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I. 11 I < COLORED APOSTOUTE GROWS RAPIDLY IN DENVER VOL. XXXVI. No. 45. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1941. $2 PER YEAR The apostolate to the Negro in Denver continues to move ahead with ever increasing momentum, guided primarily by the missionary zeal of the Rev. Arthur F. Versavel, S.J., assistant at Sacred Heart parish. This Sunday at 3 o’clock GIFTED SINGERS UNITE his third convert class will be baptized, bringing 24 more \' m . i. e. ELZi IS Colored persons into the Church. The response to the “wel come” extended by the religious vacation school at 1430 E. OLD WORLD AND NEW IN 26th avenue has been so happily surprising that it is neces OF sary to announce registrations are closing Friday morning. There In Broadcaat were 61 Negro pupils in class on Holy Father Says: CENTRAL CITY OPERA Wednesday of this week, and al ready 70 are enrolled, of whom about 40 are non-Catholics. (By F rank La Tourette) American, whose story follows in “We just don’t have the space or the best Horatio Alger fashion; The Rev. Anthony G. Elzi, as Two worlds—the Old and the facilities to take care of additional the other is a Hungarian,who came boys and girls,” said Father- Ver sistant pastor at Annunciation par New—and the traditions they rep to America two years ago as the ish, Denver, since Aug. 20, 1936, resent will meet on the stage savel. “The sisters who do the Frank Kirchhof, Noted Catholic, Has Had result of the war in Europe. Miss teaching and myself did expect a and a member of the diocesan of the famed Central City Anna Kaskas, born in Bridgeport, Unusual Career as Builder, Business Leader ecclesiastical court for matrimo large enrollment, but the manner opera house when the curtains Conn., is the leading American in which non-Catholic children are nial cases, has been appointed pas contralto of the Metropolitan tor of Corpus Christi parish, Colo swing back on the beautiful music- taking advantage of this opportu drama, Orpheus. In tbe only prin- Opera company, and Miss Margit rado Springs, according to the Bokor, a soprano who calls Buda nity for summertime training has Great Construction Company Founded Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, Bishop pushed the attendance far above pest home, is winning acclaim in our expectations.” of Denver. Father Elzi succeeds American opera after coming to the Rev. Felix C. Abel, who has this country two years ago with a The two sisters from St. Clara’s By Nearly Penniless Immigrant to Denver been forced by ill health to resign wealth of experience gained on orphanage recount numerous in St. Paul.— (IN S)— “Paganism from active duty. Corpus Christi the stages of European opera stances in which non-Catholic is undermining the foundations of parish was founded in 1916, an^ houses. Colored parents have stopped culture and education and break the church properties include the ing down the barriers of modern (By George C. T homas) single experience to recount as the sition into which he was “drafted” The opera in which the two in since the school opened Looking back over more than a church, rectory, convent, and Monday of this week. In almost civilization,” Pius XII declared highlight of his long and meritori in October, 1928, “Denver was fev school. More than 100 pupils were Catholic stars will appear is one half century as a resident of Den ous career. The genial, devout erishly excited in those days. La of two to be presented in the every case they wanted to know June 26 in a radio broadcast from ver, a span of years divided into enrolled in the school last year. whether the school was for Cath the Vatican to the more than Catholic will, however, chuckle al borers, clerks, and mechanics were Following his ordination in tenth annual play festival at Cen three periods (that of carpenter, most silently as he recalls hjs first olic children only. “These classes 100,000 pilgrims gathered in St. in demand. I know more than 50 June, 1936, Father Elzi was as tral City this year. The other is Paul for the ninth national Eucha builder, and banker), it is difficult few minutes in this city 'way back jobs were offered to me in a walk The Barber of Seville, the im are open to all children,” is the for Frank Kirchhof to pick out a signed as temporary administrator prompt reply always given to this ristic congress. in 1887, and for a moment he of but a few blocks. Men begged of St. Patrick’s parish. Crested mortal comic-opera from the pen again treads his way from the me to go to work for their firms. of Gioacchino Rossini. Returning query by the sisters. A short time His Holiness, speaking in Eng Butte, in the illness of the late later, or the next morning, the sis lish, praised the freedom of Amer depot to the Washing^ton house, These men were called ‘runners’ Rev. John Walsh. In August of to Colorado this year to play the then at 15th and Wazee. That and their job was to find employes. ters would smilingly welcome new ican institutions, and bestowed his the same year he was transferred part of Dr. Bartolo in this pro comers to the 'group. short walk, he admits, was a hectic What a happy condition! And the duction is the famous bass-bari Aimstolic blessing upon the pil to Denver as assistant to the Very Building Prepared for ClaMei grims at the congress. The Pope’s one and “sold” him on the idea pay! I could hardly believe my Rev. Charles H. Hagus at Annun tone of the Metropolitan Opera that “here I will stay and build my The building at 1430 E. 26th voice came from the amplifiers ears when informed my salary ciation parish, where he has served company, Louis D’Angelo, who is avenue was rented for school pur CROSSROADS—WATCH future,” a promise hi made when would be $18 a week—30 cents an uninterruptedly for the past five considered by many to be the most first he saw the beautiful Colorado versatile character actor-singer of poses. Quickly the laTge room was FOR PROPAGANDA hour. Every Saturday we got our years. Father Elzi has distin made ready for classwork and par sunrise. The Kirchhof Construc pay, and it wa^ in silver.” guished himself as an educator, in the present day. Another Cath Pontiff to Broadcast Bark in Pennsylvania where 1 tion Co. is a mighty monument to olic, Larry Bolton, is stage man titioned so as to have it convenient •A salary of $18 for a first-class structor of converts, and athletic for two separate groups. The front To. World This Sunday was born, we had a species in an that declaration coming from a carpenter, a man who at the age ager and also plays the part of animal family that we called pole director in the East side parish windows now feature a fine dis young man only a few years away of 14 had started learning the and school. He has also served as Ambrosius, servant to Dr. Bar cats. Out in this Western country from a home in Germany. trade of his fathers—cabinet-mak tolo. The Barber of Seville will play of the work the youngsters Vatican City.— (INS)—^The it seems as though people are more secretary-treasurer of the Denver are doing, and the walls and tables “Yes,” smiled the president of ing! No, it might not seem like a Catholic High School Athletic asso be given 14 performances, with Vatican June 26 announced polite. Here they call them skunks. the American-National bank, a po- Anna Katkat give evidence that time is not be dream-come-true, but Mr. Kirchhof ciation. the owning scheduled for July 5, ing wasted away by idle children. plant of Pope Pius to broadcast e as American people are now made comparisons. and Orpheus will be staged 11 being railed upon to go to bed with cipal roles of the opera by Chris The growth of • the school has a message to the entire world Wages 75 Cents a Day Frs. Barthel, Sexton toph Gluck will be two Catholic times, beginning Sunday after one of these polecats, or skunks, . “I left Germany in 1883, at the noon, July 6. been so sharp that it has at 12:30 p.m. (3:30 a.m. according to your preference of Msgr. Ready to To Leave Diocese stars of the musical world. Both become too much of a job for two age of 17,” he explained. “My first The Rev. Aloysius Barthel and are young, beautiful, and talented, '■‘Paritli -Choir to Opo/a” M.S.T.) this Sunday, St. Peter’s terms. What we may do with this “From- Parish Choir to Opera teachers; so willing help has been day. The broadcast, it was an residence in this country was at the Rev. Charles Sexton, both and both have scaled the heights obtained. Miss Margaret Cassidy strange bed-fellow is a matter that St. Peters, Mo., a settlement of Stage” might well be the title of nounced, will discuss “The will influence not only our own Sgeak at Mass (Turn to Pag* i — Colum n «) of their profession. One is an ydU be on hand Monday to aasiat Soviet sit War." lives but also lhe-lives.uf our chQ- (rerman emi^ants from my native with the training of the primary dren and their children as well. Province of Hanover. There I Soon children, and two women from the \t ithin the past week the un Opening Rally obtained employment, and my Little Flower center will teach loud and clear, almost ringing, as wages were 75 cents a day, and Smith as Cub Learns of dancing and recreation one hour he exhorted the assemblage to look predictable Adolf Hitler decided that meant ten to 12 hours daily. that his erstwhile friend, Josef each Monday and Friday morning. to Christ for salvation and peace Stalin, is persona non grata. That The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Michael Later I went to St. Louis and Emerson Lewis, active in Catholic and justice. puts us on the spot. We are defi J. Ready, general secretary of the doubled my salary, for now I was Boy Scout work, will donate time Praying for an end to the hate nitely committed, both by govern National Catholic Welfare Con in a planing mill as a cabinet Turtles and Rubber Chase twice weekly to take charge of the prevalent in the world, he said: ment action and by the preponder ference, with headquarters in maker and earned $1.50 per day. b6ys in drill work and calisthenics. “The Blessed Sacrament must be Washington, D. C., will be the The urge to move on still was with ance of public opinion, to the (One of a series of dramatic took the choir to the North St. A large lot at E. 25th avenue adored and loved at every moment determination that Herr Hitler and speaker at the Solemn Pontifical me, and soon I was an assistant and ^Lafayette street has been in all tabernacles of the world, Mass August 3 opening the foreman in a planing mill in Wich stories of pioneer Colorado life as Vrain canyon, not far from all he stands for must be extermi related by Joseph Emerson Smith, Welch’s famous resort, for a vaca cleared and made available to the even to the end of time. Let this nated from the face of the eartlu regional conference of the Na ita, Kans., and received the gi boys for their outdoor exercises. be a prayer on your lips. tional Council of Catholic Women, gantic salary of $2.25 a day.” a Catholic, who is dean of news tion camping trip. I was a lad of Previously, we who hold ourselves papermen in Denver.) The school is divided into two “You must not forget that your the Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, A visit to Germany was made 8, but still vivid are the memO' children and your children’s chil to be Americans in the true sense (By Millard F. E verett) ries of the singing river, the-awe' classes; The primary group in of the term had no stomach for Bishop of Denver, announced after three years in Wichita, and cludes 35 tots from six to 11 years dren may be deprived of their heri- Thursday. Monsignor Ready has although his parents hated to see “It was a new life to the cub some mountains—so they appeared either of these despised dictators. reporter of 16, those summer days then—and the leaping flames of (Turn to Pag* 2 — Column 3) (TumtoPagelO — Column 4) But Sumner Welles, speaking seem gained national fame for his (TumtoPagelO — Colum n S) splendid work as secretary of the of 1895 on the Denver Post. As the camp fire around which we ingly with the approval of our Editor White wa.s too busy to pay hungry youngsters sat at supper President, declared this week that, NCWC and is a speaker of known ability. much attention to me, I had to with tin plates heaped with brown while all dictators are inimical to learn by observation and by the fried grits, hot biscuits, and trout, Street-Preachers Attract our form of government, we must Preliminary figures reveal that PBIFSTLl IIFF more than 500 delegates, priests, very effective lessons of mistakes. carefully boned for the benefit of nevertheless support Dictator Stalin The three reporters, Jimmy Hart, the little fellows, and mugs of the inasmuch as Dictator Hitler is on and patrons from 11 dioceses and one archdiocese will attend the Joe Kerr, and Guy La Coste, were sweetest tasting milk ever to pass 1,700 Persans in Fruita our No. 1 “must” list to be elimi somewhat dubious about me, 1 ray lips. There was such good nated. ' regional conference Aug. 3, iDELEO AEIEII felt; although affable, in a de filing in practically all mountain I While it is patent that the Rus 4, and 5 in Denver, under the auspices of Bishop Urban J. Vehr tached sort of way, they let me streams in those days that ‘Father’ No novelty for many of (#olo- the Paulist Mission trailer chapel, sians cannot fight, as was demon alone. Perhaps it was the ‘bell Marshall had no difficulty in a Margit Bokor strated in the Spanish Gvil war and and the Denver Dioce.san Council rado’s small towns is the street in charge of Fathers Robert Mur of Catholic Women. Headquarters trousers’ or the high white collar, morning’s whipping of the St. the story depicting the rise of preaching mission conducted by phy and Russell Jacksona The two in their inhuman aggression T or my speech. How could a Vrain to creel sufficient trout of against Finland, it is difficult to for the affair will be the Cosmo Miss Kaskas to fame in the oper priests and seminarians of the Dio missioners spent the week of June politan hotel. former choir boy, and more re large size to feed the 30 or more atic field. Prayer, a certain cese of Denver, for several groups 9 at Craig, where they spoke figure out why Hitler chose this cently an acolyte, serving at the in camp. particular time for an open break. Chairmen of the local commit In his sermon at the first Solemn amount of luck, constant study have expounded Catholic doctrine nightly from the court house Mass of the Rev. George Bischof- altar ‘Father’ Charles Marshall, From Quiet to Raw Drama and fortitude, and a well-devel to all who would listen in many of The experts who are now telling us tees. in preparation for entertain- at Trinity Memorial Episcopal lawn. The audience was particu (Turn to Page 4 — Column 1) (Turn to Page 9 — Column 5) berger, S.J., Sunday, June 22, in “I am dwelling for a moment on oped talent are the companions the state’s communities for several larly interested in the religious the Loyola church, the Rev. B. J. church, use anything even ap these days because they furnish with which she traveled the long years. But interest in the Church talking picture that is a feature of 29 to Make Final Profession Murray, S.J., extolled the basic proaching profanity, to say the background to those heart and difficult path from a church has not slackened, according to the the daily lecture. It is estimated qualities of sincerity, sanctity, zeal, nothing of slang? You see, I was shaking experiences that were to choir in Hartford, Conn., to the reports of the four bands that are that more than 1,700 persons As Christian Brothers and love that are found in the a ‘High Church’ Episcopalian, be come to the fledgling newspaper- Metropolitan. To be an opera currently engaged in the work. listened to the two Paulists when priestly heart modeled on the Sa fore I met, 16 years later, the lady (Tum to Page 9 — Colum n S) (Turn to Page i — Column 4) Arousing considerable interest is they appeared in Fruita last week. cred Heart of Jesus Christ. The of my heart, who brought me into The two priests were given permis First Native of State to prjest’s life, he said, “is one of the Catholic Church, a natural, sion to erect their lecture platform thoughtfulness for others and for easy step. Hadn’t Father Marshall on the school grounds and the getfulness of self. He is in the given me when I was 10 a Vade L t Fitzsimons’ Sister as Nun Once school board supplied the electricity world but not of it. He is what Mecumf The only thing he had for the operation of the equipment. Enter Order to Take Vows he is by the grace of God.” checked with his pen as not to use The Fruita Consumers’ Co-opera Father Bischofberger was one of was the Hail Mary.” Thus Joseph tive store donated the cost of mail a class of 35 Jesuits who wei-e or Emerson Smith began another of ing announcements of the mission his series of reminiscences. Stationed at Loretto Heights The first native Coloradoan to young men from-the state of Colo dained Wednesday, June 18, in St. to every post office box-holder in Marys, Kans., by Bishop "Paul C. “Of the old Trinity church, the district. The response of the enter the novitiate of the Christian rado have followed him into the which stood at 26th and Curtis (Editor’s note: An article on six children. His father died after the high school department of SL Brothers will make his profession novitiate of the Christian Broth- Schulte of Leavenworth. He re audience was such that Father turned to his home parish in Den streets, there is not a vestige left, 1st Lieut. William Tho^7>ui8 Fitz- a seven-year illness before Will Mary’s college, St. Marys, Kans. Murphy declared that it was one of perpetual vows as a member of ers. He was born in Denver and and blue-eyed, golden-haired ‘Fa simons, firsb V. S. army officer had completed his education. The The college is now a Jesuit theol- the order Monday, June 30, at the attended St. Francis de Sales’ ver to celebrate his first Solemn of the most successful missions Mass. He is the son of Mrs. Mary ther’ Marshall, friend and pastor killed in the last World war, ap fact that Will and others wpnt ogate, but it formerly attracted he had ever conducted. Christian Brothers’ juniorate in grade school and Regis high school, of so many of the widely known through college is due in good many secular students. Bischofberger, 3416 Gaylord street. peared in the early week edition Fr. Lucy in Rocky Ford Lafayette, La. He is Brother Abel where he was a senior when he pioneers, has also gone. He was of the Register. Because of their part to the work and'sacrifice of ■He began his work at St. Mary’s left Denver to join the society. Officers of the Mass who as Father Arthur Lucy, assistant Francis, the former Ernest V. sisted Father Bischofberger were a saintly man, and, until that day historical importance and their the mother. in I a special class for those who Beck, Jr., of St. John’s parish, in June, 1895, when I decided to local interest, additional details of The family moved to Kansas had not had sufficient Latin. Hav at the Cathedral, and Edward as follows: The Rev. Dr. Edward Dinan, seminarian of the diocese, Denver. Brother Amedy Joseph, J. Morgan, S.J., pastor of Sacred make journalism my profession and this Catholic hero’s life are pre City, Mo., where Will attended St. ing finished the high school course the former Joseph Miller of was taken on at the Post, I had en sented in the following story.) Aloysius’ parochial school, com in his second year at St. Mary’s, began a series of street-preaching Heart-Loyola parish, assistant missions in the Arkansas valley Pueblo, will also be among the 29 (Tu)-n to Page i — Colum n 3) tertained the ambition to follow William Thomas Fitzsimons, the pleting the grade school studies he entered the college freshman brothers making their final profes in his footsteps, to become a in 1901. After some time out of class in 1905 and completed the this week. Currently they are in son of John and Catherine Fitz Rocky Ford, where they are ap sion of vows on that day. Another clergyman, and a fisherman. The simons, was bom April 18, 1889, school in which he made classical year in June, 1906. Denver youth. Brother Augustine Fr. Gregory Smith Is first time I was ever in the moun in Burlington, Kans., the third of studies privately, the lad entered 'Qniot, Wall-Manncred, Pious’ pearing in Liberty park in the cen Robert, formerly Maurice Fitz ter of town. The civic officials tains was when ‘Father’ Marshall + + His instructors recall him as “a gerald of St. Philomena’s parish, Af^GSMG Gonvention + + quiet, slim, well-mannered, and have granted the missioners per was perpetually professed as a pious boy.” He was a better than mission to use the city bandstand Christian Brother in the early part average student. Friendships he and the local power company in The Rev. Gregory Smith, dioc stalled flood lights in the trees over of June. esan mission director, is represent made at St. Mary’s are particularly 150 Coloradoans in Novitiate interesting. In the class just looking the speakers’ platform. Fa ing the local conference of the ther Lucy reports that the local Brother Abel Francis, the son Catholic Students’ Mission Cru ahead of his was Francis Joseph Magner, now Bishop of Grand press gave excellent publicity to the of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest V, Beck, sade at the annual convention of venture. On last Monday evening 729 Columbine street, Denver, en that organization in Rochester, Rapids, Mich., and in the next (Turn to Page 4 — Colum n 3) tered the order in May, 1933. N. Y., June 27-30. Father Smith group was Mariano S. Garriga, Since that time, it has been esti is subdeacon of the Solemn Pon now Coadjutor Bishop of Corpus mated that approximately 150 tifical Mass at the Rochester Ca Christi, Tex. In the class below Peter’s Pence Gifts thedral that officially opens the Will’s was Charles F. Buddy from convention on Sunday. St JoMph, Mo., the first and pres To Be Made Sunday Diocesan Union Will Other Denverites who are at ent Bishop of San Diego, (Jalif. Discuss Fall Rallies tending the convention are Mother At least ten priests came from Catholics of the diocese are Georgiana, superior at St. Francis these college ranks, as well as a reminded that the annual de Sales’ convent here, and Philo- good number of prominent lay Peter’s Pence collection, gifts The Dioceian union of the mena C de Baca, St. Francis de leaders. ‘ for the charitable works of the Holy Name society will held its Saids’ high school senior, who will Will’s college career was inter Holy Father, will bq taken up quarterly meeting Tuesday eve. Brother Abel Francis compete in the oratorical finals rupted for a year when his heal^ at all the Masses this Sunday. aiag, July 1, in the Loyola halL Sunday. Miss de Baca’s mother broke down. He helped his father With former sources of aid cut The chief topic for discussion, After finishing his novitiate, he and Elizabeth Ann Sweeney are in business and tried several po off by the war and with de according to the Very Rev. Har. taught at Lake Charles, La., and also present. sitions, but was not satisfied with mands on the Pontiff’s char old V, Campbell, director, will for the past two years has been a Father Smith plans to visit rel an industrial vocation. He entered ity greatly increased by the be the annual fall rallies of the member of the high school faculty atives in Altoona and confer with the medical school of the Univer conflict, generous aid from Holy Name men in Pueblo, in the juniorate at Lafayette. several diocesan officials of the sity of Kansas at Rosedale and American Catholics is impera Longmont, and Denver. After his profession, Brother Confraternity of Christian Doc finished the course in five years, tive. (Turn to Page — Colum n 9) trine on his trip to the East. 1st Lieut. Wm. T. Fitasimons la civiliaa life, as a baby, boy, and young doctor. (Turn to Page 2 — Column 4) m PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, June 26, 1941 APOSTIIIE OF Fitzsimons^ Sister as Nun Was Stationed at Loretto Heights VACATION READING THE MAN WHO GOT EVEN WITH GOD (Continued From Page One) torist church brought home vividly served at Fitzsimons hospital, Den getting his M.D. in 1912. In his to the Sunday church-goers the ver, is th6 last army order that he by Raymond $2.00 senior year he served as interne n im reality of the war in which signed, dated Sept 2, 1917. It is at the German, now the Research, America was engaged. interesting to note that he spelled hospital in Kansas City and after Mrs. Fitzsimons and the eldest the family name as Fitzsimmons, MURDER IN A NUNNERY (Continued From Page One) graduation was house physician at daughter, Mrs. W. J. West, visited with a double “mm,” although the by Shepherd of nm, and the older group takes S t Mary’a hospital in the same the officer's grave in 1930. The correct spelling, according to other in children from 11 through 16 city for one year. Following this, Marquette council of the Knights members of the family, iS as usu years old. The classes meet Mon he specialized in the study of sur of Ciolumbus, to which Will be ally given, with one “m.” • EMBEZZLED HEAVEN day through Friday mornings from gery for 14 months at the Roose longed, gave his mother $50 to velt hospital in New York. 9 o’clock until noon, and this sched spend on the trip. She saved the The writer of these articles by Werfel ule will be carried out until the A favorite joke of his voungest money and finally had a ring made. wishes to express his sincere grati close of school Aug. 1. Class study sister, Helen June, usually called The stone was onyx; on the black tude to the following for htlp in includes art, music, ballroom, rec Nell, was t6 tease Will, when a background was a gold star with gathering material: Sister Marie reation, and study of the booklet, medical student, with “Why don’t a diamond in the center. It seemed Anthony of the Loretto nuns, St. S t. CHRISTOPHER— PATRON SAINT OE THE you write some time when you don’t the best remembrance of Will that “Jesus and I.” Mary’s academy, Denver, who per TRAVELER Pupili Uauiually AtteatiTe want money?” He would answer, she could have. sonally visited members of the fam “Little sis, when I finish medicine A more well-behaved class would Savaral Memorial! Erected.. ily and obtained data and valuable MEDALS FOR THE CAR...... 15c - 25c - 40c • 75c I’ll give you everything you want.” Amoi^ the memorials erected to family photographs hitherto un be hard to find, those in charge Perhaps his gallant service did assert. The pupils learn quickly, Lieut. Fitzsimons are a tablet in published; Col. 0. H. Quade, Maj. this more effectively than if he the staff room of the Roosevelt hos C. L. Driscoll, and Mrs. F. <3. are attentive, and are getting the had lived to present her with ma most out of this five-week period pital in New York, an arch at St. Hawkins of Fitzsimons hospital, terial gifts, for Nell is now a M a^ ’s college in Kansas, which is for information and assistance, of companionship. The school is a Loretto nun and the memory of wonderful opportunity for children dedicated also to other alumni who especially for the reproduction of JAMES CLARKE her brother is her most precious gave their lives for their country photographs through Col. Quade’s to keep busy at least half the day, possession. and with some 70 Negro boys and in the war, and a fountain at 12th kindness; the Very Rev. Daniel H. girls already enrolled it is appar Lighter Moments Recoiled and Paseo, Kansas City. A large Conway, S.J., president of St. Church Goods House oil painting of the officer in the Mary’s college, St. Marys, Kans., ent that many parents in that vi It is the lighter moments of Haadquartar* for Articlea of Davotion, cinity are cognizant of this fact— their early life that are recalled home of the Marquette council, K. for a transcript of records and of C., shows him with a captain’s other information, and Mrs. W. J. Church Finithiufi, Booki for tho and are taking advantage of it. most rea(hly now by the family. Catholle Laity and Clergy. For instance, there was the con bars on his shoulders. This West and .other members of the The Knights of Columbus have rank was awarded posthumously Fitzsimons family for graciously shown interest in the project, and trast in clothes between those .of 1636-38 Tremont Street Phone TAbor 3789 2‘ Will and his younger brother, Ken- through action by congress. lending precious relics of their generously aided the work with a Among relics of the officer pre brother and for historical details. check for $45. This money will be zie. The older boy was always fas C used to defray expenses of an out tidious about his dress. Not so Ken- ing to one of the mountain parks zie, who leaned more to the typical COTTRELL young boy’s ways. On one occa Honrs: 9 to 12; 1 to 5. Phone HAin 3437 for the pupils at the end of the school term. sion, his mother, having just dressed him afresh for the ump I t’s your cue to pocket big sav Parents are invited to visit the teenth time that day, threatened, Dr. J. J. OTVeil, Dentist classes on Friday mornings. In ings on everything a man “If you get dirty again. I’ll put wears! Each an^ every de this way they can see for them you in the pig pen.” Kenzie got Suite 722 Mack Building:, 16th and California Streets selves the progress their children dirty . . . and calmly crawled into partment is offering the are making, get acquainted with the pig pen. choicest buys of the season! the teachers, and know just what is being done to keep Johnny and Win had a good enough sense of Mary occupied. humor himself . .. and a habit that drove his sisters crazy. One of 12 Adults in Convert Clast 66 the typical pictures of him, a faded Father Versavel will baptize 24 hoto of his soldier days, shows Why Pay More?” persons, members of his third in im sitting in a big chair with his (Trademark) struction class for Negroes, at 3 o’clock Sunday afternoon in Sacred feet propped high upon another. Heart church. This group includes That was his favorite posture. 12 adults who have been receiving When his sisters, with an eye to instructions the past six months their housekeeping, would expostu WM. W. MYER DRUG STORES late, he always answered, “If that INCORPORATED and 12 children who are members of the Sunday school. Including chair is good enough to be in this Colorado Owned Stores this class, a total of about 80 Col room, it is good enough for my ored persona have been instructed feet.” Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr. and baptized by the veteran Jesuit After he returned to Kansas in the past 18 months. City following his . Red Cross serv Broadway and Ellsworth 16th and California Father Versavel’s fourth adult ice in the first year of the World 15th and California instruction class already is under war. Dr. Fitzsimons received ap way, and to date 16 men and pointments on the Kansas City Wa Do Not HaTe Special Salat Bnt Sell You at Our Lowett women meet at 7:30 o’clock every Health board, the medical staff of St. Mary’s hospital, and the fac Prieat Ertry Day on All Drug Marchandite. Tuesday and Thursday night at ulty of the University of Kansas STOCK 1430 E. 26th avenue. In this class medical school. He also obtained are four newcomers who began a lieutenant’s commission in the taking instructions only last week. United States Medical Officers’ Re In August Father Versavel plans serve corps. to discontinue class instruction, but will resume this work in Sep Call of Duty Strong tember. But the memory of the mangled Worsted SUITS bodies of the war wounded clung The Negro converts who were to him and the call of duty was baptized last year by Father Ver always in his thoughts. Frequently savel are proving to be aggressive Isn’t it just like THE MAN’S STORE to offer a scoop like this? With still Catholics, the pnest declares. “The a remark such as “Shall I sign up large majority of these people are for foreign service?” or “It is my more than three months of Summer weather ahead—Cottrell’s offer you the weekly communicants, and they duty to sign up" would betray his mental stress. His mother never chance of having TWO Summer Suits for exactly the same price you’ll expect can 1m found attending Mass in Sacred Heart churchr every Sun attempted to sway him; she merely to pay for one! All Shades I All Styles I All Sizes I day and holy day.” • said, “Do what you think best." He never worried about the danger of death. The rather Ex-Denverite’g Husband fatalistic attitude often e^ressed Succumbs ui Baltimore in those days came to his lips. “If BETTER BUY TWO! it is my time to die, what differ Word was received here of the ence is it whether I am in Kansas death in Baltimore of Major Wil City . . . or Europe?” All $24.50 Tropicals...... $12.25 liam Murray, warrant officer .as The young officer was appointed signed to the third corps area. adjutant of the organization when Major Murray, 64, was the hus stationed at the Harvard Unit Base All $29.50 Tropicals...... $14.75 band of the former Miss Tessie hospital No. 5 in Dannes-Camiers, Doyle, sister of the Rev. William France. With Capt. Wallace J. Jalu of the Quartermaster corps he Doyle, S.J., English professor at All $34.50 Tropicals...... $17.25 Regis college. She is an alumna visited a Canadian Machine Gun of Sacred Heart high school here. ners’ club, about three-quarters of Major Murray was buried with a mile from the hospital. After a hifull military honorshifull in Arlington pleasant evening, the two officers All $39.50 Tropicals...... $19.75 National cemetery, W ashin^n, returned at about 10 o’clock. after a Reouiem High Mass in St. A beautiful moon lit the scene. Plight Charge for Cecilia’s church, Baltimore, at They joked about what a fine night All $45.00 Tropicals...... $22.50 alterstioBs tended by General Walter S. it was for the Boches to be out, Grant, head of the third corps area, chatted for some time in Captain PRICE and his wife. Jaka’s tent, and then separated. RT. REV. JOSEPH BOSETTl, V.G. Born in Brooklyn, N. Y., Major Lieut. Fitzsimons had barely reached his tent when a number ^ 1536 LOGAN STREET Murray as a boy served Mass for the late Cardinal Patrick Hayes, of aerial bombs fell upon the hos ^ DENVER. COLORADO He served for a time as intelli pital, one directly upon his quar gence officer in the Philippines ters. The force of the explosion Buy Clothing Now! and was a major in the first World tore his body to pieces, completely wrecked the tent, and buried his Tou’/I Be Sorry This Fall if You Don't! war. • remains in the debris. The news of his death was a hard blow to the family. When Entire Stock of Year 'Round Suits Reduced! the story came over the wires to the Kaneat City Star, an editor Sh! Surprise! Denver^s Newest Bread Is Here! called Dr. Sharp, a personal-friend All $35 PACKARD All $40 One & Two-Trouser of the Fitzsimons. The physician pleaded that he be allowed to break the news and to arrange for Father SUITS SUITS George Thomas of the Redemp- Improted Scotia Shetland^— Gera Garbardines torist parish (Our Lady of Per Ttreedt. Gabardines, Wnrtleds, Tuxedos— Kl-t 34-SLICE Single and Double Breasted. — W^eighty ttorsteds, AH »ixe$. petual Help) to be present. For some reason, however, a seporter reached the home first. Mrs. Fitz simons was alone except for Nell. The girl, 12 years younger than 85 All sizes: 85 Will, was bluntly told of her broth Regulars, $ er’s death. The mother was pros SANDWICH BREAD trated. Kenzie heard the story longs, hawked by a newsboy. Julia and *22 shorts, Catherine, working downtown, 27 ElVRICHUED—Contains were suddenly called home to a All $45 One & Two-Trouser stouts. All $50 One & Two-Trouser scene of grief with no inkling of Vitamin B1 and Iron! what the trouble was. The other daughter, Marie, had married and was in New York. * SUITS SUITS Letter From War Saeratary Jncluding “Timelys” and Tuxedos. Mansfield and Timely Brands! The shock was softened by the thoughtful letter from Secreta^ of War Newton D. Baker, written The New Hi-Q 34-Slic« Sandwich ersonally only a few days after $ 85 Elimit Fitzsimons died. The mes $ 85 loaf at 9 cents ii terrific. No leu sage follows in full: than 3 4 slice*—can you beat that! September 9, 1917 My dear Madam: Uniform in liae, rich in wholesome- 37 The heavy news of your loss is 32 nest and as delicious for breakfast now confirmed by official dispatches All $60 ‘TIMELY” All $65 ‘TIMELY” and your son’s unselfish service to Both single and toast as it is for picnics. his fellowmen ends with the sacri double breasted fice of his life in the cause of human SUITS styles in all SUITS freedom. The casual cruelty of With one and tu>o pairs of trotuert. With one and two pairs of trousers. Still going Strong! Still Colorado’s Champion Food Buy! his death Is of course but one in price groups. cident marking the barbarous pol icy of a ruthless enemy of man kind, hut the nature of his service 85 and the nature of the cause to 5 Hi-Q Enriched Bread 7 c which he was devoted will cause his name to be reverently remembered GIANT SIZED LOAVES ONLY by our whole people, who are part ners in your loss. 48 Permit me, with great consider ation, to offer my sincere sym For the absolute finest in pathy to you, and to express my admiration of his iloble example. Bread* Cakes, Pies and Respectfully yours, m illE R 'S NEWTON D. BAKER. Rolls — it’l MiUer’s Hi-Q The Most Rev, Thomas F. Lillis, Bishop of Kansas City, offered a Bakers Every time!,- Pontifical Requiem Mass in the Ca i t T T R B L I i S thedral for Lieut, Fitzsimons. The announcement of his death at the SUPER mBBKETaMtasea in the popular Redemp- ZheJU an's Stif(A^Azi.siM W fnn Thursday, June 26, 1941 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone '4205 PAGE THREE I I: Id I 1 ST. FRANCIS’ ALTAR SOCIEH •; St. John s to Be S8 Preferred Parish Many Prizes Are MEETS AT CAMP BENDEMEER ui| I : Trading List I * Awarded at Parish (St. Francit de Salei’ Parish) man. Communion day will be on Host to de Paul • ■’ The members of the Altar and Sunday, July 6. f ■ I Rosary society held their last meet Two members who have been on I ■ MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER ing till the fall season in combina vacation in California will return I The merekanU repretented in this section a/e boostara. They ar» tion with a pleasant outing at the end of the week. Miss Marion I Bazaar’s Closing Unit of Denver •I anxious to work with you and are deserring of your patronaga. Co> Camp Bendemecr. Mrs. M. Mas- Mackin, editor of the Colorado f terson presided and received the I" operate with them. ^ ' S.UJ^. (the Sodality union news- ■ (St. Patrick’s Parish) reports of the various committees. sheet), was a member of a wed (St. John’s Parish) <1 The bazaar was brought to Mrs. W. Kjmmins welcomed the ding party in Berkeley, Calif., and A general Communion for the It members and expressed her grati members of the St. Vincent de conclusion Sunday night, June 22, will return to Denver via Los An ■« I'a th e d ra l with the awarding of many prizes. tude to them for their-donation of geles. Miss Mary Frances Mur Paul society of Denver will be The S200 in cash was divided as useful items for the camp. A ray, new chairman of the social held at SL John’s church Sunday, follows; First prize of $100, Jos special corps of workers from the life committee, spent the last two July 20. Plans for the general Mae’s Grocery & Mkl. eph Cozzie, 3844 Pecos street; membership will assist through the weeks visiting in many coast cities. Communion are being arranged by Economy Liquor Store second prize, $50, Ed Orren, 3435 summer with the care of the altars Many parties are being planned the members of the Particular N u t to Clarke's Church Goods We Carry a Select Line of Meade street; third prize, $25, and the candelabra in the church for two prospective brides w|io council and Father John P. Moran, Foodstuffs Denver Firemen’s Protwtive asso The following have volunteered have long been active in the sodal pastor. “Whcit low in ipirits call Jerry'' ciation; fourth prize, $15, Ed their assistance; June 28, Mmes. ity. MTss Margaret Kluesner, who St. John’s troop of Boy Scouts, 1634 Tremonl KE. 4554 OPEN SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS Beston, 969 Inca street, and sixth M. Masterson, J. B. Craig, S. will be married to Bill Winters under the direction of George UNTIL 1S:30 Ryan, and G. Wilson; July 3, Schmitz, scout master, are plan FREE DELIVERS FREE PARKING prize, $10, Mary Catalineo, 3139 Sunday, July 6, in Omaha, Nebr., 1.3th and Pennsylvania Tejon street. , Mmes. M. Masterson, S. Ryan, and was entertained Wednesday, June ning to attend the Boy Scout re Other prizes went to the follow T. A. McCormick; July 5 and 12, 25, at a glass party at the home of treat at Camp St. Malo next week The Rest in Hardware and EXPERT ing: Bicycle, sponsored by the Mmes. E. Scheiman, J. E. Lowe, Mrs. Madona Hughes. She will be Seriously ill in St. Joseph’s hos Preferred Parish Sheet Metal Works children of the school, Mrs. Chris and J. Hughes, and L. J. Holmes; honored on Friday, June 27, by pital are Mrs. Julia Murphy, Rob Shoe Rebuilding tine Pedron, 1429 W. 34th avenue; July'T.9 and 26, Mmes. F. Volz and Mrs. Julia Muligan and Miss Mar ert Ogle, and William Peavey, EMERSON HARDWARE crocheted bedspread and scarfs J. Hughes; July 31, Mmes. W garet Sharp at the former’s home. Thomas McMahon underwent an ERNEST MANTELLO, Prop. Trading List AND PAINT CO. sponsored by the Altar and Rosary Schrodt, G. Wilson, and T. A. Mc Miss Mary Kinsler, who is marry operation on Wednesday, June 25- I 804 K. COLFAX 526 E. COLFAX (at Pearl St.) society, Alma Kellenberg, 1700 Cormick; ing Hal Grover on July 7 at St. The T. F. McMahon family re J. H Monson. Prop. turned Saturday from an auto trip KE. 0(32 Fre* Call and DaliTtry 15th street; -hooked rug, the Aug. 2 and 9, Mmes. A. C. Trem- Francis de Sales’ church, will be TA 0973 Corner Colfax & Bmeraon Mother’s club, Mrs. S. F. Chiolero lett, A. Verlinden, E. E. Smith, R. honored by her classmates on Mon to the East. Robert McMahon who MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER child’s crocheted dress, George Walters, and A. Watermolen; Aug. day, June 29, at the home of Mrs. was ordained a subdeacon Sunday, The merchants represented in this section are boosters. They ere Suntum, 2954 Vallejo street. A 16, 23, and 30, Mmes. W* Schrodt. Marjory Ferrero. She will be June 8, is with the street preachers anxious to work with you and are deserving of your patronage. Co CITY LAGE CLEANERS STANLEIGH’S cake was awarded each evening J. Loeffel, M. Masterson, and feted at' another party given by in Eastern Colorado. operate with them. of the bazaar. The main prizes at Miss Jean McMahon, who haik 218 East 7lh*Aye., -Ph. TA. 7907 Litehner; Sept. 4, Mmes. It. Wep- Miss Margaret Doyle. “ Home Furnishings” the miscellaneous booth were zinger, E. Smith, and T. A. Mc The Holy Rosary circle will hold been attending the University of CURTAINS awarded to H. D. McGranahan, Cormick; Sept. A and 13, Mmes. Colorado school of medicine, is do Francis de Sales* Carefallr Cleaned and Returned Same Size Benvar’a Exclusive "Stanleiah System" its monthly luncheon meeting in mirror; Mary Regan, mirror; Mrs. L. Wenzinger, William Donovan, the assembly room of the rectory ing interne duty at Denver Gen Special Care Civen to Table Linens FLOOR COVERING STYLISTS Charles F. Brown, mirror plaque; eral hospital. Blankets Laundered without Shrinkare MA. 8922 1232 E. (xjlfax and G. Wilson. Tuesday afternoon, July 1, at 1 WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED Mrs. Mary Salton, electric mangle; o’clock. Mmes. Clark and Stearns Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Reinert and BUCHANAN’S The care of the candelabra has Margaret Mary arrived home from W. M. WITTE J. L. Kingsbury. Prop. Mrs. Mary Roncaglia, Silex coffee- been assigned to the following on will be the hostesses. The luncheon LIQUOR STORE CH. 4566 JACK 8PEEGLE. Praa. maker; card table set, Mrs. Felix the dates given as follows: June committee asks members to bring a trip to California. Grocery and Market 534 East Colfax—Cor. Pearl Brin; fancy pillowcases, Albert 30, Mmes. L. M’enzinger and M. their own sandwiches as their con Mrs. Walter Biller is spending a Colo. Shoe Repair Elio; porch chairs, Mary Regan vacation in St. Louis. Com Fed Meats Fresh Fish Fine Wines and Liquors Masterson; July 7 and 14, Mmes. tribution to the special expense W« Featar* Christian Bros. Wines ARGONAUT WINE and Elizabeth Falsetta; table lamp, L. A. Brown and T. A. McCor fund. Thomas Orr is seriously ill at Staple Groceries, Fresh Vegetables Invisible Half Soles Elizabeth Falsetta. The mattre.ss Fitzsimons' hospital. BEER AND LIQUOR CO. mick; July 21 and 28, Mmes. J. League Promoters to Get Diplomas 7(1 SOUTH LOGAN PE. 6834 Shoe Shining Parlor donated by the Shannon family Hughes and J. Leonard; Aug. 4 Thomas Mann is ill in a local Phone PEsrI 1777 377 Booth Broadway AT W. Featore Christian Bros. Wlnta was won by Eugene DeSalvo, 3928 The reception ceremony for the hospital. and 11, Mmes. E. E. Smith and Phillip A. Sterle and Clara 555 East Colfax Ave. BEER ON ICE Vallejo street. The members of J. B. Craig; Aug. 18 and 25, Mmes. new promoters of the League of PE. 3753 P E .3754 SI.N'CE 1928 Larrest and Finest Stock In Denrcr the parish actively working for the Sacred Heart was held in the Chrestman were married before a PALM BEACH SUITS C. J. Bancroft and T. Mulligan; Nuptial Mass on Saturday, June the success of the bazaar extend Sept. 1 and 8, Mmes. J. A. O’Keefe church on the patronal feast day THOROUGHLY CLEANED ALBRECHT’S their thanks to all who co-operated. of the league. 'The following pro 21. Father Moran officiated. Jos Pahst Beer on Drau;;ht PETE GOLDEN’S Our and L. Wenzinger; Sept. 15, Mmes. eph Chrestman and Josephine Panama Hata Cleaned and Blocked Eight Infant* Baptized L. A. Brown and G. J. Boss. moters are to receive their di sMsisnity The following eight infant.s were plomas: Mmes. Clara Brockish, Popesh were the attendants. Delicious \Fine$ of Shamrock Tavern Bike Club Plant Picnic Cara to East aad West baptized by the Rev. Thomas Mary Craig, Ida Dyon, Leone Carol Ann Admundson, infant All Kinds 18TH AND DOWNING Barry in the past month: Albert The Bicycle Safety club, spon Donovan, Marion Kelly, Margaret daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray 616 E. Alsmrds PE. 8888 1st & 15th of Eacdi Month mond Admundson, was baptized Plate Lunches Franklin, son of Mr. and Mrs. sored by St. Francis de Sales’ PTA M. Lowe, Josephine Leonard, A. B. CLEANERS AND DYERS 5 i PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Stre^ THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, June 26, 1941 Young People’s Activities ST. JOSEPH’S HIGH SCHOOL FR. HIESTER TO ASSUME Drive Carefully—Save Lives ‘SPEED DEMON’ WILL ALWAYS I eUilllllEII CLUB I NEW DUTIES ON JUNE 28 i; REGISTRATION NOW UNDER WAY i: t (BUtied Sacrament Parish) Ramona, Calif. She is the grand REMEMDER: ‘I KILLED A MAN’ I 11 a.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. . I (St. Joteph’t Parish) IT ST. JOSEPH'S The Rev. Richard Hiester, newly 1 Meany. St. Joseph’s high school is open Early enrollment is desired. The appointed assistant at Blessed This is the 24th safety article are on their way to a fire. It has I, The announcement of the en for fall registration every after teachers are supplied by the public Sacrament parish, will begin his furnished by the North Denver become so noticeable the way th* f activities program. work Saturday, June 28. Father gagement and approaching mar police and published by the Denver I noon ^nd evening. The high school riage on July 16 of Miss Mar North Denver motorists are co 8.' will meet defense requirements in ELECTS OFFICEOS Hiester, together with the Rev. Catholic Regieter. Most of the 'll Chicago Priest It Visitor garet Walsh to Richard T. Sellers (St. Philomena’s Parish) the fall term by offering special Walter J. Canavan, paid a brief North Denver citizens have be operating in this respect ^hat the f The Rev. George Thomas, C. visit to the parish on Monday. He was announced this week. The St. Philomena’s Boy Scout troop come safety 'conscious and have firemen say, “It's now safe to 'll courses in higher mathematics and ceremony will take place before a 130 received the attendance award I physics. SS. R., of Chicago was a guest at At the meeting of the Guenther and Father Canavan recently improved their driving. The pe speed to a fire.” Two weeks ago it the rectory Sunday, June 22. He drove to Denver from Washing Nuptial Mass celebrated by the at the court of honor held at A six-week course in band and club on June 19, the members destrians have become more mind was shown how a boy will suffer came to Denver to give a retreat chose Harry Ginsburg as president ton, D. C., where they attended Very Rev. Harold V. Campbell. Morey Junior high school Monday ful of the dangers of crossing the for his thoughtle.ssness in driving orchestra for grade and high to the Little Sisters of the Poor the Catholic university. Father Miss Walsh is the daughter of Mr. evening, June 23. The Rev. Roy * school students is being given at to replace Louis Snapp. Mr. street between intersections and recklessly. 'This boy will have to I I a the Mullen home for the aged. Snapp, howiever, is still president Hiester, himself an Eagle scout, and Mrs. Peter D. Walsh. Mr. A. Breen, 22 scouts, and 28 visi of walking against the red light. live many years with the thought I the school this summer. Classes will be chaplain of the Boy Scout* Sellers is a recent convert to the tors were present. are being organized in reed, string, The Rev. Ernest Miller, C.SS.R., of the city council. Those who will The North Denver citizens are to in his mind—“I killed a man.” of Oconomowoc, Wise., spoke at assist Mr. Ginsburg are: Vice in the parish, and his arrival is Church. Leo .Rods became a life scout be congratulated. The police, ap An innocent motorist obeying the and brass instruments. These eagerly awaited by them. and received his life scout merit classes are conducted from 9 to all the Masses Sunday on Catholic president, M'axine Egger; secre Mr. and Mrs. Dewey W. Flint preciate their co-operation, and the traffic laws was injured so badly literature and the Liguorian. He tary, Rita Guthrie; treasurer, Ray Long-time members of the par are newcomers to the parish. They badge and service star. Tender fire department—from Chief John that after many days of untold ■ left for Omaha Tuesday night. mond Bahl. ish will remember with interest have purchased a h«me at 2620 foot badges were awarded to Eu Healy down to the rookie fire suffering he died. Today Mrs. gene Costello, Bob Lyons, George St. Anthony de Padua The Rev. Joseph Myer, C.SS.R., At the meeting, the names of that Father Hiester’s father at Colorado boulevard. men—thanks each and every mo Tabor is a widow, and a careless, those to serve on the various com one time directed the Blessed Minoot, and Fred Mills. Bobby torist for co-operating with the thoughtless boy will pay a price Hospital School of Nursing of Portland, Ore., visited here for Miss Virginia Foley of Waterloo, and Dick Ames and Charles a day on his way to St. Louis. mittees were selected as follows: Sacrament choir and his mother la., will arrive next week to spend department by pulling over to the of untold agony by always remem 19th Street end Marfhall BWd^ Chtctfo. Activities—Lenore Jepkes, Magda was the choir organist Mrs. Wal July with her brother and sister- Mulcahy received their second curb and stopping while the trucks bering that his foolishness killed Illinoii. Offer* a three year** course to four The junior girls’ choir enjoyed class badges. year biffb school graduates. Conducted by lene Welte, Helen Daly, Patricia lace Hancock, one of the new in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Giles Foley, a man. an outing at Deer Creek Wednes Follawing the business session, Franciscan Sisters of the Sacred Heart af* Minor, Mabel Nielsen, and Ade members of the parish living at at their mountain home near the Again, on the evening of June filiated with De Paul University and day, June 25. The chaperons line Roth; publicity—Robert Cuil- 2918 Eudora street, is Father an interesting moving picture de Municipal Contagious Diaease Hospitat were Mrs. Vernon Simpson and Mt. Vernon Country club. Mr. 17, at W. 22nd avenue and Irving, lard, Thomas Meehan, Genevieve Hister’s sister. and Mrs. Foley and children plan picting the history of the develop For further .particulars apply to Supcrio* Miss Sara Gleason. ment and progress of the telephone a thoughtless youth, 17, and a tendent of Nurses Whelan, Angela Lambrecht, and Former Pupil Honored to spend July and August in the girl of his own age were speeding The Veronica circle met at the Ted Schiavone; house and food— mountains. from its invention to the present when they met another car. Re home of Mrs. John McKee for a time was shown. Rita Guthrie, Leroy Stanbough, Jane Meany, daughter of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. E. J, O’Connor sult—one killed, one in the hos F R E E FO R ASTHMA bridge party. Harry Morgan, Louis Doughty, Twenty-one scouts, accompanied pital sufering from a back in and Mrs. J. J. Meany, Jr., of Alta- and their son, Jimmy, are enjoy by the Rev. Roy A. Breen and Phil FOR SOCGFS! OF Miss Ursula Wobido returned Joseph Keough, and Ray Bahl; jury, and one whose life is be dena, Calif., formerly a pupil of ing a two weeks’ motor trip to Clarke, left by truck Wednesday DURING SUMMER to Denver after a long stay in membership—Marie Young, Dor the parish school, was awarded a Yellowstone park. fore him with the accusation, “I California. othy Hafertepen, Rita Rose noon,. June 25, for the McLellan killed a man,” in his mind. Regard scholarship to Ramona convent Red Croat Unit Meets ranch in O’Fallon park. They lived If you suffer with those terrible attaeko St. Joseph’s mixed choir en Hewitt, Cecilia Kleinschnitz, less of who has the right-of-way, of Asthma when it is hot and sultry: if St. Vincent’s circle, a Red Cross outside in tents in true scout style heat dust and general mugginesa make you joyed an evening at Julia Hafer- George Helfenbein, and Audrey S F, p i m speeding is unneces.sary at any wheeze and choke as if each gasp for Laus; religions—Lorraine Marchi, sewing unit, met Wednesday, June and cooked their dinner, break time; so for this week’s safety tips tepen’s home, where the members fast, and lunch. They returned hreath was the very last: if restful sleep is heard recordings of their own Maxine Egger, Regis TeMaat, 25, at the home of Mrs. Giles do not speed, do not take the impossible because of the struggle to Picnic Held for Foley, with Mrs. M. D. Marlow as Thursday evening. breathe: if you feel the disease is slowly voices. Louis Snapp, Frank Collins, and Pueblo.— (Sacred Heart Par right-of-way,- do not run red lights, Arthur Weibel. hostess. A new member, Mrs. The Boy Scouts will receive wearing your life away, don't fail to tend Ushers’ appointments for July .stop for all stop streets, drive withi at once to the Frontier Asthma Co. for a A vote of thanks was given in Lillian Young, was received into Communion Sunday at the 8:15 ish)— With the permission of the care, keep to the right, stop for free trial of a remarkable method. No mat> are as follows: 5:80 Mass—John Scouts in Pueblo the circle, and the Rev. Harley o’clock Mass. Most Rev. Bi^op Urban J. Vehr, ter where you live or whether you have any appreciation for the capable man the fire trucks and police—you Callahan and Charles Rust; 7:30 ner in which the retiring officers Schmitt and Mrs. Harold F. Col Donovan Club Slates Picnic the Ble.ssed Sacrament was exposed will live longer. faith in any remedy under the Sun. send for Ray Bahl, Thomas Bergner, The Donovan club committee, this free trial. If you have suffered for a had guided the club. Appreciation Pueblo.— (S t Leander’s Parish) lins were guests. In June the Sunday evening between the hours Each month the Denver Catholic life-time and tried everything you could Thomas Ford, and T. J. O’Connor; Members of Boy Scout troop 25 of unit decided to speed up the work made up of the officers, are plan learn of without relief: even if you art ut was also voiced to Gene Silva, who Register, with the North Denver 8:30—Frank Canny, Robert Can has gone to Los Angeles, for his S t Leander’s parish enjoyed a pic and is meeting every Wednesday. ning, a picnic to be held the eve of 7 and 9 o’clock and prayers were terly discouraged, do not abandon hope but ny, Desmond Hackethal, Robert nic Monday evening, June 23. ning of July 2. An invitation to Civic association, sponsors safety send today for this free trial. It will cost active interest in the club. Some of the women are taking offered for the success of the na slogans. The Miller Grocery Market you nothing. Address Turner, and Dr. J. J. Werthman; The club opened its activities Mrs. Mike Baron and two chil work home with them. Some 125 attend is extended to all the young tional Eucharistic congress held Frontier Asthma Co. 166-B Frontier Bldg. 9:30—Harry Ginsberg and Art people of the parish. Co., the Fargo Oil Co., the Stand 462 Niagara SL. Buffalo. N. Y. under the presidency of Harry dren are spending a few weeks with garments will be completed and this week in St. Paul and Minne ard Bottling Co., and the Civic McTavish; 11:30—Leo Donovan, delivered to headquarters by the Fifteen _ pupils are enrolled" in Ginsburg with a picnic at Eldorado friends and relatives in Denver apolis. theaters give valuable prizes to Frank Fiala, Len Hart, and Tom Springs Sunday, June 22. The and Fort Collins. end of June. the vacation school that is con Norris. Ushers at evening serv ducted daily from Monday through After three weeks of vacation both adults and children. It is all members spent the day in swim Mrs. Ralph Leach and daughter, The circle captain, Mrs. Giles free; it is a great deal of fun. Who will pray for you ices on Tuesday will be Messrs. ming, horseback riding, roller Foley, asks that special thanks be Friday. The school starts with school the following children made Callahan, Bergner, McTavish, and Lee Ann, of Marchfield, Ore., have Mass at 8:15 and continues until Children should give their ages. skating, and eating. returned to their home after a given the following who responded their First Holy Communion on Persons should send all safety slo AFTER DEATH? Ford. Ushers who are unable to to the calls for sewing machines 11 a.m. An interesting and in three-week visit with Mr. and Mrs. the Feast of the Sacred Heart: gans to the Register or to Peggy We cordially invite you to Join keep their appointments are re Mmes. W. J. McMenamy, Thomas structive program is offered. quested to notify Mr. Ford at St. Francis’ Club Leo Keller and other friends: Mrs. Mrs. Robert Emmet Lee and her Victor Trujillio, Leonard Pace, Brown, North Denver police sta Leach was formerly Miss Nerine E. Greene, and A. R.. Morgan tion. “Save, a life by driving THE SACRED HEART TAbor 7658, or Mr. Bergner at Has Picnic Mrs. W. J. McMenamy will be daughters, Katherine Ann, Mary Ignacio Cash, Dominic Gatto, An KEystone 0447, so that a substi Stack of this parish. right.” The annual picnic at Eldorado hostess for the next meeting on Jo, and Franceil, left Tuesday, thony Fusula,. Charles Soldano, MASS LEAGUE tute may be obtained. Sunday, June 22, proved to be one Mrs. Henrik Saxtorph and Wednesday, July 2. June 24, for a month’s vacation in daughter, Margot, of Lewistown, James Pace, Silvia Cortez, Mary Its members (both living and deceased) of the most successful affairs of Californian Vi.itn Foleyt California. They will spend the Gurule, Betty Gurule, Geraldine share In the rich spiritual benefits of s the year. A large crowd attended Mont., are visiting at the. home of first week at Lake Tahoe, the sec Sisters Conducting Mass said daily, to the end of time, Before choosing ANY School Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Sandstrom, par Mrs. Charles Mullan of Berke ond week in San Francisco, and Stringer, Elsie Guerra, Barbara especially for the iqembcra of the and enjoyed the resort’s recrea ents of Mrs. Saxtorph. ley, Calif., was a guest of her Pace, Dora Pacheco, Sally Coz- League. for your Boy tional facilities. the remaining time at La Guna zetta, Mary Pachecco, and Jonne Gamp For information write: Mrs. Carl Shope is undergoing brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and beach and Riverside. En route The next meeting will be held Mrs. Giles Foley, last week. Mrs. Cozzetta. The altar boys were REVEREND FATHER SUPERIOR Tuesday, July 1, in the high treatment at Parkview hospital. home they will stop at the Grand SACRED HEART MONASTERY Mullan was returning from the Buddy Carson and Charles Gra- Longmont.—Mountain View school building at 8:30. Refresh Mrs. Zuba Stack of Sacramento, Canyon and the Boulder dam. noto. Theresa Kubick and John Hales Corners. Wisconsin East coast, where she attended the Mitt Fowle to Wed camp, directed by the Siateri ments and a social will be part of Calif., visited in the past week with graduation of her son, Charles, Hudson formed the guard of of St. Francii, 546 Atwood the program at this date. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Keller and other Announcement has been made honor. All the children attending Jr., from the Georgetown uni of the approaching marriage of itreet, Longmont, it now open The council will meet in the friends. versity school of foreign service vacation school received Holy for girli between the agei of rectory Sunday evening, June 29, Lawrence Whitlock, infant son Miss Anna L. Fowle, daughter of and his subsequent*- marriage in Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Fowle, to Jos Communion in a body and sang eight and 14 yeart. For ratet " % to % at 7 :30. This meeting will be brief of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Whit Pittsburgh, Pa., to Miss Jean hymns at the Mass, which was and particulars those interested 5 7 with reports of committee or lock, was baptized Sunday, June eph Horvath. The ceremony will celebrated by the Rev. Francis Lowery. Mr. and Mrs. Charles take place prior to a Nuptial Mass are asked to write to the ad INTEREST FOR LIFE without cost ganization and nrospective pro 22, by the Rev. Paul Fife, O.S.B. Mullan, Jr., also spent the week Wagner, assistant pastor. dress given above. grams to be considered. The sponsors were Frank Sollee in St. Philomena’s church at 9:30 or obligation here as guests of their aunt and July 12. The Very Rev. Dr. Wil Baptism was received Sunday, uncle. liam M. Higgins will officiate. Miss June 22, by. the following: Cath CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY • It It in intcratinr pictorial pntcataUon of Miss Noar Will Return in Fall to Washington Mrs. Mark J. Felling was ap erine Ann, daughter of Mr. and CHEMIST-PRIEST CON'CEPnON HIGH SCHOOL, dedicated to the Louise Scherrer will be Miss (PEKING) pointed chairman of the reception Fowle’s maid of honor and Edward Mrs. Suerlfeger, godparents, Ed- ideal of the b a t in edneatlon at tho loieat cost committee for the regional confer ward McGuire and Mrs. Edward It deoeribet tht effecl oa rontlifni mindi of W. Collins will be best man. HELPS HAIR ONNUITV BONDS SOCIAL WORK STUDENT NOW IS ence of the National Council of congenial lurroandlngt. tonad odneatioB. will Among" t’h^ p7e-nu“ptiarparties I McGuire; Bertha Victoria, daugh- Do TOO suffer (i^m Itchlns Scalp. Dandruff planned apiritna] training, aadwholeoome recro- Catholic Women, which will be to be given in Miss Fowle’s honor p®'' Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Her- or Thinning Hair, which maj indicaU ational aetlritieo—sprogmalthnttnmliBlpret• held in Denver Aug. 3, 4, and 5. approaching baldnesaf I^n't delay—atari REV. FATHER RALPH will be a shower June 30 by the •loBBbIo bora Into tonnd and ttnrdr Catholic VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT AT VAIL Mrs. Thomas J Morrissey was ap Beta Sigma Phi, business women’s Esperanza " " Trujillo; " Annetta Clara, NOW to usa tba remarkabla compound, pointed chairman of the hospitality prepared by Fr. Jaroe* Gilmore, which 176 W . Adams St. - Chicago ■on. Your copr of thli book I I II I I i ! “I I I”,; * I III Montclair Society Religious Vacation School Classes I I who are either students or graduates of St. Mary’s academy. This is a typical classroom scene. The daily program includes I prayers, catechism, Bible history. Church history, supervised recreation, and singing. Five of the six student instructors THAT'S RIGHT are members of the social service committee for the academy's Sodality of Our Lady of Sorrows. They are shown standing Seeking Members around the tables at which the children are studying, left to right! Betty Maxine Bader, Claire McMenamy, Mary Golden, YOUR BLUE RIBBOIV STEAK Jean Crapo, and (at the blackboard) Luan Wilson. Seated at the table with the boys is Suzanne Bell, a St, Mary's graduate (St. Jsmst’ Parish) who is now a student at Loretto Heights college. Is the best you ever had or A membership dt;ive will be con ducted by the Altar and Rosary your dinner costs you nothing. society in the summer. The^|>re8' ident, Mrs. J. J. Ransom, will ap IVotlce the wonderful flavor point a number of committees, who,r 1. - in X turn,__ _ willi n call_11 _ upon_ all-11 W h EN you want to win the women of the parishiri; ■ in an CLOSED MONDAYS Lcrt* Tsbiw for Putiss effort to interest' them in the ac a man’s praisefor yourcook* tivities of the society. A further purpose of the campaign will be ing, give him a delicious, the formation of new circles for the coming year. Golden OLantem tempting cake that fairly A request has been made for new* members for the Legion of 1265 Bdwy. Near 13Ui Ave. Inn KE. 1205 melts in his mouth. It's easy Mary. Mrs. Leo Boyle and Mrs. to do with Pikes Peak. Vincent Halpin joined as active members at the last regular meet ing. The legion meets every Tuesday at 7:30. Any woman of the parish interested in the work of the Legion of Mary should at REAL ROAST PEANUT BUTTER tend the meetings. The officers of i the local praesidium are Mrs. T. J PIKES PEAK Degan, president; Mrs. Oscar Vogel, treasurer, and Miss Lillian Anthony, secretary. HAS ITS PUC E The Boy Scouts enjoyed an all FLOUR dav hike and outing on Thursday, June 26. Alex Wolf, assistant scoutmaster, accompanied the In Summer Meals boys. AT YOUR GROCERS Among the newcomers to the ■^Tien we think of Peanut Butter, we im parish are Mrs. C. Herbert Ward, mediately think of sandwiches—and that I 1341 Niagart; R. M. Woodson, 1625 Olive; W, A. Helling, 621 is right. But peanut butter is also delicious Clean Curtains Kearney; Dr. H. V. Bigelow, 1401 in salad dressing, gives a nutty flavor to Mean a Monaco; Capt. Paul G. Dolan, and brighter home— the summer salad that is most pleasing. We do them up Charles Parslow. beautifully. Mr. and Mrs. William McEnulty Try this salad: PLAIN had as their houseguests last week Mr. McEnulty's brother, John, and Curtains 3 medium sized carrots Pair— wife. Miss Ann McEnulty has cup raisin* gone to Kansas to visit relatives 4 tbsps. salad dressing 30c land friends. 2 tbsps. peanut butter ; Mrs. Paul J. Gappae was enter tained at a dinner party at her Run carrots and raisins through grinder, using the coarse Phona ihonie, 1580 Ulster, on Sunday, knife, and alternating pieces of carrot with raisins. Mix the June 22, the occasion being a IN D R Y 1228 ■ birthday celebration in her honor. peanut butter and salad dressing thoroughly. Mix the dress ! Members of the immediate family JUNIOR TABERNACLE SOCIEH ing mixture with the raisin-carrot mixture. Put into bowl 2112 Curtis St. were present. Eliteb’s Players Aid Society Will and set in refrigerator, letting It cool thoroughly. Serva Instructions are held for a on lettuce leaves. This amount will serve four. group of soldiers from Lowry field PLANS MOUNTAIN OUTING every Monday and Wednesday evening. Invitation* and Announeeraenta The weekend of Aug. 16 and 17 held at the camp on Sunday, after OK WITH DOUBLE Father Bernard Murray, S.J., Score Second Hit Hold Lawn Party said the early Masses Sunday, has been selected for the Junior which breakfast will be served to Semple* Upon Request June 22, in the absence of Father Tabernacle society’s annual moun the members. A day of diversified The Good Shepherd Aid society ENVELOPES " Edward Breen. To a play that is considered dif tain party. Mrs. Margot Mary sports is being arranged. The I Berry and Miss Catherine Mall, in will hold its summer lawm party ficult for sny cast, the Elitch’s party will conclude with dinner M m n r ' s t s ? charge of the entertainment com served at the lodge. All members at the convent July 8 at 2 p.m. If The Best in theater players gave a performance the weather is favorable, the party that scored a second hit with Den mittee, have anounced that, in re are asked to reserve these dates SALE ON TRELLISES SOc Each sponse to many requests, this year’s as an enjoyable time is promised. will be held on the spacious lawn; 18 in. wid* — 9 f t iJll Used ver fans. It may be said that many if not, it will be held indoors. SPECIAL-EECOVER were the heads that shook in doubt outing will again be held at Ben- Marriag« Annsuneed 2 PC. SET Furniture demeer lodge. A buffet supper will There will be booths of lovely when it was announced that Direc Coming as a surprise to their Frln« or Tapwlrr, tor George Somnes had chosen be served Saturday evening fol aprons, dresses, handkerchiefs, and MONDAY LAST DAY! aa-t.so ALSO NEW lowed by a social. Mass will be many friends was the announce many lovely linen articles, and a Vriour. *28.50 Golden Boy, by Clifford Odets, as ment this week of the marriage on f booth of bakery goods. There will Colorado Upholstered Cath or Credit the second offeringfe of the golden Jan. 26 of Miss Mary Ann Kra be table prizes and special awards. jubilee season of the famous play bacher, president of Our Lady of Furniture Co. A FULL LINE OF Automobiles will meet the No. 5 2459 16th St. GUndale 2304 house. Theatergoers were ^iven an Junior C. D. of A. Peace circle and prominent mem street car at the end of the line OFFICE FURNITURE opportunity to see a traveling New ber of the society, to John E. Wood We rent Folding Chairs, Card and Y c ...... to convey passengers to the con- Optometrist and Optician ork production of the same play ford of Denver. The couple were vfent from 1:30 p.m. till 2 o’clock. Banquet Tables, Dishes, Silver two seasons agO and were not im Grads Win Honors married at a quiet ceremony per ware, anything in stock. The women in charge of the pressed; their fears for the Elitch’s formed before the Rev. Hafold party are Mrs. John J. Flynn, Helen Walsh Established 1888 production were founded on a firm Gleason at St. Mary’s church, Lit PHONE KEYSTONE 4852 basis. When the curtain rang Upon being graduated from high chairman, and Mrs. William E. Aasoclat* school, many of the Junior CaA- tleton. Mr. and Mrs. Woodford OPEN PROM I A. H. TO e P. u. down, however, all doubts were Sheehy, cg-chairman. Admission olic Daughters of America were plan to make their home in Denver. will be 25 cents per person. W. R.JOSEPH dispelled, and the audience was in A unique party will be given EYES EXAMINED JOBS WANTED awarded honors. Among those re- agreement that they had seen at cMving special recognition were June 30 by the Morning Star circle Phonw TAbor 1 S 8 0 For Good Workers last the play as it really should be Philomena C de Baca, who is at the home■ of Miss■■ CTella JT* Carter. Bride-Elect Honored 218*219 MsjMtie Bldf. of any type, permanent or odd presente'd. a representative at. the 12th na This day -will mark the seventh job, call Employment Department. To Donald Woods goes the spe tionalil convention of the' Catholic anniversary of the founding of the By Kappa Gamma Pi Patronize Tliene Firm*. They cial credit for his portrayal of the Students’ Mission Crusade at Roch- circle and Will be celebrated in an Are C o-operaling With Your Catholic Charities young Italian youth who chooses ester, N. Y., June 27-30; Ruth Gra- appropriate manner by each mem Paper. 1665 Grant St KEystone 6386 the glamor and glory of the prize ber, troop 1, a graduate of Pan ber’s bringing a remembrance fash Miss Catherine Floyd, bride- ring in preference to a career as cratia Hall, who wag awarded a ioned from wool, significant of a elect, was honored at a suiT)rise a violinist. By his performance he scholarship to Loretto Heights, and seventh anniversary. A social pro kitchen shower by the Kappa PRODUCERS CREAMERY PRODUCTS MEAN proved that he ha.s acquired new Joan Stock of Manual high school. gram suited to the occasion will be Gamma Pi sorority at the moun- QUALITY PRODUCTS AT REASONABLE PRICES depths as an actor. He brought who was enrolled in the national enjoyed. tein homo of Miss Virginia Beck Guardian Angel circle was en in Brook Forest. Members at I to the part of the youth, who “fights honor society. because he hates and not because tertained Monday evening, June 23, tended Mass in the Chapel of Ice Cream jhe loves fighting,” qualities that, Convenient arrangements can be by Mrs. Jeanette Strachan. Those Christ the King, Evergreen, and Tbr many, changed their conception made for any party wishing to rent enjoying h e r hospitality were then drove to the Beck cabin for Milk - Cream of his acting ability. “He is an Camp Montrite for any period be Mraes. Emma Celia, Agnes Height, breakfast and the shower. actor,” was the comment most often fore July 8. For information per Mary Carpenter, and Lorene Esher, The next meeting qf the heard after the last curtain sons should call Mrs. Harvey and Misses Dorothy Meikenhous, shrority will be held July 15, with Butter 933 Bannock St- Smith, CH 5307. Jeanette Dunn, and Charlotte Miss Patricia Lucy as • hostess. KEyttone 3297, Denver, Colo. Ruth Matteson won new honors for her characterization of Lorna. O’Reilly. Because it was voted at the last Changing completely from the Mrs. Margaret Volk of 259 Clay session to make all summer gath light, frothy Tony Kenyon of the Register Your Baby ton will be hostess Friday evening, erings social affairs, the members previous week, she gave evidence June 27, to members of the Mysti will enjoy a bicycle ride at the of being an actress of the first Now for Big Revue cal Rose circle. July meeting. rank. With this new role she has Misses Agnes Montgomery and Misses Jeanette Geis, Jewel Mc A W r N I I I ^ ' ^ already won a coveted place in the Margaret Ormsby of Immaculate Govern, and Catherine Floyd met Elitch’s hall of fame. Registrations for a better baby Conception circle are spending a Tuesday, July 24, to outline the show, to be conducted by the Ban vacation in California. Mrs“ . Nor- Denver chapter’s annual report, Others who turned in noteworthy ner Review of the Woman’s Benefit ris Hoskins of this same circle is which will be submitted to the performances were Lawrence Flet association, are being taken this spending a few weeks with rela national board at the U. S. con cher, Frederick Sherman, Emmett week in the Kittredge building, tives in Hiawatha, Utah. Mrs. Paul vention of Kappa Gamma Pi units Rogers, Richard Irving, Jacqueline Denver, and at 51 Broadway for ine Curran of Holy Innocents circle in Chicago July’ ih 24'■ ■ to ■ 27. de Wit, Cesare Morganti, Frank South Denver entrants, from 10 left Monday, June 23, for a week’s Jaequet, Gordon Leonard, and a.m. to 5 p.m. trip to Wyoming. Arthur Gould-Porter. Any child under five years is eli A Sunday breakfast in the hills Fr. Haskins Given Post and SHADE for A special word of commendation gible. 'There will be no expenses was enjoyed by Our Lady of Lo Comfort, Cool Rooms and Enjoyment must be said for the manner in of any kind for the parents. Each retto group. The guest of honor As Army Chaplain which the difficult staging of the youngster will be given a physical was Miss Eileen Morrissey, who Awning* havt much mor* than • charming decorttlre effect, they actually play was accomplished. checkup, and all healthy, babies has been visiting here from Wash- provide added comfort, keep room* cooler, add to the enjoyment of each room will receive health awards and take inton, D. C. Two priests of the Diocese of in the houee. Let at explain, there’s no obligation, and you'll find the coet part in a baby revue at the Coro St. Luke’s circle was also en Monterey-Fresno who were stu lets than you expect. Yonrs to Enjoy nado club, Denver, July 17 and 18. tertained Friday evening, June 20, dents together at St. Thomas’ sem The most attractive babies will be inary in Denver will be chaplains For addtd plMfort, .ourtalD tt tfa. by Miss Geraldine Gray. selected from each age class. Blue New officers of Little Flower at neighboring army posts in Cali COLORADO TENT & AWNING 00. CotmopoUUn — PIONEER DINING fornia. They are the Rev. Vincent ROOM . . ribbons, loving cups, and diplomas circle are Miss Margaret Robin "Colorado Awningt for Colorado Sunthine" will be presented to the winners. Richards, captain in the chaplains’ 0 O P r E E son, president; Miss Ewyna Lam St. Mary’s Lido Blanket 1642 Lawrence MA. 5124 The grand finale will be held at the bert, secretary, and Miss Edna reserves, who has been transferred 8H0FFB . . . Rainbowibo ballroom, Denver, Thurs Hartman, publicity chairman. The from Moffett field to March field, BeairHful 3-Toned Bordcvl Extra Longl BAMBOO day evening, July 24, when the new president was hostess to this and the Rev. Edward T. Haskins, ROOM. Rm - "Baby Kings and Queens,” accom group in the past week. ■ first lieutenant in the chaplains’ smauBd t b • reserve, who will start a year’s ac (BILL) panied by their little court of Wednesday evening, Miss Elva William F* .OeimepeUtaD princes and princesses and lords Loeptien served as hostess to Our tive'iuty at Camp Haan. The two to eat.«(-to«a army posts are just across from f Honda. and ladies-in-Waiting, will be Lady of the Rosary circle at its ROEMER crowned in an elaborate costume monthly meeting. After a business each other a few miles outside of Aiter sale will Riverside, Calif. will be happy to give your Cosmopolitan Hotel pageant. meeting, a pleasant social hour 11.95 be 13.95! Among those in charge of the was held. Father Haskins, who is well FUR COAT BBADBtJRT B. HORSE. Goa. Mcr. program is Mrs. Rose Mattick of Immaculate Conception circle known in Denver, served for three hit penenal (ttention Cathedral parish. About 260 Cath will attend a theater party at years as editor of the Register, Luxurious, deep-napped 100% virgin wool blank* and tzplain olic women are reported as mem Elitch’s Tuesday evening, July 1. Central California Edition.^ He re ets, with exquisite triple-tone border, extra wide The World'i Fiawt Fur ClMBin* bers of the local organization. Miss Kathleen Fortune and Miss signed his position last September satin binding. Franch blue, dusk rose, copper, Proeeti Geraldine Gray left Thursday, to become chaplain in the Fresno Iiutltatl«ii( uU leUtetrv peach bloom,,burgundy, meadow green, mulberry, H0LLANDER1ZIN6 June 19, on a trip to California, the district of the CCC. He received Caeten for Every Pnrpoec his commission in the reserves in ExcIatiT. with Dupl.r't Pacific Northwest, and British royal blue, com. Time’s Dying, so place your order Bm pIUI—S ola* Columbia. Miss Myrtle Quinn is April of this year. tomorrowl ROASTfD AND DILIVEREO An HttaJ RaUIttar Cavan planning to leave July 3 for a two Arm stroQg weeks’ vacation in Southern Cali Lillie Sisters of Poor 11.95 St Mary’s Blanket, 72x84...... ,..9 .9 5 FRESH DAILY fornia. Miss Laura Hammel is Caster Co. 16.95 St Mary’s Blanket, 72x84...-., . r . 13.95 ValuM aaexectled la Quality Tmi. expected home ' this week from Seeking Men’s Glolhing Spiect, Extract!, Baking Powder KE. 4111 Wichita. 18.95 Down Satin Comfort, 7 2 x 8 4 ...... 1 5 .9 5 SSi Utb BU. DaBTtr Joan of Arc circle was feted re KE. 7181 cently by Miss Mary Ethel Waters. The Little SUtert of the THE DENVER—Street Floor The sewing of linens formed the. Peor at the J, K. Mullen heme GHESkER GABS major work of the evening. The for the aged, W. 30th aTeaue SPICE ED OyNDON, Her. entire circle attended, including and Meada street, appeal to NEW LOW ZONED BATES Misses Delores Kimeey, Lillian C(H their benefactors and friends N t Lawtr Ratai ia Dtavar i FrM Storar* villo. Peggy^ uiVAvjr*Hickey, inauxeva Maureen BaU'viAAv* for men's clothing and shoes. With Fun Ptticha*.d ItH ^ Market Stt. Denver denoietle, Helen Zook, Kathleen If . the nuns are notified of "W hen Denver Shops With Coa!tidenicie'‘-^Phom KE. 2111 NOW TAbor 2233 IN COLORADO tlMCS 1*44 ALSO DAILT 8IGBT SEEING TODM O’Meara, and -Mary Jane Fitz available clothing, they will gerald. collect all such articles. PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone, 4205 Thursday, June 26, 1941 II Home Travel—Recreation Legion Show July i to Surpass College Prexy Refutes Economises Stand Brilliance of Two Predecessors Painting Done on Force Cannot Stop Church, 125 Boys to End h q f f s c h r o | d h ? Salute to America’ Will Church in Golden push Pope, Says Dr. Ketrick Camping Period APARTMENTS Be Breath-Taking Affair in D E N V E R Golden.—The work of painting Addressing a large assembly at America remains greatly in debt July 1 will end the vacation at the •windows, doors, and wood Guaranteed to surpass the bril- long parade. The second half of the opening of the 21st annual sum to Catholic Europe, which dug Camp Santa Maria for some 125 Adjacent to beau trimming on the church has been tiful Washington lliance of its two predecessors, this the program will present a sensa mer session Wednesday morning, deeply into its pockets to support boys. This group was the guest Park. Only a 10- [year’s “Salute to America,” the tional yet safe and sound fire completed. June 25, at Loretto Heights col Christian missionaries in the of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Dower. minute drive to third annual program staged by works display of historical battles, St. Agnes’ circle met Wednes lege, Dr. Paul J. Ketrick, college American wilderness for centuries They place at the disposal of the the Leyden-Chiles-Wickersham cloud-piercing rockets, earth- the heart of the city. Free coach day afternoon, June 26, at the president, told the students that service to shopping district. For post No. 1 of the American legion shaking bombs, fountains of fire, and to the Catholic Bishops and boys perhaps the' best-equipped Information write on July 4 in the Denver university and a rain of shells and stars. The home of Mrs. Charles Hemberger. Hitler and all dictators are abso priests of France who assessed summer camp in Colorado. While stadium, will combine _ the best show will consume about two The circle has finished making a lutely powerless to control the free themselves the equivalent of six at Santa Maria the boys enj'oy PARK LANE HOTEL million dollars to enable Louis XVI ; features of a big-time circus with hours. new green Missal veil for the conscience of a liberty-loving peo to make good all promises of thel®*^"'^®^ hikes, a minimum of three DENVER, COLORADO ! a display of brilliant fireworks. ple like the American Catholics. Approximately 3,500 Denver church. vital Franco-American alliance, the two-hour horseback rides, boating, I Beginning at 8 o’clock (the orphans, including those from Card Party Successful Referring to the remarks of Prof. 'gates will open at 6:30 p.m.), the Douglas Miller of Denver univer Catholic Church in Europe does not swimming in a heated pool, and all Better Living jieans Catholic institutions, and under expect financial remuneration. the major types of athletics. Jhe A BETTER VACATIO.N first half of the show will feature privileged children will be guests The card party sponsored by the sity, as quoted recently in news “The sad part about Professor privilege of daily Mass and Com spectacular a e r i a 1 i s t s, unique of the Legion for the gigantic pro Young Ladies’ sodality at the dispatches, to the effect that Hitler munion is also afforded the equestrians, mid-air daredevils, gram and will be seated in special rectory on June 9 was successful. might control American Catholics Miller’s statements!” the speaker concluded, “is that they imply that, campers. spiral tower and aerial see-saw sections in the East stands. Ar Special prizes were won by Mrs. by bringing pressure to bear on artists, 100 clowns, ten big bands, rangements have been made to the Pope, Dr. Ketrick said that lib to many non-Catholics, the Church Seventy-six per cent of this 50 drum majorettes, and a mile- transport the children to and from J. R. Elliott and Mrs. George tie argument should be needed to must appear to .stand as a guardian group of 87 boys are underweight. PROGRESS of political systems, favoring one This group had an underweight mm EVERnNiRG wpoiTAir the stadium writh special legion Smith. Various games were played convince anyone that Catholicism Rates, $1JI5 ap naire escorts in charge of each cannot be uprooted by force. or the other as so many other average of six pounds per boy. In and prizes were awarded to the With Both. $2.00 PLUNGE group. high scorer at each table. Churches have done. The truth is the three weeks at camp the boys op Women Sew on “Religion survived in the cata gained an average of three pounds combs,” he declared, "while ruth that the Church opposes Hitlerism E. J. STACK, Manager 3300 W. Florida Featured in the breath-taking Members of St, Joseph’s parish because it opposes anj'thing that each, and every boy showed i exhibitions will be the Conley are responding generously m do less dictators encouraged blood- Ave. limits freedom of religion and limi marked physical improvement. The Church Linens 1 troupe of three women, two men, nations for the food showed for drenched aggressions in every by second group of younger boys will street in Rome. The persecution tation of the individual will to and three riding monkeys,; the the undernourished and under think and to do. We need God arrive at camp July 1 for a similar KEnm oRK Adults 40c (St. Vincent de Paul’* Pari«h) Four Flying Valentines, trapeze privileged children who are en under Diocletian — perhaps the known, respected, and obeyed, as three-week vacation. artists of international repute; the joying a two-week stay at. Camp greatest in all history—roared Children 25c Several members of the Altar His Holiness, Pope Pius XII, has society met Thursday. June 19, Great Fussner and his spiral Bendcmeer, near Evergreen. The through the then-known world for eight years, but in the end was said. Catholics do not separate the in the school hall and spent the tow’er act; Billy and Dora Beck Denver deanery sponsors this idea of morality in action from the MIKE MASTERSOX 12:30 Noon I'ntil day sewing on church linens. man, mid-air daredevils, who oper camp for three groups of young completely ineffectual, because it 10:30 P. M. idea of God, which is a reason why Sightseeing Tours Mrs. H. J. Krapp, 837 S. Wil ate without the aid of nets or safe sters over a six-week period in the was wrong and rotten. Though Na- «11 17TH 8T. TA. «0U Doleon Bonaparte imprisoned two they have always been leaders liams; Mr. and Mrs. George Leh ty devices, and Captain Jimmie summer. when any form of tryanny in the man, and A. J. Bishop attended Jamison, the famous fire diver. Popes, he likewise failed. No dic DENVER'S MOST COMFORTABLE COCKTAIL ROOM Mr. and Mrs. Phil H. Garrison tator can secure a half-nelson on world had to be smashed. Twenty the Eucharistic congress in St. Billy and Dora Beckman have of Rosenberg, Tex., are the par thousand French Catholics at York- ARGONAUT Paul and Minneapolis. won acclaim throughout the aerial Christianity by seizing the person The SEXATE LOEXGE ents of a boy, born Monday, June of the Pope.” town, together with Commodore HOTEL Joseph Maginn, son of Mr. and show world for the daring and 23, at Houston, Tex., according to Barry and the Pulaskis, remind us DENVER’S FINEST MUSIC Mrs. Joseph Maginn. 1426 S. Race, unique quality of their act. With word received here by the parents Answering Professor Miller’s that Catholics were, never caught PRACTICE DAY OR NIGHT left June 12 to attend Sacred out the aid of nets or other safe of the couple. query as to “what will happen to napping when the task of defend ty devices, they perform their Heart Training school in Las Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Criley the structure of Catholicism if ing American liberty had to be Vegas, N. Mex. Leo Maginn, an aerial cloud wing and hanging money is not allowed to be sent to done." DEXVER GOLF COURT other son, is spending the summer sailor’s perch, which are distinct returned June 23 from a trip to Europe from the United States, lOth & Colo. Blvd. EA. 9802 Atlanta, Ga., where they attended GOOD GOLFERS PRACTICE—OTHERS SHOULD in Greeley Center, Nebr. ly different from any other type of one of the Church's largest sources Willitm OaaliiTsn—Pst Pstrick, Parish news should be called aerial endeavor. An elaborate the Kiwanis’ national convention, of funds,” Dr. Ketrick said that Typewriter Exchange, into SP. 9210. wardrobe adds an eye-appealing Mr. Criley was a delegate from the the same thing would happen which flavor to the mastery attained by Golden Kiwanis organization. On happened for 15 centuries before INC. these artists. their way home, they visited for a A Good TypewTiter v day in Chicago. Europe heard of America—namely, HOTEL O'NEILL €ddie Bohn’s ‘Rosary Ring’ Ideal The Great Fussner, standing the Church,would go on. While Means Better Grades PRIVATE SHOWER BATH AND TOILET IN EVERY ROOM PlG-n-(UHIStLE and balancing on a large wooden Robert Dalton, who is an army Cxteiuivcly remodeled «nd beautlfullr refurnished In 1939. Quiet locetion but For Men in Service ball, propels himself up a 45-foot reserve officer, is stationed at Fort SALES — SERVICE adjacent to the shoppinff. butinesa, and th»ter eentcra. 4801 U;. COLFAX AVE. I spiral tower. When he arrives at Belvoir, Va., where he ■will be in Coal Consumers Urged to Ratea—SL75 aingle. S2.B0 doubla. Weekly ratea. T h ^ a a L. O.'NaiU, Manager the top of this ribbon-like struc training for about five weeks. Biiy Winter’s Supply Now MA. 3297 ..717 17th St. 14TH AND STOUT ST. DENVER. COLO. KE. 1277 A “Rosary Ring,” fashioned es ture, he propels himself across a After that, he will be transferred Thrilling Thousands! pecially for the use of military tottering seesaw, from which he to another post. men. is being distributed by Pohn- does handstands, headstands, and Mrs. Bernice Meyer and chil As a matter of ecenomy and co Anti-Glare Glasses dorf’s, Denver. The ring is made other dangerous feats while still operation in the national defense dren, Joan and Paul, are enjoying program, the Denver & Rio Grande A THOUSAND Proofs - See for YOURSELF of sterling silver. Its military' perched on the rolling globe. At a visit with Mrs. Meyer’s sister, For Outdoor Sports I ART KASSEL emblem is a gold-filled, hinged top. Western railroad, according to one the climax of this demonstration, Mrs. Clara Krause, and family in Ideal intl-slare lenses for tennis, (olf- and his of its trustees, Wilson McCarthy, BRICK STAIN for Brick. Stone or Stucco. Water and Alkali proof. No Fade— Underneath this top is a sterling he starts descending while still Denver. ins:, rowing, fishing, hiking, etc. No Blister—No Peel. All colors, pattern*, White and Black. Guaranteed. scapular medal. The projecting is now putting locomotive coal in I “KASSELS IN THE AIR” balanced .on the huge ball and Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Suchy left PreTcnts ejrestrsin. Restfnl BYDROZO—Clear nr any color—waterproofs and alkaliproofs basement walla set stones on either side of the top suddenly the entire tower becomes storage piles at strategic points, from inaide. Equally good for wood ahinglea, brick, atone or stucco walls represent the Credo and the Pater Sunday morning, June 22, for and plans to have a minimum of without coloring. Guaranteed. * a fountain of fireworks. Elberon, la., where they will spend JULY 3rd Noster. Ten bosses circle the Captain Jamison, who was fea 80,000 tons in reserve storage by BAKALITE CONCRETE FLOOR ENAMEL for walks, porches, baneraent Mammoth F rtt Exhibit of ring, which are used to count each the summer with relatives and Aug. 1. Householders are urged floors, driveway*. White and all colors. No peeling or blistering. Water tured at both the Chicago Century friends. They also visited for a and Alkali proof. Good for 10 year* or longer. DAZZLING decade of the Rosary’. Slightly of Progress and the Golden Gate by Mr. McCarthy to purchase their larger gold beads are used where week at Victor with their son be next winter’s coal supply within the JOBS COMPLETE OR MATERIAL ONLY. FREE DESCRIPTIVE BOOKLET FIREWORKS exposition in San Francisco, does a fore leaving for Iowa. gemstones are not required. back-somersault dive from the top next three months to relieve the AND ESTIMATES. v: Blggir—More ImpressiTi Th«n The ring makes an ideal gift of a slim 100-foot tower into a Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Cuth- pressure on fall and winter trans Ever Before for any Catholic man in military five-foot tank of blazing water. bertson and family expect to move portation operations as “a patri DENVER BRICK STAIN COMPANY GATE ADM. 10c - FREE PARKING service. Pohndorf's invites all He strikes with terriffic impact and next week into the home they re otic duty as well as a possible econ OPTICIAN 1225 Clenarm PI. Office and Warehouse CHcrrr 1083 those interested to come down to must land in the dead center of cently purchased at 4744 Federal omy.” its store at 17th and Tremont the tank, which he does, because boulevard, Denver. Miss Ann streets and inspect the rings. he cannot afford to miss. He is Cuthbertson, who was graduated LAKESIDE the only known high diver who has from junior high school here this Denver’s Smartest Amusement never met with an accident. spring, wll attend Cathedral high Park VR. PEPPER PICKS J The beautiful display of day school in the fall, and Jack and light fireworks will be composed Mary Jane will enroll at St. Cath YOUR ENERGY 0^ .’ of 32 different and exciting erine’s school. The Cuthbertsons masterpieces of pyrotechnics that have been members of this parish will provide fitting entertainment for the past 15 years. Rocky Mountain ENJOY LIFE MORE to celebrate the nation’s birthday. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Gorton had AT 10-2 and 4! From the opening salute until as their house guests for a few Listen to the Dime Man Daily 1 1 :30 a. m. on KFEL National Park “Good Night” is spelled out in days last week Mrs. Gorton’s .aunt, BOTTLES FOR . . for your vacation lancework, the exhibition will Mrs. M. Sanders; a cousin, Mrs., DAILY QUOTA'nON Meet Me at present exhibits of eye-pleasing Velma Sanders, and a friend. Miss; Th« Lidy Next Door thinks it would FRESH FRUITS AND fireworks that have never before Dorothy Freeman, all of San Fran be nice if acme of our parking lots had • Stanley Hotel 25< annexes for baby buggies during thopw DEWEY’S CAFE >TGETABLES been seen in Denver. cisco, Calif. They will return here ping trips and for Fido during vaca Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Ingram FASAN’S p/ui deposit Tickets are now on sale at the for a few days before learing for tion*. Are Ideal Hot Weather .J • Chalet-Ranch their homes. Home Public Market—16tn A Califunila SEA FOODS AND POLXTRY Denver Dr>’ Goods Co., where box Foods seats may be obtained for $1, re Miss Mae Delaney of Louisville, LEWIS FISH SHOP Open 6 A. H. TiU I P. M. 'BLACK BASS ._ lb. 4 5e • Grand Lake Lodge served seats, 75 cents, and general C Ky., spent the weekend with the Where you get Service, Quality, Price CRAPPIES ...... — _.lb. 40e admission, 50 cents. M. L. Delaney family, who enter With a Smila GOOD POOD - QUICK 8ERV1CB C LOWEST PRICES DISPEHSE BROS. RAINBOW TROUT ...... Ib. 40e Information: tained ten guests at dinner Satur- [ FRESH HALIBUT ...... Ib.aO c L GEO. A. PULLEN FRESH KING SALMON ...... lb. 3 8c FROGS LEGS ______Dos. 80c T.4bor 5151 day evening, June 21, in her honor. FRESH ALASKA SOLE _____ 1b. 40c FRESH HERRING ...... lb. 27e O V SPRING CHIX Stove & Furaace LIVE MT. TROUT ...... lb. 80c Meat is a treat when quality 2H to 4 lbs...... Ib. 29c FRYING SIZE BEL. BARES... Ib. 33c R Edgewater Parish DUCKLINGS, 3 to 4 lbs. lb. 30e Repair Company FANCY SPRING CHIX...... Ib. 28c A FANCY YOUNG HENS...... Ib. 25c you eat YOUNG HENS ...... lb. 2 9c VTe Carry Stoker Parts CUT-UP FRYERS ...... ea. 4 5 c and 55c I D Stove and Furnace Repair*— F m h Cooked and Green Shrimp FAMOITS CUT-UP Steam and Hot Water Crates Sctlinpa, Crabs and Sea Food O FRYERS ...... ea. 55e To Plan Benefit Wa ship MU Trout to Any Part ol (ha Fresh Ground Beef SPRING CHICKEN LIVERS AND Water Fronts—Fireplace Crates U. 8. Buy Your Trout by the Pound. 1333 Liwrencc Street MAin ST23 TRY OUR PICKLES AND OLIVES GIBLETS — NO LEGHORNS TABOR 1321 D^'VER. COLO. (St. Mary Magdalene's Parish) Free Delivery TA. 2734 I7e Ib. The promotion of the parish summer benefit will be the purpose Beautiful Fresh Cut KEEP AMERICA HEALTHY BY EATING of the meeting at the parish hall Monday evening, June 30, at 8 Flowers " GOOD MEAT o’clock. The date of the activity ake the train Large Assortment of Potted is Saturday, Aug. 2. Arrange ~Rio-€ran3e Plants and Funeral Designs ments for the various activities will be made at the meeting. makes It economically easy..,, CHICAGO milRKET The fourth week of the vacation JERRY BREEN HUPP HOTEL school will start Monday, June 30, ONE FARE CoffM Shop — Dining Room — Modern Cottage# with Mass at 8 o'clock. • Florist Mr*. Anna Derby. Prop Devotipns in honor of the Sacred for the Round Trip 1456 California MA. 2279 Heart and for the intention of INDEPENDENCE world peace will be held Friday The LEWISTON WRITE FALL RIVER evening. June 27, at 7:30. To Western and OR The Baptism of John Francis FRED’S HOTEL CALL LODGE No Time Like IN THE RKY. MT. Patsey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fran Bi-Low Meat Mkt. for a nation and for ESTES PARK J. R. McKELVri'. Mgr. NATL. PARK cis Patsey, took place Friday, June Souihwestem Colorado “Hold Your Tongue’’ your hard work. Stead THE RIGHT TIME 20. Sponsors were Pete Wagner and Cornelia Wagner. We have com beef you’ll rave fastness, thrift, and Sweethearta, like most everyone else, PROSPECT INN about! have a keen V appreciation of THE ONE BLOCK FROM ST. WALTER'S CHURCH Sodality Meets Vacation Spots energy make a better RIGHT TBIE. A dependable watch— The June meeting of the Young one that is working sbsolutely right— Rates 1.50 op Ladies’ sodality was held at the America. always—is a decided aid to people of WEE SHOP BAKERY ail ages in gaining the most out of life. home of Julia Hinkle. Plans were • Thrill fans . , . see Land's A check-up and estimate costa nothing. MOXAHAX M O T O R CO made for the sodality to take an End Auto Race, July 4— “Pienieise IFith Our Bun*” active part in the parish bazaar Waa Bakaa the Finaat Buns. SEE JESS FOR CHEVROLET - BVICK in August. Grand Junction . . . or go to Coneya, Breads and Cakaa T O M L . GOSS ______STANDARD OIL CO. PRODUCTS LOWEST PRICES QUALITY MEATS (Cornelia Wagner and Jane Mc FOOD STAMPS ACCEPTED Watchmaker and'Jeweler GORDON MACE INVITES YOU TO Guire were chosen to represent the Glenwood Springs t W sodality on the committee for the SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY MAin 2826 parish picnic to be held in July. ' PECAN PIECES ...... _.lb. 4 »e RALDPATE IXX SET-OUT SLEEPER . . new weekly serv PECAN HALVES ...... lb. 8 0c 4 MILES NORTH OF ST. MALO. SO. ST. VRAIN HIGHWAY NO. T The prU are planning to attend Watch Cleaning $1.50 ice beginning July 8. leive* Denver via LARGE PECAN HALVES ___ Ib. TOc the Sodality union picnic on ICE TEA BLEND ______Jb. 3 5e Main Springs.... 1.00 June 29. HotinUineer Thun. 8:5S p.m. . . . three CEYLON T E A ...... Ib, 65c JESS SUPER niRRKET SHERWOOD HOTEL glorioui days in Glenwood . . . board ORANGE PEKOE TEA ...... Ib. 80c Crystals ...... 23 •■IN THE HEART OF ESTES” ■leeper Sunday night, arriva Danver Mon COLONY TEA ...... Ib. 60c. OOc COFFEE ...... Ib. 1 5e to 3 5 e Single 1.30 • 2.50 (Bath) “.NO UPS” Double 2.50 - 3.50 (Bath) day 6 :30 a.iB. Thereafter Glenwood ileeper CANDIES Christian Bros. leaves Denver EVERY Saturday night, re Get to Know LEE the Druggist Wines turning Monday, 6 :30 a.m. ADDISON’S TEA & Patronize Our Advertisers ESTES PARK DRUG STORE Information, ticket*, retervatiotut COFFEE SHOP T k. SnEtll S tar. Lm Tight, Prop. BEST CHOCOLATE SODA IK TOWN 99e BoHle GENE WEST WIRTH BULow TEN Gen’l .4fen(, Pat*. 'Brinkley Drug Company DELICIOUS FLAVORS Dept, VOSS BROS. The Store Complete FOOD CENTER DRY AKT) S4S 17th St. B A H GREEN STAMPS FAST SERVICE TAbor 1162 Aaat'd ESTES PARK SWEET HOLLAND DUTCH QTS. DLTFY’S MIXERS 10c qt. BREAD ______. . . 1 0 c Cooklta 1 0 c di. 3 dx. 2 5 c 1 Bottta Deposit At Your DRINK YOUR FOOD ELKHORX LODGE Favorite Dealer CHICKEN CINNAMON RECOMMENDED BY DUNCAN HIFfES ____ PEPADEl—3 Pkf*.' Assorted Flavors « 10c PIES ___ . . 1 0 c BREAD ______1 0 c Advratum in Good Eitiag and Lodging for a Night SERVE COLD fIFFY JULEP—Make* a GaDon of Punch • 5c bottl* ESTES PARK CARL ROHR, MGR. I i Thursday, June 26, 194i Office, 938 Bannock Street W-W~W- THE G. C. GILL Joseph Emerson Smith as Cub ENGRAVING CO. I WEDDING STATIONERY Learned of Turtles^ Rubber Chase I I 1751 Champa St. MAin 3406 SP[IK n MISS BE SMART-BUY NOW! G ^ ^ A A A A AAAAA.A.A h. (Continued From Page One) have watched, fascinated, while he Sam. “Where did I hang the f HAVE YOU man the summer and autumn of lifted his bowl of soup and drained thingabob?” He pondered deeply. It MODERNIZED YOUR it, the cigarette continuing to waft “Oh, yeah, it's in the front office. I »■ 1895. From the refinement of Ask the bookkeeper. P’raps he’s thin spirals of smoke. The V was I INSURANCE? home, the beauty of the rituals, the result of an altercation with using it for a cushion.” it and the sanctity of the church, the a bouncer one night at the Alcazar The bookkeeper in his bizarre (Continued From Page One) Protect younelf against new lad who was passionately fond of hasardt, theater on 20th street near gingerbread kiosk gave me a fishy ing one of the most - successful Byron as the poet and Robert Market. The bouncer had brass look, a half-eick, half-scared look. regional meetings in Denver, will HORACE W. BENNETT Louis Stevenson as the essayist ‘knucks,” which cut the deep gash “Explain,” he muttered. “Every be honored at a tea on Monday, i! & CO. and story-teller, and whe had been in Joe’s lip, and the police surgeon body in this crazy house comes to sheltered from an^hing unpleas June 30, at the Catholic Daugh 310 Tibor BMc. Phon* TA. 1371 who hurriedly sewed it up was not me for everything of which I ters clubhouse. The Very Rev. ant or tragic, stepped into the so good a stirgeon as he should haven’t ” I FRANK ENGLAND, Jr„ Manigu rough rawness of the drama that Monsimor John R. Mulroy, pastor I. loiarinc* Departinnt have been. “Well, I’m not clear, but it’s got of Holy Ghost church, will be a was life in a Denver that still re ' It was Joe who one afternoon tained much of its frontier atmos to do with getting things in the guest; Mrs. Thomas Garrison and said, “Kid, go into the composing paper.” Mrs. M. J, O’Fallon are to outline WATCH REPAIRING phere.” Mr. Smith continued: room and fetch me a turtle.” plans for the activities of the dele Joe Kerr was covering police “See the editor.” “A turtle? Why, have they “I’m from the editorial room. gates. Lale and city hall. His black eyes were turtles here?” I asked. steady and friendly; his black hair, This, evidently, is a part of the NCCS to Be Ditcusied “Sure thing. No newspaper equipment o f th e mechanical although he was in his early ’80s, could get along without ’em.” This , round-up of Catholic was streaked with gray. Quick, plant.’’ women and clergy, whose purpose nervous in his manner, he was The foreman told me that he “It’s a plant, all right A rubber is to centralize ideas and to make swift on his feet, and rapid with would have to “clean one off.” chase? Search me; never heard of more effective the combined work his fingers as he grasped a car He lifted the page form from a i t ” of the diocesan and national coun MAIN heavy iron table, supported by SPRINGS penter’s flat pencil and made it fly Returning to the pressman, I cils, will feature conferences on over the gray-white copy paper. four legs resting on casters, and co-operation with the National said, “Hop to it.” was greeted with, “I’ll bet it’s Joe’s under lip was cleft in the locked up in the safe.” Catholic Community Service, Re I center and in this V he held his “But where’s the turtle?” gional conferences of the NCCW i“home made” cigarette so snugly He gave me a look of deep dis The bookkeeper this time gave are being held this year instead 1 5 2 0 gust. "It’s in it. Take it out.” me a sour look. “You tell that LAWRENCE I clamped that he could smoke gink I know everything that’s in of one national convention so that 1 while lunching. Many a time I The Printers’ ‘Turtle’ the safe, and I haven't got any more w’omen may take part in the When I wheeled that heavy what-you-call-it in there.” sessions. To the local confer DENVER-CmCAGO TRUCKING CO. ence have been invited the Arch 2-Pc. “DELCRAFT rumbling table into the editorial The • “gink” shook his head. bishop and priests of Santa Fe, N. 1 room, with the apology, “Mr. “I’ll bet it’s fallen in the casting Mex., and the Bi.shops and clergy Kerr, the foreman says the box. Ask the stereotyper.” of the Dioceses of Grand Island turtle’s in this thing,” the laughter The stereotyper was very short and Lincoln, Nebr.; Salt Lake city, was enlightening and I straight when I suggested that he ascertain Utah; El Paso and Amarillo, Tex.; Kidney Livingroom S .50 way turtled the turtle back to the foreman, having learned the print whether the rubber chase had Oklahoma City-Tulsa, Okla.; Tuc DENVER-LOS ANGELES TRUCKING CO. fallen into the “box” where the son, Ariz.; Concordia and Wichita, ers’ name for the table that holds molten lead was poured from the Kans., and Cheyenne, Wyo. REGULAR $130.00—Here you have an opportunity to ithe form. great ladle to form the curved The regional director of the lo save $35.50 on this popular “Delcraft” Livingfroonn “DENVER'S MOST PROGRESSIVE LAUNDRY" Jimmy H art’s “beat” took in the plates for the press rollers. cal district is Mrs. Katherine M. Suite—kidney design covered with rich velvet in your 94 state house—then in the Equitable “G’wan with you! Rubber’d Burns of Santa Fe. The diocesan $10.00 Dow y THE CA§CADE LAENDRY and Barclay buildings—the army, burn and stench up the shop; presidents are Mrs. J. I. Driscoll, selection of x^olors—Both pieces are large and most “TRY OUR NEW SERVICE” in the Equitable; the “upper you’d know if I’d burned it.” El Paso; Mrs. George F. Egan, comfortable—See this attractive suite tomorrow! DELIVERS hotels” from Curtis street to the The Cheie It Lott Salt Lake City; Mrs. Philip Guerin, • Complete Laundry Service Brown Palace, the Federal build Santa Fe; Mrs. T. C. Halley,' Grand ing at I6th and Arapahoe streets, “Well, that’s that,” said the fore 1S47 M irk ft WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER TA. (S70-»7> man, resignedly. “The rubber Island; Mrs. John Rauth, Lincoln; and numerous other places. Hart chase has got lost. I tell you what Mrs. Michael F. Roche, Amarillo; was in his ’30.s, too; a “hail, well you do. Run down to Billy Robin Mrs. J. J. Smythe, Oklahoma City- REQULAR $67.50 met” mixer and a fine reporter. son’s printing shop on Arapahoe Tulsa. He picked up a story I had written, Committee* Announced apparently counted the words, street by the post office and bor frowned, and advised, “Ask the row a rubber chase, but hurry! Following is a list of the con Size 9x12 foreman if he’s got a rubber chase Can’t be holding up the paper." ference’ committee members ap I rushed into the editorial room pointed by Mrs. Thomas G. Garri left.” and told Jimmy Hart. “Yes,” he “Why, Mr. Hart?” son, Denver council president and agreed, “if you want to see your general arrangements chairman, ROYAL “We’re crowded for space and Globeville story in print, you’d and Bishop Vehr, honorary chair if the metal chase is used there better sprint Tell Mr, Robinson man: won’t be room to get this stuff of we’ll take good care of his rubber NCRTH DENVER CLDSMCBILE yours in. You tell him we need chase.” Honorary vice chairman, Mrs. S. a rubber chase.” I hurried to the W. F. Robinson J. O’Day; advisory committee— WILTON I'o u r Friendly Olds Dealer “Go chase yourself!” growled Printing company and breathlessly Miss Clara Courtney, Miss Ann the foreman. As I had politely asked for the loan. It was my first Fallon, Miss Margaret Fallon, Mrs. SALES & SERVICE made the request, his manner net meeting with the lovable, genial L. A. Higgins, Mrs. Thos. Kerri BILL PHILBIN, Manager tled me. Firmly, and in chaste gentleman who had married the gan, Mrs. W. C. Kimmins, Miss RUGS 2953 W. 38th Ave. GL. 4735 English, I replied: daughter of William N. Byers, Margaret Murphy, Mrs. Alfred “Sir, I have an important article publisher of the Rocky Mountain Rampe, Mrs. J. C. Ryan, Mrs. P. which, I believe, will create interest News, His eyes twinkled, as he J. Sullivan, Mrs. Ella Weekbaugh, in Globeville tantamount to a sen said: and Mrs. 'W. C. Weldon; ways and sation. I have endeavored to do “The boys have put one over on means— Mrs. T. A. Cosgriff, Mrs. SC : justice to it—” you. They always do it to the cub. M. J. O’Fallon, and diocesan Aid 4.75 “Rats!” he sneered. (That was They’ve been doing it since Guten societies; the word used 46 years ago. Today berg’s day and they’ll continue Clergy advisory committee — Everybody W elcomel he would have said “niits”.) doing it as long as there’s print The Rev. Elmer J. Kolka, Monsi Taken somewhat aback, I sum ing.” He explained, “A chase, or gnor J. R. Mulroy, the Rev. Hubert moned my courage. “Mr. Hart ad ‘chaser,’ as it’s sometimes called, Newell, and the Rev. Barry The extra quality and extra style you warlt for your vises that you furnish a rubber is the iron frame into which the Wogan. floors can he had when you choose your-rug» from chase; I am simply delivering his columns of type are placed, pre The chairmen of local commit Easy ST. LOUIS PARISH message.” paratory to making the impression tees include: Hospitality—Mrs. T. this collection of fine Wiltons—Choice of rich new . “Awright, awright. Go down by stereotyping, or for printing, J. Morrissey and the Catholic colors as refreshing as Spring. Terms those back steps to the press room if a flatbed press is used. Here, Parent-Teacher league; registra and ask the pressman lOr it. He I’ll show you.” tion—Mi.ss Rita LaTourette, Mrs. borrowed it.” He took me back to the shop’s John Murtaugh, and Denver Parish Obediently I descended to the composing room. There on the Sodality union; financial—Mrs. L. murky atmosphere where the turtle lay type. “That’s what is J. Holmes; reception—Mrs. Mark A Suggestion BUY GENERAL ELECTRIC FESTIVAL brawny Sam towered above the called the ‘form’,” explained Mr. J. Felling, and Altar societies; little second-hand Hoe. Robinson. “It’s the type arranged publicity—The Rt. Rev. Monsignor ‘Atk the Bookkeeper’ to be tecured in the chase, th? Matthew Smith, Mr.s. J. C. Hagus, : "Le’s see, m’ boy,” reflected frame. This is it,” and he pointed Mrs. J. T. Tierney, Mrs. John Vail, 3300 So. Sherman St to a rectangular iron frame. and Mrs. L. U. Wagner; banquet-— New 1941 $1 0 q ,95 6.2 Cu,Fl Catholic Library to “Obviously, there can’t be a rubber Miss Nellie Lennon and Catholic! frame; it wouldn’t hold the type Daughters of America; Confrater solid.” nity of Christian Doctrine, Mrs. Model Capacity THIS THURSUV, FRHUV, SSTHHMY Be Closed on July 6 The Turtlai Turned Julia O’Neill; ■ “ ^ “Do you know what I would do?” Exhibit.s—Mrs. Fred Gushurst, Because of the huilding he chuckled, as we returned to the Senior Tabernacle society; lunch- Dollar for dollar, it’s the re program that U now under office. “I’d turn the turtles—beg eon.s—Mrs. Walter Wade, Regis frigerator “buy” of the year I JUNE 26, 27, 28 way at Holy Ghost church, pardon, the tables—on ’em. You’ve Mothers’ club; literature commit the Denver Catholic library already been on a wildgoose chase tee—Mrs. Ralph Kelly, Junior All Steel Cabinet with Porce will ioon be doted for an for the turtle? Ah, yes, I thought Tabernacle society; attendance— lain Interior—Famous Sealed- indefinite length of time. so. Well, you’ve graduated now. Mrs. L. C. Ducey, Pueblo; Mrs, J. in-Steel G.-E. Thrift unit— What do you think of this? I’ve $250 HOPE CHEST : Mitt Nellie M. Lennon, vice B. Farley, Pueblo; Mrs. George j 6.2 Cubic Feet Capacity-^ never heard of iLs being worked be Giacomminni, Sterling; Mrs. Ade- pretident of the Denver Cath fore—the idea’s just come to me.” Stainless Steel Super Freezer 2Q ADDITIONAL VALUABLE PRIZES olic Library attociation, which line Girardi, Trinidad; Mrs. Em-^ He was smiling. As he talked, mett Knight, Colorado Springs; —Interior Light—80 Large Ice i hat conducted the library in my face and my heart both grew Holy Ghott hall, requettt that Mrs. Mary Madden, Salida; Mrs. Cubes—and a host of other fea lighter. I had told him I hated Sabina O’Malley, Grand Junction; patront of the library return to go back to the laughter that tures you’ll want. all bookt by Sunday, July 6. Mrs. Warren Riddell, Fort Collins; again would engulf me in shame Mrs. W. K. Sutherland, Pueblo; More than 200 bookt are now at my ignorance. outttanding. Pontificial Mass, preparations in Your Old Refrigerator Taken “No need to,” Billy Robinson charge of the Rev. Bernard Cullen; said, laying a kind hand on my transportation — Joseph Bona, as Part Payment shoulder. “Beat ’em to it, and Ralph Hay, Raymond Buckley, teach ’em a lesson so they’ll lay off James McConaty, Alfred O’Meara, you.” and Mrs. Harvey Smith; informa Limited Quantity of you can forget We were laughing when he slap tion committee — Mrs. Alfred ped me on the shoulder, and I de Rampe. 6 Cii, Ft, the heat in our parted to follow his idea. At Scholtz drugstore, then in the G.-E. Rafrigeralort two-story brick Rische block—the 3,000 Receive Communion new property of Jerome L. Rische, In China Mission Church Xh«M «rt brand ntir Ifid modtli; maitre de hotel of the still stand in t h # I r ing Charpiot hotel, “the Delmonico Peking.— (Lumen) — According o ririn a l fac> of the West” on Larimer street in to a report received here, 3,000 toiT cratei the 1500 block, and father-in-law received Communion Easter in the thtm $ 11 g.95 of the late Horace Bennett—I Hengyang Cathedral, Hunan. The •oon! emptied my pockets for a purchase. Most Rev. Raphael Pallazzi, 0. Palm Bouncing into the Post one-room F. M., consecrated in 1930 as editorial department with a loud Hengyang’s first Vicar Apostolic, and gleeful, “Mr. Hart, I’ve got was also ordained there in 1909. PAY NOTNING DOW N ...... TAKE 3 YEARS TO PAY your rubber chase,” I pulled it from under my coat and squeezed. Tk* Water Cure Denver Girl at Beach From the rubber tube attached GSMG Convention Sale! Regular $S7.50 ; ..\\ -I to the large rubber ball I was pressing shot a stream of water straight as an arrow at Jimmy. I 5-Piece Solid Oak can still see — and- relish — his I t - startled expression a.s he fell back Suits in his chair. Whoosh! went the BREAKFAST SET stream in his face, as he jumped up. With the precision in aim of a nozzled hose, to the yells of de light of the staff, including Editor Frederick William White, I spat tered Mr. Hart. He made for me; 1 A I L O n*r O BY G O O D A L L $ •17.75 I ducked. He chased me around $ 2 7 - 5 0 the tables until I wheeled and blinded him with the last of the water. Then I chased him -out T R C S' f SI t G £ S oT s t CLOT into the hall. Smartly decorated, “He tqjd me to bring him a rub solid oak breakfast set ber chase," I explained to the —large enough to seat Come and experience new midsumpier comfort in these new Palm Beach Suits, whooping audience. “I’ve brought six persons when the tailored of a lighter, softer-feeling weave unlike any other fabric in the world. it and done i t ” table is extended. With 1,600 “open windows” in every square inch of cloth, they let your body From the doorway Jimmy, drip Chairs have leatherette upholstered seats. breathe. You’ll be glad to know they’re WASHABLE . . . can be laundered and ping, grinned, “You win!” I had won acceptance. From Choice of oyster white freed of all perspiration odors. New tailoring features flatter men of every build that day on, I was immune from and suntan ^nish. . . . full chest expression without stuffy linings. Longer, trimmer lines . # • and a practical jokes. To the suggestioas collar that hugs the neck like a tailor-made. that I bring the rubber chase to the foreman and the pressman, I $1.00 Down Delivers turned a deaf ear. “Let well Mis* Elizabeth Ann Sweeney In Deep, Dark Colon for Busineaa enough alone” was the best policy (above), preiident of the St. so far as those brawny gentlemen Mary’s academy Mission Aid so H iiim iw i In Light or Bright Colon for Dreaa and Sporta were concerned. ciety, is attending the 12lh na Y MW And in the years that followed, tional CSMC convention in Roch whenever I encountered dear Billy ester, ISV Y., June 27-30. Miss American Furniture Cov Robinson in the old Tortoni, and Sweeney ha* done outstanding Man’s Shop—Street Floor—Arapahoe we had our refreshment, we would scholastic work at |he academy and 'The Store of Many Friends'* Sixteenth Street at Lawrence laugh when it came to naming the if an active member of the Mtche- “chaser.” beuf History club. , Ui ti PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock' Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, June 26, 1941 Recollection Day at St. Clara!s • Many of the Greatest Musical Artists Agree That YOUR EYES WILL THANK YOU 3rd Order Provincial to SOPILOTIF Sun glasses with optically safe lenses, painstakingly ground and polished, no invisible eye taxing defects—correct shades scien COOTIES, P IS I, tifically determined to admit ample light, yet permit eyes to Conduct Retreat June 29 rebix. Smart frames strong and comfortable. M m h is the finest toned piano. The Metropolitan Grand Opera (St. Elizabeth’* Parith) at St Clara's orphanage Sunday, company of New York show their preference for Knabe by using The Rev. Lucian Gallagher, 0. June 29j All spiritual exercises it exclusively. Now you can own a beautiful Knabe and use SWIGERT BROS. will tak^ place in the chapel on the convenient budget plan. * F.M., commissary provincial of the the first floor. The exercises will Optometrists (Continued From Page One) Third Order of St. Francis, will begin at 8 o’clock with Mass and Better Vision Good Service conduct the annual day of retreat The Rev. Edwin Aloysius him leave them again, the advan- Communion. The recitation of the Shearer, C.SS.R., supreme sky See All the New Styles at for Every Age At Right Prices taps awaiting an ambitious young Rosary will take place out-of-doors. m m s 1550 California KEystone 7651 fellow■ ill in ' America ' ‘ were far above Candidates for reception will re pilot or national chaplain of the jius/a co- anything Europe could offer. Car port to the mistress of novices in Military Order of Cooties and past PIA.NOS FOR RE.^T 1521 .Stout bt. GLASSES INDIVIDUALLY STYLED penters in Germany were earning the pador to the right of the national chaplain of the Veterans KNABE REPRESENTATIVES only 25 ceirts a day and board. He main entrance at 3 p.m. Those to of Foreign Wars, was in Den returned to Wichita to meet disap be professed should present their ver this week on an official visita pointment. There building had names to the officers. tion of Colorado “pup tents.” Busy Days Demand Typewriters suffered a lapse, and so, with a The schedule for the day is as “The VFW are 100 per cent capital of $13, he headed west. follows: behind the president in the pres Portables $ I 2 .N up 8—Holy Mass and Communion, Your old, out>of*(Ui€ Coss & Carberry was the first ent emergency,” Father Shearer Adi^^^on fo^^nc play, ruch firm the wide-awake young roan opening conference. declared, “and are opposed to any light fixtures may be All Makes Typewriter Service worked for in Denver. Not for 8:45 a.m.— Breakfast, individual or group of individuals costing ypu more money 9:30 a.m.—Registration of all that slow down our aid to Britain New Light Fixture then charming new ones Its Uth SL BAHNE8 SCHOOL BLDG. H.AIN SISS long, however, did he stay in the ranks as an employe. In 1888 he retreatants. or impede our national prepared Saves Its G>st would. Let us make a met the late Charles J. Dunn, and 10 a.m.—Conference and recol ness program.” lighting efficiency test ▼ ▼'WWW w w lection. SCHENECTADY, N. Y. — of your home today. in that year the two organized a Father Shearer is pastor of St. Scientifically accuraW laboratory construction company, which lasted 11 a.m.—Recitation of Francis Clement’s parish in Ephreta, Pa. until 1892 when each went into can Rosary. He served overseas as a chaplain in tests reveal that new light fixtures THEODORE REQUIESCANT business for himself. 11:45 a.m.—Conference, exami the 138th infantry, 35th division, of beautiful design can actually save nation of conscience. for 15 months, and held the rank of purchasers their original cost in a H. G. REID Thus officially began the life of 12:30 p.m.—Lunch; recreation I IN PACE the Kirchhof Construction Co., a first lieutenant He was in the short time. Increased efficiency and until 2 p.m. front lines in the Meuse-Argonne less loss of illumination arc the ELECTRICAL CON- now ably headed by Francis J. 2 p.m.—Conference; recollection. TRACTING — REPAIR [HACKETHAL Kirchhof, a son. That the Kirch drive and in the Verdun defense answers. 3 p.m.—Stations of the Cross. sector. ING and FIXTURES MRS. CLARA C. DE LUCA. 821 W. hof name should be linked so 3:30 p.m.—Ceremony of recep Air Conditioned 14 th avenue. Mother of Joe de Luca of closely to building and contracting tion and profession. MAin 230.3 Milwaukee. Butter, Frank* and Sylvester is not surprising; at least five gen de Luca, all of Denver; Mrs. Frances 4:15 p.m. — Closing conference, Winners of Contest in 329 14lh St. MORTUARY Walander of AlbuQuerque* N. Hex.; Mrs. erations of the Kirchhof family Benediction, and Papal blessing. Tina Cono. Mrs. Nancy Helmbert. and have been builders, from great- New York Announced 1449-51 Kalamath St. Clara de Luca. Requiem Mass was of fered Monday at 10 in St. Elizabeth's great-grandfather down to the Fr. McCuskey Assigned Phone MAin 4006 church. Interment Mt. Olivet. W. P. present company head. Eucharist Must New York.—Thomas A. Grogan Horan A Son service. To St. Elizabeth’s Even before the current century A report has come from the East of Holy Rosary school, Bronx, and PATRICK HARRINGTON. 2830 Vine. put in an appearance Mr. Kirchhof Geraldine M. O’Leary, Sts. Peter Father of Elizabeth Harrington and Mrs. that soon there will be a new mem John A. Miller, both of Denver, and John was widely known in the building Be Adored Even ber added to the staff at the friary. and Paul’s school, Bronx, have ARGONAUT HOTEL Harrington of Cleveland. O. Requiem field. Already he had constructed It is expected that the Rev. Vigil been announced as the winners of Miles S Dryer Mass was offered Monday at 9 in Loyola many of the most prominent resi the Cardinal Hayes Memorial Where Denver’* Society Entertain* for Luncheon* and Dinner* church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard McCuskey, O.F.M., will arrive to service. dences and institutions in Denver To End of Time take up duties at the friary for a Christian Doctrine competition. FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES, Printing Oo. Thomas was also awarded the JULIAN REGAN. Tucson. Ariz. Father and elsewhere in Colorado, but in time. DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN 3101 of Mrs. Helen Childs. Services and in terest in Cripple Creek was perhaps (Continued From Page One) Relatives of the Very Rev. grand prize, the Cardinal’s cup, Wheel Ticket* for terment were held at Mt. Olivet. Boule one of his early-day business ven for the best paper submitted. vard service. tage which we had hoped to safe Angelus Tintle, O.F.M., pastor, are Beautiful Ballroom* Private Dining Room* Bazaar* and Carnival* tures most worthy of note. He guard for them. spending a few days in Denver JAMES J. SMITH. 611 Elk place. visited the , booming mining camp Uncle of Mrs. Ed Martin, Mrs. John “How can we fail to love all prior to their return to the West Grey Nuns Have New Catholic Work Our Yakich, and James, John, and Charles in 1894 and foresaw its future. In men, when Christ’s death on the coast. Father Tintle plans to ac Costello. Requiem Mass was offered the following year he returned and Hospital in Manitoba Thursday at 9 in Holy Rosary church. cross was for love? company them on their return to Specialty Interment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard service. started construction operations. Los Angles for a short vacation Today on Bennett and Meyers ave “The current of human sacrifice Gallagher Transfer & Storage Co. JOHN TANKO, 4855 Washington. The Rev. Crispin Pfirman, 0. Ft. Frances, Manitoba. — The 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. nues and Main and Second streets must be stronger and more endur Husband of Mrs. Mary Jane Tanko, ing than the current of your Mis F.M., director of the Third Order Most Rev. Emile Yelle, Coadjutor 2424 ARAPAHOE father of John. Jr., and Woodrow Tanko can be seen buildings he con of St. Francis in Denver, will ar Archbishop of St. Boniface, offi KEystone 6348, 6349 and Mrs. Josephine Peterlin and Mrs. structed almost 50 years ago. sissippi river.” TA. 3341 Lucille Nelson. Mr. Tanko, 57. died rive in Denver this week in order ciated at the dedication and formal Saturday. June 21. in St. Joseph’s hos Panic in ’90* Recalled The Pontiff contrasted the peace to be on hand for the retreat at opening of La Verendrye hospital, HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND MACHINERY MOVING pital. He was born in Austria, and came and happiness of America with the St. Clara’s orphanage. a modern institution erected by to Denver 37 years ago. He was an em “Denver, in the years 1893 strife existing in the rest of the 1 ploye of a local packing company for 83 through 1895, experienced a panic The Rev. Fridolin Shockley, 0 the Sisters of Charity (Grey ' i: SERVICE QUALITY years, and a member of St. Martin's world, strife, he said, caused by F.M., is still convalescing at Mercy Nuns). The hospital stands on a that was bitter,” Mr. Kirchhof re the paganism rampant elsewhere. lodge and St. Rock’s lodge. Requiem called. “It was more or less local, hospital after a recent operation site viewing the Rainy river, where V Mass was offered Monday at 9 in Holy He warned America to guard He is expected tq return to active La Verendrye passed on his way Specializing in Quality Plumbing and , i HARTFORD-ALCORN Rosary church. Interment Mt. Olivet. for the East felt it not at all. Why, against the growth of paganism Boulevard service. duty at the friary in about a week. west. I remember the only building being “by sacrifice.” Heating Repairs M o rtu a ry MISS MAE C. KELLEHER. 891 S. done at the time found bricklayers Downing. Daughter of Mrs. Mary E. working ten-hour days for $1 a He concluded with his benedic Visitor Tells of Woman’s Successful Campaign 629 E. Colfax REratona 2779 Kellehor, sister of Mrs. Mary App and tion saying: “I give the blessing of Mrs. J. J. Russell. Miss Kelleher, 53. day. It was the worst panic this SLAHERY & COMPANY died Tuesday in Mercy hospital. She state ever saw.” the Holy Father to, the pilgrims of was born in Central city and attended Denver in the early days was the United States and to the Aloysiua' convent in the famed old Bishops of those countries repre Men’s Laxity of Faith Is PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS Call a mining camp until she came to Denver known as a “wide open” town, and with her parents. She had been em several of its “characters” made sented by their Bishops. May they 1726 MARKET STREET ployed by Daniels and Fishers store for names for themselves that were receive the blessings of the Sacred the past 28 years. Requiem Mass is Heart.” JOHN J. CONNOR, President PHONE KEYSTONE 1441 ZONE CAB being offered Friday at 9 in St. Francis not to be applauded. “Soapy” Now. on Wane in Colombia de Sales’ church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Smith perhaps was the most notor His Holiness’ address was deliv MAin 7171 Oiinger service. Prompt. Conrteoai Scrrlco ious of these men, and he was ered following the Pontifical Mass CHEAPER RATES PATRICK J. O’HALLORAN, 2235 S. known intimately by Mr. Kirchhof. celebated by Archbishop John J. Frequently stories of the lax These lectures continued the rest CLEAN NEW CABS Clayton. Father of Mrs. Agnes Coiliana. Glennon of St. Louis, and the ser Mrs. Margaret Terpening, Mrs. Mary Lou Blonger and Ed Chase and Catholicity in some districts of of that Holy Week, but when Sat Zimmerman, Mrs. Patricia Stotts, and Vaso Chucovich were others whose mon delivered by Archbishop Jos the South American countries are urday came the priest founds his LOOP MARKET Dan O’Halloran. Mr. O’Halloran, 73, operations reaped huge fortunes eph F. Rummel of New Orleans, told by those who visit there, but confessional deserted. UndiS' DOYLE’S (lied in St. Anthony’s hospital Sunday. for them. to the thousands of pilgrims gath mayed, the senora had the priest FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE He was born in Ireland and came to the Senora Soffy Pinzon de Zuloaga Free Parking With Purchate of SOc or More at 1429 Lawrence United States 60 years ago. After living Meantime, the business of the ered at the Minnesota state fair of Manizales, Colombia, South return to the city at intervals in PHARMACY in New York city for five years he came Kirchhof Construction company was grounds. America, a recent visitor in Den the next year, for she knew that Tho P irtlci^ ir D m cfirt to Colorado. A retired railroad man, he growing so rapidly that twice, in Era of Sacrifice Da-wning the men would gather to hear the ived in Trinidad, Pueblo, Longmont, and ver, can give first-hand informa lectures. 17TH AVE. AND GRANT East Portal before he moved to Denver 1901 and in 1904, larger quarters tion concerning a successful cam The firms listed here de years ago. Requiem Mast was offered In his sermon Archbishop Rum- In the spring of 1940 the priest f KE. 6987 FREE DEUVERT were demanded, and thus moves Tuesday at 10 in St. Jtose of Lima's mel called on all Americans to paign carried on in her city to serve to be remembered SOLE§ were necessitated. Before the lat combat the ravages of laxity was again engaged for a full church. Oiinger oervice. ter move Mr. Kirchof had added make sacrifices for God and for week’s series. 'This time 250 men when you are distributing Hcn’i WoDitn**, and Childrta’* JAMES C. O’HARA. 453 Delmware. country in this period of national among the professional men of Half Sole* Father of Thomas and James O’Hara, the Kirchof Lumber company to the Manizales area. of the 750 who attended the lec ‘r.; Mrs. J. Sullivan. Mrs. J. McNally. his business ventures. He kept crisis. He said: “For us all there is tures received the sacraments of your patronage in the-dif BJlllTk Mrs. A. Petro. and Mrs. H. Milikin, and it until 1920, when it was sold. dawning an era of sacrifice, the Three years ago, upon being Penance and Holy Eucharist. This ferent lines of business. Loop Shoe Repair Shop brother of Mrs, J. P. Mahoney. Mr. sacrifices entailed in the unfolding elected first president of Catholic Loop Market. Lawrtne* StrM t SU« Kara, 82. died Sunday. He was born After moving to Seventh street past Holy Week series brought Winchester, Ky.. and came to Denver and Lawrence avenue in 1904, Mr. of the program of national defense Action in Colombia, Senora de even better results, for 600 men 35 years ago. An employe of a local Kirchhof and his present asso and making ready for emergencies Zuloaga depicted the lack of received Holy Communion at the Capital Floral Shop tationery company, he retired ten years that seem to become hourly more strong Catholicity among the men Requiem Mass was offered Wednes- ciates, Louis Anderson and Carl Mass on Easter Sunday. The se ► 2828 Colo. Blvd. EM. 4292 4 at 9 in St. Joseph's church. Inter F. Stahl, started the American imminent and more real. of the city and resolved to do nora is willing to admit that her m ent Ml Olivet. Theodore Hackethal Fixture company, of which Mr. “They are sacrifices that will something about the condition. In experiment is a success, and al service. Kirchhof is the president. affect the personal convenience and order to attract lawyers, politi ready she is at work on plans for COLFAX MARKET RICHARD SMITH. 4322 W. 36th ave cians, doctors, and merchants, who ALTAR BREADS nue. Brother of Edward Smith. Funeral Married in Cathedral comforts to which we are wedded; next year’s series. She says that COLFAX AT COLFAX A'f services were held Monday at 9 in the sacrifices that limit and even sus seemed to be the worst offenders, another priest will be added, at DOWNING MARION SEWING mortuary chapel. Interment Mt. Olivet. Mr. Kirchhof met Miss Elizabeth pend the freedom of which we often the senora instituted a series of least to help in the hearing of Con Day service. O’Connor in 1889, and the couple lectures, which were advertised'as Little Girls’ Dresses, Epibroidery, FRANK DeBIASE, 2436 W. 41st ave boast so proudly; sacrifices which fessions, for the lecturer was in From their C«IlforoU NorltUu the Monogramlng, Etc. nue. Father of Peter DeBiase and Mrs. were married on June 10, 1891, involve economic retrenchment in philosophical and scientific. Call the confessional until 3 o’clock ChrUtian Brother! tend joo tea eaperb tcuRK’s flowers; Elizabeth Debuno, both of Denver; Mi in the Cathedral. Mr.s. Kirchhof the community and in the family, ing the.se lectures by their real this past Easter morning. winee. The Brothers mainUln St CUT FLOWERS THE SISTERS OF THE chael DeBiase of New York city, and died six years ago. The couple title, discussions on religious Marr’i Collefe and other schools Mrs. Josephine Banguisti of Chicago. and sacrifices which in the spirit The senora’s husband. Dr. Julio throurh tho ssle of their treat wiae. POTTED PLANTS GOOD SHEPHERD Mr. DeBiase, 65, died Sunday in St. were vitally concerned in Catho of patriotism the American citizen topics, was out of the question. Zuloaga, is a prominent physician TELEPHONE PEABL MOl Joseph’s hospital. He was born in Italy licity, and Mrs. Kirchhof was ac accepts willingly in principle even The senora gathered together and surgeon of Colombia and rep Artistic Floral Sprays and came to Colorado 46 years ago. He tive in Catholic charity wo|k. P A L L’ S lived in Salida until 1918, when he moved wheD at times he questions or chal a group of socially prominent resented his country’s Rotarians Corsage*, 50c Up The chapel-of Our Mother of Sor lenges their wisdom or immediate KE. 6171 Free Delivery New Y’or|^ city. In 1920. he returned women and gave each a list con at the recent convention of the ► Free Delivery TA. 36624 Salida. and moved to Chicago three rows in St. Elizabeth’s church was necessity.” taining some ten or 12 names. Rotary International in Denver. J. T. Upton Renovating years later. He moved to Denver in a gift from Mrs. Kirchhof. This Each woman called on the men on He is a former representative of 1925. He was a retired employe of the chapel has one of the most beau Following the broadcast from the Co. Colorado A Southern Railroad company. Vatican, an estimated 80,000 her list and had them projnise to the chamber of deputies of Co ExelnflTcly a n*b tiful wood altars in Colorado. The Special and poalt^ market. C*rp«t CUantr* That Clean Requiem Mass was offered Wednesday at marchers took part in the mammoth attend at least one of the lectures. lombia. The couple are personal Free delivery Colorado in St'. Catherine’s church. Interment altar was designed by J. B. Bene procession in which was borne the A well-known priest from a neigh friends of Pope Pius XII, having Fed PROMPT Mt. Olivet. dict, an expert on Church archi boring town was engaged as the met him at the 32nd international TA b o r 1776 Frog Legs PERSONAL MICHAEL NEWMAN. Regeqt hotel. Blessed Sacrament. The proces Roasting Requiem Mass is being offered Friday at tecture, and a famous German sion started from St. Andrew’s speaker and the lectures were held Eucharistic congress held in REASONABLE in the Cathedral. Interment Mt. OliveL wood-carver was obtained to carve in a school building, for Senora Buenos Aires, South America, in Chickens SERVICE church in St. Paul and wended its it by hand. He spent 1,500 work way two miles to the Minnesota de Zuloaga knew some of the men 1934, when he was Cardinal Country Delaware W. H. UPTON ing-hours doing this job, an art al state fair grounds, the Eucharistic well enough to realize that getting Legate to the congress. Dressed, ^ B R U N 0 5 Manager Party Slated July 2 at most lost to the world today. Shad center. All state offices, as well as them inside the church was an im 'The doctor will visit the Mayo Colored When the late Bishop J.'Henry industries and business establish possibility. clinic at Rochester, Minn., to do 765 Tejon Street St. Clara’s Orphanage Tihen came to Denver, Mr. Kirch TAbor 5223 ments, closed during the procession At the first meeting 250 men research work before departing hof was one of several hundred under a proclamation by Gov. attended, and the priest won for his Soqth American home. At PRESHEK FISH AND POULTRY AT BRUNO'S A card party and dessert-lunch Catholics at the station to meet Harold Stassen decreeing a legal the admiration of all. The next present the couple are in Cali him. The late Monsignor William eon w ll be held at St. Clara’s or state-wide observance. day twice that number gathered. fornia. WWWWWWWWOWW W'W^ 'WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW' phanage July 2 at 1 o’clock. Host O’Ryan introduced Mr. Kirchhof While in Denver Dr. and Senora esses will be Mrs. P. J. Golden, St. to the prelate. Bishop Tihen, tak de Zuloaga were feted at a lunch CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING Elizabeth’s parish; Mrs. Ryan, St. ing a long look at the builder, ENGLEWOOD PARISH SUMMER eon at the Denver Country club Philomena’s parish, and Miss R. said, “Frank, you need no intro by Mrs. T. A. Cosgriff. Those Kindel and Mrs. Slattery of Cathe duction.” When told that perhaps present included Mr. and Mrs. M. dral parish. Special prizes will be he was mistaken, Bishop Tihen FESTIVAL NOW IN PROGRESS J. O’Fallon, Miss Benecia Batione, Classified Ads awarded. Admission is 25 cents. replied, “Let me tell you a little and Miss Beatrice Lenartz of Everybody is welcome. story that perhaps will refresh Boulder. It will pay you to read ALL of the following advertisement*. your memory. Many years ago a (St. Loui*’ Parith, Englewood) tickets were given away as a young carpenter came to a chap St. Louis’ summer festival on prize Thursday evening, June 26. REAL ESTATE Bing Crosby to Compete lain in Wichita and asked the the parish grounds, 3300 S. Sher The same prize will be awarded If you wiih to sell or rent your DRUG STORES FURNITURE In Springs Golf Tourney priest to read a letter to him from man, is now in full swing. Early Friday evening, June 27. property call PEarl 4638. We returns indicate that this will be t h e Colorado Springs. — (INS) — his mother in Germany. The young Included in the list of awards specialize in South Denver. BUTUHINSON'S PHARMACY CAPITOL FURNITURE STORE one of the best festivals ever are a handmade quilt, two sofa Your Naborbood Druszist 732 E. Colfax & Clarkaon offera 179.50 Bing Crosby, the radio and motion man was having trouble with his Kimsey & Co., 308 South Pearl. regular 4 pc. bleached walnut B. R. tuiU at eyes at the time.” Bishop Tihen staged by the parish. pillows, a portable radio, an eleo Phone SPniee 0588 100 So. Pearl picture star, notified officials of 'Ten dollars worth of festival JAMES HUTCHINSON 954.50. 849.50 regular 5 pc. maple dinette the Western Amateur golf tourna was -that chaplain; Mr. Kirchhof trie fan, two hand-painted pio set 934.00. 912.50 inneripring mats. 99.75. tures, a linen bridge set, three Easy terms. KE. 8711. ment that he will arrive in Colo was that young carpenter. Schirmer, president of the Ameri Tom Flaherty’s MATTRESS RENOVATING rado Springs Saturday, June 28, It was in the early ’20s that Mr. pairs of Hand-embroidered pillow can National bank, in 1928, the cases, a lace doily, a cookie jar, SPECIAL PRICE FOR LIMITED TOJE CHIROPRACTOR and will compete in the tournament Kirchhof, as he says it, “had a directors voted unanimously to MATTRESSES CUSHIONED WITH which opens Tuesday, July 1. funny notion to retire.” The con five different articles of fancy- QUALITY INNER SPRINGS. NEW DR. A. H. MONTGOMERY. Chiropractor, have Mr. Kirchhof take over the work, and a metal porch chair. COVERS. FELTED, CARDED. $5.45. electric therapy. 1457 Glcnarm. KE. 0088. §ummcA.’A (UpoAlt Marvin “Bud” Ward of Spokane, tracting business was turned over duties of president. The Colorado COLONY GRILL to his son, Francis J. Kirchhof, and Concessions on the grounds will ONE-DAY SETi VICE M A T T R E S ^ Wash., will defend his title in the builder flatly refused, but finally include booths for faneywork, RENOVATED. NEW COVERS, **.46. WE PHOTO FINISHING is glorified by au tournament, which is expected to today the firm is known as the consented to accept the position Where Friends Meet Friends ALSO RECOVER STUDIO COU C^. draw 175 or more golfing stars, F. J. Kirchhof Construction com candy, fishpond, baseball, darts, MOUNTAIN STATES MATTRESS CO. First class photo finishing, developing free, tumn leaves. Nature for 90 days. Now, almost 13 years pop, ice cream, novelties, sugar 2166 16TH ST. TA. 09*2. _____ prints Sc and up. 10 %- disc, delivered and including Veteran (jhick Evans, pany. Under the management of later, he still is president, and no • FINE FOODS Francis J. Kirchhof, the company fluff, and various games, and a CATHOUC DAUGHTERS' HOVE. called for at the DENVER PHOTO ART provides the same who held the title for many years. doubt his associates and employes CO., 4507 Federal Blvd., GR. 0841. continues to lead the way in its merry-go-round. • MIXED DRINKS 1172 G rant P lts n n t bom* (or girl*. magnificent colors in fadeless, would not hear of his resigning, field here. Among the big projects Additional donations for the • BEER • WINE PAINTING A PAPERING REAL ESTATE IMPROVED everlasting granite. Priest Marks Jubilee in handled of late are the capital Decorated by Piui XI hope chest and faneywork booth In 1924, Mr. Kirchhof received Psintin* and Paperins rteeonebl*. E. T. 1600 Vrain. Modern 6 rm. brick bung. 2 or State’s Oldest Mission building annex, U. S. mint annex, were received from the following 5 lots. Priced for quick sale. PE. 4949. There are eight beautiful Cold Lowry field jobs, auditorium an the high honor of being made a this week: Carl and A1 ^rock, Mrs. 569 E. Colfax Yeezer. 87 W. Maple. Spruco 2854.______San Diego, Calif.—Wearing the Knight of St. Gregory by Spring Granites of Color from vestments that ..were brought to nex, and the market. Catholic in P. Byrne, Mrs. F. ^Connors, Mrs. PAPER HANGING AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS stitutions ever have been a "long Pope Pius XI. Franzensruhe, a B. Cawley, Mrs. Harold Crowley, PAINTING San Diego by Father Junipero mountain lodge owned by Mr. Reconditioned pianos, olayen, grandi, which to choose your memorial suit” of the company, and the ex Mrs. M. Clifford, Mrs. K. Cantrell, organs (pipe and reed), orehettrai initru- Serra in 1769, the Rev. C, Norman Kirchhof, has been the reception For paper hanging and painting, call A. design. Raley celebrated a Solemn Mass pertness of the Kirchhof people Mrs. A. M. Clarke, Mrs. A. Eppick, POUNDED BY IL T. HURRAY menta. T R. Walker. 286 Broadway. 8P. can be found in comparatively re place for many dignitaries of Mrs. P. Fisher, Mrs. A. Gunn, Mrs. Beringer, EA it 2285. ___ 7864. in San Diego de Alcala, Cali Church and state, including the fornia’s oldest mission, in com cent jobs at St. Joseph’s, Mercy, J. Goetzfried, Mrs. R. Helmer, FURNACES AND GRATES and St. Anthony’s hospitals; St. present Apostolic Delegate in Mrs. William Huffnagel, Miss A. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER memoration of his 40th anniversary Washington, the Most Rev. Amleto FURNACES INSTALLED ft REPAIRED to the priesthood. Bishop Charles Thomas’ seminary, the Register Kurth, Mrs. E. Lewison, Mrs. F. Stenogrspher, typist, notary, phonea ans JACQUES building, St. Cajetaii’s school, and G. Cicognani, and many other Moore, Mrs. L. Millard, Mrs. K.| H. H. York. 521 E. Expoaitlon. PEarl 2218. wered, null forwarded, reasonable.'MARIE F. Buddy presided at the Mass, members of the Hierarchy, clergy, Nachazel, Mr. and Mrs. L. Nichol K. DUNCAN. 602 Denver Nat’l Bldg. TA. which was attended by 60 priests. St. Elizabeth’s chapel. PHOTOGRAPHS 8885. When the auditorium annex con and sisters’ orders. son, Mrs. B. Olson, Mrs. A. tract was let, it was with the con Mr. and Mrs. Kirchhof also were O’Brien, Mrs. J. Petrash, Mrs. C. The Anderson Photograph Stndio, 1206 HOME FOR SALE BROTHERS dition that the job must be finished blessed with four other children, Ranke, Mrs. T. Romero, Mrs. 15th 8 t Comer Lawrenet. Phona MAin 1378. S. Joaephine SL. 5 rooms, full finished OLINGERS Pharmacy by June 1 or a penalty would be as Frieda, who died when a baby; Charles Smith, Miss M. Sinnett, Groceries • Meats • Bakery basemenL den,- laundry room, ga* h.w, Since 1902 sessed. Not only was the project Alberta, the wife of Christian Mrs. E. Truesdale, Mrs. Joseph PRINTING heaL Cloae to church, cehoola 24,000. WE COLLECT GAS BILLS — BELL completed on schedule, but it was Diamantopoulos, Greek ambaasa Wolfe, Mrs. L. Wells. Mrs. C. Toy, MURRAY’S Viaitlng Car* 50 for 75c. best quality UNFURNISHED HOUSE FOR i S8 E. 6 th Av«. TAbor 6468 MONEY ORDERS AND STAMPS done in record time, ‘for the steel dor to Russia prior to the present Mrs. Joe Young, Mrs. Charles SINCE 188* did not arrive in Denver until European conflict; Edward A. of Ranke, Mrs. Thomas Romero, Mrs. Wedding announcementa, commercial print RENT it 3020 W. Alameda Phones GR. 1613-14-15 ing. Wheel ticketa always. We publish the Feb. 17. Altadena, Calif., and Bemadine, at Eugene Tausch, Mrs. Ida Dodge, We«t **nd * JalUa FREE Denver Street Guide. RODGERS Five room modem house. Very desirable. .Upon the death of GodfreyJ home, 1260 Franklin street. land Mrs. P. Byrne. PRINTING CO., 611 14th SL, KE. 4064. Adult! only. 913 Champa SL