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MOUNT OF HOLY CROSS CHOSEN FOR JUBILEE MASS Mother of 4,000 Contents Copyrighted— Pemisfjion to Reproduce Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue Hardest Peak in
Within a few days, we have come across two instances where real estate dealers tried to lay the Nuns Is Visitor State to Get to (round for what we consider or dinary swindling. The game is DENVER CATHOLIC obriously used regularly, but is clerer enough to keep within the Is One Selected law". Here it is: A man wishes to to Convent Here buy a home with a down payment of a few hundred dollars; there is a mortgage on it which he Enormous Works for Religion Are Guided Monsignor Joseph Bosetti and Philip Doran agrees to take orer; the yerbal Were First to Scale It in 1933, agreement is that a new mortgage by Sister From Westphalia, REGISTER will be entered in his name; but when he comes-to take orer the Germany ^ Last Week 4 property, he finds that the old The National Catholic Welfaie Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. W e^ave mortgage, which will not run Uaving come thousands of miles over land and sea to Also the International News Service! (Wire and Mail), a L arge Special Service, and Seven SmallerServices. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Joseph Bosetti, Ph.D., Vicar more than a year or two, is to be visit the tvork her order is doing in the United .States and General of th« Denver diocese, has chosen the actual, continued; nevertheless he is to Mount of the Holy Cross for his Mass on August 2, com es^cially in the mission area of the Southwest, Mother VOL. XXVIII. No. 48 DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1933. $2 PER YEAR make his down payment and to memorating the silver jubilee of his ordination Jto the make a number of other payments Mary Verena of Olpe, Westphalia, Germany, mother gen while the mortgage runs. Now for eral of the Poor Sisters of St. Francis Seraph of the I^er- priesthood. So inaccessible is thil famous mountain that the trick: The mortgage is car petual Adoration, was a visitor this week at the Denver when he and Philip Doran went to its top last week and ried by the real estate firm. If the It a l i a n f l y e r s a t t e n d registered they found they were the first visitors to the firm refuses to renew the mort house of the order, St. Anthony’s hospital, headquarters for the Western province of the nuns in the United States. 'S summit in 1933. Most of the people who go to the^Mount gage after the buyer has paid in a considerable sum, it can fore An outline of the work carried order practically blankets a large MASS OF THANKSGIVING of the Holy Cross do not get near the actual mountaiiw close and the buyer probably loses on by the order shows that part of the Southwest in the They stop at Notch mountain, which is a long way off but everything he had paid on the it includes some 4,000 sisters with United States in its work, having Holy Father’s Message Delivered at Pontifical from which the cross of snow on the face of the mountain property. A neat way of doing a a total of about 250 establish 14 institutions in New Mexico and T ments, 86 of which are in this many in Colorado, Wyoming and is visible. The ease with which Notch mountain can be damnably dirty thing without go Service in Chicago Ca,thedral reached, however, has led the people of that section to ing to the penitentiary for it! country. The general mother- Nebraska. There is no way for the buyer to house is at Olpe, Germany. The Nearly every type of endeavor refer to tourists who go only that far as the “tea party protect himself unless he can get carried on by nuns is found in the GHyRGH MGIIILED crowds.” somebody else to lend him the order’s activities. The school pro There will be no “ tea party” gram ranges from parish schools, money. business in Monsignor Bosetti’s academics and colleges to uni The 125th anniversary of the If you are buying a house, have MW versity work, the last named being birth of Cardinal Manning, great climb. Phil Doran, who accom a lawyer go over everything and in Europe. A summer college, St. English convert churchman, who panied him last week, character put your signature to nothing un^- Francis’, is held at Albuquerque. ordained the Rev. Dr. William ized the trip then as an endur less he advises you to go ahead. The order also conducts hospitals, O’Ryan of Denver to the priest ance contest. To get to the The swindle birds are extremely orphanages and homes for the hood forty-seven years ago in IS EXPECTEO T l mountain; one-, goes to the town anxious to get your name on a aged. London, was brilliantly noted July piece, of paper in order to make This diversity is a feature of 16 in an editorial in The Sunday of Red Cliff and then by automo things binding for you, but they especial appeal to young women Star, Washington, D. C. The paper bile to Camp Tigwan. From there are preciously careful not to sign entering the order, as they are declared: on, it is a strenuous hike to the anything that binds them. .sure to find some type of work that Cardinal Manning was born a summit of the Holy Cross. Six they enjoy. Exchanges are ef hundred and twenty-five years ago hours’ steady walking by men in It is our belief that special leg fected among the provinces if an vigorous physical condition is re islation will have to be enacted yesterday. He was the youngest A press dispatch from Santa Fe oversApply of nuns fitted for a par son of a West India merchant, re quired to make the trip, which is The Rev. Damon McCadden, to do away with the ticket-selling Wednesday announcing that Aug ticular type of work occurs in one up and down rough mountain who since his ordination in June (Turn to Page 4 — Column 1) siding at Totteridge, in beautiful ust 23 is the date for the installa province and need for them is Hertfordshire. The father became trails with climbs up to timber has been working at the Shrine tion of the new Archbishop of the shown in another. The order, es a governor of the Bank of Eng line and back again and up again. of St. Anne, Arvada, has been New Mexico see, the Most Rev. pecially in its hospitals, does a land and later a member of par A group of hardy mountain climb transferred by Monsignor Joseph Ohio Legislators Rudolph A. Gerken, D.D., for the great deal of charity work among liament. The boy was educated | ers will accompany Monsignor Bosetti, V.G., to the Holy Ghost last six years Bishop of Amarillo, the poorer people. at Harrow and at Balliol college, Bosetti and carry a tent under church as assistant to the Rev. Texas, said that the Most Rev. Mother M. Verena visits every Oxford. His initial venture into which he will celebrate his silver John E. Mulroy. The arrival of Study Tax Aid to Amleto Giovanni Cicognani, the house of the order once every the world was that of a temporary jubilee Mass. He expects a con the comipission, last Saturday, of new Apostolic Delegate to the three, years. This is her fourth clerkship in the colonial office, but; gregation of six at the service. the Rev. Henry Ford, who now United States, will be present. trip to . the United States. She he soon fled from its routine to He was told that if he transferred takes charge of the chaplaincy Church Schools This news led to the belief that has been mother general since the more congenial atmosphere of the celebration' to Mount Evans work in the forestation camps of the delegate will come from Santa 1916, having been re-elected to the university he loved. The call or Pike’s Peak he would have hun the state, created a vacancy at the Cleveland.— An investigation of Fe to Denver. He was a personal the office three times in that pe of the Church was ringing in his dreds present; but he wants to downtown churcTi. the question of state aid for paro friend of Bishop Vehr before riod. Sisters who have met her ears, and the summons became celebrate ^n a real he-man moun There may be some changes chial schools by a special commit either of them rose to their present say that she gives the appearance ever more and more insistent. He tain, not on a tourist peak. among the newly-ordained priests tee appointed by the Ohio senate high positions and it is taken for of a saint in her person and bear decided to obey, was elected a fel on the arrival home of Bishop The'Mass will be offered at 10 is now under way, the aim being granted by local clergymen that ing, lovable, distinguished in ap low of Merton and ordained. That ■Vehr about August 1 as their ap to determine' whether such aid His Excellency will come here for pearance, but at the same- time was the first milestone of premier o’clock, August 2. It will.be a pointments were temporary. The .'hould be extended by the state. a visit with the Bishop before he modest and self-effacing. importance in his career. Low Mass. Bishop landed in New York this The committee was appointed returns East. This will be his She is accompanied on her trip For a few years he was rector Monsignor Bosetti has always week, but is to visit for a short following a ballot in which a pro first visit to the West since his ap from Germany by Sister Mary time in Cincinnati before return of a Sussex parish. ' In that period Mayor Kelly of Chicago, a Catholic, presenting to Gen. Italo loved the mountains and is one of posal to permit parochial schools pointment as Delegate, although Eustelle, her secretary. Sister the most skillful Alpinists in the ing to Denver. to -•'hare in the benefits of special he married, out his delicate young Balbo, also a Catholic, a golden key to the city, as the air command he had been across this country on Mary Basilia, Western provincial, wife soon died. The bereavement state. He has several reasons for The Rev. James Williams of the taxation was rejected by one vote. visits, j, went to Lafayette, Indiana, to er’s comrades looked on at the ceremony held in the City hall. wishing to celebrate his silver ju Boise City diocese, Idaho, who is The group is under the chairman-, prepared his mind for the ascetic Many Bishops and priests are meet them and accompanied them and his companions, together with bilee in this unique fashion. One spending the summer in .Colorado ship of Senator Jbhn F. Smolka. teaching of the Oxford Tracts, Chicago.— General Italo Balbo expected at Santa Fe for the in to Denver. All three left On a the congratulations of the Holy is that he loves the European cus and who has been assisting iCt the The resolution authorizing the and he joined the High Church and his 96 companions, who man stallation. Bishop Urban J. Vehr tour of the Southwest but will re Father, also his blessing. His tom of celebrating Mass on the Cathedral on Sundays, has gone study, which was passed unani refc -mers in their campaign ned the Italian air fleet of 24 will be among them. turn to Denver in about ten- days. planes which Saturday, July 15, Holiness prays that the divine help highest mountain peaks in order for two weeks to Holyoke, to take mously, is as follows: “ Whereas, A (Turn to Page 7 — Column 2) invoked by them at the beginning to dedicate them to God. Another the place of Father Meister, who very large percentage of the school completed the 6,100-mile flight of their journey may be continued is that the present Holy Father, has been ill. August 1 he is to children of the large cities of this from Orbetello, Italy, to the Cen for the happy return of the heroic Pope Pius XI, was noted as an go to Sterling, to take the place state are educated in parochial tury of Progress exposition here, trans-Atlantic fliers.” Alpinist before his election to the temporarily of Father Besioit, as schools at the expense of religious Sunday attended a Pontifical Mass Papacy, and has set the precedent sistant to Father Charles Hagus denominations and without any Final Plans for Fr, McMenamin of thanksgiving in the Cathedral The MostfRev. Bernard J. Sheil, pf the Holy Name, where there Auxiliary Bishop of Chicago, cele in the celebration of Mass on at St. Anthony’s church. Father contribution whatever by the tax Benoit will return to Sterling after payers of this state, and, whereas, ivas read a message from His brated the Mass of thanksgiving. mountain peaks. Another reason is that the Mount of the Holy a vacation. , the religious denominations which Holiness Pope Pius XI conveying The Cathedral was filled to capac Cross is a national monument and The Rev. Thomas Coleman, have financed such education in the Jubilee Assure Brilliant Event his Apostolic blessing and wishing ity and a throng estimated in ex newly-ordained Cincinnati priest, past are now seriously handicap the aviators a safe return to their cess pf 25,0(f0 filled adjourning Monsignor Bosetti wi^es to pay honor to his adopted country on who is to spend two years study ped by the financial depression, and homeland. streets to catch a glimpse of the Final plans for the silver jubilee will preside. An address will be aviators. the anniversary of his ordination. ing newspaper work in The Regis the further conduct of such schools celebration Wednesday, July 26, The Holy Father’s message, con given by the Rev. Matthew Smith, veyed through' His Eminence And his fourth reason is that the ter office, arrived Tuesday after is seriously jeopardized and threat to mark the completion of twenty- Following the Mass, General with the response by Father Mc George Cardinal Mundelein, Arch Mount of the Holy Cross has been noon and is temporarily at St. ened, and, whereas, the breakdown five years’ work by the Rev. Hugh Menamin. Balbo and l)is companions went to Jbhh’s rectory. of such parochial schools would bishop of Chica^, and signed by the Century of. Progq'ess exposi (Turn to Page 6 -r- Column 6) L.-McMenamin, LL.D., as rector of The afternoon reception at the throw an enormously increased the Cathedral, indicate that it will His Eminence Eugenio Cardinal tion. They were guests at lunch burden upon the public school sys rectory will be in charge of the Pacelli, Papal Secretary of State, eon in the trustees’ room of the be one of the most brilliant and ladies of the Altar and Rosary so tem of this state, and, whereas, colorful affairs held in years. Ed read as follows: Hall of Science, and afterwards ciety. It will be an informal af the education of the children in win C. Johnson, governor of Colo “ Please extend to General Balbo (Turn to Page 7 — Column 4) New Qift Home for Nurses such parophial schools is under the rado, will he one of the speakers fair. There will be a musical pro jurisdiction of and subject, largely, at the evening banquet, and Wil gram in charge of Miss Josephine to the control of the various liam F. McGlone, Jr., manager of Courtney. Refreshments will be To Be Ready in September boards of education, and, whereas, revenue, will officially represent served. * BARNUM WAS RIGHT; THERE the problem of financing such the city. The full program of the The Cosmopolitan hotel, at the Despite delay caused by heavy decorative plastering was com schools has now become acute: day will include: Solemn Mass in evening banquet, will present a snows and frequent cold spells of pleted Wednesday. The sixty “ Be it re.solved by the senate the Cathedral at 9:30; clergy scene not often witnessed. It will IS ONE BORN EVERY MINUTE considerabie duration last winter, private rooms and the classrooms of the ninetieth general assem luncheon afterwards at the Argo be one of the most brilliant affairs contractors engaged in construc are ready for their first coat of bly, That an inquiry and investi naut hotel; reception at the Ca ever held here. Cathedral parish tion of the new nurses’ home at St. paint. Tile work and plumbing gation should be made into the thedral rectory from 2 to 6, and (By Hubert A. Smith) succeed, but' eventually most of ioners and many now residing in them will end in the same place Joseph’s hospital are rushing the fixtures in the rooms and in the matters above referred to, with k the evening banquet at the Cos ; The rising market of recent other parishes, who formerly be they did four years ago, with building to rapid completion. It central lavatories Have been com view toward determining whether mopolitan hotel at 7 o’clock. Weeks has recalled to all Ameri longed to the Cathedral parish, nothing. it virtually certain that the hertne pleted; the heating-plant, featur or not the taxpayers of the state Father McMenamin will cele cans the great days of 1929 when will unite to do honor to the ju- Senator Thomas of Oklahoma will be ready for occupancy in ing concealed radiation and ther of Ohio should contribute some brate the Solemn Mass, with two everybody and his brother, besides bilarian on that occasion. Many Wednesday threatened the New early September. mostatic control in every room, is part of the expense of such paro of his former assistants acting as old friends from out of town are holding down jobs from which they Considerable detail work, which installed. On the outside, the wall, chial schools; with a view to de York Stock exchange and the^Chi- deacon and subdeacon. The Rev. expected and priests who formerly drew weekly or monthly income, will take all of a month, remains which encloses the courtyard, is in termine further whether or not E.dward J. Mannix, pastor of St. cago Grain.- exchange with either Rev. Hugh L. McMenamin served as assistants in the Cathe Were participants in the stock mar to be done. Painters began the place and each day the debris is such contribution would be legal Catherine’s, will be deacon and ket. Many felt that their regular closing or government supervision dral are to be guests, as well as unless a rqlc is adopted limiting interior decorating this week. The being cleared away to make way under the constitution and statutes the Rev. William Higgins, pastor Jjositions were mere avocations, by the Rev. William O’Ryan, D. civic and state officials and sev- the amount of loss permitted on floors in the corridors and the for the landscape gardeners. of this state, and whether, if legal, of St. Philomena’s, subdeacon. The While playing the market was to D., LL.D., pastor of St. Leo’s. e r a 1 non-Catholic clergymen. any one commodity in a day’s ses spacious lobby will be laid start Mrs. Ella Mullen Weekbaugh, it would be desirable as a tem Rev. Dr. Daniel Morning of the furnish the means by which they Among the guests are numbered sion. We suggest that the men ing next week. Book shelves and donor of the home, which will be porary measure or as a permanent Cathedral will be master of cere At the clergy luncheon, the Rev. would become rich. People who Bishop Irving Peake Johnson, responsible for the outrageous ris decorative woodwork in the li a memorial to her mother, Cath policy.” monies. The sermon will be given C. 1)1. Johnson of the Cathedral never saw a farm, except from the Episcopal; Rabbi Friedman and ing and dropping of market prices brary also will be finished within erine Smith Mullen, has given a 1-oad, were plunging head over Rabbi Kauvar, Jewish; and Chan should not be given the considera the next two weeks; electric fix majority of her waking hours cellor Hunter of Denver univer heels into wheat. Those who tures will be installed at the last, to supervising personally virtually never saw the inside of a generat tion of a warning at this time, but sity, Methodist Episcopal. Father that the campaign threatened by and the building will be ready to every detail of the interior con ing plant, of a gas plant, or of a 15,041 Freeree Meals Served in Two J. Frederick McDonough, pastor Senator Thomas be pushed for receive thft year’s staff of student struction. Ideas, not thought of of the Blessed Sacrament church, telephone building were giving the ward immediately. The favored nurses. in the^original plans, have been ipublic utilities stocks the ride of will be.the principal speaker. In few who hold the whip hand over Enough of the project has been incorporated into the building by itheir lives. Others who did not the absence of the Most Rev. the stock market should not be al completed to give one an idea of Mrs. Weekbaugh in the course of a t |]Months at |]Months D enver Shelter House (know whether copper was culti Bishop Urban J. Vehr, the Right lowed to interfere with normal re the elaborateness and careful plan construction. Personal touches vated like potatoes, grown on Rev. Monsignbr Bosetti, V.G., will covery in this country. ning of the home. The last of the (Turn to Page 7 — Column 3) The shelter house of the Society lodgings, and served 15,041 meals, j The entertainments consisted of represent the diocese. Governor trees, or mined were looking to a of Si. Vincent de Paul at 2541 The men are furnished tobacco, singing, parlor magic, ballroom, Johnson will speak for the state. jPark hill mansion as they pyra California street, Denver, is the (hatches and telephone service tap and ballet dancing, and read Other speakers will be Oscar Malo, mided their copper stocks. without charge. Transients are ings, and have been very much center of an unparalleled work of president of the Cathedral associa The hysteria of contemplated encouraged to use the baths,and enjoyed by all. Every evening rehabilitatidn of homeless and tion; Wm. T. Roche, past grand riches was followed by the grim Columbian Squires, Society for Boys, jobless men, furnishing them with laundry freely, there being at all there is horseshoe pitching among knight of the Knights of Colum times a plentiful Supply of hot 'realization tJiat the money in the food, clothing, jobs, shelter, enter one group, cards and games among bus, speaking for the men of the iworld happens to be very limite^ water. others, while an excellent library tainment and spiritual care. A- parish, and Miss Mary Coughlin, that .when one person gets rich provide.s entertainment for all. convert class is held weekly and a A lecture has been given every who will speak for the women of ]there are a thousand others who Planned in Colorado by K. of C. The society lists men from many number of men have been brought Thursday evening and, on alter the parish. The musical program imust pay the price through lost walks of life, ranging from labor to the sacraments. The following nate Thursdays, an entertain will be in charge of Miss Josephine 'money. The lesson seemed com ers to accountants, and has never It is the hope pf the state coun The state deputy declared that nary in hiring an elocution teacher report for the months of May and ment of high quality was presented Courtney. plete. The stock market was ex June speaks eloquently of the serv been at a loss to supply the de cil of the Knights of Columbus the state program for the coming for the students, making the third by volunteer groups of from ten Banquet tickets may be ob posed to be no different than a year is founded upon three prin year this will be done. Activities ice rendered, one deserving all the to twenty persons, with an attend sired type of person upon request poker game or a dice game. There that a number of circles of Co aid possible that it may continue: for a worker. tained at the rectory and the la cipal points— membership, activity along the social line were ex ance of from forty to ninety men. dies in charge are particularly must be at least one loser for lumbian Squires will be established and economy. • A determined effort plained by the state deputy as be Positions were secured for It sponsors a convert class tak every winner, and all the while the in Colorado in the coming year, will be made to have every council ing weekly instruction under Fa anxious that reservatiors be made ing an absolute necessity in every about sixty men, some permanent, house is cutting in on both win according to Dr. F. J. Blarney of in the state take full advantage of well-organized and thriving coun ther' Slattery. In this period a promptly in order to facilitate the but most short-time jobs. Seventy- arrangements (tickets, $1.50). ners and losers. That’s what they Pueblo, who niade his first visit to the opportunities for advancement cil. Breakfast Will Be at number of men who had remained five pairs of half soles and sixty- call, brokerage. Denver council as state deputy on through new members and the re away for terms ranging from one The economy program calls for six pairs of rubber heels were ap Shelter Restaurant Father Johnson announced this The person who said, “ There’s Tuesday night. The occasion was turn of old members who have to forty yeats have been brought no drastic changes, but it is hoped plied. Many men who came to the Following Communion week that the movement to get a ia sucker born every minute,” was the annual installation of gfficers, dropped from the ranks. It is Dr. house wearing only overalls or back to the practice of their faith. $6,000 burse for the seminary in [right, but the one who coined the which ceremony was conducted by that the corners can be cut enough Blarney’s hope that a net increase to reduce both state and council badly-worn clothing were made In order that all may have an op honor of Father McMenamin and phrase, '“ 'We Jive and learn,” evi Joseph A. Craven, district deputy. in membership can bo shown in portunity to receive Holy Com also to raise a substantial purse expenses. presentable. Twelve men who had The annual Communion of dently didn’t live long enough to Dr. Blarney touched upon the Cc^orado in the next year. munion at an early Mass the Sun as a gift to the rector is meeting for some time neglected their cor the Society of St. Vincent de | ■learn. For proof, look at the advantages of boy work under K. The lay retreat movement is R. Paul Horan, who was in day breakfast is served an hour with enthusiastic success. Among respondence were influenced to Paul will take place this Sun- stock market today. It has ad of C. auspices, and declared that one of the activities to be pushed stalled as ^and knight, announced later than on week days. those who will sponsor the ban write home. Five convalescente day morning at the 8 o’clock vanced far beyond the recovery of organization of Columbian Squire again this year. Also under the that Maurice J. Hickey had been have been taken care of, and medi The people‘of Denver have been quet in the evening are Dr. and industry, ■ for the simple reason circles will prove a benefit not spiritual head will be the annual appointed as financial secretary Mai> in the Cathedral. The Mrs. T. Walter O’Connor, Dr. and cal aid has been secured for six shelter house restaurant, oper generous in their donations of that the suckers had done no more only to the Ijpys themselves, buf men’s d®y in Colo and Walter Scherer as lectdrer. others. Meals are either brought clothing and the society solicits Mrs. Harry McGraW, Dr. and Mrs. than bide their time to get back to the order as well. He expressed rado, conducted with outstanding The appointment bf the new finan ated hy the society at 22nd and D. G. Monaghan, Dr. Joseph Hor to those who cannot walk to the Champa streets, will be the friends to continue this practice, in the swim for another hooking. the hope that the Denver K. of C. success in the past two years, and cial secretary, who succeeds John, cafeteria or they are transported for nothing is wasted. Telephone an of New York, Messrs, and Mes- The gamblers are back on the job, will take the lead in this move which, it is hoped, will result in D. Nevin, was made by the board scene of the Communion break dames Peter C. Schaefer, Harry there at meal time. The society is fast immediately following the KEystone 8615 and its truck will taking up where they left off in ment in Colorado and bejeome one even larger numbers turning out of managers of the home, the hew Mulvihill, Bayard K. Sweeney, Os- caring for three men on crutches. Mass. call on its regular day for each 1929 and trying to got something of several councils in th^ state to next year. The state council will grand knight, and the retiring In this period it provided 7,091 different sectwn of the city, (TuratoPage? — Golitiim 2) for nothing. Some o£ them will sponsor a circle. again finance St. Thomas'" semi- grand knight, William T. Roche. PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone. Main 5413 Thursday, July 20, 1933
: Blessed Sacrament Parish I ST. VINCENT’S PARISH l-M-IH 4»»4.4if»4i»»»»»»»|i»»4.»»»4.»4i»»»»4i4i**»*****»4i4i»»».|.»»*»***********4»********************»**********t I t*** STEINBRUNER^S H. F. Nelson and Son Crawford Service Station W. R. Parriott Supreme Dairy Co. i Pearson's Red and White 1053 So. Gaylord SP. 1369 2626 Exit Louiiixnx Ave. DRUG STORE 2204 Kearney St. 2800 Colorado Blvd. YO. 9484 Furnace and Sheet Metal Work Hogan Pearson, the o'wner, has '‘The Pioneer Druggist of Park Situated on one of the most 1072 South Race PE. 2033 When a man offers you a stand When you want the finest in been at this same address for the Hill” groceries, think of H. F. Nelson’s. convenient comers of the parish, ing invitation to come in and in By the time this is printed you spect his establishment at hny past eight years and is well kno'wn 4635 East 23rd Are. When you want the choicest, Myrle Crawford is one of the most will be able to get some wonderful attentive and courteous station time, you may feel that everything to the people of this parish. Lo For a glimpse of the largest, leanest meats, think of the game buys on new heating plants from cated only a few blocks from the firm. And for a prompt delivery operators with whom we’ve ever it pretty much as it should be, in cleanest and most attractive drug Mr. Parriott.' He is taking over church, his business has CTOwn of either or both, call‘ YOrk Y r ■ 2180- — come in contact. Handling all regard to cleanliness and sanita store on the East side you will the stock of the Hildebrandt firm, tion. And when a firm processes steadily, proving that people do 2181. The freshest of fruits and grades of Skelly gas and the high simply have to pay a -visit to the including' the well-known Front 1,000 gallons of milk a day, you appreciate fine foods. vegetables are received from day est quality oils, Mr. Crawford concern on the northwest corner Rank line of furnaces. Inasmuch may be assured that it has a prod Of course, Mr. Pearson has a to day and are displayed in a very stands ready to give you that of 23rd and Dexter. The term, as he is paying only 50 cents on uct that is somewhat popular with meat market in connection with attractive manner. And you must prompt, efficient service that you “ The Drug Store Complete,” may the dollar, he is able to sell them the public. The Supreme dairy the store and here one may be not assume, because we stress like to receive, but very seldom well be applied to this establish to you below cost. is such a firm. The only ice cream sure of getting the best of meats. quality, that Mr. Nelson’s prices experience. ment. We counted at least six Now is the time to put the old manufacturers in the 'Washington A steak from this store will cause are high. They are reasonable Ho has been in business for 8 people that we judged to be em furnace in shape for the coming park district, L. A. Higgins and H .! a comment of approval from Mr. and quite within the reach of all. years at this same location, which ployes, and this in itself is quite speaks well for his reputation. He winter. Mr. Parriott has made a B. Waldron (the owners) likewise Husband. unusual for a neighborhood phar Twenty-three years in business is known to his customers as a careful study pf heating homes of process their own butter. For Mr. Pearson wishes particularly macy. is the fine record that Mr. Nelson fair dealer, and those of you who all types and you can depend on it quality creamery products you to thank the people of this parish Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Steinbruner is able to look back upon. During do not know him— it is to your that he is an authority on the cannot do better than patronize for their kindness in the past, and, that period of time it has been need no introduction to you peo advantage to make his acquaint subject. this establishment. as far as the future is concerned, his constant aim to give the people ple of the Blessed Saerpment par ance. He extends a charge ac He has been in this section for Both Mr. Higgins and Mr. W. you will continue to get quality ish and Park hill. They are mem real value for their money and he count convenience to all his pa twenty-eight years and- has earned Waldron are members of S t Vin groceries and meats at a price in has been co*nsiderably successful. bers of the parish themselves, and trons. He has equipment to give a reputation for square shooting. cent’s parish and are active in the keeping vyth the times. are well known in the pommunity. fo r the past four and one-half complete battery service, and His methods are' expert and will various parish functions. Mr. Hig Call SPrude 9966 for a quick Mr. Steinbruner has been in busi years he has been at this location acetylene welding is done. save you money, on your fuel bill gins successfully produced two delivery and save yourself the ness for twenty years and has serving and co-operating with you Patronize Mr. Crawford! He next winter. All orders are han minstrel shows'for Father Walsh time and trouble of shopping in served the people of this section Park hillers. He thanks you for is deserving of your business.’ dled from f072 South Race street and is well known as an end-man the hot weather. for the past ten. You are all fa that privilege of serving you. And Rev. Maauf Boyle and he will gladly give estimates. on the popular K. of C. shows. miliar with his progressive busi it’s up to all of you to co-operate Clall him on your heating prob Having been here for four years, W. F. Rinker ness policies and you will find that with him in the future. Park Hill Plumbing While St. Vincent de Paul’s par- lem— his advice will prove valu both men join in an expression of anything another drug store has, i.sh is one of the newest in the appreciation to fellow-parishioners Shoe Repairing and Heating able to you. 1085 South Gxylord St. Mr. Steinbruner has! M. Harding 4630 Exit 23rd Are. YO. 6943 city, its youth in years is be for past business. His fountain is very popular lied by its progressiveness and When you want the very best Variety and Hardware Store “ Service when you want it, at Community Grocery in shoe repairing at moderate these hot days. All brands of a price you like to pay” — is the activity. Inasmuch as this parish has within its confines several fine McGrath Electric Co. prices, send your shoes to Mr. beer are dispensed, and Mr. Stein 2206-08 Kearney St. motto on which the business of and Market business blocks, it was not difficult 1302 So Elizabeth SP. 0860 Rinker. While his prices have been bruner is, the holder of a permit When you are able to get the J. F. Stahl has been built over the 2331 ^ x it Ohio Avenue Rey. J. F. McDonough to fill prescriptions under the na same goods, identical in quality, for The Register representative to What have you around the house cut to meet present competition, period of 12 years he has been in H. D. Manley, who has been en tional prohibition act. in your own neighborhood at procure the co-operation of lead that you would like to have done the quality of his materials and Business boosters of Blessed business. Judging from the books gaged in the grocery and meat Speaking of that, we come to prices that are comparable to ing business boosters of the dis electrically? Is it a bit of house workmanship remains always the Sacrament parish are co-operating of Mr. Stahl, we should say that business for twelve years in South his forte. For a carefully-com those of larger downtown stores, trict in getting up this display. wiring or would you like to have same. He has built up a fine busi with The Register this week in it has been a pretty successful , This parish runs through South Denver, is well known to the pub some wall lights put in? A con ness in his sixteen years in the presenting this display. Park Hill, pounded prescription that you can is there any percentage in going slogan. depend on for accuracy, you have downtown to buy the items? Isn’t Denver to the east of Washington lic as a man who handles only venience outlet or is it repairing neighborhood by his policy of which is served by Blessed Sacra How was that old heating sys quality foodstuffs, while at the only to call FR. 0438 and it will it nicer to patronize one’s own lo park in a district noted for its that you should have done? At “ quality always.” His shop is the ment parish, is recognized as Den tem last winter? Was it as it same time keeping the prices with be speedily delivered to your door. cal merchant? substantia! homes and families. any rate, the man to see is Lee oldest in this district and he is ver’s finest residential district. In should be or was it somewhat The parish property, a combined in the reach of you and me. The McGrath, and we’ll tell you why! widely known among the members addition to the many beautiful And the policy that is apt to You are able to buy many little lacking in efficiency? IVJr. Stahl’s make you a permanent customer church, school and rectory, with store is ideally situated for those In the first place, his shop is of St. Vincent’s parish. homes, some of which attain the things that you need daily at Mrs. mechanics make a specialty of re who wish to shop personally— of Mr. Steinbruner’s is— “ Service ample grounds for future paro installed in his garage, cutting Often shoes are uncomfortable proportions of mansions, there Harding’s. She has a complete pairing and remodeling such chial development, is located at however, in fhe hot weather, ^any and ill shaped after repair jobs. are, as well, various business dis of Quality.” He wishes to send a things, so ■why not let him look down his overhead, and he is able, line of hardware for household South Josephine and East Arizona. customers whom he has served in turn, to do work for you more Mr. Rinker’s craftsmanship ■will tricts in which the up-to-date mer message of good will and appre use in stock, as well as notions, yours over? An’d he is handling ciation to his many friends in The people of this section are in faithfully for years rely entirely reasonably. Secondly, he has had prevent an experience of that na chants are ever ready to serve the toys and dry goods, and there is Pittsburgh paint and hardware in upon his dependable telephone and Park hill. And you who have not tensely loyal to their pari.sh. They ten years’ experience and you are ture. And he does novelty leather needs of the people of this com even a bicycle department where his shop in< 1 ^ m m m m School to Follow Select CARD PARTY QIVEN TO spRiiics m ANNOUNCINQ Modern System AIDS PUEBLO ORPHANS the Reopening of the Alamosa.— The unit system Column used in the public schools as ap Pueblo. — The Sacred Heajrt on the Columbian Squires, the VIENNA plied to religious teaching has Orphanage Aid society, assisted by Knights of Columbus boys’ organi ^ A column of advertisers ^ the Catholic women of the city, zation. proved to be such a tremendous 911 ^ that merit your patron- success that a class is being or sponsored a lawn party on the Miss Elizabeth Balfe, accom Opposite ^ age.^ They are reliable, ganized to carry on this method grounds of the orphanage on panied by her mother, spent last 15th St INN G.A E.BIdf. Thursday, July 13. The build in the coming winter in the Sacred week in Denver. y consistent and appreci- 4 ings and groups were open to all Heart pariiih here. The class now Miss Lillian Brasly is on a trip The same place, same management, i ate your support. 4 (St. Leand^r’a Parish, Pueblo) the visitors and many were escort Colorado Springs. — “ A New qualifying is 9omposed of some of to Albuquerque, N. M. Deal” dinner will be served in same service since 1897, but now St. Leander’s was especially hon ed through and shown real evi •the teachers in the Adams’ State Miss Elsie Sajbel, a member of Corpus Christi hall Sunday eve with the most modern and up-to- ored on July 11 when Miss Lena dences of the splendid work the the force in the county court, left Kind yniir >ho«s to JOE Normal school and about twenty nuns are doing with their little ning, July 23, by the ladies of date type fixtures and equipment in CAVALlEn. the Kninht of the older pupil teachers of the Herder refceived the holy habit of a Saturday on a trip to Chicago. She .'ilh the Knack of fine Benedictine Sister at St. Scholas- charges. This was the second Corpus Christi guild, who have a Viennese atmosphere. Come, church; it Ls being instructed by will be gone two weeks. won a high reputation for their .-hoe rebuildins for men tica’s convent in Chicago, 111. Miss lawn fete to b§ sponsored bv the Social Aids Hospital bring your friends to the Vienna omen and children the Benedictine Sisters conduct Aid society and was equally as excellent cooking. The dinner yoality at a fair price, Herder, who will be known as Sis A benefit social for St. Mary’s ing the summer vacation religious successful as last year’s party. hour is 5 o’clock and will continue Inn— you’ll enjoy the food, you’ll BLUE FRONT !?HaE school. The children adapt them ter Mary Philip, is the only daugh hospital was given last Friday enjoy the beer or the wine. Low REPAIR SHOP ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles The funds secured will be used until all are served. Adults .’Cvill 1529 CurtiB St. TA. 8601 selves to it with a spontaneity and night at St. Mary’s parish hall on be charged 35 cents and children Herder, prominent members of St. towards extra expenses at Sacred the Mesa. Father Cyril, pastor, prices. enthusiasm that are heartening to Heart orphanage. All the street undfer 12 years, 25 cents. TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES the sisters and pastor alike. The Leander’s parish, and sister of donated the hall and Roy Plantz’s Special attention is called to our own Call Frank Williamis for a thorouirh Charles, Jr., and Harold Herder. cars were nfet by autos, which Merrymakers gave the music. A John Patrick Price, 44 years Bakery Goods . . . baked in the good repairing. Sales and rentals. All makes application of the modern meth then carried the visitors to the old, died Saturday morning, July typewriter rcrvice. 435 14th St.. MA, ods of pedagogy will henceforth She is a graduate of St. Leander’s good crowd attended and the hos old-fashioned W’ay in our own brick .3495. school and later attended Mt. St. grounds. The success of the party pital will realize a nice sum for 15, following an extended illness. ovens. You’ll recall these favorites— rule in the Sacred Heart parish was owing to the committees that He was a' member of the United here. Scholastica academy at Canon its needs. Vienna Loaf, Scltwarzbrod, Pumper Phone for Food City. An accomplished musician worked under the Aid society The Misses Joanne and Geraldine States engineering corps and was nickel, Boston Brown, Rye,. Krantz- KE. 8815 - 9892 Vincent Miznik, who is instruct and possessed of a charming per president, Mrs. 'J. J. Reilly. Gaily and Betty Ann'Abel enter in the thick of the fighting in the kuchen, Schruezel, Zwiebach, Apple ing some three dozen very seri sonality, she is especially well fit Jack 'Wolf is visiting Mahlon tained a group of friends at a battles of the Marne and Argonne. Strudle, etc. JOSEPH H. ous aspirants for the air, had a and Jack Everhart at the Three R He lived at 10 West Rio (irande ted for her chosen work and the swimming party at the Minnequa EMILIE MUELLER, Prop. FREDERICK plane demonstration last week best wjshes of her many friends ranch; University club. Following the street with his parents, Mr. and GROCERIES AND MEATS | that was successful beyond anti are ex^nded to her. • Lena Mark of Walsenburg, a s'wimming party a wiener roast Mrs. John Price. Besides his par ents, he' is survived by twq Cor. 17th ond CUrkion cipation, to the great joy of the. Fivelnew members*were received graduate of St. Mary’s nurses’ { was enjoyed by the young people. Kresh, Pure Foods boys. training school, was in St. Mary’s Dr. F. W. Blarney attended the brother^, Henry and Joseph Price into the Holy Name society after of Idaho, and a sister, Mrs. Cath More than 450 pupils are now the 7 o’clock Mass on Sunday hospital last week as a patient. installation ceremonies of Denver council, K. of C., on Tuesday erine Hammet of Fort Collins. attending the classes conducted morning. The new members are Mrs. A. McGovern, Jr., who was; Funeral services were held 'Tues by the Benedictine Sisters and Raymond Smith, Junior Sordelet, confined to SL Mary’s hospital fol-| night. He also gave a talk before the members. day morning at 9 o’clock in SL JULY SAU there is an average daily attend Edward Cassidy, Joseph Wediuk lowing an operation, is recovering' Mary’s church. $ 3 0 TO $ 5 0 ance of practically that number. and Oscar Griswold. nicely. ' James M. Daily received an nouncement of his appointment to Miss Mary McGivney, a resi The Rev. K. J. McCarthy, pas Members of the Altar society Misses Nellie Forbes, Beatrice the post of manager o f the Pueblo dent of Colorado Springs for 25 tor, and Sisters Sybil and Adel will give a card party in the school Bender and Agnes Limes repre branch of the Colorado Home years, who lived at 713 North SUITS^f hall on Tuesday evening, July 25. sented St. Mary’s graduate nursesj Tejon street, died Friday morn aide attended the .silver jubilee of Owners’ Loan corporation on Mon Sister Anastasia at the Del Norte Hostesses will be Mrs. John Nit- at the district meeting held at! day. Mr. Daily, a retired busi- ing at St. Francis’ hospital. She tenger, Mrs. Edith Schmitt and Trinidad under the auspices of the! 62/ Sixteenth St. hospital on T-hursday of last nes man, is a well-known member is survived by five sisters,- Mar week, Mrs. August Castellar. This parYy Colorado State Nurses’ associa-l of St. Patrick’s parish. garet J. and Katherine C. McGiv PANTS is being given to accommodate tion. Wilbur Pryor has returned ney, Colorado Springs; Mrs. P. J. Alice Carmel was the name those who are unable to attend the Mr. and Mrs. Loii Mariet leftl from a buying trip to Chicago. Flynn, Perry, Iowa; Mrs.. Rose given in Baptism last Sunday to afternoon parties and a large at for a week’s visit on the Western SUMMER While there he attended the fair. Cannon, Des Moines, Iowa, and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe tendance is expected. The men of slope. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Griffith and Mrs. W. J. Nolan, Guthrie Center, MYSTtCTAILOKINOC® Bustos, the baby’s grandparents, the parish are especially invited to The Pueblo deanery held its children, Mai-ilyn, Jack and Iowa, and two brothers, P. and ^ I4I6TREM0MT Mr. and Mrs. Mariano Bustos, be present. Refreshments 'will be monthly meeting Monday after Charles, of Arkansas City, Kans., W. J. McGivney of. Bagley, Iowa. being the sponsors. served after the card games. noon at the Knights of Columbus' are here to visit Mr. Griffith’s par The remains were taken to Iowa SALE / The annual picnic dinner is be building. Regular business was' ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Griffith. for interment, accompanied by BEULAH CHAPEL ing planned for August 15 at St. the routine of the meeting and' Mrs. Griffith, accompanied by her Mi.s,ses Margaret and Katherine' Drastic Reductions in Every Department Electric Motors Lcander’s school. This will be a Mrs. C. Mattingly, president, pre-; guests, will spend two weeks at McGivney. | parish affair and committees will Rye. ANNIVERSARY TO sided. : Cards have been received here I W r mu»t make room for incoming stocks immediately! Compressors be announced in the near future. .If'r Sister Anastasia of Alim-' Mrs. Roy Plantz and daughter, announcing the marriage of MiSs Soaring commodity prices have been ignored in pricing P.oMchl, So’d, Rented & Rrp;iired Barbara Jane, accompanied ■ by BE CELEBRATED Mr; and Mrs. Charle.s Baum are querque, N. M., a member of the: Evelyn Ward and Alfred M. Daw • these items for quick clearance! Many arc actually be Miss May Shlosky, returned home Weaver Electric spending the summer at their home Clharity order, is visiting her par-' son in Fort Worth, Texas, on low today’s replacement costs! Buy now! S a r d 4St. Francis Xavier’ i Parish, in Beulah. Mrs. Louise Wood is ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. j. McDon-i' after spending a week visiting in Wednesday morning, July 12, at 172! Larimer Phone KE. 6538 Rocky Ford. Puebid) their guest this week. nell. St. Mary’s church. The bride is The Misses Anna and Catherine Forly Houri’ Held The following girls spent the the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. As July 22 marks the tenth an last week in the mountains at Ward of Fort Worth, Texas. Mr. HART SCHAFFNER & MARX niversary of the dedication of St. Schmitt have been spending a week Forty Hours’ devotion at St.:. with friends at Castle Rock, Colo. Mary’s hospital opened last Fri-' Beulah: Misses Helen May Lally, Dawson is' the ."on of Mr. and ( atherinc's chapel at Beulah, the Margaret Sajbel, Margaret Mc Mrs. A. E. Dawson of Pueblo, AND BEVERLY parishioners and their friends are The members of the Young La day morning and closed on Sun-i dies’ sodality enjoyed an all-day day night. Local pastors in the,' Cann, Fredna Bogg.s, Josephine former i:esidents of Colorado INSURANCE going to celebrate the occasion McGann and Betty Porter. Springs. ' He was graduated from with a piunic dinner and program picnic at Beulah on Tuesday of city gave sermon.s. this week. The officers of the Arkan,sas'j Henry McCarthy left last Sun St. Mary’s'-high school, where he of .speeches and musical numbers day for Chicago to attend a meet was active in athletics. He later after the Ma. \ JOHN H. SPILLANE Annual St. Francis’ Picnic Walsenburg.— A joint picnic of Sisters Elated With Results (St. Dominic'i Pairi*h) the Catholic Daughters and the The summer campaign for • „ of Work at St. Joseph’s Thursday- Set for August 5 at Knights of Columbus of Walsen funds, inaugurated by the ladies of Undertaker Elitch’s burg and the same organizations School the Altar and Rosary society, is of 'Trinidad will be held this Sun moving along without being too day at Stonewall, a beautiful re (St. Joseph’s Parish) a^id (St. Francis de Sales’ Parish) burdensome to anyone. Last Sun sort in the mountains, twenty The religious vacation school' day the names of the first fifty Friday- An interesting affair is slated miles west of Trinidad. This is conducted at St. Joseph’s for the ladies to sponsor this work were Funeral Director for the amusement boards when the first public function of the past several weeks is closing on published in ’ tte parish bulletin. St. Francis de Sales’ parish enter newly-organized court of the Jj’riday. It was highly successful, The first returns were from Mrs. tains at its annual mid-supimer Catholic Daughters in Walsen and the sisters who were in charge Ward Anthony, who conducted a Saturday 1545 South Broadway picnic at Elitch’s gardens, August burg, and the officers are planning iare much elated over its results. children’s jee cream and lawn 5. to mbke an enjoyable day of it. The children, besides being taught party at her home last Saturday. The Walsenburg contingent will their prayers, and many other More than eighty women and The highlight of the day will be leave immediately after the 6 an appetizing frie^ chicken dinner, things of their holy faith, made children attended, including o’clock Mass on Sunday, arming many religious articles and other James Carroll, Charlie Grant, Jim J«ly 20-21-22 'cooked in the old Southern style. at Stonewall about 10 o’clock. Up A crisp splad, carrots and peas, object.s, such as carvings of soap, mie Grant, Billy Udick, Charles to this year the annual parish drawings and Mass books. Health Udick, Mary Katherine Bellm, Lo mashed potatoes, rolls, home-made picnic, always an enjoyable event, cake and coffee will be served for talks and calisthenics were a part retta Rainey, Doris Pilz, Marie a"" had been isponsored by the Knights of the program each day. The clos Bergin, Margaret Mary Bergin, the nominal price of 50 cents. Chil of Columbus, and was attended by The Catholic Register dren‘ may be served half portions ing. ceremonies consist of a High Patricia Burtscher, Flora May Ste large crowds. For this reason It Mass, the music being sung by the vens, Ida May Stapleton, Joan for half price. Parishioners take is expected tjiat quite a number IId OMINICAK CARNIVAL:! this opportunity to entertain and children, who are receiving Com Carroll, Vh-grinia Smith, Dorothy of parishioners will make the munion in a body at the Mass, Costello, Evelyn Artese, Charline Business Directory meet old triends. Already several journey to Stonewall this Sunday, On Loyola Church Grounds have spoken for reservations. afterwards being guests of a few Shavlic, Dolores Artese,. Lucille About 160 children of the 400 of the ladies at a breakfast in the Fottrell, Shirley Switzer, Florine 23rd AND YORK STS. Lined up with other attractions » DRUG COMPANIES or more who have undergone church hall. Mrs. Gerald O’Byrne Anthony, Jack Anthony, Gene on the grounds will be the award catechetical instruction at the four vieve Yegge, Marjorie Hammond, Thursday Night— Baked Ham Dinner ing . of twenty-five money prizes, was active in arranging this part different schools in the county will of the program. The children en Mary, Ellen Yegge, Frances Durr, Friday— Sioux Indian Dance THE CUT RATE DRUG CO., INC. known as the “ shower of gold.’’ rnake their First Holy Communion Marilyn Brown, Katherine Lucy, The premier prize is $100, fol joyed a picnic at Elitch’s on B Denver Owned Stores Operated by C. E. J. Crawford and G. W. Miles at St. Mary’s church the last Sun Wednesday of this week. Katherine Gartland, Pat Coursey, Saturday— English Roast Beef Dinner 294 So. Penn.— 201 Bdwoy— 1069 So. Coylord— 17th & Race— 18th A Welton lowed by ten prizes of $10 each day of this month. The First James Coursey, Thomas Burtscher, PE. 6433 SP. 0154 SP. 71326 YO. 1549 MA. 9637 and ten prizes of $5 each. The Rev. William McTavish, This ad donated by Boulevard Mortuary. Communion exercises will mark pastor of St. Joseph’s church, Don Stapleton, Gordon McNamara, Officers of the picnic organiza the official closing of the classes, Tar Yegge, Joe Coursey, Mary El FURNITURE tion include the Rev. M. J. Har Mooney Creek, Kans., who. also which have been the most success cares for surrounding missions, len Grant, Rita Gartland, Marie rington, as general chairman; ful in tho history of the parish. Carlin, Mary Katherine Ingling, Mrs. Bernard Hynes, chairman of arrived in Denver 'Tuesday to Desserich Furniture Cp. phon^ pe^^mm Ten of the Benedictine Sisters of spend a short vacation with-his Marie Doyle, Mary Wompey, Ethe- the dinnei-, assisted by Mre. M. Mc- UNUSUAL FURNITURE VALUES______Stf Mary’s school Vi'ere engaged folks; Mr. and Mrs. William Mc lyn Caragher, Mary Blanche Pat Eahern, who is in charge of solici in teaching the classes for the past rick, George. Patrick, Walter Ing tations. Mrs. Fred Miller has Tavish and family of 228 West GROCERIES AND MEATS four w'ceks. They have sacrificed Fourth avenue. ling, Kathleen Steffen, Shirley charge of the disposal of tfie din the free time that the vacation Steffen, Carmen Artese, Betty Ar ner tickets. Mrs. Charles Elliot offered in order to assist in the Mr. and Mrs. Rick McNichols of 118 West Ellswort-h avenue enter tese, Mary Jean Hoare, Theresa THE JOHN THOMPSON GROCERY COT" will oversee the dining rooms, Mrs. work of instructing the children Hoare, Ann Elizabeth Hoare, Jim- SERVICE STORE— PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE— 2322 E. COLFAX A. Werle, the kitchens. The solici tained several little friends at a AVf... PHONE FR 7011 ' in their religion. Besides the- mey Hoare, Edward Timmons, tation of cakes falls to the lot of staffs of the Walsenburg schools, birthday in honor of their daugh CASH AND CARRY—741-43 SANTA FE DRIVE, PHONE TA. 3793 ter, Patricia Jean, who was one Francis Timmons, Mary Jean An WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAC.E Mrs. C. Atcr. The ice cream stand seven of tljc sisters of the local thony, Margie Anthony, Ward An will be in charge of Mrs. Arthur community are conducting two year old Saturday. Those present were Marlene Werthman, Janet thony, Helen Anthony, Bernard LAUNDRIES Wren and the hot dog booth in summer catechism schools in Pilz, Billy O'Keefe, Margie Ken- charge of Mrs. A. Turilli. The Conejos and Antonito for the O’Gara,, Marjorie Ann Ochs, Alice "Denver's Most Profresslve Laundry" and Sarah Jane Smith, Peg and iery, Mary Keniery, Agnes Ken- making of the coleslaw is in Theatine Father.s. About 300 chil iery, Mary Torley, Katherine Tor- charge of Mesdames Stephen Ryan dren are enrolled in their classes. Rita Rose Hewitt, Patsy Mc- Gowap, Marne Jean Jordan, Nor ley. Jimmey Torley, Kathleen THE CASCADE LAUNDRY and Fred Miller. Mrs. M. Master- Father Ernst and Father New O’Keefe, the mesdames Walter son, will take charge of the check- ma Dee Johanson and Lois Pol THRIFTY ECONOMY SERVICE ell. accompanied by Sister Hilda, lock, and Masters Ray Hamilton, Ingling, .1. J. Keniery, Bernard The flat- pieces and Hanks are neatlv ironed ready to put away— wearing ing. O.S.B., mother superior of the Larry Johanson, Bennie Roach, 'Pilz, D. W. O’Keefe, Michael Tim apparel is returned dri^d, ready to be finished. The Holy Name society, under 6o Per lb. 50c minimum Walsenburg community, and Sis Dickie Ochs, Jimmie and Johnnie mons, Henry Burtscher, and Shir^ta Starched and Hand Finjijhed in this service at 12c Each the guidance of Tom Egan, will ter Flora, visited in Antonito on ftJcGowan and Dickie Turner. Ap James Tqrley. 1S47 Market We Call For and Delirer TA. 6370-6379 have charge of the country store Friday. Film strips, which have preciation was shown by these , Triduum Planned and the games. This society will proven very popular in illustrat little tikes. Mrs. McNicholas A triduu^n in'honnr of St. Dom meet on Monday evening in the ing catechism and Bible hi-'^tory, sen'ed refreshments. inic will bo held in the church on community hall of the high school were taken along by the priests Officers of the Solemn Mass, August 1, 2, and 3, with a Solemn r at 8 to outline final plans for its and shown to the children in the .4 sung last Sunday in honor of the Ma.ss on the feast of ,St. Dominic. activity in the picnic program. summer school there. Most Holy Redeemer, which is the August 4. On the evening of The ladies of the parish will meet that day a solemn reception and < Father Leonard Schwinn, O.S.. titular feast of the Redemptorist St. Vincent de Paul’s on W’edhesday of next week at 8 B., was a visitor in Walsenburg profession for the Third Order of p. m. in the community hall to order, were Fathers Gunn, Zeller on Tuesday. Father Leonard was and Darley. An appropriate ser St. Dominic will take place. Fur i make more definite plans for the accompanied by his mother and ther details will be anounced in Parish dinner. mon for the occasion was preached the Rev.’ John Duskie, chancellor at all the Masses by Father Ber- next week's edition of The Regis The Alumni association, with of the Diocese of Concordia, Kan-; herich. The senior choir rendered ter. Fred McCallin an president, will sas. a beautiful program. A large number of friends were take over the candy booth. The Marylyn Rose Hackethal, infant present for the nuptials of Aubrey BRACONIER choir girls will see to the manag Brockman and Eleanor Calone ing of the fish pond, and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clem C o lle g e Plumbing and Heating— Hard.ware and Paints R. Hackett^al, and Verna Mae last' Wednesday morning. They Young Ladies’ sodality, will be-in ABBEY SCHOOL were married at a Nuptial Mass, PHONE SPRUCE 1679 1076 SO. GAYLORD charge of the faneywork booth. Schiffner, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schiffner, were and with the music, flowers and a Convert Received IS IMPROVED baptized on Sunday by Father host of friends it was a very happy Miss Alma Jean Carter, a mem Zeller. Miss Caroline Hackethal occasion for the young bride and ber of Father Harrington’s con and Ernie Andrasik, and Mrs. P. groom, who, on their return from vert class, received her First Holy New Library, Dining Roonil Over were the sponsors. their honeymoon, will reside at F ro c k s St. Francis de Sales’ Communion on last .Sunday at the and Parlor Add to j' New Prieiti Arrive 2936 West 29th avenue. 7;.30 o’clock Mass. She was bap The Rev. John Fitzgerald, C. m ff speeietl fmle tized July 16 by Father Harring Attractions 3S. R., of Oakland, Calif., arrived m o u n F o f h o l y c r o s s Parish ton, with Mr. and Mrs., Stephen here on Thursday to assume hi.s IS CHOSEN FOR JUBILEE Ryan as sponsors. In the'afternoon -ifc 4. A. A A A A. A. A A. A. A A. .AAA.AA AAA. (Holy Cro*« Abbey, Canon City); duties as oije of the missionaries a number of friends called at the Students returning to the Abj: working out of this house. Father (Continued .From Page One) Carter home, 267 South Emerspn TH E BROADWAY CREAMERY bey school in September will find Fitzgerald is well known to ^the officially adopted as a religious' street, to offer congratulations and clergy here, as he gave the clergy- Eggt, one of the most beautiful school symbol for the Diocese of Denver, .9 5 Butter, lee Cream, Creamy Cheese best wishes to her in her newly- libraries in Colorado. New book: retreat two years ago; The Rev. found joy. of which he is now Vicar General. 66 So. Broadway I’SSS Arapahoe St. shelves that adorn the large and E. J. Dockery, C.SS.R., for the A picture''of the mount appeared Mr. and Mrs. James Sunderland well-lighted .room will hold the past three years stationed in on the coats-of-arms of Bishops VAV.VWVWA’^W'^WiWWWWWhVWyjWWdVWWVc and’ three sm’all children of 234 7.500 volumes that make up thej Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, arriv^ in Jo.seph P.'Machebeuf, Nicholas C. South Downing are so.iourning in library department. Reading tar Denver Friday and has assumed Matz and* John Henry Tihen, and Chicago and Peoria, 111. bles have been arranged along thej his duties at St. Joseph’s. The Rev. there is an heraldic representation ^SPECIAL OFFER Mrs. Mary Lewis, a member of northern side of the room. Thomas Condon, C.SS.R., who of it on the coat-of-arms of Bish the parish, is a delegate to the L. The new dining room is situatedj paid a visit to the priests last op Urban J. Vehr and also on the K We will move your furniture to our warehouse and give you six week-end, left Thursday for Oak C. B. A. convention in Rocjiester, on the lower floor, in the rooms, Denver chancery office coat-of- mines to $99.76 * S months to pay your bill. Psivate room or open storage. We N. Y.. this month. En route formerly occupied by the presa. land, Calif. In the changes just arms. There is a small stained- % have Iw rate of insurance. home Mrs. Lewis will spend a few shop. These rooms have been rej made, he was made assistant to glass window of the mount in the S Call KEystone 6228 and we j^nll call and give you estimate on days at Chicago and the World’s modeled into one large, well- the provincial. Denver Cathedral. The Holy i your work. fair. lighted refectory. Instead of the Miss -Betty Rust left Saturday Cross abbey of the Be’nedictine s MOVING. STORAGE AND PACKING Miss Ethel Donnelly and Miss cafeteria style of serving, which by rail for Chicago and other Fathers was so named because it Here’s a gay collection of summery Mai-y Nieters left Saturday to has been used at the Abbey the Eastern cities. She expects to be is in th'e southern section of the frocks from oilr College Shop stocks 5 No Money Needed for Six Months gone t\vo weeks. spend three weeks in Chicago and past few years, a new restaurant state where the famous mountain . . . types for every summer activity DUFFY STORAGE & MOVING CO. visit the Century of Progress. style will be introduced. This J. Emmet Goggin, a well-known stands. i A very pretty wedding cere system will offer a greater variety member of the Dramatic club, re The Very Rev. Dean Jofseph P. . . . and many fine dresses included. 1521 20th St. Office and Warehouse mony took place Tuesday morn of food and will insure better cently stationed in Pueblo, ar Carrigan • of Glemvood Springs service. rived in Salt Lake City, Utah, last has for many years led the move .V«VW .W .'AW a ing when Miss Pearl Dade became Pastel crepes and white the bride of Ernest A. Wood of Another improvement which ha|. week on Thursday, where he was ment to get a better -appreciation Annunciation parish. Father Don taken place this summer is the ne-vjf transferred by his company. He of the Mount of the Holy Cross crepes with jackets or parlor now situated in the formejr has the’ best wishes of the club. and, has been chiefly responsible swagger coats of their ^ Now you may have your finest wool blankets and nelly performed the ceremony and Miss Peggy McLaughlin, also of sang the Nuptial Mass. Robert senior recreation room. The roonji for the improvement of roads in own . . . one-piece sport.s ^ auto robes laundered by the same methods used has been renovated with walljs the club, underwent an operation its vicinity. For tourist purposes, Thompson, who presided at the at Mercy hospital last week, and dresses . . , printed crepes by their manufacturers—the woolen mills. organ, played the processional and paneled in tiffany finish. Fraterfc it is better to view the mount from Paulinus and Aloysius were reports are that she is getting a distance. The actual cross is an . . . navy sheer suits . . . This is a strictly different process from ordinary washing. Special recessional and also accompanied along splendidly. equipment— the only of its kind in Denver— is'used. Arthur Dade, who sang an Ave charge of the interior decoratingj| enormous thing, made by fissures printed sheer suits . . . cool It restores the life and beatty, brightening the colors and raising Maria. The groom was attended The billiard room is now being re*- Ml's. Eva Gallagher, attractive filled with the everlasting snows. cottons in distinctive fash the nap to a new luxurious, do-^ny softness. by Harold H. Clements and Clar decorated and will be used aa thf wife of Carl Gallagher, 2026 K. Monsig^or Bosetti has sent out street, Lincoln, Nebr., who was a ions . . . breezy chiffons for And there is a positive guaranty against shrinkage. ence Wood. Marie Dade was maid senior recreation room. invitations to his silver jubilee afternoon and evening. of honor, Louise Dade, brides Another recreational featur^ pleasant four-day visitor at the Mass, but despite his great num Naturally It's the Ideal Laundry that can give maid, and little Camille Marie has been added to the Abbey’s exji- home of her friends, Mr. and Mrs. ber of friends there will be few Leo Pfeiffer of 625 Galapago you this service. Dade, flower girl. Earl R. W'ood tensive activity program, that of hardy enough to climb up that Sizes 11 to 18 and Robert Dade were ushers. street, returned home Monday of high. Call the Ideal on Y our Laundry IH£ The bride was given in marriage l a I"" " f cfoKiac on.1 will frivi. tho tcfiiHortfii tcr, who \ isited here for three late -of Lincoln, Nebr., are in Problems by her father, John B. Dade. The stables and will give, the student^ CoMege Shop— Second Floor bride was beautifully gowned in an opportunity to enjoy thi^ weeks, returned with her.' Denver to locate permanently. M A. 4281 LAUNDRYC? Our Lady of Mount Carmel Mrs. Petty is a sister of Mrs. Leo DENVER ^Vhite satin trimmed in lace, and healthy outdoor exercise. THE PLANT IS AT 2500 CURTIS wore a veil with orange blossoms. Final arrangements were made circle of the Junior Tabernacle Pfeiffer. society held its regular monthly She carried a bouquet of Calla lil between the officials of Centennial meeting on Thursday, July 13, at ies and baby’s breath. The maid high school of Pueblo and the Al^ the home of the president, Miss of honor wore blue chiffon, .white bey for the football game to be panids&r lusher Bertha Turner, 267 Acoma strqet. This space is offered, free hat and slippeas, and carried white played between the two schools at roses. • The bridesmaid wore pink Pueblo in October. This is the All members were present with of charge to any parish for DeiwcfOtmctl Siiwt 1644 Women will Know silk crepe with white slippers and second South Central team to be the exception of Virginia Tierney, advertieing • parish affairs. a white hat and carried an arm who is out of the city. The lunch placed on the Abbey’s 1933 sched set, made and donated by Miss ful of pink sweetpeas. The ule, the ot'her being Salida. church was decorated with palms Turner, was awarded to Mrs. E. W. T. ROCHE this Saving Father Edward Vollmcr, O.S.B^, Walsh of ,100 South Bannock and ferns. Following the cere and Father Jerome Healy, O.S.Bj, mony an elaborate breakfast was street. Bridge was the pleasant Am bulance are spending a week in Colorado diversion of the evening, with the OUR LADY of the LAKE COLLEGE given at the home of the bride Springs calling upon prospectivie WHEN a woman buys aspar for the Rev. J. J. Donnelly, the prizes going to Mary Neville and (SisterB of Divine >*rovide.ncc, S&n Antonio, Texae) agus from which the less tender .students for the Abbey junior col Margaret Cassidy. The next meet Service Co. bridal party and a host of friends. lege and high school. Anyone de For the Higher Education of Women and less juicy partshave already The bride is the daughter of Mr. ing will be at the home of Dot 1805 Gilpin St. YOrk 0900 siring information concerning tlje iValsh. HigheBt Standard Evidenced by Approval of th^ College by the been cut away, she knows she is LIMOUSINES FOR ALL Association of American UniversitieB and Mrs. John B. Dade, 178§ So. Abbey school may call either Mai^ Are Club Hoitettet saving real money. Acoma street. The groom is the . OCCASIONS Bachelor of Art* j Library Science 3279-W or Main 3708-J.or writie Mary O’Gara and Kathryn College Department Just so, she saves by buying* .son of Mrs. D. R. Wood of 3421 Bachelor of Sqience in | Home Economics direct to the Abbey school, Canoji j O’Gara were joint hostesses to the confers degrees; Bluhill Coffee. We have picked SELECTED COFFEE Williams street. Ci^. _ : ) ’28 club membei-s on Tuesday eve- Bachelor of Music 1 Physical Education out and discarded all the si^all, There were three Baptisms on The four Abbey clerics, Frate^ ning, July 18, at a party in honor CALL HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT: State affiliated and a member shriveled coffee berries be Julji 16, as follows: EafI Thomas Lawrence Lutz, Matthew Connelljf, of James Kelly, one of the mem of the'Southern, Association of Colleges and Secondary cause these contain less coffee Baker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Harold Glentzer and Martin Arn<|, bers, who is vacationing here JOHNSON Schools. . ’• oil, less coffee flavor. You get in T. Baker; Marguerite Marie See- who have been attending St. Benf- from Ponca City, Okla. Ten of STORAGE & MOVING CO. ELEMENTARY DEPARTMENT: New Model Demonstration School Bluhill only the perfect, plump laus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 0. dict’s college at Atchison, Kan the thirteen members were pres WHY TAKE CHANCES? conducted in connection with the Collegiate Education R. Seelaus; Joseph James Flood, coffee berries that are chock are expected to return the latti ent to enjoy the evening at the Vou Can Hava Dependable Service Department. full of flavor and richness. The son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Flood. part of this week. home of Mrs. O’/lara, 3288 Tenny and the Cost le Very Low. For information, address the Registrar. result is, lO':!' to 40-4,LESS of Thomas Hardiman of -Chica^ son street. Crazy bridge was the PEarl 2433 221 Broa.dway Bluhill will make a finer, rfcher . FAVOR GRANTED and Glen Whitbeck of St. Louijji, game played. The booby prize cup of coffee. You'll have better A subscriber of The Register juniors at the Abbey school, haV« for the low score went to Gertrude coffee-and cut 10'.» to 40fi> from wishes to acknowledge a favor returned to their homes after jla Jones and the first prize for high USE Oar yourcoffee bill-by using Bluhill. granted by the Sacred Heart. visit at the Abbby. score went to the honored guest John Given of Arlington, Cold,, of the evening. Refreshments lllommuoity .serior at the Abbey, spent a fey? topped off a pleasant reunion. CORBETT’S STEEL-CUT FOR' DRlP-PERK-OR-POr The next big event— the Sum Can to East and West mer Carnival at St. Mary Magda days visiting friends kt the schodf. Helen Magers underwent an let A ISth of Each Month For Man to Call and Give Bati- lene’s parish, Edgewater, July 27, emergency appendicitis operation ICE mataa on Paekiaz and Shippin* 28 and'29.'Games, entertainments, Tell the people you patronize last Monday at St. Joseph’s hos Ofliei A Warcheuec, lU I 20tb St. KEyatoM 622a prizes, etc. Dinner served from that you saw their advertiiemeiit pital. She is doing nicely. Service—KEyetene 6228 CREAM OUca and Warehoote, i m 30th St. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS 5 to 8 in the parish hall. in "The Register. . Mr. and Mrs. William Petty, . I. Thursday, July 20.1933 Office. 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER Telephone, Main 5413 PAGE SEVEN Pope Pius XI as Friend of Science y . o F y i s f Oh! Boy— Fishing Season’s Here IN RFLIEF WORK FOLLOW THIS SCHEDULE AS IT CHANQES WEEKLY Many Types of Charity Car ried on by Courts Over Complete Fisherman’s Vacation Guide Nation Supplying weekly with a complete fishing St. Rita's court, Catholic Daugh ters of America, had an unusually LURE 'EM AND schedule, telling where to fish, whether interesting meeting Thursday eve CATCH 'E M _____ KODAKS ning, July 13, at the clubhouse, the fish are biting, condition of the roads, 1772 Grant street The grand re with Whitney’s high gent, Miss Margaret -)E. Murphy, condition of streams (whether muddy or and FILM presided. “ After thoughts” of the quality Fishing tackle national convention of Catholic clear), and be sure to patronize these re Daughters recently held in Colo World- Kodak Developing: rado Springs were enjoyed. Thirty famous liable advertisers. Printing and members of Court St. Rita, includ Enlarging ing the spiritual director, the Rev. GRANGER Harold V.' Campbell, attended the banquet and one or more of the Trout Fishermen Invited to Visit - Bring us your films .sessions. A guest Thursday evening was for careful finishing. Mrs. A. J. LeBlanc, a member of Rods Denver’s Finest Auto Laundry Court St. Anthony, San Antonio, $12 “ Colo. We have spared no expense to provide a plant that we and state regent of Texas. Mrs. believe is a credit to Denver, from a standpoint of beauty, cen Le Blanc told of the special work Special’’ tralized location and modern efficiency. of Catholic Daughters in her state ___ $ 6 .9 5 EASTMAN KODAK and reported Uiat, in the past two The Conoco Auto Laundry STORES, INC. years $7,534 had been contributed Big Strike” Fly Lines, hy Texas courts toward the educa ; - T ^ 5 to $1.75 1360 Broadway ciiiespie System K-Eystone 0534 626 16th St. Phone KE. 6321 tion of young men for the priest values...... 75e to $1.25 hood. Mrs. Le Blanc had words jSingle Action Trout Reels, of praise for St. .Rita’s clubhouse ; 85c value— now...... 50c and the hospitality di.spensed there. .Trout Flies, Doz...50c to $1.25 Official City and Open for Season Mrs. J. C. Hague, Colorado state Imported very lightweight ! Wadink Pants— State Brake delegate, told of the convention, Thu new and striking^ picture of His Holiness, Pope Pius XI, was taken in the Vatican gardens as touching on the high lights of the ‘ 'Special value ...... $7.50 Service Station the Holy Father was making an inspection of the new water power plant installed in Vatican City by Hob-nail Wading Shoes..,.$2.50 actiyities of state courts as-shown his nephew. Count Franco Ratti, an engineer. The photograph shows His Holiness just as ho reached the BENDEMEER in the reports of delegates. Many top of a flight of steps. Immediately behind the Holy Father is his nephew, who designed and installed courts, as in Texas, have the laud the water power system, hailed as one of the finest in the world and a great scientific achierement. At Motors and Chassis Cleaned 32 Miles From Denver able ambition of raising up labor the right is the Marquise Maria Luisa Persichetti Ugolini, niece of His Holiness. Monsignor Caccia Do- on Bear Creek ers for God’s vineyard. Usually minioni. Maestro di Camera of His Holiness, is seen at the left.— (Photo by G. Felici, Rome.) the location of the state deter Best Lakes for Angling¥ in and Around Denver. mines the Catholic Daughters’ pro Complete litformation Below Fishing on Private gram. Coast states spoke of the OSCP, BEST ANGLING WATERS NEAR HIGHLAND LAKE— Go to Mesde Stream “ Apostleship of the Sea,” manu CARDINAL MANNING’S GREAT DENVER vis Lonamont, 1 mile north of Meade, facturing centers had the sweat All lakes "marked (*) in front of then west to lake; bass, perch and l i m i i FLFFIIS name are licensed lakes. crappie. shop problem, the flood area along the Mi.ssissippi called for-particu 1640 CALIFORNIA ST. Directions of ho'w to get there are LONE TREE LAKE— To Berthond. Chicken and Trout WORK FOR CHURCH RECALLED accurately described. fonr miles west of Berthond, ask at Dinners...... ^ 1 .0 0 lar relief, the Southern states in •ALLEN’^ LAKE— To Boulder, Berthond; trout, perch, catfish and cluded the welfare of Colored girls take Lyons road after you cross Left bass. ■ Modem Cabins...... $ 1 .5 0 in their philanthropies. The un (Continued From Page One) 1841 and filled the position with Hand creek one mile, turn to left LONGMONT RESERVOIR — To against modernism and secularism. honor and distinction until .1847, through fence half mile; bass, perch., Lonsmont, take Lyons road through dernourished child, unemployed FISHING trout and salmon. Hygiene, two and one-half miles past PHONE EVERGREEN 119 girl, support of parochial and vaca A tide was flowing, and he gave when a serious illness interrupted (Continued From'Page One) •BASELINE RESERVOIR — Five Hygiene, road runs around right side tion schools were the concern of himself into its power. By 1833 his work. Recovering, he sought FISHERMAN FRIENDS miles west of Lafayette on Baseline' of lake; bass, sunfish and perch. he had made .his first pil^image an audience with Pope Pius IX, General Balbo delivered an ad road. Large rainbow tront. bass and LAKE LOVELAND-^Loveland BO :'ll. Ay courts had asisted the They’re Biting Great miles from Denver; bass, crappie, Red Cross. Many had Washington !to Rome, But report of his grow and was received in private con dress from the Italian pavilion. At perch. ^ the conclusion of General Balbo’s Large Black Batt •BERKELEY LAKE— Out Federal perch. bicentennial programs to report. ing interest in the doctrine^ of the ference. Doubtless, that meeting MARSHALL LAK^l — Abouf one remarks. Governor Henry Horner Rainbow Trout boulevard to 48tb, turn to left In this connection Pennsyivania Roman Catholic communion did marked- the second major mile straight to lake; catch catfish, perch mile east and one mile south of of Illinois ^ d the Most Rev. James Crappiet Marshall, then turn west; trout, told of erecting a flag-pole. not affect him adversely. Glad stone of his journey through this and bass. For That A. Griffin, 'Bishop of Springfield in apd Catfiih perch and large luckers; open May Mrs. Hagus announced with re- stone was his friend, and the sin earth. Record catches beins BODECKBR'S LAKE — To Ber. 26. , gret that the resolution presented cerity of his quest for light was Illinois, were escorted to the bal made daily; min thoud, to Campion, turn three miles MESA LAKE— By way of Mont However, it was not until 1850 cony, where the leader of the air nows and worms for west of Campion: perch and catfish. rose and Delta. Beautiful scenery Outing Trip by the Colorado state court, asking not questioned. He was appoint that he reached the point where sale. ♦BOWLES LAKE— West of Little and large rainbow trout. ed archdeacon of Chichester in armada, who is also Italy’s min The only lake in the region restocked ton, about two and one-half miles, MONARCH LAKE— KA ROSE— tinancial help in the care of Cath he felt that he must choose “ either To make that outing olic tubercular girls coming from ister of aviation, conferred upon annuaily with big fish. Recently re turn bo the right; bass, perch, ermppie Follow Grand Lake road to and out Rome or license of thought and them the Cross of Lombardy and stocked with 100,000 catchable size bullheads and excellent trout fishing. of Granby to road marked to Ka other states to Colorado in search Recently stocked with 100,000 cateb- really enjoyable, better will.” England was rife with re of the House of Savoy, in token rainbow trout. Rose. Native and rainbow trout. of health, was rejected. Mrs. Ha- ligious controversy; it was a mat able site rainbow trout. Cabins and accommodations. of his country’s admiration and Feet— Daily, Krtall NAYLOR LAKE— To Georgetown, take along a case of the ,gus was requested to place the Fourth Degree includes fine bo^ts;...... Q v r^ •BOYI) LAKE-—about five miles ter of principle with him to show friendship for Illinois. northeast of Loveland; crappie, perch ask at Georgetown; lake is five miles matter before the national board his colors, to join once and for Lunches and Refreshmenst Served at to left of Georgetown; trout. good old favorite. The Italian fliers brought the the Lodfe and baas. for further consideration. all with the men wl^o, as he be •CLAYMORE LAKE— Fort Col NEDERLAND LAKE— To Neder A letter redeived, by Mrs. Har day to a close at a banquet ten lins to Laporte; take road to left Into land; trout. K. of C. Heads lieved, were fighting the good dered them by the Italian-Ameri- (Gallagher’s) foothills about one; and one-half •OWEN’S LAKE— Go to Valmont vey .1-. Smith from Mi.ss Duffy, su on Boulder road; lake is Just north Falstaff fight. He resigned his benefice can society at the Stevens hotel. miles; bass,' perch, aun perch and preme regent, expressed apprecia and his archdeaconry, and on Pas BOWLES LAKE trout. of power plant lake; crappie, perch, tion of the Junior Catholic Daugh In keeping with General Balbo’s Two milea west of Littleton COPELAND LAKE^65 miles from trout, some bass. to Be Seated sion Sunday was admitted into the determination to conserve the Denver on South St. Vrain road; rain POMONA LAKE— Follow Leyden ters’ participation in the program car line to Oberon, turn right one Pale Beer Roman Catholic Church. The next strength of his fliers, some of the bow and Eastern brook Ushing; good of the convention. A letter was six years he spent studying the accommodations at Copeland Lake mile; perch and bass. read also from Miss Katherine The newly-elected officers of celebrations planned in their honor lodge for fishing parties. •ROCKY MOUNTAIN LAKE— Out It’s advisable, too, on ology, in. preparation for the work were eliminated. CHURCHES LAKE — Longmont Federal boulevard to 46th, torn to Rosney.acknowledgingwith thanks Denver assembly. Fourth Degree left straight to lake; catfish, perch he was to do. The Pope then ap When the great air fleet landed road to Broomfield and one mile any trip into the hills courtesies extended by Court St. Knights of Columbus, will be in pointed him provost of Westmins south; bass, perch and crappie. and bass. on the waters of Lake Michigan •ELDORA LAKE— To Eldora, lake •SLOAN’S LAKE— Out West Col Rita to Catholic Daughters ep stalled Tuesday evening, July 25, ter. He became Cardteal Wise Hart’s Corner fax three blocks past hospital, turn to carry a few bottles by John J, Sullivan, master of the early Saturday evening, it was esti is half mile'to left of Eldora; cannot route to Colorado Springs. Mrs. man’s tireless and devoted assist Invites all fishermen and fam get to it with auto: trout. to right three blocks; perch and bass. mated that the fliers had completed S’?. MARY’S LAKE— To Idaho of Deep Rock water. J. P. Donley, in charge of recep Fourth Degree in Colorado, All ant. His reward came in 1865, ilies and tourists going and •HEINZ LAKE— West of Uttle- tion at the clubhouse, said ' that members are requested to attend their epoch-making flight in 47 ton. 7 miles, turn left to house: bass Springs, 16 miles from Idaho Springs, You’ll b% sure thep that when he succeeded to the Arch coming from the mountains to tnd perch. ask at Idaho Springs; trout. nearly 100 visitors called in “ open, the ceremony. The new officers and one-half hours’ flying time. bishopric. And it was in that ex General Balbo’s plane was the first stop and visit with us. your drinking water- is house” hours. A message was re are as follows: Faithful navigator, alted office that he began, perhaps VISIT HART’S CORNER EN ROUTE ceived from Joseph O’Connor, August J, Austing; faithful cap to land, and it bore as a passenger W E ISSUE strictly pure. unconsciously, to earn the grati Augusto Ros’so, ambassador of national publicity chairman, ap tain, Arthur Alcorn; faithful ad tude of non-Catholics. FISHING LICENSES miral, Joseph F. Little; faithful Italy to the United States, who Best Trout Streams Near and in Denver Phone TAbor Si21 preciating assistance given in con Without for a moment neglect vention publicity through St. Rita’s pilot, Walter A, Hyland; faithful had joined the fliers at Montreal. Refreshments, Lunches How to Get There Fully Described. comptroller, Vincent F, Wendling; ing his duties as a theologian and Following an exchange of greet court. an administrator. Cardinal Man Dinners and Modern ARKANSAS RIVER— Good trout SON— By way of Fairplay, Salida and faithful inside sentinel, Peter J. ings between Illinois and Chicagp Monarch pass to Granby; some open Miss Margaret Leary, president ning found time to interest him fishing along highway No. 60 west of of the Catholic Daughters’ lunch- Jonke; faithful outside sentinel, officials and the fliers aboard the Cabins—rPrices Right Canon City in the Royal (Jorge dis streams in the state; 10 hours from self in a great number of social U.S.S. Wilmette, General Balbo trict. River is stocked each year with Denver. con-study club, announced that the Paul G, Nadorff. COLORADO RIVER— Over Ber- questions, including temperance, and his companions were escorted MORRISON ROAD AND thousands of trout from the Parkdale club would resume sessions in Sep Out of respect to the Rev. Hugh educational advantages for the hatchery. thoud Pais to Granby: some open tember. A program of the club’s L. McMenamin, an active member to Soldiers’ field, where 100,000 ■ SHERIDAN BLVD. BEAR CREDK— Morrison to Ever water down stream; more around Hot poor, improved housing, improved persons were assembled to greet Sulphur Springs. Some large trout. work for the year is now being of the Fourth Degree, the Denver green. Mostly open. One-half hour Mostly rainbow. About 225 miles conditions of labor and peace and them. Ice Cold Beer With drive. Worms and flies. Bendemeer considered, and will be made public assembfy ivill attend the testimon round trip. harmony, justice and mercy in the Music Entertainment lodge aftordif two miles of famous pri NORTH FORK of South Platt# in the near future. As in former ial dinner! to be given July 26 to relations between the employing vate trout stream reserved for guests. from South, Platte to Grant. Two years membership is not confined iilark the delebration of his twenty- class and the toiling masses. The K. of C. Give Stationery BIG THOMPSON AND NORTH hours' drive. Flies, spinners and to Catholic Daughters. Friends of fifth year; as rector of the Cathe FORK, up to Estes Park. Mostly worms. Most of stream open. Brown, plight of those denied opportun to Forest Army Workers rainbow and Eastern brook. Three rainbow and Eastern brook. members- will be welcome. dral. As- many members as pos ity to work*especially appealed to N ew Haven, Conn.— T h e hours' drive. A good stream for NORTH ST. VRAIN— ^Two hours' Miss Mary Donahue, president sible are' requested to attend. anyone with some experience. Good drive— some nice fish here. Free part him, and he gave himself to their Knights of Columbus’ Welfare fly stream when clear. Plenty of free of stream is overfished. Rainbow and of the Business Girls’ club, also Those doling so will wear full cause. Some thought his .views reported that that group would re dress. A| letter was lent to the service has been supplying writ Ashing. brown. extreme, but all parties trusted ing paper and envelopes to all the SOUTH FORK of South Platte new activities early in the fall. members Thursday concerning the CACHE LA POUDRE— From month from town of South Platte to fence him and he was in repeated de men in the reforestation camps of of canon up has some fine rainbow. The sewing group is working to affair, giving full information below Cheesman dam. About two mand as an arbitrator of trade the Civilian Conservation corps, Usually go«l fly fishing above Little hours’ drive from Denver. Most of outfit for First Holy Communion about their participation. South. Three hours’- drive. Miles of stream is open to free fishing. Mostly disputes and' as an adviser on so and Supreme Knight Carmody has stream open to free fishing. the needy girls in vacation school cial problems. When he passed large brown and rainbow trout. Good classes. The sewing group’s ex received a letter from Assistant EAGLE RIVER— Wolcott. Colo. stream for spinners and sioall flies, to his rest, January 14, 1892, the Berthond pass to Kremmling; turn hibit at the convention was in RECTOR’S JUBILEE Secretary of War Harry W. especirily above Horse Creek! Patronize slums df London were devastated Woodring thanking the order. Spend Your left through state bridge; trout. SOUTH ST. VRAIN— Tw6 hours’ charge of Mrs. R. J. Konicke. PLANS COMPLETED with grief. His funeral was the ELK CREEK— Go to Morrison, then drive. Mostly open to free fishing. An encouraging note at Thurs occasion of a remarkable demon up Turkey creek to Conifer, then turn Rainbow and brown trout. Over day’s meeting was the attendance (Continued From Page One) left to Shaffer’s crossing; go down fished. stration of a people’s love. Gets Papal Cross stream. Rainbow and brook trout. of many old. members and several car Malo, Charles J. Dunn, John WALDEN, COLO.— To Fort Col These Perhaps an ideal epitaph for FALL RIVER— A tributary o£ the lins and up Cache La Poudre • to from the recent class. L. Dower, William L. Lebling, ; * ^ Vacation Thompson, above Estes Park. Has Cameron pass. Michigan, Blinols, The bridge-luncheon at Elitch’s William P. Horan-, Jr., Paul Horan,* such a leader would be that of the some good Eastern brook fishing in Platte and Canadian rivers; rainbow, ; gardens Saturday, July 15, was a Clinton Jansen, Winters Morrell, phrase, .“The servjce of God is Horseshoe park. brook and native trout; ISO miles from Uenver. delightful affair and largely at M. 'J. O’Fallon, D. F. Sullivan, incomplete without the service of’ GUNNISON RIVER AT GUNNI Reliable tended. The beauty of the setting Frank Haberl, Ajbert H. Seep, Al man.” He had his faults, but, es pecially in the sunset of his days, DON’T GO PAST HART’S CORNER— STOP and colorful attire of the guests bert E. Seep, Louis Bartels, Law m lent attractiveness to the occasion. rence Purcell, George Kearns, Jr., he was a magnificent example of Henry Vidal; Mesdames J. B. Cos- what a Christian priest and teach FAVORS RECEIVED griff, Ella M. Weekbaugh, Ora er, prince and saipt can be. Advertisers A subscriber of The Register Ben Haley, Ettiene Perrenyi, Wil BRODKi FORESLollNN wishes to return thanks to the liam- P. Horan, Horton Pope; NEW HOME FOR NURSES Colorado’s Sacred Heart for favors received Misses Mary Coughlin, Julia Clif TO BE READY IN FALL through the intercession of the ford, Hilda and Wanda Gottesle- You Little Flower, St. Anthony, St. ben, Evelyn Bourk, Gertrude and fContinued From Page One) Jude, St. Joseph and St. Rita. Clara Sauer and others. which mark the difference between Cool a home and an ordinary building are to be noted on every floor, truly adding to the home’s distinc- Will Not tivene.ss and making it the finest of its kind in the Rocky Mountain Mountains region. Business Is Good The building is a thing of beau Regret It ty even at this early stage. Facing £3 X 1 7 1 0 0 r t l T A T f f p Rocky Mountains, six A o Tt l O o VjXlAL/l!i 1 miles above Evergreen on Cub creek. AT THE the east, it is four stories high, Tucked down amid the Rockies— only 8S miles from Accommoda- including the central tower. It is tions by day or week. Onr dinners mide us famous. Plan’ to come and of cream pressed brick and is set dine with us and be impressed with simplicity* style and charming beauty. off by decorative rough brick of PHONE EVERGREEN 25 deep red. Planned originally to Edwin F. Wel*^ Brook Forest, Colo. cost $1'15,000, because of its many For rates and information sea Hertz Systmn, 1711 Tremont. Ph. KE. 3102 additional features it will exceed New Joslin’s that sum by more than $2,000. GREATER VALUES THAN EVER CATHOLIC FORESTERS TO MEET IN MILWAUKEE Milwaukee, Wise. — The inter JAMES MOTOR COMPANY W . L . LEBLING, Inc. national convention of the Cath DISTRIBUTORS OF olic Order of Foresters will be held ■ DODGE Distributon PLYMOUTH in Milwaukee August 1-3. Dele A normal stock of 70* used ears, nearly every make and price, gates from the various states and all reconditioned, including paint and tires where necessary. Canada will arrive on Monday, GENERAL Retreat at St. Rosass July 31. The order was estab A Few Specials in Slightly Used Cars lished in Chicago fifty years ago Milt Mar; C. Duffy of Newark, 1930 Buick Coupe, perfect.i...... - ...... $365 THE BLOWOUT-PROOF TIRE when a small group of men, mem N. J., lupreme regen^ of the Cath Women visiting.Denver this summer will find 1932 P. D. Plymouth Coupe...... 475 bers of Holy Family parish, form olic Daughter! of America, who at 1929 La Salle Sedan, new tires, new brakes, new;']finisb...... 450 excellent accommodations at St. Rosa’s home for ed an organization for mutual help the recent national convention 1931 Chevrolet Coach, perfect throughout...... 325 MAJESTIC PRESTOLITE i and protection. This organization, was formally decorated with the 1931 Ford Sport Coupe...... 300 working girls, Tenth and Champa streets. Fine founded upon truly Christian prin Papal Crott “ Pro Eccleiia et Pon- AUTO RADIO BATTERIES it! rooms, good meals, chapel in the house. In easy ciples, soon spread out and became tifice,” in recognition of her work (AH in one) the Catholic Order of Foresters in behalf of Catholic Action. Mitt Main Store at North Denver Branch walking distance of business district. Franciscan o l Illinois. Spreading from state Duffy wai unanimoutly re-elected 2971 Federal Blvd. 444 14th St. Phone M A. 4343 to stgte, the Catholic Order of tupreme regent of the C. D. of A- 13th AT LINCOLN Sisters in charge. Laywomen’s retreat August 3 to 7. DOWNTOWN FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Foresters duvelyiped from this very at itt biennial convention at CoV>- USED CAR LOT 1157 Broad-way II! humble bcgiaiklig. rado Spring!. Il>4i PAGE EIGHT SPLENDID REPORTS GIVEN THE PRICE OF POOR VISION Dominican Nuns Saimarac Stagers O u r Watch and F Almost daily, newspapers repoift ludicrous and embarrassing AT DENVER OEANERY MEET incidents, which have come about as the result of “ poor vision.” Clock Repairing ' Inability to see normally often |has serious results. Sooner or Benefit Carnival The Denver deanery of the Jbnes of Littleton conducts a Announce Plans later everyone pays the price foij neglect of his eyes and defec Diocesan Council of Catholic girls’ class in sewing every tive vision. Don’t let this happen to you. Let us care for them Women met Monday afternoon, Wednesday afternoon at Little Is Guaranteed I now. July 17, in the Knights of Colum- Flower center and Edward Leyden bus hall. The ■ president, Mrs. J. ,ojf St. Thomas’ seminary will have We make your watch or clock like C. Hagus, presided. !a class in physical education for to Give \ Plays Gets Under Way ne-w» No matter what make of Th.e Rev. C. M. Johnson, who bpys Friday evenings at the same watch you own, if there is anything Swigert Bros. Optical Go. Denver’s most interesting had been invited to attend and ace. Through a misunderstand- (St. Mary’s Academy) , amusement feature for the week speak on the significance of the i|jig this class was dismissed when wrong with it we will find and correct the trouble DENVER’S RELIABLE OPTOMETRISTS ^m e of the center’s activities A wide variety of entertainment opened Thursday on the Loyola Holy Year, was unable to be pres will be offered in the academy au- . . . staff, stem, jewe,l, mainspring. We clean, oil and church grounds, 23rd and York ent but sent explicit directions as vrere suspended for the summer, Have Your Eyetight Ijiut Father Shea, S.J., of Sacred ditbriuni, Friday evening, July 28, We Adviie street, when the Dominican Sis to the manner of gaining the In at'8:15. Four short one-act plays, adjust in the most scientific manner. Prices very low. Perfected Now Yearly Examinationi ters of the Sick Poor officially dulgence. Inasmuch as the Na Heart church has been active in rfeassembling the boys. entirely different in character, will launched their annual mid-summer tional Council of Catholic Women be presented, “ Renting Jimmy,” 1550 California St. (Est.1902) Phone KEystone 7651 carnival for the benefit of Den in accordance with the wishes of I Mrs. P. J. Sullivan, in the ab- “ Gretna Green,” “ Flittermouse,” M. O’Keefe Jewelry Co. ver’s sick poor. Thursday evening, the Holy Father pledged itself to ^nce from the city of Mrs. John. and “ The Night Club Girl.” Those beginning at 5 o’clock, a ham din the observance of Holy Year, each Vail, is directing activities at taking part in the plays are mem 827 Fifteenth St. KEystone 1440 ner was served and on Saturday member of affiliated groups is little Flower center, with the as- bers of the senior dramatic club Jewelry Remodeled, Repaired, Cleaned evening R roast beef dinner will urged to avail herself of the privi itance of a group of volunteer of the Saimarac stagers who at be on the menu.. Diners are guar lege. orkers, among whom are Mes- tended the .summer sessions of Triangle Gleaners & Dyers ii anteed quick and efficient service Mrs. Loretto Paul gave a report imes J. E. Jones, R. J. Konicke, dramatic art held at the academy. without waiting. A bevy of pretty ^ *‘Denven’s Most Reliable” ■ I pf continued work in the clinic 'rank Demmer, Sadie Feeney, Those taking part in “ Renting Men's Suits cleaned and pressed...... ^...... gOc ' ' young ladies will'see that the din where 353 cases were cared for in urphy and Harvey French, and ner patron has excellent serv Jimmy” are Edwyna Richards, Men’s Topcoats cleaned and pressed..j...-...... ' ‘ the past month. Mrs. Paul spoke iss Katherine Kirkpatrick. Miss Mary Kranz, Olive Golden, Eufro- Ladies' Plain Dresses and (Coats clcahed and pressed ______8Sc ' ’ ice. They are Misses Helen appreciatively of the assistance ,oxie Noe, who kindly gave her Home Public Market FOR CASH CARRY Finn, Marie Coffey, Mary Leslie, cine Mares, Margaret Day, Betty -r P A ^ AVE. J. E.:. ^LYNN.Hi>Li 0^ene^ and Manager MAIN 6179 received from the doctors, the Fed sfervices at the center every day Olive Horner, Mildred Bastien, Crandell, Margpret Mary Goggin, eration of Catholic Nurses, Medi sjj far this summer, has gone to the Malvina Aron and William Stew Helen and Marion Sullivan, Marie cal Mission society and Sacred fountains for two weeks. Dur- and Elizabeth Ryan, Helen art. The cast, for “ Gretna Green” Heart Aid society. Mrs. J. E. iig her absence Miss Olive Golden ■ie composed of Raphael Gwyn, Deutsch, Ruth Church, Ruth To i|nd Miss Jean Galligan' of St. Skelly bin, Elanore Esser, Mary Wor- Jane Galligan and VValter Kranz. STEBENNE’S SERVICE STATION Products lary’s academy will continue the Stonewall under the auspices and grown-ups, seated on the lawn, found the man slumped over in the PROWSE BROS. cleaned and , C C ' of the Knights of Columbus and bathtub. Mr. Hermes had resided Mfgri. and Retaileu enjoyed the promised ice cream nr w w w w WWW w w wwwwwwwwwwwm All styles Corsets pre.s.sed .. O O C the Catholic Daughters. Both or treat. The pastor and sisters are here for more than a quarter of a MONUMENTSr ganizations are busy perfecting (old and neNv) greatly pleased with the response century and was a chef by occu MAUSOLEUMS, MARKERS plans for the affair. ‘ of the parents and children. pation. He was born in Germany; Eng. 229-J 2984 So. Broadway The Rev. F. L. Sebastiani, S.J., Besides his wife, Mrs. Katherine Cathedral Parish Men’s Wear has returned from Denver, where FAVORS ACKNOWLEDGED Hermes, he is survived by five TED GIPSON I Mcn'.s White Flannel Trou.sers he made his 10-day retreat at A reader of The Register wishe(i children, Rudolph of Fort Lyon, CLEANERS OPENS cleaned and C A Regis college. to acknowledge favors received Leo and Mrs. Frank Brown of Phone WE RECO.MMEND pressed...... O U C The Ladies’ Altar society had its through the intercession of StL' Pueblo, Mrs. Agnes Olson of Den Look Ideal Barber Shod for GA. 5084 Men's Suits cleaned monthly meeting Wednesday aft Jude. ' ver and Mrs. Herbert Rehms of Ted Gipson, a member of •the and pressed...... O v /C ernoon, July 5, at Community La Junta. Funeral service." were W. A. Francis de Sales’ pari.sh, has puT- hall.. Mrs. E. R. Motto and her put on by pupils of Miss Helen held at Sacred Heart church Fri Electric Grierson, 3^0^ PARAMOUNT Men’s Straw or rhased the Ideal Barber shop ^ assistants were hostesses. Gregory as an added attraction; day at 7 a. -m. In);erment was Sign Prop. CLEANERS AND DYERS 56 .South Broadway, at Archer. Panama Hats...... 60c The monthly business meeting The St. Rita society met witfc made in Denver. SPECIAL PRICES 'Mr. Gipson bring.s to Denver a of ihe Catholic Daughters of Mrs. Margaret Hendrickson at itb Miss Helen Jacobs, aged 18 Men's Suits., sponged and pressed. 40c technique known only to the pekt- 10% Discount America' was held Monday night, regular session this month. years, passed pway Sunday at the Men’s' Suits, cleaned and pressed 60c ple of Chicago, the Tarco sWe The Best in Men’s Hats, cleaned and blocked 60c July 3. The following members Mrs. A. R. Cresto was hostess family residence, 1415 Cedar Ovorcoafk and Topcogtis cleaned and pressed 7 Sc contour haircutting and sLvl»IK Cash and Carry of the court attended the national to the Catholic Daughters’ Sewing street. She had been ill for sev Used Men’s Ties, cleaned and pressed. 3 for...... ,...26c the hair to suit each individuill. convention in Colorado Springs: club Friday night, July 14, witji Uadics' Dresaes. cleaned and pressed...... -..6 5 c eral weeks. Miss Jacobs is sur Ladies’ Hats ...... ,...S 0 c The new shop is a model of cleah- Grand Regent Adeline Gerardi, fourteen members present. Aftet vived by her mother, Mrs. Julia Furniture Ladies’ Coats, cleaned and pressed...... ,...88c liness and .-anitary facilities. Po^ Mrs. A. R. Cresto, Misses Hazel a few hours of Sewing, dainty re Jacobs, and two sisters, Mary Cash or Credit 10.% CASH AND CARRY ular prices prevail. You are ip- Loughery and Jean Tarabino. freshments were served. MisS Ha Jacobs and Catherine Jacobs. She Retail Rooms vited to try the Tarco style. | zel Fowles was winner of the The Carroll club made its first was a member of- St Francis Open Daily Location, 56 So. Bdwy. at Archpr public appearance Monday and prize. Xavier’s parish. Miss Jacobs was ...... ■■■" ----- Tuesday night, July 10 and 11, by A regular business meeting o|£ born and reared in Pueblo and re A FULL LINE OF pirtting on a splendid minstrel the Carroll club was held Thurs cently had attended school in Wal — FOR R E N T - The firms listed here de Tbe firms listed here de day night of last week, after which OFFICE FURNITURE show at Community hall. It was senburg. Funeral services were UNFURNISHED HOUSE erve to be remembered Cleaners—^^Dyers personally directed by Father R. a novel entertainment took placg. held Wednesday at 9 a. m. in St. .We rent Folding Chairs, Card and serve to be remembered A. Henneman. Much credit is due It was a gagget hunt. Ted Winj- Francis Xavier’s church. Banquet Tables, Dishes, Silver- Six rooms, good condition, Main Office and Plant— walking distance. Near Cathe when you are distributing vhen you are distributing him, for tho show went over big. sor and his group came out wilfr Funeral services for Albert A. 'warc, anything in stock. 700 E. Colfax, MAin 6101 dral and schools. our*patronage in the dif lyen Wolfe and his 11-piece or ners and they v:cre awarded a 2^ Watters, who died in Pueblo,-Were Established 1888 your patronage in the dif Branches: 65 Broadway, chestra furnished niu.sic through pound box of candy. Thomas held at 9 a. m. Tuesday in Sacred I 428 E. SIXTEENTH AVE. 1573 Broadway, 419 15th St. crent lines of business. out the show. Novelty dances wevc Foudy was chairman of the affaii Heart church. ferent lines of business. PHONE KEYSTONE 4852 ^^^t^ffW **************************** ! ! I > » *****, i The Denver Catholic Register FR. FORSYTHE FR. MULROY AWNINGS President..^...... Moit Rev. Bishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. President Emeritus...... Most iRev, Bishop J. Henry Tihen, D.D, IS HONORED IS NAMED TO -WEDDING CANOPIES Editor...... »ev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D. Opinions of Associate Editors of The Register — GARDEN FURNITURE Managinsr Editor...... Hubert A. Smith, Jour.M. — UMBRELLA TENTS Associate Editors— Rev, Albin Rate^mann, Rov. Barry Wogan, Edward AT ROCKVALE STATE BOARD C. Day, Jr., F. Everett. Peddling Filth dredit,vin view of his unwavering Canon City.— Fathpr John For policy in his few months’ reign, Governor Edwin C. Johnson has Entered as second class matter a|t the post office at Denver, Colo. sythe was honored at a party in “ Evil to him who evil thinks,’’ appointed as a member of the philosophized a Chicago judge for courage enough to ignore the Rockvale Monday evening of last squawks of the anvil chorus. But board of visitors for the division week by the members of the Holy Tuesday in handing down a ruling of public welfare, recently estab that near nude girls could con after all he is just carrying out Name society and their families the will of the people. And if the lished under th e. code bill, the Published Veekly by and the choir girls of the church tinue to dance at a World’s fair Rev. John R. Mulroy of Denver, show so long as “ the boobs’’ are people delude themselves, or let THE CATHOLIC PUBLISHING SOCIETY (Inc.) at Rockvale. Father John left themselves be deluded, that every who has spent the past eight years Tuesday morning for Las Animas, willing to pay to watch them. He in organizing and developing the 142.1 LARIMER ST* 938 Banndck Street informed the complainant, a wom thing is . hunky-dory— on the where he will hold a mission for strength of a temporary gain— Catholic Charities program as t IK 'I» i >»♦ »» ^ few weeks before going to an lawyer who is the mother ol well as co-operating with the vari Phone MAin 541.3 P. 0. Box 1497 two children, that “ this court is they may be foolish enough to Atchison, Kansas, where he will throw aside the only real leader ous activities of the Community not here to reform the world.’’ We Chest and the unofficial public Matinee Saturday and Sunday attend college and study for a we have had in years. might hold our noses and forget welfare groups of the city and $2 a year. Sojd only in club arrangement with The Register, degree. Let’s not fool ourselves. We’re Matinees— All Seats 25c the whole thing, but it brings to state. Catholics in general will Tuesday edition. $2 covers subscription to both weeklies. The Knights of Columbus held not out of the woods yet, by a Nites— 25c and 30c mind a class of vultures working appreciate the expression of fair their regular meeting in the hall OGDEN long way. Just because the going in Denver, if not in direct viola ness on the part of the governor Tuesday night with a good attend is a little easier, we should not Fri., Sat., Sun., Mon. Tue*., Wed., Thur*. Thursday, Jt|ly 20, 1933 tion of the law, at least in viola in appointing a Catholic priest to ance. It was an interesting sum pay our guide off and strike out tion of the spirit of the law. this position. JOHN mer meeting. JAMES OFFICIAL; DIOCESE OF DENVER blindly agrain. Let’s stick to him The division of public welfare The Denver crew might just as like a cockle burr to a sheep till Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bower and takes over, under the code bill, DUNN BARRYMORE The Denver Catholic Regisl er merits our cordial approval, well say, “ Evil to him who evil ^e have real prosperity on a children joined Mrs. Bower’s par the rights and duties of the state We confirm it as the official publi cation of the Diocese. Whatever thinks,’’ even as the Chicago judge thoroughly sound' basis.— Millard Gloria Staurt - David Manner* In Thi* Delightfully ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hawkins, department of charities and cor appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or those did, and go on about its dirty F. Everett. in Different Hit and Harlan Hawkins for a motor work. The racket is a birth con rections, thd Clolorado board of of the Officials of our Curia is he Feby declared official, trip to Trinidad and Raton, New We hope The Register will be read*in every home of the trol movement, those engaged in corrections and the commissioners “ THE GIRL' “ RE-UNION IN Mexico, Saturday and Sunday of it, like in all other rackets, being Our Relationi With Non-CathoIic« of the various state penal and diocese. j - last week. We urge pastors, parents anq teachers to cultivate a taste in employed for gain. The vultures Despite the effect of bigotry, eleemosynary institutions. It also IN 419” VIENNA” will exercise the duties formerly the children of the diocese for tlje reading of The Register. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Al- get the name of a married woman good feeling normally exists be styne and three children and Miss tween Catholics and i¥>n-Catholics. invested in tKe commission for the Coming, “ International House,” the all star sensation. 4* URBAN J. VEHR, and try to gain entry into a home Helen Manley visited in Colorado by telling the prospective custo The friendly spirit leads often to blind and the child welfare .\ug. 5, 1931. Bishop of Denver. Springs Sunday at the home of mer that a friend has recommend association of members of the two bureau. The board of three vis Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Gilges. ed her. They have a full line of classes. Such association, when itors will receive no salary. The law states tK»t they ’will represent Mrs. J. Leo Sterling presided articles of feminine hygiene, but civil in character, when called for over a 4 o’clock tea in her home the ace in the hole is a tube of by political, social or business rea the governor in visiting the state institutions, receive reports there Why Pay M ore? last week on Thursday afternoon tablets 'that are “ guaranteed to sons, is certainly unobjectionable, when she honored Mrs. John Hol kill germs.’’ Pull instruction on even commendatory. It is forbid from and make recommendations (Trademark) LISTENING IN how to use these powerful tablets, den only when it constitutes a real concerning their pro^ams. The lister and Mrs. F. A. McHaley o^ other, members of the board are Fort Dodge, Iowa, who were visit which free the women of today danger- to either faith or morals. from the danger of mercurial But at times such friendship be Mrs. Deborah Mumper of Greeley (Continued From Page One) ing at the home of Mrs. E. L Hol and Dr. F. A, Forney of Colorado lister. Places were laid for the poisoning and other horrors, and tween Catholics and non-Catholics WM. W. MYER DRUG STORES goes beyond the bounds of friend Springs. racketeering that hat been expoted recently in the Denver dailies. It honored guests and Mmes. E. J. at the same time give them assur INCORPORATED cannot be permanently handled under the present laws, although Hollister, Frank W. Schmitt, Mar ance of absolute safety against ly social intercourse and invades For many years the Rev. Wil t^e sphere of religion. That is an something ought to he done about it. Firms call up saying they are garet Bower, Harry Van Alstyne, conception, is contained in pamph liam G’Ryan held a similar posi association which is religious— an Colorado Owned Stores various charitable or patriotic soci'ities.- They want to sell tickets to D. G. Hay.’ s, J. A. Doherty, John lets that are left for perusal. tion on the old board of charities entirely different matter. and corrections. benefit affairs. If people do not buy, they sometimes become rough Allen and Sterling. Even though an Indignant 17th and Broadway 15th and Welton with them. The firm gets most of the receipts and the society gets Miss Rita . Driver of Leipzig, housewife tells the “ lady” ped Active, formal participation in 800 Santa Fe Dr. the sacred rites of a non-Catholic. Broadway and Ellsworth what is left. The public, of course, has not been aware that it has Germany, who is spending the dler, who has a “ gentleman” fnend 15th and California * 16th and California been dealing with professionals. summer in Canon City, enjoyed a waiting outside for her in the car, religious function is forbidden Catholics by the natural law, be week’s camp with a group of that her particular home has no We Do Not Have Special Sales But Sell You at Our Lowest Advertising has been sold for years this way in Denver on all Camp Fire Girls last week near place for articles of birth control, cause it is really a denial of the Loretto Students true faith and a profession of one Prices Every Day on All Druf Merchandise. torts of preposterous little publications. School papers, for instance, Abbot’s lodge above 'Westcliffe. .the peddler, unabashed, leaves the have been misrepresented as havinjg a general circulation: It would literature with the thought, ex that, is false. Even communica Dr. George Sturm underwent tion which is passive, that is, at be a good idea if all advertising mediums were forced to get state an emergency operation at a local pressed, that it might come in handy some time and that the lo tendance as a worshiper at a sa licenses, which would not be grapted nor continued unless certun hospital Sunday evening and is re Entertain Nuns ethical standards were lived up to.| It should be possible for a pros cal laboratory is willing at all cred rite without any active par ported to be recovering nicely at ticipation, is also forbidden, as a Hours; 9 to 12; 1 to 5. , Phone MAin 3437 pective advertiser to know exactly ;how much circulation he it buying. this time. Dr. Sturm makes his times to co-operate with any wom It would not hurt to have state inspectors checking up on this circu an who wants to participate in the rule^ for it too implies acceptance (Loretta Heights College) Residence Phone, YOrk 2388 home with his' sister and family, of what is false. lation when the publications are b^ing actually produced and mailed. Dr. and Mrs. Frank W. Schmitt “ new freedom.” — Hubert A. A number of the students of Any effort to get through such legislation will be met with fearful Smith. A Catholic may not, therefore, DR. J. J. O’NEIL, DENTIST The Catholic ladies presided Loretto Heights college were seen opposition, for the racketeers havp had possession of the publishing act as sponsor in a non-Catholic last Saturday in a delightful.pro over a fortnightly card party at field for a long time. If a merchnnt wants to give an ad to a little Baptism, nor may he take active gram for the entertainment oi the Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Streets the home of Mrs. Sarah Holden The Pretident on a Spot publication, as an outright gift, thajt is his privilege. The little papers part in a non-Catholic marriage or nuns at the college. The pro have a right to exist if they do not; misrepresent. But nobody should and Miss Catherine Roche Thurs President Rdosevelt is on a funeral. There can be no objec day afternoon. gram featured violin, vocal and be misled. There are perhaps thirty weeklies in Denver that have spot! No, we don’t mean that his tion, however, if such functions dramatic numbers. Miss Mary no circulation worth speaking of, but which pretend to be in the same Dr. and Mrs. Frank W. Schmitt life is endangered by gangsters are attended for purely social or Elizabeth Haiison, violinist, accom who threaten to “ rub him out.” class with this paper. It is an old ;trick to distribute many copies for were informal hosts Sunday eve business reasons. Neither can ob panied by Miss Parisod, and Miss THE DeSELLEM FUEL & FEED CO. t a time, get advertising and then ;cut down the run. Racketeering ning in their home on Rudd ave it is his political life and power jection be found in passive attend Geraldine Sullivan, vocalists, pro CHARLES A. DeSELLEM | exists here on a vast scale, and does immense harm to legitimate busi nue when they entertained Mr. we speak of, and it’s all because ance at these functions out of vided the musical numbers. Dra he is making a success of his job. FIRST CLASS FUEL AND FEED . \ ness. The toll must be many hundreds of thousands of dollars a year and Mrs. J. Leo Sterling and chil mere curiosity, provided no scan matic readings were given by the • We Ship by Rail . When he took over the reins of in Denver. dren, Janet and Bobby. dal is given, no danger of perver following: 'The Misses Margaret Office Phones TAbor 3205, TAbor 3206 35th and Walnut Sts. ! government the country was in a sion exists or no particular law and Claire Dunphy, presenting “ A Alumnae Have Picnic mess. It still is, for that matter, Residence Phone FRanWin 1058-W Denver, Colorado | A dispatch July 15 from Salt: Lake City said that “definite con- The Mount St. Scholastica of the place forbids. For the non- Pair of Lunatics;” (Dlaire Dunphy but the unsavory results of greed, rection between the Indian tribes of North America and one of the alumnae of Canon City enjoyed Catholic church is ^trictly secular; in “ Old Key of Heaven;” Pauline j lost tribes of Israel has been established by Paxton C. Hayes, it is a picnic Thursday night, July, 15, inhumanity and vicious lust for it is a public hall. Maguire in “ Antonio (^ens His I power are rapidly being cleaned believed.” But when we read on,, looking for a description of the in the state park. Those present Although Catholics are forbid Eyes;” Lucille Mays in “ The Lead-1 up. Prices and wages are going definite signs, they were sadly lackjing. The Mormon religion teaches were Mrs. Russell Hundley, Mrs. den td take part in non-Catholic ing Lady;” Lucille Mulligan in I up; the stock market is taking a that the American continent was inhabited by the Israelites centuries Albert Goris, Mrs. Dick Merlino, religious services, they extend a “ Baby-talk Bride.” I boom, and everything looks rosy. ago and that the Indians are desceijidants of the lost tribes. Mrs. William Manley and Mrs. cordial invitation to non-Catholics ^^W CHNfiXTURB The industries are adopting Regina Montgomery and Mary The fact is that there has beep an enormous amount of scientific Agnes Dyer and the Misses Marie to attend Catholic devotions. codes assuring workers of a more Alma Fregeau represented the So-1 1252*44 Y fi. Ar a p a k o r Sc F. J. Kirchhof research among the Indians, by both sociologists and archeologists, Prescott, Helen Anna, Dorothy Strange as it may seem, there is or less square deal, but certain cial Service club of Loretto, Db NVBR COiORADO and there is not a shred of evidence in favor of the Mormon conten Sterling, Loretta Jansen, Elois in this attitude no inconsistency; short-sighted business men are al Heights college at the meeting o^, tion. The Book of Mormon teaches that there was vast civilixation Meade, Anna Doherty, Jessie for while a Catholic would violate ready protesting against the “ iron the Medical Missionary society i Construction on the North American continent long ago that was destroyed. If Armstrong, Helen Murphy and principles in attending non-Cath hand” of “ Dictator” Roosevelt. It held Tuesday at, Mercy hospital,! i Agnes Doherty. olic services, a non-Catholic vio there was, we ought to be able to fipd the relics of it. Enough investi is safe to say that these protests with Dr. Paul Connor as the prin- i gation has gone on to make positive that it did not exist. Miss Marie Esser has returned lates no principles of his religion cipal speaker of the afternoon. ■ Company . will grow in direct proportion as by attending Catholic devotions. from Chicago, where she enjoyed prosperity comes back. It takes Six members of the Social Serv- [ a three weeks’ visit at the World’s This is obvious; for since Prot- ice club are at Camp Santa Maria [ more than a mere depression to cstantisrfi is a religion based on fair. drive avarice out of men’s hearts. del Monte as camp counsellors. | LEAGUE LEADER BARELY iriyate judgement, a Protestant is The third' student enrollment Miss Frances Morrissey of When people were so destitute ogically a seeker after truth. He BUILDERS Florence left last Sunday for a they couldn’t buy their normal i party for girl graduates of Colo must at least admit that”^the Cath rado parochial high schools was two weeks’ vacation and trip, quota of goods— necessities and olic Church may be the true WINS BASEBALL CONTEST which will include the World’s perhaps a few luxuries— these held at the college Wednesday. Church. On the other hand, Ca Twen-i-y girls who were graduated fair. gentlemen were greatly worried tholicism is based on a Divine, in We Would James Sterling and Jackie Mc and began to cry for help. from Cathedral high school ini Last-Inning Rally Saves Day for St. Patrick’s; fallible teaching; a Catholic is, June attended the reception. j Donough returned to their home But just as soon as things swing therefore, a possessor of the truth. Appreciate Three Teams Tied for Second Place; Sunday after spending several up again, they start chasing the Why should he seek for that which RETURN FROM EAST I Your Patronage Softball G^mes Held days at the Hemming;way ranch dollar, and they don’t care what he already possesses? His faith above Westcliffe. they do to get it. The old cut Mr. and Mrs. George Rotti-'j bars all possibility of doubt. He weiler and .family have just re-1 St. Patrick's had a scare in itsieph’a, 7-4, and the Welby team Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Hayes vis throat methods 'will give them an can never admit that other tijrned from a two months’ vaca firrt "ante in the second round of bowled the Presentation players ited in Pueblo last Friday as edge over their decent competi Churches may possibly be right. tion in the East. They visited the Holy Name baseball league over, 13-6. The results broke up guests of Mr. Hayes’ sister. tors for a time, and a dollar in — Rev. Albin H. Ratermann. relatives in Missouri, Illinois, Indi Mrs. W. M. Mabry, who visited the hand is worth a gold eagle in Sunday when it was trailing at the a triple tie for third place among ana, Ohio, Kentucky and Iowa, for several weeks in Canon City the future to them. end of the eighth inning by two St. Dominic’s, St. Elizabeth’s and Where Price* Have Stayed Up and spent several days at the Cen run.'-. Only a five-run rally in the St. Leo’s, but made another one at the home of her niece, Mrs. D. In time of distress the country To people iii the larger cities, tury of Progress. la.st frame, as Tommy Holzer, semi- for second standing among St. G. Hayes, returned to her home is democratic and Democratic. pro hurler pitching for St. Leo’s, Joseph’s, St Dominic’s and St. in Montrose on Thursday of last exclusive of those who have been With a chicken in the pot again totally unemployed, the depress PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS weakened, allowed the league lead Elizabeth’s, each having copped week. THEY ARE RELIABLE and a tin lizzie snorting in the ion has had its compensation. er to win its ninth straight game. six games and lost three. Mrs. Helen Salyer, who spent garage, things are different. “ I’m Though salaries have been de Joe Andreatta held St. Leo’s to This Sunday the schedule'is as the past several weeks visiting her not going to be bossed around by seven hits. Walsh and Callahan mother, Mrs. Margaret Bower, creased, drops in the price of com follows; any man.” “ Nobody is going to modities and in r^ent partially of St. Patrick's and St. Leo’s, re- was called to Denver last week to tell me how to run my business,” ."'pectively.- hit home ains. St. Leo’i v>. St. Cxjetan’i, 26tb resume her duties in the offices of compensate the loss in income. I and Decatur; St. Dominic’i vt. etc., will be heard all over the But for the people in the West the Western Union company. She land. In other tilts St. Dominic's had Preientation team; 2Sth and Low is stationed at the Oxford hotel. ern section of Colorlldo, particu to hustle to win over St. Caje- ell; Welby team v>. St. Joaeph’i, Mrs. Susan O’Hanlon and three ■Wb are not interested in the larly in the fertile valleys on the President’s political fate as such, tan’s, 5-4; St. Elizabeth’s took a 9th and Fox; St. Elixabeth’a vs. children, Mary Elizabeth, Marga Moffat road, one discovers that the When Age nor that of his party, except as hard fought game from St. Jos- Annunciation team, 31st and Cur ret Mary and Bernard, accom lean years have |)eld forth no com- private individuals. But here is tis. St. Patrick’s draws a bye. All panied Miss Mary Ann Smith to pen^tion, unless it be the greater the problem we are facing: Po games will start at 3 p. m. Denver last week, where they re realization of the spiritual life for Nuns and Children litical prejudice, prohibition fanat The standings are as follow.*: mained for several days on a which we are created. icism, antis of every description W L Pet. pleasure trip. In those communities, because of of Vacation School are being used against the Presi St. Patrick’s . .. 9 0 1.000 Miss Dorothy Sterling is spend a wide'ly scattered populace, there Creeps Up St. Joseph’s . . 6 3 .667 ing the week in Es^es Park with dent and his recovery program. are few competitive businesses. As Are Given Picnic To cite just one instance, a deter St. Dominic’s ,. 6 3 .667 friends. a consequence, those who supply St Elizabeth’s.. 6 3 .667 mined effort is being made to re the needs of the surrounding (Holy Ghost Parish) MisS Grace Hollister entertained duce appreciably the $3,300,000,- St Leo’s...... 5 4 .555 at a bridge-luncheon in her home ranchers and farmers have been The sisters who taught and the 000 plan to boost business and fur Presentation Thursday of last week when she able to charge all kinds of fancy children who attended the vaca nish new purchasing power through team ...... 3 6 .333 honored her visiting cousins, Mrs. prices for their goods. So also, tion school conducted recently at public works. The Rev. Dr, John Welby team , 3 6 .333 Clayton Hollister and Miss Isabel with prices at a high letel, the Holy Ghost church were guests at A. Ryan, eminent Catholic econo And you are unable to j>ut forth the same Annunciation Fallon of Fort Dodge, Iowa. Miss various sales taxes have; looked a picnic on Thursday at Camp team ...... 1 7 .125 mist, and others advocated a five- plenty big to these peoplie. For Fallon returned to her home Sat billion-dollar program. Dr. Ryan Santa Maria. Ten automobiles St Cajetan’s.. . 1 8 .111 urday. while Mrs. Clayton Holli.s- example gasoline, including the energy in your struggle for a living, would conveyed the happy children to SOFTBALL RESULTS said just the other day that the five and a half cents in taies, has the mountains, where an appetiz ter will spend the summer in this President’s plan may be too late In the softball leag^ue sponsored city. Ibeen as high as 32 cents a gallon ing lunch was served and the day and too small in extent to accom it not be a comfort to know that you have a by the Holy Name society, games Lovely Wedding . Held and only recently reached a low was spent in merrymaking. Saturday night resulted in An plish the hoped-for result. Yet it pf 26 cente in one or two small Miss Betty Trenhaile became is being fought, bitterly. Father Mulroy returned the nunciation team defeating St. the bride of Mario Rampone at tities. With no profit forthcom nice balance in a savings account? early part of the week from St. j Louis’ in a close contest, 2-1, and a beautiful church wedding held We may give the President ing from the things he raises, the Louis, where he attended the con- j Presentation team trimming Holy Tuesday morning in St. Michael’s farmer finds it a dire hardship to The easiest time to save is before family and ferenep of Catholic Charities di-j Family players, 12-6. church, with the Rev. Paul Fife, make their home in Canon City, pse his automobile with such a pre rectors of the Middlewest region. I SL Patrick’s continued the even O.S.B., officiating at the ceremony. where Mr. Rampone is employed mium on fuel. Father Henry Ford, assistant at tenor of its way Wednesday night, A large number of relatives and at a motor company. Those pres As another example, in small other responsibilities put a strain on your Holy Ghost parish, has entered trampling on Annunciation team friends of the bridal couple ,were ent were the Rev. Paul Fife, Miss pommunities where there is only upon his duties as Catholic chap to the tune of a 11-to-l score. present for the service and Mass. Frances Trenhaile, Peter Ram '■ne drug store, prices almost purse. Start now, while you can. We pay 3% lain of the Reforestation army in Presentation players shut out the Sister M. Leona of Chicago, a for pone, Mrs. Mary Rampone, Miss iouble those in Denver are asked the state. His first work is at the Mt. Carmel team, 3-0. mer teacher of the bride, played Grace Green, Mrs. ’Roy Moses and or prescriptions, drugs and sun- camps in the vicinity of Alamosa. The schedule for the next two the wedding march. The bridal family, Mrs. Ernest Brown, Miss Iries. And these conditions pre- interest, compounded semi-annually. nights’ play is as follows: couple were attended by Miss Gladys Pittman, Mrs. Esther Gra nil, good times or bad, we are BOYS TO LEAVE FOR Saturday, July 22: Holy Family Frances Trenhaile and Peter Ram ham, Mrs. Jfary Tonso and daugh Id. team vs. St. Patrick’s, 8 p. m.) pone as bridesmaid and best man. ter, Miss Leona Tonso; Mr. and One n:\ight find an excuse' for CAMP ON JULY 25 Preseatatioa team vs. Annuncia Mrs. Rampone is the daughter of Mrs. Ralph J. Wann, William is condition in the freight that tion team, 9 p. m. Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Lovejoy and Trenhaile, Edward Frohling, Cecil ust be .paid to these out-of-the- On Tuesday morning, July 25, July 26: St. Patrick’s vs. St. Mr. Rampone is the son of Mrs. Trenhaile, Anean Frohling, Mr. ay cities, if it .were not for the the first gioup of 140 boys will go Louis*, 8 p. m.; Holy Family team Mary Rampone, alt of Canon City. and Mrs. James Allison, Mr. and act that in towns where two or to Camp Santa Maria for a three vs. Mt. Carmel team, 9 p. m. All Both young people aM well known Mrs. Sandy Biell and son of Lead- ore are in_ competition in the weeks’ outing. They will be ac softball games arc played at in Church circles anq both have ville, Mr. and Mrs. Appratto and tome line, prices are at a Denver companied by counsellors who will Elitch’s gardens. been active in ChurcH work. Im family, Mrs. Mary Relick and levei. supervise their activities and takei Present standing;* mediately following the wedding family, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Purnell For the sake of those upon W a breakfast was served at tl)^ and son, Donald; Miss Elsie Love whose prosperity the life and American Natl. Bank care of their leisure time while at| Pet. the camp. This first group in St. Patrick’s ...... 12 .923 home of Mr. and Mrs. Lovejoy and joy, Roy Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. breath of the city depend, some 17th at Lawrence St. Frank Kirchhof, President cludes boys between the ages of Annunciation team.. 8 .615 later in the day a dinner was Ferguson, Mrs. Viola Opp, Mrs. relief in the way of fixed prices 12 and 15 years. When they re Presentation team.... 6 .461 served at the home of Mrs. Mary Doris Cruzan Frank Faria, Mr. to the consumer and a fixed turn on August 14, the younger Holy Family team ... 5 .416 Rampone. Later Mr. and Mrs. Fletta and son, Mr. and Mrs. John profit for the vendor should be boys from 8 to 12 years will have Mt. Carmel team .. 5 .384 Mario Rampone left by motor for Boman, Mr. and Mrs. Walter forthcoming.— Edward C. Day, Johnson and Mrs. Tom Lovejoy. Jr. their outing. St. Louis’ ...... 2 .166 a short honeymoon trip. They will Thursday, July 20. 1933 Office. 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER ICATHOLK' REGISTER PAGE FIVE i D E i[l CIRL10 Summer Festival Dominican Sisters of the Sick Poor |to Begin July 27 [ (St, Mary Magdalene’s Parish) i The summer festival will start T^hursday evening, July 17, and s centinUe on Friday and Saturday. August 15 Date for Entrance Englewood’ Home Will Be Annual Outdoor Sluppers will be served on Thurs- m m Into Leavenworth Char (Ihy and Saturday evenings. The Scene of St. Louis’ ity Order spppers are in charge of Mrs. Affair s Bates, Mrs. Rohder and Mrs. Na- giel, assisted by Mrs. Harris, Mrs. ! (St. Catherine’s Parish) HcLarer, Mrs. Lumsder and Mrs. (St. Louis’ Parish, Englewood) Carnival The parish is losing another one Johnston. 'The fancy work booth The Altar society will entertain / ' of its young people called to a Tliill be in charge of Mrs. Otto at the home of Mrs. William Spind- “Behold St. Christopher At Loyola Church Grounds, 23rd and York * higher life in the person of Miss Buck, Jr., the feature of this ler, 3769 South Bannock, Wednes ) Kathleen McDermott, who has booth being a beautiful hope chest, day afternoon, July 26. Assist been living with Mrs'. M. J. Cullen, ^he Young Ladies’ sodality, un ing her will be Mrs. C. Wheeler Then go your way in safety” 4150 Lowell boulevard, for the der the direction of the president. and Mrs. A1 Eppick. Transporta THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY past five years and who left Mon Miss Ruth Tupper, will have tion from the end of the car line day for a three weeks’ visit with charge of the refreshment, candy to Mrs. Spindler’s home will be July 20 July 21 July 22 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henfy and fish pond booths. provided for the guests without St. Christopher Medals McDermott, old-time family of 'The men of the Holy Name so cars. All are invited to attend. Leadville. Miss McDermott will ciety will have charge of the vari- The San Luis Rey Social club enter the Sisters of Charity at Oius games. Elroy Goebel, John will ^ive a social in Concordia hall, GRAND PR1ZE-$100.00 IN SILVER Leavenworth on August 15. She Haney, Louis Keep, Otto Huck, 3300 South Sherman, Wednesday and Medallions for was employed as chief cashier at Charles McLain, A. R. Mariacher, evening, July 26. Vogelsang’s Albert Mariacher, Anthony and Together with nine (9) other beautiful prizes. a local manufacturing company five-piece orchestra will provide for the past several years. William Patsy, Pete Wagner and the music for the occasion. The A very beautiful scene was en Wm. Goebel will assist in the vari admission charge is 15 bents. All Travelers, 10c to $3.00 Virginia Baked Hum Dinner Choice Roast Beef Dinner acted in SL Catherine’s church at ous activities sponsored by the are welcome. the 7 o’clock Mass last Sunday Holy Name society. Served Thursday Evening« Served Saturday Evening Mrs. Patrick Moore, Mrs. Rob The Daughters of Mary sodal morning when John R. Armstrong ity will receive Communion at the 50c per plate. 50c per plate. of. 4597 Federal boulevard made ert Alyword and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Higdon will conduct the coun 6 o’clock Mass this Sunday. The his First Holy Communion with his regular monthly meeting will be wife on one side and son, Robert, try store and a game. The pastdr (ind members of the parish extend held in the hall on Monday eve No Dinner Served Friday on the other. The first communi ning, July 24, at 8 o’clock. cant, employed with the Mountain On invitation to* all their friends Parks division, had been baptized to attend the festival as the build Theiiea-Tunze Ritei Held S«e the Frontier Day Indians— See the Great Daredevil Gates ing program demands a success Edward Theisen of Littleton anJ at his 'home in anticipation of an Marcella Tunze of Englewood See the Parade up 16th Street 10:30 each night in his death operation which was, after the ful benefit. were married by Father O’Heron A great variety of St. Christopher Placques that Friday Afternoon < defying stunts. Baptism, found unnecessary. He at a Nuptial Mass in St. Louis’ left this week for his regular work church Wednesday morning. Pres can be attached to the auto. at Independence pass. ent in the sanctuary were Msgr. Entertainment • Booths • Dancing - Fun for All Last Sunday, the first electric LIDIES TO GIVE Brady of Loretto Heights college pillar announcing this year’s and Father Flynn of St. Mary’s St. Christopher Keys for the key ring. Help the Sisters by Your Attendance twelfth annual and Apostolic Mid- church, Littleton. - Father Gregory Summer carnival, scheduled for Smith of St. John’s parish, Den August 17, 18 and 19, was erected BEIIEFIT PIBTI ver, sang hymns at the Mass. Miss St. Christopher Wallets, with identification (This space donated by Horan & Son Chapels) on the boulevard. The well-known Laura Bell assisted at the organ. welcome arch which attracts city The bride was giyen in marriage tags and holders for six keys—$1.00. wide attention will be Up by this • (Holy Family Parith) by her father, Fred Tunze. At Sunday. A meeting of the dona A luncheon and card party for tending the couple were Edward tion committee was called for the benefit of the Altar and RoS' J. McConlogrue and Lillian Thei We have a large selection of St. Christopher Monday night in the rectory by *ry society will be held at the sen. The flower girl and her es medals that can be worn on the person. Captain Myrtle Davidson. Two home of Mrs. James KrisI, 4329 cort were Joan Roth and Rudolph beautiful quilts have already been Utica street, Wednesday, July 26, Theisen. Harold Theisen and donated,..^ Mrs. Pasqual Lom- at 1 o’clock, with Mesdames Lube- Robert Ellerman acted as ushers, barti‘' o f ^ l l Green court and iey, Doyle, Friedmann, Huberger, and Margaret Nolan and Frances Mrs. P e t ^ Thome of 4126 King Hamburger, Epping, Secord, Skiles Nolan served as maids-of-honor. str€6t. / ' find Moore assisting. There will The altar was very prettily decor- This SuiWay at the 8:30 Mass oe a door prize, also first and orated in white , and gold by the all the children of the parish will ; >ooby prizes. The charge will be ladies of the Altar society. Huge receive Communion. i)6 cents. All the friends of the bouquets banked the altar and James Clarke Sunday morning the first Mass society are invited to attend. large baskets of flowers arranged Para Rubber Takes O ff Inches! Crowd Swamps Ladies ’ at will be at 5:16 instead of at 5 Those wishing to do so are asked in the sanctuary made a very Parish Dinner; Net Re o’clock. to call either Mrs. Krisl, GA. pretty setting for the marriage ceipts $800 to $1,000 The pastor, the Rev. E. J. Man- B084-R, or Mrs. Friedmann, GA. ceremony. The bride wore a Church Goods House nix, is in Pueblo to deliver a lec 6425-R, for reservations not later gown of white flat crepe with full (St. Rote o( Lima’s Parish) ture before the summer institute than Monday, if possible. puff sleeves above the elbow and Headquarters for Articles of Devotion, Church of the Sisters of Charity at St. dIa n a g ir d l e s “ This is Valverde’s last big This Sunday will be Commun tightly fitted lace from the elbow. Furnishings, Books for the Catholic Laity and Clergy party. Next year wel’ll have Patrick’s church the latter part of ion day for all the children of the Her veil was of white tulle with a to take over City park, or go out this week. parish. circle of orange blossoms around A Reducins Girdle — of the show business entirely,” said Among the sick of the parish Mesdames ■ Reed and Doherty the cap. Her bouquet was of One of the Largest Church Goods Houses the master of ceremonies at 9 p. m. are little Eleanor Grannell, recov have charge of the sanctuary this cream roses and lilies of the val in thd Country last Saturday night as he intro ering at her home, 3311 West Week. ley. The maid of honor, Lillian Do ins A Marvelous duced the big, free open-air road Clyde place, after an operation for Miss Alice Lantzy has gone to Theisen, wore blue mousseline de show at St. Rose of Lima’s third tonsilitis; little Jeanne Hughes, Spirit' Lake, Iowa, to attend. a soie. The bridesmaids, Frances 1636-38 Tremont Street Denver, Colorado Job of Distribution! annual mid-summer night’s extrav still confined to her parents’ home conference • of industrial workers. Nolan and Margaret Nolan, wore aganza, “ A Night in Honolulu,” at 3072 West Denver place but ; Mrs. Edward Mays and Miss pink mousseline de soie and yel Phone TAbor 3789 to the spectators that had over improving rapidly; Mrs. Joseph J. Katherine Mays are visiting in low mousseline de soie. The flow crowded the grounds, overflowed McMeel and her son, Junior, ex California. er girl, Joan-Roth, W'as dressed in into the neighboring yards on both pected home from Mercy hospital blue voile. Breakfast was served sides and climbed to the roofs of this week. on the lawn at the home of the sheds and garages lining both sides Captain and Mrs. J. J. Lavelle penefit Picnic bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. of the alley at the rear. Four, had as their guests in the week at Tunze, following the services at traffic officers on duty from the 3840 King street, the brother 6f the church. . South Denver police station had their son’s wife, the Rev. George to Be July 23 Arendi Are Honored worked parking cars up to that McDonald S.J., whi> has been ■ Mr. and Mrs. William Arend of time, and then found it neces staying at Regis college and who 3606 South Broadway were the said the last two Masses at St. (Holy Kosary sary to close the streets to all The annual picnic for the bene honored guests at a surprise party A light little thing—but it Catherine’s last Sunday morning. further automobile travel. And fit of the Holy Rosary church will given them dh Monday evening in Father McDonald is an old Lead takes inches off your tummy, the little parish of St. Rose of be held Sunday, July 2^ at celebration of their 28th wedding ville boy and this is his first ap and tapers your hips to make Lima, backing up the master of Elitch’s gardens. This deli^tful anniversary. Those attending pearance in Denver since his or you look pounds slimmer. ceremonies’ statement, voted to j place offers all kinds of amuse were Father Joseph-O’Heron, .Mrs. “ limit the sale of tickets in the j dination five years ago. He is Back lace or side lacing step- ments and entertainment for old Catherine Pennelly of Kansas future, to quit advertising in The j associated with Father Daniel City, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilbur, in style. Lined with Para nd young. A chicken and roast Denver Catholic Reg;ister, or to I Lord, S.J., editor of The Queen’s beef dinner will be served on the Mr. and Mrs. George Scharf and rubber. I get out of the show business en-jWork, in St. Louis, picnic grounds throughout the aft- son, George, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. tirely and stay out.” | Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grannell jemoon and evening. Monroe Haeffner, James Fenley iV In Sizes 26 to The Honolulu ham dinner,served had as guest last week Father The vacation school, in charge and Frank Murphy. ^ 36-Inch Waist! from 6 to 8, was equally beyond j Philip Brancon, S.J., cousin of Mr. bf Dominican Sisters, will close on The local branch of the Isaac The Qreat Annual the capacity of the parish ladies; Gartland, who is stationed in the Friday of this week. Over 50 Walton leag;ue met in Concordia themselves to handle and volun Tht May Co.— Third Floor winter time at St. Mary’s, Kans, jchildren attended. They received hall Thursday evening. Father teer workers were drafted from all Wednesday morning at St, Cath a good instruction in catechism, Steidle and Father O’Heron were parts of the city as soon as they erine’s church at 9 o’clock. Miss Bible history and other subjects. guests of the leagfue at the meet appeared. Eight men, assisted by Dorothy Marie Krabacher, daugh Last Sunday they sang beautifully ing. Summer Carnival more than a dozen ladies, washed ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank--X. Kra iat the 10 o’clock Mass and at the dishes in the parish hall and rec Frank Murphs?, nephew of Mrs. bacher, was married to Joseph P. Benediction. The sisters are to be William Arend, who has had tory kitchens and on a neighbor’s Sullivan, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. F. thanked for their zealous work in back porch. Yet wit;h all the charge of the athletics in the par - ' f o r ' ' Ghevy CliaseJ"Just the Best! Sullivan of the Cathedral parish. behalf of the children. ish during the past year, returned heroic work of the chairman, Mrs. The bride was very charming, in Father J. M. Grabrian, O.S.M., William Walsh, and the army-like to his home jin Kansas this week. white net and taffeta with a white whose parents are living at 4701 Mr. Murphy during his stay in the precision of her splendid corps of veil and carried a bouque.t of pink Grant street, is expected home ladies and men, it was impossible parish was very active in the dif St. Mary Magdalene’s Parish roses and white sweet peas. The jthiS week for a short visit. He ferent parish organizations and to serve all guests with their much bridesmaid. Miss Louise Krabacher, |was ordained three years ago at PRINCisS SLIPS boasted “ no waits and no delays” his leadership will be missed. sister of the bride, wore yellow Prisbruck, Tyrol. His brother, EDGEWATER o f . former years. Two hundred and carried yellow roses and lav Matthew, was graduated last year and twenty-six “ rain checks,” or ender swept peas. The best man ifrom Regis college and is study- RETREAT HELD FOR numbers given to guests asked to was John McManamon. After a ling for the priesthood in Gran- LOCAL MERCY NUNS wait to be paged on grounds later, wedding breakfast at the bride’s |ville, Wise. Another brother, Thursday, Friday, Satwday, ■ A Perfect Fit, Nice had to be given out. None of home and a reception at the iMartin, was graduated with first A retreat for the Sisters of these latter, however, had to wait groom’s home, the young couple Ihonors last June from -Regis col- over twenty minutes. Mercy was conducted in the chap July 27, 7&, 29 Laces and tKe Best left for a honeymoon at the Broad jlege. The Hamilton-Beach food mixer, el of McAuley hall convent at moor at Colorado Springs. They I Edward Krashovetz, a student Mercy hospital, Denver, opening On the parish grounds— West 26th Ave. and grand prize, donated by Thomas will reside at Walsenburg, Colo. jin St. Thomas’ seminary, re- Silk Crepes — only Egan of the Denver Dry Goods July 7 and closing July 16. The Last Tuesday afternoon, St. jturned some time ago from a trip Rev. F. J. Remler, C.M., of Ken- Depew ^St., Edgewater. Take number 6 street company, was awarded to Mrs. L. jto the 'World’s fair in Chicago. Degenhart of 1325 Kalamath Catherine’s C.T-P.A. held its an rick seminary, St. Louis, Mo., au car going west to the end of the line. nual summer card party for the |He is now teaching a' vacation thor of several books on spiritual street; the Honolulu honeymoon school at Eaton, Colo. quilt, made by Mrs. Alvey and th* benefit of the sisters of the sbhool. life and man’s supernatural des Feature— Thursday Eve. ladies of the parish, was given to Mrs. C. R. Middlebrook, former tiny, was the retreat-master. Frank Dolan of 2214 South Kala president, now a resident of Among the nuns participating was math street, and the door prize, a Akron, Colo., attended. The fol Hard of Hearing Mother Mary Evangelist, R.S.M., Baked Ham Dinner ton of coal donated by the Rio lowing were hostesses; Mesdames mother provincial of the Omaha Grande Fuel company, was award E. Bailey, P. A. Bishop, J. J. Bow- province, to which the Denver ed to Mrs. Regina Flinn of 1270 dem, R. Bruno, J. M. Breen, J. Picnic Is July 22 nun^' belong. Served'from 5 to 8 by the ladies of the parish. West Bayaud. Caragher, Fannie Cobbs, W. C. A second retreat for the Mercy Only 50c Sisters will open in the *ho.spital If your tastes are simple It is too early *to make an a c-; J"* ^ t**'"’ i?' f ' On Saturday, July 22, the Cath curate forecast of net returns, but Ferotti, J. J. Gallagher, F. Gran olic Hard of Hearing, group will chapel August 6 with- a Jesuit Entertainments - Door Prizes - Games enough to demand the best, the committee feels confident that nell, F. Gartland, M. lacino, D. picnic on the campus of Loretto priest in charge. demand CHEVY CHASE. If when all returns are in, the parish Hallinan, K. Kavanagh, H. Heights college. The college bus A fete for the delight of both grown-ups and chil Knockenhaucr, P. X. Krabacher, you’re tall, if you’re short—if will have nearly doubled its. re will call for guests at St. Mary’s VIENNA INN REPRODUCES dren. Bring the family . . , your friends . ... your J. 0. Krause, W.. P. LaughliA, O. OLD HEIDELBURG SCENES you want the newest shades— ceipts for such entettainmente in academy, 14th and Pennsylvania, neighbors. FREE ADMISSION. the past several years. At a con- Meals, J. McGinn', T. McGlone, F. at 1 p. m., and will return to tne It was just thirty-six years ago have CHEVY CHASE. Bias .servative estimate, members ex Monahan, Agnes Mayeau, E. K. city at 5 p. m. that Reinhard Mueller opened the ROAST BEEF DINNER— SATURDAY cut, V-necks, bodice tops. pect to dear between $800 and Moore, R. M. Murray, T. Floyd, Loretto Heights possesses one of Vienna bakery at 911 Fifteenth D. Maddock, F. Muto, F. Otto, W. $1,000, and again wish to thank the finest golf courses in the state, street. In that time he discovered Served From 5 to 8— 50c Sizes 32 to 44 The Denver Catholic Register, the * and golfing enthusiasts are prom-^ tha^ there are many people in American Legion, the police and 1 Sharp, W. A. Smith, R. W. ised a pleasant afternoon. Bridge Denver who appreciate and want and Outsizes fire departments, a number o f J- C. Switzer, W. J, tables will be set up among the fine bakery goods and delicates St. Mary Magdalene’s Parish Denver’s leading business houses Stahlberg, A^_E._Schillinger,_L. M. sen service. This week Emilie The May Co.— Third Floor pines. All hard-of-hearing per Welcomes You and merchants, and their host of Veltrie, A. H. Weber, H. Weber sons are cordially invited. Mueller, daughter of Reinhard friends and patrons from every and E. O’Hara, Mueller, opens or rather re-ppens part of the city for their very OKLAHOMA FAMILY the Vienna inn in the same loca wonderful help and co-operation. PRIEST VISITS IN DENVER tion— a location that most every Father John Finnegan of the- TO VISIT IN DENVER one will find convenient— directly Catholic University of America, across from the G. & E. building. THE BANKERS JOHN H. REDDIN LAMONT GUILD PLAYERS Washington, P. C., is visiting his TO APPEAR JULY 28-29 (St. Patrick’s Parish) But the settling is entirely differ WAREHOUSE CO. Attorney and Counselor at Law The Lament Guild players, un relatives, Mrs. Alice Flynn and Mrs. J. P. Menghin’s daughter, ent. The interior has been re COFFEE 612-614 Ernest & Cranmer Block family, 306 South Pennsylvania Mrs. J. B. Whiter, and husband built and redecorated. The ap MOVING— atreat to ztreet or coast to der the direction of Frederic W. street. Delivered to Your Home 17th and Curtis Hile, will give Michael Anderson’s and daughter, Doris, will arrive pointments are Viennese, done in coast. "Saturday’s Children” Friday eve in Denver this week from Okla beautiful combinations of maple STORAGE with Complete Protection FRESH FROM THE ROASTER Phone MAin 0557 Denver, Colo. ning, July 28, and Saturday aft Saturday eveninf, July 29, the homa City to spend the summer and birch. The mural scenes de Rates en Application Priced to Suit Your Purse ernoon and evening, July 29, at famous roast boaf dinner will be with Mrs. Menghin. pict historia spots at and near the MAin 5259 2145 Blake St. Tell the people you patronize the Lament play house, 1170 served in tba parish ball. West Mr. and Mrs. £. J. Plym are old. Heidelburg university. Here the parents of a son, bom at the patrons may dine and enjoy s a N.d e r s o n ’S that you >aw their advertisement Sherman street. This offering is 26th and Depew St., Edgewater. considered one of the best mod It’s the Summer Carnival, St. Mercy hospital last week. Mrs. their favorite beverages in a cool, in The Register. TAbor 2391 1514 Arapehoe Si. ern plays, and a capable cast has Mary Magdalene’s' parish. Bring Plym is the daughter of Mrs. pleasing atmosphere. . Dan Sulli PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS been selected for its presentation the whole family. Plenty of park Peter Johns and the late Mr. van, formerly of Garrity’s, will be PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS in Denver. ing space. Johns. This is their third child. in charge of the drink service. THEY ARE RELIABLE JOINT PICNIC ST. DOMINIC’S m i l 1111111 11 n » » » ♦ ;: PARISH DRIVE PEarl 0723 IS PLANNED This Week! BY 2 TOWNS PROGRESSING \