1 $10,000 CUT OFF ST. CATHERINE PARISH DEBT IN YEAR COLORADO PRIEST IHO WAS NORTH DENVER CHURCH E L ORDAINED AT AGE OF 62 IS BE OUT OF IN 1V0 MORE
TRANSFERRED TO THE EAST J r L M Father Leonard Wrangler Was Long an Humble Congregation Growing at Rate of Fifty Franciscan Brother Families Each Twelve Months
Colorado, after having his services self for the reception of Holy Orders. The annual financial report of St. of that debt was paid off this year for about a year, is to lose a priest He would just as soon have died as Catherine’s parish, Denver, tells an in addition to $1,265.33 interest. The he hkd long lived, a humble brother; pastor, Rev. E. J. Mannix, S.T.L., ex who was aged about 62 years when but religious obedience was woven so unusual story. It speaks of a parish pects to liquidate the remainder of he was raised to the sacerdotal state. strongly into his heart that he obeyed Th« National Catholic Welfare Conference Newt Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register and The Register. debt reduced $10,000 last year, of ex the debt in two years. He is the Rev. Leonard Wrangler, without murmuring and before a We Have Alto Our Own Extensive Special Service, the K. of C. Service, the Central Verein Service, the tra-parochial gifts that ranked fifth Father Mannix, whose vigorous T.O.R., chaplain of St. Benedict’s great while he was Father Leonard. Fides Service and the California Catholic Press Service of all the parishes in Colorado, and leadership the past, nine years is re hospital. Sterling, whose health is The work of a priest came to him of missionary contributions that took sponsible for much of St. Catherine's failing and who is to return to the when he was an old man; but those third place among Colorado parishes. success, says: headquarters of his order, the Third who have been blessed with the re VOL. XXV. No. 27. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, FEB. 20, 1930. $2.00 PER YEAR Last year’s receipts totaled $25,- “Our people are not the richest in Order Regular of St. Francis, at sults of his labors during the thir 759.40, of which $16,467.47 are or Denver, but they show a wonderful Loretto, Pennsylvania. The Rev. teen years that have elapsed since, in dinary receipts and $10,291.93 are spirit of faith and co-operation. We Patrick Fahey of Loretto has gone 1917, he was given the jwwer of con ti I classed as extraordinary. have about 450 families of good, sub to Sterling to take his place and secrating bread and wine into the '' ^ i h One of the biggest receipts of the stantial citizens with an increase of Father Leonard wilt go eart as soon Body and Blood of Christ must have I# year was the $5,837.58 cleared at the about fifty families a year. There as the state of his health permits him often thanked God for giving the P- - t : eighth annual mid-summer carnival are six parochial societies working to take the long journey. world this humble Franciscan cleric. held the third week in August. all the time for the parish good. In Father Leonard was for many The Benedictine Sisters who con m The church grounds comprise a full return for their constant ,work we years a simple Franciscan brother, duct St. Benedict's hospital at Ster frontage on Federal Blvd. between can boast of modern buildings ample belonging to a famous little com ling knew Father Leonard in Sioux Forty-second and Forty-first avenues, for our needs. Included among these munity of lay brothers who had a City, Iowa, where his order has con besides eight lots in the rear. The buildings is a fireproof school with college at ^ re tto , the Pennsylvania ducted a college. Through Bishop school buildings consist of a church, the largest gymnasium of any Cath town where the Apostle of the Alle Tihen and the provincial of the Third rectory, convent and school with a olic school in the city. Each class ghenies. the noted Russian prince Order. Regular, the Very Rev. Dr. gymnasium and community hall. The room is electrically ventilated and is priest Father Gallitzin. established a John P. M. Doyle, Father Leonard total valuation is at least $125,000, equipped for visual education.” church. Some years ago, the com was brought to Colorado. In losing which is pretty good for a parish that Father Mannix is very proud of his munity merged with the Third Or him. Sterling loses a man it has started nineteen years ag\> with noth people and parish* and they, in turn, der Regular, which is made up chiefly learned to love. » • V e # ing. are equally proud of him. Father of priests. As the work of the or Father Leonard was ordained in The financial standing of the par Mannix was born in Denver and der expanded and more priests were the same class as the Rev. Bernard ish is so strong that when $30,060 served as assistant priest at the Ca needed. Brother Leonard was com Weakland, now an assistant at the was needed two years ago to com thedral for eight years before com manded in obedience to prepare him Denver Cathedral. plete the school building, a dozen ing to St| Catherine’s. He was or firms competed for the privilege of dained in Louvain, Belgium. He is lending the money. And the interest assisted in the parish work by the First Issues of New California charged was only 5 per cent; $10,000 Revi William D.-McCarthy.
and Nebraska Registers Come Out N. Supreme Director Mathews
Two new editions of The Register first Catholic paper in American his were launched this week. The Su tory to enter every home of a dio % of K. of C. to Speak Here perior California-Nevada Register, cese in its first issue. But it beat Pietro Yon, honorary organist of the Vatican, seated at the keyboard To stimulate interest in the inten In a letter Just sent to members, reaching every Catholic family in the Grand Island by only one day. sive campaign to increase member the Denver K. of C. say they arc great Diocese of Sacramento, and With two great diocesan editions of the magnificent new organ in St. Patrick’s Cathedral, New York, which hw just been dedicated. His Eminence, Cardinal Patrick Hayes, Arch ship recently launched by the Knights proud of their membership because: The Nebraska Register, reaching now entering California, and with of Columbus, Francis P, Mathews of 1. We promote primarily the prin evei7 Catholic family in the Diocese the National Edition also represent bishop of New York, dedicated the organ, which cost $260,000 and is one of the largest musical instruments in the world.— (International Newsreel). Omaha, Nebraska, a member of the ciples of our Mother Church. of Grand Island, came off the press ed there. The Register today has a supreme board of directors, will ad 2. We conduct annually a great I of The Register, 938 Bannock street,. circulation in excess of 25,000 copies dress members of the organization in •' Denver, Tuesday and Wednesday re a week in that state. We publish retreat for our members. The Central California Register for four Colorado cities. He is scheduled 3. We have Rosaries and Masses spectively. The new California to arrive in Denver at 1 p. m. Satur said for our deceased members. paper, the second one published by the Diocese of Monterey-Fresno. Missionary Sisters of Sacred day, February 22, and will immedi The Register for the Golden State, The new Sacramento paper in its 4. We have organized a thorough has a circulation in excess of 11,000, first issue had ten pages; the new ately proceed to the tea room of the and efficient committee to care for and the new Nebraska edition one in Nebraska one, eight. Bishop Robert Heart Reach Golden Jubilee Year Denver Dry Goods company, where the sick members. excess of 6,000. Like other papers J. Armstrong of Sacramento and at least 100 Knights will greet him 5. We have a sound and economi ||o f the fast-growing Register family, Bishop James Albert Duffy of Grand Bishop Robert J. Armstrong of at a luncheon. He will be introduced cal insurance system to protect our The Missionary Sisters of the Cabrini was sent to the United States Sacramento, California by John J. Sullivan, state deputy of dependents. these editions incorporate the Na Island both wrote splendid letters by Pope Leo XIII, particularly for tional Edition of The Register and that appeared in the first editions, Sacred Heart, who conduct the the order. Mr. Mathews is one of the 6. We conduct , a Santa Claus Queen of Heaven orphanage, Denver, work among Italian immigrants. She leading lawyers of Omaha, a Knight party for the orphans of Denver and I have extra pages of local news add welcoming The Register to their dio arrived here with seven members of ed. The new California paper is the ceses. will observe the golden jubilee of of SL Gregory and an eloquent and the old folks at Mullen’s Home each her order. The order now has houses forceful speaker, who always has a year. [, __ their order in 1930. in seven states, and exists in Italy, LISTENING I f message that is'worth while. Follow 7. Weias.slsf in financing the ra The order was founded at France, Spdin, England, China, and 1 ing the Denver address Mr. Mathews, dio broadcasting program of the Rev. Codogno, near Milan, Italy, in 1880, South and Central America. The The ' Register cannot print any accompanied by State Deputy Sulli Fathers H. L. McMenamin and Fran This Party Business Seems by Mother Frances Xavier Cabrini, work of the order includes social ac anonymous communication. We ac van, District Deputy Joseph C. ^Ia- cis W. Walsh and the Mexican labor whose cause for canonization is now tivities of all sorts. knowledge receipt of a letter claim guire and other members of Denver welfare work conducted by the com under way. The primary purpose The celebration will begin in Seat ing a great core through the inter council will go to Colorado Springs, mittee of which Thomas Mahony of Like Very Mysterious Stuff was to foster missionary work in tle on March 14 with elaborate cere cession of Mother Cabrini, hut it will where that same evening he will Longmont is chairman. the Orient, but in 1887 Mother monies. < not be printed unless the name and speak at a special meeting of Knights 9. We enter into the spirit of civic address of the sender are submitted of'Columbus. Sunday at 2 p. m. he pride and advancement by parEicipit- Precedent is going smash on the sign or by invitation. Father Walsh to us. It should be obvious that tes is to address a gathering of Knights ing in,civic appeals. Fifty members I; first day of March this year, dc- is just glad his parish is getting big timony of this type is worthless if in St. Mary’s hall at Walsenburg, re of Denver council, an entire division, and strong, gp'owing out of the stage ; dares the Rev. Francis W. Walsh, anonymous. turning afterwards to Pueblo, where took part in the recent Community of infancy, able to walk without Four Colorado Catholic Gold a special meeting has been arranged [ known favorably, or one might say Chest drive. difficulty, able to assert the rights The New York Times, which runs for 8 p. m. From Pueblo Mr. Math- 10. We are owners of one of the I famously, as far over the length and of a four-year-old in no uncertain Star Mothers to Visit France neck and neck with The Boston Tran eSivs will return, to Omaha. most splendidly appointed clubhouses I .breadth , of Q;ie North American con- terms. script as the best edited daily news' Grand Knight Harold Kiley of of any council in the country, and litinent as a voice of KOA, the He wants to honor this four-year- paper ip the United States (although Denver council has announced that The National Catholic Welfare God deliver us from the typographi our recently completed hall for meet liRocky Mountain broadcasting sta- old parish in a manner becoming to Mother of John Muhovich, Pvt. Hq. the third degree will be conferred on ings and social functions is second Ltion, reaches out. But Father Walsh, it. He intends to have the cream Conference has announced that the Co., 355th Inf. Buried.in Meuse- cal makeup of both!), carries more a class of twenty-five this Sunday, following Colorado Catholic War Catholic news of world importance to none. I besides being a national figure, be of Catholic Denver at his party, so Argonne cemetery. that the first degree will be conferred 11. We furnish our members a cause of his fame in broadcasting, that he might have a comijig out Mothers have accepted the offer of Steinhart, Mrs. Mary, of Denver. than any other American secular March 18 and that the second and the United States government to send Mother of Earl T. Steinhart. Sgt. newspaper. It is wonderfully fair. clean atmosphere for recreation, our is also looked upon as somewhat of party for i t Father Walsh is from third will be given March 23. (Continued on Page 8) a leader of more than ordinary abil Newport, and knows his society. His them to Europe this year to visit the 1st Cl. M. T. C. Admin. Co. 13. Nevertheless it badly slipped in an ity in his own back yard. Father debutante is making a debut. Ac gn'aves of their sons who died in the Buried in S t Mihiel cemetery. editorial comment on the recent 1,Walsh is the progressive pastor of cording to the priest, those who do World war: A total of 740 Catholic mothers Papal Encyclical on Education, which I S t Vincent de Paul’s church, in not receive invitations to his party Benson, Mrs. Mary, of Denver. and widows of Gold Star heroes have it interpreted (before it had the Benedictines Form Band for Denver. are those who cannot make the grade Mother of Leo A. Benson, 2nd Lt. accepted the government offer. TTie document) as an attack on the On March 1, he is going to give in Denver’s social register. Every Co, F, 320th Iqf. Buried in Meuse- first of the pilgrimages will leave American public schools. George H. birthday party. His parish on Tom, Dick and Harry won’t be there, Argonne cemetery. the United StatK in May. Each Caldwell wrote a letter to the editor Giving of Parish Missions that day will celebrate the fourth mind you, just the “cream!" Dennis, Mrs. K. R., of Loveland. woman will be given cabin accom which neatly sums .up our attitude anniversary of its foundation by the The program starts off with a buf Mother of Earl W. Dennis, Pvt. Co. modations on the steamship, both on public education. He said: . iRt. Rev. J. Henry Tihen. Noted al fet supper. Brown Palace service, G, 354th In f., Buried in St. Mihiel ways, and will be quartered in Paris, “The Times editorial calling at The Benedictine Fathers at Holy Texas. Father Raymond Layton, cemetery. with several days at the cemetery tention to the Encyclical on Chris Cross abbey, Canon City, now have former pastor of the Shrine of St. ways for doing the unusual. Father George Hancock’s orchestra will ren a band of priests available for re der the music. At 9:30, “Amos ’n’ Muhovich, Mrs. Mary, of Center. where her son or husband is buried. tian Education by Pope Pius XI Anne, An'ada, will begin a mission jWalsh aspires to the superlative in would teem to infer that a duty of treat or parish mission work. In at Kimball, Nebraska, March 16 and the unusual on this occasion, and, Andy” will be broadcast There will opposition to the public school it cluded in it are the Rev. Regis Bar will give a retreat to the high school using his own words, he is going to be other attractive entertainment fea placed by it upon American Cath rett, the Rev. Nicholas Schwallic, the students of St. Anthony’s parish. stage “the first absolutely free tures. A General Electric Refrigera olics. They have no such understand Rev. Raymond Layton, and the Rev. Sterling, beginning March 24. He church party in the world’s history.’’ tor will be awarded, and there will ing of it. The desirability of a Cath Leo Eicnenlaub. Father Regis Bar recently gave a school retreat at I In talking to a Register repre- be four gold prizes as well. While Full Text of New Roman Decree olic school in the presentation of in rett is now conducting missions in Sidney, Nebraska. (»entative about the party this week, parishioners are selling tickets for struction to growing Catholic chil Jjc priest waxed eloquent; in fact, one feature of the party, the tickets dren is what they find asserted lis enthusiasm would put a carnival are not in any w'ay connected with there. jarker to shame. But newspaper the admission. Almiit Immodesty in Womeni Dress 'We all wish the public school to nen, to say the least, are somewhat Father Walsh will be the host of ucceed; we all desire that its teach Sjceptical, and the reporter bepn the party, assisted by Father D. A. ings make children capable, loyal questioning Father Walsh as to just Lemieux and aided by a committee The full text of the instructions late which he wields over the UniT«? > and- wise; we all rejoice in the good What reservation he had made for a of parishioners. Father Walsh’s issued by the Sacred Congregation versal Church by Divine will, our work of our leading citizenry ^«n its A popular advertising inedium is one which the merchant gentleman of ebony hue. Would the parting words in this interview were; of the Council to Bishops of the most Holy. Father Pope Pius XI has behalf. But we choose the Catholic 50iiopian be sitting in plain view at “Remember, there will be no ticket Catholic Church regarding immodesty never ceased to inculcate, both school for our own children because uses graciously and with a willingness, because he knows posi he party, or was there to be a wood selling at the party, no booths, no in women’s fashions is as follows: verbally and by his writings, the (Continued on Page 4) tively he is spending his money where it will be fruitful. Some file in'the corner of the ballroom at solicitation for money in any way, “By virtue of the supreme aposto- words of St. Paul (1 Timothy, xi. business houses lay aside a certain sum of money each year he Brown Palace hotel on the night and no charge to get out This is a 9, 10), namely, ‘Women • • ♦ adorn )f March 1? unique, progressive step in the his ing themselves with j modesty and for what they term “Good Will Advehising.” By this they I The St. Vincent de Paul pastor was tory of religion.” sobriety * * • and pfofessing godli mean that money thus spent is not to be used particularly to jolite in his answer, but he was In the meantime. The Register has ness with good works,’ attract new business but to show their good will to a certain irm.’’ There will be no African gen- delegated a special agent to conduct “Very often, when occasion arose, class. Jeman hiding around the Brown an investigation. We are still look the same Supreme Pontiff con ’alace on March 1 either through de ing for the Ethiopian. demned emphatically the immodest That type of advertising is nothing more than a sop to a fashion of dress adopted even by small paper which has little circulation. It shows that the Catholic women and girls, which merchant are friendly to a class. For a small paper, it is a fashion not only deeply offends the desirable means of income. For a paper with a large circula dignity and adornment of woman iCoIorado Woman Hears of Sister’s but is conducive to the temporal tion, one from which results can be obtained by scientific adver ruin of the said females and, what tising of merchandise, sop advertising is an insult. Death at Other Sister’s Burial is still worse, to their eternal ruin, The Register, as an advertising medium, stands upon its miserably dragging others . in their merits. We ask no man t6 use our columns to show his good downfall. It is not surprising, there- While attending the funeral of Hyacinth, 57, who died in Omaha at (Continued on Page 4) will to the Catholics. Every merchant in the city, without lister Mary Hyacinth at Omaha. St. Joseph’s hospital, were held Feb exception, can use the paper for profit to his business. If he dead nun’s sister, Mrs. Margaret ruary 11 at. St. Joseph’s hospital lendrickson, of Trinidad, Colorado, chapel. Burial was in the sisters’ plot advertises prudently in The Register, he can increase his busi yas handed a telegram announcing at Holy Sepulchre cemete^. Right ness. There is no valid excuse why any merchant who adver ihe death of another sister, Mrs. Anna Rev. Bishop Patrick A. McGovern of Kindly Notice tises at all should not use the paper of the Catholic people of trabe, in Trinidad. Mrs. Hendrick- Cheyenne, Wyoming, officiated. Denver. Non-advertisers are absent from the paper for one of on was just leaving the chapel to p Bishop McGovern reviewed the life If you are receiving The Regiiter two reasons: Either they fail to realize that The Register is a the cemetery when she got the of Sister Mary from the tim# she (twice weekly) regularly without ie.ssage. She attended the service came to Omaha in 1900 until her having placed an order for it* lub- good advertising, medium or they are unfriendly to the ,Church. 1 the cemetery,* however, and then death, when she was head nurse at tcription, it ii hecauiS the parish in An antidote for the former reason is to give the paper a trial. urried to the depot and caught the St. Joseph’s. which you live has subscribed a* a There is none for the latter except education and God’s grace. body. You are entitled to the paper. rst train back to Trinidad to attend “Sister Mary,” he said, “was one of le other sister’s funeral. Mrs. Strabe No collector will be sent to your With The Register’s going into every Catholic home in as 73 years old and had been ill for the beat known and most beloved house. No bill will be sent to you. Denver, every merchant can make an appeal to one-fifth of members-of the order. Her death is James Kemey, a distinguished Once a year (in most parishes on the The Rev. Charles Moser, O.S.fl., vo months, following a stroke of mourned alike by the clergy., laity and the city’s population. Readers of the paper are the people poplexy. Mrs. Hendrickson had been Catholic and publisher of Trenton, second Sunday of Mar) a collection who is returning to Mount Angel, who make it a good advertising medium. Remember this the iring for her in Trinidad, and left medical profession. The good work N. J., who has been named by Presi is to bo taken up in the churches of Oregon, after thirty years' of labor er with some reluctance to attend she had done in her thirty years of dent Hoover to the commission ap Denver and suburbs for the parish among the Indians of Northwestern next time y^u go into a store and give the preference to a firm le funeral in Omaha. The two service is incalculable.” pointed to inquire into conditions in subscription fund. Giving to this Canada. Father Moser, one of the which advertises in The Register. eaths leave Mrs. Hendrickson with The Bishop laid special stress on Haiti. Mr. Kerney is author of “The collection is wholly voluntary. But most picturesque of misBionaries, has THE REGISTER IS THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM 0 near relatives. the Christian example which she set Political Education of Woodrow Wil every member of the parish is en been, since 1920, priest-in-eharge of by her precepts and virtues as well as son,” a highly praised work.— (In titled to receive The Register whether all missions along a 300-mile stretch IN COLORADO. We have the lowest milline rate of any Funeral services for Sister Mary her obedience. ternational Newsreel). be or she gives anyUttnig individually. of coast.—(International Newsreel). paper in Denver, based on local circulation.
ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION Club Will Preient 96 PATIENTS IN PUEBLO MEN PLAN “Goose Hang« High” MONTH AT CLINIC PARTY FOR FEB. 27 What (St. Joseph’s Parish) The regular monthly meeting of (St. Francis Xavier Parish, Pueblo) There has been a good advance the Denver deanery of the N. C. The members of the Holy Name n sale for “The Goose H an^ High," a C. W. Monday was one of the largest society are planning a social to be About clever comedy-drama, which St, Jos- and most inspiring in deanery given Thursday, February 27, in the IJO L Y d eph’s Dramatic^ club will present history. parish hall. Members of the com Wien tie DOCTOR w Monday evening at the West high The announcements made by the mittee are: Saul Sanches, Thomas Your school auditorium. Helen Sexton different pastors, together vrith the ’’’oley, Louis Zabukovic, Art Thomp you need an operation you go to the HOSPITAL be and Marie Berberich have the lead publicity generously given by The son, Thomas O’Hara and Joseph ing roles. Final rehearsals conducted Denver Catholic Register, have Rodekirchen. Bathroom cause YOU KNOW they are PROPERLY EQUIPPED by George P. Hackethal indicate a served to create an interest in dean Arthur Garnett, who had been seri to care FOR you there. smooth and finished performance. ery aims and achievements that is ously ill at St. Mary's hospital for 7• 7 • The cast includes all the old favor most encouraging, one report read. ten days, is now recovering. Mrs. ites as well as others who will make In the deliberations of the meet Thomas Dove was for a time a pa “the health their first appearance as new mem ing, the vastly increased under tient at the same hospital. Mrs. El center of your When your FORD CAR needs an oper bers of the club. standing federation and all its len Jagger has been ill at her home. A matinee performance of “The connotations was remarkably evi The Xavier club had a delightful home” ation, come here for the same reason Goose Hangs High” will be given in dent. Valentine party in the parish hall Perhaps you have admired the bathrooms in the new houses without St. Joseph’s parish hall this Sunday The reports of the various affiliat Friday evening, fifty members being afternoon at 2:30. The sisters of the present. The club will sponsor an realizing that the bathroom in your own house can be easily trans ed organizations showed not only formed into the colorful and charming “showplace of the house” various schools and institutions of the a satisfactory stimulation of interest other party this Friday evening. city are cordially invited to attend in the affairs of the council, but in The monthly meeting of the Third that other bathrooms are. this special performance. Children the projects of their own individual Order of St. Francis will be held may also attend for the nominal ad We are specialists in making old bathrooms over into handsome organizations as well. This proves Sunday afternoon at 2:30 in the new ones with silent closets, built-in tubs with shower equipment, mission fee of 10 cents. the council's contention, that federa church. High Masses for the week were an modernistic pedestal lavatories and faucets plated with a new finish tion is conducive to the mutual At the last meeting of the senior that will not tarnish. Call us up today ana let’s talk it over. nounced as follows: Monday, Frank strengthening of the component sodalii^ the following committees Muni; Wednesday, Bartholomew Mc bodies—and the woman who is were organized for the coming year: Carthy, second anniversary; Thurs good council worker is invariably a Eucharistic se'ction, Alice O'Leary, Sales Department, 14th and Broadway day, Teresa Unterweiler; Friday, better parish worker. The Memcan chairman; membership and social Purgatorian society. welfare report, the Catholic Charities welfare, Florence Smelich, chair O’Connor Plnmbing Co. Service Department, 1314-1338 Acoma Requiem Mass was offered Friday report and those of the different so man; missions, Helen Smelicn, chair YOUR PLUMBER by Father Fagen for Benjamin cial service groups showed the appall man; visitation, Helen Lindvay, Both at Civic Center Moody, age 70, a retired contractor, ing distress that prevails in Denver chairman. All members of the so 3030 West 44th Ave. GAlIup 4323 who died February 11, , . at the present time. dality are members «f one of more Service Dept. Open Till Midnight Mrs. Margaret Otterbach, of 909 Ninety-six persons were cared for of these sections, and much good Santa Fe, was found dead in bed at the deanery clinics last week work is expected. MAin 3112 February 10 by a relative. Father alone. As these cases must have fol Kenney had charge of the funeral The dinner given by the first unit low-up care, medicine and in many of the Altar society at the K. of C. services held February 13. instances food and coal, some idea home February 13 was a great suc Thirty altar boys enjoyed a hike may be had of deanery burdens. to Camp DeRicqles beyond Engle cess, many people being turned away. IThe increasing demands, as the The following committee, was in TWENTIETH AVE. SHEET METAL WORKS wood February 12. A Boy Scout winter advances, subdue the hitherto game, “Capture the Flag," was one charge: Mrs. Steve Corbett, chair Ventilathitr, Guttering, Smoke Stacks, Steel Ceilings, Skylights and dauntless courage of Mrs. Paul anc man ; Mesdames 0. Schmidt, R. Nich of the features of the day. Brother Miss Scott. They beg constantly for Since 1913 k. Furnace Work Stanislaus accompanied the boys on ols, M. Milich, J. Halazc, E. Horvath, r: D. O’Brien. Phone Main 5426 more co-operation on the part of the R, McGee, M. Gleason, W. Cox, M. the hike and had them back at 5 p. m. public, particularly now, when the Jones, C. Leonard, M. Rosenkranz, 2141*43 Court Piace, at Twentieth Avenue and Logan The juniors and seniors enjoyed a need is so urgent. Help is needed on day at Turner’s tiny town Wednes T. Sullivan, T. Foley, J. Fahey, P. Completely solves your washing and ironing prob the motor corps. Unless the bundles Hanley, T. McCready, J, A. Thomp lems. You MUST he satisfied or your money hack. day, February 12. donated are promptly called for the son, Tim Sullivan, P. Harr and C. Father Zeller returned Tuesday shop sales are hindered, and without Hamler. MILLER CONLON COMPANY from Chicago, where he was recently the shop everything fails. Surely John M a^ire ia seriously ill at 1883 So. Broadway SOuth 0544 NOW- ing You Send called by ^ e illness of his father. there are many in Denver who couh Corwin hospital. The condition of Mr. Zeller is still give the use of their cars for an hour OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS serious and little hope is held for his or two a week for this all-important J. A. MILLER, Proprietor recovery. work. The women who give a day a ST. JOHN’S TO HOLD Mrs. Grie^o, of 962 Mariposa week to the shop are certainly de 26 Years With the Public Service Co. of Colorado street, is seriously ill at her home. serving of the only help they ask— CARD PARTY FEB. 28 LAUNDRY CO. Her husband is a patient in a local that of bringing in the donations Phone MAin 4281 hospital. Mrs. Beck of Tenth and promptly. (St. John’s Parish) Lipan streets is also on the sick list. Miss Scott is still praying for a The Altar and Rosary society Friends of J. J. Werthman will be saxophone and a tenor banjo for the luncheon and meeting Friday were STOP AT pleased to learn that the operation boys’ orchestra. well attended and all enjoyed a performed upon him a week ago was a More material for layettes is need splendid program. Father McMena- success. ed by the Thursday Sewing guild— min gave his own story of a trip Is Washed m LUX Members of the ’28 club were at Little Flower center—also ging through Ireland. The musical pro THE JOYCE HOTEL ><• guests of Miss Mary Fitzgefald at a ham for girls’ dresses and shirting gram by Mrs. J. R. Schilling and Mr. class reunion Wednesday evening at for boys’ blouses. Tracy was well received. The ladies her home, 1316 Osage street. Radio, The ladies of this guild, in return will give a card party at the school WHEN IN THE DeSELLEM FUEL & FEED CO. games and schoolday reminiscences for courtesies and benefactions, have hall on Friday, February 28, at 2 p. were part of the evening’s entertain voted to elect W. C. Weldon and Dr. m. Refreshments will be served and COLORADO SPRINGS CHARLES A. OtSELLEU ment. E. A. Scherrer honorary members. a prize will be given at each table. FIRST CLASS FUEL AND FEED Father Fagen was host Friday Mrs. John H. Holmes is the new . Lenoro Maria, daughter of Mr. afternoon to the girls who sing at deanery secretary. She takes the and Mrs. William Boll, was baptized Office Phones Tabor 3205, Tabor 3206 35th and Walnut Sts. place of Mrs. W. A. Zimmer, who ia Residence Phone Franklin 1058-W. Denver, Colorado the 8 o’clock Mass each morning. He Sunday. gave a lovely dinner in the school gratefully remembered for her faith Mrs. T. J. McNally, Mrs. Joseph NAST STUDIO ful and efficient work both as sec hall in appreciation of their faithful Ryan and Larry Flowers are at St. THE BABY PHOTOGRAPHERS service. The color scheme was red retary and publicity chairman. In Joseph’s hospital as a result of op- Where Your Patronage Is Appreciated We Call For and Deliver and white. Sister M. Leo Acadia had the latter department the distinction erations- Special Rates for First Communion and Confirmation Pictures of her work makes her removal to Mrs. James Sodan, of 543 Lafay charge of the arrangements. Greeley an unforgettable loss to the THE CASCADE LAUNDRY Phones Tabor 6370 The largest crowd of the season ette street, is 111 at her home. NAST PHOTOGRAPHER— 827 16th St., Comer Champa "Denver’s Most Progressivs Laundry”—Wa Use Soft Water Tabor 6379 Denver deanery. witnessed two thrilling games at the A Spanish play, "Hace Falta Co- Father Powers is expected back Branch Offlees: 1642 Tremont Street, 1128 17th Street, 1945 Broadway Cathedral gym Saturday, The girls’ clnera’^ (Cook Wanted), will be given from Panama the latter part of the 1128 E ast Ninth Are.. 425 E sit 17th Are., 1470 York, 604 East 13th Arc. team of St. Joseph’s Dramatic and at Little Flower center at an early week. DR. O. C. PARK — Chiropractor Sodal club opened with the Loretto Mrs. Geofge A. Rothweiler, of 831 date. The players will be members 325 Commonwealth Building Heights cagers and the game was of the “Como se Dice" club. Emersort street, has issued invita lykAAdLJfc A A A A Ai hard fought throughout. The Rock The patroness plan for helping tions for a children’s party in honor TAbor 3698 T5th at Stout St. ets had to extend themselves to win finance the forthcoming national of the birthday of her little daugh I out by the close score of 16 to 13/ ter. Margaret, to be given this Sat convention is meeting with gratify FOR UPHOLSTERING, REFINISHING AND REPAIRING OF SOUTH SIDE PARISHES Louise. Rannum starred for the S t ing response. Several names have urday. Those invited are Francis Business and Professional Cards of Our Praetkal Friaads ia the Seuth Side Joseph team, making 18 of the 16 been already received and several Ball, Jacquellyn Burgett, Betty Cum HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNITURE- Parishs*—Plea^ Give These the Prefaraase. ) points. Miss Hyland, Loretto coach, more have been promised. The par mings, Joan Demmer, Eloise Gardner, ' 9 w w.w w is to be congratulated on the show tial list will be published soon and Nan Kretschmer, Jean Lounsbury, CALL JEPSEN ing made by her capable aggrega additions published from time to Jean Martin, Patricia O’Rourke, Pa 21 W«it Fir»l Avenue Telephone SOuth 3146 tion. The boys’ game with the Regis time as they are received. Anyone tricia Seely, Rose Ann Smith, Gloria Ramblers was a battle royal. In the willing to act as patroness will please Palmer and Barbara Woodcock. St. Francis de Sales* first quarter it looked as if the St. notify Miss Mary Coughlin. The PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Joseph boys wouldn’t have a look-in, minimum patroness fee is $10. Miss PATRONIZE OUR ADVER'nSERS but in the last half, Kitto, Werth Margaret SuHivan, president of Lo Furnaces Installed, Cleaned, Repaired man and Dolan decided otherwise retto Heights alumnae, promised the and with uncanny skill shot baskets services of her group at the conven LINCOLN SHEET METAL WORKS from all corners of the floor. Final tion, as pages and on the motor corps. 127 Lincoln St. Wm. Meehan, Prop. SOuth 4322 count was 44 to 33, in favor of the The Study club idea is growing St. Joseph team. Coach Harry Pem steadily, the reports showing a defi berton, pleased with the boys’ show nite and sustained Interest in cul ing, has entered the team in ^ e tural pursuits, with ambitious plans First HOLLAND K E R Y News-Whitney-Y tournament which for the future. A new study club Try Our Butter Homs starts Monday under the auspices of has been recently organized in 1893 S. Pearl, SOuth 3337. John Camping, Mgr. 1056 S.^Gaylord, SOuth 0906 the A. A. U. All games will be Blessed Sacrament pari^, and the played at the Y. M. C. A. This Sat Catholic Daughters, in addition to their throe splendidly functioning Communion urday the boys will play the Home FALBY’S PAINT STORE Drug team and the girls will meet study clubs, are forming a group, 25 Years of Saving Money for Our Patrons on the Colorado Wojnen’s college sextet under the chairmanship of Mrs. P. J. WALL PAPER-PAINT—LACQUER A well-balanced cast is already re- Sullivan,' to study the history of the 32 Broadway Phona SOuth 29401 hearsing for the S t Patrick’s day formation, development, aims and production, “Maytime in Erin.” It SCOjpee of the N. C. C. W. DRESSES ALAMEDA AT SOUTH PEARL Thee following report of St. Philo- HOWARD PHARMACY Fonnorly ALAPENN is a three-act play requiring elaborate scene^ and goregous costumes. The mena’s Study club has been submit Registered Phsrmsciets Only. Day and Night Free Delivery cast includes: Dot O’Brien, Peggy ted by Mrs. Alfred H. Rompe: Phone SOuth 1197 Lady Pharmacist SOuth 6507 “With a spirit of good will and DR. C. T. GUSTIN In Attendance ANNA KLEIN McLaughlin, Helen Rossmiller, Leo Donovan, Dillon Bagany Ed Burke, enthusiasm this group of ladies con Arrive tinues to meet bi-monthly to enjoy LENNOX MARSHALTOWN Emmett G o ^ n , Dr. William Mc The firms listed here de Carthy and Bill Halpin. Joe Gaffney the diversified program which began STEEL FURNACES last October and will continue serve to be remembered will take charge of the preliminary Also Cast Furnaces rehearsals, and George Hackethal will through May. Subjects of current In sheer and dainty georgettes when you are distributing and fundamental interest as well as Tin and Sheet Metal Works look after the final rehearsals and those advancing general culture are over slips of gleaming white Estimates Cheerfully Given your patronage in the dif the staging. silk. They are simply trimmed South 2218 H. H. York studied. ferent lines of business. "Mrs. Vifquain’s 'Modern Archi with white ribbon sashes or 527 East Exposition Avenue Durango Young Man tecture’ was ably given at a recent bows, with silk rufflings or with meeting. The epic of our nation’s Dies in California progress was told in terms of archi self-trimmings of the white BROADWAY CREAMERY tecture and her creating artists georgette. Mother will be in CLEAN DAIRY FOODS Durango, Colo.—Frank Koshire, and architectural illustrators were terested to know that mnay of Two Storei—66 South Broadway—1037 Fifteenth Street Jr., passed away Friday at Santa interestingly depicted. Mrs. James them are fashioned with de Monica. California. His death was McConaty continued with her assign due to heart trouble.' His father was ment of the liturgy of the Mass. tachable sleeves. R O A D M O O with him when the end came, having “February 10 Mrs. Philip Clarke’s CLEANERS AND DYERS left Durango the first of last week explanation of the Gloria and Collect Besides his father, Mr. Koahire IS of the Mas.s was given. Miss Mary Sizes from 4 to 12 years. SOUTH 8485 686-87 SO. PEARL survived by a sister. Miss Mary Kosh Coughlin followed with a brilliantly MEN’S SUITS CLEANED AND PRESSED 75c ire, and a brother, Joseph Koshire. vivid and poignant review of Michael The remains were brought to Duran- Williams’ *High Romance.’ Tho book The HOURS: 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. ;o and the funeral was held Wednes- in part is his own absorbing record CHRYSLER GROCERY CO. lay morning from St. Golumba’s of his follies, disappointments, ad ventures and struggles. Rooted i 1093 South Gaylord DR. H. H. BISGARD church. And specially priced at The Rev. William Kipp went to bitterness and disillusionment it as Finest Corn-Fed Meats DENTIST Mancos last week for a visit. The sumed the aspect of a revelation. and Quality Groceries SOUTH 5604 Rev. J. H. Brunner of Mancos re The appeal and charm of- this un usual personality and his amazing Call Us for Quality, Service and Price Evenings by Appointment turned to Durango with him. $6 .7 5 , $9.75 Phonei—Call SOuth 0144 A son was bom recently at Mercy triumph will linger long in our minds Powell Bldg., 1302 South Pearl St. hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph and a debt of gratitude to Miss Tipotsch. The little one’s mother Coughlin is ours for her scholarly to was formerly Miss Pauline Murphy. and fascinating review. THE SOUTH DENVER BANK Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brice returned “The next meeting of the Study Every Accommodation Extended Consistent With Feb. 11 from a trip to Arizona. Their club will be at the home of Mrs. D. J. Conservative Banking daughter. Miss Anna Brice, remained McQuaid, 1666 Milwaukee street, Children’s Shop— in Phoenix. February 24, at 10 o’clock. Mrs. Second Floor $14.75 Mrs. Geor^a Davis is in Mercy McQuaid will review the life of Fa H. A. HOLMBERG Gray Bros. Garage hospital receiving treatment for a ther DeSmet.” 1258 So. Pearl SOuth 7247 severe cold. Wall Paper and Paints Mrs. Mary Dwyer and Miss Ruth for Footbull Seat* Next Nov. 29 STEAM-HEATED STORAGE 252 So. Broadway Seuth 0432 Martha Clark are in Denver for a Already Under Way High Grade Automobile Specialists visit with relatives. The rush for tickets for the Army- Decorating in All Its Branches FIRESTONE TIRES Miss Nadine Du Praw, daughter of Notre Dame football game, to be Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Du Praw, re played at Soldier field, Chicago, In Estimates Cheerfully Given Most Miles Per Dol^r turned Friday from a three weeks’ stead of New York next November trip to California. 29, already has started. The Notre Dame ticket office has received thou South Denver Moving Sc Storage Company The new 1930 well paper* ave now sands of requests for pasteboards al Crating, Packing, Shipping, Express in. See them at the Sebayer Wall though applications for individual Country Trips G*t Our Prices , Paper & Painting Co,, Colfax and games will not be available unti 369 and 371 So. Broadwav ^Telephone South 1227 Joaephine, .August 1.
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ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION JOHN P. HOLDEN OF LEADVILLE DIES Judge M. J. Gailigan, Pioneer Leadville.r—The death of John P. of Pueblo, Dies in New York flT*Leiui$^Soft Holden, in Tucson, Arizona, came as COLORADO’S HOME STORE T h e a shock to his many Leadville friends. Pueblo.—Judge M. J, Gailigan, Mr.
ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION Oalce, .utimiock bU'eet 'liiii) DEWVbK CA'iHuLlC KE REDEMPTORIST BROTHER, The Denver Catholic Register NEWS BRIEFS FORMERLY HERE, DIES BISHOP LENIHAN Resident of Board. -B t Bey. J. Henry Tihen, D.D. Full Text of New Roman Decree Editor.. .Rev. Matthew Smith, Pb.D. Roosevelt Laud* C.5S.R. for Aid to Brother Owen O’Connor, C.SS.R., Associate Editors.. JSubert A. Smith and Joseph Newman Porto Rico RESIGNS SEE Bishop Aloyslus Willinger of the who had been a member of the com munity at St. Alphonsus’ church, Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. About Inunodesty iu Women’s Dress Diocese of Ponce, Porto Rico, and Vatican City, Feb. 19.—The Rt. tho Redemptorist Fathers have re Fresno, for the last eight years, died Rev. Mathias C. Lenihan, Bishop of ceived high commendation for their at Providence hospital, Oakland, Great Falls, Mont., h ^ resigned and (Continned from Pgge 1) letter dated August 28, 1928, by the welfare activities on the island from after an illness of several weeks, has been named titular Archbishop Published Weekly by fore, that Bishops and other ordi Sacred Congregation of Belirious, Governor General Theodore Roose of Preslavo, Bulgaria. naries, as i$ the duty of ministers must pot receive in their colleges, velt. On the occasion of becoming Monday, Feb. 10. Brother Owen THE CATHOLIC PUBLISHING SOCIETY. (Inc.) of Christ, should all in their own schools, oratories or recreation Honorary President of the Catholic was born in Pennsylvania, April 6, 938 Bannock Street dioceses unSnimously have opposed grounds, or, if once admitted, they Porto Rican Child Welfare associa 1869. Before entering the religious this depraVed licentiousness and must not tolerate sdrls who are not tion, an organization of Catholic lay Phone Main 5413 P. 0. Box 1497 men formed in the United Statea to life he had worked in the mines in promiscuity v t manners, often bear dressed with Christian modesty; the Butte, Montana, and Eastern Wyo Popular Voice Studio ing with fortitude the derision and said nuns, in addition, should do their assure help for the thousands of un mockery leyeled against them for dernourished children of Porto Rico, ming. He made his religious profes Short Course In utmost so that in the hearts of their sion February 15, 1907, in Kansas ?2 a year. Sold only in club arrangement with The Register, this cause. i pupils there should become deeply Governor Roosevelt paid tribute to Populsr SIncInf, “Therefore this Sacred Council, the welfare services of Bishop Wil City. He was at different times at Ballads, Bluss Tuesday edition. ?2 covers subscription to both weeklies. rooted thp love for holy chastity and tached to the houses of the Redemp which watchjes over the discipline of Christian modesty. linger and the Redemptorists. He Harmony. clergy and , people, while cordially said in his letter: “I congratulate torist order in Kansas City, Denver, 7. It is desirable that pious or you most heartily on the splendid Kirkwood, Mo., Grand Rapids, Mich., Student* fivon Thursday, February 20, 1930 commending; the action of the Holy ganizations of women be founded, Radio, Theater Bishops, mast emphatically exhorts work you have done in .starting the and Oconomowoc, Wisconsin. From which by their counsel, example and Oconomowoc he went to Fresno, Work. them to persevere in their attitude propaganda should combat the wear Catholic Porto Rican Child Welfare OFFICIAL NOTICE and increase their activities in so far association. Conditions are deplor where he spent the remaining years Call, Write or Phone ing of apparel unsulted to Christian able in this island, as you know so of his life. as their strength permits, ip order modesty, and should promote purity 1260 Race Street The Catholic Register has onr fullest approval as to its purpose that this tinwholesome disease be well'yourself. Your work and that and method of publication. We declare it the official organ of the of customs and modesty of dre^. of the Redemptorist Fathers has FR. 6201-W definitely uprooted from human so- “8. In the pious associations of PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS. Diocese of Denver and earnestly bespeak for it the whole-hearted cicty. taken you down among the mass of IT PAYS. support of our priests and people. That support will make The "In order to facilitate the effect women, let those not be admitted who the people and you know by personal Register a strong power for the spread of God’s Kingdom in Colorado. which is desired, this Sacred Congre dress immodestly, but if, perchance, experience just how desperate the gation, by the mandate of the Most they are received, and after being living conditions of our Porto Rican •PJ. HENRY TIHEN, Holy Father; has decreed as follows: admitted fall again to their error, let fellow citizens are.” May 1, 1918. Bishop of Denver. “ 1. The iparish priest, and espe them be forthwith dismissed. Bishop’s Zeal for Mat* Recall* cially the preacher, when occasion “9. Maidens and women dreued Strange Story arises, accotxling to the words of the immodestly are to . be banned from C)ne of the Catholic Vicars-Apos- F. J . Kirchhof Apostle Fapl (Second Epistle to Holy Communion and from acting aa tolic in China has recently intimated Timothy, Chapter IV, Verse 2), godmothers in the sacraments of Bap to the clergy of his district that it should insist, argue, exhort and com tism and Confirmation, and, if it be might be well for them, in view of Construction LISTENING IN mand that feminine garb be based an extreme case, may be even forbid the heavy duties on foreign wine in on modesty; and their ornament be den to enter the church. that country, to consider the possi a defense of virtue. Let them like “10. During the year there occur bility of planting vines under suit Company (Continued from Page 1) difference of opinion about whether wise admonish parents to cause their f^ast days which give special oppor able conditions, and so growing their prohibition has doni any good. first place ii given there to the one daughters t6 cease wearing indecor tunity to instill Christian modesty, own grapes for altar wine. This mtsmmmB dominant idea toward which com ous dress. especially the Feast of the Blessed very sensible suggestion recalls a pleted knowledge mutt'ever tend. In writing to an Eastern Catholic singular proposal once made by a paper to congratulate it on its anni "2. Parents, conscious of their Virgin Mary. Parish priests and "That dominant idea it the undis most grave; obligations toward the priests of the pious unions and asso Protestant Bishop in the same coun puted purpose of human life itself.” versary of publication, a Buffalo try. This well-meaning prelate, re librarian pays it a well-deserved education df their offspring, espe ciations of Catholic women should not BUILDERS cially religldus and moral, should see neglect to exhort them to adopt a minding his flock that the Founder of A rather furious prohibition con tribute but says that it is “one of to it that their daughters are solidly Christianity used wine in instituting troversy has been raging within the the very few oases in the desert of Christian mode of dress. Moreover, instructed since their earliest child every year on the Feast of the Im the Sacrament, because it was a ranks of the American Catholic Catholic weekly journalism—a paper hood in Christian doctrine, and they common beverage in Palestine, went Church. There it no debating the not depending for its very existence maculate Conception, special prayers themselves phould assiduously incul should be said in all cathedrals and on to sugi^est that as tea waa the We Would fact that the majority of Catholic on the paste pot.” cate in their souls, by words and ex common dnnk of the Chinese, he was leaders, while they have utterly no Unquestionably many of the Cath parish churches together with, if pos Appreciate ample, the love of the virtues of sible. opportune exhortations to the ready to authorize the use of tea in enthusiasm for the wet cause, would olic journals could he vastly im- modesty arid chastity; as to their stead of wine in the communion ser with to see tome amendment to the pro^d. But this critic shows by his people in solemn sermons. Your Patronage family following the example of the “ 11. The Diocesan Council 'of vice! The proposal, however, did not present dry laws in an attempt to expression that ho has been asleep Sacred Family, they must rule in find favor in tne good man’s diocese. gDiDauunns&aa overcome the deplorable amount of for the last eleven years. Paste-pot Vigilance, of which mention was made Four Illinois Priests Are Made such a manner that all its com in a declaration of the Holy Office boozing that is going on, particularly days passed whan the N. C. W. C. ponents brought up in the domestic Monsignors 700 Lawrence Street in large centers of population where News Service was established and walls should find reason and an in of March 22, 1922, should at least Four priests of the Springfield dio the prohibition idea never was popu when diocese after dideese put in centive to love and preserve modesty. once a year seek the beet means to cese, Illinois, have been elevated to MAin 5314 lar. On the other hand, there is a trained journalists to take the places “8. Let parents keep their daugh preserve the modesty of feminine the rank of monsignor, according to little group of rather fanatical pro of the pious old soporific editors of ters away from public gymnastic dress. announcement from Bishop James A. hibitionists within the Catholic ranks. by-gone days. Any man who regards games and Competitions, but if their “12. In order that this salutary Griffin. They are: Rev. Joseph C. Denver Colorado Some of the things they have brought Catholic journalism as a “desert” daughters are compelled to attend action should be even more effica Straub, Sprinrfeld, director of St. out are: That one of the Eastern today is a Jackass. At least a dozen the same, let them see that they are cious and have more satisfactory re John’s hospital; Rev. Edward J. Ca- Bishops publicly announced in the of our papers measure up to any fully and noodestly dressed. Let them sults, on every third year Bishops and hall, Springfield, superintendent of last presidential campaign he would thing the nation offers. Three or never allo\C their daughters to don other ordinaries, together with their schools; Very Rev. P. F. Carroll, vote for Hoover because A1 Smith four of the American Catholic papers immodest rarb. report on religious instruction, of dean of the Litchfield deanery' and was a wet; that Father Theobold tower above the secular dailies pub “4. The head mistresses and teach which mention was made in the motu pastor of St. Mary’s church, Litch DENVER BUSINESS DIRECTORY - Mathew was a prohibitionist (his let lished in the same districts. Any ers in girls” schools must do their ut proprio letters, ‘Orbem Catholicam,' field; Very Rev. John J. Driscoll, ters prove it). Father John A. journalist who studies them will have most to instill the love of modesty in dated June 29, 1923, should likewise dean of the Quincy deanery and pas ■ ARTESIAN WATER FLORISTS Ryan of the Catholic university has to admit this. the hearts of maidens confided to report to this Sacred Congregation tor of St. Peter’s church, Quincy. _ aroused the particular ire of the One of the things we need least in their care and urge them to dress with precise reference to conditions League of Nation* Acts on Wailing ARTESIAN WATER FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Catholic prohibitionists by his recent this country is the type of “educat in regards to the mode of dress as Wall Problem The Popular Table Water PARK FLORAL COMPANY articles attacking the dry laws. In ed" Catholic—as this Buffalo librar modestly. Cooler Servlet for the Uffiee Phone Main 1718-1714 “6. The said head mistresses and well as on measures taken according The decision passed by the Council Artesian Water. Soda Waters and Near Beer* 1648 -^ROADWAY stead of answering him calmly, they ian confesses himself to be—who teachers must not receive in their to our instructions on this subject. of the League of Nations at the sug WINDSOR WATER A BOTTUNG CO. are descending to personal abuse. In criticizes without knowing. The in York 8586 3030 Downiaf colleges and schools immodestly “Given at Rome in the palace of gestion of Arthur Henderson, secre HEATING EXPERTS one or two cases, they have cireulat' feriority complex of such a man is the Sacred Congregation of the Coun tary for foreign affairs of England, abysmal. dressed giris, and should not even CHIROPRACTOR ed literature that would hardly stand make an except!ion for the mothers of cil, on the 12th day of January, on to appoint a commission of three in E. S. TOY an acid test. For instance, a Greens- The paper which he praises is one the Feast of the Sacred Family, in dependent and impartial members to Stearti and Hot Water Heatin*. Hot Watar burg. Pa., lawyer wrote a pamphlet of the leaders. But let him examine their pupilsj If, after being admitted, ALICE T. LAWLESS WOrk a Specialty. Estimates Furnished girls persist in dressing immodestly, the year 1980. settle the Wailing Wall question in CHIROPRACTOR 1735 East 3 U t Ave. that quoted a number of Catholic au the Catholic papers from other large Jerusalem, has been received there I'teo Gaylord St., Dtnver, Colorado Shop Ph„ York 5148: Ros. Ph., York 3294 thorities about law but which re centers, put them side by side with then the pupils should be dismissed. “Donato Cardinal Sbarrettl, Phone YOrk 40ee “6. Nuns, in compliance with the 1 “Prefect.” with varied feelings by the different minded one of a heretic twisting daily newspapers from those places, sections of the population. Scripture to prove his heresy. The and then examine his conscience COAL. HOSPITALS pamphlet would certainly be put on about this “desert” business. The Bootleg Will Increase Insanity, Dr. Walsh Warn* THE CAMPBELL BROS. COAL CO. ST. ANTHONY’S HOSPITAL the Index if it were important only way in which the dailies are Fear that insanity in this country Office, 1401 W. 38th Ave, Phone Gallup 0473 Conducted by enough to last any time. ahead is in hulk; qnd that is because * Yard. 1400 W. SZnd Ave. Sisters of St Pranel* will continue to increase as long as TH E HOME OF HOMESTEAD LUMP COAL W. SIXTEENTH AND QUITMAN All of this proves: First, that, the national advertising experts have its people drink bootleg liquor to ex as Mr. Mencken says, we have not yet awakened to the fact that the SOCIAL ACTION STORTZ FUEL AND FEED CO. cess and fail to keep physically fit some Catholics with Methodist livers; Catholic press, when well edited, is Coal, Wood. Hay and Grain PLUMBING second, that in Catholic circles, as the most thoroughly read class of (By Stephen A. Daly) The industrial committee of the was expressed by Dr. James J. Walsh O m C E PHONE: YORK 0566 Tbs National Council of Catholic N.C.W.C. is issuing a report of it* of Fordham university. New York, Quality aad Sarviee 4238 York St, W ell as elsewhere, there is an honest Journals in the nation. who spoke on “Keeping Men V. A. KISER Women is distributing in pamphlet work and a statement of it* policy. Frtdsriok Lump, per ton...... tS.BO Plumbln*. Gas Fitting. Hot Wstar Flttlnx ’ form Dr- Ryan’s address on the Mull over this: “Our Church in the Fit” at the old South Meeting House Boulder Valley, per ton.______„..t0.36 2210 E. Colfax Avt. Shop Ph., York 811 Forum at Boston. Lumber Material at I.iOwei ORIGINAL , IN POOR CONDITION a Irene Hayes Recovering REV. L. F. HAGUS P.T.A. Food Sale at From Accident HAS OPERATION St. Francis’ Tuesday (St. Patrick's Parish) Colorado Springs.—The Rev. (St. Francis de Sales’ Parish) Miss Irene Hayes is resting easily Louis F. Hagus, pastor of St. Paul’s The regular monthly meeting of at St. Anthony’s hospital ’nrherc she Church, Broadmoor, underwent a ma the P.-T. A. will be held Tuesday, was taken following an accident in jor operation at S t Francis’ hospital February 26, at 1:30 p. m. A short her home February 12. Miss Hayes, Mondav morning. Father Hagus had business meeting will be followed by who is the retiring president of the been ill for several weeks and had a food sale. Mrs. C. A. Grant, chair Yonng Ladles’ sodahty and a mem returned to his home from the hos man, and her committee, have ar ber of the senior choir, was thought pital last week, but his Condition be ranged for an excellent variety of A Part of to be serionsly injured. Her many came worse and it was found neces home-cooked foods, consisting of friends will be glad to know that her sary to perform an operation. His rolls, bread, cakes, baked beans, injuries, though painful, are not; seri condition is reported as satisfactory. maeSroni, spaghetti and a choice va ous. Leo Hayes also has been seri Father Hagus expects to be able In riety of salads. Mrs. A. Werle and ously ill, having been threatened a short time to^^^ume and continue Mrg. I. J. Goodfellow will be the Every with pneumonia. his work. His brother, Rev, Charles residing hostesses for the afternoon, Mrs. Anna Ecker of 3449 Tejon H. Hagus, p ^to r of St. Anthony’s Sf"rs. 0. A. Hinceman with Mrs. street is recovering from an opera church, Bterling, Colorado, is with Thomas Halter as assistant will pour tion she recently underwent at a him. tea, which will be served in the din local hospital. ing room complimentary to all. Mrs. Service At the regular meeting of the Fred Gushurst, program chairman, Word has been received of the Catholic Daughters of America held assisted by Sister Irene, has ar death of Miss May Grotty, 24, February 12, the resignation of the ranged a musical entertainment. daughter of Thomas and Kate Grotty, grand regent, Mrs. Catherine F*wn, All members of the parish, whether in Santa Paula, Galifomia. Miss was presented, and accepted. The members of the P.-T. A. or not, and The artistic arrange Grotty was a niece of Dennis, Mich resignation will go into effect when their friends are cordially invited to ael, Nell and Mary Grotty of St. Pat a successor is elected, which will be attend. Funds realized from this ment of floral tributes rick’s parish. at the first business meeting in sale are to be used in decorating the Jacques Boutorney, 1819 W. March. St. Mary’s court regret ex walls and gymnasium of the high is particularly appreci Fortieth avenue, was the happy win ceedingly that Mrs. Fagan’s health school. ner of the gold pierce awarded, under will not permit her to continue in Father Harrington is improving ated by Horan patrons. the auspices of the school, in a con the office she has so faithfully and rapidly from,Jiis recent operation for test conducted last week in the in capably filled for a year and four appendicitii.., He has the' good^wishes terests of the missions. months. Prior to being elected grand 0 1 4he people o ^S t Francis de Sales’, A wedding of interest to many regent, Mrs. Fagan occupied the chslir -who^re ® ^e^y re- To be able to exhibit members of the parish took place of vice grand regent and in thlfe|»b-i Saturday morning at Holy Family sition also gave most generously of «nd Mrs. flowers artistically to church when Sanford Lucy, son of her time and talents. dtjperjv o'f.^e parish, Dr. and Mrs. D. R. Lucy of St. Pat Many reservations have been made buS^nbVItf'^tipl^toniwiui baptized the best advantage re rick’s parish, and Mildred Schlater, for the Washington’s birthday card by the ReV F. Gregory Smith at Lit- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. party to be given by the Catholic cletom Sunday. Mary Josephine was quires considerable Schlater, were married oy Rev. Mark Daughters of America this Saturday the (name given. 'Virginia Mosconi W. Lappen. Alice Schlater a; afternoon at the K. C. home. Bridge and* Oscar F. Hurd were the spon Wm. ScWater, sister and brother of and five hundred will be played. sors. Mary Josephine is the grand skill. W. P. Horan & the bride, were the attendants. Im 4 During the tea hour an interesting child of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar C. Hurd mediately following the Nuptial program of music and readings will of 367 South Washington street, who Son have acquired this Mass a wedding b re ^ a s t was served be given by Mrs. H. Remington, Miss are active workers in the parish to the members of the. immediate Margaret Sullivan, Miss Mary Kel- societies. ‘ skill, which is evident families at the home of the bride’s leher and Miss Molly Fechtcr. Mrs. V. Figlino of the Subway patents, 4580 W. Forty-Sixth ave The seniors of S t Mary’s high market, 376 South Broadway, re nue. Mr. and Mrs. Lucy Will make ceived the sad news Monday , of her CRUCIFIXES have begun work on the S t Mary in every Horan Service, their home at 1628 W, Thirty-tighth sister’s death at Ottumwa, Iowa. Mrs. avenue. ear book, The Marylin. James J. through years of ex FiS'agan has been elected editor-in- Figlino left immediately to attend The representation of Our Savior nailed to the Cross is one of the The children of the parish will re chief; Kevin McCarville and P. S. the funeral. important sacramentals of the Catholic religion. The faithful are ceive Gommunion at the 9 o’clock The patronage of the parishioners urged to keep prominently before them in their homes the figure of Morrissey were chosen business man is solicited for the performance for their Crucified Lord. perience. Mass this Sunday morning. ager and assistant business manager, Requiem Masses' for the week were the benefit of the high school which respectively. The assistant editors will be given February 26, 27 and, A very special Indulgence has been granted to all who, after a announced as follows: Monday for and other members of the staff will worthy Communion, recite on their knees before a Crucifix the Frank Como, anniversary; Tuesday 28 at the Majestic theater. East Ala be announced later. meda avenue and South Pearl street. prayer beginning, “0 good and most sweet Jesus, before Thy face I for Patrick Melvin, Thursday for the A new arrangements committee humbly kneel,” etc. Holy Souls, Saturday for Roger Con An interesting picture is promised. has been chosen for the Sigma Mu The students will be nateiul to all roy, first anniversary, at the request Debating society. Pat Morrissey, We carry a full line of Crucifixes both hanging and standing, in of the family. for the interest they show. wood, metal, gold and silver plated, brass, nickel, ebony, galalith. Torrence Reinecke and George Dodge The Women’^ Catholic Order of have replaced Naomi Griesemer, Forresters entewained at a social Price* from 25c up to $25 Katherine Garvin and James Fagan. Monday afterhocm in the assembly Assortment, Service and Courtesy are our impelling qualities. Pupils of Miss Mary Kelleher, room at the^eesh^ry. Cards were dance instructor, gave three inter played and r^eshm ents were served. If you want anything in the Church or Religious goods line, esting numbers at the banquet given The chief object of the social gath GET IT AT CLARKE'S by the Colorado State Graduate ering was disclosed when a most Nurses’ association at the Antlers ho complete surprise was sprung upon tel Thursday night. Those taking Mrs. S. W. Ryan. She was presented W. P. HORiN & SON part were Catherine McCullough, with a beautiful silver water pitcher. Helen Boyko, Caroline Rae Ashcroft The presentation speech was very Funeral Directors and Josephine McDonagh. ably,given by Miss Cecilia Fahey. ^ James Clarke I Mrs. Floyd Garrick entertained her After Mrs. Ryan recovered from the bridge club at her home, 1422 North surprise she asked, “What was it all "Weber street, Tuesday afternoon, about?” Her Forester sisters ex Church Goods House February 11. Those enjoying Mrs. plained briefly that the gift was in One of the Lergett in the Country. We Specialise jin Article* KEy stone 1527 Garrick’s hospitality were Mrs. Mar recognition of the many curtesies of Devotion, Church Furn!*hing* and Book* for the Catholic garet O’Brien, Mrs. William Graham, shown to court 837. Laity and Clergy. 6297 Cleveland Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Mi J. Griffin, This Sunday is the regular Com Mrs, Anna Fleming, Mrs, Grace munion day for the junior sodalities 1636-38 Tremont Street Denver, Colorado Place Welte and Mrs. Hedges. and all the children of th% parish. William A. Dennis, formerly a Parents are requested to send their Phone TAbor 3789 member of The Gazette news staff children to the 8:30 Mass. and now associated with the staff The meetings of the League of the of The Sheridan Post-Enterprise at Sacred Heart are held on the third THE MILES & DRYER PRINTING CO. Sheridan, Wyoming, has been ap Tuesday of each month. Commun Over 20 Years of Satisfactory Service pointed a member sf the airport and ion day is the first Sunday of the We Have Added to Our Large Line of Gifts the airmail committee in that city, ac month. The Oldest Printing Plant in Denver Specializing In Catholic Work cording to word received here re Mrs. Messenger, 367 South Wash Established 1906 cently. Mr. Dennis, who was identi ington street, is seriously ill but Jane Marker Wash Frocks 1936-38 Lawrence St. Phones; KEystone 6348, 6349 fied with aviation development here, hopes are entertained for her re Father Heumann’s has been active in the promotion of covery. ;; These Make Very Acceptable Gifts as Well as Personal FAMILY plans to build an airport in Sheridan. At a recent meeting of the mem , Necessities For six months previous to departure bers of the Holy Name society the HEALTH BOOK from Colorado Springs early last De following officers were elected: 0. C. Dennison Craft Lessons Free cember, Mr. Dennis wad employed at Hurd, president: J. C. Sunderland, the .Alexander Industries, Inc. vice president; C. H. Ater, corre The senior class of nurses at sponding secretary; J. J, Lampert, Danford Decoratif Gift Shoppe FREE! Glockner hospital entertained the financial secretary; J. H, Spillane, Shrine of St. Ann student nurses at a St. Valentine’s treasurer. 314 East Colfax Phone TAbor 7871 It’s the Best Book on the Care I S*lct from our ^act)e*l frienda In tlM Arvada pariah. Ffama that Mtrlt party in the hospital auditorium Fri Father Donnelly has been fortu * and appra^ta our trada. Clva that# tha pralaranca of the Health ever Given Away day night. Refreshments in keeping nate in securing the aid of Father Free. It is full of pictures and with the occasion were served. Felder, recently of the Holy Ghost illustrations. More than 6.000,- Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Quinn, 808 church, who has been assisting in the ARVA-PRIDE FLOUR 000 copies of this wonderful North Weber street, are the parents parish work since Father Harrington Real Household Friend—Constant—Trustworthy—Never Failing—for book, printed In twelve lan- of a daughter, bom Saturday, Feb has been ill. THE JOHN A. MARTIN DRUG CO. Biscuits—for Bread—for Pastry. pjages, have been placed in ruary 15, at Glockner hospital. Mrs, Eugene Steele of 70 South Coraar Fiftaantk and Cnrti*, Charla* Building Romes. Here is the book that Grain and Fonltry Feed at Danver Prieei Francis P. 'Mathews, of Omaha, a Emerson street entertained her will tell you how to GET well member of the supreme board of di bridge club February 12. The club Reliable Drugs and Family Medicines and KEEP well. It explains the TELEPHONE ARVADA 243 rectors of the Knights of Columbus, was formed many years ago and was Dapandable Praaeriptloa Sarvica Talaphoiia Mala 1900 cause of most all common and will be speaker at a special meeting known as the Sewing club. Its mem NEWT OLSON LUMBER COMPANY serious ailments. Then it tells of the Knights of Columbus to be bers are ladies of S t Francis de Sales’ how many obstinate diseases (as held this Saturday evening. parish. "The Lumber Yard That’s Different” listed in coupon below), may be combated with simple means. BELIEVE IT OR NOT I ! This book gives you proof of Boys to Give Show CARD PARTY AT One of our patrons is wearing most amazing help given. Sick articles we have laundered YOrk 4789 GET well! Read this hook. at St. Catherine’s . GOLDEN FEB. 27 steadily since 1925. PIERCE’S HAND LAUNDRY Here is the book that you have been waiting for. Written in (St Catherine’s Parish) 1 Golden.—St. Joseph’s Altar society _ _ ^ _ simple, easily understood lan This Friday evening at 8:15 of St. Joseph’s church will give a PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS guage. It points the way to o’clock, the junior eodafity will pre pfe-Lenten card party at the Berri- ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH health and happiness. And it’s sent a play, minstrel and social in moor hotel. Golden, on Thursday .. fren our prsellcal (riond* hi tbi*, tb. Rod.mptori*t parUb, oa th. Weil yours FREE .without any obli the community hall. The play is a evening, February 27. Bridge and 81d«. Civ. Ib.M tb. eralwMe* gation whatsoever. Just fill out clever comedy, entitled “An Actor’s five hundred will be played and deli- Gutter* Smoke Stack* the coupon below—this helpful Reaction.” There will be up-to-date ciqps refreshments will be served. tANTA FE SHOE HOSPITAL ■book will go to you postpaid. songs and jokes in the “Baby” min Mre. Fred Meyer is in charge of the Sbinn Heating Co. strels, and the social will end what arrangements SHOE REBUILDING Full of promises to be a delightful evening. Mrs. Thomas Geisinf^ who has Sheet Metal and Furnace Work OGAN. Illustrationr been ill at her home in Wide Acres, 12 Santa Fe Drive TAber 7782 Admission will be 25c for adults and Furnace Cleaning and Repairing Call and Delivery Service 15c for children. is well on the road to recoverv. Mother Benita, who has been 111 Mrs. George Smith, Sr., is ill at her 1474 Elati St TAbor 2793 Moving, Storage all SOuth 1752*W for Crosley Radios, Prest-O-Lite Batteries for a week or more, is still confined home in Pleasant View. Packing, Shipping to her bed. Sister Urbana was Mary Jane, infant daughter of Firestone and Miller Tires taken to Mercy hospital Tuesday for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cuthbertson, Francis J. Fisber, Inc. CALL KEYSTONE 2367 Radio Batterie* Recharged, SOc treatment. was baptized February 9 by Father The Junior Holy Name basketball Moran. William McIntyre, Wilma MAIN 570S Logan Moving & C. Tulloh Service Station, 533 Santa Fe Dr. tournament is now in full swing, with McIntyre and Margaret Garrison Storage- Co. games being played in the gym at 4 were sponsors. LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER Miss Dorothy Nixon, a student 37th and Marion and 5 o’clock every Sunday after METAL LATH noon. nurse at St. Anthony’s hospital, was Last week the quintets coached by operated upon for appenoicitis on Deaver, Colo. Amarillo, Toxa* Messrs. Breen and Kavanaugh won Monday. over those coached by Messrs. Wash- John Markey is able to be about ABC DIRECTORY L. Heomann & Co., Inc. bum and Evatz. This Sunday after after a prolonged illness. College of Cinesitherapy I 34 East I2th St., New York, N. Y. noon at 4 o’clock Breen’s cagers will Walsb Motor Company Manipulation | le c tr ic a l contracting brnMaa .Mail Coupon Nowmm ^ meet Evatz’s and at 6 o’clock Kava- F. J. COFFEY HEADS Authorized FORD Dealers PERFECT HEALTH | naugh’s team will meet Washburn’s. THROUGH REPAIRING AND FIXTURES L. Htumann a Co., Ine., M E. ItUi St„ I Parents wishing to see a sample of D. U. NEWMAN CLUB PhoneE MAin 2303 H. G. REID 317 Fourteenth St. New York, N. Y. . South 8964 Englewood 163 PERFECT CIRCULATION P k u e Mild free of eberr* end wlthoat I clean young American boyhood In Cineaitberapr ie the Employment of ebllsation. Father Beumaon'a book, . action are invited to attend this Sun The Newman club of the Univer Uoveroenta Both Active and PMeive "Alda to Good HaalUt." I 3537 South Broadway eadquarters f o r h o s p it a l s u ppl ie s day afternoon. There is no admis sity of Denver held its annual elec Dr. E. H. BJORKMAN sion charge. tion of officers Sunday at the home Graduate o f Lund University. Stveden H AND institution EQUIPMENT S tm t or Box Father Mannix will open a week's of Mrs. J. B. Cosgriff. The followings JFIfty-Six Ye»r»* Expciieuee Dr. L. A. BJORKMAN THE GEO. MAYER HARDWARE CO. Num ____ _ mission this Sunday morning at Ala officers were elected: President, F. J, DENTIST 1520 Arapahoe Keystone 4291 mosa,' Colo., in Sacred Heart church, Coffey; vice president, Julia Oro- F. I CLAFFEY Phone YOrk 3060 Torm or Cltr.M-.-..-...-...... of which Rev. E. J. McCarthy Is nin; corresponding secretary, Mary ISeO W aahinfton St., Denver, Colo. the pastor. DoSs; recording secretary, Gertrude 1030 Rapablie Building CU>*c> formed every month h e JOHNSON STORAGE AND MOVING CO. Mr.s, Alice McKenna, mother of Manioi^ treasurer, George Evans. It Phono Main 1824 O Stntu* Dltmtora □ lilt uil Uvw Trnils Mrs. R. P, Walden, 4257 Green was decided that in the Lenten UOUfiSi 8-lZi 1-6 T MOVING, PACKING AND SHIPPING DMaiy UsUMmm. JaatflM Court, passed away Sunday morning. season a series of talks will be given Evtoina* *Dd Suod*r* br Appointment I Phone So. 109—After 8 P. M., South 2064 221 Broadway, Dsnver DiSMflhiaSliml The remains were shipped Tuesday to all Catholic students enrolleil in Modem Fireproof Warehouse—Fumigating Vault to her old home in Des Moines, Iowa, the university by Rev. Francis W, following a Requiem Mass Tuesday Walsh, chaplain of the D. U. New Doyle’s Pharmacy morning. man. Rev. Joseph P. O’Heron gave a The Particular Druggist E NOW HAVE A SERVICE FOR ALL DRStaunMimtost D WET WASH WET WASH DRY WASH Q UftoM John McGovern left this week for short talk at Sunday’s meeting on the CAMERAS AND FILMS w D toairriislto (PHn ) California, for a visit of about six Newman club In this region. A de Our Coamnnlty Car* 17th Ave. and Grant Flat Work Ironed Flat Work Ironed weeks. bating team is to be organized to □ An.»I. • ° to Ea*t and We*t 1*1 Tabor 8936—Tabor 8937 Try One of These—You Will Be Surprised at the Quality and Ottim) WmV- £1 tHtm meet teams of other educational in and 15th of each month _ the Whiteness of Your JLinens ecu. Cblorsiii Call Sehayer’* for paint, lacquer, stitutions. Frederick W, Hunter gave Formerly, 18th and Clarkson 18th *b4 Welton Str*«t* Free Delivery ELECTRIC WET WASH—2469 Lowell, GAllup 0390 ^JBUddir□ BU44ir andmai KldaeyKUaiy 1 TrosbU J enamel, varniihe*, (tain, Mnre*co and the principal talk Sunday, speaking Service—KEy*toa* 0228 •m > bruihe*. York 0642. of present conditions in Europe. ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION Academy Presents Two Weeks’ Mission Opens Three Plays Sunday at S t Dominic’s Church (St. Mary’s Academy) Let Us Three one-act plays were given in On Your charge of the entertainment and the academy auditorium Wednesday. li'l (St. Dominic’s Parish) They were “Three Pills in a Bottle,” A mission will open this Sunday in ' Dorothy Sto(i and Mary Ellen Cor coran served the refreshments. “Lima Beans” and “Finger Bowls St. Dominic’s church and will con and Armita.” Those taking part Savings ... ProCTCss is being made in re Prescribe tinue for two weeks. The first week hearsals for the St. Patrick's evening were: Betty Ward, M adel^ Kellogg, will be for the women and the second performance of Rachel Crothera Kathryn Lynch, Marguerite. Doyle, for the men. Members of the parish ^Once Upon a Time.” The cast of Sara Ann. Vifquain, Mary Ukowich, 4 |)er cent is paid on Savings in are asked to invite their friends from characters includes: John, James Clare Montenie, Betty Reynolds, Pass Book form. May be with other parishes of the city to attend Doyle; Terry, Edw. Faivre; Annie, Jane,Kintzele, Marguerite McGrayel, for You the services. Especially are they Catherine Willier; Lizzie, Catherine Nancy Wall, Constance Ryan, Mary drawn at any time and interest is urged to bring non-Catholic friends Coursey; Patsy, Dotothy Connelly; A. 'Thompson, Marguerite Walsh, computed to the 1st and 15th of who are anxious to learn of the the boy, Thomas Patrick; Mary, Ruth Fgrnan, Babet Walk and Vir Not every prescription cures every ill or arrests every Catholic religion. Mrs. Ardell Amolsch;. Jack, Ardell ginia Fox. the month. disease. But there is one remedy for all financial troubles The ladies of the Rosary and Altar Amolsch; Lenox, James Doyle. St. Mary’s basketball team lost to society who have worked so faith The members of the Third Order the Sacred Heart team Friday by 28 5 Per Cent Paid on and that is a steadily growing healthy Republic Account, fully for the success of the dinner of St. Dominic vjill receive Com to 13. This Friday evening St. to be held this Thursday evening munion at the 7:30 Mass this Sun Mary’s team plaj's St. Joseph’s team Morris Plan Certificates of Deposit enjoying the most liberal rate of interest. We have not have purchased a steam table for use day. In the afternoon at 3:30 a at the Cathedral gymn. S t Mary’s seen your tongue or listened to your heart beat, but you in all socials given in St. Dominic’s meeting will be held for members. senior basketball team has not won % church basement. Its very practical Mrs. Thomas Keough of W. Twen a game this season. Are the girls use was demonstrated at the recent ty-sixth avenue is slowly improving may depend on this prescription. discouraged? They should not be. First Industrial Bank dinner when it was operated for the from an acute attack of rheumatism The following comes from a person first time. Father Carroll has In which has confined her to her home 1638,V7ELTON ST. Office Hours, 9 to 5 stalled several improvements in the since October. who has been present at every game kitchen of the church basement and Mrs. Beroard, wife of Dr. L. C. E. played by this team: “I have never KEystone 6366 Phone, Write or Call for Detailed Information the ladies will find these most serv Beroard, has recovered from a severe seen better teamwork nor finer iceable for all social occasions. siege of influenza. sportsmanship in my life.” Girls Til/e Only lAtrris 'Plan 'Bank in Colorado The subject of the conference at Word was received this week at who know how to take defeat in so the Blessed Virgin sodality meeting St. Dominic’s rectory of the death refined and excellent a spirit should Building and Monday evening was “Superstitions.” of the Rev. J. D, Fowler, O.P., for worry little about losing a game. mm After the talk the director enter merly pastor of the Holy Name The card party given at the REPUBLIC Loan Association tained an open forum, on the subject. church m Kansas City, Missouri. Brown Palace hotel February 12 was The devotions were followed by a Miss Julia Reilly, who has been a sdcial and financial success. The KEystone 2357 A. B. WilHams, President social in the manner of a Washing seriously ill, is reported to be con academy and all who were interested T. E. Greene, Sec’y-Treas. ton party. Celeste Thurnes was in siderably improved. L. C. Skelly, Asst. Sec’y-Treas. in this party extend sincere thanks 1711 California to Mr. and Mrs. Hoart of the Brown Shops You Ou^ht Palace hotel for their generosity and Canon City Observes SOCIAL SATURDAY kindness. Mission Week Well AT LITTLETON The crusaders of St. Mary’s acad to Know emy brought the activities of Mis Canon City.—Both the Abbey school Littleton.—The Young Ladies’ sion week to a close Friday. The Do Your Eves Bother You? and Mt. Saint Scholastica academy sodality of St. Mary’s church will students entered the chapel in pro NEW FASHION CLEANERS AND DYERJ fittingly observed Mission week Feb conduct a social that promises enter cession, singing the hymn, “The ruary 9 to 16 in common with other tainment for young and old at Steph Sacred Heart for All the World and 184-1C8 South Penn. SOuth 007^ Catholic schools in the diocese. A enson’s hall, 250 Main street, Little the World for the Sacred Heart.” TWENTY PER CENT DISCOUNT program was given each day in both ton, on Saturday evening, February Mass Was offered by Rev. C. M. for Ca*h and Carry, Through February an KEystone schools. Tuesday evening a dinner 22. The “jamboree” was originally Johnson, who gave the students a March Only. 5511 was given at the academy in honor planned to take place at the Vogel very inspiring talk. After Mass and When Better Dry Cleaning Is Done— of the missionary visitors. The ranch in the homestead recently va general Communion, the junior class ____ We Will Do It” guests included the Rt. Rev. Cyprian cated when the family moved into served a waffle breakfast. The their new home, hut was transferred luncheon was served by the senior CAREFUL REPAIRING QUALITY MEATS ARE Bradley, O.S.B.; the Very Rev. Fran class, and an entertainment—country cis Thill, national secretary and Meas to the downtown hall on account of Of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry MORE ECONOMICAL Fitters and Manufacturers of High Grade urer of the Catholic Students’ Mission the continued ill health of Mrs. store, “spook house,” et cetera—was Clockfl Called For and Delivered Spectacles and Eye Glasses Crusade; the Rev. John Ackerman of Vogel. Music, cards, novelties for sponsored by the sophomores and the HANSEN & HANSEN Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; the Rev. F.’ the children and refreshments will grade pupils. Tuesday, Feb. 11, Rabtoay & Simering iiV^/^AW^VWWVUWWy^^VWVVV^iWWiW^VW\AW^^ luncheon was served by the fresh JEWELERS 1030 We*t Colfax Gregory Smith, diocesan director for be features of the celebration. The Olfieial Railroad Watch Inspectors fof All the Home and Foreign Mission proceeds will go to the sodality for men to the students on their return Roads Out of Denver Aero** from St, Leo’s Church society; the Rev. Gilbert O’Maley the support of its many activities. from the rally at the Aladdin theater. 526 Sixteenth Street KEystone 3012 Phone KEystone 3638 and the Rev. Bernard Bean. Following Miss Catherine Maloney was re The results were most satisfactory, the dinner addresses were made to elected prefect of the Young Ladies’ both spiritually and financially. It the St. Maur Mission unit of the sodality at the monthly meeting held is hoped that the students’ zealous FAINTI Decorating and Paperhanging academy by Monsignor Thill and at the rectory Monday evening. Other efforts will continue, and that they All Work Guaranteed Satisfactory Caltivate the Habit o f Father Ackerman. Wednesday morn officers elected were: Anna Martin, will be an inspiration for all future ing a program was held for the Holy vice prefect; Elizabeth Maloney, sec mission activities. JdHN R. KESSINGER—Wall Paper & PainlJ Cross Mission unit in the abbey audi retary, and Mary Maier, treasurer. One of the loveliest affairs of the 2413 W. 32nd Aye. Phone GAIlup 5811 torium, which included an introduc The new officers were inducted into school year was held February 13 at tion by Rev. Gilbert O’Maley: mis office immediately. WelLshire Country club. The chap When You Need a Cahn-Forster READING REGISTER ADS sion hymn; addresses by Monsignor Dolores Holdway, eldest daughter erones were Mr. and Mrs. L. A. of Theodore Holdway, is in a critical Kintzele. PLUMBER Thill and Father Ackerman. The Rt. condition from pneumonia at Mercy Electric Co. Rev. Cyprian Bradley offi St. John*s Parish played and refreshments will be Wyoming. At d a m. the regular Mrs. William Pistor of 4677 Gay served. monthly meeting of the Heights unit lord 'street is on the sick list. Mrs. i/o/e Phone The Altar and Rosary society of of the Catholic Students’ Mission Cru H. Giese of 1431 Kalamath .street COLUMBINE St. Michael’s church met in the sade was held in the auditorium. A is ill at the home of her daughter B«rt C. Cora*n, Mansacr Glasses Promptly Repaired E.L.RONINGER FOR FOOD in Barnum. 34th and Franklin St. SPECIALTY SHOP We Have Only the Choicest Brands school hall February 13 with about turkey dinner was served at 4 p. m. F. A. SMITH thirty ladies present. Mrs. William for the purpose of raising funds for St. Elizabeth’s branch of the L. Phone KEystone 1753 Dry Good*, Notion*, Stamped Good* It Pays to Know the Difference B. Jansen, chairman, presided over Optoinetrist in Charge the missions. A candy sale, ^wards C. B. A. will give a card party in “Immediate Delivery” 0 School Supplie* Grocerle*, Meat*, Fruit* an interesting meeting. Plans were and games were held later in the the parish school, Tuesday evening, 1558 Broad'way Mrs. Rose Lee Jones, Prop. Vegetable* made for the carnival to be held in evening. Monsigpor Frank A. Thill, Feb. 25, at 8 o’clfick. There will 1718 E. 6TH AVE. the hall St. Patrick's day. Commit the distinguished guest of the eve be prizes and refreshments. Sixth Are. at Columbine YOrk 4581 Franklin 0804 Franklin 0805 tees were appointed and booths were ning, paid an inspiring t^bute to the The Jefferson Dramatic club is arranged for and much enthusiasm work done Jby the Sisters of Loretto busy pehearsing “The Modem Cin TYPEWRITERS was evident. in the mission fields. Following his derella,” a delightful comedy, to be The Young Ladies’ sodality held a interesting talk, two mission plays All Makes and Prices produced Tuesday, March 4, under SOLD—RENTED—REPAIRED - Cathedral Parish business meeting in the hall Tuesday were presented by the students. The the auspices of the Altar and Rosary evening with a good attendance. Miss first play, the work of' Rev. Daniel society. New members of the club, AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO., INC. Mary McDonough is the president. A. Lord, S.J., was very cleverly en as well as the old favorites, will be Established 1880 TWENTY-FOUR HOUR SERVICE acted by the academy girls. The 1643 California St. KEy*tone 3047 Denver, Col Warden Francis E. Crawford of Loretto Heights College Dramatic in the cast of characters. Following RED ARROW GARAGE the state prison, who has been receiv club sponsored the second play, “Lo- the play there will be a carnival so 821-27 CORONA STREET PHONE YORK 2061 ing medical treatment at a local hos retto-in-China," a vivid portrayal of cial. General admission will be 35 pital for several days, was able to mission zeal in foreign lands. The cents, reserved seats 50 cents. LACE CURTAINS, Draperies, Laces, H & S return to his home February 13. latter play was adapted and directed Center Pieces and all Table Linens Mrs. Margaret Bower and Mrs. by Mary Louise Black of the class "It Pay* NORTH SIDE PARISHES CLEANERS AND TAILORS Bueiatss aad Profeteleoal Caide of Our Practical Friends hi the Nerth Side Cleaned and Hand Pressed. Harry Van Alstync were hostesses of '30. Mission day was in 'every to ParishttT*4*lease Civ# These the Preference. NO PIN HOLES . FUR WORK A SPECIALTY to the members of the American Le way a splendid success. Three hun Look Well” Call for and Deliver Dyeing and Remodeling gion auxiliary in their home Wednes dred and fifty' dollars was realized, day afternoon, February 12. and a true mission spirit more in CITY LACE CLEANERS Work Called For and Delivered Cal Stover’s Ail Work Guaranteed Rev. Robert M. Hennessy and Very tense than in previous years was in BARBER SHOP 218 E. 17th Ave. Phone TAbor 7907 1814 E. Colfax Av. Phone YOrk 9539 Rev. W. M. Brennan of Denver were evidence. John Wevmar in Chafge St. Dominic*s Parish Canon City visitors Tuesday. The Heights was honored by a 11 East Colfax The children of St. Michael's pa risit Sunday from the Most Rev. PINION FUEL AND SUPPLY COMP AN' ^ RED STAR ^ HAULER’S rochial school enjoyed an interesting Archbishop Albert T. Daeger of FOOTLIGHTS BY TED SPARN afternoon February 12. in honor of Santa Fe, New Mexico Lump Coal, $5.50 and up Steam Coal, $2.50 and up I GROCERY CO. Grocery and Market In all my experience, the Lincoln’s birthday. The program only shoes that meet the Cor. 25th and Decatur F. A. Muroford, Mgr. Phoue GAIiup Sl| 1314 E. 17th Ave. YOrk 2721 opened with the singing of "Amer Davis and Sha'w Hold requirements of the mod YOrk 5'516 FREE DELIVERY ica,” and the children of the third and '‘Automatic” Demonstration ern woman are POLLY fourth grades followed with a little PRESTON SHOES. I con SINCERITY OF PURPOSI 530 East Colfax Where Your Patronage Is Friday and Saturday of this week sistently recommend these VOSS BROS. Appreciated play called “Like Lincoln.” Those a special demonstration of Automatic shoes because I know Our Endeavor taking part were Janet Sterling, Anna whab relief they have Your Bakers Duo-Disc washers will be given on the Primarily in Buaineat for Your Heal Haze Binns Geo. Edwards Merlino, James Susman, Therese Pow main floor of the Davis & Shaw Fur actually brought. I know SS21 W. S2nd Ave. ers, Eugene Beauchat, Margaret in how many thousands 2925 W. 25th Ave. WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOlj THE ALADDIN MARKET ROSE BOWL INN niture store on Champa street across of cases they have cor Home Public Market Mary O'Hanlon, William Kendall, from the Public Service building. rected and prevented foot Grand Public Market COLEMAN’S ph a r m a c y Charles Whelan, Mary Louise Hund troubles. Built-in arch Corner Sth and Dawning Corn-Fed Meats Breakfa^ Luncheon and Dinner Mr. Collins, head of this particular support*. A l l sizes, AA to E. ^ .9 5 a pair. Comer 38th and Federal Bird. Genuine Lamb ley, William Caughlin. Charles Do department, extends a cordial invita 32nd Ave & Perry St. GAIiup 1C Phonr—Main Office— Gallup 1190 Fresh Fish and Oyttiir* ^ Particular Foods for herty, Bernard Zabruski and Claire tion to readers of The Register to at THE FAMILY SHOE STORE Schmitt. The program closed with FRanklin 0170—YOrk 0628 Particular People tend the display. The new model 2931 W.25th Ave.,St.Dominie’* Pari*h the singing of "The Star Spangled Automatic comes in suntan and jade We Deliver 1920 E. Colfax 320 E. Colfax MAin 3467 Banner.” green, and is silent and vibrationless. — ■ ■■ > = Mrs. J. J. Eeles is visiting in Den A large splint clothes basket or ham Phone GAIiup 1246 ver. per will be given without cost with Paul Horan, employee of the Organ’s Feed Store Buy a New from each Automatic purcha.se. Those who CARL E._ ORGAN. Proprietor St. Philotnena’s Parish Piggly Wiggly store here, suffered do not find it convenient to attend t ------a nervous breakdown while at work Dealer in the store display may arrange for a Leading Brand* of Poultry Feed CLAYTON Office' Phone YOrk 5000 Thursday morning, and was taken to demonstration in their own home. GROCERY AND MARKET Re*. Phone YOrk 0298 his home. His condition is not re Be*t Grade of Coal garded as critical. senburg and Joseph of Canon City. 44th and Meade Denver Fancy and Stap'e Grocerie* CLAYTON k Dr. .V. «A. iyuuici«»Douglas V, Cleary, resident at Funeral services were held at St. Fancy Meat* PLUMBING & HEATING CO.fHoly Cross Abbey, was host to the Michael’s church today. Fre*fa Fiih and Oyster* Repairing Our Specialty students and faculty of the Abbey Funeral services for John S. SHEET METAL AND WE DELIVER school at a theater matinee Monday. Holden, who died in Tucson, Arizona, FURNACE CONTRACTORS ederal GAllup 0260 Estimates on All Work Mrs. Mary Lombardi, 45, died at a last week, were held Monday at the M.SPEER«f F Phone YOrk 2157 2626 E. 12th Ave. MS—so Cherokee ____ 2408 East Colfax Avenue local hospital Sunday afternoon from home of Mrs. Sarah Roche. Many Phoo* SOuth 1093; R u . Phone SUneet 03S4-R complications resulting from a major friends of Mr. Holden attended the "OUR SERVICE MUST PLEASE” operation which she underwent a J. J. HENRY services. The floral offerings were Skylight. Rooflne. Guttering, Uetal Ceiling* St. Teresa’s Parish week ago. Mrs. Lombardi was born profuse. The Rev. Thomas J. Wolo- Ventilation and Furnaca Cleaning in Brookside in 1885 and had lived han of Pueblo conducted the serv Yoar* for Service in Fremont county all her life. A ices. A quartet composed of Mrs. Modern Plumbing and short time ago she and her son, Albert Hammond, Miss Elois Meade, SOUTH BROADWAY THE AURORA Joseph, moved to Canon City from Miss Margaret Drury and Miss St. Catherine's Parish Heating Co. Florence. Mrs. Lombardi is survived Katherine Fitzgerald sang, accompa FEED AND FUEL COMPANY Drug Company by her husband, Liberate Lombardi, nied by Miss Mary Ann Smith. HAY, GRAIN AND COAL Plumbing, Heating, Repairing of Canon City; a daughter, Mrs. Lo We Manufacture “The Best Quality” THE ZIMMERMAN MERCANTILE CO. I Phone Aurora 175-J A Complete Drug Store retta Niznik, of Chicago, Illinois, akd Samples of our beautiful' wall pa Poultry Feed W ..I 38th .n d Irvin* ” 00 Navajo Sul 3515 Dallas Street Aurora, Colo. three sons, George Lombardi of Min per* brought to your home if detired. We Specialize on Poultry Disease Res. Phone Aurora 175-W Free Delivery Phone Aurora 237-W neapolis, Minnesota, Ernest of Wal- Schayer Wall Paper & Painting Co. , Phone SO. 0S81 1427 So. Bd^. C.II Gallup 0741 RED AND WHITE CHAIN STORES Call Gallup US| ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION Aiiutaaa.V, A'cuTUat’y * ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION EX-FIRE CAPTAIN THE SPECTACLE PEDDLER Women and Men s Local News or mail-omier house may, not knowing the condition of your eyes STRUCK BY AUTO or how to examine them, sell you a pair of “ready-made” glasses that will ruin your eyes. Do not fool yourself. Because you can Fred J. Carlin, 69, retired Denver Mission Here to Rose Ann Boyle and Mary Francis see well througn a cheap pair of glasses it is no sign they arc correct fire captain, was injured seriously Bloomfield will act as hostesses at for your eyes. We examine your eyes and ^ve you correctly when he was struck by an automobile the regular social meeting of Troop fitted glasses. Wednesday evening while crossing Start March 9 No. 2 of the Junior Catholic Daugh the street at East Seventeenth avenue ters of America this Saturday at 2 and Grant‘Street. He was taken to p. m. at 3328 Elizabeth street. THE SWIGERT BROS. Mercy hospital, where it was found (Holy Family Parish) Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. Hepburn have that■ hishi shoulder ' ' ■ was broken and his A mission for the men and women gone to California to visit their OPTICAL CO. of the parish will open Sunday, daughters, Mrs. George M. Webb of WImm Rvpirtatlaa and Equipment Clv« You scalp lacerated. According to Dr. March 9. tko Hlfhott Grado ot Sorrieo Robert M. Shea he was resting Long Beach and Mrs. J. J. O’Toole of D tret.4 ExrlD.lT.l7 to th ( The Altar and Rosary society will Torrance. Ptttins >nd McBufMtDriDc well today and chances for a quick sponsor a hard-time social and card 1550 Calif6mia St., Denver ot GUm *.. recovery are good, Mr. Carlin, fa The promoters and members of party in the school hall, February 27 the St. Thomas’ Seminary guild will miliarly known as “Cap,” served on Mrs. Clyde Isenhart, who has-been the fire department thirty years, re ill 10 for six ■very weeks, is still re meet Wednesday, February 26, at 8 tiring four and a half years ago. He p. m. in the K. of C. auditorium. is a widower and lives with his son, ported in a critical condition. Sixteenth and Grant. The Very Rev. Frank J. Carlin, at 1670 Lo^n street. The Altar and Rosary society will William Brennan, C. M., president of Another son, William Carlin, is cap meet at the home of Mrs. Keanelly the seminary, will speak and there ^)(hrk Qtaw tain of Engine company, No. 2, Weid with Mrs. Crouse and Mrs. Helen will be a brief entertainment. Colfax and Kalamath street. Handy as assistant hostesses. The largest payment paid to the state inheritance tax deMrtment be K. C. SUPREME DIRECTOR POLISH PARISH tween February 1 and February 15 THE DENVER MARBLE & TO SPEAK IN DENVER was on the estate of the late Dr. John PLANS BAZAAR W. O’Connor, chief surgeon of the T)iamond Values (Continued from Page 1) Denver & Rio Grapde Western rail GRANITE COMPANY road. This payment was $52,949.16. Bargain diamonds are rarely as represented, serving only^ Established 1874 program including lectures, dances, (St. Joseph's [Polish] Parish) Plans are completed for the bazaar Mr. and Mrs. William Augustine as'a means to separate the unwary buyer from his sav card parties, turkey parties, bridge are rejoicing over the arrival of a w. E. GREENLEE,. Pres. tournament, handball tournament and and festival to be given February ings. If you must be economical buy your jewelry from a 1224 Lawrence St. 22-23. There will be attractive son, bom Sunday, February 16, at St. Main 1815 bowling league, most of which activi booths with novelty articles, refresh Anthony’s hospital. concern of long standing where quality and values are ties are complimentary to members. ment stands and a program of games Mr. and Mrs. M. J. O'Fallon sailed 12. We have one of the fastest and amusements. There will be two Monday from Los Angeles for six guaranteed. handball courts in Denver, showers, awards, $100 and $50 in gold. The weeks in the Canal Zone and the West lockers, exercise room and billiard winner of the ticket selling contest Indies. JAMES W. VAN OSTEN at F itt.im oni room for members’ use vrithout will receive $15 and the runner-up St. Rita’s court. Catholic Daughters hospital. Remains were forwarded from the charge. $10. The members of the parish ex of America, will hold its regular In so important a pur Horan & Son chapel to San Francisco, Calif., tend a cordial invitation to ail Cath for interment. 13. We have the Mullen library monthly social meeting on Thursday chase as a diamond and, to use Dr. Dunnway’s words, “a olics of the city to attend. evening, February 27, at 8 o’clock. Theodore CAROLINE FLECKENSTEIN of 1282 can you afford to Olive street. Requiem Mats was offered treasure house of literary gems.” Joseph Barr and Miss Rose Benson Miss Margaret Carroll will be in take any but an ex Tuesday at St. James' church. Interment were married in the church Wednes charge of arrangements. All Catho Wt. OKvef. Horan & Son service. 14. We have our national publi pert’s advice? Do cation, "Columbia,” that is second to day. lic Daughters are invited to attend, ANTHONY MAREONE. 8819 Navajo St. especially those recently received into you know wherein Hackethal Requiem Mass was offered Wednesday at no periodical printed. Mr. ajid Mrs. Zalewski of 4469 Mt. Carmel church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Logan street are mourning the loss the court. two stones, each Horan & Son service. 15. We have our own monthly Mrs. Patrick Degnan of 1275 Ches "Council Record.” of their baby son, Edward, who identical in size and MORTUARY LUCILLE POPISH of 8928 Wewatla St. passed away recently. ter street, Aurora, entertained pupils Requiem Mass will be offered at Holy Rosary 16. We are in no way affiliated of the Sunday school of Fitzsimons weight, may vary 1449-51 Kalsmaath St. church Friday at 9 o'clock. Interment Mt. Olivet. Horan & Son service. with any political organization. General hospital at her home Satur greatly in value? If JAMES K. JOHNSON, 1311 Downine St. 17. We make our meetings pleas Annunciation School day afternoon. The affair was a val you could se'^ the dif Phone Main 4006 Remains were sent from the Horan ft Son ant and entertaining. Splendid pro entine party and the decorations and ference in diamonds, chapel to New York city for interment. grams follow each business meeting, Wins State Honors refreshments were in appropriate KATHERINE M. McGILL at Fitislmons their purchase would hocpital. Remains were sent from the Horan to many of which our ladies are in ‘Colors. ft Son chapel to Bay City, Michigan, for vited. Annpuncement has just been re A reader of The Register wishes to be a very simple interment. 18. We have the highest type of ceived that in the Every Pupil Schol return thanks for favors received matter. The hidden FRED M. MILLER of 1119 Champa street. arship contest, sponsored by Western Beloved husband ot Mary Miller and father men in our council. ■ Ja from the Sacred Heart through the value that means true HARTFORD of Mrs. Jennie Vugher. Funeral was held 19. There are more than 706,000 State College of Colorado January 8, intercession of the Blessed Mother, Saturday from the Boulevard mortuary. In Knights of Columbus in the counriy. Leonard Winters and Edward Ley St. Jude and St. Bede. worth is an open UNDERTAKING terment ■ Mt. Olivet. den of the Annunciation high school A Denver, subscriber has requested. book to jewelers of Al ic e McCANNA, beloved mother of 20. The activities of our national of Denver received the highest scores Mrs. R, P. Waldron of 4267 Green court. The Register to publish her thanks experience—and the COMPANY council prior to, during and since the in a group of one hundred and nipe- Requiem Mass was offered Tuesday at St. World war have won the approbation giving to the Sacred 'Heart for a fa integrity of your 148S-S7 GLENARM ST. Cfttherine's church. Remains were for ty-two contestants in Constitution; in vor received long ago and for whiih warded from the Boulevard (mortuary to of all fair-minded people. a group of seven hundred contest- jeweler is essentially Plion« K«Yitoa« 2779 Des Moines, Iowa, for interment. she promised public^on. Rm . Pfaonq Sonlli 3299 MARY WIRTZ. beloved wife of Stephen JOHN R. MAHONEY ante in first-year Latin, Agmes The Queen’s Daughters will give a your criterion. Wirtx. Runeral was held Tuesday from the Requiem Mess for John R. Mahoney, Schwieder and James Feeley, also of Theodore Hackethat mortuary. Requiem former city health department employe, Annunciation high school, placed in card party this Friday evening at the Mass was offered at St. Elizabeth's church. was offered at the Presentation church the highest one per cent. These home of the Misses Clara and Jose Interment Mt. Olivet. Monday. The funeral was held from the pupils are .to be congratulated on the phine Courtney, 1330 Logan street. MARY JANE EPLETT of 8415 West home of Mr«. Blinch Richards, a daughter, A hard-time social and card party ■ Thirty-fourth avenue. Beloved mother of at 3067 Columbine street. Interment was steady application to daily work that William and Mabel E. Powers and Minnie E. at Mt. Olivet under the direction of the has made possible their excellent will be held Thursday evening, Feb Cody. Funeral was held Tuesday from the Theodore Hackethal mortuary. ruary 27, in the Holy Family school residence. Interment Mt. Olivet. Mr. Mahoney died at his home, 4700 W. scores in the examinations. M. O^Keefe Jewelry Co. hall, Forty-fourth and Utica. There ANDREW MAURO. Beloved father of Sixth avenue, February 18. He is survived BILLS BROS Joseph Maoro of Welby, Colorado. Requiem by his widow and two other daughters, Mrs. TALK ON BROWNING will be go6d music and valuable DENVER’S QUALITY JEWELERS Mass was offsred Wednesday at Assumption Anna Gilbert and Mrs. Nora McFann; two prizes. 1044 SPEER BLVD. church, Welby, Interment Mt. Olivet. . sons. .Edward and Thomas Mahoney; a The literature diepartraent of the The regular monthly meetinp- of M. 0*KeeT«, President Margaret O'Keefe. Sec’y*Treas. STEVEN WIDA of Chicago. Requiem brother, Michael, and four sisters. Woman's club held a Browning tea at the Friends of the Sick Poor •will be Walter J. Kerwin, Vice*Pret. Fred Brann, Second Vice-Pree. Mass was offered Tuesday at St. Dom the Woman’s club Wednesday. Rev. inic's church. Interment Mt. Olivet. BOYHOOD FRIEND OF ALFRED SMITH held at the Dominican Sisters’ home, 827 Fifteenth St. KEystone 1440 MARIE G. COMPANARO, 3889 Kalamath DEAD Hugh L. McMenarain, who visited 2501 Gaylord street, Tuesday, Feb-, street. Requiem Mass was offered today at Dennis J. McMahon, boyhood friend of Italy last year, was the speaker. ruary 25, at 2 p. m. The Rev. J. P. Mail Orders jGiven Prompt, Efficient Attention ARTISTIC Mt. Carmel church. Interment Mt, Olivet. Alfred Smith, national Democratic leader, His address was on Italy and the Ren CLARA DECIO of 4134 Jason street. Be died Monday night at fait home, 3327 South O’Heron will speak. The president loved vdfe of Charles Decio: mother of Logan street. McMahon was 66 years old aissance, Rome of Browning and the urges that all returns from the re MEMORIALS Josephine and John Decio: daughter of Mr. and had been a resident of Denver and Fourteenth Century and Italy of To cent card party be made at tliis meet and Mrs. Joseph Pankoski; sister of Frank, Englewood since 1910. He was employed day. Mrs. Mabel Buechner presided. Tk« Bast Valna for Your Monay Stanley and Carl Pankoski, Mrs, Lottie by the Fnblic Service company of Colo ing. Green. Mrs. Helen Scott. Annie. Verna and rado. He was a member of Denver council, Her dayghter. Miss Mabel Buechner, The Cathedral Altar and Rosary Violet Pankoski. Requiem H ass offered Knights of Columbus. played several piano solos. society enjoyed the cordial hospital Saturday at Mt. Carmel church. Interment Surviving him are hia wife. Emma Mc Mt. Olivet. Mahon. a aon, Frank T. McMahon, and a Have Mr. Sebayer give you an es ity of Mrs. T. A. Cosgriff at^a bridge- 'DAVID HANGGI. Requiem Mass was of brother, John T. McMahon.' Requiem Hass tea Friday afternoon. The assisting MONUMENTS fered Tuesday at the Cathedral. Interment waa offered today at St. Louie' church. En- timate on any painting or decorating hostesses were Mesdames B. K. Mt. Olivet. gUwood. Interment was at Mt. Olivet ceme contemplated. ------OLINCER Sweeney, Peter C. Shaefer, Harry R. tery, under direction of Horan ft Son. McGraw, John L. Dower, D. G. BASKETBALL STAR DIES OF Monaghan, John T. O’Keefe, W. W. Death and Funeral Notice* PNEUMONIA Adams, Charles J. Dunn, A. H. 3 & D E N V E R by the Olinger Mortuary WUliam D. Shea. 17 years old. 8863 Gilpin Schoenherr, Thomas O’Rorke, W. S. street, star athlete of Annunciation high Jacques Bros. school, whose .recent basketball playing was Wells, H. W. Lawrence, A. Hauk, ROBERT GORPO^I DAVIDSON, Jr„ be a sensation, died of pneumonia at Mercy Hattie Meyers, John Hunter, Louis loved infant zon of Mrs. Robert Davidaon. hospital Tuesday afternoon after a short Hough and the Misses Mabel A. illness. DRY GOODS Gx Funeral atrvIcM Hvere beld Fri^y at Mt. Carmel church. Interment Mt. Olivet. A week ago Tuesday, Shea had performed Cemetery Buechner and Julia: Clifford. The in atellar fashion for bis team in a«jnme chairman, Mrs. John T. '0’Keefe, was DENVER OIL MAN DIES IN TEXAS played at Annuneiation hall. He practiced assisted by Mrs. W. W. Adams and Daniel H. Freel. Denver oil man, operating with his team Wednesday but was taken ill Mre. J. 11, Monaghf-n. The door exteiOively in the Sai\ Angelo diatriet of and was removed to the hospital Thursday Memorials Texas, died February 12 at San Angelo after night. He also had been a member of the prize was wOn by Mrs. Harry E. an iUneaa of two daya. Ha was 47 years Annunciation football team, starring at half 28 East Sixth Avenue Money. old. A former professional baseball catcher. back and at center, and. in addition to hia aa State Capitol Gronndi Mr. Freel was sfRliated with the Producers athletic ability, was known as a fine student. Phone TAhor 6468 Spring Suits Young Shea was bom in Leadville, Colo., J. IL GREEN ft Refiners corporation at Casper, Wyoming, FRANK J. CONWAY, Ayent, several years ago and later came to Denver and had lived here with his family for ten Established 1902 New York Life Iniurance Co., 200 lasurance 8176 Lafayatte Street .i general manager .of the firm. After years. He was the eon of Mrs. Nellie Shea BuiUUnr, Fourteenth and Champa Streets, York T410 EstabUihed 1891 ward he accepted a post with the Humble and the brother of Anne. John. Vincent and TAhor 6281; Residence. S6S South Wash- Oil ft Refining company at Cisco, Texas. Joseph Shea. Requiem Mass was offered to ADVERTISE IN THE REGISTER ingtoo Street. SOuth IS8S-R. Have the^BIues For four years he has operated independently day at Annunefatfon church. Interment was in the San Angelo district. He was a at Mt. Olivet, under direction ot Horan ft » IT PAYS. nephew of N. L. (Tip) O'Neill, former presi Son, York 0900 York 0900 dent of the 'WesUm Baseball league, now connected with the Chicago American league Register Small Ads In Every Shade From baseball club.' He was a member of the Knights of Colomlras. His widow. Mrs. Cath S(' READERS OF CATHOLIC REGISTER W. T. ROCHE erine Freel. and four daughters, Mary, Zeta, Secure half rate. Dr. W. A. O'Connell Delft to Dark Josephine and Sally; survive him. The fam agrees to allow readers of this paper half AMBULANCE ily home ia at 1211 South Race street. rate on Chiropractic treatments. For free Requiem Mass was offered Saturday at St- examination you may telephone Keystone Navy SERVICE Vincent de Paul's church. Interment Mt. 4063 or call' at Suite 247 Steele Bldg., COMPANY Olivet, George P. Hackethal aervice. comer 16th and Welton. THOMAS W. CASEY, PIONEER, DEAD LAWER’S private home for babies; under 1805 Gilpin St. Funeral services for Thomas W. Casey. nourished babies a specialty. 3001 Vine 76 years old. 3700 Gilpin street, who came St. Fmnklins 3551. Prompto p t and Careful alone from Ireland to America when he was $ O Q . 5 0 Courteous 15 years of axe and who was one of Den WANTED—Catholic girl living at home, ver’s first settlers, were held at the Church 18 to 20 years old, as dentist's assistant. Day or Night of the Annunciation Monday morning at 9 Box CJF. Register. o'clock, with the Rev. H. L. McHenamin Beat Ambulanca in the Weat ot the Cathedral officiating. Interment FOR SALE—Six-room, modem cottage, was at Mt. Olivet cemetery, under direc near Loyola chqrch. Sacrifice by owner. tion of George P. Hackethal. Call Franklin 2018-R. Blue is the high color on Mr. Casey died at bis home February 13 fashion’s chart for early after he had suffered a stroke of paralysis CARPENTER, CABINET MAKING, build at East Thirty-ninth avenue and High ing and jobbing. All reasonable prices. L. spring . . . and it is doubly MONUMENTS street the day before while on the way M. Thaler, telephone YOrk 8164-W; 8784 home from his Office. Mr. Casey is survived Williams. smart in trim tailored or John Norman & Co. by hie widow. Mrs. Lucy A. Casey, who has soft dressmaker suits of been president Of the 1-adies* Catholic Be M. J. GROTTY ft PIANO TUNING, reguUtintr, voicing, re- V. M. Gildea, Prop. nevolent association, branch 864. for twenty pairing; 22 years* experience; all work sruar- spring woolens. In Pirate, years, three sons and four daughters. They President aoteed. E. A. Howes» formerly with Bald* _ . Opposite Riverside Cemetery are Leon A. and Edward B., both of Chi win Piano company. 421 South Penn. Phone Marine, Delft, Mixtures or I 4989 Vine St. YOrk 1805 cago: Richard J.. Wiggins, Colo.; Mrs. South 2373. Navy, or Navy shot with May Downey, New York city: Hiss Olive Prices That Are Right. Casey, Chicago; Mrs. Lucille Nylund, San FOR SALE—Beautiful hand made violin. white. Frucisco. and Mias Veronica Casey, a We are pleased to announce that South 8762-W. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS. teacher in the Marta Mitchell aehool of TRY a new Crosley radio; no obligation to Denver. Mr. Grotty has joined the per buy; liberal terms, and liberal allowaneo on your old set. Prices to suit any purse, T. H. Accompanying sonnel of the Boulevard Mortuaiy Smith, 1820 South Josephine. Sunset 1892-W. Blouses SHRINE OF THE LITTLE FLOWER OF JESUS EXPERIENCED WOMAN wants washing and Ironing. References Tabor 0816. Tuck-Ins Over-Blouses THE NEW PARIAN OF AURORA, COLORADO FOR RENT—Nicely furnished 3-room Dear Friends and Devotees ot the Little Flower: modem apartment, garage, very reasonable. Shantungs ‘You desire to do something for the Little 22!9 Downing St.. FRanklln 0288-R. Flower dirceUy. Here Is the chance to obtain Boulevard Flat Crepes Satins her intercession in an especial manner, by be- WANTED—Practical nursing or day ^coming a Founder of the ehnrch which is dedi MORTUARY BEAUTIFUL work. Call after 6 or before 8 a. m. Main cated to her in Aurora. Colorado. -9070, Room 606.______Names ot all Founders, living or deaul, are Sizes 14 to 20 and 36 to 40 being inscribed in the Book of Reset of St, ^ 3020 Federal Blvd. GAllup 0407 MONEY TO LOAN on improved city or 'theresc. This book it pieced upon the altar town real estate; no red tape; do delay. Mr. and special remembrance made at every Hese, Phelps, 1711 California street. Keystone The D.nv«r Dry Goods Co.—Socond Floor while a particular holy Maes ia being offered 2357. monthly for the living and dead members of the Founder. Yourself, your children, perents, FOR RENT—Five-room house, full base relatives and friends—each and every one—may ment, modern and fine condition, two blacks become a Founder of the Church of the Little from SL Leo's end SL Eliiebeth’s churehee. Flower. Living and dead may be enrolled. Adults only. 911 Champa St.______A Founder is one who contributei five dol NEW BLQUSES lars ($5 00) or more lo the building fund. CATHOLIC WOMAN WANTS WORK by Do a deed of charity for the Little Flower day or hour. Call Keystone 6386, or' call and her grateful invocation before the Sacred at 1912 E. 88th Ave. Prefer the Higher Waistline Heart arill not fail you In the hour of your greatest need. The Hagms Mortuary WANTED—A CATHOLIC LADY as house Whether Worn Tuck-in or keeper in a Catholic home; permanent place Yours sincerely in tne Sacred H urt and Little Flower, to Hgbt party. Box R. E„ care Denver ^ tb - Overblouse Style REV. HENRY A. GEISERT. olle Register.______NOTE—A copy of a new novene will be mailed to every Founder. REV. HENRY A. GEISERT, SERVICE PAINTING, calcimining, decorating; all Box 248, Aurora. Colorado. repairs on plaster, brick, cement and wood Dear Father Celscrt: 1 wish to become a Founder ot the Little Flower of Refinement and Economy in Funerals work, by day or coutracL 363 Bannock $ 5 . 9 5 Jesus building fund. _ atteet. Phone South 3830, Enclosed pltnie find t ______Please enter my ntme In the Little Flower Personal Attention Bows and shirring give a decidedly higher waistline to i Book of Roses, that I may bava the benefit of the holy lUssca. Yours faithfaUy. UMBRELLAS repair^, recovered. Denver Umbrella Shop, 16th *wnd Arapahoe, room new overblouses, and the tuck-ins meet one’s new natural-1 Call YOrk T D S. . Day or Night 206 Jacobson Bldg, Fm. Capella, formerly NAME... with Perini Bros. waistline skirts approvingly. Flat crepe and crepe. | Robt. J. Kelly 6 2 0 EAST COLFAX 34 to 46. Associate Mortician CORONADO APARTMENTS — 440 East ADDRESS- 18lh avenue. Furnished buffet and 3-rooioni The Denver Dry Goods Co.—SKond Floor (apartments; Frlgidaire. Call Apt. 16 or call I Main 946J., ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION