in the Denver diocese last the St. Thomas’ seminary The American college choir, The Rev. Gilbert O’Maley, 0. chapel. Bishop Urban J. under the direction of Msgr. Rella, ' summer; right, the Rev. Thomas Doran, priest of the Denver diocese S. B., of Canon City, speaking for Vchr will be in attendance. provided the music. doing graduate stiidy in Rome. His Holiness showed enthusiasm over Set for Wednesday the patients, paid a tribute to Sis­ B1 Monc.g:ior Smith’s account of the Catholic press and declared that the ter Emerentia, lauding her for her work of a Catholic editor is a "very great blessing.” Despite,a very kindness and sympathy, and ex­ busy day, he devoted considerable time to the audience, punctuating An intensive one-day program ery presidents, Mrs. P. J. Sullivan has been arranged for the tenth pressing the hope that she may be Watbington.— (INS)— Re»- the Monsignor’s words with "Bene, bene,” and "Multo bene.” (Felici of Denver, Mrs. Claude Mattingly, spared for many more years of BISHOP GIVES BLESSING photo.) annual convention of the Denver olutiont calling on congress Diocesan Council of Catholic retiring president of Pueblo dean­ work on behalf of the afflicted. to protest against the "anti- Women to be held in the Brown ery; Mrs. W. J. Walsh of Greeley, After a program which included religions campaign of tbe Palace hotel Wednesday, Feb. 6. and Mrs. William Reardon of Sa- a magic act by Anthony J, Labey present rulers of Mexico” ami lida. Mrs. Lee Williams, recently and several numbers by a quartet AT KIRCHHOF FUNERAL to appeal to Mexico "in the WORK OF HEROIC It will be replete with interest elected president of Pueblo dean­ consisting of Bernard Vessey, name of humanity” to cease not only to its own affiliations but ery, will be presented by Mrs. Mat­ Walter Bybee, Joseph Schotter, religions persecutions were in- will strive, as does the national tingly. Discussions following re­ and Kenneth Brown, Sister Eme­ op ot Denver pro-, was climaxed by a heart attack in troduceil in the senate MISSIONARY TOLD convention, to “ bring the spjrit of ports of committees will be of rentia cut a large cake, which was ilfeunced the la.st absolution over December. Thursday afternoon, Jan.^31, faith to the spirit of the world.” (Turn to Page 4 — Column 3) served with coffee. one of Denver’s finest Catholic In his sermon. Monsignor O’­ by Senator William E. Borah, The sessions will be open to all women when he said the final Ryan, one of Colorado’s best Republican, of Idaho. Brother Eugene Frank, Cousin of Denver Woman, interested women and it is hoped blesMng of the Church over the known Catholic orators, discussed that reports of work already ac­ remains of Mrs. Frank Kirchhof briefly the proper Catholic atti­ The resolutions provided that tbe senate foreign rela­ Now Believed Gravely Wounded—Was complished through various com­ SECOND DAUGHTER OF jn the Denver Cathedral Thursday tude toward death, spoke of Mrs. mittees will inspire others to par­ morning, following a Solemn Re- Kirchhof as “ a good child of the tions committee investigate First Reported Slain reports of Mexican religious ticipate in work yet to be done. Jesus persecutions and determine Mt. Hagan mission station whom DETECTIVE TO BE NUN ^‘in what way we may best While many Catholics through­ of the council, will preside at the tor of the Cathedral. The funeral Christ” He said, "We bury a out the United States were read­ Brother Eugene served in New business sessions and at the din­ sormon was given by the Rt. Rev. good wife and a good mother, who serve tbe cause of tolerance Guinea. and religious freedom.” ing an article on the heroic life ner. The convention will open at Two Denver girls will take im­ Chantal academy, Springfield, I^is- -M.sgr. William O’Ryan, pastor of built a real Christian home.” 10 o’clock, with prayer by the portant steps on the way to life souri. The funeral Mass was offered in Tbe resolutions were couch­ spent ill the Interior jungles of The rugged existence of the two St. Leo’s church. Mrs. Kirchhof, Rev. John R. Mulroy, spiritual di­ as nuns Saturd^, Feb. 2. Miss Miss McAuliffe’s father, Daniel the presence of a large crowd of ed in the strongest terms used New Guinea by Brother Eugene missionaries at their mission sta­ wife of Frank Kirchhof, president rector of the council. The Very Camilla McAuliffe, senior at the McAuliffe, is a city detective, and prelates, priests, sisters, and lay against a foreign nation in Frank, S.V.D., a cousin of Mrs. tion and the primitive peoples, of the American National bank, Rev. Dean Wolohan, spiritual di­ Sacred Heart school, left Thurs­ her brother, Gerald, was recently persons gathered to pay their final any measures introduced in Edward M. Kohl of 3055 W. 38th among whom they have been la­ died at her home at 1260 Frank­ rector of Pueblo deanery, will give day afternoon for Mt. St. Joseph elected to the state Iggisiature. A tribute to a woman who for 46 congress since the declaration avenue, Denver, a report reached boring are described in Father lin street Tuesday afternoon after the invocation at the opening of on the Ohio, near Cincinnati, where sister, Sister Mary Agnes, is on several months of ill health that (Turn to Page 4 — Column 3) of war against Germany. the motherhouse of the Society of Ross’ article, the priest paying the Divine Word in Techny, Illi­ high tribute to the missionary, the afternoon session. The day she will enter the novitiate of the the faculty of the Cathedral school nois, that the missionary has been brother and his work on behalf of will be devoted to the reading of Charity Sisters who teach at the in Denver. Miss McAuliffe’s moth­ murdered by the arrows of savages the missions. the message of the president, Mrs. Cathedral alid Sacred Heart er died recently. The family home T j A. Cosgriff; reports of officers schools, Denver. Miss Agatha R. is at 2 4 3 8 Federal boulevard. to whom he devoted his life. An­ Earned Savage*’ Respect NO PERSECUTION, SAYS other report, published in the and chairmen of standing commit­ Goetz will take her first vows as Mrs, Andrew Goetz and son, early-week edition of The Reg­ Describing Brother Eugene as tees, including those of the dean­ a Visitation nun at the S t de (Turn to Page 4 — Column 6) ister, gives hope that Brother Eu­ “ six feet of bone and muscle,” gene may still be alive, although Father Ross points out that he had MEXICAN OFFICIAL! it is feared that he i.s at least the distinction of being "the first gravely wounded and in the hands New Guinea brother of the Society of the natives somewhere in the of the Divine Word to start work GENERAL HOSPITAL CHAPLAIN The conditions in Mexico made by the by refusing to allow priests to ex­ isolation and primitiveness of New beyond the one-end-of-the-world through its official representatives Holy Name men of Colorado, and ercise their ministry, by throwing Guinea’s jungle fastnesses. line of the distant Bismarck moun­ them and their followers into jail tains. “ No government posts to refu.ses to admit that Catholics in said that there is no persecution Only a few days before the first Mexico are being persecuted, in of the Catholic religion in Mexico, if found’ at Mass, and by taking make life safer,” Father Ross adds, HAS REAL JOB ON HIS HANDS away all personal liberty of Cath­ report came that Brother Eugene “ no White neighbors upon whom the face of all the evidence that but that the government found it had met a tragic death in the field ha.s been piled up on this score! nece.ssary to “ bring into order the olics. The American ambassador to call in an emergency; alone he in the habit of attempting suicide, of his labors. The Christian Fam­ lives among these Stone Age sav- Fr. Willard Berberich of Spiritual Ministrations >1. G. Calderon, at the time Mexi­ political and subversive action of to Mexico, though probably mis­ having accidents, or deciding to ily and Our Missions, monthly ages earning their respect and af­ can consul at Denver, wrote a let­ the Mexican Catholic clergy.” led, has nevertheless condoned magazine published by the Father.s St. Joseph’s Parish on in Year Show Amaz­ The government has done this and encouraged these actions by fection.” die at the most convenient possi­ ter in reply to the protest about of the Divine Word, appeared with Duty There ble hours. No, the wee hours of ing Total his official conduct. an article by the Rev. William The assault on Brother Eugene It* may be mere coincidence, but the morning seem to be more pop­ Ross, S.V.D., the pastor of the (Torn to Page 4 —Column 4) ular for these unpleasant occur­ Father Campbell, spiritual director (By Charle* J. McNeill) from time to time is ifonsulted by ences, and it is frequent that non-Catholic patients who have of the Diocesan union, who signed When people jump out of hotel MISSION WEEK TO his name and title clearly to the Father Berberich is called to the become interested in the Church letter of protest, was addressed windows, try to commit suicide, Denver General late at night or through seeing the work he him­ by Mr. Calderon as "Mr. Harold PIONEER CHARITY NUN get hurt in automobile accidents, early in the morning to mend self is doing or through their fa­ OPEN ON SUNDAY V. Campbell.” It mav be another are stabbed or shot in Denver, some poor sinner’s soul while the miliarity ndth the ministrations of coincidence, but Mr. Calderon, they are taken to the Denver doctors and nurses try to hold members of the St. Vincent de life in his broken body. Responding to the hope “ that and Father Donnelly of St. Fran­ who is supposed to be a fine Cath­ General hospital. When Catholics Paul society, who, the priest says, the world may be converted to the cis de Sales’. The Rev. William olic, .after writing the letter Jan. OF TRINIDAD IS DEAD are taken to Denver General, it is Besides his many emergency are doing untold good in breaking true faith” expressed in fhe Mis­ Higgins of St. Philomena’s will 23 was transferred Jan. 26 to the Rev. Willard Berberich, C.SS. cases, Father Berberich has a num­ down bigotry Hbward the Catholic sion week letter, Colorado’s paro­ be the deacon and the Rev. Mr. Presidio, Texas, his place here be­ R., a native of Denver who is sta­ ber of regular patients upon whom religion by their works of charity. chial schools have fallen in line Stanislaus Garland of St. Thomas’ ing taken by Joel Quinones, for­ Trinidad. — Sister Gertrudus sisterhood, Sister Gertrudus was tioned at St. Joseph’s church, he calls weekly. Every Monday Seven adult converts were made for a concentrated week of mis­ •eminary the subdeacon. The Very merly connected with the Mexican Duran, one of the pioneer Sisters connected with hospitals in Trini­ who cares for thetr spiritual needs. he makes a complete tour of the as a result of the priest’s meeting sionary activity. Practically every Rev. Thos. D. Coyne, rector of consulate at Nogales, Arizona. It of Charity of the Southwest, con­ dad and in New Mexico, having In 1934 Father Berberich distrib­ big general hospital, rtsiting pa- with non-Catholic patients last school in the Denver diocese has St. Thomas’ seminary, will be the may be coincidence; but.it would nected for many years with the spent the greater part of the time uted more than 1,000 Commun­ tienta in their rooms, A short■lyear. Besides these seven. Father signified its intention to play its archpriest. The sermon will be seem that the Mexican government San Rafael hospital here, passed at San Rafael hospital. Her ions, heard more than 1,000 Con­ service for those able to leave’ Berberich also baptized 12 in­ own particular pert in the celebra­ preached by Bishop Vehr, preceded has given its agents strict orders away at thd hospital Wednesday grandfather had come from Spain, fessions, administered the Last their beds is held in the library, fants in 1934. tion of the tenth annual Mission by a reading of the “ Crusader’s about camouflaging its actions, and evening, Jari. 16, after a long ill­ and her father, Pedro Ignacio Dur­ Sacraments to 290 persons, many where a table is used as an altar According to Father Berberich, week under the auspices of the Pledge,” in which ell will join, by is keeping them on the move so ness. She was 78 years old and an, was one of the early-day pio­ of whom received the rites sev­ and where from 15 to 20 persons his work is made more pleasant by loccl conference of the Catholic the Rt. Rev. Hugh L. McMenamin, that effective action by Catholics had been an invalid for over a neers of this community. eral times; baptized 19 persons, receive Communion each month. the co-operation and assistance Students’ Mission Crusade and the rector of the Cathedral. The mu­ in this country cannot be’ made year. She had belonged to the She is survived by a sister, who and paid innumerable visits to pa­ After spending several hours in given him by all hospital authori­ Diocesan Mission society. sic will be under the direction of through them. sisterhood for 62 years. is Sister Josefa of Glockner hos­ tients in the hospital’s various the hospital in the daytime. Father ties. Dr. B. B. Jaffa, assistant Mission v/eek w ll be officially the Rt. Rev. Joseph J. Bosetti, After disclaiming power to in­ Sister Gertrudus was born in pital at Colorado Springs, and two wards. In January of this y e p Berberich usually returns on Mon­ commissioner of health in Denver, day night to administer the Last onened on Sunday, Feb. 3, with V.G., Chancellor of the Diocese tervene with his government in the Taos, New Mexico. Sixty-five years brothers, Macario and John A. the chaplainhapL has already adminis- and Mrs. Bessie Haskins, superin­ Masses being celebrated for the of Derver. Regis college, RegLs matters, Mr. Calderon wrote the ago, she came with her parents to Duran, also of Colorado Springs. tered the Last Sacraments to 53 Sacraments to those who appear tendent of the hospital, have both Propagation of the Faith at the high school, Loretto Heights col­ following paragraph, which is Las Animas county, settling at Numerous relatives also slirvive, patients at the hospital, a much in danger of death. Other visits offered him ev ery possible assist­ lege, Pancratia hall. Cathedral quoted exactly: “ Nevertheless, I Weston, a farming community 20 both in this county and in New higher number than his monthly are made throughout the week. ance in the pursuit of his duties. Cathedral and Loyola in Denver, Communion is distributed every and St. Patrick’s in Pueblo. At high school, and St. Mary’s acad­ wish to rectify the conception that miles west of Trinidad. At the Mexico. Solemn Requiem Mass average for last year. Miss Leavitt and Miss Durkin, first Friday in the tuberculosis the Cathedral, Solemn Pontifical emy will assemble on Logan street the Government of my country is age of 16 she made the long and was sung at the hospital chapel, Scarcely a day in the year Catholic supervisors in the emer­ at 9:45 and march into' the Cathe­ persecuting the Catholic Religion, tedious trip from Weston to Santa the Rev. Robert A. Henneman offi­ passes that Father Berberich does ward and special calls are made gency ward and in the 48-hour .Mass will be celebrated by the there when patients appear close Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr. D.D., dral for the services. because in Mexico not any reli­ Fe to enter the Sisters of Charity, ciating, assisted by Fathers F. L, not receive one or more emergen­ ward, respectively, also aid him in to death. Bishop of Denver. The deacons At Loyola,, the Mass will be cele­ gion is persecuted, for only, mak­ having made the journey with her Sebastian! and Garcia. Interment cy calls from hospital authorities, caring for patients at the hospital. of honor will be Father Berbers, brated by the Rev. T. H. Devlin, ing use of the powers and the duty father on burros. took place in the sisters’ lot at the and he is subject to summons 24 In making his regular rounds of His work is hard. Father Bcr- S.J., president of Regis college. (Turn to Pig* 4 — Colnmn 4) (Turn to Page 6 — Column 5) Ill the 62 years she was in the Catholic cemetery. hours every day. People are not the hospital. Father Berberich (Turn to Pago 6 — Column 2) PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telenhonp. Main 5413 Thursday, January 31, 1936 Library Group BIG AFFAIR W IU BE STAGED Reps C d Paly SAND a MONET v c i S O y \ — ^ lOBBUCX AMD C a DAVIS Sk SHAW'S Whether yon think yon need glattet or not, visit our Optical DapL BY ST. JOSEPH’S MEN’S GROUP and ask tor a scientific triple •check examination. Elects Officers The Holy Name society will tenor in Msgr. Bosetti’s choir; Startling Success JOHN R. COYLE 1740 BROADWAY stage a n eat entertainment and Miss Jane Moore, a blues singer, FEBRUARY Optometrist in ebargo Opposite Brown Palace smoker Thursday evening, Feb. 7, who accompanies herself; the pop­ in the church auditorium. The ular dance instructor, Jimmie Gal­ At a meeting of the Catholic same kind of a show was presented lagher, and his partner with an (R«gl« High School) Library association at the library, about a year ago and was such act of t ^ e boys; two professional The Regis card party Tuesday FURNITURE 625 16th street, Jan. 26, with Miss a success that many requests were acts from next week’s show at the night was a startling success. One Nellie Lennon as chairman, a con­ received for another like it. The Tabor, through the courtesy of hundred and forty tables were sur­ HORSE SHOE INN stitution and by-laws were adoptr, ladies and children are just as Harry Huffman, who also donated rounded by card players. There 1636 COURT PLACE ed, and officers elected. The welcome as the men, and will en­ the beautiful stage curtain; Jack were prizes for each table, elab­ SALE White,, an excellent entertainer, Now Under the Management of Bertha Mae Sauriderg, by-laws provide for regular quar­ joy the bouts and exhibitions that orate door prizes, music, delight­ will be staged by some of the best with a single or double quartet Member of Cathedral Parish terly meetings of the members ful refreshments, and a spirit of and a monthly meeting of the talent in the city, under the direc­ which he directs; Margaret Bauer genial merriment that made the If you have been thinking about COMPLETE FULL COURSE LUNCHEONS executive board. Miss Mary tion of a past master of the fight in a difficult balancing and acro­ more than 600 people in attend­ buying eome furniture, now ia a 25^ 35^ 40^ Coughlin, chairman of the nomi­ game, Charlie Rust. batic act; George Hackethal has ance call it a gala affair. The Norman Bellrose, who is the prepared an act, and will be as­ FULL COURSE DINNERS nating committee, submitted the party was arranged by the Regis mighty good time to buy it. DAVIS following nominations, which were chairman of the entertainment sisted by his son, Desmond. High Mothers’ club under the di­ & SHAW’S are not ballyhooing 35^ 50^ 75^ unanimously accepted; committee, has secured some of The members assisting Mr. rection of Mrs. Ralph Taylor, Bellrose are the Messrs. Bill Ham­ Officers—The Most Rev. Urban the best amateur and professional president, ably assisted by Mrs. about price reductions so ridiculous J. Vehr, Bishop of Denver, presi­ talent in the city. ilton, W. J. McBride, Charles Harvey W. French. All the moth­ Rust, and the officers. Turner, that people get the impression we dent; Miss Nellie Lennon, first Joe Flood will be the master ers of the students worked to make Canny, and Bliesmer, and their vice president; Mrs. D. G. of ceremonies. He will introduce the party outstanding. The prizes are giving furniture away. Don’t the following acts, which will al­ leader, the Rev. W. L. Berberich, were donated and the refresh­ Monaghan, second vice president; Tickets are 25c and may be pro­ be misled by exaggerated claims. Annual Sale Miss Helen Butler, secretary and ternate with the boxing exhibi­ ments prepared by the mothers. tions: Palmer Van Hill, leading cured from the members or at the It was all done to raise funds for While we do not shout “ 50% O ff!” librarian; Miss Catherine Lahr, rectory. The proceeds will bene­ treasurer; Miss Margaret Hamil­ the definite material improvements fit the general church fund. The a careful examination • will prove ton, recording secretary, and the planned by the club for Regis show will begin promptly at 8 and Rev, John R. Mulroy, spiritual di­ high. to you that our Sale Prices are lower be of two and one-half hours' du­ rector. Last Monday afternoon, at the than those ordinarily found. We ration. last class period, the students ail Directors — The Most Rev. L. C. B. A. to Most invite you to come in and see our’' H 0 ° M E Urban J. Vehr, chairman of the adjourned to the Regis Little S t Joseph’s branch No. 611, L. theater to hear the reading of the board; the Rev. E. T. Sandoval, C. B. A., will hold an open meet­ February Sale offerings. S.J., Mrs. T. A. Cosgriff, Mrs. averages made in the first semes­ ing in the church hall Tuesday ter of school work. The class lead­ Louis Hough, Miss Anne O’Neill, evening, Feb, 5, at 8 o’clock. The and Miss Grace Palmer. ers were named as follows: Sen­ WARES Rev. E, J. Dockery, C. SS. R., iors, Jack Furstenberg: juniors, Miss Lennon appointed a com­ the spiritual director, and the “ A,” Lawrence Collins, “ B,” Louis Bright and shining kitchen utensils . . . housecleaning aids mittee, composed of Miss Mary branch officers extend cordial Daris and Shaw a Morrissey; sophomores, “ A /' Hugh laundry supplies Coughlin, chairman; Miss ElizS' PIRISi ELPCI invitation to all the women of the Cahill, “ B,’’ Barry Corrigan; beth Murphy, Miss Lillian An­ parish to attend. A short and in­ freshmen, “ A,” Jerome Barry, 1434 Champa St. thony, andna William Richards, to teresting program has been pre­ “ B,” Robert Syrianey. The classes arrange for book reviews and (Pretentatloa Parish) pared. The Holy Name society elected of the second semester were be­ Opposite Gas & Electric Bldg. other occasional activities. She The card party held Wednesday reduced the following officers for 1935: gun Monday morning. A special appointed Mrs, John Holmes pub­ afternoon, Jan. 30, was the big­ President, A1 Langfield; vice presi­ class in trigonometry has been licity chairman. A membership gest afternoon party in point of dent, Bob Gruber; treasurer, P. inttoduced in this half-year. committee, headed by William attendance and financial return Mirro Aluminum McCurry, and secretary, Emil Richards, with Misses Fisher, and since the parties were inaugurated Next Monday the debaters will WindBor Sauce Pan, onc-quart tixe, regularly BOc...... 29c Eggert. begin their activities. A debate Straight-side Sauce Pans, set of three, 1, iVii, and 2-quart, with Klein assisting, was also named. by the Altar and Rosary society. covers, regularly $2.86...... -$2.19 The officers of the Young La­ The credit is due the joint host­ with Littleton high on the question Convex Sauce Pans with covera, set of three, 1, 2, and 8-quart, dies’ sodality for 1936 are: Presi­ esses, Mmes. William McTavlsh of federal aid in education will be regularly $8.50 ...... - ...... - ...... $2.38 dent, M. Reinhardt; vice president, and John McCloskey. The door held at Littleton and the following, Lipped Sauce Pans, set of three, 1, and IH-qt., regularly |1.70....$1.29 Agnes Levstik; secretary, Mar­ Monday the same question will be ! Rice Boiler, regularly $2.15.,...... —...... $1.7S prize, a beautiful luncheon set, Rice Boiler, 1-quart, regularly $1.95...... $1.45 garet Cronky, ana treasurer, Rita went to Mrs, A. Glady of St. Dom­ debated at Regis, each school I Study auil Social Carol. changing sides on the question for inic’s parish. Twenty-six dollars Heavy Cast Aluminum A successful meeting was held was realized for the milk fund. the second meeting. by the P.-T. A. Thursday, Jan. 17, Mrs. C, Larry Sexton received In the Latin contest between COTcred Roaster . . . medintn size, recularljr $4.75...... — ...... $3.4S when Fhther McCarthy gave a Covered Kettle. 4-qusrt stsinless alumioum, rerularly $6.95...... $3.SS a telegram Wednesday, Jan. 28, all the Jesuit high schools in the Double Frying Pan. stainless aluminum, regularly $2.95.—.... .— ...... $1.08 Club Inaugurated very interesting and instructive informing her of the death of her Missouri and Cnicago provinces Puritan Covered Sauce Pan, 8-quart, regularly $2.60...... —,...... $1.69 talk. A short program was given the papers of Jack Furstenberg Tern Kettle, 5-quart, regularly $8.96------$2.08 20-year-old brother, Ralph, in the by the school children, and, at the Francis E. Warren hospital, Chey­ and Joseph Mclnerney were sent close, refreshments were served enne, Wyoming. He was burled to Chicago to represent Regis. (St. Lonit’ Parith, Englewood) in the old rectory. It was encour­ Friday, Jan. 25, in Gillette, Wy­ Home Wares Shop The Study and Social club for aging to see many of the chil­ oming. FORTY HOURS’ DEVOTION drens fathers present. Arapahoe Downstairs the young people of. the parish The Rev. E .^ . Dockery, acting W*ek of Feb. 3: Canon inaugurated its program last The first of a series of socials pastor, has called a meeting of the . City, St, Scbolattiea’a aeail- week, with 47 boys and girls at was held Wednesday, Jan. 23, at officers and the prefects of the Al­ omy. the meeting. The next meeting the home of Mrs. Eckersall, 614 tary and Rosary society for Tues­ of the club will be Wednesday Tennyson street. A very enjoy­ day evening in regard to the din­ Silver Dollar day* at K. of C. evening, Feb. 6, at 8 o’clock. Fol­ able time was spent by those ner that is scheduled for Satur­ home, Feb. 14, IS, and 16. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS lowing the meeting, there will be present and refreshments were day, Feb. 23. Some changes have a social hour. All Catholic boys served by the hostess. Those pres­ been made in the work to be done and girls in the parish and vicinity ent were Mesdames Lord, Rogers, by the prefects, and it is very ur­ 16 years of age and over and in­ Glore, Ecklerp Payne, and Buch- gent that they be present. The vited to attend. holz. meeting will be held after the ser­ A canvass of the officers and The P.-T, A. gave a lunch vices. members of the P.-TiA. is being ay, In a letter received by one of the the made at the present time to ascer­ thus obtained goes towards parishioners from Father Shaw of tain the advisability of extending fund for serving lunches to the Kansas City Wednesday, it said financial assistance to the Study school children. that Father Gunn expected to and Social club. If this assistance Improvements are being made leave the hospital there Wednes­ **Wkere Denver Shops With ConMenee** is forthcoming, it would be pos­ in the old rectory. Some partitions day. He will probably be home the sible to conduct the club without are being tom out, thus making latter part of next week. The the payment of dues. The ques­ two large rooms, which will great­ letter said that the doctor jis sure tion" ^ ill he deiirfihd at the next ly improve the building, both for he will make a complete re­ meeting of the P.-T.A. meeting purposes and for serving covery. the dauy lunches to the children. New officers chosen at the meet- The following schedule of usher Mr. Sorg, with the assistance of appointments will be effective ing of the Daughters of Mary so- Charles Messner, generously un­ All this month . . dality-j-jj Monday- - evening are: Flora Sunday and for the balance of the dertook the job free of charge. month: Six o’clock Mass, Burke, Hufnagel, prefect; Alice Miller, The P.-T. A. has also bought a first assistant prefect; Regina Callahan, and Rust; 7, Foechterle, piano that will help a great deal Powell, second assistant prefect; Bergner, McBride, and Winter; to improve the programs ^iven at our great annual Maxino Smith and Marguerite 8:30, Hackethal, McCarthy, Mc- the P.-T. A. meetings. It is hoped Broclg;^ . consult^s; Katherine Closkey, and Sheridan; 9:80, to form a Mothers’ choir and to Ernest Berberich, George Canny, Nachazef, treasurer; Cecilia O’­ have community singing at the Toole, secretary, and Frances Frank Fiala, and Art ^ la v is h ; Sausa, sacristan. The sodality is meetings. 11:30, Joe Bahl, Leo Donovan, extending to members of the The committee in charge of Joe Schull, and Rick McNichoIas; FEBRUARY Golden and Littleton sodalities an raising funds for the purchase of PerpetiTAl Help devotions Tuesday invitation to a party Monday, Feb. the new organ is very well pleased nights, Tom Kavanagh, Bob Tur­ with the response given so far to 11, in Concordia hall. ner, John Swanger, and Larry their appeal by members of the Sexton. New members received into the parish. The canvass of the parish Altar society in response to its Rally to Be Held is being continued, and it i$ hoped In response to the appeal of the FURNITURE SALE I appear for members are Mmes. G. that all members will be called on Learned, S. Helmer, F. Connors, mission society to dedicate the before the fund is closed. week of Feb. 3 to the widesjpread E. Bondreaux, M. Marks, Mary A sick committee has been Rice, J. Gunzner, C. R. Lesage, study of missions, the members of formed.~------— , Mrs. 7 . Bohl , of .V. 613' Quit- the tne J^nmuinPaladin ivuuuuRound Tablexauxn uiof ouSt. and J. Moore. man street is in charge this month, j^geph’s high school are sponsor- Members of the Altar society Now is the time to revive your home . . . add new in­ will receive Communion in a body Sek^memLw*!)f*1he*parish?^ ^ ® Friday, Feb. at the 8 o’clock Mass Sunday 8. terest, hew furniture! Never before have we offered in The next rehearsal for the com­ The entire student body will at­ morning, Feb. 3. The monthly edy, “ The Old Maids’ Club,’’ will meeting will be held Tuesday aft­ tend Mass and receive Holy Com- j be held Friday Feb. 1, at the munion Friday morning at 8. A | our February Furniture Sale so much new furniture at ernoon, Feb. 5, instead of Mon­ home of Mrs. Ream^ Ninth and day, The meeting will be pre- breakfast will be served by the j Sheridan, at 1 p. m. The play will high school girls in the church such drastic savings. Fine furniture from the country’s ceeded by a covered-dish luncheon be given Thursday, Feb. 14, in the at 1 o’clock. hall. A candy sale will be held in ' Barnum school auditorium at 8 the afternoon, and a mission play Mass will be said in the church p. m. A matinee will be given in finest manufacturers . . . now on sale in our Furniture this Saturday morning, .Feb. 2, will be presented by Mary Agnes Redman hall for the sisters and ' Collins, Ann Standhart, Lucille the Feast of the Purification. the school children Fridayi Feb. Department. Furniture for every room in the house. . . Blessing of candles will precede Leonard, Jerry Ganschou^ Cath­ 14, at 2 p. m. Tickets are 25 erine Kaden, Joseph Keough, the Mass. Parishioners wishing to cents for adults and 10 cents for obtain candles for use in their Jimmy Madden, Anthony Plccoli, never before shown in this district. This is not a clear­ children, and may be procured Edward Finni, Jack Sweeney, and homes can do so after the Mass from members of the cast and out­ Saturday or after the Sunday Joseph Connell. ance, but a sale of all new, style-right furniture. side the church after both Masses The play will be followed by a Masses. Sunday, Feb. 3. The receipts will The ceremony of blessing discussion of various interesting go into the P.-T. A. treasury to mission topics. The proceeds of throats on the Feast of St. Blase help provide the hot lunches for The DeBT«r—Third and Fourth Floors will be held after all the Masses this rally will be used for the the children of the school. missions. i this Sunday morning. The Needlework club met Thurs­ day, Jan. 31, and CTve a shower for Mrs. Harold Kersteins, vice NERVOUS PEOPLE president of the Alter and Rosary DELIGHTED WITH society, and an active member of the club. Results of Koenig’s Nervine The Alter and Rosary society Ara you nervoui, Irritable, alwaye on met at 3 o’clock 'Thursday after­ edge? Do -you suffer from »leeple«ine*» noon, Jan. 31. and nervous headaches? Then here's good news. Over Friday, Feb. 1, being the first 40 years ago ■ Friday, devotions in honor of the group of eminent Sacred Heart will be held at 7 :30 physicians In Ger­ many discovered ■ p. m. formula for the The Alter and Rosary society treatment of nei- will receive Communion at the 8 vonsnese. Their o’clock Mass Sunday, Feb. 8. prescription m e t Father Geisert preached the Buy It at the Home Public Market with such phe­ nomenal snccees closing sermon at the Forty Hours’ that its fame devotion at'H oly Family church spread throughout Tuesday, Jan. 29. PHONE MAIN 1026 OPEN SUNDAY MORNING Europe to Amer­ Dtavor'a Eacluaivt Marktl ica. Today their formula, which It sailed Koenig’t Headquarters ior BREEN-CORFMAN Nervine, is ae- EYES EXAMINED claimed every­ BOOTH'S CERTIFIED where becanse of Florists its great value In GlasMt SEA FOODS the treatment of That I486 CALIFORNIA nervousness. Gat a handbook of Fish Cookerv Why neglect nervousness when quick SatUfy whan you make a purchase at our market. I relief is possible? Try thle celebrated Reasonable 1 medicine. Kocnig’e Nervine has given Wa offer only saltctod See Foods relief to thousands. Koenig’s Nervine is Prices and drtssad Poultry at all times. ;/ l YOUR BAKERS AND i entirely free from all harmful drugs and is positively guaranteed or your money Con sciontioni ARCADE RED STAR ICE CREAM MAKERS will be refunded. Get a bottle of Koenig’s Servlet Nervine from yonr druggist tod ey --^ send for a free trial slit bottle. Uea WM. E. CASH STORES Camfol Pecan Fudge o coupon. LEWIS FISH Grocery & Market Cake* ...... 25c-80c McLAIN I Midget Butter Pound Ceko* 10c KOENIG MEDICINE CO.. Dept, R 48, SHOP Swift’s Premium 1046 N. Wells 8t., Chicago, DUnols. 'itoraetrisl Hill^ Bros. Coffee I Lonion Chiffon, Fresh Please send me a free trial site bottle Froth SaliooB, Whola or Oleomargarine Rhubarb, Cherry Piet...... 19c of Koenig’ s Nervine. ______1SO0 Half, Ih...... 15e I Hot Crott Bunt, doz...... 24c WILLIAM E. McLAIN CHAMPA • Red Can, 2 lbs., 59^ Pound 14^ I Butter Bitcnitt, dos...... 15c Optometrist Choice Young Turkey*, lb. 15e YOURS FOR SERVICE Ity ------— SUtt

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Thursday, January 31, 1935 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER PAGE THREE New Hour Set SENIORS AT ST. MARY’S TO Bellamnne Club 'ir ’w ^r w tr w w w y w w w ▼ w w w w w w w w w ▼ w w w Preferred Parish PRESENT P U Y ON SUNDAY ; Olinger Mortuaries; Trading List-- ^ INC. ^ for CUlilren) The members of the senior ened her first yearnings. Two WiD Start New class of St. Mary’s academy will years later she was baj)tized. CATHOLIC MEMBERS of our personnel and tlie terminate their studies in the Persecuted by her cruel tribe, finest equipment and facilities are assigned to MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER; Paladin Study club Sunday eve­ she fled to Caughnawaga, wherq ning at 8:15 o’clock with the pres­ she was a model of Christian life. Every Catholic Service The merchant* repreianted in thi* section are booster*. They are Siinday Scliooi entation of the play, “ Tekawitha, She made her First Communion Semester Feb. 1 anxious to work with you and are deserring of your patronage. Co­ Lily of the Mohawks.” For the at Christmas, resisted a second at­ operate with them. past ten weeks the T^blers have tempt to force her to marry, and (St. Catherine’s Parish) given time to an intensive study made the vow of virginity on the The Bellarmine Philosophical A new hour has been set for of the Indian missions, the Paladin Feast of the Annunciation in 1679, club, established two years ago in JOSEPH E. BONA, Yiee Premdent the children of the public schools degree constituting the reward for the first Indian maiden known to connection with the Regis College St. Francis de Sales' for Sunday school. The new hour their efforts. have done so. She died April 17, * will be 3:30 on Thursday after­ 1680. Her grave above the St. Library, held the semi-annual ex­ noons in the school building. The The play portrays the dramatic aminations for its members work­ Phone Spruce 8867 life of Kateri Tekawitha, a little Lawrence river is a place of pil­ ) 16th at Bouldef and Speer Blvd. at G erm an WERNET’S „first session will be Feb. 7. This grimage, and inscribed on the ing for credits, at Regis, Jan. 27. change was made in order that it maiden who was the spiritual Joan The new semester begins Friday, Bobs Meat Markets D’Arc of the Indian nation, and granite urn are the words, “ Fair­ All Department*: GAllup 0303 LIQUOR STORE might effectively serve the conven­ est flower that ever bloomed Feb. 1, and will take up applied who at present is being considered Please write or phone for onr gift bookie^, “ Looking Akead.” Quality and Service SPruce 5753 39 BROADWAY ience of the children and also among true men.” psycholog^y, embracing will-devel­ the parents. All grade school for beatification and canonization. opment, character, and Christian The data uncovered by the Albany The following poem, the public We delirer for $1.00 purchase Imported Wines and Liquor* children are requested to be achievement of Miss Margaret personality in its modern phases High % Beer present. tribunal will soon be transmitted and problems. The Rev. Emman­ ' or more. to Rome. A few of the very many Day, when' sung to music, com­ ED WERNET, Prop. The new schedule of Masses at posted by Miss Mary Ann War- uel T. Sandoval, S.J., who has 93 Broadway 1219 So. Pearl St Catherine’s, beginning this favors obtained through the inter­ conducted these lectures for two cession of Kateri is the curing pf riner, adds to the unusual beauty SPruc* 9908 275 South Legao Sunday, is 6, 7, 8 (children of of the play: years, will continue during the BUCHANAN’S Autborued United Motors Service grades 5 to 8), 9 (children of a Fordham football player of next semester. lesions of the brain when his par­ KATERI Dolco Remy - North East A. C. Service grades 1 to 4), 10, 11, and 12. Winds caresaing The classes will be held as usual Preferred Parish CAFE Feb. 9 is the date of the an­ ents had given up alh hope, solu­ Seem to nive their bleasinf every Friday evening at 7:45 and tion of financial problems, and the To the abftdowa, softly 369 So. Broadway LOGAN GARAGE nual social of the Holy Name, FallinK vhere she longed to be. will consist of two academic pe­ C. E. SH ERRED, Prop. Regulars in St. Catherine’s gym. bringing back of long-lost apos­ riods of 50 minutes each, with a tates. Flowerlets weeping. Trading List< Hi % Beer and Winei “ The Home of Specialized Service” In the basketball league Sun­ O’er her grave are keeping five-minute intermission. Because Watch o’er one who loved them Home-Made Chili Wo Use Weidenboff Analyzer day, team B beat team C in the Kateri was bom in 1656 at the of the new'Catholic library and Indian village, Ossemenon, now ’TUI she reached the heaven’s rim! Hot and Cold Sandwiches Storage - Repairing Wrecker Service junior girls’ division, 22 to 15. In Kateri is but a dream . . ; the facilities it affords the mem­ the Holy Name Regulars’ division, Auriesville, New York, where St. She has sailed the heav’nly stream bers of the club, the classed will MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER: the Trojans beat the" Cards 29 Isaac Jogues was martyred in To her home above. no longer be held at*the Catholic Brown’s Real Potato The raerchaBts represented in thi* section are beostar*. Thay are to 25; the Greenies beat the 1646. Her piother, a. captive Raweniio holds her there. Daughters’ home, but at the Holy Cranes 10 Store Christian Algonquin, and her Close unto His heart with care, anzions to work with yon and are deserving of yenr patronage. Ce« Doughnuts Goats, 48 to 22, and the Yanks For He loves her sol Ghost church ball, 629 19th St. operate with them. beat the Reds, 36 to 10. pagan father died when she was Yet her spirit ’round us hovers. Fresh Daily 142 So. Broadway 291 South Downing Father Sandoval has been re- This Sunday is Communion day a child. Unbaptized, she grew up With a gentle light it covers uested by the members to add at GROCERIES, CORN FED MEATS tending strangely toward Chris­ All her comrades, all who loved her Social and Bridge Party Orders for the ladies of the parish, who Faithfully 'til she departed. ' e end of each lecture brief re tian thoughts and ideals, and when Given Special Attention Complete Stock of Staple Gro­ will receive at the 7 o’clock Mass Kateri is hut a dream,' views of two or three of the out­ ceries, Fresh Fish under the auspices of the Altar 18 years old she came in contact She has sailed the heav’nly- streaiA. standing books of each week. A C a th e d r a l Call SP 4952 for Free Delivery with a missionary, who strength- So while we m»y— Free Delivery and Rosary society. The Altar 0 let us pray, class discussion will be an added Repair Work a Speci^tjr and Rosary society held its month­ Dear Lord* to Kateri I feature. YWVWWVWWWWWWWS/WVWVWWVWVVWWWWWW Reliable Estimates Furnished ly meeting Tuesday afternoon. THE Interspersed through this little Dues for the semester of 12 lec­ The social event of the year, tures are For further par­ the Mardi Gras ball of the Holy drama are colorful songs, dances, LEE E. SINCLAIR FLOWER SHOP Name men, is set for Saturday c n pimiif IS and tableaux, which make the life ticulars please apply to Mrs. Fran­ Shelly Master Station ces Shelburn, GA. 6143-J, or to Plumbing, Steam and Neff’s evening, March 2, in the gym. A ^ of the appealing Tekawitha vivid C. J. (Chet) Stebenne, Mgr. ! and real. the college librarian, GA. 6620. Hot Water Heating FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS valuable prize is to he awarded to 13th AVE. AND LINCOLN 'Those whose aim it is to earn Bus. Phone SP. 3168 the queen of the Mardi Gras. Choice selection o{ Cut Flowers and Plants their degrees by parts in the play POSITION GAINED Skelly Aromaz, Tagoline Oils, Moto Sway Lab. 797 So. Pearl St. Denver, Colo. The Choral club will meet P li OF p .-u are Misses Marie Arnest, Margaret 89 So. Broadway SPruce 4927 Wednesday afternoon, Feb. 6, at A Register subscriber wishes to U. S. Royal Tires and Tubes 2 o’clock in the music room of the Day, Dorothy Debler, Amelia give thanks for a favor, a position Callahan’s procery gym; the hygiene class in the mu­ (Holy Family Parish) Jones, Eufrocine Mores, Mar­ gained by a relative, received Cars Called for and Delivered— Scooter Service garet Mary O’Meara, Doris Prien, through the intercession of St. Groceries, Notions, Maga­ O. W. BOLTON sic room Thursday, Feb. 7, at 9 The P.-T. A. will give a card a. m., and the Ladies’ Gym class Patsy Savage, Madeline Skowron- Joseph and Father Leo. WVWMWMMMMMMnMMMMMMnMMMWWVil zines, and Candies Thursday evening, Feb. 7, at 7 :45. party in the school hall the eve­ ski, Alice Tighe, Regina Tynan, Groceries and Meat ning of Feb. 15. The middle of A Renting Library The annual fathers’ meeting of and Mary Ann Warriner. The HELPED IN ILLNESS The Sweet Louise Frock Shop March a rummage sale will be held. cast is ably supplemented by A Register subscriber wishes to CATHEDRAL Phone Your Order— Free Delivery St. Catherine’s C. T.-P. A. will be A hygiene class is being organized. 1336 F. Colfax 518 E. Bayaud held Friday evenipg, Feb. 8, at 8 Messrs. Francis Jacobs, John Cal­ publish thanks to the Sacred Heart A meeting of the P.-T. A. was Clearance Sale PE. 1824 1081 So. Pearl St. o’clock in the school hall. An lahan, Harvey Christensen, Robert for help received in a Mcent ill­ DRUG CO. Phone PE. 9847 held Wednesday evening, Jan. 23, Sasart Waah Frecks, $2.98 values, $1.89) elaborate program is being pre­ Lakas, and Joseph McQuaid. ness. CUT RATE DRUG STORE $1.95 valuss, $1.29. pared, and a large attendance is in the school hall. More than 100 Beer and Ale on Tap— Hi % Wines attended. Sergt. Edward Young’s Colfax at Logan VnUonns for Norses and Kaids. Smidt Pharmacy expected. talk on “ Crime Prevention” was Formerly Temple Drug Silks, Wools also on sale at Mary and Walt’s 1093 So. Pearl Ph. SPruce 6385 St. Catherine’s C. T.-P. A. has of great interest. Miss Artz, Blessed Sacrament VICTOR O. PETERSON, Prop. JOHNSON’S APPAREL SHOP six very enthusiastic Study clubs school nurse, spoke on legislative PHONE TAB9R 0S08 1524 CalifomU St. W. A. Karbatsch We Call for and Deliver functioning. St. Rose’s Study club Prescriptions measures pertaining to sanitation Holiday Permanents is discussing the “ Altar and Sanc­ and health, which every parent 1301 South Pearl— PEarl 9974 tuary” and current legislation. LUSTIG DRUG CO. HUDSON SERVICE Corona Grocery Complete Line of Toiletries should support. $2 includes Shampoo and Finger The Sienna Study club is taking ELM AND COFLAX 859 Corona Chile and Just Jump in Your Car The P.-T. A., through the equip­ STATION Sandwiches and Come as You Are Free Delivery up the same topics. The Loyola Wave. Expert hair shaping. Ex­ Choice Meats and Fancy Groceries ment committee, has sponsored the The Drug Store Complete Study club is studying early East Colfax Ave. at Hudson St. pert finger waving. Fish and Game in Se$son Reliable Estimates Furnished Church history, under the Rev. installation of liquid soap dispen­ Guaranteed First Class Work sers in the rest-rooms, partiitions We deliver free and freely. Have your SKELLY AROMAX GAS Fruits and Vegetables Phone SPruce 2309- Theodore Schulte, S.J. The La­ doctor phone ns your prescriptions. Frank Beauty Shop ALEXANDER’S dies’ Gym class is discussing phys­ in the boys’ rest-rooms, and a new Tagolene, Pennzoil and Uniflo Oils Phono TAhor 7197 610 E. 17th Ave. YOrk 5814 J. P. Brickey Plumbing Red and White Store ical culture. The Choral club is incinerator. YOrk 2171 YOrk 9273 R. H. ANDERSON, Lessee devoting its time to music, and Sunday is the Communion day i\WWVWWWAVVVWiVWs and Heating Co. GROCERY AND MARKET the Hygiene class is being con­ for the Altar and Rosary society. Creager’s'’^ Texaco Is THE PARK HILL The firms listed here de­ Repair Work a S^e^ialty Phones PEarl 4671 and 4672 ducted by Miss Genevieve Artz Members will receive in a body at Colfax and Vine Ph. YOrk 9477 A. Be De La Vergne Gas Appliances Installed 591 South Pearl . of the V. N. A. -the 7:30 Mass. DRUG CO. serve to be remembered 1232 East Colfax Avenue 665 So. Pearl St. Denver, Colo. EXRCRT LUBRICATION The pulpit dialog will he re­ SERVICE sumed Monday evening at 7 :30 in “ Your Doctor Knows Us” when you are distributing Artistic Photographs Our Motto— Sanitation, Courtesy, Quality CLUB TO MEET FEB. 7 Lubrication Jobs Guaranteed We Do Sell for Less the school hall. The topic will he W. G. Coffey & Sons The Mothers’ club of Theta Phi 23rd AND DEXTER your patronage in the dif­ to Satisfy You KEystone 0092 Red and White Alpha sorority; University of Den­ “ Is One Church as Good as An­ BILLIE OHLER’S other?” All are invited to at­ Baur’s Ice Cream. Our delivery is ferent lines of business. Try Just Once and Be Convinced VVVSAAAA/VVVS/WWUVUVVVVAi ver, will hold its regular monthly free and prompt. YOrk 1187-1188. MODEL MARKET Groceriei— Vegetsbles— Meats meeting Thursday, Feb. 7. Lunch­ tend the dialog. Full Line of Meats -and Fish Phone Orders Carefully and Promptly eon will be served at 12:30 at The “ Nosica” boosters will meet Storage—Repairing Guarantee Fresh and Smoked ^ Filled the home of Mrs. Frances B. Monday evening after the dialog. Upholstering Co. Makers of Famous BiUie*s Little Pig SPruce 4476 and 4477 Micheletti, 560 University boule­ The Holy Name society will hold St. L ou is' The Shirley Garage Sausage In Rear Shirley Hotel 535 East 17tli Atg. TAbor 4923 Ph> PEarl 4837 1487 So. Pearl St. 1290 So. Pearl vard, with Mrs. Maude Garland as dts regular monthly meeting in the assisting hostess. school hall Wednesday, Feb. 6, PHONE TABOR 5911 Repairing, RecoTering, Rcfiniihing Imported arm chairs, side chairs, and at 7:30 p. m. Several matters of Day and Night Stwage, Repairing, Wash­ LAWSON BROS. importance will be acted upon at stools for the site of your needle point. Silver Dollar day* at K. of C. ATLAS COAL COMPANY ing and Greasing, (^soline and Offs A small deposit will hold white you work Red and White WAKO STORES home, Feb. 14, 15, and 16. this meeting, and new officers will 1631-37 LINCOLN ST. on your needle point. Choice Meats, Groceries, and be installed. A large attendance — Will Serve You Best for Less— Phone SPruce 8621 93 Broadway Tell the people you pjitronize is expected. Dry Goods The Altar and Rosary society Call Gallup 6438—2335 16th Street that you saw their advertisement 1501-1505 So. Pearl GROCERIES, MEATS, FRESH will hold its regular meeting Sto John's in The Register. 'Thursday afternoon in the school —A Coal for Every Purpose— Tel. SPruce 1182-1183 FRUITS AND VEGETABLES hall. Lieutenant A.. Becker of the STANDARD BRANDS OF FEED DENVER E. L. Roninger & Son St. L e o 's Denver fire department gave the HEPPTING GROCERIES AND MEAT scouts of troop 78 an instructing ENGLEWOOD MARKET CO. PHARMACY It Takes the — m m Phone KE. 5516 Freo- Delivery and interesting talk on “Fire and FEED & COAL CO. I.G.A. St6res To Make the DCCT Fire Fighting” last Friday eve­ Reliable Prescription Service and Pays the IJL iilJ A The Hub Liquoc, Store ning. Troop 78 will meet this E. J. ROHRMAN, Prop. 2422 E. 6th Ave. FR. 5356 CO Buy the Friday evening at 7 :30 in the Phone Eng. 744 3398 So. Broadway STANDARD GRADES OF COAL Selected corn-fed meats. Fancy and FR. 0804 1718 E. 6tk Av*. Liquors, Wines, Cordials and school annex. SPruce 9907 2989 So. Broadway staple rroceries, fruit* and vsfetablas. • ELK COAL COMPANY• ENGLEWOOD, COLO. Frtsh fish and oyster* I.GJk. STORE Bieers ______t -- Phone Eng. 9 MA. 5335 3701 DOWNING Hav* Your Car Repaired at 737 W. COLFAX AVENUE PEarl 8639 Englewood S74 Lump $5.70 Egg $5.70 Nut $4.85 AT SPEER BOULEVARD Sodality Holds SUMMERS RED & SEVENTH AVENUE GARAGE Per Ton Max (Red) Marker, Mgr. Denver, Colo. THE ENGLEWOOD WHITE STORE 24-Honr Service OLSON & OLSON PROMPT‘DELIVERY FRESH COAL Comer 7th and Logan. TAbor 9230 2760 W. 29TB. GALLUP 0805 Reception for LUMBER CO. Quality and Service ' STORAGE - WASHING 8030 E. 6TH AVX., TORS 4268 St. Dominic's 1888 ELM ST.. FRANKLIN 8892 n D I T r ' C Deap Cut Lumber and Building Material - Paint 4301 SOUTH BROADWAY SCHUMACHER AND For Quality, Service, Economy and DE SELLEM LF IV U Ls O Price* Every Day New Members Englewood 129 Courtesy, Be Bora and Trada 60 E. Floyd St. Englewood, Colo. at Olaon A Olson Grocery l a k e ^sT q u a l it y NERHORD and M uket FUEL AND FEED CO. TWO STORES FOR ALL- IMPORTANT EVENTS CHARLES A. DeSELLEll (St. Joseph’s Parish, Gloheville) ENGLEWOOD. SAME PRICES MARKET We Ship by Rail Reception of new members into ENGLEWOOD PREMIER 3627 W. 32nd Ave. Ph. GA. 4405 the St. Anne sodality was held SERVICE STATION The firms listed here de­ PHONE TA. 3205 fiiiit’iM iiaaiiniM M iiii (We Deliver) Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock. In BROADWAY AT GIRARD 35TH AND WALNUT GREENHOUSES serve to be remembered Cleaners & Dyers RES. PHONE MA. 8544 '-401 FraakUn St. 3101 WUliaw i t Fresh Fish end Poultry the evening the mothers of the P.- HAROLD CROWLEY, Manager Standard Oil Products T. A., who are likewise the mem­ when you are distributing High Grade Cleaning, Dyeing Corn-Fed Beef and Meals RETAIL FLORISTS Complete Service and Repairing Why Go to Town— Stop and bers of the St. Anne sodality, and PHONE ENG. 204 your patronage in the dif­ almost all the women of the par­ 3886 SO. ACOMA PHONE ENG. 1207 Work Called for and Delivered Shorty Knowles See Your Old Friends. We Telegraph Flowers MAX HESSIL, Prop. ferent lines of business. AL AND ART KARN ish sponsored a shower in the Phone YOrk 7290 Service Station St.Catherine'i school auditorium for the sisters. C. W. JOHNSON BARDAY Home Owned The sisters wish to ’ extend their The firms listed here de­ Home Operated A & A RADIO j a y DEE’S thanks and deep appreciation to LIQUOR STORE 66 Oil* and Gas all the ladies who participated serve to be remembered St* J o se p h 's APPLIANCE in this surprise. F. W. BARDAY, Mgr. 3401 Humboldt Ph. MA. 9781 TAVERN when you are distributing 1523 E. 34th Ave. MA. 1469 Sunday, Jan. 20, was the Feast Most Complete Line of Liquors; 2915 W. 44lh AVE. of St. Agnes. Monday evening a your patronage in the dif­ Cordials, Wines, and Beer in THE OLD RELIABLE BOB & VAN’S Blue Ribbon - Acme • Blatz pdrty was given by S t Agnes' ferent lines of business. Arapahoe County at Denver Prices Lunches choir for all the members. Every­ 3439 So. Broadway Eng. 166 THE A. W. C Holy Family one enjoyed it immensely. Games MEATS J DRUG C PHONE GA. 2750 were played and refreshments were served. « 8TH AND SANTA FE 7S0 SANTA FE DR. WEISS BAKERY The social given by the Yming / ACCURACY -(^REFULNESS Berkeley Coal Co^ St. Vincent's It’s not the price but the quality 4024 TENNYSON ST. H oly Ghost Ladies’ sodality at the Polish hall COURTESY 3S2S Tennyson Jan. 22 was a success. A large that is high. Finest pastry at honest prices. Free Delivery TAbor 7091 GA. 3255 S'.ve Money on Your crowd attended. Artistic, delicious cakes made for The young ladies of the Immac­ ULLERY AND birthday and parties. AUTO REPAIRS BRACONIER THE CRYSTAL The firms listed here de­ LUMP COAL...... $5.15 ulate (jbneeption sodality will re­ DRINKWATER House-to-House Service Expert, guaranteed work on any make ceive Holy Communion in a body serve to be remembered EGG CO AL...... $4.95 car at flat rate prices. Valves, Beaiings, this Sunday at the 8 o’clock Mass. Plumbing and Heating COAL CO.- PHONE GALLUP 1937 Cylinder Grinding, Brakes, Radiator, REGISTERED DRUGGISTS Prompt Delivery Transmission and Fender Work* fstl> Hardware and Paints All Grade* of the Best Coal when you are distributing mates Free. — Reasonably Priced THE MOON Batteriea - Tires - Radio* CATHOLICS GIVEN SPrree 9785 1000 So. (Uylord PHONE SPRUCE 1679 your patronage in the dif­ Garry Bros. STATE POSITIONS Ph. TAhor 8175 935 W. 1st Ave. ferent lines of business. Brake and Light Cards Free Presenintions and School Supplies 1076 SO. GAYLORD GROCERY CO., INC. Duval Tire & Battery Co. HUGH F. RADER An Independent Owned Battery Charging, 50c CARIOCA CAFE Edward C. Day, Jr., formerly a So. Gaylord Continental / WASHINGTON Store Rentals for All Cars member of The Register staff, was 2060 Champa MAin 9496 named supervisor of examining Cleaners 4801 W. 38th Ave. (^Ilup 09^4 (Opp. Wash. Park Theatre) PARK GARAGE 4223 W. 38th Ave. GA. 7197 Chicken Dinner and T-Bone boards in the secretary of state’s 100 1 so . GAYLORD SP. 9931 St. Philomena's Where your business is appreciated J. M. CALLAVAN, Mgr. Steaks Our Specialty office to succeed James Creamer, MARJORIE ARNOLD PE. 1360 Exclusive Auto Repairing Dancing from 8 P. M. to 12:30 A. M. a member of St. Joseph’s parish, Dresses, 75c up; Men’s Suits, 50c DX Gas and Tire Repairing CONOCO SERVICE Turkey Dinner Every Sunday Denver, who was appointed direct­ ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS KODAKS Superlative Cleaners The firms listed here de­ or of the chain store tax depart­ Small Additional Charge for Delivery Storage, Greasing, Battery Storage 21% Wine Draft, Bottle Beer serve to be remembered STATION ment, a new position. Both ap­ Service MILLER AND JELBERT' AND SUPPLIES and Dyers pointments were confirmed by tl^ DEVELOPING, PRINTING, ENLARGING when you are distributing 38th and Tennyson 1205 East 9th Ava. CHarry kSOS C. M. LUNDEEN, Lemee state civil service commission. CONWAY’S NEW DEAL PICTURE FRAMING your patronage in the dif­ Every lubrication job done accord­ Saliman & Sons SANDWICH SHOP Burkett Photo Service CLEANING — DYEING ing to check chart lubrications. BOY BORN TO TED DAYS ALTERATIONS — REPAIRING ferent lines of business. 401 15th ST. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Day of 2406 FLORAL SHOP 1010 So. Gaylord St. PE. 9932 2608 E. Colfax FR. 4238 We Call for and Deliver GA. 1381 Opposite' East High School Furs Cleaned First Class work only Where You Are Always Welcome Federaljboulevard are the parents EARL McANDREWS. Prop. of an 8-pound boy, born Tuesday 1064 So. Gaylord PE. 0622 Finest lunches in city— hot or cold. Baer • Hi % - Wina* • Sandwiches PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS BEER WINE thony’s hospiUl. j Sond Her a Valentine of Flower* Ladies Invited PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS w

PAGE FOUR OflBce, 938 fiannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER TeleDhone. Main 5413 Thursday, January 31, 1935

Matinee Saturday The Denver Catholic Register MULLEN GYMNASIUM TO and President...... OETECTIIIE SEES idost Rev. Bubop Urban J. Vehr, D.1). Sundays President EmeritiiR— •Most Rev. Bisbop J. Henry Tihen, D.D. Editor.------Rt. Rev Msgr. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LLJ). BE UEDICATEO SHORTLY NOW: FOR 1 BIG WEEK Managing Editor...... ------Hubert A. Smith, Jour.D. FyilEIIIIL HELD Associate Editors------^Rev. Maurice Helmann, M.A., Jaur.M. M. F. Everett, Jour.M.; Rev. Arthur Froehle; Charles J. McNeill. A.B.: Ruth A new gymnasium nearing com­ tion of the new athletic plant Vincent. pletion at the J. K. Mullen home Formerly the boys had to indulge JTL for boys near Fort Logan will ex­ their fancies for basketball and tend recreation activities for the gymnastic exercises outside, or not SO TO GONVENI Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. the youngsters considerably. To at all if the weather was in­ (Continued From Page One) be dedicated shortly, it marks a clement. The new building adja­ years had been a leader in the further effort by the Mullen cent to the dormitory will serve a (CoBtinuad From Page One) Published Weekly by Catholic life of the city. In their foundation to make the plant as long-needed want at the institu­ Lester, student of the Abbey 44 years of married life Mr. complete a one as possible for the tion. , school. Canon City, left here Thursday morning to attend the THE CATHOLIC PUBLISHING COMPANY (Inc.) and Mrs. Kirchhof were con­ training of boys. The Christian A hardwood floor suitable for 938 Bannock Street stant benefactors of the Church Brothers are in charge of the athletic events such as basketball investiture of their daughter and in Denver. A side chapel at St. home and its school. and volleyball has been laid in the sister. Miss Goetz, a former mem­ ber of the Young Ladies’ sodality Phone MAin 5413 P. 0. Box 1497 Elizabeth’s church, with its beau­ An interesting featurfi of the gymnasium. Rings, parallel bars, new gymnasium is a portable and similar gymnastic apparatus of St. Patrick’s parish, is a grad-i HERBERT MARSHALL tiful, carved walnut altar, and uate _ nurse, having received her' $2 a year. Sold only in club arrangement with The Register, many other monuments in Den­ stage. Wired for theatrical light­ will be installed in the due course training at St. Joseph’s hospital. Tuesday edition. $2 covers subscription to both weeklies. ver are memorials to the ing effects, the stage is 24x14 feet. of time in order to assure the boys Prior to her departure last sum­ charity and the faith of the Of frame construction, double- of a • complete physical culture gabled, and well proportioned, the program. mer for the convent she was insti­ couple. Mrs. Kirchhof, who tutional nurse at the Good ..Shep­ Thursday, January 31, 1935 dispensed her charities privately, new building is 72 feet long and At the present time the Mullen Dramatic clnb is busy getting herd home for over a year. Mrs. The Catholic Register is said never to have refused her 48 feet wide. The seating capacity ready a dedicatory program. The A. J. Kuhn, Hays, Kansas; Miss support to any worthy cause that for plays is approximately 200. OFFICIALi DIOCESE OF DENVER When it is uSed for athletic con­ entertainment for the inaugura­ Mollie Pfaiienstiel, Seattle, Wash­ was brought to her attention. ington, sisters of Mrs. Goetz, and The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. Bom in Malone, New York, tests^ the gymnasium will seat tion of the new gymnasium will Business Directory We confirm it as the o'fficial publication of the Diocese. Whatever considerably less. include songs, skits, a magical her brother, A. J. Pfananstiel, and Elizabeth O’Connor came to Den­ wife of Topeka, Kansas, will meet appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or those ver in 1889 and two years later Indoor gymnastic activities seance, stunts, and a band con­ COAL AND WOOD of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. were made possible by the erec­ cert Mrs. Goetz in Kansas City, Mis­ was married to Frank Kirchhof souri, from whence they will travel We hope The Register will be read in every home of the here. Since her marriage, Mrs. diocese. together to Springfield. Mr. Goetz AMBRIAN ALWAYS THE BEST Kirchhof had spend her time in will be unable to attend. Miss We urge pastors, parents and teachers to cultivate a taste in, rearing a family of four children, GLUMP’* the children of the Diocese for the reading of The Register. MISSION WEEK TO OPEN ON Goetz’ name in religion has not OWEN COAL COMPANY in pronloting worthy Catholic been announced. SOI WEST BAYAUD AVENUE TELEPHONE SPRUCE 442S + URBAN J. VEHR, causes in Denver, and recently in Aug. 6, 1981. Bishop of Denver. extensive travel. LAUNDRIES Stricken by a heart attack in SUNDAY WITH THREE MASSES December, she was in constant HOLC Man to “Dsavtr's Most ProfTsssiv* LuiDdry" danger of death for a period of (Continued From Page One) ola that will open Mission week, three weeks, following which she S.J., assisted by the Rev. Mr. Jos­ each school will have its own mis­ THE CASCADE LAUNDRY rallied and was thought out of eph Walsh and the Rev. Mr. P. sion Mass on the day of its general Address K. of C. V 4 I immediate danger until she suf­ Francis Pack, both of St. Thomas’ Communion. In addition, most of “ TRY OUR NEW SERVICE” fered a relapse on Monday. seminary, as deacon and snbdea- the schools have indicated their in­ Damp Wash 15 lbs. for 4 8 cants Mrs. Kirchhof is survived by her tention of having a mission bene­ con, respectively. The sermon will Special entertainment is being Excess at S Cents Per Pfinnd husband, Frank Kirchhof; two be preached by the Rev. C. M. fit, the proceeds to be applied as arranged for the regular meeting OpiiMtis of Associate Editors of The Register sons, Francis J. Kirchhof, presi­ Johnson of the Cathedral. Stu­ the students! -dues in the Diocesan of the Denver council, Knights of 1847 Market We Call For and Deliver TA. 6370-6379 dent of the Kirchhof Construction dents from Annunciation, Holy Mission society.' Columbus, Tuesday evening, Feb. company of Denver, and Edward Family, Sacred Heart, St. FrancisS Mission week will be officially 6. In addition, a speaker repre­ Kirchhof of Los Angeles, who closed at St. Francis de Sales’ au­ senting the Home -Owners’ Loan (Continued From Page One) activities of sales agents and peo­ St. Joseph’s, and the Mullen home came here when his mother’s con­ ditorium at 3 o’clock on Sunday corporation will give an address, Hours: 9 to 12; 1 to 6. Phone MAin 8437 ple who are soliciting for money will assemble, at 1^:16 and march cidentally; it in better health and dition became serious; two daugh­ into the church. afternoon, Feb. 10, when mission and, because of its importance, all in batter ipirit* than when he took in one cause or another or for ters, Mrs. Alberta Diamantopoulos, signatures to some petition. En­ Each school in the diocese has and Christmas seal prizes will be members are urged to attend the office two year* ago. He is the wife of Christian Diamantopoulos, awarded at a-general, conference meeting. DR. J. J. O’NEIL, DENTIST first President within our memory hance actually has been forced worked out its own plan for a consul general of Greece, and Miss Mission day on the crusade plat­ meeting. Plans are well under way for who has not fallen a health victim into our home on three different Bemardine Kirchhof of Denver, DENTAL X-RAY form of “ prayer, study, and sacri­ Following is a summary of mis­ the Mardi Gras to be sponsored to the burdens that belong to the occasions. Ahother time an agent and a sister, Mrs. Marie Turner of fice for ^he missions.” Stereopticon sion programs arranged to date in by the council at the clubhouse Suite 722 Mack Building, 16tb and Cdlifomia Streets chief executive. President Roose­ who apparently had all the cre­ Le Grand, California. Her hus­ lectures, missionary talks by stu­ the various schools of the diocese March 2. It will be a very color­ velt knows how to laugh, even in dentials of an authorized repre­ band. her two sons, and her dents and members of the school as reported to thG diocesan mission ful affair with prizes for costumes the face of the most serious dif­ sentative of a hosiery concern daugnter, Bemardine, were at her faculties, mission plays, and varied office: and special events. An out-of- ficulties. At 53, he is in far better collected money for an order and bedside when death came. Mrs. ill ■ ■entertainments willill ■be in■entertainments order in St. Thomas’ Seminary Unit town band will play. Further de­ health than he was at 43, when he never delivered the goods. Other Diamantopoulos, who has been ill all the schools of the diocese in Wednesday, Feb. 6 — Solemn tails of the event will be an­ himself was resigned to the belief misrepresentations have been fre­ at her home in Alexandria, Egypt, quent. Mission week. Practictdly evew Mass. The Very Rev. Thomas D. nounced later. that the infantile paralysis which was unable to come to Denver. Coyne, rector of St. Thomas’ semi­ afflicted him had ended hi* career. The signature of a member of The Solemn Requiem Mass in Catholic student in the state will receive Holy Communion for the nary, celebrant; the Rev. Mr. Stan­ Perhaps his successful fight our household was obtained re­ the Cathedral Thursday morning islaus Garland, president of the cently to a petition presented by at 9:30 was offered by Msgr. Mc- missions within the week, and, in against the dread disease, leach­ addition to the great crusaders’ Colorado conference of the Mis­ AMANN FUR CO. an agent for the Townsend plan Menamin, with the following as­ sion Crusade, deacon; the Rev. ing him the lesson that few pre­ Masses at the Cathedral and Loy- Since ItlZ dicament* in this world are utterly under a misapprehension that sistants: The Rev, J. Frederick Ito. P. Francis Pack, president of hopeless, is in no small measure gave the appearance of misrepre­ McDonongh, pastor of Blessed St. 'Thomas’ seminary unit, sub- FUR COATS responsible for his wilKngnes* to sentation. An investiipition later Sacrament church, deacon; the deacon. showed that the agent had been Rev. Mark W. Lappen, pastor of Re-StyUd, Repaired, and Cleaned MURPHY-MAHONEY MOTOR 00. laugh, and laugh infectiously, Wednesday — Annual carnival Prices Rsssessbl* through the burdens of office no acting in good faith. The mis­ Holy Family ehuren, subdeacon; for the missions. understanding arose through a the Rev. Hubert Newell, assistant Work of Heroic 2054 Broadway Phone KE. 7928 2986 NO. SPEER other peace-time President ha* Thursday, Feb. 7— Solemn Re­ ever been callad upon to shoulder. lack of sufficient explanation. at the Cathedral, master of cere­ quiem Mass for the missions. — Hubert A. Smith. We are glad to learn that the monies. Ragi* ^U aga Unit Used Cars GA. 1457 Service agent did not in any wav mean to Present in the sanctnary was Besides attendance at the Pon­ MOTHER AT 13 misrepresent her activities, and, the Most Rev, Urban J. Vehr, Missionary in tifical Mass and the quarterly TOWNSEND AGENT because of thjg. large numner of Bishop of Denver, who gave the meeting the following Sunday at people who are adherents to the last absolution and spoke briefly A girl in Denver, just paat her Regis college, there will be: W WWWWWWWWVWWi Townsend plan, we are pleased to before the funeral oration deliv­ A mission asaemblF with pro­ thirteenth birthday, has become ered by Monsignor O’Ryan. In the mother of a seven-pound boy. print this correction of an editorial gram . published two weeks ago. closing his remarks. Bishop Vehr Guinea Rehted ^PnaaeasBim iq: Both are doing well Unusual no­ A mission Mass. ’ This statement, however, does said: “ I wish to take this oppor- A special mission collection. F. J. Kirchhof tice has been given to the case ^nity J.of ^paring my tribute to AaAVAMoalc because some months ago a vo­ not imply that we express an opin­ Ragi* High School Unit Co l o r a d o this sweeV lowly benefactress of (Continued From Page One) ciferous campaign was undertaken ion on the plan itself, either for Mission Mass and general Com­ 'the Diocewti of D enver.” makes two paragraph in Father to force an operation for the girl or against it.— Millard F. Everett munion. Construction Other prelates present in the Ross’ ,article sharp with irony: Illustrated lecture on American ELATERITE UAMVfACTVaiaU that would have resulted in the sanctuary were Monsignor O’Ryan premature birth and the destruc­ “ Brother Eugene’s work in New martyrs. and the RL Rev, Msgr. Richard Mission collection. ROOFING tion of the baby. Brady, chaplain at Loretto Heights Guinea, both on the coast and Company A great deal of loose thinking Pancratia Hall Mission Unit Pirisk Societies college. Included in the group of here in Mt. Hagen, is a living refu­ Feb. 3— Attend Mass at Cathe­ AND REPAIRING CHURCH was manifested in the pronounce­ priests at the funeral were Fathers tation of the oft heard statement ment of the so-called experts who dral. LODGEROOM Jerome Weinert, J. J. Donnelly, that Americans cannot make good Feb. 4— Meeting of unit, stu­ FOR EVERY ROOF declared that if nature were al­ William H. Higgins, Daniel J. missionaries. He has enjpyed ex­ FURNITURE lowed to take its course the health dent speaker. BUILDERS Morning, Angelus Tintle, O.F.M., cellent health since he shook the Feb. 5— Hamburger sale and Phone TA. 5287 and even the life of the mother lo Meet Tiesday. Eusebius Schlingmann, O.F.M., dust of the Girard bakery off his outside speaker. might be endangered for the sake who conducted the services at the apron, and donned the long white Feb. 6— Bunco party. The Western Elaterite of an "unwanted child.” As it grave in Mt. Carmel cemetery; cassock of the New Guinea mis­ Feb. 7— Mission play. Bank, Office turned out, the girl, given decent (St, Patrick’s Parish) Thomas D. Coyne, C.M., James * Roofing Co. We Would sionary. He has had no malaria. Feb. 8— Mission Mass and gen­ and Store pre-natal care, fared very well. The monthly meeting of the O’Sullivan, C.M.,- ’Thomas Gor­ Sound sleeper with good appetite; Factory in Denver Over 25 Appreciate Altar and Rosary society will be eral Communion. Yaar* There is no reasonable argu­ man, C.M., Francis X. Hoefkins, cheerful and ready for any hard­ Feb. 10— Conference meeting. F ix t « r « e ment that would permit the de­ held Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 5, S.J., Francis Brady, A. Ritter, D. ship; punctual and faithful at Your Patronage in the library, Mrs. 0, H. Hast­ A. Lemieux, Leo Flynn, and Annunciation High School Unit struction of an unborn child. As work, he makes an excellent helper Feb. 1— Mission day Mass and J. T. Upton Renovating Co. a matter of moral conduct such a ings, newly-elected president, will others. to the lone American priest who preside. Members will receive Pallbearers were Lawrence M. general Communion. baby, even though “ unwanted,” is lives with him.” ' Feb. 3— Crusaders’ Mass at Loy­ as much a human being before Holy Communion in a body Sun­ Purcell, Adolph Kunsmiller, Harry CARPET IKANK KmCMHIW “ Some day the Wahgi valley, ola. being bom as afterwards, and the day at the 7 o’clock Mass. Mmes. McGraw, Peter C. Schaefer, Hor­ CLEANERS ■nittaBT « with its thousands of Stone-Age 0. H. Hastings and David Hag­ ace W. Bennett, and Joseph J. Feb. 8— Mission benefit. destruction of the infant before it savages, will be the real center Feb. 10— Crusaders’ conference THAT CLEAN leaves its mother is murder just gerty will be hostesses. Walsh. Responses at the Mass The February meeting of the of our missionary work in New meeting. Each class will give some w. UPTON, Manacer as truly as if one deliberately were rendered by members of the Guinea. Now the pioneering days Holy Name society will be held Cathedral men’s choir under the entertainmants in the near future throttled a six-month-old young­ are here, and just as Brother Eu­ 76 Tejon Street ster. Tuesday evening in the library. direction of the Rt. Rev. Msgr. for the missions. John Pfanenstiel of Hays, gene is doing yeoman work in Holy Family High School Unit TAbor 5223 The only excuse abortionists Joseph Bosetti. Kansas, father of Mrs. Andrew these rdtlgh log-cabin days, so too Mission Mass Monday, Feb. 4, have to offer in a case like this is Funeral arrangements were in Goetz, left Friday for his home charge of Horan and Son. we may look for him to be in the o’clock. Sermon by the Rev. that the normal ddivery of the after several days spent here thick of the fight when the battle Mark W. Lappen. child “ would endanger the life of with his daughter. with Satan is on in earnest, and In the past month the classes of the mother.” It did not do so this Mrs. S. F. Chiolero was award­ sheep are being gathered into the the high school have sponsored a time, and there have been moth­ ed the house prize at the third one, true fold. It takes no great luncheon, award, candy sale, and ers even younger who have come party of the bridge tourney being Women s Conclave stretch of the ima£dnation to con­ social for the missions. 'The grade through the ordeal satisfactorily. held jn the library. Mrs. Wini­ jure up a picture of the future school is having a popularity oon- Some maternity cases do present fred Wilson substituted for Mrs. of M t Hagen. Brother Eugene teot in Mission week. A YOUNG severe problems, but nature nearly T. J. McElroy as hostess, who was dreams of stations everywhere, St. Philomena’a Unit always take care of things if given unable to act on account of illness. churches that send out their mes­ Thursday, Feb. 7— ^High Mass a chance. A resort to murtfer is Mrs. David Haggerty will be Opens Wednesday sage of hope and peace, schools sung by the children and sermon never justified. hostess at this week’s party, and noisy with the voices of little pic­ at 8:30. -Mrs. John Daly will preside next caninnies. Your good prayers will General Communion day. The home of the writer has suf­ (Continued From Pago One) help this lone American brother week. common concern to all organiza­ Mission poster contest, Feb. 3-8. MERCHANT fered at various times from the The fifth of a group of card in far-off New Guinea to make his Mission benefit, candy sale, tions and any person interested dream come true.” i RECORD IS MADE IN clubs being formed under the may offer a three-minute com­ award, and play. BUfpiees of the Altar society met Proflnc«4 Dried Ceconnt St. LomW Unit, L«ai*viIU SEAL SALES CONTEST ment. Tuesday afternoon nnder the lead­ Ten members for the three-year Until his assignment to the Mt. In Mission week the pi^ls of ership of Mra. Peter Johns, and term on the board of directors will Hagen station, Brother Eugene St. Louis’ school, Louisville, will Has many problems during the first few (Contiaaed From Pago One) endeavor, to manifest their mis- will meet regubrly the last week be selected and later the board in served bis order principally ae a 73 for instHutional schools, indi­ of each month. Mrs. J. P. baker. Father Ross wriUs that at fion spirftvby oMuing YrHh a sMsions will elect officers. offer years. It i^then that wise counsel proves cated where the larger losses were Menghin bad high score. ^ Ltmeheon will be at the hotel Afexishafen, on ths coast of New day, on wbieb the pupils will to be found in a comparison of Holy Hour will be held Friday at 12:30 o'clock. Mrs.^, 3. Sulli­ Guinea, he worked for five years Maas and Holy (jommonlon for, tbe valuable, filin g goods is not all He must first semester totab for the last afternoon at 3 o’clock and again van presiding. The speaken will to produce “ one of the best brands raeeese o f miMionary endeavors. two scholastic yean. in the evening at 7:46. Two be Misa Mary CougnKn. second of desiccated coconut now on the The enuaders win have several get in his money, buy to advantage, and keep Parochial elementary schools' in Masses will bo said Raiurday, the vice president of the N. C. C. W., markdt." 'The factory in Alexis- fntoresttng mission talks by stu­ the city of Denver had a combined Feast of the Purification. The who will give an account of the hafen, where this coconut prepa­ dents of the scbool on eucb topics up hi§ credit standing. total of 5,064 pupils for the first first will be at 7 o'clock- at which recent national convention in ration was made, Father Ross sffl"MisBlons In Cbina," "Why We semester of 1034-1936 and 6,020 time Confessions will oe heard. Washington, "A lAving Sermon o f says, “ during the hardest times," Should Help the Miarfons,’^ and pupils for the same period in 1033- and a High Mass will b i song at 8 CaUiolic Action," and Mrs- W. C, alone seemed to be able to tide "Early Misnonarics." Ths mission A bank that is interested in his success is ^1934, an increase of 34. Eiemen- o'clock. Weldon. whMC subject will be the thir mission “ over financial min." talks will be sUemated by the 'tary parochial schoob outside of The banns of marriage are bo- regional conference in El Paso He i^ent several years in Sa­ "Crusaders’ Pledge" and by vari­ bound to be helpful The American National Denver showed an increase of 37, ing read for Alexander Orino of and the value of inch meetings. cred Heart mission bonsc, Girard, ous mission songs. . the totab for the fint semester, this parish and Philomena Jo­ The dinner at 6:30 o'clock will Pennsylvania, as baker for the Refreshments will then be Bank invites commercial accounts of this thb year being 4,353 schobrs and sephine Guida of Arvada. also be at the Brown. The speak community. But, Father Ross served and the proceeds will be last year 4,317 students. Census The condition of Dickie Lucy, ers an Wednesday— General Rosary for 10,058 and 10,083 pupils. St. Vincent de Paul’s P.-T.A. will tend the dinner, tickets for which house. Tickets are 35 cents, and the missions. American Natl. Bank Cathedral high school, Denver, be held Monday, Feb. 4, at 2:30 may be procured from any mem­ include refreshments, entertain­ Thursday— Mission nnit meet­ has the brgest regutration in the p. m. A social hour will be held ber of the committee in charge; ment, and prizes. Among the door in g 17ffi at Lawrence St. Frank Kirchhof, President secondary division with 367 pu­ ;>fter the meeting and a large at­ Miss Margaret Fallon, chairman, prizes to be awarded will be an Friday—^Mission playlet and pib, In the elementary section, tendance is expected. KEystone 4075: Miss Margaret E. electric lamp. candy sale. St. Mary’s school, Walsenburg, Murphy, Mrs. t . A. Collins, Mrs. Holy Trinity Unit TriBidad l e ^ with an enrollment of 532 Stiver Dollar days at K. of C. Mary Payne, or Miss Marjorie Silver Dollar days at K. of C. Mission Mav and general Com­ lep ib. home. Fob. 14, 15, and 16. Heid. home, Feb. 14, 15, and 16. munion,

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Thursday, January 31, 1935 Office, 938 Bannock Street fHE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Main 5418 PAGE FIVE ANNUNCIATION MEN’S SOCIEH IWO TOP TEiS VWWV^WJWVWWtfVWVWVWWWWWWWVWWVWWW TO HAVE BOXING CARD FEB. 12 (AanuBciation Pariih) kodak. The other students were PLiyEBIOIIY III The Annunciation Holy Name' Irene Kerns, Robert Magor, An­ society, under the leadership of drew Demshki, and Catherine its new president, Michael Sulli- Sharping. van,^ will sponsor an all-star box- Ed Dinan and John Grebenc at­ The Measure tended the January conference ins’ card in the Annunciation par­ ish hall, 37th and Humboldt, meeting of the C.S.M.C. at St. M i^ ’s academy Sunday, Jan, 27. Tuesday night, Feb. 12, at 8 p. m. Two of the three teams tied The show will be the first of a se­ The dramatic classes of Annun­ ciation high school have been for first place in the Denver pa­ ries of smokers planned for this rochial high school basketba^ year by the Holy Name men to studying the theory and technique of Completeness of pageants and next Wednesday league will take the floor in games assist the Rev,~ . CharlesC h a r H.------Hagus, at the Cathedral gymnasium Fri­ new pastor in promoting a wide evening at 8 o’clock they will pre­ sent a pageant, “ The Spirit of day nigbL SL Joseph’s will play program of parish activities. Offi­ the SL Francis de S a W outfit and cers of the men’s society and a Washington.” 'ITie prologues, in­ terludes and episodes have been the Sacred Heart team will meet special committee of three mem­ the Holy Family quinteL St. Only when we have done everything pos­ bers, eomprising the Rev. Roy arranged by Mary Wilson and other members of the class. Wash­ Joseph’s and Sacred Heart teams Breen, Austin Joyce, and Harry are now tied with Regis high, all SICK CALL SET Taylor, are sponsoring: the event ington is pictured as a friend of NO. 905 sible to make the funeral service a beautiful the Indian, of the soldier, and of three having won two and lost Feb. 12 and are making plans to none in league contests. purchase a permanent boxing ring liberty, and as a loving husband. Size of Cabinet, 10 inches long, 6V^ inehes wide, 2 The costumes have been designed Cathedral and Regis teams both and fitting tribute — only when we have for the parish. Several profes­ scored easy victories in last week’s inches deep. sional boxers, well-known in Den­ and made by the pupils. True Co­ Contains all necessary articles for receiving Last Rites. lonial styles have been imitated. gametK Cathedral’s Bluejays, play­ thoughtfully cared for every wish of the ver, have already offered their ing a tbtal of 17 men in the con­ Compact and light in weight. services for the card, and Emilio The cast includes: Casper Kloster, Vincent Wagner, M. E, Feely, Lil­ test, trounced the SL Francis de Price ...... f 3 .6 0 Martinez and Don Maestro will Srlcs’ boys by a score of 22 to 5. family, do we consider our services complete. battle it out in the main event of lian Schlereth, Rosemary .McClain, E. Sullivan, E. R. Ammon, W. St. Francis’ players were able to the ten-bout program. Others score only one field goal in the who are scheduled to appear in the Connolly, R. Hamblin, J. Went­ When our service is all the family desires, worth, M. Schwieder, P. Heffer- ime. The Reris-Annunciation fights include Church Worth, tilt was close in the first half, but James Clarke nan, B. Magor, W, Anderson, M. Trevino Orlando, Tommy Lopez, the Regis boys held the Annunci­ then it is satisfactory to us. Hershey Wilson, Augey Perez, Robinson, J, Grebenc, J, Kelly, R. Canjar, T. Ammon, C. Hartman, ation team to one goal in the sec­ Mickey Cohen, and Leonard Vide- ond half and took a 28-to-ll win. Church Guoda Houae E, Hartman, R. Shackley, B. tich. The committee in charge of In a non-league game, the Mul­ Hichert, W. Coghlan, M. Mullin, J. the affair also hopes to have sev­ len home team took 29-to-18 vic­ Shannon, J. Novae, J. Donahue, a 1636-38 Tremont TA. 3789 eral of the Elks’ tournament win­ tory from the St. Francis de Sales’ ners on the card. A special fea­ R. Ellis, J, Yedo, J. Kitson, F, outfit in a game featured by the Thaler, M. Blake, P, Connolly, P. ture of the show will be an exhi­ play of Ponickvar, who scored 17 bition bout between Teddy and McCormick, M. McClellan, M. points for the home. The Mullen Shorits, E. Lambert, E. Snstrick, Richard Abeyta, who are 6 and 7 juniors also defeated the SL Fran­ ANNOUNCEMENT years old. In speaking about the G. Thornburgh, E. Harpel, F. cis’ juniors, 18 to 12, in the third Byers, C, Sharoing, G. Blake, V. affair, Father Breen said: “ If straight victory for the Mullen every'member of the Holy Name Clarljj L. Madden, A, Bowers, M. graders. Standart & Main, Inc. society will sell tickets for the Wilson, T. Clark, M. A. Sullivan, are pleaxed to annoonce that boxing show, it will undoubtedly and A. Schwieder. KE he the success that the committee Mrs. M. O’Brien and Mrs. JOHN K. MURPHY hopes it will be. We want every Thomas Hart planned a very suc­ League Leaders cessful surprise party for Mrs. W. U now asioeiated with theic iniunncG organisation Holy Name man in the parish to whera he U in position to offer his host of friends the highest type of 1 5 2 /Cleveland Place consider himself an active mem­ E. Robinson last week on Thurs­ insurance service ber of the group in charge of the day, the occasion being her wee­ Rest This Week affair.” ding anniversary. The guests STANDART & MAIN, INC. Prices of admission for the box­ present were Mmes. William Sey- ler, F. B. Telgman, W. Breusch, W ith. the undefeated league A Permanent Inxtitution for Your Protection GuarJing forever our fbunders Ideals ing show will be 35 cents for leaders, SL Francis de Sales’, tak­ adults and 25 cents for school H. E. Gallagher, A. Blair, Phil PATTERSON BLDG. MAIN 0141 Ryan, H. Bastien, E. Hartman, 0. ing a rest this week, six other children. Women, as well as men, teams of the Holy Name cage are invited to attend the affair. Magor, W. Monchton, R. W. I Moore, J. Murphy, Harvey, E. J. league will tangle in games at the Edna Hartman, Rosemary Fitzgerald, H. Beck, J, McClean, Regis gymnasium Sunday after­ Schackley, Phyllis McCormick, Ei­ M. Clark, G. Klomoski, J. Kitson, noon. At 2 o’clock Mt. Carmel leen Sullivan, and Anna Schweiz J. Houson, H. Lawler, F. Genty, team will play St. Vincent de der attended the sodality meeting A. Thaler, M. O’Brien, Thomas Paul’s five, at 3 Annunciation “Why Pay More?” REGIS MEN TO held at St. Mary’s academy Jan Hart; Misses Julia Ryan and Mar­ team meets St. Elizabeth’s, and at 27. garet Robinson. Mrs. Robinson 4 St. Dominic’s and St. Philo- (Trademark) LOOP MARKET mena’s will tangle. The new sched­ The “ A” club held a meeting was the recipient of many gifts. FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE BE SPEAKERS Monday, Jan. 28, at which plans Refreshments were served by the ule of admission prices for the Holy Name league games, begin­ Free Parking With Purchase of 50c or More at 1429 Lawrence were made for a social held-Thurs­ hostesses. day evening, Jan. 31. ning this Sunday, is 12 cents for WM. W. MYER DRUG STORES The Card and Social club will adults and ten cents for children. AT SCHOOLS Five students in the ninth meet with Mrs. W. E. Robinson, INCORPORATED grade received an all “ A” rating 3346 Gilpin street, Tuesday, Feb. In last Sunday’s encounters the (Regia College) in the semester’s work. Frances top-place St. Francis’ outfit Colorado Owned Stores DRINK 5, at 1:45 p. m. Mrs. M. F. Rice SOLES 4 5 * The Regis collegians will ad­ Byers was the winner of a nice will be assistant hostess. trounced St. Elizabeth’s five by a SPRAY’S dress some of the parochial The party sponsored by the P.- 54-to-29 score, SL Vincent de 17th and Broadway Paul’s beat St. Dominic’s, 40 to 800 Santa Fe Dr. COFFEE ' Men’i Half Solei * ^ schools next week in the interest T.A., last Friday evening was a Broadway and Ellsworth 22, and St. Philomena’s outplayed 16th and California of the Catholic missions at home decided success. The committee 15th and California Loop Shoe Repair Shop and abroad. This activity is part in charge consisted of Mrs. J. 0. the Mt. Carmel cagers to win, 48 Loop Market— Lawrence Street Side of the campaign for the Mission S to 23. ALWAYSs y r e s h Johnson, Mrs. J. Murphy, and Mrs. We Do Not Have Special Sale* But Sell Yoa at Oar Loweit week drive. Bert Semler, a Popish. Price* Every Day on All Drag Merchandiae. senior at Regis, will manage the Silver Dollar daya at K. of C. Miss Zella Bedord of Damar, home, Feb. 14, 15, and 16. 2Sc COFFEE— 2 LBS. 45c TJie firms listed here de­ speakers who will go out from Kansas, arrived Thursday jnorn- — SPRAY STORES— serve to be remembered the college. They "have Been as­ ing for a short visit with the ,W. signed by the Rev. Mr. Stanislaus BENEFIT A F F l Home Public Market E. Robinson family before enroll­ when you are distributing Garland of St. Thomas’ seminary, Loop Public Market ing in the Nurses’ Training school president of the mission organiza­ Broadway at Ellsworth your patronage in thfe dif­ Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock at Mercy hospital. tion, to address students at the George Reinert of Regis, president For Delivery Direct 1^ |7 71111 i ferent lines of business. Annunciation, St. Catherine’s, SL The Annunciation girls’ basket­ From Roaetiny Plantf XOXj Patrick’s, St. Dominic’s, Holy Ro­ of the Denver high ; school sodal­ ball team defeated the Sacred sary, and Holy Family schools. ity union, opened a meeting of Heart sextet in a closely-contested iTHE 1935 FORD V8l delegates from the sodalities of the game last Tuesday at the Sacred The annual spiritual retreat various high schools. A series of Heart gym. The Cardinals led by A NEW INTERPRETATION OF RIDING closed Thursday morning, Jan. 31 discussions on the topics an­ a small margin throughout most Roach&MadoniaFruitCo. The collegians received Holy Com­ nounced in The Register last week of the game. At the half the SMpOTHNESS AND STABILITY munion in a body and breakfasted was held. The outstanding activ­ score was 12-10, and when the in the Regis dining room. The Rev. LOOP MARKET FREE DELIVERY ity of the day was the arrange­ final whistle blew it was 22-20. Charles McDonnell, S. J., of Loy­ ment of a benefit party for the The players were Captain Berna- • Center Poise Ride PHONE CHERRY 1777 ola university, Chicago, said the Little Flower settlement to be dine Hickert and Mary Wilson, Mass and gave a short talk to the given Saturday night, Feb. 23, in forwards; Virginia- Clark and • Larger More LuxurioHS Interiors students who made the retreat the ballroom of the Brown Palace Irene Kerns, centers, and Anna •Ease of Control under his direction. Later in the hotel. The price of the tickets Schwieder and Wilhelmina Con­ day, Father McDonnell left for WWVi^WAftWWVWWVWWWVWVWWWWWVWWVWtfWk was set at 50 cents per person or nolly, guards. • Beautiful Colors Chicago. 75 cents for couples. Commit­ In the game played on the home • All-Weather Ventilation The Very Rev. Joseph A. Ber­ tees were appointed to sell the court two weeks ago, the Cardi­ •Extra Protection of Safety Glass SPECIAL OFFER bers, S. J., left Monday for tickets, select an orchestra, and nals defeated the Outlaws by the Omaha, where he is conducting a arrange for refreshments and score of 12-11. • Softer Clutch Action vVe will move your furniture to our warehouse and give you six three-day retreat for the non- other details. months to pay your bill. Private room or open storage. We Catholic students of Creighton The discussions that proved • Easier More Positive Braking have low rate of insurance. university. Father Berbers will most interesting largely concerned C. D. OF A. STUDY Call KEystone 6228 and we.will call and give you estimate on return to Denver Sunday morn­ the activities of the Socialists and your work. ing. Communists in their effort to CLUB TO MEET MOVING. STORAGE AND PACKING The college opens its doors for spread propaganda among the Years to Pay/^* the second semester Friday, Feb. people in the poorer districts of The C. D. of A. Luncheon Study No Money Needed for Six Months 1, with an increased enrollment, the city, and the lethargy of Cath­ club will meet Thursday, Feb. 7, according to the Rev. William olics in trying to offset this work. at the clubhouse, 18th and Grant, | DUFFY STORAGE & MOVING CO. at 12 o’clock noon. The topic for Ryan, S.J., dean. Reports for the Definite suggestions were accepted Denvefs Largest Ford Dealer 1521 20th St. Office and Warehouse first semester’s >vork were read as means of protecting Catholics discussion will be “ The Early Set-1 Wednesday at ah assembly. in these districts and of enlighten-, tiers qf Spain,” and many mem-j MAin 3112 14th and Broadway on Civic Center hers wjill take part on the program. I rJWWWeWrt/VWWVWVWWVVS/VVVVS/WWWWUVWVVVVVV Arrangements for the sopho­ ing others about the true doctrines more social to be held Tuesday of the Church. evening, Feb. 5, at the Broadmoor Many practical points were will be completed this week-end. made by delegates when the presi­ Charles Byrne, president of the dent asked for answers to the Classified Ads sophomore class, has announced question: “ What is the best stimu­ that Frank Zarlengo and his mu­ lus to spiritual effort in your February Sale of SO • February Sale Brings Greaf sic-makers will play at the party. school?” Sheen Type ROOFING BATTERIES & TIRES The next meeting of the union INSURED ROOFS — Terme to euit. MISS FENTON RECOVERING will probably be held in the sec­ GUARAN’TEED BATTERIES. $1.50 and ond week of Lent. American Oriental Material and workmanship guaranteed. yours. All sixes used tires, 95e and up. Miss Nelle Fenton is convales­ Broadway Roohng a Supply Co, Exclu­ L C. TULLOH. 638 SanU Fe. Drapery Bargains sive dealer in Amalgamated roofs. 140 cing following an operation in St Reproductions ‘ Broadway. PEari 4725. Denver, Colo. Joseph’s hospital Jan. 21. Damask Specials UMBRELLAS SITUATIONS WANTED Parish Record All the popular shades in short lengths. Sold as high A Q ^ UMBRELLAS repaired, recovered. Silver Dollar day* at K. of C. WIDOW with 4 children needs work Gloves mended. Denver Umbrella Shop. home, Feb. 14, 15, and 16. Axminster Rugs sis S4A0. February Sale price, yard...... «/OC badly Cleaning, ate. 25 cent, an hoot 1614 Champa St. MAin 3462. to Be Discussed One lot of short length damasks, sold as high as i and car fare MAin 40S3 9x12— Our Reg. WILL CARE (or cbiloren and invalids. FURNACE WORK IL95 yard. February Sale price, yard...... 40a an hour and car (are. MAin 2788. (Holy Rosary Parish) FURNACES INSTALLED A REPAIRED $35.00 Crewel Embroidered Theatrical Gauze, lonnerly > I A /. H. H. York. 527 E. Expoaitien PE 2215 The annual parish meeting, to sold as high as SL25. Sale price, yard...... DRUG STORES Miles & Dryer which all the parishioners are in­ HUTCHINSON’S PHARHACV J. A JOHNSON j vited, will be held the coming Sun­ Cretonnes in a large assortment, also 01«ed Chintz, O A ^ Your Naborhood Druggist FurnBcea inEtalled, cleaned and re­ Printing Co. Phane SPruea 0588 700 So Paar. paired: inside air returns installed, re­ day evening in the school hall wld up to $1.00. Sale price, yard...... fiO V t JAMES HUTCHINSON pairs tor all furnaces, asbestos cover­ The year’s work in the parish ings, chimney stacks. Ret. 1088 Gar- Over 28 Years of will be reviewed and the present Figured Marquisettes and Swisses, some sold as -| Q . fleld. FRenklin 1849-J 709 E. 6tb Ave and future needs 'will be discussed. high as 60c. Sale price, per yard...... X s /C DROHAN MOTOR CO. KEystone 4081. Satisfactory Service Aurora, Colorado The church committee for the Beady-to-hang Drapes In assorted colors, SO-in., (g i n f f Ford Sales and Service present year will also be elected. We repair all makes of cars LUGGAGE Catholic Work Our The most popular rug Za yards long. Our reg, $6.75 values at, pair.. . . I D YOrk 5900 - Aurora 271 A large attendance is desired. Specialty 'The junior Holy Name society Net Panels in the new shades, 41-ln. by yards In A O ^ MOTHERS’ BAGS— Rubber lined, two Lof the day. Designs will meet Monday, Feb. 4, and the length. Our regular S1.S5, aL each...... a /O C EGGS pockets, bottle straps, $1.25. A. E. 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. Meek 'Trunk ft Bag Co. 1036 16th St. adult members Tuesday, Peb. 5. |and colors suitable for MORGAN’S EGG FARM— ReuU only. KEystone 3079. kEyatone 6348, 6349 Following a short business meet­ 801 Sheridan KEystone 8888. ing and address by the spiritual [any room, reproduc­ WANTED director the program of the activi­ HOTELS Cedar Chest Features ties for the year will be outlined. tions of costly NEWHOUSE HOTEL WORK of most any kind by middle- Great Bargains in Cedar Chests for the February IN THE SHADOW of Colorado’ s beau aged msh with family GAUup 6313-W An enjoyable time is promised American Ori­ tifnl Capitol. Colfax at Grant. Denver. ’The Best in when the Holy Rosary choir pre­ Sale. Mostly One of a Kind. Colo ______WANTED — Work around Catholic sents the three-act comedy, “ Safe­ ental patterns. S6-inch size, our 40-inch size, our tC-inch size, our ■“ c a t h o l ic DAUGHTERS’ HOME; home to pay part of acboolboy’i board. Used ty First,” Sunday, Feb. 17, in the regular $12.16 rqfular $19J10 ' regular $15.00 1772 Grant. Pleasant home (or girla. Honest, industrious, and alone. FRanklin 6178 Sunday, TAbor 6460 week day. afternoon and evening at the Only SO to sell. value at value at value at Furniture school hall, 4664 Pearl street. In FOR SALE Cn*b or Crsdit UPHOLSTERING the cast are ten characters. They $9.9$ $15.75 $12J0 Retail Rooms FOR SALE — Gaemsey whipping show in the rehearsals an unusual eream. Pints 26c. quarts 50c. White JEPSEN will dp your upholstering, Open Daily ability. The play is under the Hpecial €KRS. Erger's Guernsey Dairy, furniture repairing, refinlshlng; furniture capable direction of George Miro- third house north of Haseltine school. cleaned and demothed. 1669 Broadway. A FULL LINE OF slavich. Brighton road. TA. 7949. OFFICE FURNITURE Matters of great importance will be discussed at the regular month­ We rent Folding Chairs, Card and ly meeting of the choir next PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Banquet Tables, Dishes, Silver- Wednesday evening. Several en­ ware, anything in stock. tertaining features are on the American Furniture Co. THEY ARE RELIABLE Established 1888 program, after which a lunch will Easy Terms- xSixteenth at Lawrence^ .Easy Terms PHONE KEYSTONE 48M be served. '“T

PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Main 5413 Thursday, January 31. 1935 - f ST. FRANCIS’ HOLY NAME MEN J E S ilT A U RECORDS ARE BROKEN IN HOLD ELECTION OF OFFICERS pm CHRISTMAS SEAL CAMPAIGN

(St. Francis, de Sales’ Parish) be served and there wiU be a door (Continued From Page One) Rosary school, Colin Davis of St. Big Attraction At the regular monthly meeting prize and table prizes. McLellan of Annunciation school, Philomena’s, Ann Reed of St. of the Holy Name society held The Young Ladies’ sodality will Eugene Duffy and Mariella Han­ Mary’s academy, Bernard Mc- last Monday evening Michael Mc­ receive Communion at the 8:30 sen of the Sacred Heart school, Leran and Elizabeth Rees of St. Donough was chosen president for Mass Sunday, followed by a break­ Eugene McCloskey and Gladys Louis’, Englewood. THE DOMINICAN SISTERS OF the coming year, Harold A. Kiley, fast served by Misses Kathleen JOINT SOCIAL Kersten of the Holy Family Winners of the pencils in the vice president: Stephen D. Halli- Flynn, Clella Carter, Katherihe school, Jack Anthony and Bette schools outside of Denver are: gan, recording secretary: Joseph Anderies, and Dorothy Gorman. Rae Christensen of St. Dominic’s, Jack McCarthy and Virginia Ann Fifty years of wedded life were Loeffel, financial secretary, and There will be a nominal charge of (Sacred Heart-Loyola Parish) James Ross and Caroline Andrews Driscoll of the Sacr^ Heart THE SICK POOR CARD P A R H celebrated Sunday by Mr. and Arthur Turner, treasurer. Tnomas 15 cents. The sodality will spon­ of Mt. Carmel, Leo Walton and school, Pueblo; Joseph Butcovick Mrs. Henry Schuman, well-known The Ladies’ sodality of Sacred Egan, the retiring president, and sor a pre-Lenten social soon. Defi­ Heart church and the Sacred Heart Lillian Marinaro of St. Cather­ and Catherine Koller of St., couple residing- seven miles east other officers were given a rising nite information will be given ine’s, Billy Jennings and Nancy Mary’s, Pueblo; Harry Gleason of Julesburg. Bishop Urban J. Holy Name society will hold a big vote Of thanks for their untiring later. “ get-to-gether” party in the school Narnea of St. John’s, Alfred Lee and Suzanne Barrack of the Holy Vehr honored the jubilariaift^ work and efforts in the past year. The regular monthly meeting of hall the night of Feb. 7. The Griebling and Evylyn Gallagher Trinity school, Trinidad; Severin THE PLACE with , rosaries blessed by the An attendance of over 100 mem­ St. Francis de Sales’ P.-T.A. will of St. Francis de Sales’, Robert Callendrella and Margaret Ann Holy Father. High Mass was of­ object of the party is purely so­ bers was reported at the last be held in the high school audito- cial; there are no admission fees Bell and Lucille Korpinski of St. Roloson of the Corpus Christi fered for them Sunday by the monthly Communion. A $50 rium Wednesday, Feb. 6, at 2. p. and no charge for refreshments. Joseph’s (Polish), Charlcig Eggert school, Colorado Springs; Dominic The Denver Dry Goods -Tea Room Holy Name society at St. An­ check was given by the society to m. The president, Mr.s. W. C. and Elenita Mares of St. Joseph’s Ferreri and Catherine Curtan of thony’s church, Julesburg, with The entire party is free to mem­ the pastor for the Christmas col­ Kimmens, will preside. In observ­ bers of the Ladies’ sodality and (Redemptorist), Raymond French, St. Louis’, Louisville; Robert the Rev. Andrew C. Murphy offici­ lection. The report of the De­ ance of Founders’ day a play, William Marks, and Laura Chio- Withers and Lois Renter of St. ating at special ceremonies. The the Holy Name society. Admission cember turkey party showed it to “ The Spirit. of Founders’ Day,’’ to the hall will be by ticket only, lero of St. Patrick’s, Jack Barnes Patrick’s, Pueblo; Billy Donlon parishioners gave Mr. and Mrs. be a success. Frank Buchen and will be presented by the pupils of and these tickets may be secured and Jo Anne Luke of St. Vincent and Dorothy Dea of St. Mary’s, Schuman a gold crucifix. Thomas Egan were chosen dele­ the high school under the direc­ at the rectory. The committee in de Paul’s, William Meglen and Colorado Springs; John McGuin THE TIME Mr. Schuman was born at Hamp­ gates to the Diocesan union. tion of Sister Gertrude Aileen, charge of the festivities has plan­ Margaret Kaprivic of the Holy and Margaret McLaughlin of St. ton Bluffs, Illinois, April 7, 1855, Mrs. Luke Higgins entertained assisted by Helen Golesh of the ned for the entertainment of all. Francis Xavier’s, Pueblo; James 2:30 O’clock Sharp and Mrs. Schuman was born in St. Joseph’s circle at her home senior class. Fifth and eighth There will be card games of vari­ Rohar and Frances Kacnik of St. Germany in 1866. She came to Wednesday, Jan. 23. Fourteen grade mothers will be in charge ous kinds— bridge, monte carlo, Anthony’s, Pueblo; James Carl this country at the age of 12 years were present and enjoyed a good I of _the social hour and pinochle— and, for those who Reinert and Dorothy Burger of and lived in Johnson county, Ne­ time. A card party will be given Study group number three, un­ do not enjoy cards, there will be No Persecution the Sacred Heart school, Boulder; braska. by the circle in the dining room der the leadership of Mrsr Holmes, other games and amusements. A Ralph Vigil uud ^dela Quintana Mr. and Mrs. Schuman were of the high school building Feb. met Wednesday, Jan. 23, with an short program of entertainment of St. George’s, Gardner. THE CAUSE married in 1885 at St. Andrew’s 13. Members are a.sked to bring enrollment of 30 members to will be a feature of the party, and Pencils will be sent to all of ' church at Tecumseh, Nebraska, by their friends. Refreshments will study “ First Aid.” Miss G. Artz there will be refreshments. these students in the very near fu­ of the Visiting Nurses’ association o[ Clmrcli Says To Help in the Great Work Done Throughout Father Haverstadg. After their ture. Other prizes will' be gdven will conduct classes every Wedne.s- The stage is all set for the Al­ marriage they moved to a farm tar society party at Loyola, to be at the general mission conference the Year by These Good Sisters near Graf, Nebraska, and later day at 9:30 a. m. for twelve suc­ held in Loyola hall Monday night, meeting to be held at St. Francis cessive weeks in the rectory as­ went to live in Graf, where they Feb. 4. The ladies in charge have de Sales’ auditorium at 3 o’clock General Hospital sembly room. Registration in this owned a p-oc^y store. After 22 Mexican Consul Sunday afternoon, Feb. 10. worked hard to make the affair years’ residence in and near Graf, group is closed. j gucjessful, and they have every Noteworthy in the seal com- they moved to Julesburg, their T •! J T? reason to believe that tneir efforts paign for 1934 was the annual ^ CASSIDY HICKS present home. Lucile Becker and R>ta Free- There will be a (Continued From Page One) contribution sent in by the Rev. Seven children were bom to the Chaplain Has Big S prl.. »d,o.h,r,pri„., n- E. J. McCarthy of the Sacred of all Governments of sovereign freshments, and all the features Heart church, Alamosa, who first union, six of whom are living. about a month ago. Miss Becker and free countries, as is Mexico, NEW 1935 They are H. C. Schuman of St. of a delightful paity. The ladies to solve their internal matters and started the Christmas seal cam­ received $5 and Miss Freeman $2. are giving this affair to secure paign in Colorado when he was a Mary, H. H. Schuman of Las Ani­ The winners’ mothers received to care for its preservation and mas, Mrs. F. J. Lempke of Big ine winners morners receiveu carrying on their fine student at St. Thomas’ seminary. Job on His Hands duplicate prizes. Sister Charlotte Tickets sell at 50 cents; betterment, Mexico has found it Springs, Nebraska; Mrs. Ed J. Co-operation was also accorded by ha.s been replaced in the faculty purchased from mem­ necessary to bring' into order the Kontny of Julesburg, Mrs. Charles political and subversive action of the Glockner sanitarium of Colo­ by Sister Hortense. bers of the Loyola Altar society. rado Springs, and by St. An­ E. Leeper of Albuquerque, New (Cotitinued From Page One) The Fransalian girls’ basketball the Mexican Catholic Clergy, at Mexico, and Leo Schuman of Big berich admits, but it is interesting, or their price may be paid at the thony’s hospital, St. Joseph’s hos­ team scored another victory over ^h^^yght o f ’ the party^ the same time that the educational Springs. There are also 17 living and he never knows what to ex­ procedures are being rectified, by pital, and Mercy hospital of Den- grrandchildren. pect. • i Heart team, 20 to J5. • pjuQchle, monte carlo, and auction ver. j in6 10S61* n&d fl l6fld lor j ayi^ conLr&ci^ bi^idc'G will bs t>b6 means of the law, so that the called to the hospital one night,' almost three quarters, but in the . ' “X v e d Thf nartv will be- Mexican people, specially the la­ The Christmas seal committee again wishes to thank the pastors, the priest expected to find “ just jast quarter the tide changed, and a bou / 8%0 o*c1m ^^ immedt boring class, does not continue, PARISH STUDY another shooting case.” Upon his Sf Francis’ wnn hv a comfortable as up to now, being kept in igno­ the sisters, and the students who arrival there he was greeted by a rance and being educated in fa­ have made the 1934 campaign the GROUP MEETS woman acquaintance of his. Im­ devotions that take place in the record-breaking succe.ss that it church on Monday nights. naticism, instead of being taught mediately afterwards another decided on its uniform'. The girls the true and high principles of has been. Special thanks, too, are (St. John’* Parish) woman, well known to the priest, will wear blue sweaters and skirts Friday, Feb. 1, finds the usual science, morality and religion, all due to The Denver Catholic Reg­ St. Thomas Aquinas’ Study club rushed up to him crying, “ Father, and blue and gold caps. all-day exposition of the Blessed of which have no connection what­ ister for graciously affording a met Wednesday, Jan. 23. The Father, they’ve shot my sweet­ There was no school Jan. 29, the ^^“<=ramentSacrament inm Sacred Heart cnur^...church. soever with the conflict in ques­ medium by which Christmas .seal club has finished its first book and heart.” Father Berberich was tion.” news was presented to the par­ Feast of St. Francis de Sales. Communion in a body ticipants in the contest. will have a short review before shocked to. find that the victim , , of , Sixtv guests attended the card The letter speaks for itself. As JUST starting a new series. the shooting was a good friend of . party given bv Mrs. M. A. Abell’s at the 8:30 Mass,, and the various classes will hold a continual adora­ the Church has often taken the qt- The Wednesday Bridge club his, one with whom he had been i girde last week on Thursday after­ terings of non-Catholics for its driving only the day before. Mis-1 noon in the cafeteria of the high tion before the Blessed Sacrament OUT! was entertained this week by Mrs. There will be Sacred defense, words of Carleton Beals, Hugh Stewart, 612 Gaylord. taken by his neighbor for a prowl- school. There were prizes for spoken at a seminar in 1929, show Guests for the afternoon were ef, the man was shot near his own I each table and the special prize Heart the Mexican tendency. Mr. Beals, Mesdames W. E. Egan, Clara home. Death had already come was won by Mrs. J. J. Epeneter. j both Sacred Heart and Loyola who said he had stood unflinch­ Johnson, and J. T. Akolt. High when the priest reached the vie-1 The refreshments committee con -! ingly on the side of the Mexican P A P E R NOW! tim’s bedside, but Extreme U nc-: listed of Mmes. J. L. Moix, B. L. ‘ Sunday will be Communion day score was held by Mrs. 0. M. Kel­ government, declared, “ I was al­ Your decorator has the complete new logg. tion and absolution were adminis­ Fischbach, A. L. Martin, J. Petrie, 1 for the Young Ladies’ sodality, most deported because I dared to tered conditionally. and T. O’Condon. The circle will I The sodality Mass will take place speak of the personal abuse of Cassidy Hicks line. PAPER NOW be­ Mr. and Mrs. Grant Wimbush Another night he was called to hold a business meeting at the i at Loyola at 8:30 o’clock.* will leave this week for Florida Catholics in that struggle. Every fore the busy season. PAPER NOW assist at the bedsido of an auto­ home of Mrs. Moix, 1890 South' The Loyola Altar society re- Golden. — There will be two and other southern points. personal right of every Catholic for careful work, economically done. mobile accident victim. He was Grant, Thursday afternoon, Feb. j ceived Communion at the 6:30 was violated. . . . It was a glorious Masses in Golden Sunday at 8 The first party of the six weeks’ surprised to find Mrs. Mary Lin­ 7, at 1:30. All members are asked Mass Friday, Feb. 1, in the Loy- and 10 o’clock. The blessing of bridge tournament being spon- moment for arbitrary robbing of der, an o.ld-time friend of the Ber­ to make a special effort to attend, ola church. Catholics in Mexico. They were throats will be given after both .sored by St. John’s Altar and Ro- berich family, seriousb^ injured. Masses. Candles will be blessed WATERFASTS, o( Course! .sr.ry society and the Parent- jailed and mulcted of their prop­ The woman had been struck while erties without due process of law.” at the 7 :30 Mass Saturday morn­ Ask for and insist on seeing the Teachers’ association was held at on her way to attend an evening ing. CASSIDY HICKS Line! Conditions today are far worse. the schol auditorium, 6th and service at St. Elizabeth’s church, SILVER DOLLAR DAYS SALES The Altar society will meet at Elizabeth, Wednesday night at 8 where that same morning she had American Catholics are objecting to Ambassador Josephus Daniels, the home of Mrs. Peter Hakanson o'clock. Tournament play fol­ heard Mass and received Commun­ Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Sam lowed an hour’s instruction by ion. She died about a day after not so much to ask intervention in CONTEST TAKES SPOTLIGHT that country’s internal affairs, as Bolitha will be assistant hostess. Mrs. J. A. Jacobey, authorized in­ the accident. The Young Ladies’ sodality will structor of Culbertson’s new rules to protest Daniels’ intervention The night of last Dec. 21, Fa­ directly on child' welfare. Care meet at the rectory Monday eve­ on contract bridge. There will be ther Berberich was called to at­ The sales conte.st among mem­ there against Catholics. Though bers of the St. Vincent de Paul of' the children in destitute fam­ ning. cash grand prizes for winning tend a man who had been shot in they may have been unintentional, society and the Knights of Colum­ ilies is a responsibility recently as Mrs. Robert Cuthbertson, Mrs. couples at the end of the series. an attempted hold-up in South his actions have been such that the bus for the prize of an all-expense sumed by tne de Paul men, and Fred Meyer, and Mrs. T*G. Gar­ Two cash prizes of $2 each were Denver. The victim, who is still persecution of Catholics was en­ trip to New Orleans and the fam­ Silver Dollar days will help them rison attended the deanery meet­ given away Wednesday night. in the hospital and is not expected couraged by tjie United States rep­ ing in Denver last week. Mrs. T. ous Mardi Grass has taken the in that work. 'The other half of resentative. ’Tickets for the entire series are to live long, told the priest his the proceeds will go to the Knights G. Garrison has been appointed $4.50 a couple. Admission for spotlight this week in preparations UWRENCE story. He had been a farmhand of Columbus for their many works At a time when Calles’ domina­ on the program committee of the each evening is 75 cents a couple. for Silver Dollars days at the in Kansas, had worked hard and of charity. tion in his own party hung in the Diocesan council. The next party vrill be held Knights of Columbus home Feb. led a good life; hard times came Plans laid by Chairman Harold balance, Mr. Daniels called on him, Wednesday evening, Feb. 6, at 8 14, 15, and 16. and he found himself in debt. He Kiley and his assistants call for and gave it to be understood that Silver Dollar day* at K. of C. DENVEO.^- Colorado o’clock. Several members of both or­ J d d - came to Colorado and worked for ganizations already have qualified all of the old features and many he (that is, his government) rec­ home, Feb. 14, 15, and 16. J some time on a farm near Den­ for the contest, and the dead-line new ones to delight the crowds on ognized Calles as boss. ver. The money he made was reg­ has been set for Feb. 9 for others each of the three nights. The At the very day and moment ularly sent back to Kansas to pay who expect to compete for the grand award of $500 in silver will when the National Revolutionary COFFEE off his debts there. trip or its equivalent, $100 in again be the big attraction. In party was voting to petition the Just after he had finished pay­ ca^. addition, an award of $25 will be President to expel all Bishops and Delivered to Your Home ing his last debt he lost his job. The contest is open only to offered on each of the first two priests, Mr. Daniels entered the Coming to Denver, he tried to ob­ FRESH FROM THE ROASTER members of the K. of C. and the nights of the event. hall with Senator Reynolds and tain enough to live on from the St. Vincent de Paul society, spon­ Committee heads for Silver Dol­ both of them made speeches prais­ PICCLY WIGGLY Priced to Suit Your Purse local or government relief agen­ sors of Silver Dollar days. To be lar days urge all to plun now to ing the party for its patriotism. cies. He failed in his efforts to eligible to compete for the prize, a attend all three nights. They urge An hour or two after the Cham­ SELF SERVE AND SAVE be placed on the relief rolls. SANDERSON’S member must dispose of five books all to join in the sales contest by ber of Deputies had passed a vote Christmas was approaching; he on the grand award of $500 before helping the qualifying contestants of praise of the governor of Pueb­ Price* quoted in thi* ad gObd Fri­ TAbor 2391 1514 Arapahoe St. was hungrry and he was broke; in Feb. 9, Those outside of the two whose names will be announced la for closing all churches, Mr. desperation he attempted to rob a day, Saturday, and Monday, Feb. organizations may obtain and dis­ after the dead-line, Feb. 9. Daniels gave a dinner to him and AIR W AY COFFEE Optometrist and Optician man, bungled the job, and was pose of books and credit them to later published a statement ap­ 1, 2, and 4. Price* on peri*bable> shot That was his first, his only any contestant they wish to sup­ proving hig administration. 1 pound bag...... crime. Hospital officials say he are *ubject to market change*. HELEN WALSH port. Members of both organiza­ After the inauguration of Gen­ will not live long. tions also may credit all except Aiioeiate Another police case, in which Workers View of eral Cardenas, Mr. Daniels called their first book to their favorite LIBBY’S SLICED PINEAPPLE Father Berberich attended the vic­ on the infamous Garrido Canabal, W. R. JOSEPH contestant. leader of the Red Shirts, who are tim of a shooting, involved a lad Silver Dollar days have the great­ No. 2i/o can...... »...... : ETXS EXAltINXD from New York, a former news­ murdering Catholics, gave a laud­ 20c est appeal for support in their his atory statement about him and boy not yet 20 years old. The tory this y'ear. Half of the pro­ New Deal Is Topic Pbeea TAbor IWO promised to come to see him often. boy had hiked to DenVer, had met ceeds will go to the St. Vincent de EXTRA STANDARD CORN Criticism of Ambassador Dan­ »B-218 Majootie BUc. a man who acted the jiart of a Paul society to help it in carrying (St. Dominie’* Pari*h) Narrow Grain, No. 2 Can* ^ friend, but who persuaded the out its child welfare work. In all “ A Working Man’s View on/The iels does not involve his motives. 2 f o r ...... X i J C boy to assist him in a filling-sta­ the billions of dollars appropri­ New Deal” is the subject of a talk Though he be credited with the tion robbery after giving him too ated by the national government to be gpven by a member of St. best of intentions, he seems badly TOMATOES, Happy-Vale much potent but not-too-whole- for relief, not a dollar can be spent Dominic’s Holy Name society at a miscast in his present role. The some whiskey. The boy was shot letter of protest about the perse- meeting Monday, Feb'. 4. A troop No. 2 cans, 2 for...... :...... and seriously hurt in the attempt­ of Boy Scouts of the parish will cutipn in Mexico sent by the Holy 17c ed robbery. He called fop a priest entertain on this occasion. The Name men to representatives and on his arrival at Denver General, following Sunday will be Commun­ senaiors from Colorado received No. 2V^ can...... lOc went to Confession, received Vi­ Press Convention favorable consideration, the oppo­ ion day for Holy Name men. Packed in sition to atheistic tendencies being aticum and Extreme Unction. The The school children for two SALAD DRESSING Mason Jar boy lived, but he spent several weeks have been selling tickets to especially commented on. weeks in the hospital. Home Style or Miracle Whip 9 1 o with three performances at the Gra­ SUGAR Pint ...... - ...... A X C It is not only criminals or would- to Be Fek W nada theater for a school benefit Great We*tern Beet f ^ Knife-Opening be criminals who find themselves ■Wednesday, Feb. 6. The feature Aurora Parish 10 lb,' bag...... JOC Quart ...... (^ p in Denver General after shooting picture is a delightful comedy by 35c scrapes. In the last few years Fa­ (Loretto Height* College) Sir James Barrie. Helen Hayes ther Berberich has attended sev­ The official call for the conveii- plays tlje leading role in this fea­ Benefit Planned BEANS BURBANKS eral members of the Denver police tion of the Colorado Catholic ture, “ What Every Woman Bluhill Coffee and detective forces, who were School Press association was sent Knows.” Green or Wax »"*A*”**P GENUINE COLORADO wounded, some of them fatally, m out to the members on Tues­ The Blessed Virgin sodality re­ (St. There*e’* Shrine, Aurora) Kuner’* 1 7 4* is RICH-ROASTED pursuing their duties. Last Nov. day— the Feast of St. Fran­ cently elected officers as follows; A benefit progp'am for the No. 2 cans, 2 for...... * • ^ 100 lbs...... $2.19 10 lbs...... 23c 30 he attended District Fire Chief cis de Sales, patron of the press. Miss Lucille Walsh, first prefect; Shrine of the Little Flower will and ground in a mist of Andrew Mahon, who was fatally The convention will be Feb. 22 Misses Eileen Conboy and Nellie be given Feb. 14 by the choirs of FLOATING-FLAVOR injured in a downtown fire. Chief and 23. Any communications McAuliffe, assisting prefects; Miss St. Francis de Sales’ and St The- PORK AND BEANS SWEET POTATOES Mahon died the day after receiv­ concerning this convention should Anna McAuliffe, secretary-treas­ rese’s parishes and other singers. Campbeir* A c * ing the Last Sacraments from Fa­ California Jer*ey and Porto Rican* M . be sent to Box 51, Loretto, Colo­ urer; Miss Josephine McCanna, A feature of the affair will be a Medium, c a n ...... Pound ...... «3 C ther Berberich. rado; or the press chairman, sacristan. magricians performance by Howard Visiting the sick and attending PEarl 2468, may be telephoned. The Aquinas players are reno­ Hewlett and Knowles Clifton. The the dying at Denver General have Delegates to the convention are vating a store next to their Little price of admission will be 25 cents MILK ORANGES been regular tasks for Father Ber­ expected from Santa Fe, Las Ve- theater for their social meetings. per person and refreshments will Carnation or Columbine Navel*, 150 Size 9 A # « berich the past six years, ever as, El Paso, Colorado Springs, The next meeting is Tuesday, be served. 'The place will be an­ Irradiated 1 A 4* Dozen ...... A S r C since' he was first sent as an as­ fueblo, Canon City, and Sterling. Feb. 5. nounced later. Tall (^ans, 3 for...... sistant in St. Joseph’s parish, of The delegates from Denver are The financial report of the par­ Numbers on the program will in­ •He VACUUM PACKED which he was a pative and in • increasing in number with every ish was discussed at all Masses last which he attended school as a boy.' report. Every school member clude: Duet, “ When Honey Sings FANCY FRESH WATER PIKE hi Cant Sunday by the pastor. The report an Old-Time Song” (Carey), Mrs. CLOROX Father Berberich is the son of Mr. I ^jjj participate in the convention was distributed in bulletin form. Bonele** ^ A a a and Mrs. William N. Berberich of in some special way, either from E. J. Witaschek and Mrs. J. E. Pint ...... 11< Pound ...... A S I C All reports indicate a crowded Brngess; solo, “ Love’s Old Sweet 421 West Sixth avenue, the speakers’ platform or in the Broadmoor county club Feb\_ 12 Song” (J. S. Molloy), Mrs. Bur­ Q uart...... 19^ round-table discussion groups. The for the social sponsored by the gess; duet, selected, Mrs, Richard BEEF POT ROASTS entire program will appear in The parish athletic association. USE Denver Catholic Registef in the Hynes and Mrs. Howard Hewlett; Meyers Drag Store Price* conform in all re­ Pound ...... 17c & 15c next week or two. FAVOR RECEIVED solo, “ Glow Worm” . (Lincke), Complete Drug Service CORBETT’S A three-day retreat conducted A Register subscriber wishes to Mrs. Witaschek; trio, “ Ave Maris aped* to Article 8, Sec­ by the Rev. iiames McCartin, 0. acknowledge a favor received Stella” (Rosewig), James Hart­ tion 1, Retail Food and LARD, Open Kettle Rendered « ^ ICE through the intercession of Kateri ford, Howard Hewlett, and Mr. % TAbor 9606 1100 Acoma M.I., of Colorado Springs, closes Grocery Trade Code. Pound -•...... IOC Friday morning at Loretto Heights Tekakwitha and the Blessed Hynes. The accompanist will be AapI* Parking Spaea CREAM college. Virgin. Miss Henrietta Witaschek.

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> WWWWWWWW W'W WW n«tsas superior, Sister M. Immaculata, as­ Angkor. o r A don, Mrs. Mimi Barrie Clark, and Ur. snd Urs. M. AllegretU, the Bar­ sisted by the Friends of the Sick Enchanted AprD. JEWEL THEATRE ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ’>4‘4’4'4444*4‘444’4i44‘» » gain Book etore, Boulevard mortuary, GUdad Lily. BENGAL Mrs. T. A. Cosgriff also made the Poor Aid society. At this meet­ I've Been Around. Breen & Corfman, floriats; Jamea Crowe, 1912 SO. BROADWAY. PEarl 0134 44»444'4'4444»4'44<444»»4”» ’»44 ♦4”» ’» » 4 ’44‘4"l”»4 ‘4‘4 4 4 " » 4 4 4 - » » » » tour. Mrs. J. B. Cosgriff, Ur, and Ura. Louia ing the complete report of the Kidnaping Gorillaa. De Scioae, Ura. Elvira Di tullo, Jaseph work done In the past year by the Hills ot the Gods. LANCER Fri. and Sat.« Lm Tracy in **Tha Lamon The ^ou p met at the Catholic P. Dunn, the Franciacan Fathers, Mr. sisters was given, as published in ’Neath the Arisona. Skica.. Drop Kid.'* Sub.s Mob., aad Tuoa.» Z^no Benefit shop and visited St.' Caje- Night la Young. * Grey's **Home on the Range." Wed. and and Mrs, George F. Hackethal, Hartford- The Register recently. Mrs. Eve­ GARY COOPER Hoskins-Beatty Hilton Motor Co. tan’s clinic first. A steady proces­ Alcorn mortuary^ W, P. Horan * Son, Port of Lost Dreama. ThurSw C eor^ M. Cohan in "GambUng," lyn Feely, violinist, rendered three Red Hot Tires. FRANCHOl lO N t and Charlie Ruggles in "The Pursuit of sion of sick people came with vari­ Ine.; Dr. G. E. Knhl, Art Ualnntl, Uel- 2985 FEDERAL BLVD. nick Bros, meat market. Ur. and Mrs, beautiful selections: "Berceuse,” Right to Lire. RICHARD CROMWELL Happlntfs." Oldsmobile Co. ' ous ills to be treated. First, there Phil McCarty, William E. UcLain, Ur. Ticket to a Crime. from Jocelyn,” by Godard: Sing Sing Nighta, .SIR GUY STANDING 1147 BROADWAY GA. 5706 was a little child with swollen and Mrs. Thomas McGovern, Ur. and “ Adoration” by Borowski, and glands, then a boy who had'bumed Urs. John O’Connor, O’Meara-YOung World Accuses. Phone MAin 3270 AUTHORIZED FORD DEALERS Motor Co.. Pedley-Ryan A Co., Roach A “ Salut D’Amour” by Elgar. Mrs. (These elaasiflcations are auppHed by his feet badly, a baby covered Madonia, Urs. John Reddin, Margie the Chicago council of the Legion of Santa Fe Theatre New and Used Cars Feely was accompanied by Mrs. Decency, and this list la supplementary Exclutire Oldsmobile Salat and with eczema, a man with distress­ Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. O. Henry Schwalbe, John Schilling. Sarrice— Good Used Car Values Expert Repair Department ing carbuncles on his neck. By the Mrs, Robert Shea, Swigert Bros., Mrs. to the complete list issued Jan. IS.) B74 SANTA FE TABOR 7094 end of the afternoon a total of 62 Sewell Thomas, Urs. J. F. Toner, Mrs. Frl. and Sat., Gena Stratton Portar’a A. L. Vagnino, Mrs, John ValL and Miss OGDEN THEATRE “ Girl ^ the Limbarloat.” Sun., Mon., cases had been treated. Father Helen Walsh. 935 E. Colfax KE. 3737 and T ool- Zane (jrey’z "Homt on the Mulroy visited the clinic in the Range. Wed. and/Thure., Jemee Dunn Hoatesaaa and Jean Palter ItJ "Have a Heart.” RADIATOR AND AUTO AUTOMOBILE afternoon. Mmes. W. H. Anderson, Edward Anesi, JUNIOR TABERNACLE Then the visitors went to Rude Thomas G, Barry, A. J. Baumgartner, euCAN WHOliSOMt INTgaTAINMENT BODY REPAIRING BATTERIES William Bcrberich, G. A. Brush, Ralph center, where they found 12 wom­ Burgess, Lucy Bottler, Charles Butler, en busily engaged in making over FRANK NASTLE¥, Prop. Joseph Celia, J. J. Campbell, A. B. Camp­ CIRCLE ORGANIZED REX THEATER old garments for the poor of the bell, A, J. Chisolm, Geo. Coffin, James Cos­ .OANI community. There was also a tello, Thomas Cosgriff, James Cronin, 4977 W. 44TH AVE. CA. 5340 NATIONAL AUTO Nora Conway, Loretta U. Daugherty, J. A Junior Tabernacle society cir­ president of the Junior Tabernacle Frl. and Sat.a Bette Davis, Ann Dvorac, splendid display of quilts and gar­ J. Dean, H. C. Denny, Edward Delehsnty, cle was formed Tuesday evening society, were guests at the organ­ RADIATOR CO. ments made by these women. In Edward C. Day., Sr., Edward C, Day, Jr., and Geerge Brent in "Housewife*** also at the home of Miss Catherine ization meeting at Miss Fitzpat­ MAYAN THEATER **The Dragon Murder Case/* Warren Wil* RADIATORS, FENDERS. HOODS, and the pre-school division that is Frank Davis, Maurice Dolan, E. L. Doyle, Ham and Margaret Lindsey. Sun.* Mon.* BODIES REPAIRED Frank Dixon, Mayme Duddy, Euphemia Fitzpatrick. The membership of rick’s. 110 BROADWAY. PE. S015 j maintained at the 'center, the vis­ K. Enders, George Evans, Mary R. Fair, this new circle totals ten, includ­ Clean Family Show. and Tues., "Lady hy Choice," with May Rebuilding Wrecks • Specialty itors were shown the little indi- The general meeting of the Robson and Carole Lombard. Also Ken Katherine Fitzpatrick, Andrew Gienger, ing the Misses Mary Nadorf, Cath­ Junior Tabernacle society •will be Maynerd in "The Lone AvenMr.'* Wed# 12 E. Eighth Ava. Phone TAbor 2918 ■vidual cots, fully equipped with Henry Oenty, Edward Gibbons, Florence and Thurs.* "Pilgrimage,'* vltn Henrietta Guenther, John F. Harrington, J. M. erine Mall, Katherine Hammel, held on Tuesday evening, Feb. 19, blankets, where each tot has his Marie Hammel, Margaret Guil- Cresman, Heather Angel, Marion Nixon* Harrington, William F. Hines, J. F>ed- at the Ayres hotel. and Norman Foster. rest period. Individual towels, eriek Howard, H. J. Healy, Paul Horan, foyle, Louise Dooling, Teresa Guil- HIAWATHA AUTO TOP REPAIR. wash cloths, soap, etc., are sup­ Philip Horan, H, W. 'Humphry’ s, John foyle, Alvina Schirk, Elizabeth The artists’ circle of the Junior Keating, W. J. Kirk, J, M. Keegan, Clem Tabernacle society, better known plied for each pre-school child. Hart, and Catherine Fitmatrick. 590 Downing PEARL 3041 ING AND PAINTING Kohl, A. P. Lunney, William J. May, as St. Luke’s circle, has had two The visit to Little Flower cen­ Edward K, Moore, J. Winters Morrell, The beautiful title, “ Precious members honored recently. Marie Harry HulFtnan Direction ter ended the tour. There Miss T. J. Morrissey, Richard Morrissey, C. Blood,” was chosen for the circle. S*at Covert - Upholstering - Side Curtoint ^ M O N E Y f l L. Uoseoni, Harry Mnlvihill, U. J. Me- rpi,. Schremp, formerly librarian at Dougherty, assisted by Miss Con- officers elected were Miss f/> Carthy, Michael McEahem, T. J. Me- Regis college, is now working in TUESDAY NIGHT IS GENERAL AUTO TOP stance Ryan, served light refresh Elroy, William UcTavish, Mary Nahring, Catherine Fitzpatrick, president; BOWLING ments in the new parlor upstairs Alfred P. Nelson. Nellie Newell, C. D. Miss Mary Nadorff, secretary. The the new Catholic library. She' re­ FORD NIGHT CO. that the young ladies of the cen O’Brien, T. Walter O’Connor, Eugene ceived her training for this work Establiehed 1920 O’Fallon, JuUa O’NeUlr J, A. Osner, G- next meetint; of the Precious ter recenfly finished furnishing. Blood circle will be held Wednes­ ah St. Catherine’s college in St- Phone KE, 8486 629 Broadway O. Reed. Ben Reipe, Jamee Riordan, Paul. Albina de Rose was elected Downstairs, catechetical classes Joseph Ryan, S. W. Ryan, T. E. Ryan, day evening, Feb. 6, at the home RECREATION CO. DENVER J. ED WOLLENHAUPT, Prop. treasurer of the Bellarmine club, were in session. These are taught D. J. Roberts, John Schilling, S. J. of Margaret and Teresa Guilfoyle. Slattery, J. A,, 8enbert, C. F. Saunders, “ Where the Big Pictures Automobilat and Trucks Painted by the sisters from the Sacred At this session the rirlg will begin which is a psychologf’’ytfidy cftcllr 30— Bowling Alleys—30 Signs and Show Cards oi All Kinds L. P. Scholl, A. H. Seep, M. A. Spangel- at Regis college. j J » Play” Heart school. berger, E. D. Spiller, Hubert Smith, D. their work on small altar linens. eUYA Geraldine Bradasibn,'also-of St. y Name Society A similar tour will be arranged F. Sullivan, P. J. Sullivan, Harry Taylor, Miss Catherine Maloney, chairman Home of the Hoi CHARLES DICKENS’ Luke’s circle, is now studying Li later for others who may be in­ Ralph Taylor, T. J. Tierney, M. J. 'Tier.- of the altar linen committee, and Bowling League BRAKE TESTING AND GENERAL^'/;' ney, Joseph Walsh, Sr., Ella Mullen water color under Robert Graham, “ David Copperfield” terested. Weekbaugh; Hisses Julia Clifford, Mary her sister, Mary Maloney, will be 1340 Stout St. KE. 9580 RELINING Coughlin, Margaret Dipple, Anna Fallon, guests and will assist the girls in a well-known Denver artist With An All-Star Cast of 65 Lillian Hurd, Frances Keefe, Mary A. their initial w*rk on the altar Bernadette Geiger was on a ski­ Players Keefe, Nellie Lennon, Margaret E. ing party with the Silver Spruce South Denver Bowling Hare Your Brakes Relined With _ew i6 R y < ^ linens. Miss Margaret Taney, Murphy, Margaret Ryan, and Margaret Skiing club at Colorado Springs John Manville Brake SETON GUILD Wade. chairman of the membership com­ Company / mittee, and Miss Anna McGlone, recently. • o' , v ORPHEUM The chairman, Mrs. J. M. Har­ The members of tibe’Junior Tab­ 161 South Broadway SP. 9780 Lining IA YTI rington, will be assisted by the 8 MEETS FEB. 7 ernacle society deeply sympathize BOWLING - BILLIARDS Starts Friday following ladies: Mmes. Edward with Catherine F lo j^ whose unde Milan, MichRel McEahem, T. C. Mr. aad Mrs. Martin Joha- KENT-ROBINSON The next meeting of the Seton died last week. Bishop Vehr’s ser- aon’a Aerial Epic Ovar McElroy, Alfred P. Nelson, Jos­ Cathedral P.-T. A. nion at the funeral gave the family guild will be-held at the home of eph Celia, W. J. Kirk, John DINING. Africa , TIRE GO. Mrs. Merle, 603 South Sherman, a great deal of consolation; AND Demmer, John Schilling, Anna All the members of Morning “BABOONA’* Official Brake Station Thursday, Feb. 7, at 1:30 p. m. Watermolen, G. A. Brush, William Will Give Dinner All members are invited to bring Star circle plan to attend a skating 1917 BROADWAY McTavish, B. F. Sheridan, 0. A. party at the Mile-Hi rink Monday, DANCIN Guaranteed for One Year their friends for the social, fol­ Carter, Edward Gibbons, Harry ALADDIN lowed by the regular business The Cathedral Parent-Teach­ Feb. 4. This party is sponsored Breen, Harry Taylor; Misses ers’ association will give a spa­ by the Junior Catholic Daughters. meeting. Agnes Hogan and Clella Carter. GEORGE BRENT ghetti dinner in the school cafe­ The next meeting of Morning Star I Call SPruce 9752 for Lege or Table I Joaephina Hutchinion AUTO The last meeting, held by the The first meeting of the year teria Thursday evening, Feb. 21. circle will be Feb. 14 at Maxine I Beserratfosa I * I Nightly Except Monday I RENTALS sisters at Cathedral convent, was The dinner will be prepared under Rogers’, 665 South Washington. “ The Right to Uve” a big success. Bridge was played I FIFTH AT BROADWAY I Colored Study Club the supervision of experts and a The council members are re­ RENT NEW CARS and prizes were awarded to Mmes. very nominal fee will be charged. minded that a meeting will be held N Ew lLainliftaa^ JOE Nolan, McCarty, Plamondon, Mc­ to Meet This Sunday All are urged to attend this dinner at the home of Frances Alff Mon­ lAacfsr OANct cao»^ps tf* r**t jrnrt U DRIVE Nulty, Liverman, Klusner, Strahl, and by doing so help carry on day, Feb. 4. Plans for initiating a REASONABLE RATES Werle, Kellilea, Amolsch, Morris­ St. AufnfttBe’a Colored the P.-T. A. welfare work'in the Study club will be discussed and AUTO RENTAL sey, Glinn, Flynn, Morrison, liaw- Study club will meet at the remainder of the school year. every member is urged to attend. KAVANAUGH, less, Hilbers, and McCanna, and home of Mra. George Nealy, Mrs. J. J. Hayes is chairman for Our Lady of Perpetual Help RoRer Skating SERVICE, INC. Miss Ruth Brown. The door prize, 2321 Franklin street, Sunday this benefit circle held a meeting at Marian Cart Delivered a picture of Mother Elizabeth Try Dancing 1624 Broadway KE. 8S81 afternoon, Feb. 3, at 5 Study Club Meeta Lampert’s home Jan. 28. Several Seton, was given to Mrs. Liverman. o’clock. Plana for the year The Catholic Women in Civic members ■were absent because of INC. Four new members joined at this will be outlined and dele­ Life •Study club of the Cathedral illness, but it is hoped that they Tell the people yea patronixa meeting. gates named to the conven­ P.-T. A. met at the home of Mrs. will be able to attend the February Roller Skating' that you saw their adTertiaament 700 LINCOLN ST. The guild women who are on tion of the Diocetan Council Margarette Hickish, 1015 South meeting. A great deal of work was Jim m ie the committee have been giving of Catholic Women. Ogdem Monday evening, Jan. 28, accomplished on the altar linens Mile High Roller Rink in The Reyiater. MA. 7878 individual card parties to raise ad­ with Mrs. J. R. Elliott presiding being sewn. 1422 CHAMPA ST. ditional funds. Mrs. Connors and Miss C. Kline acting as secre­ Gallagher's Lucille Riede is a new member Skating Evary Night Excapt gave the first of the series, fol­ AID MEETS FEB. 6 tary. The minutes of the previ­ of the Junior Tabernacle council, STUDIO Monday lowed by Mrs. Werle, Mrs. Klus­ ous- meeting were read by Mrs. A. having been elected to the office Maliaaa Saturday and Sunday ner, and Mrs. Miller. Friday, S t Clara’s Aid society ■will meet J. Monniere. Information regard­ of publicity chairman. This office PE. 1825 Feb. 1, Mrs. Strahl will give her Wednesday afternoon, Feb. 6, at ing the three departments of the was vacated just before Christmas The Bright Spot Flower Shop party, and everyone is invited to S t Clara’s orphanage. Luncheon federal government was presented by Louise Krabacher when she left Fifth Avenue and Josephine attend. The address is 308 Ogden. will be served at 1 o’clock, fol­ by Mrs. M. E. McGuire. Mrs. J. on a trip to Cincinnati. A plea is ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦■►♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦I *♦♦♦♦♦♦» All games will be played. lowed by cards. All are welcome. Utard’s paper on the Townsend made here for all news of the cir­ YORK 0690 Old Age Pension bill was followed cles to be communicated to Miss by a discussion. The next m e ^ Riede either by phoning TAbor Professional Pharmacy, Inc. ■V ing, outlined by Mrs. J. E. Flynn, 2415 or by mailing the news to D, M. CAREY R. H. LAVERTY ■ - It*8 An Old American Custom chairman, is as follows: “ The 2343 WiDiams. Presidents of the 224 16th Street— KEyatene 4251 Meaning of the Term State circles are urged to keep in toach A strictly prescription business — quality products *t fair prices. Specializing in Quality Plumbing and SENDING Rights” by Mrs. J. R. Elliott: with her whenever their circles “ How an Amendment Is Made,’* meet. Heating Repairs by Miss C. Kline; “ Sales Tax,” by Mrs. A. Fox; “ Our Immigration Laws,” by Mrs. J. A. McDonald, SOCIAL IS GIVEN SLATTERY & COMPANY Valentines and “ The Money System of the FOR MEMBERS OF United States,” by Mrs. R. G. Mor­ PAROCHIAL SCHOOL BOOKS PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS Largest Selection in Denver to $1.00 rison. Monday evening, Feb. 11, JUNIOR C. D. OF A NEW AND USED AT LOWEST PRICES 1646 BLAKE STREET will be the date, with Mrs. S. Homer, 3511 Lafayette, as hostess Troop 12 of the Junior C. D. HERRICK BOOK AND STATIONERY CO. JOHN J. CONNOR, President PHONE KEYSTONE 1441 of A. enjoyed a social riven . Bridge Tallies «« l$c doz. and Mrs. M. Hickish presiding by 934 FIFTEENTH ST. KEYSTONE 5470 $ officer. Lubelle Cawley and Kathleen and Let Us Help Plan Your Party Mary McElin. The prizes for the games were given to Patricia ♦41 >»**W *44**»*»44*4***4»»»*4»*4**4M »»*»W t4t THE GIRVIN FURN. & AUCTION CO. AID SOCIETY TO Forte, Flora Jo Kimmins, Jacque­ 1524-1530 COURT PLACE, DENVER line Herigsted, and Elaine Nick­ DO NOT READ THIS John Child's HAVE ELECTION less. A business meeting will be Homs fumlahinga ot all kinds no longer needed or not np to standard can be held Saturday, Feb. 9, at 1:30 at traded in at liberal valuation in purchase ot new or good uMd ruga, gas or St. Vincent’s Aid society will Unless you are interested in distinctive photos at rea* coal range, radlent gas or coal heater, Simmoni bed, etndio couch, dining, bed­ the clubhouse. Shop meet at the home of Jdrs. Ella M. sonable prices. room, or living room set, or any odd piece you may need. Caih or credit. Elizabeth Esser and Lucille Bo- Auction ^ e e of houae fumlahinga Mondays, Thuradaya, 2 p. m. Omca and 711 16th St.— Opp. Denver Dry Wilkin, 109 Franklin street, Tues­ ran entertained troop 3 at a social house fumitura also bought tor cash. WE FILL PHONE OR MAIL ORDERS day, Feb. 5, at 2:30 p. m. Elec­ given at the former’s home last TELEPHONE KEYSTONE 5856 tion of officers vrill be held. week on Wednesday ni^ht Bridge IRVING ALLEN FOX STUDIO was played and pnzes were SHIRLEY SAVOY HOTEL 17th AVE. ENTRANCE - - FAVORS RECEIVED awarded to Edna Sheehy and Phone MAin 5363 for Appointment. STEAMSHIP TICKETS A reader of The Register wishes Mary Stewartson. to thank the Sacred Heart for fa­ Troop 11 has made plans for II111f 1 1 1 M •♦♦♦»♦♦ For all ateamzhip lines and at actual tariff rates is only one ot the many vors received through the inter­ a roller-skating party to be held Gallagher Transfer & Storage Co. helpful services that vre extend to the traveling public. cession of Our Mother of Perpet­ Sunday afternoon at 2. The busi­ Whether your plans call for a short visit to the “ old folks” at home or an extended visit to the many "new folkc” in foreign lands the experienced ual Help and the Little Flower. ness meeting will be held at the 2132 Broadway assistance of our Travel Department will be helpful in the arrangement of clubhouse on Saturday afternoon. your trip. READER GIVES THANKS At the monthly business meet­ PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS TA. 2255 A Register reader wishes to ex­ ing of Troop 6 Saturday after­ AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY press thanks for a favor received noon, Feb. 2, reports vrill be given on the tests for the honor pins. Household Goods and Machinery Moving 1637 STOUT STREET PHONE KE. 8t31 from the Sacred Heart through the intercession of the Blessed Vir­ All members of this troop are THEY ARE RELIABLE American Express Travelers’ Cheques protect your travel funds. gin and St. Jude. requested to attend. fMWyMWVUWVVVM/VVVUWWUUVWUWUWVWVWVWUVVUU J PAGE EIGHT_ Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTEB Telephone. Main 5413 Thursday, January 31, 1935 AIRGUIDE P i r n TO I E MOTHER OF SORROWS NOVENA liiTis A REMINDER TELLS AIR CONDITION BOTH TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY IN YOUR HOME TO OPEN AT ST. ELIZABETH’ S ORDER COAL OR OFFICE LUMP EGG At a glance it vrams when the air approaches the irritating (S t Elizabeth’* Parish) St. John are Mrs. F. Knopke, pres­ SET FOB FEB. ident; Mrs. A. Schillinger, first 22 95.70 ton $5.70 ton dryness so prevalent in artificially heated homes or offices, caus­ The novena in honor of Our vice president; Mrs. A. Goor, sec­ ing coughs and cold. Mother of Sorrows will open this Other hifh grade* of coal at Sunday, Feb. 3, and will close ond vice president; Miss Eva Col­ Black and Chromium, Caae-two-tone, Silver Dial at (Blessed Sacrament Parish) lins, secretary; Mrs. G. Kelly, fi­ (St. Philomena’s Parish) market prices. The benefit card party to be Monday, Feb. 11. The Rev. Joa­ $3.50 chim Cuniffe will preach the ser­ nancial secretary; Mrs.'Marraret A gala social function is in the given for the parish at the Brown Cordes, treasurer. The auxiliary Palace hotel Tuesday evening, mons. Devotions will be held each offing for the younger set of St. THE RU6BT COAL CO. held a joint installation with the Feb. 5, bids ia ir to bring out a morning at the 7 and 8 o’clock Philomena’s parish on the evening D. V. HARPER, Mgr. Swigert Bros. Optical Co. Knights of ^t- John. The auxiliary capacity crowd, judging by the re­ Masses, and at 7:45 each evening of Washington’s birthday at the HOME PUBLIC MARKET will meet again Feb. 7 at 8 p. m. KEYSTONE 0121 DENVER'S RELIABLE OPTOMETRISTS ports of Mrs. Mark Felling, chair­ except on Sunday, when they will Brown Palace hotel. An informal man, and her committee. 'The list be held at 7:30. All members of The committees for the Valen­ social with George Hancock’s or­ Youri For Low Prices of reservations indicates that the parish are urged to attend and tine party to be given by the Eu- chestra playing will be sponsored Better Vision Quality Goods every family in the parish-is to bring their friends) both Catholic docian club Feb. 12 held a meet­ by the Junior Altar and Rosary be represented. Many friends and non-Catholic. Many petitions ing last week. The hall is to be society that evening. The nominal 1550 California St. (Est. 1902) Phone KEystone 7651 and parishioners will also attend. have been granted at previous no- re-decorated and tables and chairs price of 75 cents per couple will ARGONAUT HOTEL The committee requests that venas. are to be obtained to carry out the be charged. anyone who has been uninten­ Newly-elected officers of the La­ cabaret idea. The comipittee and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Glarke had Where Denver’s Society Entertains for Luncheon* «nd Dinner* dies’ auxiliary of the Knights of he ^•airman. Miss Florence Smith, tionally missed telephone for tick­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Flynn of Trin­ FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES, ets or procure them at the door. are T, ell pleased with progress of idad as house gueste over the We are the headquarters in Denver A partial list of reservations fol­ plans so far. Mrs. P. Jonke will week-end. - DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE TABOR 2361 lows: nave charge of the card party. Mrs. H. J. Struck entertained Mayor and Mrs. George Begole. See- The Irish all-stars and the Eu- the ladies of Mrs. T. C.. Rhoades’ Beautiful Bdlrooms private Dining Room* retary and Mrs. James H. Carr, Senator for all Building and Loan Stocks and Mrs. Philip McCarty, Major WiU docian girls’ bowling teams held club Tuesday. Mmes. J. M. De Ham J. Potter, Boctora and Mmes. L. a match Thursday, Jan. 25, in the Camp, Josephine Keiser, R. A. and we pay cash M. Raring. Leo Walsh, Mallory Catlett, bowling alley. The Eudocians Jaeger, and H. V, Bigelow were J. J. Reilly, R. R. Steinhart, and T. J. won all three games, leading by guests on this occasion. Honors For Full Information Write or Call on Ua Rogers; Mestirs. #nd Mmes. William H. anO/(l/iatayunii McNichols, John L. Dower, T. J. Mor* 198 pins. The next rame is the were shared by Mrs. J. M. De rissey. Homer Bedford, Harry Mulvi* playoff, each team having one Camp and Mrs. H. V. Bigelow. hill, John O'Connor, Herbert Fairall. game to its credit. The girls The sponsor ■will have the next Advertisers that merit your patronage. They are Philip Clarke, R. Paul Horan, William bowling were: All-stars— J. Camp­ meeting. Pedley-Ryan Co. P. Horan, J. T. Gibson. George F. reliable, consistent and appreciate your support. Fongar, E. R. Crocker. M. A. Driscoll, bell, D. Campbell, Mary Madden, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Swigert 840 17th St. MA. 5641 F. L. Carmichael. L. M. Purcell. H. R. L. Seaman, and K. O’Connor; Eu­ left this week for California, Watts, Frank Walter, F. A. O’Mara. T. docians— J. Seaman, M. Clabbe where they will spend the balance Denver, Colo. MA. 3351 A. Hayes, Jr., A. C. Bailey, Raymond MADDEN'S Riede, J. M. McCarthy, J. J. Meany, Sr., H. Knopke, L. Hill, and L. Gundy. of the winter. William F. Hart, Ray J. Cunningham, ' The sanctuary choir of St. Mrs. W. C. Schwenger’s club j Albert F. Westfall. Henry C. Cochran, T. The Medical Mission society COAL held a banner meeting at Mercy Elizabeth’s church, organized two met with Mrs. H. W. Swigert last ' F. Peake. H. J. Stueck. Frank C, Davis, Friday. Mrs. Schwenger won high GRILL Frank Ottroan, Leo Creagan, A. K. hospital Thursday, Jan. 24. The weeks before Christmas, this Sun­ score. The next meeting will be A food place (or Vickery, Harry 6. Leeman, P. H. Calia* number of younger society ma­ day, Feb. 3, will sing processional Pinon Fuel & Supply Co. han, J. W. Cerny, L. B. Foster, J. F. with Mrs. J. P. McConaty Feb. 8. the whole (amllr trons who went into office marked and recessional hymns, and also to eat and drink F. A. Mumford, Mgr. 38 E. 6th Catholic Hill, Paul J. Dorsey, James J. Dowd. R. In the past week St. Philomena’s C. Runyon, Harold McBride, Ralph a departure in church work. Mrs. the Kyrie and Offertory, with the Symboliaro Bixler, A. B. Wickstrom, W. C. Weldon. cagers won two games. Friday Opsn 5 A. M. to Relief Orders Filled Promptly Ave. . Leonard Swigert, newly-elected senior choir at the 10 o’clock Mass. I A. M. James Brennan. Mark J. Felling, William The boys’ choir received high they defeated St. Mary’s Cubs, W. 25th and Decatur GA. 6125 a E. Austin. T. E> Greene, Joseph Rihn, president, Mrs. John Rae, a vice president, and Mrs. Lester Cowan, praise for its singing in Christmas Colorado Springs, 14-12, in a 1219 Lawrtacs St. J. J. Drinkard, C. A. Crapo, Joseph ragged game at Cathedral gym, TA. 6468 Specialty Maudru, J. P. Faman, Joseph Bonomo, corresponding secretary, will week. Monday, Blessed Sacrament team Geonm H. McDevitt, Charles W. Has« shoulder a lu ge part of the bur­ The choir is under the sponsor­ kell. Harry McGrayel, J. A. ReUly, N. A. was trounced, 33-19, at the Park RARTOAY'S den of the society, which has as ship of Sister Emily, with Jo­ Steinbruner, P. D. Walsh, A. C. Kra- Hill school by the league leaders. QUALITY MONUMENTS FOR LESS" bach, and Charles T. Mahoney: Hesdames its purpose the supplying of needs sephine Woeber directing. Mrs. H. G. REID MEAT MARKET Jim Philpott, Catherine Simmons, C. James J. Lynch is the accompan­ Donald Carey starred with 12 for the sick poor. 'Vice presi­ Electrical Contracting, Ilka Houm of Quality, wboro tbo boat C. Collins, Frank Sullivan, Margaret ist. points. Raring stood out for the neats at the most reasonable prices may Danford, H. H. Tammen, H. W. Ander­ dents are Mesdames T. Walter losers with 11 points. This Fri­ Repairing and Fixtures Call Frank WllliaiBS when you want dependable repair work on O’Connor, M. A. Spangelberger, The sanctuary boys are Lyle bo obtained. son, Colin McBeth. Harry Nadon, and day, St. Philomena’s meets Annun­ MAia 2303 317 14th St your typewriter. Helen McHugh; Misses Marie Pigeon, Louise Keninger, and H. W, An­ Gardner, Robert Miller, Thomas 1030 W. Colfax K£. 3638 ciation team at the Park Hill PROMPT SERVICE — HONEST PRICES Mayme Grady. Helen Mauler, Mary derson. Recording secretary is Westrick, Adam Heit, Thomas AcroM from S t Loo's Cburcb Nadorff, Susie Kerin, Mae Gavin, C. and Hart, Thomas Gorman, Paul Sulli­ school at 4 p. m. in a league con­ All Makes Typewriter Service E. Giersberg, Anne and Mary Cronin. Mrs. Bradley Lane, and the treas­ test. Mildred Crowley, and Rosemary Tracy; van, George Tovrea, Joseph AAA JOHN H. REDDLN Sales - Rentals - Repairs MAin 3495 urer is Miss Elizabeth O’Hara. 435 14th St. Messrs. Frank Tetemer, Kernin Week- The board of directors is com­ Krantz, Joseph Oberst, Martin Attorney and Counselor at Law baugh, A. J. Riley, M. E. Malone, and Biesenberger, Leo Spann, Paul 612-614 Ernest & Cranmer Block Hale Davis. posed of Mesdames Joseph Emer­ Register Correspondent requiescant in p a c e son Smith, M. B e ^ , A. J. Chis­ Montoya, Raymond Bergamo, John 17th and Curtis A handsome floor lamp will be Becomes Father of Boy INSURANCE Phone MAin 0557 Denver. Colo. awarded Tuesday evening as a holm, Agnes Tierney, Joseph Whyte, Jr., John King, John Heit, Buddy Uchida, Alphonse Gallegos, ANTHONY POLICICHIO. 1622 W. special prize, and each table will' Walsh, H. W. McLauthlin, Minnie Mr. and Mrs, C. Larry Sexton S4th Ave. Husband of Maria Policiehio. Snow Bamidge, Tandy Hughes, Richard Winters, Albert lim - father of Paul, Benjamin, Henry, Ralph, have its own souvenir. Light re­ of St» Joseph’s parish are the par­ JOS. J. CELLA W e freshments will be served at the Ralph Kelley, and John B. Hun­ brecht, Elmer McBride, John Theodore Florence, and Mary. Renuiem Mass was Brunger, Homer Carleton, John ents of a boy born Saturday, Jan. 409 Security Bldg. offered at Mt. Carmel church Saturday close of the evening, and a large ter. The dispensary department Store Zigler, John Krantz, Francis Heit, 26, at St. Joseph’s hospital. The at 10. Interment Mt. Olivet. W. P. committee'of women has been ap­ is in charge of Miss Berry, and Phone KEyatone 2633 Horan & Son service. Gilbert Montoya, Frankie Leo, and baby has been named David Lee. Household Goods pointed to serve. Guests are Miss Margaret Maloney and Miss The mother and baby are doing DANIEL J. FLOYD, 1846 St. Paul St. M. E. Gafney direct the sewing. John 'Tourea. end Merchandise H ack eth al Son of Sarah J. Floyd, brother of Thomas asked to bring cards. nicely and expect to return home Francis J. Fisher, Inc. E. Floyd, Sister Marie Daniel, the Rev. St. Joseph’s circle met Jan. 24 Mrs. T. Walter O’Connor, who the early part of the week. Mr. SUFFY STORAGE AND John M. Floyd, S.J., I-eo P. Floyd. Ed- at the home of Mrs. Adrian Ma­ has been at the helm of the so­ Sexton is a Register correspond­ TAbor 6204 MOVING CO. ward A. Floyd, and Mrs. C. E. Smith. ciety ever since its founding, made MORTUARY Requiem Mass was offered at St. Philo- guire. Mrs. Ray Noone was as­ St. James’ Altar ent. sistant hostess. Twenty wome'n a gracious speech of thanks and Cement - Plaster - Mortar mena's church Saturday at 9:80. Inter­ Tell the people yon patronize ment ML Olivet. Mr. Floyd died at attended. New members admitted reviewed briefly the big work the 1449-51 Kalamath St. Metal Lath • Stucco that you saw their advertisement Glockner sanitarium, Colorado Springs, to the circle were Mmes. E. K. society has sponsored. The Mon­ at the age of 49. He was famous as a day before, some of the officers Society Meets THE HOME OF 2863 Blake SL Denver in The Register. Phone MAin .4006 baseball catcher while attending the old Ward, Robert May, and H. F. Col­ Sacred Heart college (now Regis) and lins. Gue.sts were Mrs. 0. Taylor of Medical Mission were down at (St. James* Parish) had many professional offers, but re­ and Mrs. Joseph Heneisen. Hon­ the Denver General Clinic at 8 a. fused to consider them, spending his life m. to see to the fitting of a brace The Altar and Rosary society as an accountant. He was an ardent ors went to Mrs. Ann Liese and Miss^Martha Balkin. for a young girl with a broken of St. James’ met Thursday of friend of Regis college. He made his last week at the home of Mrs. Ray home at 1624 Grant St. Pallbearers at Misses Betty Currigan and back, the case being recommended Hamilton with 16 members pres­ $1 A Readable New Book $ 1 ^ the funeral were Frank Mikleski, Cbns Joyce Littell were initiated into to the society by Father Mnlroy. Heller, Bernard Soden, Dan McNamara, ent. Mrs. Reddick and Mrs. PW Beta Phi at Boulder last week. Following her report, Miss Helen Hartford-Alcorn Donald Dunn, and Leo Flood. W. P- Loesch were visitors, and both be­ Miss Marguerite McGrayel accom­ Moylan presented resolutions Horan A Son service. came members of the society. EMPIRE LUMP u MARGARET BRYAN, Mullen home. panied a party of friends to the signed by herself as chairman, Mrs. Fitzgerald, the new presi­ Mortuary Funcrsl was held Tuesday. Interment initiation and banquet Miss Graef. and Miss Gafney ex­ ML Olivet. W. P. Horan A Son service. Miss Mary O’Donnell, a student pressing the gratitude of the dent, presided and much new FASCISM AND C IT IZE N Sir WALTER A. MILLER, 820 Elati. Hus­ nurses and non-professional work­ business was planned. 620 E. Colfax Ph. KE. 2779 band of Helen Miller, father of Harry at Loretto Heights college, who $|;.95 was the week-end guest of the ers to Mrs. O’Connor for the big The Study club planned last Miller, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mil­ spring was again suggested, and ler, uncle of Marilyn Miller. Requiem Misses______Gavin of _ this___ ^ parish,______^ enter-_____ place she has filled in the needs ton By President George Norlin, Res. Phones SP. 3296 - 1694 of the sick poor. the first meeting for final arrange­ Vfir Tue” d.7 ’at‘’ 9To" ^nferm^'ent'ML OHvet tailed her classmates at a b rid g e ments will take place Friday, Feb. University of Colorado luncheon Monday. W. P. Horan A Son service. Mr. Miller 1, at 1 o’clock at the Civic build­ was a popular railroad official and was ill only a week. His death was the sec­ PARISH GIRLS’ ing. ond in a week in the immediate family, The Altar society meeting day “ I have tried to sketch the Hitler movement as I his wife’s sister having passed away a Poetry Society CLUB ELECTS has been changed t° tlje first Fri­ CORONA LUMP saw it ami experienced it on the ground,” President W E week ago. day of the month. The first meet­ BESSIE SLACK, 1672 Fillmore. Sis­ NEW OFFICERS Norlin writes. “ I have tried to speak fairly, not to ter of James B. Slack, aunt of M. James ing on the new date will take place say sympathetically. But to attempt to understand MOVE Slack. Requiem Mass was offered in St. to Meet Monday Friday at 2 o’clock at the Civic (Mt. Carmel Parish) - $ r .70 it and so in a degree to condone it is one thing; to Philomena's church Monday at 9. In­ The members of St. Theresa’s building. The meeting will com­ Frame Houaea, Garagea terment Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan A Son mence promptly at 2, with the approve it is quite another thing. In the last analysis service. The Catholic Poetry society will society held the annual election of a t3S recitation of the Rosary. Fee Ssrrics—KEysUM WILLIAM B. MULLEN, 267 Colorado hold its regular meeting in Holy officers at the last regular meeting. it seems to me to be utterly barbaric. Ice a Warsheuso, 1521 Mth It. Blvd. Husband of Minnie M. Mullen, Ghost hall Monday evening, Feb. The new officers are: President, Mrs. Phillips volunteered to Per ton brother of Mrs. Eva Callahan of 823 4, at 7:30. The Rev. William V. take care of the altar and the al- “ Certainly it is un-Chrlstian. It is no accident Julian, George Mullen of Denver, and Theresa Ricotta; vice president , ___„ Doyle, S.J., will lead the discus­ TTpIpti TiTiftrift* trpAcurpr I11I6D8 lOr til6 7l6Xt two inontfis. Spick & Span Delivery that the first outspoken revolt against the movement Edward Mullen of New York. Requiem Mre. P. Gappae will launder the Mass was offered Monday at 10 in St. sion, and original poems by mem­ Di Bell; secretary, Mary Piccone. has come and is coming from the Christian Church. Bradshaw*s John’s church. Mr. Mullen was a rail­ bers will be read. At a recent The Children of Mary sodality altar cloths for another month. road man until the loss of in arm caused Here is a warfare in which there can be no reasonable election officers were re-elected as will receive Communion in a body Mrs. A. M. Phillips and Mrs. 1447 STOUT STREET his retirement in 1926. He opersted s E. Werner comprise the sick com­ UnderWMr (2-piec# and Union floral shop here until illness forced him follows: Miss Nellie Lennon, pres­ Sunday at the 8 o’clock Mass. The compromise. Hitlerism spurns the doctrine of the to give us his business in 1932. Funeral mittee for the month of February. Suits), Loce-back Corsots and ident; Miss Mary Detmoyer, secre­ regnilnr meeting will be held In the The Rio Grande sacredness of the human personality in the eyes of arrangements by Olinger mortuary. Mrs. J. Hooyer and Mrs. P. Gap­ long-sleovo Houso Dresses. tary; John Brueggeman, treasurer. church Sunday at 2 p. m. the All-Father, which is the essence of the Christian FREDERICK W. FIORE. Husband of Miss Grace Palmer was made vice The parish is preparing for a pae are members of the visiting Theresa B. Fiore, father of Mary and committee for February. teaching and the foundation of mutual tolerance and Philip Fiore. Funeral services were held president to fill the vacancy left three-day celebration to be held Fuel Co. in Presentation church, Bamum, Mon-, by Miss Margie Cannon’s absence on the evenings of Feb. 14, 15. Mrs. Cavanagh offered to as­ good will. day morning at 9. Interment Mt. Olivet. from Denver. and 16. This celebration will sist with the care of surplices for 2nd and Santa Fe ANNA LAMPRECHT, 2621 Clay. Wife February. “ In effect it reverts to the worship of a tribal of Robert J. Lamprecht, mother of Al­ mark the close of the seventh cen­ KE. 3146 tenary of the founding of the The Altar society presented a God, and its feeling of human brotherhood, so far as DOYLE’S bert, grandmother of 'iTieresa Pauline. beautiful blanket to Miss A. Kel­ Requiem Mas.s was offered in St. Domi­ Servitc order. The members of it exists at all, is narrowed to His chosen people. Its PHARMACY nie's church Monday at 9. Interment Young Ladies to ley, retiring president. the# choir are working very hard treatment of racial minorities is as brutal in kind as Th, Particular Dniffl*^ Mt. Olivet. on the musical program that will Seventeen yards of material fhr I7TH AVE. AND GRANT HANNAH DINNEEN, 829 Josephine. be presented. hoys’ surplices were donated by a anything in history and would, I fear, be so in de­ Mother of John J. Dinneen and Mrs. R. Hold Meeting member of the society, who did KE. 5957 FREE DELIVERY G. Robinson. The Rosary will be re­ NO gree were it not for fear of world opinion.” cited Friday at 8 p. m. at 800 E. 17th treasurer and William Richards not wish her name given. The Ave. ■ Requiem Maas will be offered Sat­ (St. Leo’s Parish) was elected chairman of the mem­ society is g^rateful for this dona­ COST urday at 10 in St. John’s church. In­ CALL The Young Ladies’ sodality will bership committee for the new Li­ tion and for all others given in For Usn to Otll stwl Giro loti- )) terment Mt. OUveL hold its monthly meeting Friday brary club recently organized at the past year, BStoo on Fackinc tnd Shippinc PATRICIA ANN WALL. Dursngo. evening, Feb. 1, in the rectory at A statement of the Altar society ICEyatDoa JOHNSON Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wall. the Holy Ghost church. (Mko tnd isai aou at 8 o’clock. The Altar and Rosary society work for 1934 was given out with FASCISM A 1 C I M N S I I I P Requiem Mass is being offered Friday at STORAGE & MOVING CO. 9 in St. Philomena’s church. Interment The Rev. William McCarthy left and Young Ladies’ sodality will the church yearly statement and ML Olivet. Boulevard service. this week for California to pay a is a very creditable showing, par­ WHY TAKE CHANCES? JOSEPH WINGENDER. 1240 Bannock. have charge of selling the blessed Father of Jack Wingender. brother of visit to his parents. candles at all the Masses Sunday. ticularly in iriew of the money When in Need of Help la Available at Local Book Stores and the T od Cao B ar, Dependable Serrice Jacob J. Wingender of Omaha. Requiem Msgr. William O’Ryan asks the stringency of the past year. _ and the Coet li Very Low. Mr. and Mrs. L. Knight of 1115 Mass was offered at 9 Thursday in St. children of the parish to meet with Lipan street had as their guests Mrs. B. T. Lammerman is still of any kind, permanent or odd job, PEarl 2433 221 Broadway Catherine’s church. Interment Mt. him in the rectory at 9 o’clock visiting in New York and will re­ Olivet. Boulevard service. this week Mr. and Mrs. R. Ward call Employment Department UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO KATHERINE HOLTON. 1268 GranL Saturday morning, Feb. 2. of Pueblo. turn home about the 11th of Feb­ Tell the people you patronize Wife of William Holton, mother of Cath­ Sunday at the 7 o’clock Mass Mrs. M. Rodrigues of 1111 Li­ ruary, BOOK STORE erine Dnnleavy. Requiem Maas was of- the,Altar and Rosary society will pan street and Mrs. J. H. Smith Please send or phone any news that you taw their adyertiaement fared in St. Louis’ church. Englewood, Catholic Charities Boulder, Colorado Wednesday at 9. Interment Mt. Olivet, receive Communion in a body. of 1031 West Eleventh avenue itenis to Anna M. Kelley, 1444 in The Regiater. Spillane service. Miss Catherine Lahr was elected are very seriously ill. Magnolia St. Phone YO. 9353-W. 1665 Grant St. KEystone 6386

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