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Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1940— Permission to Reproduce, Excepting Youth Are Enlisted on Articles Otherwise Marked, Given. After 12 M. Friday Following Issue Directors Welcome n o t g o o d t o h a v e By N Y A to Learn V CITIES TOO LARGE Catholic Work as Do not let us boast too much over the fa d that Denver has DENVERCATHOLIC g r o w until it is now the twenty- fifth largest city in the Unit^ Jobs, Fuller Life Rehabilitation Aid Mates, instead of the twenty-ninth, •8 It was at the Ume of the 1930 census. It is not good for the Important Work Carried on at Donvor Center; Ex­ state to have its cities become too Mass Said Each Sunday at Correctional Institu­ big. Life in smaller towns is often tensive Training in Speciai Lines Aids •*®*'mal. Urbanization grad- REGISTER tion; Fr. Wogan Spends Two Days ^ lly kills o ff the human race. The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Have S o ^ types do much better in large Cut-ef-School Groups j Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller Services, Photo Features, and Wide World Photos. Weekly Advising Men cities, and would not be happy in I ■ little places, but modem sociolog- (By Fban& La Tourette) Because the federal government believes that religion *9®^ *tudies prove that it is de­ The youth of America have been enlisted by the VOL. XXXV. No. 51. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, AUG. 8, 1940. $2 PER YEAR plays an important part in the rehabilitation of those who sirable to have more people live government! For the past five years it has gone into the in rural sections or villages. First Held in Bishop*s Chapel have been convicted of transgressing the laws of the United streets, homes, foreign settlements, and slums to gather States, Mass is being said each week at the new federal cor­ Howard Vincent O'Brien, noted young men and women into centers'in almost every city rectional institution near Morrison and the Rev. Barry rolumnist of the Chicago Daily of the country to teach them how to live. The enlistment Wogan, pastor of St. Joseph’s church. Golden, and chaplain neici, on a recent visit to Emporia, that is a feature of the National Youth administration is a Sullivan'O^Neill W edding Unites of the institution, is spending two days each week at the Kans., found that incomes are not voluntary appeal to the youth of the nation to learn how to large— S30 a week rates as a good prison to advise the men there. live more fully through a concentration of energy in useful ulary— but people live in paid-for Father Wogan said Mass for the homes, own automobiles and all occupation. The NYA is doing Two Prominent Denver Catholics first time last Sunday for the sorts of electrical gadgets, and have Franciscan Nuns important work in Denver that has many things to make existence not been publicized. The following prisoners. He plans to celebrate story about the youth-training For the first time, the Bishop’s of Denver, were married Wednes­ attendants knelt on priedieus dur­ CilPll TO Sffl worth while. “ Life is not without the Divine sacrifice there each salt.” Plan Investiture, phase of its activities is the first private chapel in his home at 777 day morning. The Most Rev. ing the marriage ceremony and Urban J. Vehr officiated at the the Mass. The Rev. Edward Sunday at 8:30 except one in every He wonders what will become of to appear in a local paper: Pearl street was the scene of a wedding and celebrated the Nup­ Woeber of the Chancery office month, when Mass will be said the large cities, “ those singular Profession Aug. 20 Most persons are familiar with wedding when John J. Sullivan tial Mass. He wore the mitre during and the Very Rev. William M. Hig­ agglomerations where men spend The Sisters of ,St. Francis of the National Youth administration and Miss Anne O’Neill, two of the earlier so that the Catholic men the wedding. The couple and their gins, pastor of St. Philomena’s, so many o f their shining hours in its relations with high school most prominent Catholic leaders may go to Holy Communion. Last Marycrest convent, 5200 Federal served. Attendants of the bridal struggling uncomfortably towanl boulevard, Denver, announce the and college students. One of its couple were Mrs. Helen Bonfils Sunday 25 of the prisoners at­ their toil and away from it; where investiture of six young women, most important features, however, Somnes, prominent in the thea­ tended the service and the number their search for recreation is so the profession of temporary vows is little known, the training of the XITVEOGOETN trical and newspaper world, and fevered and so wearying. A cur­ by three novices, and the profes­ out-bf-school group, which includes will be probably increased when Harry Luckenbach, a boyhood rent magazine article tells o f Phila­ sion of perpetual vows by four sis­ boys and giris from 17 to 24 whb the priest has interviewed all the friend of Mr. Sullivan. delphia, dying amidst ita crumbling ters to take place in St Elizabeth’s are unemployed and not in school. inmates of the correctional home. brick. There are stories of migra­ church, Denver, Tuesday, Aug. 20, In Denver in the past year more Others present were Mrs. Julia Two days have been set aside Permission has been secured tion from New York. Chicago’s at 8:30 a. m. The names of those than 1,000 in this category have O’Neill, mother of the bride; each week by Father Wogan for from the Most Rev. Bishop Urban J. Vehr to have the Chapel of decline is visible to the naked eye. who will participate in the cere­ received specialized work-experi­ George Somnes, the famous the­ consultation with the prisoners. Christ the King at Evergreen re­ • . . Life seems good in Emporia mony will be announced next ence on various projects through­ atrical director; Mrs. Luckenbach, The men have free access to him main open all winter to accommo­ at twilight. I wonder why people week. out the city and in the main edu­ and the following clergymen: The on these days to discuss their date the more than 20 Catholic leave such towns to seek fame and cational center, located at 901 Ban­ Rt. Rev. Monsignors H. L. Mc- problems, to secure Catholic liter­ Marycrest, formerly the Con­ families who reside in the vicinity fortune amid the surge and thpn- vent of the Immaculate Heart of nock street, according to Gene Menamin and Matthew Smith, the ature, prayerbooks, and rosaries, Hammond, appointment supervisor. Very Rev. Monsigmor John R. Mul- and to arrange for catechetical and for the convenience of the der o f places where every man Mary, is the mother-house for the sports enthusiasts who throng the stands in the shadow of another Midwestern province of the Sisters Mr. Hammond, a member of the roy, the Very Rev. Robert M. courses. As a result of the priest’s Cathedral parish, was assistant Kelley, S.J., president of Regis interest in the prisoners already mountains for skiing and other man. What, after all, is fame and of St. Francis of Penance and winter sports. A non-Catholic, fortune, anyhow?” dean of men at the Colorado State college, and the Very Rev. Thomas one non-Catholic has made ar­ Christian Charity, who also teach George Saunders, secretary of at St. Elizabeth’s school, Denver. College of Education in Greeley i D. (ioyne, C.M., president of St. rangements for instructions pre­ before he assumed his present post. | Thomas’ seminary. A wedding state and a Democratic candidate Rome, which has been growing DENVER GIRL INVESTED; paratory to entering the Church. breakfast was served in the Bish­ for governor, is helping to make at the annual rate of 40,000 in re­ ANOTHER TO TAKE VOWS Variout Tradet Taught Altar, Ve*tment* Furni*hed op’s house after the Mass. Mr. The government supplies every­ the all-year program at the cent years, expects to reach 1,360,- Miss Rose Heiney, daughter of The purpose of the administra­ chapel a possibility, the Rev. 000 inhabitants in 1940. It will Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Heiney of Den­ tion’s program with regard to this and Mrs. Sullivan then left on a thing necessary for the conducting honeymoon trip to the Canadian Barry Wogan, pastor, announced then have the same total as it at­ ver, received the garb of a Bene­ little-known youth project is to of religious services in the prison. Rockies, after which they will live this week. tained under the ancient empire. dictine Sister at a ceremony in conserve and to build up the re­ An altar was purchased and has At the beginning of the 19th cen­ sources, energies, and abilities of at 1407 E. Tenth avenue. been set up in the auditorium of In order that Mass may be said Atchison, Kans., Aug. 4, presided .at the chapel in the winter months tury, it had only 200,000 people over by the Rt. Rev. Abbot Martin young people in an endeavor to fit John J. Sullivan was given the the main building. All the vest­ and was smaller than Naples or them properly for private employ­ honorary degree of LL.D. by Regis ments needed for Mass have also a heating plant must be installed Veth, O.S.B. in the building. In order to de­ Palermo. Today it is by far the ment. How well that purpose is college at its last commencement. been purchased by the prison Sister Mary Cyril Langdon of John J. Snllivan Anne O’Neill Sullivan fray the expenses of the purchase largest city of Italy. Many new fulfilled a visit to the center quick­ He was graduated from the col­ authorities. All that the priest Denver is one of 19 novices who and installation of the heating churches have risen in late years will make their profession of vows ly evidences. In the garage imme­ lege 25 years ago with the A.B. who says Mass there needs to bring in the residential sections, despite diately adjoining are young men degree. One of the most capable with him is a chalice. unit a Virginia baked ham dinner as Precious Blood Sisters at Salem will be served by the women of (Turn to Page 4 — (Column 1) Heights, Dayton, 0., Aug. 15. engaged in the repair of automo­ Benedictine Transfers business men of the city, he has Father Wogan said this week biles and trucks; in the carpentry handled the bond issues of many that the work of a chaplain is espe­ the parish in the Evergreen high school building next Monday eve­ shop saws buzz and hammers Catholic churches and institutions. cially welcomed at the prison by ning. Mr. Saunders, who is inter­ swing, and the excellently designed An orator of extraordinai^ ability, the authorities. “ James V. Ben ested in the chapel, donated all the and produced tables, chairs, and In Diocese Announced he has been prominent in the af­ nett, director of federal prisons, Catholic Scout Has Had hams that will be used at the meal. desks flanking the walls give as­ fairs of tha K. of C., the Catholic is a firm advocate of emphasis on surance that the effort behind the Charities, and various societies. He religion as one of the foundations Dinner to Be Served saws and hammers is not mis­ Canon Cify. (Holy Cross half years. Taking over the sub­ is a director of the Community of the rehabilitation of offenders,” Final plans for the dinner were Unusual Baseball Career directed. In another room a mass Abbey)— The Rt. Rev. Leoaard prior duties will be the Rev. Fran- Chest and also of the National Father Wogan said. “ This is par made by the women of the Ever­ of Coils, wipes, And tubes spells Schwinn, O.S.B., has announced da Hornung, professor of moral Investment Bankers’ association ticularly true of the new Colorado green parish at a meeting last radio, and here the “ ham” polishes the folWwtttg appointments for the theolog^y. •' For vears, he has been one of the federal prison, where only first week. They hope to serve ap­ Benedictine ^athSrS of Holy Cross (By George C. T homas) He warbnly 26 years old when his amateur knowledge to a pro­ The Rev. Kevin Carr idll act as chief cogs in numerous civic and offendera are boused. Most o f the proximately 600 persons. The abbey for the coming year : He quit professional baseball he left the game, turning from the fessional degree and gains the ex- mastef of novices and the ReV. Catholic affairs. boys here have a background of dinner hours will be from 5 to 8 o’clock. After the serving, games following the 1933 season, after vocation that had been his liveli­ {(brience necessary for a position in The Rev. Cyril Zupan, who last Aloysius Potochnik has been ap­ His bride is as well known as religious instruction and, in most and entertainment features will experiencing an eventful, if com­ hood since he finished high school the commercial radio field. year acted as superior of the com­ pointed procurator and guest le is. Possessed of a magnificent cases, return to the practice of provide amusement until a late paratively short, career; three at Loyola in Los Angeles. No In the center office boys are munity, has been named prior to master. The Rev. Martin Arno, voice, she has starred in the grand their faith when such an oppor­ hour. Several attendance prizes years ago he returned to the gamS, thoughts of defeat hounded him, huddled over a camera set upon a succeed the Rev. Raymond Layton, present procurator, Vail attend the operas produced by Monsignor Jos­ tunity is presented them in and today Dan Crowley admits and no harsh memories stuck in tripod. They are about to snap a who is forced to seek a lower Colorado State college at Fort prison.” will be awarded. eph Bosetti and in the Denver The Chapel of Christ the King he is enjoying the best job the his craw,because the game he loved picture of an executive’s desk climate because of ill health. Fa­ Collins this fall. Post summer operas. She was The local correctional institu (Turn to Page 2 — Colum n 8) (Turn to Page i — Colum n 6) sport has given him. was letting him leave its ranks. I (which, incidentally, is a product ther Layton had held the position After many years as pastor of secretary to the late F. G. Bonfils All because his love for base­ Several injuries he had suffered (Turn to Page ^ — Colum n i ) of prior for the past two and one- St. John’s church, Longmont, the when he was publisher of the ball and his characteristically and ailing legs were taken in | Rev. Justin McKernan will become Denver Post and since his death never-say-die attitude refused to stride. resident chaplain $it St. Scholas- has been secretary-treasurer of New Commander of Legion let him take the bitter without a The husky young man became 3 Maryknoll Priests Visit tica’s academy. Canon City, and the Bonfils foundation and assist­ smiling come-back! Baseball has associated >yith Jhe wholesale will also serve as a member of the ant secretary-treasurer of the been good to Crowley, and in re­ jewelry business, played semi- Benedictine Mission band. Suc­ Post. Although she retained all ciprocation he has been good to pro ball, and worked with young­ ceeding Father McKernan as pas­ her feminine charm, she has be­ In Denver Is Catholic baseball. sters in and around Los Angeles Denver on Way to China tor will be the Rev. James Mahrer, come known as one of the most who evinced an interest in the with the Rev. Philip Boyle as as­ astute business women of the city. sistant. For years she has been a daily sport. He carried no chip on his Harry A. Sullivan, a member of Wickersham unit is in part named. shoulder. He remained convinced communicant and was always seen Secular newspapers bring us the these men are leaving is a worth­ Other appointments are: The the Cathedral parish, was chosen As a first lieutenant in the 89th of the greatness of the game and details of Nipponese bombings of while sacrifice to make in an ef­ Rev. Paulinus Hammer, assistant at an early Mass in St. Philo division, 157th infantry, he served commander of the Leyden-Chiles- its totally American qualities. Chinese towns, the horrors of war fort to win the souls of Chinese. at St. Mary’s, Pueblo; the Rev. mena’s. Worshipers at that church for a year in France. Previously Wickersham post No. 1, American Hired at Scout are emblazoned on front pages Fathers Hater,* McDonald, and Augustine LaMarche, rector of the have long been familiar with her he saw action with General Persh­ everywhere, and with a sense of Murphy are on their way to the Abbey school and pastor of St. Pat­ marvelous voice. Legion, at the veterans’ annual ing in the Mexican campaign It was this attitude that found Althouglfit has been known that election meeting Tuesday evening, BIOLOer EXPERT Crowley winning the admiration security we exclaim, “ Thanks be to Pacific coast to join 13 other mem­ rick’s church, Rockvale; the Rev. against Villa. Aug. 6. He will take charge of God— I live in America.” But the bers of their ordination class now Edward Vollmer, assistant pastor the wedding would occur, the news One of the American Legion’s of those whb knew him and the of it was kept strictly secret until the Denver post, largest in the attention of Bill Essick, a veteran smiles that graced the faces of preparing to board the S.5. Presi­ at Sacred Heart church, Boulder; earliest members in Denver, Mr. the Rev. Louis Hater, the Rev. dent Taft at San Francisco Aug, the Rev. Harold Glentzer, regis­ after the Wednesday rites. United States, Sept. 10. Sullivan was instrumental in the of the New York Yankees’ organi­ Commander-elect Sullivan was Joseph McDonald, and the Rev. 20. The party of 16 Maiyknollers trar at the Abbey school; the Rev At the breakfast various guests founding of the old Leyden post. zation. Three years ago Essick, responded to toasts. At the con­ a classmate in St. Joseph’s school who, no doubt, the droll Cuban of Francis Murphy, recently ordained will arrive in South China some Thomas Zabolitzky, dean of the He helped organize and run the Maryknoll Missioners and visitors 22 days later. Young blood and Abbey college and chaplain at clusion, the bride led in a hymn of Leo Leyden, first Denver boy veterans’ employment service for the St. Louis Cardinals, Miguel killed in action in the World war, in Denver in the past week, were newly ordained priests are all in Thomas More hospital; the Rev. to the Blessed Virgin—a typical the soldiers returning to private Sister Mary Anthony Payne, the Gonzales, would describe tersely as Anne O’Neill touch. in whose honor the Leyden-ChUes- “ little say, lot know,” informed genuine despite the fact that they the yearly program of Maryknoll. Jerome Healy, pastor of Assump­ life in 1919. He was the first author of a new biology text that are leaving their native land in two New arrivals in the mission field tion church, Westcliffe, and head Colorado member of the Legion’s is winning high acclaim from Cath­ Crowley he was hired as a scout. Bouth America Strongly Catholic Today Crowley, who this week is weeks to face the problems of war- mean new ideas and relief for of the Abbey publicity depart­ national executive committee and olic educators and teachers all over torn China. older men who have spent them­ ment; the Rev. Joseph Hannan, to for a number of years has served the country, is a graduate of the attending Denver semi-pro tour­ nament games, is 33 years old and There is an explanation, how­ selves. teach at Benedictine high, Cleve­ on the board of directors of the Cathedral high school in Denver. land, 0 .; the Rev. Maurus Zabo­ Diplomats Overlook Potent Denver unit. She received her diploma with the probably the youngest scout in ever, and a few minutes’ chat with All Going to South China baseball working on a full-time any one of these young priests All three of the priests who vis­ litzky, librarian; the Rev. Leo I* Native of Denver class of 1918. A member of the Rechtsteiner, farm superintendent, Harry Sullivan was born and Benedictine order, she is now basis. If so, it is not his only claim would convince even the most pa­ ited Denver are assigned to mis­ to youthful recognition. He was triotic and home-loving American sions in South China. Fathers and the Rev. Lawrence Lutz, so- reared in Denver. As a member head of the biology department at cius of clerics.' Force in Ignoring Church of St. Francis de Sales’ parish, the Mt. St. Scholastics college in At­ (Turn to Page 2 — Column i ) that the peace and security that Hater and Murphy will go to Kwie lin and Father McDonald’s ap Prefects of Ullathorne hall will youth attended St. Joseph’s school chison, Kans., and is recognized and later Regis college. as an authority in her field; pointment is taking him to Wu- be the Rev. Harold Glentzer and chow. Neither of these missions Fratres Stephen Sustrick, Vincent (By John A rnold) reached, ideas can be exchanged, The new veteran leader, now Biology for High School, which FR. BREEN, FORMER PRESIDENT is beyond the range of the Japanese Peter, and Bernard Gervase. Pre­ Uncle Sam’s “ Good Neighbor” and dangers to national safety can 45, is office manager for a local is being published by the Catholic bombing planes, but the zeal that fects of .Healey hall will be the diplomats have overlooked a potent be eradicated.” law firm. He is a member of the university press in Washingrton, animates these young men moves Rev. Leo Rechtsteiner and Prater force in South American economic Nation Ha* ‘Tunnel VUion’ Knights of Columbus and the Vet­ D. C., was written with a view to OF REGIS, TO MARK JUBILEE them to speak more about Baptisms Michael Jankowski. and social life by passing up the He believes that this nation is erans of Foreign Wars. Still its adoption by schools affiliated than the fear of bombs. Mission­ Catholic Church, declared Joseph looking southward with an eye to­ single, he resides with a sister. with the Catholic University of ary priests somehow all seem to M. McNulty, Cathedral high grad- ward reciprocal trade, wise invest­ Miss Florence Sullivan, in Cathe­ ment, and mutual dependence dral parish. Holy Ghost is the America. The purpose of the book The Rev. Aloysius A. Breen, S. Breen, S.J., a member of the teach­ fall within the same category as church he regularly attends. is two-fold. It is designed to meet J., treasurer of Xavier university, ing staff at St. Ignatius’ high St. Francis Xavier, who died in pacts, but that it has developed an the demand for a text that gives Cincinnati, and former president Service Term acute case of “ tunnel vision” by As commander of the Leyden- school, Chicago, deacon, and the 1522 on the island of Sancian, just a scientifically accurate and com­ of Regis college, Denver, will ob­ excluding the Church as a concilia­ Chiles-Wickersham post, Mr. Sul­ Rev. Paul M. Breen, S.J., treas­ as he was preparing the conquest prehensive view of biological serve the 50th anniversary of his of the teeming millions of China. Increased by tory agent, an interpreter trusted livan will preside over all ite meet­ science and is at the same time entry into the Society of Jesus with urer of Loyola university, Chicago, Danger and sacrifice are part of in camps of both government and ings and direct its activities. At the Colorado divisional convention Catholic in its treatment of the a Solemn Mass in Holy Family subdeacon. These two entered the their daily diet. society. in Canon City Aug. 12 and 13, he subject. order on the same day a year after Since their ordination to the Joe is a former grid and hard Hospital Plan (Turn to P a gei — Column 6) The book has been especially the golden jubilarian. priesthood at Maryknoll, N. Y., court star at Cath^ral high and praised for the emphasis that is Father Breen, while president of June 16, by the Most Rev. James is an honor graduate in geological placed on philosophical interpreta Regis from 1926 to 1932, won many E. Walsh, superior general of the An increase in the number of engineering of the Colorado school tion and for the natural approach friends in Colorado. His friend­ society, the three priests have days’ hospitalization allowed each of mines. He was in charge of an Fr. J. E. Scanlon to the subject matter. The unify ship for John O’Connell was in­ spent some time with their families subscriber who has been enrolled engineering party employed to ing theme, according to Sister An­ strumental in causing the latter’s and friends. Departure ceremonies in the Blue Cross plan of group map subsurface areas relative to thony, is a genuine love of nature bequest of much of his important wert held in the quadrangle on the hospitalization for more than one oil structure along the Magdalena Begins Studies and a spiritualized concept of life. estate to Regis college and St. seminary property overlooking the year was announced by the Very river, which cuts through the heart Adapted to Seaton* Thomas’ seminary in 1935. In his Hudson river, opposite West Point, Rev. Monsignor John R. Mulroy, of Colombia. His job kept him on It is divided into three sections administration the John K. Mullen July 28. At these ceremonies each president of the Colorado Hospital the move, giving him a panoramic In Journalism and may be adapted to the seasons heirs presented the college with of the newly ordained received his Service association. view of the people and their way of the school year. Plant and ani­ $15,000 as a memorial to the Rev. appointment. The Rev. John J. Effective with all hospital ad­ of life. mal life is covered in the fall unit. Dominic Pantanella, S.J., first Boardman of the Diocese of missions Sept. 1, 1940, and there Trinidad I* Becoming Catholic The Rev. James ,E. Scanlon, In the winter period student in­ president of the college. In 1929 (Turn to Page 2 — Column 6) after, second-year subscribers to He spent several months in Brit­ A.B., S.T.L., of the Archdiocese of terest is focused on physiological he secured the Eugene Henry the non-profit plan will be en ish-owned Trinidad, where “the Cincinnati joined the staff of the and histological characteristics of Rourke Perpetual Memorial schol­ titled to 25 days’ hospitalization padres are fast converting the na­ Register Tuesday, Aug. 6. Father organisms. The problems of con­ arship fund, valued at $15,000. He Prefect Apostolic if needed, in any one contract tives despite the strength of the Scanlon has been assigned to St. servations, anatomy, physiology, also did great work in reducing the From China Will year and third-year subscribers to Anglican Church,” and the rest of Francis de Sales’ parish as an as­ and hygiene are studied in the college debt. 30 days. Each man, woman, and the time in Colombia, “ where the sistant. He will pursue journalistic spring period. Before coming to Regis college. Speak in Denver child in every family covered by people’s faith is realized in the studies in Denver for two years Chapters on genetics and evo­ Father Breen was president of two the plan is privileged to use the Jo*eph M. McNulty many beautiful churches. No mat­ and will then return to Cincinnati. lution supplement the extensive other Jesuit institutions, St. Mary’s The Rt. Rev. Montignor Mi­ full number of days, if needed. ter where you go,” he averred, Father Scanlon returned to the treatment of biological science, college, St. Marys, Kans., and chael Auguttine O’Connor, 0. This increase in benefits has uate, who has returned to Denver “ from the smallest village to the Ohio city from the Albertinum in More 'than 400 plates, including Rockhurst college, Kansas City, P., Prefect Apottolic of the been made possible by the great after spending nearly a year in largest city you will find the Fribourg, Switzerland, June 20 colored plates, exceptional new Mo. He is widely known through­ province of Fukien, China, will increase in the number of sub Trinidad and Colombia. churches as centers around which after pursuing graduate studies in photographs, and simple diagrams out the Middle West as an educa­ addrett the member* of St. scribers enrolled in the Blue Cross “ Catholicism has the only reli the towns have expanded.” theology for four years at the are used in illustrating the text. tor. _ For seven years he was man- Dominic’* congregation at all in the past year. More than 38,000 gious foothold in Colombia or in Another s tron g h old of the Pontifical university. A teacher’s manual is also pro­ Rev. H. A. Breen, S.J. againg editor of the Queen’s Work, the Ma**e* on Sunday, Aug. 11, ersons in 900 different groups any other South American coun­ Church is the numerous schools Father Scanlon was about to vided, and numerous other aids national magazine published by according to the Rev. Leo Far­ Pave been enrolled under the plan try,” he asserted. “ Its voice reaches taught by both padres and nuns, take his examination for a doc­ to the instructor include a valuable church, Chicago, in which he was the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin since its inception less than two all strata of society, from peon to he continued. These teachers have tor’s degree in Sacred Theology glossary. rell, O.P., pa*tor. Mon*ignor baptized 73 years ago. Assistant at St. Louis. He has been treas­ years ago and hospital bills amount plantation owner; therefore, an enormous task in combating the when recalled by the Most Rev, Sister Mary Anthony, the for- O’Connor i* arriving in Denver officers of the Mass will be his two, urer of Xavier college, Cincinnati, Friday morning, Aug. 9. ing to more than $156,000 have through its expansive influence the high percentage -of illiterates John T. McNicholas, Archbishop . (Turn to Paget —Column 8) brothers, the £ev. Francis X.i since 1938, (Tumto PageColumn 4) South American masees can be (Turn to Page i — Column 8) (Turn to Page ^ — Column i) I -XPT

PAGE TWO Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Aug. 8, 1940

^ J p s n P'/TlfnVC Smatteri (St. Mary’s Matters), the joint 1 V C v V X^IAI'A.Uf o godaiity and mission paper published at St. Lillian iNun Praised as Mary’s academy in Denver, are Marion Stort* (left) and Helen Gilmour Three Maryknoll (right). Miss Stortz is editor and Miss Gilmour, associate editor. The girls surprised their fellow-students by issuing a summer edition of the BRENNAN paper. Assisting them on this project were Docothy Dinhaupt, Mary- TAKES THIS OPPORTUNITY lou Bastien, Marie Parkhill, Agnes Dyer, and Romona Lea White. Priests Visit en TO INVITE HER MANY Biology Expert FRIENDS to *tUnd DUPLER’S Aiunut Fur Stic, and take advantage of the re­ markable value* you’ll find ara of­ Is From Denver Route to China fered I MI(* Brennan will be happy to giv* you her peraonal tt> (Continued From Page One) (Continued From Page One) tentlon . . . to guide yon mer Kathleen P^ne, daughter of Brooklyn delivered the address and to a happy eholee . . . Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Payne, bade the young men God-speed. to help you in your was bom in Cameron, Mo. In 1904 When the 21 young priests, five eeareh for the the family moved to Denver, where of whom have already, sailed from RIGHT fur they resided at 1600 Cook street. San Francisco, arrive in China, coat I Jim McGmaty, Jr. James P. McConaty, Sr. When Kathleen was about 13 her they will spend approximately a 42 Yean Experltnes mother died, and she was sent year studying the language of the to live with her grandmother country. Each has already mas­ The bond of sympathetic understanding that in Cameron. Later she attended tered enough of the written lang­ Mt. St. Scholastlca academy for uage to carry on correspondence, exists between us and those who call upon us for two years, after which she re­ but the spoken language is quite funeral services of distinction and beauty is a turned to Denver'and finished her a problem and the task of twisting feature of Boulevard service always deeply high school course at the Cathedral tong^ues around unpronounceable appreciated by our clients. Every detail is thought­ school. syllables in tones that remind one of a tobacco auctioneer is yet to be fully taken care of, to relieve sorrowing ones of Father Converted In September of 1918 she en­ accomplished before the dospel of distressing cares. tered the Benedictine order, whose CATHOUC SCOUT HAS HAD Christ can be preached by the mother-house is in Atchison, and young men; she made the profession of her Nephew of Longmont Women final vows in 1923. It was about UNUSUAL BASEBALL CAREER Father Francis Murphy is the this same time that her father, who nephew of Mrs. John Murphy of was a non-Catholic, was received Longmont. While in Colorado he I couldn’t get you out all season.” ^Federal at No. Speer into the Church. His conversion (Continued From Page One) visited with his aunt several days. was brought about largely through the only high school freshman in Larry long has been a mainstay of Father Murphy was bom and edu­ GRand 1626 the influence and example of his the history of Loyola at L. A. the Chicago Cubs. cated in New York city before he Camp St. Malo nun-daughter. (formerly a combination high Was Home Run Artist entered the Maryknoll seminary. school and college) to be a regular Crowley is rememlwred by Coast Father Hater studied for the Sister Anthony took her col­ on the college baseball nine: He The Ideal Vacation Spot for Boys league fans, particularly thetne peo-pi Archdiocese of Cincinnati at St. lege work at the St. Mary college, also has the distinction^ of signing pie of Hollywood, for his batting Gregory’s preparatory seminary, Leavenworth. Her Master of Arts the youngest ball player for the feats. In 1933 he hit five home Mt. Washington, 0. In 1933 he AGED 10 TO IS degree and her doctorate she re­ ranks. joined Maryknoll and continued his ceived from the University of runs in one week, and four of the “ Michael Daniel Crowley will roundtrippers won ball games! It studies at the mother-house of the IN APPRECIATION Kansas at Lawrence. Since re­ be five months old Aug. 16 and society. He was a classmate of the 72 MiU* From Denver at the Foot of Famoui Long’s Peak ceiving her doctor’s degree she took Buck Newsom to stop his hit We wish to thank our good friends in North Denver for the will report for spring training in ting spree* and Crowley admits Rev. Lawrence C. Walter, assistant wonderful success of our opening day last Saturday. has been conducting biology 1960,” Dan smiles. “ Why, already at St. John the Evangelist’s parish classes for both teachers and stu­ the current sensation of the De­ I he is big enough to serve Mass!” and a member of the staff of the We Will Do Everything in Our Power to Merit Your Continued dents at Mt. St. Scholastlca- col­ troit mound corps was the toughest Patronage by Handling Only Too Early for St. Patrick hurler he ever batted against. Denver Regieter, through high lege. Previously she had spent ten Mr. and Mrs. Crowley, owners school and college in the Ohio city. S Season Ends Aug. 31 — — The Finest Meats — years teaching in the various pa- Crowley was a jack-of-all-trades, of a new home in Los Angeles, playing practically every position. Father McDonald was a resident I FRESH WELL KEPT FRUITS AND VEGETABLES AND ALL roohial high schools in Iowa and were hopeful the baby would be of Boston. He has an unadulte­ Kansas. This experience gave her His willingness to work and fill POPULAR BRANDS OF GROCERIES bom on March 17, but he arrived in where he was needed most en­ rated Boston accent and will, no 20th Seaeon Under Peraonal Direction of a fine practical background in the two days too early to have his doubt, preach all his sermons for preparation of her textbook. deared him to the fans. After a birth anniversary on St. Patrick's leg injury forced him off first the next ten years in the best Bos­ MONSIGNOR BOSETTI AT LOWEST PRICES Sister Mary Anthony is spend­ day. base, he pitched for some time and tonian Chinese that has ever been ing the summer in Washington, Daniel Patrick Crowley (psst, did surprisingly well. spoken. D. C„ where she is completing the he is Irish) is a native of Los work of publication in direct com­ Angeles. A big fellow (he is 6 feet, After quitting pro ball Dan Rate§-$7 per week MACKS FOOD STORE- munication with the authorities at 2 inches tall and weighed 180 took an active interest in promot­ Gives Over 400 Blood the Catholic university. pounds when in his playing prime), ing baseball among the youth of Transfusions in 5 Years 4408 Yates Street GR. 2783 Los Angeles. He organized teams, Two aunts of Sister Anthony, he was signed by Seattle of the New York.— (INS)— Mrs. Rose ♦ ♦ Where Shopping It a Pleaiure Pacific Coast league immediately managed and coached them, and L. McMullin, a Catholic, ha» as­ I Mrs. Marie Ford and Mrs. Cecilia OPEN TILL » P. M. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY after leaving high school. That became a pal of the youngsters tounded the medical profession by Dennison, reside in Denver. whether they were on his team or OTHER EVENINGS TILL 7 P. M. was in 1926. Most of his career donating her blood for more than For Information Addreiit JOE MacDONALD— M. McEAHERN was spent in the old Utah-Idaho a .team that played against his 400 transfusions in 40 states in league and the Coast league, two boys. A few seasons ago Dan the past five years. She is said to RT. REV. JOSEPH BOSETTI, V.G. Religion Program circuits noted for turning out managed a Los Angeles team be the only person whose blood He called in the players one 1536 LOGAN STREET major league timber. He estab­ can resist staphylococcus eureus, a ♦ lished enviable records in both night (there were only ten men on 1 disease of the bloodstream. She DENVER, COLORADO At Prison Set Up leagues. . the club including himself) and is also reported to be the only While playing with Boise, Ida., suggested: “ You fellows wager on person able to offer blood simul­ (Continued From Page One) he was an opponent of such stars baseball, pick a horse now and taneously for two- transfusions. Regis College Individual Games will be priced at 75c - $1 then, and otherwise toss away a tion is for those who are experi­ as Larry French, Dolph Camilli, Her home is in Washington, D. C. Ernie Lombardi, Curt Davis, certain amount of your money. encing their first taste of prison Why not gamble on ourselves and 1 “ Lefty” Gomez, and others who life, who have had no record of have made deep niches in the go to the tournament in Denver?” Specializing in Quality Plumbing and The team, without a sponsor or HALF PRICE law transgression before. All of game’s history. Heating Repairs the inmates there are youths from “ You know,” reminisced Crow­ financial support of any kind, did 17 to 25 years old. In the belief ley, “ I was death on southpaw come to the Denver tourney. Each that the great majority of them pitchers, but found righthanders player handed over $50 to pay ex­ can be rehabilitated and turned tough. My delight was to bat penses. The club of only ten play­ SLATTERY & COMPANY SALE into good citizens, the federal gov­ against Gomez or French. In one ers tied for second place and re­ ernment arranged for the correc­ game I hit two successive homers ceived more than $2,000. PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS tional home near Morrison. It is off Gomez.” Sport Boosters Praised 1726 MARKET STREET REGIS FOtlTBALL SEASON BOOKS more like a trade school than a French, a close friend and neigh- Crowley, a freckled, smiling fel­ JOHN J. CONNOR, President PHONE KEYSTONE 1441 .V prison. The young men are given ber, remarked one winter: “ Boy, low whose “ mug” would betray an opportunityto learn one of sev­ him even if his name were Woo eral trades, or secretarial work Retired Benedictine Sen, gives the C.Y.O., C.Y.C., and When they are released they have the American Legion praise for DELICIOUS SUNDAY BREAKFAST the sbdvantage of entering the class . Dies in New Jersey their promotion of athletics for AIwr7i Open of skilled or semi-skilled workers. America’s youth. "Through the f3TH AT BROADWAY PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS 7 BIG GAMES $3 If Father Wogan’s ambitions are Newark, N. J.— The Rev. An­ efforts of these organizations base­ realized, the young Catholic offen­ selm Kienle, O.S.B., who retired ball remains uppermost in the TAX 30c ders will also leave prison well last January after serving for 30 minds and interest of thousands of i grounded in the doctrines and years as prior of St. Mary’s abbey, young boys,” Crowley said. “ It practices of their relirion. He be­ died at the abbey at the age of 67. is this sort of program that is lieves that this will be a surety Bom in Wuerttemburg, Germany, doing invaluable good.” \ C O T T R E L L ' t that they will never offend against Father Keinle came to the United When asked for a brief descrip­ It Available horn Regis Boosters the law again.' States in 1889. He was a grad­ tion of an ideal prospect, the scout replied: “ He must have size, good uate of St. Benedict’s college here Alan’s S tate 621 SIXT6BNTH tT. or CottreWs, 621 Sixteenth St. and St. Anselm’s college, Man­ legs, and other necessary require­ PPOTO tnORAVtRS chester, N. H. He studied for the ments that are relative to the po­ Ni*sPA«« . Catalog • SCHOOL annuals priesthood at St, Vincent’s arch­ sition he plays. An old adage, Tf abbey, Latrobe, Pa., and at St. the legs are all right the arms will Mary’s abbey, being ordained in take care of themselves’, still holds DON’T MISS THE REGIS RAMBLER TO ROCKHURST— 1897. true in most instances.” When asked what positions are ANOTHER RARE BARGAIN FINAL WIND-UP! in the greatest need of young play­ Peking Priests Leave ers, Crowley said: “ If a boy has For Missions of Honan what it takes, of, course, he will go places regardless t)f what position he plays. Pitchers and catchers, Our Greatest HALF-PRICE SALE! Peking. China.— (Lumen)—Five however, are grabbed up the quick­ priests oi St. Francis Xavier’s mis­ est. Pitchers because there are so halm ones sion society, commonly known as PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ^COLOR PLATES • MATS I Q W ^ many more of them needed; catch­ the Parma society, have arrived at ers because there just aren’t many the missions of Honan. Included in 687 Year'Round Over a Thousand aJhIs-Ttolawi HIOIIKBW worth looking at among amateur the group are the Very Rev. Eu­ THEY ARE RELIABLE players.” gene Morazzoni, provincial su- Wild tips and rumors of out­ erior of the society; the Rev. standing young baseball stars are glominlc Rovedatti, the Rev. R. numerous, Crowley admitted with SUITS TOPCOATS Piacere, the Rev. John Urbani, a wry grin, “ Not long ago we and the Rev. John Castelli. heard of a sensational young Inc. All GABARDINES AND OVERCOATS player,” he said. “ I went out to Watch for This!— Mass Is Celebrated in see him, for you can’t pass up a Former Bank Building tip, and he was doing well to stay on the amateur team. We con­ tinued to get reports on him, and Baltimore, Md.— Th^ Rev. Dr. so Esslck looked him over. Not William E. Kelly, pastor of St. long thereafter we learned that Grand Opening John’s church, Westminster, cele­ our friend, the one tipping off us brated Mass at Hampstead, Car- and other teams to the merits of roll county, Md., in what formerly the boy,, was the player’s father.” was the First National bank, mark­ Crowley manages the Yankee 43rd & Tennyson ing the first time the holy sacrifice Juniors, a team of high school boys has been offered in the city for at sponsored by the New York Yan­ least 20 years. Rites were held in­ kees. The St. Louis Browns also side the former cashier’s cage. sponsor a similar team and these Miller^s Newest Real Super Market! two clubs are in a league that plays Three Carmelite Sisters ball the year round. “ We get IT’S COMING! The Super Market North Denver’s Pronounce Final Vows Yankee uniforms directly from Been Wanting for Years! This New Miller Store New York and the kids surely are wiU Have EVERYTHING — proud of them. This league does New Orleans. — Sister Mary much in and around Los Angeles every new feature known Clara Jeanmard of Lafayette, L*-! for the boys who love the game, and to modern food Sister Mary Laurentia Broussard most boys do have a fondness for merchandising. of Abbeyville, La., and Sister Mary baseball, especially if someone Consolata Buller of Rayne, La., takes an interest in them.” pronounced their perpetual vows The path a scout treads may be arid Miss Rosemary Hernandez of interesting, but it is not all roses. St. Gabriel, La., received the garb “ Once a player earns recognition and goes to college, everyone seems of the Sisters of Mt. Carmel at the All men can save # Imported Fleecea mother-house here. Bishop Jules to know about him and just when HALF now on a suit you think he is in your basket B. Jeanmard of Lafayette offi­ for Fall I Single and • Zipper Lined Topcoats ciated. some half dozen other scouts turn up the same day.” double-breasted styles 19 Single Breasted Raglan* Many Jugoslav Churches Italian* Now Chief Star* in all sizes and models! lii Crowley recalls the by-i^one era Dedicated to St. Peter of the game when the majority of • Entire Stock 9 Latest Drape and Double players were of Irish descent. Gabardines! Breasted Models Zagreb, — Hrvateka Strata, “ Then th e German-Americans 9 Every Coal a New Fall and Zagreb Catholic daily, notes in con­ came along and rapidly found • Tweeds! Herring- Winter Style nection with the celebration of the themselves a large share of the bones! TWO SHIFTS 13th centenary of Catholicism in baseball glory,” Crowley said. "The 9 All Sizes, Regs., Longs, Croatia, that there are 199 churches latest nationality group to come • Long Wearing Shorts, Stout* of Union Employees! and chapels in Jugoslavia dedicated up with star after star is the Ital­ Worsteds! to St. Peter, Chief of the Apostles, ian people. A glance at major a or to Sts. Peter and Paul. Of this league lineups will reveal that fact. total, 130 are in Croatia, 63 in “ Catholicity year after year has I L . $ 1 7 .5 0 SI .....$ 2 2 .5 0 Slovenia, and six in the Backa. given baseball a wealth of material. The Church should be well repre­ 140 SSO Miller’s New Deluxe Super Annual Syrian Festival sented in the sport in the future, Suiti. $20.00 Suits.. $ 2 5 .0 0 will be open nites— Satur­ m iLLER'S Conducted in Maine too, because it Is the Church that is taking the lead in promoting S”„ .„ . $27.50 day Til 10 P. M.— Other Waterville, Me.—Syrians from athletics for young Americans. all over New England were ex­ The fostering of such activity i I Nites Til 9 1 pected to attend the seventh an­ among boys, and girls should (Slight charge for alterations) iUPEB RIRBRETHnual Syrian festival held for the receive more and more support and benefit of St. Joieph’i church. interest.”

' . Thursday, Aug. 8, 1940 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE THREE Fun and Frolic for Orphan Children Preferred Parish held last week at the Loyola church grounds. Some 250 youngsters from Denver Catholic orphanages played games, rode the merry-go-round, and were treated to ice cream over a three-day period. Shown below are children, sisters, and coach, Trading List Harold Clark, from St. Clara's orphanage. Thank Y ou ...

MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER ★ to the Denver Catholic Register Th* merchants represented in this section are boosters. They are anxious to work with you and are deserring of your patronage. Co- •rai’ate with them. ir to the Pastors of the City

Cathedral ■^to the J esu it F ath ers who donated the Grounds for our Bazaar ECONOM Y Mac’s Grocery & Mkt. We Carry a Select Line of ir to Regis College and Loretto Heights College LIQUOR STORE Foodstuffs Next te Clark's Church Goods OPEN SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS ir to the Merchants of the City 1634 Tremont KE. 4.3.'54 UNTIL 1«;3« FRE* DELIVERY FREE PARKING 512 E. 13th Are. ir to our Patrons PETE GOLDEN’S Rel-Greme ir to the Volunteer Booth Workers Shamrock Tavern ICE CREAM 18TH AND DOWNING Individualized for . Your Own Party Plate Lunches Needs Beer — Wines — Mixed Drinks 118 E. 13th Are. for a most TA. 8S88 HOT & COLD SANDWICHES WE DELIVER

CH. 45(8 JACK SPEEGLE, Pro*. SUCCESSFUL BAZAAR 0 «r 534 East Colfax— Cor. Pearl Registration ominican Nuns’ Bazaar Carnival Officers ^oiMsanity Cara to East mmd W est ARGONAUT WINE AND Dominican Sisters of the Sick Poor Sat IStii af Eacli Month LIQUOR GO. At Loyola School Is One of Best on Record To Meet Aiig. 12 A Wartoouae, M il JM ft. BEER ON ICE Serriee— KEysteae 63M L A R G m AND FINEST The bazaar of the Dominican Mrs. M. McEahem, served 1,078 STOCK IN DENVER (St. Catherine’s Parish) (Sacred Heart-Loyola Paritk) Sisters of the Sick Poor, which was persons the opening night of the Colfax Beauty Shop~1148 E. Colfax Registration was held at Loyola There will be a meeting of the held Thursday, Friday and Satur­ bazaar. The Holy Name Diocesan SPACE THROUGH THE COURTESY OF OLINGER’ S MRS. JOSEPHINE McLAUGHLIN. GIENGER school on Monday and Tuesday executive committee of the carnival day, Aug. 1-3, on the Loyola union, through its president, B. A. on Monday evening, Aug. 12, at Try Us for Better Work, Cleanliness and Courtesy mornings of this week. Because of KEyetone 20(0 Open Wednesday and Friday Evenings Free Parking church grounds, donated by the Gates, furnished the man-power 8 o’clock. the limited number that can be Jesuit Fathers, was one of the mo|t throughout the city for the follow­ Among the new captains of accommodated in the Loyola class­ booths this year is Esther Bates, successful in the 17 years that the up on the automobile drive. Splen­ € 7 0 p i AND PICK-UP rooms, it is necessary to know in who is in charge of the fish pond. Dominican nuns have been in Den­ did results were noted by the gen­ Her lieutenants are Lucille Archer, advance just how many pupils will ver, according to Harold A. Kiley, eral committee from this new Betty Ann Archer, and Josephine report on the opening day. All general chairman. method of procedure. The students Minardi. Ed Floyd is taking over those who wish to attend Loyola from Regis college assisted at all the string game this year, and his Preferred Parish ^fAMn^ETHYL The dinner committee, under the booths, and the apron booth was this year are asked to register at direction of Mrs. Lloyd Brown and helpers are A1 Farrel, F. Morfeld, T«€ SW^TIONAL^^ MOTOR fUtL once, whether or not they were en­ handled exclusively by the students Jr.; Chas. O’Halloran, Jr., and Lee rolled last year. Pupils who have of Loretto Heights college. Madigan, Jr., and Misses Rosa- Trading List Lively, potent, quick­ not already registered should tele­ The main prize of the bazaar nelle Perri, Ruth Schneider, and starting BEARCAT- phone the rectory, MAin 2402, in was awarded Saturday night to Jane Menten. ETHYL Motor Fuel order that a desk may be saved for TO BRUK GBQill Mrs. M. Fisher, 2600 E. 12th ave­ E. J. Lowery, Sr., is honorary MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER goes fa r t h e r with them. The list of teachers for both nue. Mrs. Fisher, a non-Catholic, captain of the country store, while smoother, anti-knock Sacred Heart and Loyola schools immediately asked the privilege of Martin McAndrews is taking ac­ Til* mercha’nta repreaented in thia section ar* booitera. They ar* performance. will be published as soon as ap­ donating $75 to the work being tive captainship, with Miss Mary anxious to work with you and ara deaerving of your patronage. Co­ pointments from the mother-house FOB IIEIH SCBOOL done by the Dominican Sisters of Lowery assisting. Their lieuten­ operate with them. CATHEDRAL of the Sisters of Charity have been the Sick Poor. ants are Ed Lyons, E. J. Lowery, East Colfax and Race S t completed. The date of registra­ Other prizes were awarded as Jr.; Emmett Lowery, M. Maddock, 8 t Francis Da Sales'—4!adar and 8. Bdwy. Loyola—E. 18th Awe. and Race S t tion for Sacred Heart school will (St. Patrick’s Parish) follows: Ed Bonger, Tom Volmer, M. S t Jahn'a—Speer BWd. Sc Clarkson S t Catherine's— W. 88th Arc. A Fed. Bird. be announced later. The monthly meeting of the Altar Lehners, and Lloyd Pearson; St. Francis de Sales’ Haly Ghost— 14th S t and Tremont S t Elisabeth's—W. Colfax and 8th S t Electrolux, won by J. H. Stark, Blessed Sacrament— E. 23rd and Kearney Cathedral— E. 10th and Washington Sunday will be Communion day and Rosary society was held on 1275 Washington; round-trip ticket Mmes. B. F. Lowery, Erma 8 t Philomena'a— E. 8th Awe. & Colo. Bird. S t Dominic’s— W. 82nd Awa. ft N. Spear for the Holy Name society. The Tuesday afternoon, Aug. 6, with to Notre Dame - University of Lehners, Loretta Pearson, and Billie Ohler Says: Mrs. Joseph Melphy presiding. Nellie McAndrews, and Miss Marie Sacred Heart group will receive in Southerh California football game, If it comes from Sacred Heart church at the 7:30 The opening prayer was led by E. R. Darley, 3620 W. 41st ave­ Mauro. St. John's o’clock Mass. The Loyola men will Mrs. A. Goetz. The chairmen of nue; hope chest, Mrs. Kirby, 37th Father George Spehar is in DHLER’S MDDEL MARKET receive at Loyola at the 8:30 Mass. the sick visitation and telephone and York streets. charge of the souvenir program, The book racks at both churches committees made "their regular re­ The prizes of the combination with Mrs. Frank Morfeld as co­ or the contain many new and interesting ports. The resignation of Mrs. booth were awarded as follows; captain. Mrs. P. J. Doherty is in S. and S. PHARMACY SHUMAKE DRUGS charge of the patron list. pamphlets. These are changed William Dubois, financial secre­ Lace tablecloth, Mrs. B. McRae, PIG6LY WIGGLY STORE L. T. SIMMS EVELYN STAFFORD Cut Rate Prices each week, and there is always tary, was accepted, and Mrs. 1348 W. Alaska; needle point. Miss The afghan and quilt booth has everything in readiness for the ICs Good We Invite Your Patronage something appropriate and timely Christine Rowland accepted the ap­ Venona Cuddy, 2374 Fairfax; cof­ GREETING CARDS, FOR ALL to be found there. pointment to act in that capacity opening of the carnival. The com­ Quality Meats and Groceries OCCASIONS fee table. Miss Venona Cuddy, SP. 1789 1109 E. 4th Awa., at Corona Colored Children Haye Picnic for the remainder of the term. 2374 Fairfax; rug, Mrs. E. Fisher, mittee in charge includes the cap­ 1487-91 SO. PEARL FREE DELIVERY KE. 9643 7th A t *, at Grant The Rev. Edward J. Morgan, S. The Rev. Achille Sommaruga ex­ 4455 Raleigh; overnight bag. Miss tains, Mrs. Wm. Purcell and Miss Market Phone PE. 1100 Store Phone SP. 3829 J., pastor, and the Rev. Arthur F. plained in detail plans for the new Clara Geiger, 1265 Eudora; perco­ Tobin, and the lieutenants, Mmes. BEER - ICE COLD Versavel, S.J., accompanied the school, ground for which will be lator, Miss Nena Ryan, 728 Lin­ Pauline White, John Lynch, Wm. Delivered Vinywhere in the city. children of the Colored vacation broken immediately upon submis­ coln; table cover, Mrs. Jerry McGraw, Anna Piper, Mary Nah- JACKSON’S 100% Specially Homogenized By the Cat* PEG & ART’S school on their pichic at Bende- sion of blue prints by the archi­ Breen, 1319 S. Columbine; pastel ring. Moon, and Breen. (Pasteurized) C ream — Blend Men to Receive Eucharist Cut Rate Drugs CHILLED WINE meer Aug. 1. The picnic marked tect. It is hoped to start the an­ picture. Father Victor Winter, S. Milk. Cafe the close of the daily vacation nual bazaar at the same time. J., Sacred Heart church; wrist The members of the Holy Name society will receive Communion in Liquors • Sundries Exclusive Product of Open Sandaya, 8 A. M.* T P H* school for Negro children that was Final arrangements were made at watch, Mrs. E. J. Milan, 2075 S. Sixth Ave. Liquor started some weeks ago. The the meeting of the Holy Name so­ Fillmore; a body at the 7 o’clock Mass on Prescriptions Lincoln Creamery 1128 E. 6th Ave. Sunday, Aug. 11. Free Prompt Delivery |th ft Joicphina EA. 6576 classes were conducted by two ciety on Thursday evening, Aug. Spread, Mrs. T. Dean, 3841 515 E. Expotition SP. 8283 I- 1745 8. Broadway BP. 1413 Wa GWa S. ft H. Green Stamps Franciscan nuns from St. Clara’s 8. Father Sommaruga also gave Umatilla; floor lamp, Mrs. Stau- Can 8*. 3445 Downin* aad Alamada orphanage. Sister Jane and Sister an interesting description of ter, 2714 Race; electric grill, Mrs. English Tailors Open Wa Invita Ton To Erlinda. the activities of the St. Vincent de T. A. Cosgriff, 1130 E. 7th ave­ Holy Ghost The children, numbering about "Paul society of the parish. nue; coffee silex, Mr. Kelker, 2748 Streamlined Store Harry’s Drug Store Pregressive Shee Shep 60, assembled at Sacred Heart Reports were submitted by the Walnut; decorated cake, E. B. PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Hm ’a, Womm'g F U church the morning of the picnic financial secretary and by the Coughlin, 2828 Bellaire; Two expert shoe repairmen and Childrcn'i GOOD CLOTHES NEED and were transported to Bende- treasurer. The meeting closed Attendance prizes. Miss Frances On a familiar corner across from Liquor — Wine — Boor to serve you at all times. meer by bus. Several Colored with prayer, led by Father Som­ NOT BE EXPENSIVE Day, 2824 Gaylord, $10; Miss Sue the Gas and Electric building, 314 SO. PENN, (at Alam*da) REASONABLE PRICES women also attended and helped maruga. Smith, 1010 E. 13th avenue, $10; where some time in the month PEarl 278( ^ SPrae. (843 prepare the meal. The two nuns This Sunday will be Communion Mrs. John Schilling, $10. every important Denverite passes, 288 So. Penn. had planned a series of games and day for the members of the Holy The winners of the major prizes is the new streamlined store of FREE -DEUVERY SERVICE THE contests for the affair and kept Name society and all the men and the English Tailors. For eight everyone interested and busy at the Penny Arcade booth were boys of the parish. Mary Toohey, 1345 Pearl street, years Lewis Langer and his son-in­ BUGHANAN’S Women's Heel Lifts 10c throughout the day. Each boy and JOYCE GLEANERS ENGLISH Fr. Barry in Colorado Springs one ton of Rugby coal; Mrs. T. J. law, Leonard Cherry, using the girl received a prize. When the f* y LIQUOR The Rev. Thomas Barry, assis­ Hallinan, 685 S. Vine street, a policy "Good Clothes Need Not Be LIQUOR STORE big bus unloaded in front of the Alterations a Specialty tant pastor, is spending a week’s Expensive,” have outfitted many t N STORE TAILORS church in the late afternoon, the spread, donated by Colorado Lace Fine Wines and Liquors K vacation visiting in Colorado Cleaning Co.; Gertrude Quinn, 323 men in all walks of life with qual­ SP. 3662 1306 S. Pearl sisters took pictures of the entire 901 FIFTEENTH STREET Springs. W. Florida street, a miniature ity and style. Mr. Langer de­ BEER CorneF I7th and W'elton crowd. Phon. PEarl 1777 377 Sonth Broadway (We Call for and Deliver) Miss Agatha Goetz left Sunday, cedar chest containing 50 cigars; scribes his new store thus: “ My J. M. lACINO, Prop. Combine Quality and Style Paztor on Retreat new enlarged store, almost double at Prices You Can Afford Aug. 4, for a two weeks’ visit with E. E. Green, 4115 Bryant street, a Denver, Colorado Father Morgan and Brother relatives in Hays, Kans.. Mrs. J. carton of Lucky Strike cigarettes; in size, is air conditioned. It has Individual Hair Styling by John are making their annual re­ B. White, daughter of Mr. and Helen Schiffner, a five-quart can indirect lighting, fitting rooms, New Fashion Finest Quality of treat at Regis college. Father Mrs. J. P. Menghin, and her son, of Sterling oil; John J. Shea, 315 and attractive display windows. Skilled Operators at Burton J. Fraser, S.J., has re­ Vine street, various household The stock includes a complete new Cleaners and Dyers Imported and Domestie The firms listed here de­ Warren, of Oklahoma City, Okla., JOHN H. JOHNSON turned from Fraser, Colo., where arrived Thursday, Aug. 1, for a articles. line o f fall merchandise.” WINES, LIQUORS, BEER Mr. Langer invites all his Cath­ Roberts Barber Shoji Main Office: 530 E. Alameda Ave. serve to be remembered he made his retreat. visit. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Car- CORDIALS and MIXERS olic friends and customers who 535 E. Miasissippi SPruce 0079 when you are distributing roll and three daughters are Planti 9513 E. Colfax At*. spending their vacation in Cali­ 2 Pennsylvania Nuns have made his new store possible WE MEET ANY PRICE your patronage in the dif­ Aurora 82 fornia. Mrs. C. Frazzini left on to come in and browse around. The Cope and Veil English Tailors, 901 15th street, Tho Finoat Party (k>wna Ezcluivaly Dry FREE DELIVERY SERVICE CALU ferent lines of business. Thursday, Aug. 8, for a short stay Cleaned Visit Denver Pair have used the Register almost ex­ KEYSTONE 8593 in California. clusively as an advertising me­ Are Donated to Mrs. D. R. Lucy’s bridge circle dium. ^ 0 d 9 f 0 l t met at her home on Monday eve­ Sister Mary Celestine and Sister Mary Fidelis, professors at Mercy- St. Vincent de Paul's ning, Aug. 5. Mrs. S. F. Chiolero NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAT CLEANERS & DYERS ALBRECHT’S Barnum Parish merited the honors. Mrs. Jo­ hurst college, Erie, Pa., who were ESTATE OF Msry E. O’Neill, also known ai Marr K* HcHnfh O'Keill, DMeated accompanied to Denver by Miss DciiTtr'i Bmt Sincd 1994 Pabst Beer on Draught sephine Head, a member of this No. €5617. The Chrysler foursome, plans a three weeks’ va­ Carrie Weber of Oil City, Pa., sis­ All portons havinir claims against said Delicious Wines of ter of Sister Celestine, visited with Estate are hereby notified to present them FUR STORAGE All Kinds BONNIE BAKERY (Presentation Parish) cation trip through the South, for adjustment to the County Court of the including a trip into Old Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Weber, 765 818 E. Alameda PE. (888 We Bake Our Own Products Grocery Company The Altar an^ Rosary society is Elizabeth street, in the past week. City and County of Denver, Colorado, on Phone PEarl 3753 328 Broadway purchasing a new white cope and Sodality Party Is Aug. 15 the 27th day of August, 1940. at This Plant The three visitors toured Yellow­ Charles H. CNeill,- £!xecutor. —Eitabiithed 1999— Benediction veil that will be used SP. 1103 2335 E. OHIO AVE. The Senior Young Ladies’ sodal­ stone National park and visited in Donald F. Clifford CORN FED MEATS for the first time on Aug. 15, the ity is sponsoring a card party Salt Lake City and Colorado Edward C. Day, Jr. THE BROADWAY Free Delivery Feast of the Assumption. Masses Thursday evening, Aug. 15, at 8 730 Majestic Bldg. 1093 So. Gaylord Call PE. 4601 Springs before coming to Denver. Attorneys for Estate KENTUGKY GARAGE that day will be at ,6 and 9 o’clock. o’clock on the R. A. Mauro lawn, CREAMERY The society will sponsor a lunch­ 3705 Tejon street. Tickets may be COMPLETE REPAIR SOUTH GAYLORD WE DELIVER PEARL 8115 eon and card party at 1 o’clock seured from Miss Amy Howard, Holy Family SERVICE Tuesday afternoon, Aug. 13, in the 3200 Pecos street, GLendale 9867. AU work abaointaly tnarantaad Quality Dairy Foods CLEANERS school hall, W. 7th avenue and 1025 SO. GAYLORD Leonard Gleaners 661 E. Kentucky Julian street. Admission will be VISIT SP. 2666 66 S. Bdway. Direct Plant Service If It Looks Like New We Did It 35 cents. Table and special prizes Finest Quality Dry Cleaning AGENCY CASCADE LAUNDRY will be awarded. Cards and bunco Mt. Carmel Parish Irma’s AIR-CONDITIONED Beauty Shop At Reasonable Prices D. B. Ldonard 2217 E. MiMlMlppi will be played. Players are asked STREETER’S PEarl 1350 Marjorie Arnold to bring their own cards, and any­ Is Holding Bazaar For All Types o f Beauty Work Mack’s Ante Repair one who has a card table is asked CREDIT - NO MONEY DOWN Grocery ft Mkt. to lend it for the afternoon. Aa Low ai $ 3 .6 2 par mo. QUALITY MEATS Antomotive Sarvln with a Rapntation Appearance! Parish Picnic Is Aug. 25 Complete line of Fruita, Vexetablea, and (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish) CONOCO SERVICE EXPERIENCED REPAIRING Groceriea Knig^l’s n ln Service You'll iind it in a penooaliied haircut. A parish picnic will be held at Lowell TaUoring WELDING — PAINTING We Bpecialize in permanent waving. Washington park Sunday after­ The bazaar is in progress and Directly Weat of Ward’, Parkinx Lot FREE DELIVERY Iniidt W uhinx and Gremlins The bMt of 6are and auppliet for your many are attending. The'closing and Cleaning STATION Phon* SP. (74« 1(8 W. Alaaka PE. 8787 588 E. Alameda satiifaction. Reaaonable Prices. noon, Aug. 25. Mirfik Labrieition - Firntoni Tiru night is Sunday, Aug. 11. Where Beau Brummel Trades E. R. EDISON RICE’S BARBER AND BEAUTY Members of the Holy Name so­ A recent Baptism in the parish 2000 So. University SP. 9853 SHOP ciety will receive Communion at 28(S W. 32nil Art. GL. 22U GL. 9935 W . Call far and SP. 241* 1114 E. EVANS the 6:30 Mass Sunday. was that of Mary Ann Mildred, Deliver daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pasqual W i Call for and Deliver 38th and Tennyson Annunciation The winter schedule of Masses We Appreciate Pariah Patronasa at 8 and 10 o’clock will begin Machesi, with Attilio and Mildred Cerrone as sponsors. 1 SOUTH GAYLORD Sept. 8. DRUGS, [ n p i i w E A meeting of the junior Holy DE SELLEM Hardware & Paint Store Payments on pledges for the St. Philomena's house collection will be due Aug. Name society will take place on FUEL AND FEED CO. MOVE TWO STORES Everything in Hardware 15. Wednesday, Aug. 14, in the school New Capitol CHARLES A. OeSELLEM V ^nene Heneee, GaratM hall. The senior Holy Name East 8th Ave. Creamery SAME PRICES We Ship hy Rail Tin, Sheet Iron and Furnace Work Patronize nte»e Firms. They society will meet Friday, Aug. 16. iFtoMM Cemplttelj R.aaodtl.d Heights Pharmacy PHONE TA. 12(5 RADIO REPAIRS Are Co-operating With Your Both Holy Name societies will BREAKFAST - LUNCHEON - DINNER DRUGS AND LIQUORS 35TB AND WALNUT Tsitphont SPmes 2(81 IH l Sooth Gaylord Paper. receive Communion on Sunday, at Minimum Prieaa DELICIOUS HOME-MADE PIES 1411 Franklin S t 81(1 Williama S t RES. PHONE MA. 8544 Aug. 18. The juniors will receive Tehr Favorita Bteri Dtliverad Ica Cold the Eucharist at 8 o’clock Mass, Evalona Dairy Product* BILL GEDDES, R. Ph. THE SILVER St. Patrick's and the seniors at the 7 o’clock w« St. Dominic's 3121 E. 8TH AVE. 12H, and Clayton m ms Mass. Store STATE DAIRY DID YOU KNOW that Tsxac* Is The English section of the Altar O. OLSEKo Proprietor Famena fer Fine Reefingt and Housekold Gds When buying from the society will attend a meeting on REAR OF 3220 FRANKLIN Shingles Aug. 19 instead of on Monday, CLAYTON Phona EAST 8677 H. L. LOCK. Prap. •d Mer«lHUidise firms advertising in this When You Have a Roofing Problem, E. J. QUINLAN KEystone 8727 Here’a the Answer—See Your Aug. 12, as originally planned. GROCERY and MARKET FT STORAGE AMD Licensed Applicator paper, please mention that Plumber and Gas Fitter Victor Andrew, a member of Fancy Fruita and Vefetablea KLEANRITE MOVING CO. Take Home a Package of Heaped High Ice Cream Chapman Roofing the Holy Name society, who had 2138 E. 12th Avs. L you saw their advertise­ Jabbing Attended to Promptly “ Qeaners and Dyers’* Company been in Charleston, S. Car., has Phenea EM. 2 I(( — EA. 1841 ment. nth ind N'srth 8p**r GR. 1(28 2(15 W. 22n4 At*. returned home for a three weeks’ FAST FREE DELIVERY 2602 E. 12th Ave. Phsa* GLaadali 1171 visit. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS i -i. w m m m m m

PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Aug. 8, 1940 The Denver Catholic Register F YOUTH ENLISTED BY NYA CIIIIPFL TO STH FreiiJoan of Arc have ar­ quate army. commodations other than hard hired after he had worked years rived from France. They sailed Scanlon attended St. Gregory’s at station KFKA in Greeley. The Opposition to t h e original chairs and cheap board bleacher preparatory seminary, ML Wash­ from Glasgow, Scotland, and seats. The charge runs from 18 story of the others is likewise one landed at Halifax. Mother Emma, Burke-Wadsworth bill has already ington, 0., and received his of experience and capability. achieved enough strength to force cents to 30 cents, depending upon Bachelor of Arts degree from this one of the group, was in France the country from which the films What happens to the products of M o m d j r for 12 years. proponents of the bill to accept institution in 1932. The following some modifications, but U has not come. Spanish-speaking pictures year he entered ML St. Mary’s the boys’ industry? Hospitals, reduced the militaristic zeal of the are the most expensive, while seminary at Norwood, 0. He was community centers, charitable in­ Word Is Received of conscription bloc. American productions cost the ordained in the Cathedral of‘St. stitutions are the beneficiaries. St. S llfi least and pack the largest crowds Peter in Chains, Cincinnati, by Anthony’s Neighborhood house, I Missionaries’ Deaths One of the most undemocratic Vail Community center, and the| marks of the whole drive to enact There are only two classes of Archbishop McNicholas June 6, Ningpo, China.— (Lumen)—Re­ Little Flower center have often' the conscription measure is the society, the poor and rich. The 1936. port has been received of the death been recipients of tables, chairs,; stony refusal of the senate military laborers, who work in the large Father Scanlon’s parents live in of two missionaries. Sister Anna cabinets and the other articles' affairs committee to give careful banana and coffee plantations and Norwood, 0., as do his. sister and Livinia Culiano and the Rev. life© made by the enrollees. Non-profit j consideration to the effects the shipyards, live in palm-thatched brother. Your security depends in greor measure, upon Marques, both of them attached to movements also receive co-opera-j present proposal would have on re­ floorless huts with mud-baked side- the Vicariate of Ningpo. walls, while the upper class, in­ tion from the program. The pos-; your will to sove. Start todoy! Open a sov- ligion. The original draft of the ters that advertised, the Regis col-: bill provided deferred status for cluding business _ men, plantation Jesuit Describes How ings account here . . . moke deposits sys- owners, and foreign employes, oc­ lege production of the Matnmoniah Clubhouse of Havana priests and ministers actively en­ Nazi Blitzkrieg Hit Follies last December were pro-; temoticolly and regularly. You'll be surprised gaged in pastoral work. Defesment cupy homes almost as modern as Group Is 1 Year Old those in the United States. Many duced in the art department of the j at how quickly your savings will grow . . . ond is net exemption; it means only center. | Havana.—The Catholic Women’s that active priests and ministers Germans have filtered into the Seattle, Wash.— How it feels to what 0 sense of security and independence country in late years. 'They are be in a chaotic stream of war ref­ One of the most striking fea-| club of Havana is celebrating the would not immediately be called tures of the program, says Mr.' first birthday of its clubhouse, for military service. It made no generally found in the business ugees was described in a lecture will be yours with "money in the bonk"! Caea Cultural de CatoUcae, The provision even for deferring the bouses. Until recently, the Co­ here by the Rev. Daniel McGoin, Hammond, is the healthy racial at­ lombia airline was operated by titude that it promotes. The White, mansion is situated in Vedado, one conscription of priest-educators, S.J., American priest who was in * Member ef fe ie n i Deposit Iniurenee C«rp., of the loveliest suburbs of Havana, German-owned companies; but the Louvain and Brussels when the Black, and Yellow races work side writers, and the like, or for the by side in harmony. The co-opera­ whkh Insures deposits In this bonk with and is a focal spot for the many deferment of seminarians, divinity ^vernment has taken over the German blitzkrieg hit. tive spirit that is demanded and $5,000 meximum Insurence for each depositor. activities of the club members, who students, and brothers. lines, which are now part of the the intense interest of the boys in work in the women’s prisons, Despite the pleadings of such re­ Pan-American airlines. He’s Inventor of among the poor and the orphans. ligious leaders as Monsignor Mi­ Mr. and Mrs. McNulty returned their work completely submerge chael J. Ready, general secretary of to Denver two weeks ago, and Joe Robot Torpedo racial prejudices. Everyone works Military Rail Chief the National Catholic Welfare Con­ is now on a leave of absence. In for a common end and the differ TAe American National ference, the military affairs com­ air travel, which is found invalu­ ence in color is entirely forgotten mittee refused to budge from its able in his work, he sees the future in the attainment of that end. of P « i i T « r oijginal position. of Colombia, where much wealth In emeralds and other minerals is The committee turned down by :llf1 1 N TO PULTON LIWIS, JR., Cbmmen. i a vote of nine to three Senator Jos­ known to be buried in the dense Herbert W. Leibmen jungles. He is the son of Mr. and lotor Jbens WaektHgUntt D, Daily Mondw eph E. Guffey’s amendment, whieh and tkraufh Friday, 9i80 p. m., etotian KFBL. would have granted full exemption, Mrs. John McNulty of the Cathe­ not merely deferred status, to dral parish and has been employed priests, ministers, and seminarians. by the Seismograph Service Corp. Maurice J. Hickey When Guffey’s proposal was de­ of Tulsa for three years since his graduation. feated, Senator Thomas of Utah FRANK KIROIHOF ADOLPH KUNSMTLLER presented an amendment providing GEIVERAL for the exemption of students in Jeanne Lynch, Denver, INSURANCE President.' the fourth year of their theological Vice Pres, & Cashier courses. Even this was too much Visiting in California iii for the committee, Which turned 416 Kittredge Bldg. the proposal down by a vote of Jeanne Lynch, daughter of Mr. eight (0 four, and Mrs. Dan Lynch, is visiting TA. 1395 Now, with the measure scheduled relatives in Los Angeles and Sac­ for fierce debate on the floor of ramento, Calif. She will attend the senate, those who believe that the fair at San Francisco before trained ministers of religion are as returning to Denver. important as trained soldiers are MAin 5314 ESTABLISHED SINCE ISOS ready to conduct an open fight for the exemption of clergymen, semi­ Fr. Figlino Named narians, and brothers. Amendments Spiritual Director, of this nature already have been F . J . K i r c h h o f The American Fixture Co. proposed by Senators Guffgy, W. Denver Legion Curia Mannf.ctnrtrt af Warren Barbour of New Jersey, Allen J. Ellendar of Louisiana, and Tha Ray. J. Roy Figlino, aa- CONFSTBUCTIONF € o . Appointed manager of the mili­ Theodore F. Green of Rhode (^vernment officiala will witneaa CHURCH PEWS AND ALTARS tary transportation section of the aiatant gaitnr of St. John’s par­ demonstration by J, Robert Fiah Island. iah, Danyar, haa baen appointed CHURCH FURNITURE Association of American Railroads, The refusal of the military af­ (above) of his robot rocket and Arthur H. Gass (above) will direct by Biahap Urban J. Vehr aa BUILDERS fairs committee to provide for the apiritual director %f tba Danyar robot torpedo, which the Spring' BANK. BAR, AND STORE FIXTURES all military rail service from head­ exemption of priests, brothers, and Legion af Mary curia, aucceeded quarters to be eiublished in the ecclesiastical students is an indica­ field, Mass., inventor says are auto­ •ffiee e f the quartermaster gen­ ing tha Ray, Forreat Allep, who matically directed ta their objec­ We A^reeiate Your Patronage MiUwork of All Kinds tion of the eanseription bloc’s dis­ waa raeaatly put ia ckarga of eral ef the United States army in regard for religim and far decent tives by toundr eManatiBg from the 708 LawrMACd pt. Denver, Colo. Washington, D. St. Michael’a pariah, Dalta. FRANK KIRCHHOF, 1232 ARAPAHOE ST. American traditian.— C; J. McNeill. target yUne ar ship. rsBumutT DENVER. COLa

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i H i i i m dtsios Thursday, Aug. 8, 1940 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE FIVE

VVWVWWVyWWWW^^WVWW/VWWWWWWVWVWIQ FAMOUS TIGHT-WIRE ARTIST, SEND THE WHOLE CHILD TO SCHOOL . . . By all means have their eye BIRD MILLMAN O’DAY, DIES sight corrected before school be­ CIIIS BINIFIIS gins. Canon City. — Bird Millman Canon Monday night, Aug. 6, fol­ CHOOSE YOUR OPTOMETRIST O’Day, famous on two continents lowing an illness of several months. WITH CARE Each Wanted the Best as the world’s greatest tight-wire She was born Bird Engelman, dancer, died at her home in East daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dyke Two people came to us recently to buy funerals OF VAIF CFNIFH Engelman, one-time proprietors of James P. Gray a general store. Her birthplace still for departed loved ones. Although each wanted stands on North Third street. It Optomelrist the best yet one paid only $150 for a complete Helen Vigil, charter member of Holy Name Men was there, also, on a wire stretched in the garden at the rear of the service, while the other paid $565 for a funeral. the Broadcasting club of the Vail 2 11 Colorado Bldg. Community center, 1904 W. 12th home, that as a child she began to walk and dance on the silver avenue, won first award in the 1615 California TA. 8883 In the first instance the family was in modest thread that was to bring her fame “ What My Community Center Raise Funds for and renown the world over. She LENSES DUPLICATED — PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED circumstances and to have contracted for a more Means to Me’’ contest recently appeared in all the important cities sponsored by the center and open expensive funeral would have meant a great deal of the United States and Canada to senior boys and girls and men and gave command performances of sacrifice. By coming to Horan and Son this and women of the neighborhood. I Tennis Courts before the crowned heads of family secured for a low price a very acceptable Mrs. John F. Vail, member of Europe. For several years she the Denver Deanery of Catholic was a leading attraction of the Windsor-Meadow Gold casket, and the same superior service that goes Women, backer of the center, Pueblo.— (St. Mary’s Parish)— great Ringling Brothers and Bar- to all Horan patrons regardless of price. donated the award, which will be As result of a generous contribu­ num and Bailey circuses. Small of presented to the winner at 8 p. m. tion by the Holy Name society, two stature, beautiful in face and Call MAin 5131 Tuesday immediately following tennis courts will be erected on St. figure, and possessing a rare In the second instance the family was in more the reading of the first and second Mary’s parish grounds to increase charm and graciousness. Bird best entries. comfortable circumstances and could afford and amusement facilities. Members of Millman danced her way into the The Standard in Dairy Products for Forty Years Judges in the contest were the St. Mary’s Athletic club have of­ hearts of the show-going public desired a more expensive casket. This family also Rev. E. J. Kolka, associate direc­ fered their assistance, and it is ex­ for many years, lending dignity pected that the work will be com­ secured a satisfactory funeral service— and at a tor of the Denver Catholic Chari­ and a culture to a life constantly ties; Dowell Livesay, secretary of pleted at an early date. on the move. price they could afford to pay. educational publicity for the Den­ The Rev. Anthony Roitz, O.S.B., Following her retirement from ver Community Chest, and Paul pastor, and the Rev. Cyril Zupan, the circus and stage when she mar­ Kermiet, assistant director of the O.S.B., former pastor, attended the ried Joseph O’Day of Boston in . ARGONAUT HOTEL Robert W. Steele Social center. first Solemn Mass at St. Patrick’s 1917, she lived in Boston until the Where Denver's Society Entertains for Luncheon* and Dinners Appreciation of the personal of the Rev. John Kelley. death of her husband a few years benefits gained at the center were The Walter Brewers’ baseball ago. She then returned to Canon FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES. team, made up largely of members City and made her home with her best expressed by Helen Vigil, who DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN 3101 wrote; “ The very words Com­ of St. Mary’s parish, took part in mother, Mrs. Jennie Millman, on munity center seem to suggest the the Post tournament in Denver. a little ranch in East Canon. She BeantifnI Ballroom* Private Dining Rooms part our Community center plays Miss Katherine Mikatich, who is survived by her mother and her in our lives. It is the center of spent the past two weeks visiting father, who lives in New York our community. It is a place with her sister in Idaho Springs city. AND SON CHAPELS where we can meet old friends, and friends in Denver, returned to Became Convert Here make new friends, and'learn inter­ Pueblo. It was when she was at the JAMES MOTOR CO. Marko Tor Die* height of her fame that, while esting things. Our center is a club­ DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DISTRIBUTORS KEystone 6297 # KEystone 6296 house and schoolroom combined. Marko Tor of 2508 E. Evans ave­ visiting in Canon City, she took We study music twice a week, nue died Aug. 6, and was buried up the study of the Catholic Expert Repair Service at Reasonable Rates -Also Used Car* I5Z7 Cleveland Place following a Requiem Mass at St. read story books and the daily Church and received her instruc­ 13th & Lincoln KE. 8221 papers,' or simply enjoy a chat Mary’s church Thursday, Aug. 8. tions from the Rev. R. M. HeneS' Guarding Forever our Founder^ Ideals with friends. ()ur personal prob­ He is survived by his wife, Mrs. sey, then chaplain at Mt. St. Scho- lems receive trained, sympathetic Anna Tor, and one daughter, lastica’s academy. The Rosary was attention. Community entertain­ Helen. The deceased was a mem­ recited in the mortuary 'chapel ments, including movies, pro­ ber of St. Mary’s parish and of Wednesday evening. Funeral grams, balls, and outings, are regu­ the National Croatian society. services were conducted at St. Mi­ larly scheduled and supervised. Burial was in Roselawn. chael’s church Thursday morning, “ Our center stresses an impor­ with the Rev. Albert Schaller, 0. tant ^lesson in citizenship by help­ S. B., pastor, officiating. FESIIVH AIDS Miss Hansen Departs Preferred Parish ing us become good neighbors in our own community, and thus good Miss Regina Hansen returned to Rachael Ulibarri her home in Alamosa Saturday, citizens of our country. Aug. 3, after visiting here for a Trading List m TO PARISH “ Open discussion groups, led by short time with relatives and educators in world affairs, keep us friends. reliably informed and teach us Is Wed in Pueblo Miss Dorothy Schmitt, junior clear thinking by encouraging us nurse at Parkview hospital in MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER to express our opinions before an Til* merchant* repreiented in thi* section are boosters. They arc Pueblo, is spending her vacation F audience. Our humblest efforts Pueblo. — (Our Lady of Mt. anxious to work with yon and are deserring of your patronage. C*. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. are sincerely recognized, and thus Carmel Parish)— The marriage of operate with them. F. Schmitt, and sisters. Misses we grow and are guided in all Miss Rachael Ulibarri, daughter of Eleanor, M ildred, and Alice (St. Mary Magdalene’s Parish) ways leading directly to our ideal Mr, and Mrs. Lee Ulibarri, and Schmitt, at 610 Floral avenue. The total receipts of the recent of becoming good Americans.’’ Juventino P. Flores took place at Miss Ora Tisone and Miss Ange­ St. Joseph's parish festival amounted to $1,612 7 :30 Saturday, Aug. 3, in Our lina Vendetti, nurses at St. Mary’s and the expenses amounted to Lady of Mt. Carmel church, after hospital in Pueblo, visited in Canon • TEXACO PRODUCTS $289. The net proceeds amount which a reception was held at the Insf wopIt LEBFROM’S GRILL EXIDE BATTERY to $1,323. Further activities in Regis Jesuits home of the bride’s parents. Mrs. G. G. Shumway of Fall City, the fall months will complement Miss Mercedes Flores, sister of Nebr., is visiting here. She is the Soles and Service the festival fund, and this total the bridegroom, was maid of honor house guest of her son-in-law and Full Course Dinner, 25c MERCHANTS OIL CO. amount will serve to aug^Tient the and Philip Amador of Houston, daughter and family, Mr. apd MIXED DRINKS — DANCING parish building fund for the pres­ Tex., was best man. Mrs. Fred Penny and daughter, ERWIN J. MERZ, Lessee ent year. The members of the Making Retreat Following a week’s wedding trip Judith Ann. Cem tr 10th and Santa F* Altar and Rosary society in charge in the mountains, the couple will 801 KALAMATH MeWesfm Set * of the baked ham supper are re­ be at home in Pueblo. Billy Van’s Grocery ceiving the special thanks of the (Regis College) The bride is a graduate of Cen­ parish. Activities of the society On Tuesday evening, Aug. 6, the tral high school. BO B & VAN’S and M arket in previous months raised $99.27 members of the Jesuit community Mr. Flores is a son of Mr. and Picnic Spsored WO CENTURIES after Coronado made hia on- for the supper expense fund. The THE MARKET OF QUALITY began their annual retreat. The Mrs. Crispin Flores. He is an snccessfnl attempt to find the “Seven Cities ot Meat Market total receipts of the supper Satur­ retreat will close on the morning alumnus of Centennial high school. 16 ozs. to the Pound day evening, July 27, were 760 SANTA FE DRIVE of Aug. 15. The Rev. Thomas P. He belongs to Atzlan Brotherhood Cibola,” a French Canadian fur trader, Pierre $310.77, making a net profit of 820 Santa F« Dr. Phone TA. 0538 Knapp, SJ., regent of the school social club. By Paonia Parish Gauthier de Varennes de la Verendrye, and his sons, $244.34. of commerce and finance, St. Louis Sodality Meets Fresh Fish UNION SHOP Young Men to Meet Outdoors university, is retreat-master. St. Rita’s sodality met Thursday, explored the wilderness oF onr mountain country, Paonia. — Paonia Public park The Holy Name society and the Regia Grad Win* Fellowship Aug. 1, at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel attempting to find a northwest passage to the Pacific church hall. Members present were was the scene of the third annual SANTA FE SHOE Young Men’s sodality will receive Fred Van Valkenburg of the Sacred Heart parish picnic. More Ocean. Call BOB^S Communion in a body at the 7 Mrs. John Taullie, Mrs. John HOSPITAL 1940 graduation class has been than 170 visitors enjoyed the menu LIQUOR STORE o’clock Mass Sunday, Aug. 11. The awarded a fellowship at Creighton Rebar, ,Mrs. Bernard Clement!, After eight years of exploration, fierce encounters she* Repalrinc for the Whole Famllj Mrs. Anthony Keep, Mrs. Charles prepared by the members of the FOR BEER, WINES Young Men’s sodality will conduct university. Mr. Van Valkenburg Altar and Rosary society. The FEATURING INVISIBLE HALF an outdoor meeting at the rectory DeMarco, Mrs. Pete DeSalvo, Mrs. with Indians of many tribes, and the loss of a son, a SOLING BOTTLE or CASE will teach at Creighton prep and Rev. Daniel O’Connell and 35 on Wednesday, Aug. 14, at 7 :30 Pete Santerelle, Mrs. Russell Pa- nephew and many others of his party, be tnmed back W* Appreciate Parcel Poet Orders dl Reduced Price* attend classes in the graduate parishioners from St. Patrick’s p. m. gano, Mrs. Jerry Carleo, Mrs. Sam 742 SANTA FE DRIVE 240 SanU Ft Driiro KE. 7042 school of the university. While at parish. Crested Butte, were pres­ discouraged. FREE DELIVERY SERVICE The hours of Masses on the Regis he majored in history and Todaro, Mrs. Anthony Todardo, Mrs. John Pagano, Mrs. Sam Ap- ent, as were others from Hotch­ In the spring of 1742 his two sons tried once more. Feast of the Assumption will be 6 was graduated cum laude. In his kiss, Delta, Somerset, Bowie, and puglese, Mrs. Ddminic Taravella, When buying from the New Manager o’clock and 8 o’clock. Confessions college course he was active in Ragged Mountain. The women are Although their exploration was a failure in the same will be )heard Wednesday evening. speech work, and in his senior year Mrs. Dominic Cappazzola, Mrs. ROUBOS DAIRY Carl Cascio, Mrs. Syl Cortese, Mrs. most grateful for the response to sense that Coronado’s was, to the Verendryes belongs firms advertising in this was editor of the Brown and the invitations and for the gene­ BOTTLED MILK Gold. Carl Geanetta, Mrs. Vera Ven- the credit of being the first white men to see the paper, please mention that ICE CREAM—AU FIsTor* detti, Mrs. Jack De Jois, Mrs. rosity of the guests. The first you saw their advertise­ North Side School Regis Chemist in Reclamation Charles Di Palma, Mrs. Jack Pis- Sunday of August has been set as Rocky or “Shining Mountains.” Vernon R. Crowder Bureau cott, Mrs. Fred Dalio, Mrs. Joe the permanent date of this annual ment. picnic. There are pioneers today jnst as there were 500 Santa Ft CH. 1381 William J. Potter of the class of Codec, Mrs. Joseph Cabibi, Mrs. Mrs. Angelina Cunico and her Registration Will 1940 has been given a position in Philip Biondalio, Mrs. James Far­ centuries ago—in business, in medicine, in engineer­ son, Oliver, and daughters, Bertha, the reclamation bureau of the de­ rell, and Mrs. Tony Tamburelle. Gloria, and Margaret, are spending ing, in telephony. partment of the interior and has The Rev. S. M, Giglio, S.J., Blessed Sacrament Begin August 19 recently been promoted to the Den­ their vacation with the sister of gave a talk on the Church Mrs. Cunico, Mrs. G. Hice of this Telephone pioneers built the speech trails over the ver headquarters for the western militant. Games were played and parish. vast stretches of this country of ours. Their efforts, (Holy Family Parish) region. With the exception of the refreshments were served by Mrs. W EISS DRUG bureau at Washingrfxin, D. C., the Mr. and Mrs. Val Hightower and John Pagano and Mrs. Bondalio. daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Carl while less spectacnlar than those of the early pioneers, Fairfax Hardware Enrollment for students of Holy Denver agency is the largest in The committee for the Septem­ Prescriptions Our Specialty Downing have returned to make have had an important part in developing the vast FERTILIZER, SEEDS, GARDEN Family school who live in the par­ the country. Mr. Potter received ber meeting includes Mrs. Mary TOOLS, PAINTS Free DellTary ish and for students who attended their permanent residence. his Bachelor of Science degree Biggi, chairman; Mrs. Ben Bacino, expanses of plains, deserts, and mountains. Lswnmower Machines Sharpened BAUR’S ICE CREAM school last year will take place Mr. and Mrs, Charles Keenan with a major in chemistry. He Mrs. James Chimento, Mrs. Joe EA 3777 5022 E. Colfax CUT BATE Monday, Aug. 19. Enrollment for are hosts to Mrs. Richard Size and A few years ago a transoceanic call was an innova­ was an outstanding science stu MaureUo, and Mrs. Charles Musso. (Colfax at Fairfax) Phone EAat 1814 Colfax and Elm pupils living outside the parish family from Chicago. ■ P. E. RINEHART. Prop. dent and was graduated cum laude. tion. Today friends or bnsiness associates in sixty ■Tt’a Wiso to Trad, at Weisa" and who did not attend school last Mrs. Marino Dies Members of the Altar and Rosary year will take place on the regular Mrs. Rosalie Marino, a resident society of St. Margaret Mary’s countries around the world are as near as yonr When buying from the enrollment date. Sept. 3. of Pueblo for 42 years, died at a church of Hotchkiss are planning telephone. The Altar and Rosary society Tribute to Priest hospital following a brief illness. to serve dinners and lunches at the firms advertising in this met in the school hall Thursday, She resided at 1824 E. Evans, and annual Delta County fair, which Bat telephone pioneering will never cease. Its paper, please mention that Aug. 8, at 2 o’clock. Hostesses was a member of Our Lady of will take place the beginning of policy and goal are onchanging; the most and beat were J^mes. F. Vinola, J. Vinola, Is Paid by Friend Mt. Carmel church, Sacred Heart September. ODORLESS CLEANING you saw their advertise­ Weakland, Wascha, and Wendling. lodge, and Principessa Yolanda. possible telephone service at the least possible cosL St. Anne’s circle will hold a card Surviving are her two sons, Vito 4600 E. Colfax EAst 9525 ment. anil Peno Marino, both of Pueblo; o party Friday, Aug. 9, at 8 p. m. Tribute to the Rev. Lambert Four Priests Are Corner of Cherry in the school hall. Refreshments Zaleha, O.F.M., for his many ac­ a brother, Charles Dumato of Fort will be served and prizes awarded. complishments while serving as an Wayne, Ind., and seven grand­ Longmont Visitors The admission price is 25 cents. assistant at St. Elizabeth’s church, children. Presentation The Stitch and Chatter club will Denver, for the past two years is hold its monthly meeting and card paid by a good friend of the priest, Longmont. — The Rev. Joseph party Tuesday, Aug. 13, at the who has this to say about him: McDonald, the Rev. Francis Mur- jfte Mountain States Telephone fir Telegraph Co. The firms listed here de­ Kohrborg’s 5 and 10 home of Mrs. Ed F. Lantzy, 3982 “ When we read about the trans­ phy, and the Rev. Louis Hater, all r e» r Winona court. At 12 o’clock des­ fer of Father Lambert to St. Final R e p t on Maryknoll priests, were visitors serve to be remembered sert-luncheon will be served. Mrs. 3200 W. Alameda Bonaventure’s college, St. Bona- here for a few days at the home when you are distributing* Lantzy and Miss Mary Becker will venture, N. Y., many of us in of Mrs. John Murphy, an aunt of your patronage in the dif­ The Most Beautiful Store be hostesses. Members are asked Denver and throughout the West Father Murphy. A guest at the on Alameda to come at 11 o’clock for the busi­ felt a deep and personal loss. In Drive Given home o f Mrs. Maurice ^eterson ferent lines of business. TOUR BEN FRANKLIN STORE ness meeting. V Admission is 25 the two years that he was in Den­ was her nephew, the Rev. Gordon cents. ver, Father Lambert poured out Walters. Pueblo.— (St. Leander’s Parish) William Joseph, infant son of his life in unceasing effort for Sunday is Communion day for Mr. and Mrs. William Dowling, — The final report on the Bishop’s PUEBLO the salvation of souls. Peo­ the Knights of Columbus and silver jubilee drive was given on and Mavourneen Alice, daughter ple from all walks of life, some members of the Holy Name so­ St. Louis' of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O’Brien, Sunday, Aug. 4, by the Rev. Paul lost to the faith, found their way ciety. were baptized Sunday, Aug. 4, by to the true fold through him. Fife, O.S.B. Only a few of the “ If w t can’t tz It—Throw It awsr*' the Rev. E. J. Fraczkowski. (jod- pledges are outstanding and it is A garden party was held on St. “ Father. Lambert was active in JEWELERS ENGLEWOOD parents were Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ expected the parish will be repre­ John’s church lawn by the Altar Mikus Repair Shop liam 0. Dowling and Mr. and Mrs. spreading devotion to the martyr- sented 100 per cent, and Rosary society Wednesday, priest of St. Elizabeth’s, the Rev. OPTOMETRISTS NO Tire and Battery Service Edward Ellerman, respectively. Mrs. Catherine O’Connor is July 31. Leo Heinrichs, O.F.M., who was Novelty Work, Gunsmith, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Heinz of pending a week with relatives in The parish picnic sponsored by Keys, Doll Hospital COST S. M. BWIGABT, Prop.. shot and killed in February, 1908, Ovid were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Trinidad. the K. of C. Sunday, July 21, was * tr M u t* C4tn sad Gir* lati- by a fanatic while distributing ■ataa on Facktnc and ShipplBt Henry Heinz last week. Jerry Murphy, who underwent successful. 107 W. 2Dd SL . EXTOE BATTERIES Communion. He untiringly col­ KEyatoM 6228 Doris and Charlotte Gallagher, an operation at St. Mary’s hos­ M ami Worohoaao, 1621 26tfc S4. lected data to be sent to Rome, Installation of officers of the 8381 So. Broadway Phon. Eng. 1(88 daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ pital, is now convalescing at his K. of C. was held Tuesday evening, where Father Leo’s cause for beat­ home. FREE MOTOR DELIVERY! liam Gallagher, left Friday, Aug. ification now is being studied.’’ July 30. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chapman, 2, for an extended visit in the On the sick list are Mrs. Mar­ Grace Marie Chapman, and Bobby Loyola East. They will visit friends and garet Bragg, at home; Mrs. Park, Thatcher Block Drug relatives in Chicago, New York, Denver Boy Enlists Chapman have returned from a Opposite Post Office in Longmont hospital, and Mrs. "The Rexall Store” New Hampshire, Delaware, Ver­ short visit with friends in Canon In United States Navy (xion, in Denver. “ And Just as Reliable** When buying from the Look Your Best mont, and Connecticut, City. FIB8T NATIONAL BANK BLDG. wlUi Francis Coleman took part in PHONES 28-28 firms advertising in this Penonality Hairstyling 1,374 Attend Retreats Russel Egger, the son of Mr. the Citizens’ Military Training Mrs. Susanna Butkovich and Mrs. Max Egger of 537 W. 8th paper, please mention that dona at Held in Anhwei Vicariate camp at Fort Logan and Mrs. Fred Of Pueblo Succumbs avenue, has enlisted for six years Coleman and Grace Marie Chap­ R . B . K YLE you saw their advertise­ Schmidt Barber Shop in the U. S. navy. He will leave man attended the review recently The WHITMAN ment. Anking, China. — (Lumen) — Aug. 6 for the naval training sta given there. Pueblo.— (St. Anthony’s Par­ ELECTRIC CO. 2333 E. 28th Are. The 17 retreats held so far this tion in San Diego. He attended Carolyn Louise, infant daughter ish)— Mrs. Susanna Butkovich of Lounge X a f e year in the several missions of the Cathedral and SL Catherine’s of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coca, was 616 E. Routt street waa^ buried Frigidaire Distributors HOTEL WHITMAN vicariate were attended by 1,374 grade schools and Regis and St. baptized on Sunday by Father following a Requiem Mass in St. Phon* 277 124 N. Union A t*. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS persons, including 500 men, 617 Joseph’s high schools. He plans Fife, O.S.B. Sponsors were Mr. Anthony’s church Thursday, Aug. PUEBLO. COLORADO woman, and 267 children. ^ to tidte up electrical eagineering. and Mrs. Felix Duran. '8. Interment was in Roselawn.

L PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Aug. 8, 1940

OHEMIST-PRIEST h e l p s h a i r Crowd Packs Church for Colorado Springs Guild to [ . 5% to 7% 2 ? ? tra m Itehlng Scalp, Dandrall INTEREST FOR LIFE Hjilr. which m a, f n d l i ? ^ ON W ro^ng baUnaMt Don’t dalar-atart Priest’ s 1st Solemn Mass Hold Frolic, Ball Aug. 28 ^ .remarkable compound, IGADEMI ID BE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY .l>y f r . Jamee Gilmore, which OF M OIICliy 527 *“ «* >*1'1 rto- (PEKING) ?—*• *0.000 botUae have Pueblo.— (St. Patrick’s Parish) Special music was sung by the ***° *"<*• Ro7»l«ee going to charity (Jicri Colorado Springs.— The Sacred contract and auction bridge and ANNUITY BONDS •’ JWwhejm teetlfy to wonderful reenita oh- —A large crowd packed St. Pat­ senior choir, with Helen Huber as Heart guild will sponsor its “ Gay 500. The Rev. Joseph R. Kane, « “ »«>. Order through your druggiit or organist. SEPT. t-l ’90s Frolic” and ball Aug. 28 at O.M.L, ■will head the committees, d w t storo w ^ will gladly gat it for you If rick’s church for the first Solemn Writ* to: “ •T w not hare « on hand. Prioaei Clo- Mass sung by the Rev. John Kelley. After the sermon and just before the Antlers hotel. The ballroom assisted by the Rev. John Nelson, S “U! *0c, Hairmora Scalp Lotion Officers of the Mass assisting Fa­ the Credo Father Kelley imparted •will be given over to square danc­ O.M.I. The committees in charge REV. FATHER RALPH ther Kelley were; Assistant priest, the Papal blessing to the congrega­ ing and entertainment, with a will include members of the Sa- OllJiORE.MrRkR Boulder.— (Mt. St. Gertrude’s Frederick.— (St. Theresa’s Par­ 176 W. Adomi St. Chicago, III, the Very Rev. A. J, Miller, pastor tion. grand march in which judges will red Heart, Our Lady of Perpetual Academy) — Mt. St. Gertrude’s ish)— The Rt. Rev, Abbot Augus­ of St. Francis Xavier’s church, At 2 :30 a luncheon and a recep­ select the best costumes for suit­ Help, and Holy Rosary parishes. registration is scheduled for Sept tine Antoniolli, O.S.B., who last SIENA HEIGHTS where Father Kelley is sta­ tion at the Hotel Vail were at­ able awards. A modern ball will Mrs. James Herbert will enter­ 6-8. Day students will register on week completed summer work at Adrian, Michigan tioned; deacon, the Rev. George tended by 200 friends and rela­ take place in the Copper Grove, tain at tea Saturday afternoon, Sept. 6: resident students may reg­ the University of Colorado, Boul­ tives. At 7:30 in the evening an with Dusty Roades and his orches­ Aug. 10^ from 4 to 6 at her home A Catholic College for Women Spehar, who was a classmate of ister either Sept. 7 or 8. Glasses der, made a business trip through­ Father Kelley’s in Rome; subdea­ open-house reception was held in tra furnishing the music. The in honor of Mrs. Francis Bell of Folly Accredited in all departments will begin on out the district last week. He con, the Rev. Joseph Wamat, as­ the Pueblo Catholic high school main dining-room will be ar­ Decatur, 111., who is a guest at the Condneted by Biitere of St. Dominie Sept. 9. called on abbey students at Fred­ FORDHAM sistant at St. Patrick’s, and master auditorium. Those in attendance at ranged for those who ■wish to play Herbert home. Bachelor Degreea In Arta. Science, Phlloeo- erick and Fort Lupton. He was of ceremonies, the Rev. William Mc­ the reception received the young Equipment to Bo Inttalleil * 2,“ ^:. Commeroial Eklueation; Stete Mrs, Grace Leemis of New York accompanied by Antone Lombard, Teabhere* Certlficatee; Home Economica, Carthy. The Rev. Joseph Higgins, priest’s blessing. More new equipment for the city is spending three weeks with Dramatiei, Pre-Legal and Pre-Hedieai Complimenting Father Kelley, commercial department will be in­ formerly of Superior, now of Den­ UNIVERSITY pastor of St. Patrick’s, delivered her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ver. The Abbot lives at the Holy M u n e e ; Two year Terminal Oouree in the sermon. Also present in the and as a welcome home, John M. stalled next week. Dark oak typ­ B^retarlal Work. Exceptional opportuni. L Mack Mahoney. Cross abbey. Canon City, where NEW YORK CITT tlee In Art. sanctuary were the Rev. \Cyril Maloney entertained a few friends ing tables, highly polished, with 1841*1941 and classmates of Father Kelley’s sponge rubber cushions to elimi­ After two months at the home the Rt. Rev. Leonard Schwinn is Conducted by tht Jeiuita ^ a o tifn l building. Intereiting campua life. Zupan, O.S.B., and the Rev. An­ of her mother, Mrs. John Nolan, Abbot. * For forther information i.ddrosa tho Doan thony Roitz, O.S.B. at a dinner Thursday evening, nate noise and to pretent slipping At Fordham Road, Aug. 1. Those who talked over the of the typewriters, and adjustable Sr., Mrs. R. C. McKinnie has re­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Liley have Bronx, New V ^ k City turned to her home in San Gabriel, sold their home to Guy and Joe De- old school days with Father Kelley typing chairs, attractively uphol­ TO GOMPili III Fordham College. A Boarding and DO YOU WISH TO BECOME A PRIEST? were Joseph Jahn, Edmund Koh stered in brown leather, are among Calif. Gregorio. Residents are hoping Day College on 70 Acrt Campua. w^come to our Seminary any worthy young man who la sincerely willing The weekend guest of her uncle that this does not mean the de­ Graduate School 5 2 world and consecrate himself to God in our Society, the Society ler. Emmet Maloney, Joe Schauko- the new features. College of Pharmacy i?52 5*^or. As a Salvatorlan Home-Missionaiy Priest he will devote his witch, Howard Bc^gs. Francis L. and aunt, Mr. and Mrs, Harvey parture of Mayor Liley and his re ^ a U , pariih mtssloni, lecturas. special Stmday and feast*day ser- Miss Joyce Hollingsworth of popular family from Frederick. At Woolwortk Buildiny, moiu to the work of education and the apoctoiate of the preu. Maloney, Francis Durkin, and Joe Brighton was among last week’s SWIMEIHIBII Lester, Miss 'Virginia Giesing has Young men with either grade-school or higher education and such as are left for her home in Golden. The Lileys’ future plans are indefi­ 233 Broadway, New York City somewhat belat^ in years are welcome to correspond for acceptance. Gribben. new registrants. Joyce is enrolled If you are too poor to pay the customary tuition fees and if you are really Vifiting in East Word has been received of the nite. Mr. Liley is the owner and Fordham « College. Manhattan Di* in the sophomore class and the viaion. worthy Md well recommended, we shall seek to solve your financial problems Canon City. — (Camp Holy operator of the Liley coal mine, through the aid of donations and special benefactors. The Rev. Bernard Cullen of music department. death of Miss Sarah Flynn of School of Fkiucation Write to: Father Provincial Denver, accompanied by his moth­ Cross)— The Indians of the “ Big Amarillo, Tex. Miss Flynn and south of Lafayette. School of Law _ , ^ . SOCIETY OP THE DIVINE SAVIOR er, Mrs. Julia Cullen, has gone Nuni’ Retreat Aug. 6-15 rour Nations” of Camp Holy her sister, Mrs. Sabina Burke of Father James 111 School of Social Serviea SglTatorlan SmaiBrnry St. NaiUnx, WiKOBiln School of Business East. They plan to visit Niagara The sister’s annual retreat, Aug. Cross will make a big splash Sun­ Walnut, la., ■will he remembered The Rev. James Mahrer, O.S.B., Falls, Buffalo, New York city, and 6-15, -will be given by the Rev. day, Aug. 11, when they compete as summer visitors in Manitou pastor of St. Theresa’s church, has Catalogues of Each Department other points in their month’s ab­ Stephen R. Krieger, SJ. against the Pueblo junior Y.M.C. Springs. been under a doctor’s care for a Sent on Request sence from Colorado. A. in a s'wimming meet at the camp Mrs. Arthur Jones and her sis­ throat infection for the past two Address Dept. R. Miss Helen Huber and Harold pool. ter, Miss Mary Smith, Jof Miami, weeks. He is slowly impro'ving, Herder, graduates of the class of After two weeks of practice. Fla., are spending the month in but is still indisposed. ’40 of Pueblo Catholic high, are Prater Bernard Gervase, O.S.B., the Pikes Peak region. On Monday, Aug. 5, Ji'ather READ among prospective college stu­ Couple Pronounce Misses Gertrude and Louise ST. 'raOMAS AQUINAS swimming instructor, and Bus Julius Porcellini, O.S.M., of the dents. Miss Huber plans to attend Cole, Red Cross life saver, have Strunk, formerly of Manitou Church of the Assumption, Welby, MEDITATIONS FOR EVERY Mt. St. Joseph-on-the-Ohio in Cin­ their “ camp mermen” in good Springs and now residing in visited St. Theresa’s church. DAY cinnati, and Harold Herder will shape and all the boys are looking Wichita, Kans., are spending sev­ Mr. and Mrs. Chris Mateff have 1940 Edition-**New—Beautiful~InsplrlnK go to the University of Colorado, Vows in Durango forward to a fast meet •with the eral weeks with friends. purchased the John Davis business GIFT Boulder. Pueblo lads Sunday. On vacation in Colorado Springs property on Main street. Before for ■ print, *bter, doctor, l*wx*r, iemin- for two months is the Rev. Patrick arian, library, ordination, or fritnd. Paul Mandrick will enter St. Sunday, July 28, the entire moving to their new location they J. Judge of Omaha, Nebr. . 636 pages, $8. Thomas’ seminary, Denver. Durango. — Miss Jeanette Mc­ camp motored to Colorado Springs will make changes and improve­ FR. E. C. M cEM RT, O.P. On Monday, Aug. 12, the Barat Dr. and Mrs. John Sabo an­ Donald of Bayfield and Ted Dalton to attend the Broadmoor ice revue ments. A modern living apart­ Mt. Camiil Hospital, Colnmbaa, O. club will give a breakfast at the nounce the birth of a girl, born at of the Animas valley were mar­ staged at the Ice Palace, and the ment ■will be constructed on the Garden of the Gods. A number St. Mary’s hospital. The baby ried before the Very Rev. F. P. following Thursday the group at­ west side of the building on the lot of out-of-town guests will attend. Locke Hall, a Residence for Older Boyg will be named Mary Frances. Cawley at 8 o’clock Sunday morn­ tended the Cole Brothers circus made vacant by the razing Frank Girardin, who is 90 years FT. COLLINS Mrs. A, G. McCarthy and grand­ ing, July 28. They were attended at Pueblo. of the adjoining Faycosh store. son, Joseph, left Wednesday, July by the bride’s sister, Minnette old, has returned from a month’s The materials and lumber from 31, for California, where Joseph The ever popular stunt night visit in Detroit ■with his son. the Faycosh building -will be used MacDonald, and the brideg;room’s held Wednesday, Aug. 7, brought will join his parents, Mr. and Mrs. While in Detroit he had dinner in the construction of a new home THE HEWMAN SCHOOL brother, Delmar Dalton. Both to light much talent as more than A. D. McCarthy, who reside in San with his old friend, Henry Ford. for the Ernest Faycosh family just these young people are well known 20 campers staged various acts ART C. SHEELY, Inc. LAKEWOOD, NEW JERSEY Francisco. Before returning home here. Mrs. Dalton taught school Visiting at the home of Mr. and east of the Catholic church. and plays. Mrs. McCarthy will visit in San in various sections of LaPlata Mrs. Francis Schulte is their Professor P. H. Nicholson, su­ 330 So. College Ave. Bob McFarland, magician ex­ Diego, Los Angeles, and San Fran­ county. She is a niece of Mr. and daughter, Mrs. C. M. Harrington perintendent of schools, and his traordinary from Topeka, Kans., FORTY-FIRST YEAR cisco. Mrs. Thomas McDonald, with of Chicago, who was accompanied wife are entertaining their nephew, Chrysler - Plymouth entertained -with stunts, while his here by her son, Roland. They Miss Marjorie Moylan, daugh­ whom she had made her home ■James Hopper of Denver, this PHONE 777 ter of Mrs. Estelle G. Moylan, has fellow campers performed on vari- will be here for another week. week. since she was a small child. Mr. ious niusical instruments, vocally, Modern buildings, equipment and complete athletic been visiting in Westcliff. Dalton is a successful farmer of Mr. and Mrs. John Nicholas, Mrs. Julia Mangus Farrell of facilities—’directed by distinguished Catholic laymen— Mr. and Mrs. John Muller of and with readings. Certificates who have been -visiting the past Louisville visited Mrs. Madelene the Animas valley. The couple will be awarded the 'winners. faculty un^er headmaster composed of Catholic laymen Denver ■visited over the weekend will make their home in the valley. week •with Mrs. Nicholas’ parents, Fiori and family Friday, Aug. 2. with friends and relatives. A sightseeing tour to the Pikes Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Sears, ■will Mrs. Farrell is a sister of Father STALLING’S with a chaplain in residence — seven years course— Oliver Francis Haeffner of Den­ Peak region was enjoyed Tuesday, Mrs. Leo Dillion of Greeley return to Chicago soon. Innocent, G.S.B., of Los Angeles, upper and lower school — prepares for leading col­ ver is visiting his uncle, Father Aug. 6, by the members of the Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lyon have spent two days visiting her par­ Cawley. Calif., and Brother Louis of the Electrical Supply Co. leges and universities. ents, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Farley. Bear and Wolf clans. A tour left for the West coast on a busi­ faculty of the Holy Cross abbey, The condition of Mr, Farley, who Miss Ida Fracassini entertained through the Alexander Film plant, ness and holiday trip. 'They will Canon City, both of whom visited 142 So. College Phone 542 a party of friends at a picnic birth­ S'w im at Prospect lake, and a has been very ill for a number of spend August in San Francisco, in Frederick a few weeks ago. Elntrleal Appllaneoa. Wiring. A Ropalrlag One hundred seventy acre campus situated in the weeks, remains about the same. day party on Reservoir hill Wed­ movie made up the day’s program. l^s Angeles, and Santa Monica. healthful pine belt of New Jersey. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Gallivan nesday evening, July 31. The lightweight !^bhit clan They ■will return about Labor day. and children and Mrs. A. G. The Knights of Columbus held members saddled their horses and From Pittsburgh, Pa., last week made off for the hills early Mon For further information apply to Smith and grandson of Kansas their regular meeting Monday eve­ came Miss Dorothy Shepard to Patronize These City, Mo., spent Sunday, Aug. 4, ning, July 29, at 8 o’clock in the day morning, Aug. 5. The group visit her grandparents, Mr. and THE REGISTRAR at the home of Miss Mayme Sul­ parish hall. , oumeyed to Oak Creek canon, Mrs. Wallace Shepard. In the where it spent three days. livan. The members of the Altar and fall, Miss Shepard -will enter the Mrs. G. E. Burke and her moth­ Rosary society received Holy Com­ On Thursday, Aug. 8, the College of St. Mary in South heavyweight Bear clan made the er, Mrs. Mina Stephenson, re­ munion in a body at the 7 o’clock Bend, Ind. COLORADO turned to their home in Los Ange­ Mass Aug. 4. same trip and will remain in the Mrs. Patrick Broderick is re­ les after a two weeks’ visit 'with hills until Saturday, Aug. 10. This covering from a recent operation Mrs. W. J. Doran and Mrs. trip will end the three-day horse­ at the Glockner sanatorium. CrtholicTeariaftlOel^re Association Mrs. M3rrtle Sitton. Mrs. Burke George Densmore jointly enter­ back pack trips for the 1940 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keough of Moat Rav. Franaia J. Spallman, D. D., Praaidant was formerly Miss Vera Stephen­ tained their card club at a bridge son of Pueblo. season. Denver spent last weekend with SPRINGS Rt Rav. Magr. Jamaa B. O’Railly, Ph. 0 , National Oaeratary breakfast Thursday morning, Aug. The Cheyenne tribe, after three Sunday will be Communion day 1 Mr. and Mrs. William Ambrose. Rav. John J. Corrigan, Aaalatant Saeratary for the fathers and sons of the par­ . years of patient waiting, came into Miss Rose Koldin of Fort Merchants . . . They are aiding YOUR ish at the 7 :30 Mass. Boy Eicapei Drowning its own in the present camp period Worth, Tex., has come to spend John McGann and his children, Ten-year-old Joe Perry, son oi' as it annexed first place in the three weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Catholic press Michael, Josephine, and Catherine, Mr. and Mrs. John Perry of Du­ inter-tribal swimming meet and Frank Kovarik. Our Laidy's Feast have returned home from a vaca­ rango, narrowly escaped death by then copped the blue ribbon in the Weekend guests, at the home of track and - field prog;ram. The Mr. and Mrs. George Barney were Next Thursday, August 15, will be the Feast of the tion spent in California visiting drowning Wednesday afternoon, relatives. They were accompanied July 31. He attempted to wade victorious Cheyennes scored 81 Mr. and Mrs. James Kelly of FOOTWEAR Assumption, We ask our readers to honor Our Lady in home' by Mrs. J. Mullins, the for­ the Animas river, and, not being points in the swim meet and 118 in Denver. White Eagle Market the track meet. Visiting at the home of Mrs. BEST IN QUALITY. NEWEST IN this w ay:— Send Fifteen Dollars for a missionary to pur­ mer Margaret McGann. able to swim, went under. Joe STYLE GROCERIES, MEATS, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stewart Cummins, who was watching the Leather Flies Anna Pospisil is her brother. chase a large Statue of Our Lady for his Mission Chapel. 4> Yrara in tha Pikn Paak Region FRUITS AND PASTRIES and children, Mary Ellen, Dorothy, lad, jumped in and brought him Friday, July 26, the Redskins Prank Prochazka, Atwood, Kans. Grace, Juliann, Bobby, and Billy, out, apparently lifeless. Cummins laid aside their bows and arrows Mr. and Mrs. Harbld Delaney THEVORHESSHOECO. Main 6500 202 N. Tejon St. THE SICK POOR NO AIR-CONDITIONING spent two weeks visiting Mrs. immediately applied artificial res­ and picked up the boxing gloves of Dallas, Tex., who were stopping COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. Sisters Open Seven We don’t ask for electric fans Mary Biebl and family in New piration, and persevered until the as 12 bouts in all weights were at the Broadmoor, where Mr. De­ staged at the camp ring. laney was in the golf tournament, Dispensaries or air-conditioning for our chapels. Ulm, Minn. En route they ■visited boy recovered. Meanwhile some' Merely that they be furnished with Mr. Stewart’s relatives in Des one called Fire Chief Henry Diet Larry Dolan, St. Louis, out­ visited ■with their relatives, Mrs. Our readers know something the bare necessities of worship. In Moines and stopped at Boys To'wn rich for the city inhalator, but it pointed Gene McKenna, Oklahoma M. Gaffney and-Miss Lillian Gaff­ CLARK’S about the work of the Sisters of order that services may be held in in Omaha. was not necessary to use it. City, Okla.; George Stocking, ney. They returned to their home Service Station the Rosary in Palestine and Trans- them they need the following Omaha, won over Jim McCausland, Tuesday. 2716 W. Colorado Art. Phono 46M jordania. Archbishop Testa, the things: an altar, a crucifix and Wichita, Kans.; Bob Regner, Mil­ Barthel’s Apostolic Delegate in the Holy candlesticks, a chalice, a set of PLAYERS’ CLUB TO PRESENT waukee, took his match from Delco Batteries - Cates Tires Land, writes: vestments, altar linens, and a mis Stinny Stinniford of the same city. Ice Cream Pueblo Man Dies COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO “ The Sisters of the Rosary give sal. You can give all these for Andy Wallach, Chicago, out- Wholeaale and Retail minted Ed-win Bach, Milwaukee;' all their time to the poor. In my ? 112. COMEDY IN BOULDER AUG. 19 opinion the work they do for the larry Surkamp, St. Louis, bested After Auto Crash Fine Candies sick poor is their greatest. REMEMBER TOEM Tommy Hahler, North Platte, Boulder.— (Sacred Heart Par­ Nebr.; John Dooley, Milwaukee, ECONOMY MARKET “ These Sisters have seven dis­ This is usually the warmest time yard of the Francis Reinert home W. B. BARTHEL, Proprietor pensaries in the Holy Land and in ish)—The Players’ club will pre­ across the street from the paro­ won from Jack McLean, Wichita, Pueblo.— (St. Anthony’s Parish) of the year with us. But the heat A FULL LINE OF 23 YEARS IN BUSINESS Transjordania. Every type of per­ sent a comedy, entitled June Mad, chial school. The lawn was effec­ Kans.; Jerry Enright, Kansas City, —Andrew J. Yusko, Jr.', 29, 1236 is nothing compared with some 131 North Tajon St. Phone Main 652 in the school auditorium on Mon­ tively lighted for the playing of outpointed Bob McFarland, To­ Pine, received fatal Injuries in an Groceries & Meats son comes to them— Catholic, Or­ parts of the Near East where the thodox, Mohammedan, etc. To all day evening, Aug. 19. Admission games and the serving of refresh peka, Kans.; John McGrath, Mil­ auto crash near Granby Saturday, Complete Stock of Imported Gooda COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. thermometer seldom goes below waukee, won on a technical Aug. 3. He died in St. Anthony’s these they dispense the charity of will be 25 cents. Members of the ments. The proceeds of this party Phonct 1187-S8 782 So. Tejon 110 degrees in summer. It will cast have been rehearsing for sev­ are to be used for some needed re knockout over Dave Buddruss, hospital, Denver. His two com­ Christ. They receive nothing from encourage the mission priests who these people who are so poor. eral weeks under the able direction pairs in the school building.. Bartlesville, Okla. panions, also taken to St. An­ must endure it if you will ask them of Father Harold Glentzner, O.S. The only draw of the day was thony’s hospital, were Joseph Ot- “ To understand the good these to say Mass for your intentions. The Benedictine apostolate did Sisters do it is necessary actually B., and tl\e prospect of a good eve­ not hold its regular meeting this the fight between Joe Peterson and tino, 25, 1120 Cypress, and John FAT BOY BARBECUE to visit one of the dispensaries. ning’s entertainment is in store for week, but members are reminded Pete DePenaloza, both of St. Manik, 34, 408 Madison. Ottino COX BROS. MISSION SCHOOLS those who attend the performance. Louis. Dave Knight, Dallas, Tex., suffered cuts and bruises and DINE — DANCE Children with sore and inflamed that Sunday, Aug. 11, will be Com­ Quality Footwear eyes beg for relief. These little Our mission schools are one of The women of the Altar society munion day for this group of won from Sonny DePenaloza, St. Manik incurred a minor shoulder DINNERS ones suffer intensely; many of the best means of attracting the held their annual lawn social on young people. Louis, and Jim Connell, Denver, injury. Both were able to return 3601 N. NEVADA 26 N. Tejon took his match from Jack Swigert, to Pueblo Sunday evening. them almost blind. separated peoples. If we have^.a Thursday evening, Aug. 8, in the At the regular meeting of the On Denver Hi-Way “ In another part I saw men good school, they will often send also of Denver. Francis Fleming, The trio left Pueblo ‘ Saturday Jnat N. of Springa their children to it' and through Knights of Columbus on Wednes Kansas City, Mo., won from Jimmy for a weekend trip to the Grand whose arms and legs were covered day evening, Aug. 7, District Dep it become interested in the Mahoney, also of Kansas City. Lake country. Yusko, the son of with sores running with pus, Bo^s and Young Men utiy Curran of Longmont was in could hear the women crying in Catholic Church. We have many 14 Pat* Life Saving Test Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Yusko, 1236 vUliiat U b« Printt or Brothen In charge of the formal installation Fourteen campers passed the Pine, was born in Pueblo. He was Beautifully another section. I saw one young pleas from Bishops and priests of ne'w officers for the year. Re­ girl, a victim of malaria. All come asking for schools. One can be tho Order of St. Csmillao mar irrito junior life sa'ving test Sunday, employed in the mill of the fhel and Restfully to tho Bor. Fathor Snperlor. SL freshments were served after the Aug. 4, at the camp'pool. The and iron plant. He was a mem begging help and medicines. built for Five Hundred Dollars meeting, which was well attended, and such a gift may be the means CamiUu Honaitorr. 1*11 So. Stth test was given by Instructor Bus her of St. Anthony’s church, the Appointed “ How these Sisters stand it I Parish members on the sick list can’t explain. Only God’s Grace of bringing hundreds to the Faith, SL. Hllwnnkoo. Wire. Cole of the Red Cross. Holy Name society, and S t Boni­ for whom prayers are asked are face’s society. In addition to his IXL Winners were Bob McFarland, can give them such strength. It is Mrs. Henry Schaeffer, Dr. Lam no wonder that their lives and Topeka, Kans.; Jack McLean, parents, he is survived by three PERPETUAL MEMBERS Beau, and Miss Betty Moschetti, Harry Tucker, and Jim McCauS' sisters, Mrs. Margaret Vamos and good example win converts. Become a Perpetual Member in Mrs. Robert Culver was baptized MILK AND BUHER “ These Sisters must be helped, INDIGESTION land, all of Wichita, Kans.; Jack Agnes and Irene Yusko, all of this Association and share during BCf itfect Um Heart on Saturday evening, Aug. 3, and Bauerline, Burlington, Kans.; John Pueblo. They must buy medicines and sup­ life and after death in the Fifteen Gu trapped in tbe itoouch or gullet mar set like t made her First Holy Communion plies. They need money. Seven dis­ baii-trlifer on the heart At the flm sign of dljtresi Kennedy and Dave Buddress, The death Sunday marked the There’* health and pleeaure in Thousand Masses offered every •mart men and wgmn depend on Beil-aos Tableti to on Sunday, Aug. 4. Bartlesville, Okla.^JohnOkla.John McGrath second time in 11 years that a pensaries cost a great deal to run. year for our members. let gai free. No lazatlre but made of tbe fasteet- theae fine dairy produet*. leting medkines known for acid indigeftian. If tbi Mr. and Mrs. John F. LaTorra and Jack (^uinleven, both of Mil­ traffic accident brou^t tragedy to Five Dollars in American money The offering for Perpetual Mem­ nBST DOSS doein't prove Bell-ans better, return and daughter, Marian, left Sun will buy a lot of medicine.” MtUs to us and receire DOUBLE Koner Back. He, waukee, 'Wise.; Bobby Kuhn, Hays, the Yusko family. A brother, An­ 117 E. PIKES PEAK bership ia Twen^ Dollars. day, Aug. 4, for a week’s vacation Kans.; Fred Jones, St. Louis; drew Albert Yusko, 21, was fatally This letter should speak for it­ at Meeker park. self. After the sacrifices these Sis­ George Stocking, Omaha: Jack injured in an auto-truck collision SANCTUARY LAMP LE CLERC COLLEGE Mita McCarthy to Enter Columbia Slone, Oklahoma City, and Andy in the 1400 block on E. 4th on ters make it would be a shame if Conducted b j the School SUtera of Notre Dame University \GOOD SHOES / we did not support them. Who will ’The missionary can purchase a Le Clerc offers Catholic young women an Wallach, Chicago. March 31. 1929. When buying from the Sanctuary Lamp for his chapel for unusual opportunity. Excellent faculty and Miss Catherine McCarthy will \ POPULAR PRICES / send us Five Dollars or One Dollar Idtal environment. Le Clerc College provides a Seven Dollars. leave Boulder early in September firms advertising in this for this work? Liberal Arts Coarse of Two Tears Prepares for State Teacher's certificate. Pre« to enter Columbia university for paper, please mention that — a Nursing Course. Only Catholic College for SACRED HEART SOCIETY OF HELP A CHILD women in Southern______ullnols. Early” ' enroll- year’s study in nursing education For HEN GREGORIAN MASSES ment advised Write for particulars. Ad* Since September, 1937, she has you saw their advertise­ Five Dollars will take care of a dress the Registrar. For WOMEN We will gladly mail you a copy child for six months in a mission L I CLERC COLLEGE. BELLEVILLE. ILU held the position of county nurse ment. For CHILDREN of our pamphlet on Gregorian day school. You would enjoy help­ visiting all schools and the chil PUEBLO PLANS LAWN PARTY Masses. It explains the ancient ing a child. St. Bernard’s Seminary dren’s homes where advice was custom of offering a Mass every SIOUX FALLS. SO. DAK. needed on health measures. She day for thirty days for one who conducted by th* HarUnbill Fithen. edu­ is a graduate of Mt. St. Gertrude’i Pueblo. — (Sacred Heart Par­ Aug. 4, of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. IN THANKSGIVING cate. boya and yonnK men for tbe reli- Connors. Use DER]^C;OOD COFFEE is deceased. Write for a copy. It ffioua and miuionary prieatbood. academy, Boulder, and St. Joseph’i ish)— At a special meeting of the Can any American fail to be hospital, Denver. She also at­ Charles Cambom has returned FRESHLY ROASTED is free, thankful for hia blessings at this Oonraea offered compriae tha. resnlar Altar and Rosary society Monday fonr-year High School. Junior College, and tended the University of Washing­ to his home, from St. Mary’s hos­ time? Express your thankfulness Philofophy. ton. Before accepting the position afternoon, Aug. 5, in the parish pital, where he was recovering Ask Your Grocer MASS VESTMENTS by having Mass offered for all the FULL INFORMATION UPON BEQUEST. of county nurse, she was on gen' hall, plans were completed for the from injuries received in an auto­ Twenty Dollars will purchase a THE DERN CO. Colorado Springs good things God has vouchsafed eral duty a t . Community hos­ annual garden party to be held at mobile accident. Bet of Mass Vestments for a Mis­ us as a nation, and to you in par­ BARRY COLLEGE The daughters of John Healey pital for three years. Miss Me the boathouse at Mineral Palace sion Chapel. ticular. MIAMI, FLORIDA Carthy has always made her home of Denver have been visiting at the Conducted by Siitera of St. Domlnio park Tuesday evening, Aug. 13. Haintenanc* and Repair* “If Tonr NcmI* Are Electrical Wiring A Standard Catholic Colitga for Woman with an uncle and aunt, Mr. and home of their uncle and aunt. Dr. Power InitallatiODe Call Main 931" Flxtnrei and Bapain Degreea in Arts. Science. Philosophy. Home Mrs. J, P. Colstadt. Cards will be played and there and Mrs. A. J. Dooner. Send all communicationi to Economics and Commercial Education. Howard William, infant son of will be a prize at each table. Ice Frank Carroll, Irish-born street­ SpMiial Opportunltica in Music, Art and cream and cake and coffee will be car employe and member of the Dramatic.. Intensive short courses carrying Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Carton, and BERWICK ELECTRIC CO. GithoHc ^ear Bast lOelfare Association college credit for seaaonal stndents. Harry LeRoy, infant son of Mr, served. parish, has been an employe of the Beantlfnl Baildingi Extenstve Campni and Mrs. Harry Carranza, were Mrs. Nora Connors and son and streetcar company in Pueblo since J. D. BERWICK 480 Lexington Ave. at 46th 8t New York, N. Y, In America’t Most Outstanding Beanty Spot—Perpetaal Snnshint—Snparb baptized on Sunday morning, daughter, James and Mary Agnes, 1911, shortly after he came to 618 South Tejon Street Colorado Springa, Colorado Oppoftanity for Ontdeor U fa Aug. 4. of Denver were guests Sunday, this country from Erin.

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Thursday, Aug. 8, 1940

i f j f j t' p /H V C A (rn first Bishop arrived in San Diego, PARISH SOCIETIES PLANNING ^ marking the establishment of the Hier­ RECITAL WILL MARK FORMAL archy in California. Shown here is Bishop Charles F. Buddy o f San Diego leading the procession following a pageant commemorating 13 Hours’ Rite to ANNUAL ST. FRANCIS’ PICNIC the centennial of the Hierarchy in the state. Nearly 10,000 participated ACCEPTANCE OF NEW ORGAN in the Mass and celebrations. A (St. Francis de Sales’ Parish) day for a vacation with his parents (St. Philomena’t Parish) be made by telephoning Miss Anne Be Held Aug. IS All the parish organizations and relatives in Minnesota. He Installation of the new or^ n E. O’Neil, 1589 Monroe, at EA. are co-operating in plans for the will also visit in Cleveland, 0., has been completed and it is being 1017, parish picnic and get-to­ where his uncle is the pastor of used daily. Formal acceptance of Banns Published gether at Regis college grounds on one of the large churches. Father the organ will be made at a recital “ “ "dax, Aug. 18. At a meeting Banns of marriage were pub­ At Estes Park Blenkush will return to parish du­ to be given in the church later in lished for the first time Sunday, Today, w special picnic committee ties the first part of September. - the month. The Most Rev. Urban Wedneeday evening, Aug. 7, in the Aug. 4, for Ralph Kelly of this The Rev. James Scanlon, a priest J. Vehr will attend the ceremony. Estes Park.— (S t Walter’s Par­ rectory arrangements were made of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati parish and Marion Lampert of St. more than ever, for transportation, amusements, who is studying at the Register Reservations for the Catholic Francis de Sales’. ish)—The Thirteen Hours’ devo­ and refreshments. There will be no School of Journalism, has been as­ lay women’s retreat at Loretto The Holy Name society will re­ tion will be conducted at St Heights college Aug. 22 to 26 may General stands out attraction offered signed as temporary assistant at ceive Communion Sunday at the 8 Walter’s church on the Feast the parish. o’clock Mass. at the outing, Anthony Dunst, of the Assumption, Aug. 15. Ex­ Chairman of the picnic committee, The Rev. Thomas Mahoney, C. Margaret Anne Nelan, infant position of the Blessed Sacrament as the tire that announced this week. The pur­ M., who has been visiting his par­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis D. will take place after the 7:30 High pose of the affair, Mr. Dunst said, ents in the parish for the past Scout Auxiliary Nelan, was baptized by the Very Mass, which will be Celebrated by th»ee_ weeks, is leaving Friday stands up r.IS to gpve the parishioners an op­ Rev. Dr. William M. Higgins Sun­ the Rev. J. Roy Figlino, adminis­ portunity of becoming better ac­ mpming for St. Louis, where he day, July 28, The sponsors were quainted. trator of the resort parish. The win resume his lecture work on the John M, Roach and Margaret choir that will sing at the Mass , Programs listing the events of Vincentian missions in China. Fa­ To Meet Aug. 14 Walsh. will be formed of members of the the picnic, which will begin at 2 ther Mahoney spent last year in Mrs. C. M. Switzer and little senior choir of St. John the Evan­ © clock, will be distributed at all the mission of the Western prov­ son- returned Thursday, Aug. 1, gelist’s parish, Denver, and will in­ the Masses this Sunday. The pa­ ince of the Vincentians in China (Blessed Sacrament Parish) from a month’s visit with relatives clude Mrs. Leonard Tangney, Mrs. collecting data on the life and rishioners are asked to save the The Mothers’ auxiliary of Boy in Collyer, Kans. Mrs. Switzer William Porter, Miss Helen Neu­ programs, as they are numbered work of the missioners there. was accompanied to Denver by mann, Paul Dunn, and William Another priest-son of the parish, Scout troop 145 will meet at the and one of the holders will be home of Mrs. Homer Anderson Robert Tague and daughter, Mesch. awarded an attendance prize if he the Rev. John Clark, C.M., is visit­ Pegsry, of Collyer, who will be There will be all-day adoration ing his parents this week. Wednesday afternoon, Aug. 14, at is present on the grounds at the 1 o’clock. Mrs. Frank Davis will be guests at the Switzer home for sev­ by members of the parish. The picnic. / Pastor Host to Society eral weeks. devotions will close at 7:45 p. m. The Rev. Gregory Smith, pastor, co-hostess. _ After an afternoon devoted to The scouts of troop 145 have /Charles and Philip Sweeney and with a sermon by the^Rev. Law­ was host to the officers and com­ rence C. Walter, assistant at St. field games, which will include mittee chairmen of the Altar so­ been asked to join with the rest John Brunger have returned from races and events for children and of the scouts of Denver in ushering a week’s vacation at Camp St. John’s parish. The chanting of ciety at a luncheon at Elitch’s gar­ Malo. the Litany of the Saints and a adults and two baseball games, re­ dens Saturday. Guests were at the D. U. stadium Aug. 9, 10, freshments of coffee and ice cream and 11 for the Coronado En- Mrs. K. M. Eppich, 970 Cook, procession will precede the Solemn the assistants of the parish, the Benediction. Celebrant of the clos­ will be _ served. In the evening Rev. Anthony Weinzapfel, the trada. They should report at the has had as guests the past three there will be a free social for all south gate at 7 p. m. sharp. weeks Mrs. David Powers and ing ceremonies will be Father Fig- Rev. Matthias Blenkush, and the lino. The Rev. Harry E. Stitz of who attend. Rev. Walter J. Canavan. Plana Mrs. Margaret Kretschmer and daughters, Elaine and Bernadette, daughters have moved back into of Los Angeles, Calif. the Archdiocese of St. Louis will Father Blenkuth on Vacation were discussed at the luncheon for be deacon, and Father Walter will ^ The Rev. Matthias Blenkush, as­ the activities of the society in the the parish. Charlene Eppich and Shirley sistant at the parish, left Sun­ Moran have returned from a vaca­ be subdeacon. SrOPS Ilka Hilt • RUNS Ilka ffcis fall and winter months. Mrs. N. Steinbrunner, who has Confessions will be heard on been quite ill, is now convalescing. tion in Victor. J. D. McQuaid left Sunday, Aug. Wednesday afternoon and evening. • On die sound basis of 1 Scouts Return From Camp 4, for a business trip to Cody, Wyo. The second Mass on the Feast of mileage, maximum safety : The boys o f this parish who re­ Marilyn Guenther was a guest the Assumption ■will be at 9:30. unequalled economv, the turned Sunday from scout camp at the W. J. Foley mountain cabin Mrs. Edward Walsh, long-time Squeem-General stands out Tentatively Set for October include John and William Falken- in the week. summer visitor at Estes P a « and as today's wisest dre invest­ burg, Frank Davis, Homer Ander­ Mr. and Mrs. L. T. McDermott a resident of St. Louis, has do­ ment. Find out how little Builders GOLDEN SOCIEH DISCUSSES son, Bill Allen, and Joe Peterson. of Milwaukee, Wise., formerly of nated a sufficient number of Sun­ it costs to eqnip yomr car. Helen Allen, daughter o f Mr. St. Philomena’s, are visiting in the day Missals to enable all attending Convenient termt. and Mrs. Milton Allen, entertained parish. Mass at St. Walter’s to pray at PUNS FOR BAZAAR IN FALL at a tea Tuesday, Aug. 6, honoring Mrs. L. J. Carlon, who under­ the Mass along with the celebrant. her guests, Arvella Straight and went an operation at St. Joseph’s Jane Ellis, both of Washington, hospital July 29, has returned to 40 HOURS’ DEVOTION ^irTlkGEKERML70k , Section Golden.— The women of St. Jos- discussed. A definite date for this D. C., who arrived in Denver Sat­ her home and is improving steadily. Week of Aug. 11; St. Ste­ affair has not been decided as yet, BRA^S • BATTERl ES '/^ONMENI eph’s Altar society met Thursday urday. Those who assisted at the Mrs. J. W. Potter and children, phen’s parish, Glenwood afternoon, Aug. 8, at the home of but it will probably be held some tea were Irene Idris Kendrick, Jimmie and Irene, of Dallas, Tex., time in October, The women also former parishioners, have taken a Springs. Mrs. William Pitts. Plans for the Charlene Mahoney, Eileen Connell, MEET EAST DENVER LUMBER GO. are planning to use the lace that Mary Catherine Fahey, Monica cabin at Evergreen for the month :^GEN£RALI bazaar to be held this fall were was donated by Mrs. W. H. From- Wright, and Patsy Collins. of August. hart on altar cloths, and the work Walter J. Kerwin MA. 4375 3812 Brighton* Blvd. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard F. Fitz­ Mrs. J. P. McConaty entertained of making these altar cloths ■will Formerly with O’Keefe’s Jewelry Co. ^ DISTRIBUTOR simmons held a family reunion her sewing club in the week at PRE-PLANNING FOR HOME BUILDERS be started early in September. An­ Camp Eneware. Expert Wsteh, Clock and Jewelry over the past weekend. Their Repsirinc other cake sale sponsored by the Elizabeth Appel left Sunday, GENERAL tire PBIEST BELITES daughter, Sister Bernard Marie of Disraonds, Watches and Jewelry INSURED LOANS Altar society will probably be held Aug. 4, for Wellington lake, where Albuquerque, N. Mex., spent a few 920 EAST ISTU AVE., CHERRY 7275 later this month. she will be a guest at the summer Will call for and Deliver Oopr. ISM, The General Tirt aRoU erC o., Akrte, a days here en route to Cincinnati, home of Dr. and Mrs. Edward C. The St. Vincent de Paul society 0. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard F. Fitz­ Carter for several weeks. eilSIEnilEE met Tuesday evening, Aug. 6, at simmons, Jr., and their three chil­ Catherine Abegg is a counselor Denver Wrecking and Construction Go. the rectory. It was decided to re­ dren, of Phoenix, Ariz., have been tain the past year’s officers for the at the Catholic girls’ camp at Chad- A charming'Early here for the past three weeks. An­ ron, Nebr. present. These officers are: other daughter, Mrs. A. J. Morris­ Martin Higgins, who was called bedroom suite.. All 3 pieces- LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL President, George Smith; secre­ sey, and her daughter, Maureene, OF tary, R. E. Cuthbertson, and treas­ also of Albuquerque, arrived on to Denver upon the death of his 1000 South Broadway PEarl 370.5 urer, J. W. Klein. The society will father, returned to Chicago, 111., Save $25. Buy this * 4 9 t m Friday. This is the first time the Saturday, Aug. 3. Mrs. Higgins meet every Tuesday evening at the family have been together in 11 •ulte for 54.30 menllily' 4 Ningpo.— (Lumen) — Harrow­ rectory. Plans for the fall activi­ and the children will remain in years, and on Saturday, Aug. 3, Denver for a couple of weeks. ing details concerning a shipwreck ties were discussed, as well as the they celebrated the birthdays of that claimed about 40 lives and bazaar. Mrs. D. R. (iostello of 1134 Mil­ “VENETIAN BLINDS” two grandchildren, Bernard Fitz­ waukee, who underwent an opera­ nearly caused his own death'are Robert Allen DeSpain, who was Are of Unexcelled Quality. S-Day Delivery. simmons III and Lorene Esher, tion recently at Mercy hospital, is given by the Rev. Leo Roussel in instructed by the Rev. Barry Wo- “ZIM” Estimates Free. Cuargnteed. and on Sunday morning they had recuperating satisfactorily, the latest number of Le Petit Mes- gan, was baptized Saturday eve­ a family Communion and break­ aagtr de Ningpo. The young priest Shirleyhirley KirKirkpatrick...... is on vaca­ ning, Aug. 3, by Father Wogan. fast, at which James P. Brady was tion in Yellowstone park. Zimmerhackel Venetian Blind Co. sought with all the means at his Mrs. Josephine De Kerguelen, the only outsider present. Mr^ Mary McConaty is a counselor disposal to organize rescue work who had been •visiting the Wagen- 1401 Blake St. Phone TA. 1293 FitzSimmons left this week to and swimming instructor at Camp and waited for hours as others bach family, returned to her home spend a short time in Glockner Santa Maria. made their way hand over hand in California. sanitarium, (Jblorado Springs, along the ropes, which linked the Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Flint and The altar boys have been organ­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomson daughter, Margaret, of 1336 Mon­ Select Tonr boat to a rocky precipice on the ized into a society. These boys in­ shore. Not a few of the passen­ are on vacation in Salt Lake City. roe are enjoying a three-week va­ BUILDER’S HARDWARE clude Robert Dalton, Jack Cuth­ Youths to Loave for Collegs cation in the Canadian Northwest gers lost their hold on the rope bertson, William Smith, Ronnie from our complete stock representing th« midstream and were carried away Walter Schwed and Jim Bren­ and on the Pacific coast. Their Nation*! Leaders. Garramone, Billy Pitts, Thomas itinerary includes Yellowstone and by the swirling current. An in­ Garrison, and Ronnie Johnson. nan will leave Monday, Aug. 12, HENDRIE & BOLTHOFF valid himself. Father Roussel was for Santa Clara university in Cali­ Glacier National parks, Lake Louise, Vaneduver, B. C.; Seattle, DEL-^ H&B DENVER, COLO. one of the last to leave the sinking Sodality Holds Election fornia. Wash., and Los Angeles, Calif. vessel and managed with difficulty The Young Ladies’ sodality met Mr. and Mrs. Charles McGowan Chenia Abegg has returned from c a to reach the shore and safety. at the rectory Mondajr evening, of Malone, N. Y., have been the the C.M.T.C. camp at Omaha, S. Colfax bto. OoafI 6 * W tAi' Aug. 5. After a discussion of the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Nebr. DENVER MARBLE & TILE GO. year’s activities, election of offi­ Collins. Mrs. L. 0. Gilbert and children, cers was held. These officers are Mass Murder Ring Is Men to Receive Communion Nelva and Bert, have returned HEATILATORS Mildred Hokanson, prefect; Vir­ This Sunday all the men of the from a vacation in Cheyenne, Wyo. and all equipment for Mountain Cabin Fireplaces. Laid to Communists ginia Giesing, vice prefect; Eileen Mrs. M. L. Dyer has had as her Wagenbach, recording secretary, parish are requested to receive MAY WE ESTIMATE YOUR MARBLE AND TILE WORK Communion in a body at the 8 guest in the week her nephew, Mr. and Mary Gargan, treasurer. The John Lyons, S.J., who will be or­ MA. 1484 1652 Tremont Street KE. 5580 Los Angeles.— (IN S)—District sodality will attend the dinner at o’clock Mass. The Holy Name so­ Attorney Buron Fitts declared ciety unit, Knights of Columbus, St, dained next June. the Evergreen high school Mon­ Mary Lou and Frances Klauman Aug. 5 that his office had uncovered day, Aug. 12, and the following Vincent de Paul society. Boy a Communist mass murder ring Scouts, Cub Scouts, and members of Center are guests of their aunt, Monday they will have a picnic. Mrs. J. T, Cronin, 801 Steele. PITTSBURGH PAINTS planning the assassinations of Mildred Hokanson and Eileen Wa­ of the C.Y.O. are expected to at­ prominent American figures and tend. Derby Racer Off for Ohio SUNPROOF WALLBIDE ___ WATER8PAR — FLORHIDE genbach are in charge of arran^- Jack Gilligan, 765 Cdok street, the overthrow of the government. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Freppel and Smooth at d o st ments for this picnic. The sodality winner of the Denver Post-Denver The name of Henry Ford was said planned to meet the second and Robert are planning to go to De to head the list of industrialists fiance, O., to visit relatives. Chevrolet dealers’ soap box derby, fourth Monday of each month, and left Thursday for Akron, 0., to PinSBURGH PLATE GLASS GD. marked for death. Findings were the Communion Sunday will be the Walter Kranz Has Guest 251} Walnut to be turned over to the grand jury. pit his car against 129 other home­ TAbor 2241 first Sunday of the month. Those Peter Greenwalt of Los Angeles, made vehicles in the All-America Die* Has Long List present at the meeting were Eileen Calif., was the guest of Wal­ and International soap box derby, Washington.— (INS)—A long Wagenbach, Rosalie Bettinger, ter Kranz for about ten days. to be held Sunday, Aug. 11. He list of alleged aliens, Communists, Adelaide Korosec, Anna Gargan, is accompanied by R. F. “Doc” Lucille Bettinger, Mary Ann Bet Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crapo of Chi and German-American bund mem­ cago. 111., who had been the guests Kenney. The first prize is a four- GIJIRY BROS. bers currently employed in key de­ tinger, Mary Gargan, Mildred Ho. year college scholarship, a gold- kanson, and Virginia Giesing. Each of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crapo, re­ W ALLPAPER & PAINT CO. fense industries — both govern­ turned to their home. finish trophy, and a diamond-set member is t^ing to induce an­ gold medal, with three other prizes WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ' mental and private—is in the Mr. and Mrs. Clay Edwards and other girl to join the sodality. to be awarded. hands of the Dies committee. The family of Harper, Kans., are 1435 Court Place Denver, Colo. Mr. and Mrs. James Kennedy Mrs. Frank Goetz of Omaha, evidence shows, among other spending the week as guests of Mr. and their two children of Torrance, Nebr., is a guest at the home of her things, that there are 800 aliens in and Mrs. L. U. Wagner in their Calif., are visiting Mr. and Mrs, sister, Mrs. C. F. Lamberty, 1440 steel company plant manufac­ mountain cabin at Blackhawk. turing 16-inch shells, and 200 Com­ Robert Dalton and Mrs. Belle Mc­ Monroe. Intyre. Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Marlowe re­ Joe McQuaid of Portland spent munist party members in one navy turned recently from Kansas City, yard. More funds to extend the The women of the jChapel of the weekend with his parents. where they had been called be­ Clara Belle Lyon has returned * 31 Thoms Linoleum Studio, Inc. committee’s investigations will be Christ the King will sponsor a cause o f the illness of Mrs. Mar­ sought. baked ham dinner Monday eve from a vacation spent in the moun­ Highest in quality bat not in price lowe’s mother, Mrs. J. H. Davis. tains. .... f / / f ning, Aug. 12, at the Evergreen Mrs. W. E. McCabe is spending 1538 STOUT STREET MAIN 2288 British Academy Honors high school. The dinner will be the week in Pueblo. Casters for Every Purpose served from 6 to 8 o’clock, and ad­ Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Campbell Hoipital—Home Noted Convert Professor mission is 50 cents per person. The and daughter, Sonia, left in the Inititationf and Indostry women have established a reputa­ past week to spend their vacation Art Metal Radiator CoTera tion for the excellence of the food London. — Professor Edgar in the East. Arm strong Structural Steel Corrugated Iron Culvert* Prestage has been made a Fellow they serve, and a large attendance The Thomas Fahey family re­ of the British academy. Considered is expected. turned in the past week from a va­ Caster Co. I-— ^.1/coFD the'greatest English authority op cation in California. KE. 4S51 825 14th St., Duiver Portugal, he was received into the Quits Post on Nun* Are Visitors QlfSfl Church at the age of 17. He is League of Nations Mr. and Mrs. James Brennan Denver Steel & Iron Works now 71. Prof. Prestage is emer­ had as their guests over the week­ How White Is Fresh Snow? itus professor at London univer­ end Sister Mary Philomene of St. SUILT W. Colfax and Larimer Street TAbor 8271 sity and corresponding member of Paul’s convent, San Francisco, a the Lisbon academy of sciences cousin, and Sister Mary Jose, also • Travelers appreciate the Z^hyr's P. O. Box' 1196, DENVER and the Spanish academy of his­ of San Francisco. tory. Dr. Martin J. Ryan of Sioux very convenient early morning arrival in City, la., was the guest of Mrs. W. Chicago— at 8 ;38 a.m. every day in the year. L. Meagher and Miss Catherine For those traveling beyond Chicago, it affords You Are Making a Mistake If You Don't See Meagher in the past week. Oregon Lumber Co. convenient connections with morning trains HUGH M. WOODS CO. Welby Class to Be to the Blest. For those whose destination is Prompt Delivery For Everything to Build Most Anything Confirmed Sunday Chicago, it means a full day ahead for busi­ ness or pleasure. It pays to “ Go Burlington.” PLUMBING FIXTURES Phone GL. 4777 2800 No. Broadway MA. 5366 Confirmation will be adminis­ tered to a class in Assumption No Extra Fare On Any Burlington Train church, Welby, at 3:30 Sunday aft­ ernoon by Bishop Urban J. Vehr. There sre msny degrees of whiteness, ------DENVER ZEPHYR DAILY SCHEDULE------“ ------but the whiteness sehieved by our sum­ WESTBOUND BUILDERS ■ PAINTERS • HOME OWNERS The Rev. Julius Porcellini, O.S.M., mer shoe rewhitening process is white EASTBOUND is pastor as fresh snow. It makes last summer’s Lv. Denver 4:00 pm ( MT) Lv. Chicago 5:30 pm (CST) ALL OBTAIN BEST RESULTS WITH white shoes look fresh and clean as At. Chicago 8:38 am (CST) Ar. Denver 8’.30 amI I(M T) G alLf.yi.6651 F O R FREE INSPECTION Medical Mission Society And you can keep your new shoes looking newly white if you’ll use ths FRED W. JOHNSON Shows Rapid Growth proper shoe whitener. We have a type Qeoeral Pusenger Agent FLORMAN'S ESmBRN for every kind of shoe. Builington Painto-Varnishes-Enamels Phone TA. 3601 1529 Curtis St. City Passenger Agents Vienna.— Eighty members. In­ a A. COMSTOCK D. L CHILDERS W allpaper The resignation of Joseph A. C cluding 39 trained medical work Blue Front Shoe Repair *• E.L.HAQNY Route 919 BANNOCK STREET. KE. 7189 Avenol (above) from his post as ers, is the record for the first 13 JOSEPH M. CAVALIER 17th and Champa Sts. Phone: Keystone 1123 secretary-general of the League of years of the Society of Catholic PUEBLO DENVER GRAND JUNCTION Bettar Quality Shoe Repairing Nations is regarded by many ob­ Medical Missionaries, whose Shoes Dyed Plenty of Parking on Our Own Property ROOFING servers as a death sentence to that mother-house is now in Philadel­ Hats Cleaned and Blocked Shine AMERICA’S TRAINS Store Honn S A. M. to 5 P. H. Saturday 8 A. M. to 1 P H. COMPANY body. The Frenchman declared phia, Pa. Additional training FREE SHINE AND SHOE LACES that the “ realities” of the present houses have been opened Eng­ WITH EACH SOLE AND HEEL JOB EQUITABLE BLDG. DENVER WITH THIS AD time make hla office nselesi> land and Holland. PAG E EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Aug. 8, 1940

\ ^ h e I V m 45 ATTEND ALL-DAY PICNIC JUNIOR TABERNACLE SOCIEH OF LIHLE FLOWER CENTER TO HOLD OUTING AUGUST 10-11 Hopper’s

Forty-five members of the Sa­ Ellen Dougherty, arranged for the Members of the Junior Taber­ geles. Miss Margaret Guerin and cred Heart league at the Little various games and foods and en­ nacle society will attend the an­ Mrs. Virgie Dutell, also of this Flower center abandoned city life listed the aid of friends for the circle, .rptumed from a vacation Auqudi Male ol Sunday, Aug. 4, and went to Mor­ transportation of the children. nual summer outing’ this weekend, Saturday evening and Sunday, trip to Omaha, Nebr., where they rison park for the annual moun­ Evergrreen was the site chosen for GHAPa IS HPLD visited relatives. tain picnic. The group played the all-day outing. Aug. 10 and 11, at Bendemeer, several games, ran races for five miles west of Evergreen. The Mrs. Height to Leave Denver Miss Taylor Departi prizes, and enjoyed a picnic dinner. The first wedding at Montrita Rev. Gregory Smith, spiritual Mrs. Agnes Height of Guardian Prior to leaving for Mt. Morrison After offering her services to chapel, located at Nederland, was director of the society, will say Angel circle will depart for Cali­ the members attended 7 o’clock every department of the Little held Aug.' 2, when Miss Patricia Mass at 9 o’clock at the camp. fornia next week to make her Join world-travelers at the Mass at Sacred Heart church. Flower center for the past eight Harvey was wed to Harold Tassca. Breakfast and dinner will be home, as her husband has been Glorious New FURS Leaders of the group were Mr. weeks, Miss Mary Charlotte Tay­ The bride, who was given in mar­ served. Entertainment has been transferred there. lor left Denver Tuesday morning, planned for a pleasant trip, with Broadmoor and Mrs. L. A. Mijares, Nellie Va­ riage by her father, w6re a frock Members of Holy Innocents cir­ lencia, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mar­ Aug. 6, for her home in Detroit. of blue satin, veiled by dove blue a large bonfire Saturday evening, cle recently held a dinner party at Exciting STYLES tinez, Rocita Martinez, Lillian Mar­ Miss Taylor, a friend of all chil­ net, and had a white straw hat and hiking and horseback riding Eddie Ott’s in Evergreen. All dren and a strong advocate of Sunday. Go for a week-end . . . a week’s tinez, Flora Jaramillo, Ruth Jara- and white slippers. She carried members attended. Miss Marian Catholicism, was especially inter­ Sullivan and Miss Florence Crow­ vacation . . . or the Saturday millo, Mrs. Villegas, Lucy Mijares, a bouquet of roses and lilies of the Shower Honors President Thrilling VALUES Margaret Salas, Bernice Herrera, ested in a group of youngsters ley of this circle are spending their valley. The bridesmaid was at Mrs. Mary Kinkel and Miss nightv dinner dance. Golf, swim, and Mrs. Martinez. preparing for First Holy Commun­ vacations in Chicago, 111. Miss tired in navy blue and *white and Catherine Maloney gave a mis­ ride, play polo and tennis, skate Also enjoying a trip to the moun­ ion. She spent several hours each wore a corsage of gardenias. Marjorie Regan, also of this cir­ day in teaching catechism to these cellaneous shower and buffet sup­ in the Ice Palace. Gay evenings tains were 15 youngsters of the After a wedding breakfast at­ cle, is in Cincinnati, 0., on her youngsters. Miss Taylor will take per Thursday evening, Aug. 1, in vacation. All^ CONDHIONED with music, dancing and nite club center.- The director, Miss Mary tended by family and friends, the honor of Miss Marion Lamport, up her work as a teacher at the couple departed for a brief wed­ Our Lady of Lourdes circle met parties. Guardian Angel school in Detroit. president of the society, who is Wednesday evening, Aug. 7, at ding trip to Estes Park and Grand to be married Aug. 24 to Ralph In reviewing records for the Lake. Kelly.’ Following the supper, the home of Mrs. Hazel Rider. The early summer months. Miss Mary evening was spent sewing on altar Colo. Springs Rodeo, Aug. 15-18 Girls Take Trip to Estes bridge was enjoyed by everyone, Society Plans Ellen Dougherty revealed that linens. A new member, Miss Ber- All the girls at Montrita, the with Miss Rose Brady and Mrs. much progress has been made at nardine Secord, was received. Writs for resemtioni Junior C. D. of A. summer camp, Maxine Burke winning the prizes. the center in the past 12 weeks in Miss Frances Jennings enter­ were taken on a trip to Estes Park Guests were council members of M. PAUL BORCHERT, Her. placing Spanish-speaking girls in tained members of St. Luke’s cir­ by Mr. and Mrs. Harvey J. Smith. the society and friends. Those at­ Bridge Luncheon domestic work. The director has Winners of the various games cle recently. The evening was tending were: Mmes. J. E. Ma­ set up a policy of making social throughout the week included spent painting stoles, ciboria loney, A. H. Lampert, Florence covers, etc. Miss Kathleen Fortune BROADMOOR HOTEL calls at the home in which the girl Miriam Worland, Frances Faulk­ Lampert, Marie Dinan, Ann Kitto, and Miss Frances Jennings of this (Annunciation Pariah) is placed before final arrangements ner, Bernadette Geary, Kathleen Helen Kinkel, Winifred Weichel, COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. circle are spending their vacations for employment are made. Kannavey, and Doris Thompson Mildred Callahan, Ernest de Koe- The Altar and Rosary society in a mountain cabin at Troutdale. ■will sponsor a bridge luncheon When the Little Flower center Misses Margaret Carroll, Lou- vend, Dallas Eby, and Maxine athletic department records its Burke, and Misses Mary McPhil- Members Furnish Articles Tuesday, Aug. 13, at 1:30 in Ha- belle Green, Martha Soran, Agnes Members of Madonna circle met accomplishments for the current lips, (ilella Carter, Helen Flynn, gus hall. Women serving on the Meintee, and Bell Gallavan, mem­ Monday evening, Aug. 5, at the HAVE YOU year it will have to give special Margaret Lynch, Rozella Weber, committee are Mmes. W. Ander­ bers of St. Rita’s senior C. D. home of Miss Lucille Sever. Each notice to Bernice Martinez and Dorothy Meikenhous, Rose Brady, MODERNIZED YOUR son, Sr.; Phil Ryan, Beaman, Mc­ of A. court, visited Montrita re­ member brought an article for a Viola Salazar, recent winners in a Jessie Pasquale, Julia Smith, Ruth Donald, J. Murphy, Daniels, Pow­ cently and expressed their thor­ layette to be presented to the so­ INSURANCE? swimming and diving meet at Kelly, Catherine Mall, Mary Na- ers, Myerley, Grebenc, W. Ander­ ough approval of the camp. ciety. The evening was spent Protect yourself against nets Curtis park. Bernice won second dorflf, Frances Nadorff, Catherine son, Jr., and Ralph Moore. The The Rev. John J. Davem of dancing. Miss Lorraine Regan of hasards. in a junior girls’ free style event Nadorflf, Margaret Taney, Jean­ menu will consist ot cream chicken Great Bend, Kans., who was a this circle moved to Long Beach, HORACE W. BENNETT patties, salad, rolls, pie, tea or cof­ and third in the backstroke com­ ette Dunn, Sophie Sunedsh, Isa­ Use petition. Viola Salazar garnered guest at Montrita in 1935 and 1936, Calif., where she is making her & CO. fee. Tickets are 35 cents. There is again spending a vacation there. belle McNamara, Julia de Koe- home. a first place ribbon in the junior vend, Elizabeth Maloney, and Ill Talwr Bids. Phans TA. 1271 will be table prizes as well as spe­ Miss Clara Bollman of Beloit, Miss Dorothy Walsh of Our langy, FRANK ENGLAND, JR.. Usnacsr grirls’ diving contest. Both ■will Betty Eby. Ittiornnco Depnrtmont cial prizes. Kans., will visit the camp for the Lady of Loretto circle is spending compete in the district A.A.U. meet Miss Nellie Mulcahy of Our Sunday is Communion day for at Berkeley park Saturday, Aug. third time. her vacation in Seattle, Wash., and the Holy Name society. Members Lady of the Rosary circle was lasly 10. Weekend visitors at Montrita in­ Alaska. Misses Isabelle and Char­ Optometrist and Optician ■will receive at the 7:30 Mass. cluded Misses Kathleen O’Keefe, married to Dan McEnery before a lotte McNamara spent their vaca­ Distinguished visitors at the cen­ There -will be a nteeting of the Mary Terrie, and Patricia Carra- Nuptial Mass in St. Catherine’s tions in California. HELEN WALSH ter this week were the Rev. J. Ed­ mon. Last week’s visitors in­ church, with the Rev. Dr. D. A. Le- Mrs. Marie Dinan of St. Luke’s parishioners Friday evening, Aug. ward Wassil, S.J., and the Rev. 9, in Hagus hall to formulate plans cluded Mr. and Mrs. Best Gantzer, mieux officiating. Six priests were circle has returned from a vaca­ DUCHESS Aisocinto Richard Downing, S.J. They are Kenosha, Wise.; J. E. Engels, Min­ present in the sanctuary. The bride tion trip to Yellowstone park. ■ SALADS for the golden jubilee of the par­ en route to Manila. They have eral Point, Wise., and the follow­ was given in marriage by her _ Mrs. Eurelia Close of St. Luke’s W. R. JOSEPH ish late in September. Officers W n studying in New York this ing from Denver: Mr. and Mrs. uncle, Daniel Mulcahy, of Chi­ circle has moved into her new and members of the various organ­ summer. They were guests of the i ! EYES EXAMINED Gil Graber and Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. cago, 111. The bride’s dress was home. SALAD izations are especially urged by Rev. Dr, Edward Morgan, S.J. Don’t let men talk you out of Phons TAbsr IBM the pastor, the Very Rev. Charles Kolbel and family, Mr. and Mrs. rose lace with matching acces­ Miss Marian Comstock of St. ZlB-211 Uajsstie BM«, They inspected the many activities C. R. Tanner, Miss Mable Glas- sories. She wore a corsage of Cecelia’s circle is recovering from serving salads. Make them eat H. Hagus, to be present. in progress at the center. Mrs. Ed Gates is reported some­ mann, Eileen Shoemaker, Kenneth gardenias and sweet peas. She a recent operation. DRESSING salads— and like them! We’ll what improved after a recent heart Glasmann, Mrs. K. J. Glasmann, was attended by Charlotte Hein- Mr. and Mrs. Timothy M. Cronin help by supplying all the ingre­ eck, who wore a dress of blue lace Yours to Enjoy attack. CAPACITY CROWD George Kinney, Mr. and Mrs. John are the parents of twin boys. Mrs. dients, fresh or canned, at A handmade quilt has been do­ Mensik, Mary and Marleen Men- with matching accessories. She Cronin is the former Mary Dowd a For added pleasure, entertain at the nated to the Altar and Rosary so­ sik, John Mensik, Margaret Ber also wore a corsage of gardenias of St. Jude’s circle. thrirty prices. Cosmopolitan — PIONEER DINING ciety by Mrs. M. O’Brien and her BEINC SOUGHT FOR gin, Ray Balkenbush, Margaret and sweet peas. Thomas McEnery _ Members of Guardian Angel ROOM , . . daughter, Mrs. Nellie Hart, and Monahan, Gertrude Monahan, The­ was the best man. After a re­ circle will meet Monday evening, COFFEE will be awarded some time in the WOMEN’S RETREAT resa Hoore, Geneva Barnhart, Dor­ ception at the bride’s home the Aug. 12, at the home of Miss Mary SHDPPE . . . near future. othy Mengerkamp, Patricia Bart- couple left for a honeymoon trip McPhillips, 1863 Lincoln street. BAMBOO scher, Emma Lombard, Dorothy to Colorado Springs and Manitou. Misses Anne Campbell and Dor­ ROOM. Rec­ Special efforts are being made Ross, counselor of troop 10; Ar- They are at home at 4185 Irving othy Meikenhous have returned ommend t h e Fine Old Line o / Silverware to secure a capacity attendance at line Fincher, counselor of troop 2; street. from a vacation trip to Grand Cosmopolitaa the 18th annual laywomen’s re­ Crucifixes and Ornaments Wardene Rogers, Mrs. E. W. Rog­ Miss Lorene Turner of Our Lake. to out-of-town treat to be held at Loretto Heights ers, Helen Okuly, Mr. and Mrs. Lady of Perpetual Help circle was college Aug. 22 to 25. The Rev. friende. A. 0. Dillenger, Mrs. Lena Vern- married to John H. Reagan Satur­ KNOW A. J. STARK & GO. Leo Farrell, O.P., will conduct the old, and Mrs. Harold Dillenger. day, July 27, at St. Francis de Cosmopolitan Hotel exercise.. HER? SGFEUIHY Sales’ church, with the Rev. MAin 3307 1536 Glenarm St. BRADBintT B. MORSE, Gen. Mar. Reservations already received in­ Gregory Smith officiating. Mrs. This lady is one of the countless dicate a large attendance, but more Maxine Burke attended the bride. registered nurses women can be accommodated. William Reagan was best man. who daily advises Cards are being mailed to members The couple are spending their patients to have p r e s c r i p t i o n s Housewife Has Horn Removed From Car and friends. All Catholic and in­ honeymoon in New Mexico. filled at a repu­ terested non-Catholic women are Rosary Circle Meets table drug store. invited to participate. Informa­ To improve the flavor and tex­ Aladdin Drusr Co. CREAM BO W L tion and reservations may be se­ Our Lady of the Rosary circle has been recog­ ture of chicken used in salads let nized for its ef­ 36 Delicious Flavors of Ice Cream cured by calling Loretto Heights the cooked meat stand an hour or met July 24 at the home of Sarah ficient, exact serv- college, PE. 2468; Miss Anne E. so in the broth. Then cut the Schreiner. All members were ioe since it started O’Neil, 1589 Monroe street, or Miss in business. Take her advice, bring your Come in and let us show you this beautiful, cool, inviting store. chicken into small pieces — don’t present. The evening was spent prescriptions to Barbara Bach, 1376 Pearl street. mince or chop it. Thin the salad sewing on a layette to be given to dressing with a little of the chicken the society and on altar linens. ALADDIN DRUG CO., INC. 420 E. BAYAED stock. Members of the Morning Star EAst 2373 Colfax at Vina Across from the new Save-A-Nickel Store Amateur Hour Held at circle met at the home of Miss PROMPT FREE DELIVERY Baking dishes or pans should Mary Berlin July 29. After a Young People’ s Meel have at least one inch of clearance short business meeting plans were Patronize These Firms. They from the open walls to permit free made to attend the society’s outing Ai« C o-o p era tin g With Your circulation of heated air when at Bendemeer. The evening was Paper. (St. Vincent de Paul’s Parish) more than one food is baked at the spent playing cards, with Carrie PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS The Young People’s club held a same time. Pans should be spaced Rowland winning the prize. regular social meeting, Tuesday, to insure even baking and brown­ Mrs. Norris Hoskins entertained Aug. 6. The program featured ing on all sides. members of Immaculate Concep­ August Furniture Sale Feature! the members in a non-decision tion circle Aug. 2. The evening amateur hour, A social hour and The liquid in which fruits and was spent sewing on altar linens. refreshments completed the en- vegetables are canned is the juice tertainment. of the food or water to which salt Picnic Held in Deer Creek At the business session preced­ or sugar may or may not have been Ave Maria circle met at the ing the social, plans were com­ added. Because some of the min­ home of Miss Catherine O’Brien. eral salts, carbohydrates, and vita­ All members were present. After ™ CiNiyfiV pleted for a moonlight horseback 18 Nobody would think of driving s car -without a horn, since that would be ride to be held at Pratt’s ranch, mins are dissolved in this liquid it completing ^lans for the annual taking unnecessary chances. You can’t tell when some emergency will make Tuesday, Aug. 13. can always be used in preparing picnic, the remainder of the eve­ an auto horn worth ita weight in gold. desserts or for soup stock and ning was spent sewing on altar Neither can you tell when milk should be pasteuriied. Raw milk MAY should never be thrown away. linens. This circle enjoyed a pic­ bed,andchest be all right—and it may contain disease germs. The chance you take with raw milk is unnecessary. That's why our milk is pasteurizi^. nic in Deer Creek canon July 22. Brooms Barbeque A sandwich filling combination Miss Mildred Weiner is attending THE BEST MILK DOESN’T COME FROM COWS— IT COMES FROM that when well seasoned always the exposition in San Francisco, “A Friendly Place” meets with approval is the popular and later plans to visit in Los An- on chest. . . Wheatridge Farm Dair;^ egg salad. Extra flavor is easy, 1st Ave. and Knox Ct. with a portion of chopped or sliced 8010 W. 44TH ARVADA DRIVE IN 2 BLOCKS WEST OF WADSWORTH ripe olives added to the more usual onion and pimento. Add Reg. Now open for inspection, a new modern, streamlined dairy and drive-in service. Ice cream, butter, eggs. Fast delivery mayonnaise to an egg and olive 129.00 any time. Rates to inatitutions. 220 mixture, salt, and pepper to taste and, optionally, a few drops of ta­ CHECKER CABS basco sauce. ED DUNDON, Mgr. BIG MOMENTS NEW LOW ZONED RATES Store salad oil in a dry, cold No Lowsr R stu in Denver place. Keep coflFee, tea, sugar, bak­ This beautiful 4-piece set Is Remember when Jimmy won the club ing powder, spices, soda, cream of a wonderful buy! Traditional oratory contest? You’d sent his best TAbor 2233 styling with French influ­ suit to us beforehand. He wore it ALSO DAILY SIGHT SEEING TOURS tartar, and cereals tightly covered in a dry, dark place. ence . . . in satiny hand- well, and it was expertly cleaned and rabbed mahogany or walnut pressed. He looked mighty fine, finished veneer. Drawers of didn’t he? Really superior cleaning Be sure to have fresh paprika on ASK FOR chest and vanity have oak and pressing, done by skilled work­ hand, for it adds color as well as CROWE’S flavor to food. sides, mahogany bottoms. men with modern equipment, always Save $30 on a Value! adds to personal appearance. O A m E A L COOKIES To pick up small pieces of FOR PROMPT HEALTHFUL AND broken glass, use a piece of damp­ $35 Palmer Box CALL K E. 8341 SERVICE DELICIOUS______15c ened absorbent cotton. The glass BEING Low-Priced 282 So. Penn. Denver, Colo. will stick to the cotton. Spring ■ Mattress IS NOT ENOUGH For a delicious hot sauce to CLEANERS serve with lamb, melt one-half Low p ric « are fine—-but they aren’t cup of currant jelly over hot enouffh. as Wilbur agreed when his bar­ 24.95 AARON LUTZ THE C. C. GILL gain suit shrunk six inches in the 2162 Arapahoe St. water, add a teaspoon of mint ex­ HAROLD LUTZ tract, and serve at once, in a small rain. The box sprint is band ENGRAVING GO. dish. The sauce may also be We're tremendously proud of the num­ made, with 208 coils . . . Social and Commercial Stationerr poured over the lamb roast just ber of low-priced gifts in our stock— the mattress is soft and PRODUCERS CREAMERY PRODUCTS MEANS before the roast is taken to the but we're much prouder of the quality fluffy . . . and stands up 1751 Champa St. MAin 3046 QUALITY PRODUCTS AT REASONABLE PRICES table. and utility of those gifts. Our first con­ under years of hard wear. sideration is value, not price. For Handles, ventilators, rolled For a new tang in tomato juice, example: Unusual compacts with edge . . . ACA striped Ice Cream add lemon carbonated beverage to ticking. Save 10.06 NOW ! JOBS WANTED taste. genuine stone decorations. Milk-Cream For Good Workers The Denver—Third Floor Apple butter, the spicy kind, of any type, permanent or odd makes a delicious topping for TRADE-INS! Butter job, call Employment Department freshly baked gingerbread loaf or )HNDORF'S 933 Bannock St, drop cakes. Frost just enough at a TERMS Where Denver Shops With Confidencs KEyitone 3297 Denver, (]olo. Catholic Charities time for one meal and serve 400-I7U.ST. Phone KE. 2111 1666 Grant S t KEystone 6886 promptly. P

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Strong Light Isn't Coronado’s Predecessor 60 ON COMMIHEE PLANNING MAYER which marka the 40(hh anniversary of the Coronado expedition. The F Necessarily Good . . , predecessor was Fray Marcos de Niza, who traveled into territory that is now part of Arizona as early as 1539. This tablet, a memorial to DENVER K. OF C. PICNIC SEPT. 1 HARDWARE CO. Fray Marcos, was placed at the foot of a large cross near St. Mary’s IQ BE BENEFIT church in Phoenix, Ariz., by the Knights of Columbus last year. S I B M III 1520 Arapahoe Su Sixty men compose the commit­ Wade, George Astler, Pete Acker- tee planning the annual picnic of mann, Michael A. Marranzino, Fireplace Fixiures Denver council, Knights of Colum­ Tom Lynch, Warren Turilli, Steve EBB ST. LEO'S SEITTLE iOME bus, which will be held at Genesee Puksta, Jack McLaughlin, Frank Pery Extensive Assortm ent- Mountain park Sunday, Sept 1. Grannell, Tom Nevin, William Jen­ Interesting Pieces Dominic Coloroso, lecturer, who nings, Jim Woodward, Sol Horn, is general chairman of the group, When St. Euphrasia’s school in Joseph Kelley, William Sagstetter, (St. Leo’i Pariih) and Bernard Oates, assistant chair­ Max Jonke, Pete Jonke, and Mike A dinner and bazaar for the Seattle, Wash., better known as the House of the Good Shepherd, man, have called a meeting of the Donohoe. benefit of St. Leo’s parish will be entire committee for Tuesday eve­ held a three-day celebration July New Officers held in the first week of Septem­ 29, 30, and 31 in honor of the ning, Aug, 13. The following are on the com­ ber. The Altar society, with Mrs. golden jubilee of its founding, Are Installed mittee: General chairman, Dominic Anyone who’s been blinded Ann O’Neill as chairman, will be Denver was well represented The new officers of Denver coun­ among the nuns who took part in Coloroso; assistant general chair­ . by glaring lights of an in charge of the dinner. The cil were formally installed by Dis­ the activities. man, Bernard A. Gates; grounds, young women of the parish will Ed Clinton and Ed Wollenhaupt; trict Deputy Bernard Carraher r approaching car at night have charge of the fishpond. The Mother Mary of St. George, Tuesday evening, Aug. 6. i knows that STRONG light sound equipment, Bill Carey; committee includes: Refresh­ superior of the Seattle convent, transportation, AI Wagner; prizes, Joseph Newman, who has headed isn’t always GOOD. Your ments, Mrs. Edna Danisesky; ham who came in for a large share of Bert Beckius; athletics, P. J. the council’s sick committee for booth, J. H. Rodg,ers; games, Neil lighting fixtures and light the plaudits given for the remark­ Berry, George Aatler, and Tom many years, has recovered from an Morley and Bart O’Hara; miscel­ able way in which the convent has illness and attended the last coun­ arrangement must be Morrow; publicity, Frank Mona­ laneous booth. Miss Tobin, and progressed, was formerly superior han, Jr.; coffee, Herman Gebhard, cil meeting. Mr. Newman is visit­ scientifically correct to in- secretary. Miss Frances O’Hagan. of the Denver convent of the Joe Cody, Ed Kerr, and Ed ing his fellow members who are ill, The committee will meet Friday ^ sure freedom from eye- House of the Good Shepherd at Hughes; refreshments, Dan Longo despite the fact that he has not and Monday evenings, Aug. 9 and strain and maximum light- 1401 S. Colorado boulevard. She and Ralph Longo; program, Frank completely recovered his strength. 12, at 8:30 in the pariah hall to came to the Denver institution in Libonati. ' ing efficiency. Let us plan for the affair. 1905 and was superior from 1910 Oct. 17,18,19 Are ENSEMBLE FIRE SET give your home a free Others who will serve with the to 1916. It was under her guid­ committee are Grant Watson, Wal­ Silver Dollar Days SCREEN AND ance that the present building in ter A. Hyland, P. D. Sh^perd, Bob ANDIRONS $11.95 Denver was planned and erected. Silver Dollar days, the annual HOME LECTRA-TEST Werner, A. J. Evans, 6. T. Men- carnival staged by the council, will WOOD CARRIERS, SI.SB, S3.00, $4.60 TOMORROW 11 The Seattle Sunday Times in a gelkamp, T o m O’Brien, Phil COAL HODS...... sa.08. S4.88, as.ae full-page “ spread” gave a com­ be held Thursday, Friday, and Sat­ FIRE SCREENS.....83.06, 84.00, eT.60 Scientific check-up of + + + Doran, Paul M. Evans, John urday, Oct. 17, 18, and 19. Frank ANDIRONS ...... 33.00, $3.00, $8.B0 THE NEW BAND SENSATION plete history of the establishment home electric facilities. Roche, William Nelson, Joe Walsh, J. Gartland will be chairman of FIRE OF THE YEAIV of the Seattle convent. _ The nuns’ Paul M. Currie, Ray J. Noone, Joe SETS ...... $ 3 .0 5 , $ 4 .5 0 , $s.es, lia .O O Recommendations and .esti­ the affair. pictures were also carried. Since Lardner, Miles Gillis, John Gal­ COAL GRATES. LOG RESTS, GAS LOGS mates without obligation. Coronado Returns to State the nuns are cloistered, this was lagher, George S. Dyer, Ronald SKINNAY the first time in the convent’s 50- Goebel, John T. Cleary, Robert H. G. REID year existence that its members’ Goebel, Walter Angerer, B. J. At D. U. Stadium Aug. 9-11 pictures appeared in a newspaper. Murphy, Art Werner, Walter Drink ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING The Times said of Mother Mary of Op«n D»lly— St. George that her "wise and 12:30 Noon to REPAIRING and FIXTURES ENNIS understanding leadership is a 10:30 P. M. City Coronado returns to Colorado in have enough equipment out in the Water, 80 Dezreei MAin 2303 329 14th St. great inspiration for the staff and Adults 4 Sc And HU Host of Stars Direct spirit as Denver stages the Cor­ middle of the football field to start supporters of the House of the P J i S S S ® Children 30c a small war. In fact, in the Coro­ Fed. 4 StaU Taz In. From the Bob Hope Air Show onado Entrada, gigantic road Good Shepher4.” nado Entrada they do stage sev­ Sister Mary of the Angels, the CAFETERIA in bottles CTat t lu n * AT show around which the Coronado eral wars, using real Indian arrows at Seara an year activities revolve, Aug. 9 to and 12-gauge shotguns shooting assistant superior and directress 2 SERVING LINES Eaar of girls, is also from Denver. Be­ NO WAITING Rocky Ml. Beverages, Faymanta 11, with a cast of almost 1,000 per­ blanks. They have armor pieces, helmets, lances, war maces, jave­ fore she entered religion her name BREAKFAST sons, at the Denver university was Hazel O’Shea. While in this J. R. COYLE, Raarlatarcd Optomatriat IflKCSIDC lins, and other weapons too nu­ Full Course Inc. stadium. It will be the largest cast merous to count. city she was a member of Loyola Lunch 25c Denver, Colo. WHERE THE BIG BANDS PLAT and the tenth stop for the show on parish. She attended Cathedral 3300 W . FLORIDA i il i l i l l i l nigh school. Her brother is Ed­ Dinners a 6,000-mile itinerary over New Fiestas Take Limelight 174( Broadwtr Free Parkins ward F. O’Shea, traffice manager 4Sc to 60c Mexico, Arizona, West Texas, and DENVER’S MOST COMFORTABLE COCKTAIL ROOM In New Mexico of the Merchants’ Biscuit com­ PANSY CYCLE WORKS Colorado. Oklahoma and Kansas 16th at Welton While the road show itself took pany. Anythinz That Rolli on Wheeia for Boya and Girla will observe the 400th anniversary time out for refurnishing of cos­ 1736-38 Lawrence T h e S E N A T E Lounge of Coronado in 1941. Another Seattle nun, Sister tumes and props between dat^s, Mary of St. William, is also a na­ DENVER’S FINEST MUSIC The Spanish explorers gave colorful fiestas took the limelight tive of Denver. She is the feymer Colorado its name because of the in New Mexico. Ann McGlone and is a graduate red soil. Coronado explored far NATIONAL MARKET ANCHOR KOLSTOKER Outstanding for the interest of Loretto Heights college. At into Kansas; Diego de Vargas di­ HOTEL O'NEILL aroused and the crowds it drew, the Seattle institution she holds 75 Years of Exdusive Heating Business PRIVATE SHOWER BATH AND TOILET IN EVERY ROOM rected explorations into what is was the Fiesta de La Frontera, or 1017 15ih St. now Colorado in the years follow­ the important office of principal of Extanaively remodaled and beautifully refumiihed in 1939. Quiet location but Border Fiesta, at Las Cruces, N. St. Euphrasia’s high school depart­ a No Down Payment adjacent to the ahoppinp, buiineas, and theater centers. ing the reconquest of the terri­ Phone TA. 4898 Mex., with the participation, of El ment. At the present time she is a First Payment October lit Rates— 31.75 sinsla, 32.60 double. Weekly rates. Thomas L, O.’Neill, Manapei tory; the Franciscan missionaries Paso, Tex., and Ciudad Juarez, in St. Paul, Minn, where she is pre­ • Three Yean to Pay 14TH AND STOUT ST. DENVER, COLO. KE. 1277 sought souls in its vast expanse; Mexico. Choice Huerfano, Las Animas, Salida, San paring to make her final profes­ 0 Automatic Air Luis, Alamosa, La Junta—these A Military Field Mass and the sion of vows. Corn Fed 0 Twin Controls ESTABLISHED DEC. B, 1934’ — DAY OF REPEAL re-enactment of religious and his­ An exceptionally attractive his­ • 100 Sizes and Models FINE WINES AND LIQUORS are just a few of many Spanish place-names to be found in Colo­ torical events were the high points torical booklet, commemorating H eats a One Year Unconditional Gnarantaa TOURIST INFORMATION of a two-day celebration in the pic­ FREE DELIVERY SERVICE rado. the canonization of the order’s KARLAS turesque town of Mora, N. Mex., foundress, St. Mary of St. Euphra­ 8PE C U L TA. 3834 314 17lh St. Francisco Vasquez Coronado, a Only July 27 and 28. The Mass was sia Pelletier, May 2 of this year JOfEPHIMRNICK $ 1 8 9 .5 0 Pikes Peak Fuel Co. PRACTICE DAY OR NIGHT young man about town from Mex­ sung' Saturday in the shadow of ico City, in 1540 headed the largest, and the Seattle jubilee, was pub­ FREE DELIVERY 31.08 OR MORE MA. 8181 Initaliad coraplata 7TH AT CURTIS Northern New Mexico’s imposing lished. DENVER GOLF COLRT costliest expedition ever sent north mountains, with the famous Mon­ of Mexico. Coronado was look­ lOth & Colo. Blvd. EA. 9802 tezuma choir furnishing the music. ing for lands, souls, and gold. He The sermon was delivered by Fray GOOD GOLFERS PRACTICE OFTEN found lands and souls, but no gold. Angelico Chavez, priest and poet. It remained for others who came later to find gold. Taos, famous for its Indian vil­ lage, its artists, and its writers, ELDORADO SPRINGS The Coronado Entrada, seen staged a two-day festival in honor THE FAMOUS FAMILY RESORT already by 70,000 persons in nine of St. James and St. Anne, as tra­ Under Fowler Manaffement cities, is the dramatized relation dition demands. Feature of the SWIMMING— DANCING—HOTELS—COTTAGES of Coronado’s two years of ex­ Taos festivities was the Artists’ Only 27 Milea From Denver—9 Miles From Boulder plorations, from conventual, quaint ball in honor of Coronado, who in Daily 11 tlS a, m. on KFEL Call for Rates and Other Information Compostela on the West coast of Listen to the Dime Man (DENVER OFFICE— TA. 4933) — (BOULDER— 098J2) 1540 sent one of his captains up the Mexico through the abrupt Sierras river to explore that part of the of Northern Mexico, the deserts of TOAST OF GOOD FELLOWSHIP Heidqu.rtcri for Creede, state of New Mexico. Hera ia to yoa^ A food fellow. Dispense Colo. Brook Trout Arizona and New Mexico, the Thursday night, Aug. 1, the Hero is to hopinc yon will live end loom HOFFMAN GROCERY Delivery Phone MIKE MASTERSOiV plains of Texas, and the vast lands Coronado Entrada, in Tucumcari, TO STEAL— TO DRINK—TO SWEAR Bros. HA. 3261 SIGHTSEEING TOURS of Oklahoma and Kansas. TO STEAL— But when you steel, st$al N. Mex., for a three-day stand, away from bad company. Save Money 620 17th St. KE. 3269 Other names overshadow Coro­ opened with the biggest "army” in TO DRINK—And when you drink, Fruits 4 Save Time Vezetablea nado’s, such as Cortes, conqueror its run so far. It is probable that drink to the health of your friends. TO SWEAR—And when you swear, Free Delivery with $2.00 order of the Aztec empire; Pizarro, van­ only Denver will exceed the size swear by the Red. White and Blue. HA. 8811 quisher of the Incas; Alvarado, of Tucumcari’s army. Tucumcari And if you cannot say a good word for KE. 8089 Free Delivery M urphy-M ahoney stormy red-headed conquistador of residents in the cast, who had been your wife, sweetheart, mother or Guatemala, and Onate, colonizer of growing beards for months, took friend — Keep y ^ r mouth shut. New Mexico. Yet his courage and out all the costumes available in You will always find good fellowship mettle do not suffer by compari­ the $18,000 wardrobe and more also Serrlce, Quality, Price at son. His luck does. than 500 invaded the huge stage. LEWIS FISH SHOP Klein's Food Stores Painters and craftsmen engaged Freeh ALASKA FILLET SOLE. Ib. 40e in setting up the big Coronado En­ CREEDE COLO. TROUT.;..~....lb. 58 c FRESH ALASKA SALMON...... Ib. 3 5 c ARMOUR’S trada stage, costume, and prop FRESH COD....r...... Ib. 30 c Colorado FROG LEGS...... doi. 55 c tents for the government-backed FRESH WHITEFISH...... Ib. 40e LIVE MT. TROUT...... Ib. 6 0 c HENS, TENDER, 3 to 8 Ibi...... lb. 33e USED CARS Coronado show at the University FANCY SPRING CHIX...... Ib. 35e of Denver stadium were about FANCY YOUNG HENS...... Ib. SOc FRYING SPRINGS, »I1 slzcu.....lb. 3 8 c Sales — Service "snowed under” with all the equip­ y n Ship Mt. Trout to Any Part af the HAMS CUT-UP FRYERS...... w uSSc GL. 4747 2986 N. Speer ment they brought here. Tljey U. 6. Buy Your Trout by the Pound TRY OUR PICKLES AND OLIVES DUCKLINGS. Oven Dreieed...... lb. 38 * Free Deliver TA. 2734 CHICKEN LIVERS ______Ib. 85e Burlington Will Run !Z. Insure Your l b . 1 3 > / z e 4 Football Specials Beautiful Fresh Cut SAVII^GS Flowers BROKEN CASHEWS ______Ib. 3 3 c BROKEN PECANS ...... lb. 80e All accounts in our institution Insured Large Assortment of Potted ESTES P A R K To take care of Colorado foot­ up to $5,000.00 by the Plants and Funeral Designs Bride Learns COFFEE ...... lb. 15c to 3 6 c ball fans, the Burlington railroad FEDERAL 8AVING6 ft LOAN ICE TEA B L E N D ...... lb. 3 6 c this year again will operate special INSURANCE CORPORATION trains to the important games, First Lesson RAISINS, 4 Ibi...... 3 6 c MONAHAN MOTOR CO. among which will be the Notre Earn Better PRUNES, LARGE. 2 Ib...... »B c PARTS—REPAIRS—SERVICE Dame-Iowa classic at South Bend, Every bride has lessons to learn New Coloredo HONEY, 8 lb. pail 4 9 c PHONE 184 TOW SERVICE GAS Ind., Nov. 16; the Notre Dame- JERRY BREEN — and most of them learn Quart, 3 6 c — Pint, 18e Northwestern battle at Evanston, DIVIDEND§ quickly that pennies saved by H W T O O H dh'T'K't STEAM HEATED 111., Nov. 23; the Nebraska-Mis- InvMt profitably ai wall ai safaly. ADDISON’S TEA & ' m l U m m l l l F l K i l d o p e n a l l y e a r r o u n d • Florist souri game at Lincoln, Nebr., and Your tavinz* invnted H«r« «am i buying cheap, inferior meat are COFFEE SHOP - DININGROOM Ganeroui profit, interett compoundtd 1456 California MA. 1026 COFFEE SHOP the Regis-Rockhurst encounter in icmi-annually. Dcposita made b«for< the pennies really thrown away. HRS. ANNA DERBYt Prop. Modem Cottaces — Reaaonable Pricea Kansas City Oct. 18. 10th. of the month draw interest from The usual reduced round-trip ’^he fin t. We will tell you frankly that WHITE WAY CAFE FOR YOUR SUMMER HOME SEE party fares will be in effect. FRED’S you’ll spend a few more cents Since 1935 the Burlington has a month here— but you’ll save Home Cooked Meals ESTES PARK LUMBER COMPANY operated 19 of these special foot­ Bi-Low Meat Mkt. disappointments and you’ll en­ ball trains. Complete Line of joy flavorful, nourishing, ten­ By fTomen Cooks LUMBER, BUILDING MATERIALS Rolled Prime Rib der, juicy meat. That’s worth , BUILDERS’ HARDWARE and PAINT 2 0 ) 2 5 and 3 0 cents of Beef...... 25c something. Isn’t it? For a real JESS’ G. E. CASEY PHONE 48 BOX 241 Fr.Wobido to Speak OPEN < A. H. TO t P. U. Pot 1 7 r bargain, try our Thrifty Spe­ At Loyola Novena Roast.. I I w ..d 19c cial steak. Super Market ELKHORIV LODGE Colorado Federal W E E HOTEL OF HIGH STANDARDS I f there’s some fruit or vege­ SHOP The Rev. Leo Wobido, S.J., has Carl Rohr. Mgr. SAVINGS and LOAN table you want W E PROB­ FREE! FREE! accepted the invitation to give the ASSOCIATION ABLY HAVE IT or can get it. talk at the perpetual novena de­ Register Advertisements 1 LOAF BREAD WITH 49c PURCHASE 13*8 WELTON TA. 2831 votions Rt Loyola church Friday, Speeiili on Bum, Coneyi, Paatriet snd Aug. 9. Father Wobido is a for­ FLORIDA FRUIT ft Cakes mer parishioner of St. Joseph’s PRODUCE CO. Food Stamps Acesptsd The firms listed here de­ Pay Dividends parish, and was ordained at St. GEO. A. PULLEN TA. 7279 POLISH SPOKEN Marys, Kans., in June. The services serve to be remembered at Loyola will begin at 7:80 Stove & Furnace W i Now Give W I R T H’ S Wo kavs all tba o’clock. latest vitamin foods jjvhen you are distributing Repair Company VOSS R R O S. hire. Maznftctnren, Wholaizts and RttaU « ) . w r BI-LOW Hollywood Broad Typowriler Exchango, IS c your patronage in the dif­ Diitributon of VIRGINIA TREAT ORANGE CUP GREEN Soman Msal INC. STAMPS Stove and Furnace Repain— CAKE ...... 23c 19c Borne Owned Store Broad, lO e ROLLS ...... doi. ON. ALL SALES. MacUes 1(8% ferent lines of business. A Good Typewriter Steam and Hot Water Gratea 1M% UNION Means Better Grades KEYSTONE »1 ( Whols Wbtat. 10c Water Fronta — Fireplace Gratea FRESH CHERRY BUTTERFLAKE iQM SALES — SERVICE 1138 Lawrence Stract MAin 0728 FULL LINE OP CANNING SUPPLIES PIES ...... 2 3 c ROLLS ...... dez. * Fraa OtUvtry — RadMm Ysnr Blue and Oranz* Stampa Btrs. MA. 3297, ..717 m St TABOR 1121 DENVER, COLO.

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PAG E TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Aug. 8, 1940

***** In »♦» m I I 1 1 1 ♦♦♦♦»»♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦< Chest’s Budget SUMMER MASS SCHEDULE Frank Kirchhof IS YOUR CHILD THE “OHE IN FIVE” DENVER GILL (Spanish), 12:36 p. m., fourth One school child in five is retarded because his vision is de­ CATHEDRAL, E. Colfax and Logan, (, Sunday only. Group Deciding 7, 8, 9, 10:30, and 12:16. Weekdays, GLENWOOD SPRINGS, 7 and f. Plays Host to fective. Poor vision is a g^reat handicap to a child. It forces 6 :30 and 7 :46. GOLDEN. 8 and 10. GOLD HILL, 8:30. him to work harder to master his studies, handicaps his play ANNUNCIATION, E. S6th Ava. and Humboldt. 6:16, 7:30, 8:30, 9:30, GORDON, 9, second Sunday only, with other children. It tends to warp his personality and Needs for Year 10:46, and IZ. Weekdays, 6:16, 7:16, GRAND JUNCTION, 6. 7 :80, and 9. 150 Children GRAND LAKE, 8 and 10. July and (generally sets him back in his struggle to get ahead. Have his and 8. BLESSED SACRAMENT, Montview Blvd. August. • eyes examined regularly. and Elm, 7, 8. 9 :30, 10 :46, and 12. GREELEY, St. Peter’s, 6:16 and 9; FITZSIMONS CHAPEL. Fitxiimons hos­ Spanish colony, 12, fourth Sunday Frank Kirchhof, president of the Needs of the 53 human welfare only. pital, 6 and 8. Holy days, 6 and 7 :80. American National bank, was host agencies of the Denver Ck)mmunity Weekdays, Communion, 6:16; Mass, GREENWOOD, 10, first and fourth Sun­ Chest for the coming year will 1^ 7:30. days; 8, second, third, and fifth Sun­ at a picnic for 150 children and SWIGERT BROS. determined in a series of hearings HOTLY FAMILY, W. 44th Ave. and Utica, days, 6, 7:30, 9, 10:80, and 11:46. GUNNISON, 7 and 9. the sisters from Mt. St. Vincent's now being held by the Chest budget HAXTUN, 8, first, third, and fifth Sun­ Optometrists HOLY GHOST, 19th and California Sts., orphanage at Lakeside park Mon­ Better Vition Good Service committee. The hearings occupy 6:16, 6, 7:16, 8:16, 9:16, 10:16, 11:16, days: 10, second and fourth Sundays. five weeks. and 12:16. Weekdays, 7 and 7:45. HOLLY, 10, first, third, and fifth Sun­ day, Aug. 5. All concessions were for Every Age at Right PriceM HOLY ROSARY. E. 47th Ave. and Pearl, days; 8, second and fourth Sundays. The report and recommendations HOLYOKE, 8, first, third, and fifth Sun­ free for the youngsters, including 1550 California KEyttone 7651 6 and 9. of the committee will be made by LOYOLA. E. 2Srd Ave. and York. 6, 7. days; 10, second and fourth Sundays; ice cream and soda pop. 9, Holy days. Sept. 16 to the executive com' 8:^0, 10:80. and 12. Softball Team Wins Trophy OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL. W. 86th HOTCHKISS, 7. >***i HUGO. 9. *******************t*i4*i mittee as the basis for deciding the Ave. and Navajo, 6. 7, 8, 9, and 10:30. An engraved trophy was pre­ total fund to be sought from Den­ OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE. W. 86th IDAHO SPRINGS. 9. sented to the Dodgers, one of Ave. and Kalamath, 9 :30. IGNACIO, second Sunday only. ver citizens in the 19th annual fi­ ILIFF, 8 or 10, alternate Sundays with four intramural softball teams at nancing campaign of the Chest OUR LADY OF VICTORY, W. 12th Ave. and Shoshone, 7 :30. Crook. the orphanage, at a champion from Oct. 14 to 24. PRESENTATION, W. 7th Ave. and INDIAN HILLS, Mass at Evergreen, 10. party Saturday afternoon, Aug. 3. Julian, 6:30 and 9. JOHNSTOWN, 12, second Sunday only. “Why Pay More?“ E. J. Wittelshofer, attorney, is JULESBURG, 8 and 9:30. The team won seven of its nine SACRED HEART. 28th and Larimer Sts„ chairman of the budget committee. 6, 7, 8:30, and 10:30. KEENESBURG, • 10, Jane and A ugust; 8. games in the tournament. Medals “This Is Mabel’s Day in the Doghouse’ (Trademark) The other members are T. Ray­ ST. ANTHONY’S HOSPITAL, W. 16th July. were awarded to individual players KIOWA, third Sunday only; 9, June and mond Young, Walter Beans, Hugh Ave. and Quitman, 6 :40 and 7 :S0. who starred in the season. She’d probably welcome it, at that, after spending every Mon­ ST. CAJETAN’S, 9th and Urimer Sti., August; 11, July and September. day at hard labor in a damp, dreary basement. Letting your McLean, Mrs. H. K. Runnette, KIT CARSON, 10:30, second, fourth, and Prizes for leadership in batting 7 4 0 . 8:80, 10:80, and 12. wife get old before her time is foolish, when our modern laun­ WM. W. MYER DRUG STORES M rs.; Henry Swan, and Guy T. ST. CATHERINE’S, W. 42nd Ave. and fifth Sundays. averages went to Evaristo Men­ Justis. The committee represents Federal Blvd.. 6:46, 7, 8:80, 10, and 12. KITTREDGE, Mass at Evergreen, 10. doza (who batted .765), Robert dry service actually does the work better, thanks to modern INCORPORATED ST. DOMINIC’S. W. 29th Ave. and Fed­ KREHMLING, 10, first Sunday; 9. sec­ machinery and skilled workmen that no home laundress couW Chest subscribers in examining the ond Sunday. Bums, and George Maldanado. eral Blvd., 6:80, 7:80, 9. 10:80, and 12. hope to equal,. Phone TA, 6370 and our driver will call. Colorado Owned Stores financial expenditures and re­ Weekday a, 7 and 8. LAFAYETTE, 7 :80, first, third, and fifth The homerun kings were Robert ST. ELIZABETH’S, 11th and Curtis Sts., Sundays; 9, second and fourth Sundays. quests of the agencies. Its meni- LA JAR A, 8 :30. Guild and Evaristo Mendoza. 17th and Broadway 800 Santa Fe Dr. bers have enjoyed both wide busi­ 6, 7:80, 9, 10:30, and 12, Holy days, Recognition for best all-round 6, 7, 8. 9. and 12:16. LA JUNTA, St. Patrick’s, 7 and 9:30. Our Lady of Guadalupe, 8 and 10. Broadway and Ellsworth 16th and California ness and social service experience. ST. FRANCIS DE SALES’, S. Sherman ability went to John Tomoff. THE CASCADE LAUNDRY and Alameda, 6, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. 11, and LAMAR, St. Francis de Sales’, 8. Holy 1147 MARKET STREET Two Phones—TAbor 6379 and TAbor 6376 days, 6 :30 and 9. The winning Dodgers include 12. Weekdays, 6. 7. and 7 :46. 1749 Tremont St. — 425 E. 17th Ave. — 1103 Seventeenth St. 15th and California Our Lady of Gnadalupe, 9 :30, first Tony Garcia, Harold Murphy, ST. JAMES’, E. 18th Ave. and Newport, 1621 Tremont — 694 E. 13th Ave. 7, 8:30, 10, and 11:80. Weekdays, second, third, and fifth Siindayi. Eddie Bonner, Ernest Kolmen, W e Do Not Have Special Sales But Sell Yon at Onr Lowest Altar Society to LAS ANIMAS. 8 :80. 16% DISCOUNT ON CASH AND CARRY 6:16 and 7:30. Pat Johnson, Albert Videtich, Ed­ Prices Every Day on All Drng Merchandise. ST. JOHN’S. E. 6th A rc. and Josephine, LAS MESITAS, 10:30, fourth Sunday only. mund Nelson, Donald May, Harry 6:30, 7:80. 8:30, 9:80, 11, and 12. LA VALLEY, 9, third Sunday; 9:30, fifth ST. JOSEPH’S. W. 6th Ave. and GaU- Porter, Jimmie Markalunas, Rob­ Hold Card Party Sunday. pago, 6:30, 7, 8:30, 9:80, and 11:30. ert Guild, and John Larkin. LEADVILLE, Annunciation, 7 and 9; Call FYank Williams when tou w u t dependable repair work on ST. JOSEPH’S (Polish), E. 46th Ave. The boys are preparing for the weekdays, 7 :80. your typewriter. Prompt lervieo — honest prices. SALES. and Pennsylvania, 7 and 9. St. Joseph’ s, 7 and 3 JO. horseshoe tournament scheduled ST. LEO’S. 10th St. and W . Colfax, 7, 9, At St. Elizabeth’s LIMON, 10 ;30, second and fourth Sun­ for this month. RI34TALS. Portable typewriters, all makes, ' Gallagher. Transfer & Storage Co. 10:80, and 12:16. days only. ST. LOUIS’ , 3300 S. Sherman, 6, 8, 10, LITTLETON, 7 and 9. 2424 ARAPAHOE and 1 1 :30. LOBATOS, 8, second Sunday only. All Makes Typewriter Service (St. Elizabeth's Parish) ST. MARY MAGDALENE’S, W . 26th LONGMONT, 6, 7 :80, and 9: for Spanish 436 14th St. Barnes School Bide, MAIN 3496. T A . 3341 The Altar and Rosary society’s Ave. and Depew, 7 and 9. people, 10:80. card party and luncheon to be ST. PATRICK’S. W. 83rd Ave. and LONG’S PEAK, Mass at Camp St. Malo, Prelate Addresses HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND MACHINERY MOVING Pecos, 6. 7:30, 9. 10:30, and 12. 10, June; 8 and 10, July and August. ST. PHILOMENA’S, E. 14th Ava. and held at St. Elizabeth’s school so­ LOS CERRITOS. 10:80, first Sunday cial rooms Thursday, Aug. 15, was Detroit, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, and 12. Holy only. the chief topic of discussion at a days, 6, 7, 8, and 9. LOUISVILLE, 7 and 9. 19:89 for Union Convention ST. ROSE OF LIMA’S, S. Navajo and W. Spanish people. COLFAX MARKET meeting of the society Tuesday Nevada. 8 and 10. LOVELAND, 8:30. afternoon, Aug. 6. The date se­ ST. THERESE’S, 9606 E. 14th Ave. COLFAX AT COLFAX AT REQUIESCANT MANCOS, 9 JO, second and fourth Sun­ The Very Rev. John R. Mulroy, MARION lected being a holy day of obliga­ (Aurora), 7 and 9. days only. DOWNING THEODORE ST. VINCENT DE PAUL’S, E. Arizona director of Catholic Charities, de­ tion, arrangements a r e being MANITOU, June, 6:30 and 8:30; June IN PACE and S. Josephine, 6 :80, 8, 10, and 30 to September, 6 ;S0, 8 :80, and 9 :30. livered the opening address at the made to serve luncheon imme­ 11:30. Holy days, 6, 7, 8:30, and 9:30 Weekdays, 7:30. Weekifays, 7 and 8. international convention of the diately after the noonday Mass. MARSHALL, Mass at South Boulder, KxclBslTely ■ (Ith MRS. ELIZABETH M. HENDERSON. Mine, Mill, and Smelter Workers’ Attractive prizes wil} be offered COLORADO SPRINGS 7:30. first, third, and fifth Sundays; suid poaltry market. Send Your [HACKETHAL 1646 Pennsylvania. Wife of Frank F. CORPUS CHRISTI, 2830 N. Cascade. 9, second and fourth Sundays. union in Denver Monday, Aug. 5. Everything Henderson, mother of Mrs. Mae Sheya to those attending, along with a Free delivery 7:30 and 9:30. MATHESON, 9:16, second Sunday; 10, Monsignor Mulroy denounced the Friends and Jack Henderson, sister of Mrs. pleasant afternoon’s entertain GLOCKNER SANATORIUM, 2200 N. fourth Sunday. Under the TAbor 1776 Mayme Reynolds, Mrs. Lillian Funai, policy of requiring all WPA work Air Conditioned ment. The officers of the society Tejon, 6 and 7 :30. MePHEE, 8, first and third Sundays COLORADO Mrs. Genevieve Evans, and Mrs. Loretta SACRED HEART. 2026 W. Colorado only. ers to be citizens of the United Sea Neubler. Mrs. Henderson. 59, died Taes* will act as hostesses for the occa­ Ave.. 8, 10. and 11:30. MEAD, 7 :30, first, third, and fifth Sun­ MOUNTAIN day in Mercy hospital. She was born in States. MORTUARY sion. A social hour followed the ST. FRANCIS’ HOSPITAL, 6:46 and 8 days; 9, second and fourth Sundays. At TROUT. Cleveland, O., and received her educa> meeting. Weekdays, 6:46. MEEKER, 12, second Sunday only, “ I hope you don’t make the mis tion in Chicago. In 1901 she married ST. M ARY’S, 26 W. Kiowa, 6, 7, 8. 11, BRUNOS 1449-51 Kalamath St MONTE VISTA, 7 and 9. take of one other CTeat group,” SHIPPED ANT- Frank Henderson, and shortly after the The Rev. Thaddeus Hall, 12 :10. Weekdays, 7 and 8. MONTROSE, 7 and 9. couple moved to Salt Lake City. They he said, “ a group that wants to F/SH’POUl-TR’ Phone MAin 4006 O.F.M., left Denver Thursday, ST. PAUL’S, Broadmoor. 7 and 9 :16. MONUMENT, fifth Sunday or last BRUNO’S WHERE IN U. 8. came to Denver five years ago. Requiem Wednesday only. question a man’s citizenship at a Mass is being offered Friday at 10 in the Aug. 8, to visit his mother, who is PUEBLO OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL, 421 Clark, MORLEY (Raton pass), 7 JO and 9. time when he is hungry. We must, Cathedral. Interment Mt« Olivet. W. P. seriously ill in the East. fourth Sunday only. Horan & Son service. 7, 8, and 9:30. as Christian citizens, give help to One of the clergy staff will as­ SACRED HEART ORPHANAGE, Sprague MT. HARRIS, 9:80, third Sunday, In ANNA B. KEHOE, 1288 S. Josephine. sist at Brush each Sunday in school building. those in distress regardless of race, Aunt o f Mrs. R. M. Anderson, Mrs. W. D. Ave., 6:80. From their California Novitiato the August and also on the Feast of SACRED HEART, 11th and Grand, 6, 7, NEDERLAND, 8, July and August. creed, or nationality. Christian Brothers send yon ten superb Miles & Dryer Reck, and Marjorie Kehoe, and sister of NEWCASTLE, 11, first Sunday only. CLARK’S FLOWERS John Kehoe, Washington, Ind. Miss the Assumption. • and 9. “ All men are entitled, before winrs. The Brothers maintain St. ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA’S, 221 CUrk, NORWOOD, 8, last Wednesday only. Mary’i Collexs and other schools Kehoe, 81, a long-time resident of Den­ The Legion of Mary unit of St. NUCLA, 9, last Thursday only. God and under the Constitution, if ver, died in St. Anthony's hospital Fri­ 7 and 9. thronsh the sals of their crest wine. Artistic Funeral Sprays Printing Go. Elizabeth’s held its regular meet­ ST. FRANCIS XAVIER’S, Logan and OAK CREEK, 9 :S0, fourth Sunday, in interpreted correctly, to the right day. Aug. 2. following a ten-day illness. Hosking’s funeral chapel. Born in Washington, Ind., she came to ing Wednesday evening, Aug. 7 Fine, 6. 8, and 10. to work. The WPA has mistaken Cut Flowers - Corsages Wheel Tieketi for ST. LEANDER’S, 1401 E. 6th, 7 and 9 ORDW AY, 8, first Sunday; 9, other Sun PAUL’S Denver 80 years ago. Requiem Mass A report of the recent curia meet- days. the true principles of justice and was offered Monday at 9 in St. Vincent Weekdays, 7. KE. 4875 Free Delivery FREE DELIVERY TA. 3662 Bazaar* and Carnivals ing was read, and new business ST. M ARY’S, 326 Clark, 6, 7:80, and 9. ORTIZ, 10, fourth Sunday only. charity before God.” de Paul’s church. Interment Mt. Olivet. OURAY, 8 ;80 first, second, and fifth W. P. Horan A Son service. was discussed. ST. PATRICK’S, 226 Michigan, 6. 7:80, 10:80, and 11:80. Sundays; 11 ;30 third and fourth Sundays. Catholic Work Our MRS. FRANCES B. KILLILEA, 225 S The Rev. Owen Leary, O.F.M., PAGOSA SPRINGS, first Sunday only. Sherman. Funeral services and inter­ EILER CHAPEL. 217 E. Mesa. 6. a member of the New York mis­ OTHER STATE CHURCHES PALISADE, 7. Fr. Sehnlie to Conduct Specialty ment in Indianapolis, Ind. W. P. Horan PAONIA. 8:80. & Son service. sion band, is conducting a retreat AGUILAR, 7 and 9, second and fourth Sundays only. PARKER, first Sunday only, 9, June, JOSIE McNAMARA, 8249 W. Fairview for the sisters at St. Agnes’ acad- August, and October; 11, July and Lay Retreat Aug. 22-25 LOOP MARKET 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. AKRON, 10:30, first and third Sundays; place. Requiem Mass was offered Tues­ emy in Alliance, Nebr. He will September. day at 9 in Holy Ghost church. Inter­ 8, second, fourth, and fifth Sundays. PEACEFUL VALLEY, Mass at Camp St. FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE come to Denver soon to open the ALAMOSA, 6, 7:30, and 9:80. KEystone 6348, 6349 ment Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan A Son Halo, 10, June; 8 and 10, July and ALLENSPARK, Mass at Camp St. Malo, Free Parking With Purchase of 50c or More at 1429 Lawrence service. annual retreat for the sisters at August. Mass at Nederland, 8, July By popular request the Rev. MRS. CATHERINE NADORFF, 26U Marycrest novitiate. 10. June; 8 and 10, July and August. ALLISON, fourth Sunday only. and August. Theodore J. Schulte, S.J., of Regis Birch. Wife of Henry Nadorff, mother PEETZ, 7:80 and 9:80. Sister M. Boniface has returned ANTONITO, 7 and 8:80. college will conduct the fourth of Mary, Henry, Paul, Frances, and Cath­ PLATTEVILLE, 9:80, first Sunday; 8 JO ARVADA. 8. erine Nadorff. Mrs. Nadorff. 69, died to Denver after her recent opera­ other Sundays. and final summer exercises spon­ Thursday night. Aug. 1. in SL Joseph’s tion at Alliance, Nebr., and is at ASPEN, 7 and 8 :30. Last Sunday. Mass RAMAH, 9:16, first and fifth Sundays; sored by the Regis Laymen’s Re­ SOLES at 8 :30. hospital of a heart ailment. Requiem 11, third Sunday. Hartford-Alcora Mass was offered Saturday, Aug. 8, in present convalescing at St. Eliza­ AURORA. 7 and 9. treat league Aug. 22 to 25 at the Men’s, Women’s, and RED CLIFF, 9, fourth Sunday only. Children’s Half Solesj Blessed Sacrament church. Interment beth’s convent, of which she is the AVONDALE, 11, fourth Sunday only. RICO, 10, fifth Sunday only, Jesuit school. Father Schulte has BAILEY, Chapel of Mesdames of Sacred Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan A Son service. mother superior. Sister M. Esther, RIFLE, 9, first Sunday o^y. long been identified with the re­ Mortuary GERARDO GARRAMONE, 8410 Pecos. Heart open to puhlie, 7 and 8 :80 Sun­ Loop Shoe 3 7 ROCKY FORD. 7 and 9, June and July; also of St. Elizabeth’s convent, is days in July and August. treat movement ip Denver and has Husband of Mrs. Madeline Garramone, 8, August. REPAIR SHOP still at Alliance, where she went BASALT, 10:30, last Sunday only. father of Mrs. Mary Tayler, Mrs. Clara ROGOEN, 8, June and A ugust; 13, July, established a large following of Loap Market. Lawrenc* 8tr*«t Sid* BEULAH, 10. 620 E. Colfax KE. 2779 Peraro, Mrs. George Garramone, and John to make her retreat. Sister M. ROMEO, 8, first Sunday only. retreatants. Reservations for this Garramone. Mr. Garramone, 65, died BOULDER. 6. 7:30, and 9. Weekdays, T. ROUSE, 9, first and third Sundays only. Agmesine w a s visited by her BRANDON, 10:30, first Sunday only. last session are nearly complete, Sunday in Los Angeles, where he was brother, Joseph Hargarden, a stu­ SALIDA. 7 and 9. visiting relatives. Born in Italy, he BRECKENRIDGE. 8:30, second Sunday SALT CREEK, 10:30, first Sunday only. according to the Rev. Bernard J. THRIFT BLEND Loop Beauty Shop only. came to the United States and Denver dent at St. John’s seminary. Little SAN ACACIO (Old-Town), 9:30. fourth Murray, S.J., director. He urges 15lh and Lawrence— Room 19 Call a 35 years ago. A fter operating a fruit Rock, Ark. BRIGGSDALE, 8, eecond Saturday of Sunday only. and vegetable route in the Capitol Hill month only. that men desiring to attend make Roasted Fresh Daily Above Loop Market The Rev. Crespin Pfirrman, SAN ANTONIO, 8. fourth Sunday only. their registration immediately. district for SO years, he retired in 1985. BRIGHTON. 7 and 9 :30. 8 :16 for Spanish SAN FRANCISCO, 9. third Sunday: 9:30, SPECIAL: $ 3 .5 0 machineless perman­ O.F.M., is expected to arrive at people only. Good coffee at Requiem Mass is being offered Friday at fifth Sunday. The exercises Aug. 1 to 4 in ZOI\E CAB 10 in *Our Lady of Mt. Carmel church. BRISTOL, 8, first, third, and fifth Sun­ ent w a v e...... $ 2 .5 0 St. Elizabeth’s in the early part SAN LUIS, 7 and 10 ;80. days; 10, second and fourth Sundays. charge of the Rev. John W. Mad- a new low thrift price Boulevard service. SAN MALO. See Allenspark. Bring this ad. Phone TA. 8088 for A U in 7 1 7 1 of September, and will take over BROOKSIDE. 8. LOUIS DE LA ROSA, Denver. Hus­ SAN PEDRO Y SAN PABLO, 9. first digan, S.J., of St. Joseph’s church, Appointment. Prompt. CoortcoDi Serrlco his new assignment as spiritual BRUSH. 8:80 ancj 10, first, third, and band of Mrs. Gladys de la Rosa. Serv­ Sunday; 9:30, second Sunday; 10:30, St. Louis, Mo., were attended by CHEAPER RATES ices and interment were held in Scotts director of the Third Order of St. fifth Sundays: 8:80, second and fourth Sundays. other Sundays. 39 from Nebraska and Colorado. The firms listed here de­ CLEAN NEW CABS bluff, Nebr. Boulevard service. SAN RAFAEL, 8, third Sunday only. Francis. In the recent provincial BUENA VISTA. 9. first and third Sun­ MRS. HELEN M. FELLOWS. 615 SANTA MARIA, 7 JO and 10. 1 3 t ’ z K serve to be remembered appointments received from New days. Pennsylvania. Wife of Charles W. Fcl SEGUNDO. 8 and 10, first Sunday only. BURLINGTON, 9:30, first, third, and FOUNDED BY M. T. HURRAY lows, mother of Joseph C. Fellows. Re York, the Rev. Anthony Fox, SHERIDAN, 9. when you are distributing fifth Sundays; 7 ;S0, second and fourth Buy at the SPRAY*S quiem Mass will be offered Saturday at SILVER PLUME, Mass at Georgetown, 9 DOYLE’S O.F.M., who has been a member Sundays. 9 in St. John the Evangelist’s church SILVERTON. 11:80. first and fifth Sun­ your patronage in the dif­ of the Denver friary for the past CALHAN, 11, first and fifth Sundays Boulevard sercice. days; 8:30, third Sunday. STO RE in this Market 9 ;16, third Sunday. PHARMACY ALBERT A. ALUISI. Derby. Husband two years, has been assigned to SOMERSET. 10:30. ferent lines of business. CAMP ST. MALO, 10, Jjine; 8 and 16, of Mrs. Mary C. Aluisi, son of Mrs. Mary the Franciscan mission band, but SOPRIS, 7:30 and 9. second Sunday only. Tht Particular Dmgylst Johnson, brother of Carl Aluisi and July and August, will for the present retain his resi­ CANON CITY, St. Michael’s, 7:30, 8:80 SOUTH BOULDER, 7:80, first, third, and 17TH AVE. AND GRANT Robert Johnson. Mr. Aluisi, 35, a native fifth Sundays; 9, se.ond and fourth and 10:30. Holy days, 6:30 and 8 of Colorado, died in St. Joseph’s hospital dence in Denver. Sundays. KE. S9S7 FREE DELIVERY Weekdays, 8 :S0. Holy Cross abbey Fri(iay, Aug. 2. Requiem Mass was SPRINGFIELD, 10:30, fourth Sunday 6 and 7:16. offered Monday at 9:30 in the Cathe­ only. PALMER FLOWERS CAPULIN, 6:30 and 10:30. dral. Interment Mt. Olivet. Olinger Pastor of Pennsylvania STARBUCK, Mass tt Evergreen, 10. CASCADE, June 16, 9:30; from July 21 service. STARKVILLE. 7 JO and 9, third Sunday Loop Mkt. Free Delivery K E . 6 0 1 0 8 ;S0 and 9 ;30. JAMES R. CALLAHAN, 2811 Clay. Parish for 33 Years Dies only. Groceries • Meats • Bakery CASTLE ROCK, 9, July and September ALTAR BREADS Son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Callahan, STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, 7:80, first, 11, June, August, and October. ’ WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW' ’-W-V'd brother of Coletta Callahan, and grand­ third, and fourth Sundays; 7:30 and 9, MURRAY’S SEWING son of Mrs. Myrtle Calldhan. James, Phoenixville, Pa. — The Rev CEDAREDGE, 10, eecond Sunday only. fifth Sunday. ten years old. was drowned Sunday while James H. Gavin, pastor of St. CENTRAL CITY, 9:30. STERLING. St. Anthony’s, 6. 7 JO. 8 JO, SINCE 1882 CHAMA, 9 ;30, first and third Sundays CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING LfttU Girls’ Dresses, Evibroidery, playing in the South Platte river near and 10. Holy days, 6, 7. 8, and 9. Phoues CR. 1613.14-15 Monograming. Etc. 14th and Platte streets, Requiem Mass Mary’s church, died at the age of 10:30, second Sunday; 9, fourth and fifth Sundays. St. Benedict’s hospital, 6. West 32nd A Jnlian was offered Thursday at 9 in St. Domi­ 79. Father Glavin was born at STONEHAM, 8:80. CHEYENNE WELLS, 8:80. first, second, THE SISTERS OF THE nic’s church. Interment Mt, Olivet. Carrick-on-Suir, Ireland, coming to STRATTON, 7:80, first, third, and fifth third, and fourth Sundays; 10:80, GOOD SHEPHERD Olinger service. this country in 1880 to study for Sundays; 9:80, second and fourth Classified Ads MRS. ANNA MARIE DOHERTY. 1069 fifth Sunday. Sundays. the priesthood at St. Charles Bor- COKEDALE, 8 :30, first Sunday only. TELEPHONE PEARL 2411 Fox. Mother of Mrs. Cecelia Petrun, SUGAR CITY, 10. first Sunday only. CONEJOS. 10. Mrs. Ethel Kleewein, and John L. I. romeo’s seminary. Overbrook, Pa, SUPERIOR. 9, first, third, and fifth Sun­ It will pay you to read ALL of the following advertitement*. 4 Doherty, aunt of Bob and Bessie Langan, COPELAND LAKE, Mass at Camp St. days; 7 ;30, second and fourth Sundays. and sister of Tom and Joe Langan. Mrs. He was ordained in 1888 and after Malo, 10, June: 8 and 10, July and THE PUEBLO serving as instructor at the semi­ SWINK. 9. last Sunday of month only. Doherty, a resident of Denver for August. TELLURIDE, 11:30, second Sunday; J. T. Upton Renovating more than 50 years, died Sunday in nary he entered parochial work CRAIG. 9 :S0, every Sunday except first, lu Red Rocks Park PAINTING A PAPERING FURNACES AND GRATES CRESTED BUTTE, 7 and 8:30. 8.:S0. fourth Sunday. Mercy hospital. Born in New York city. He was pastor of St. Mary’s TERCIO, 9. fourth Sunday only. (60 million years old) Co. CRIPPLE CREEK, 8 or 9, alternate Sun­ FURNACES INSTALLED St REPAIRED Mrs. Doherty was brought to Denver TIOGA, 9, fourth Sunday only. Painting; and Papering reaaonablt. IS. T. when she was six years old and had lived church here for 33 years. days with Victor. H. H. York. 627 B. Exposition. PEiu’l 2218 TRINIDAD, Holy Trinity, 6, 7, 8. t. and Yeager. 87 W. Maple, Spruce 2964. PROMPT here ever since. Requiem Mass was CROOK, 8 or 10, alternate Sundays srith Luncbei, Dinners, 60c, 7$p, and $1.26 10:30. PERSONAL offered Wednesday at 9 :30 in St. Eliza­ Husband of Mrs. Vicenta Lopez, father Ilift. M t Trout Chicken, Steak MATTRESS RENOVATING PAINTING, HOUSE CLEANING of Beatrice, Johnnie, Annie, and Jo­ Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, 7 and 9. beth’s church. Interment Mt. Olivet. DEERTRAIL, 11, first, third, and fifth TROUTDALE, Mass at Evergreen, 10. REASONABLE sephine Lopez and Mrs. Cora Cruz, and Sundays. SPECIAL PRICE FOR LIMITED TIME Guaranteed painting, 40c an hour. Houm Olinger service. VICTOR. 8 or 9, alternate Sundays with CURIO SHOP SERVICE CHARLES N. HIGDON, Hawthorne. brother of OcliveS Lopez of Denver and DEL AGUA, 7 :80 and 9 ;30, first Sunday MATTRESSES CUSHIONED WITH cleaning, 86c. Jobt of any kind. With ref­ Cripple Creek. erences. GR. 6205. Calif., formerly of Denver. Father of Mrs. Kebecca Sandoval of Rocky Ford only. New Exhibit of Indian Arta QUAUTY INNER SPRINGS. NEW W. H. UPTON. Mrs. Mary L. Carmack of Hawthorne, Mr. Lopez. 46, died Saturday, Aug. 3. DEL NORTE. Holy Name of Mary VIGIL, 9, third Sunday only. COVERS, FELTED, CARDED, 65.46, Manmcrr Mrs. Agnes Montgomery, and Mrs. Emma in St. Joseph's hospital. He lived in church, 8 and 10. VINELAND, 9. ONE-DAY SERVICE MATTRESSES PRINTING VOLLMER, Spanish colony, 11, third ADMISSION FREE South of San Francisco; brother of Louis Trinidad until coining to Denver ten St. Joseph’s sanitarium, 6 ;30. RENOVATED NEW COVERS. 62.45. WE 765 Tejon Street Sunday. Visiting Cards* 50 for 75c* best quality. of Grinnell, la.: Hillary of Owensboro, years ago. Requiem Mass was offered DELTA, 7 and 9, first, third, fourth, and ALSO RECOVER STUDIO COUCHES. Wedding announcements, commercial print­ TAbor 5223 K y.: J’aul of Royal Oak, Mich.; Mrs. Tuesday at 9 in St. Cajetan's church WALSENBUBG. 6, 7:80, 8 JO, 9:46, and 10 Miies West of Denver MOUNTAIN STATES MATTRESS CO. fifth Sundays; 8, second Sunday. 11 ing. Wheel tickets always. We publish the Selia Jarboe and Miss Mattie Higdon of Interment Mt. Olivet. DOLORES, 16. first and third Sundays. . 216$ 16TH ST. TA. 9982. WARD, Mass at Gold Hill. 8 J6. or FREE Denver Street Guide. RODGERS Owensboro, Sister Mary Lawrence of Mt. THOMAS KENNEDY, 1684 E. 86th DURANG(), St. Columba’s, 7 and 9 Nederland, 8. PRINTING CO.* 511 14tb S t. KE. 4054. St. Clare college, Clinton. la .; Mrs. avenue. Mr. Kennedy, 68, a former Weekdays, 7 ;30. HOTELS WELBY, 6 and 8. James Devereau of Adair. la., and Mrs. mining equipment salesman, died Thurs­ Sacred Heart, 7 :80 and 9 :86. WELDON A, 8 JO. first Snnday; 16, other NEWHOUSE HOTEL IRONING, ODD JOBS T. J. Drury of Chicago. Mr. Higdon. 77, day, Aug. 1, in a Denver hdspital of EAST LAKE. 9. Sundays. IN THE SHADOW of Colorado’a bean- retired Denver policeman who moved to cerebral hemorrhage. Requiem Mass was Work by the hour. Excellent ironer. 25e an EATON (Spanish), 12, second Sunday WESTCLIFFE, 8, first and fourth Sun­ tiful eapitoL Oolfax at Grant, Denver. California three years ago, died at his offered Monday at 9 in Annunciation only. hour and car fare. GR. 6205. JOE church. Interment Mt. Olivet. days: 10, second, third, and fifth Sun­ Colo. home in Hawthorne efter an illness of a EDGEWATER, 7 and 9. Weekdays. 7 :86. f/ / o r Qudlity \ month. Requiem Mass was offered Sat­ MRS. HAZEL McKENNA SMITH days. PHOTOGRAPHS ELBERT, fourth Sunday only; 9, June WESTON, 9, second Sunday only, Zinc Etchings CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS’ HOME. urday. Aug. 8. in St. Mary Magdalene’s Glendale, Calif., formerly of Denver. and August; 11, July and September. WIGGINS. 10. fifth Sunday only. Color PIdtes - Hair Tones 1772 Grant Pleasant homt for girli. The Anderson Photograph Studio, 1296 church, Edgewater. Interment Mt. Olivet. Daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Robert Me ELDORADO SPRINGS. Mass at Sopth WRAY, 9 JO. Holy days, 9. 16th St. Corner Lawrence. Phone MAin Olinger service. Kenna of 1612 Pearl street, wife of Boulder, 7 ;30, first, third, and fifth YUMA, 8, first and third Sundays: 10:86, HOME FOR SALE 1373. MRS. KATIE SEIWALD, 3817 W. 30fh Melvin Smith, and sister of Robert Mc­ Sundays; 9. second and fourth Sun­ KEATING’S second, fourth, and fifth Sundays. S. Joaepbine St.. 6 rooms, full finished avenue. Mother of John A., Edward, Kenna. Mrs. Smith, 31, died Tuesday in days. Seeleman-Ehre^ FOR SALE and William Seiwald. Mrs. F. V . O’ Brien, Los Angeles after an operation. Born ELIZABETH, second Sunday only; basement den, laundry room, gas h.w. best Gloss to church, schools. 64,090. and Mrs. Margaret Evans. Mrs. Seiwald, here in 1909, Mrs. Smith attended St. June, August, and October; 11. July Photo €ngim)evs Equity 6 room bungalow. Close to St. Vin­ P E 8782. 1619 Tremont St. 75, an early-day resident of Denver, died Joseph’s school. Five years ago she and September. cent de Paul Church. Owner 1218 So. moved to Glendale, where she married. OLINGERS Pharmacy Friday, Aug. 2. Born in Eudora, Kans., EMPIRE, Mass at Georgetown, 9, DRUG STORES Clayton. SP. 7841. DRAUGHT BFER Mrs. Seiwald came to Denver 56 Funeral services and interment were held ENGLEWOOD, 6; 8. and 10. By owner, 11 room apartment house, fur­ years ago with her husband, John in Glendale. ERIE, 9, first, third, and fifth Sundays Outside City Limits HUTCHINSON’S PHARMACY MIXED DRINKS Seiwald, who died 15 years ago. Requiem 7 :80, second and fourth Sundays. nished. Across from St. Francis de Sales' NO SPECIAL TAX ON TOBACCO Your Nsborhood Druggist Church. Must sell quickly. Income $199 a Mass was offered Monday at 9 in St. ROBERT A. MacKENZIE ESPINOZA, 10:80, third Snnday only. Phone SPruce 9588 799 So, Pearl Netcly Decorated Dominic’s church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Robert A. MacKenzie, 67 years old, a ESTES PARK, 7:30 and 9:80. No week AND CIGARETTES month. 277 So. Sherman, PE. 5888. Olinger service. special agent for the Knights of Colum­ day Masses until further notice. Your business U JAMES HUTCHINSON MRS. SARAH VILLA, 2319 Curtis. 3020 W . Alameda SITUATION WANTED bus for the past 16 years and father of EVERGREEN. 8 and 10. appreciated here. FREE INFORMATION Mother of Mrs. Jennie Grajeda and Robert "Sarge” MacKenzie, Regis col-, FAIRPLAY. 9. Hotel elerk-steno. Know transcript. Good Crecencio Martinez. Requiem Mass was lege's head football coach, died Tues­ FLEMING, 7 and 9. CIVIL SERVICE INFORMATION FREE personality. Age 38. Experienced Colorado The Best in offered Saturday, Aug. 8, at 8 in Sacred day night, Aug. 6, in an Albuquerque, FLORENCE, 7 and f. Weekdays, 7 JO, Delmar Institute, 696 Tabor Bldg., Danvtr. and California. Box 69-X. The Register. Heart church. Interment Mt. Olivet. N. Mcx., hospital. He became ill on FORT COLLINS, St. Joseph’ s, 6:30 and 9 MA. 9836. Olinger service. Aug. 1 while making his customary visit Holy Family (Spanish). 8 and 10. It’s Your Right to Know . . . A Good wom^n for cleaning, laundry. $1.90 Used MRS. KATHRYN MONTGOMERY, day, carfare. MA. 2468. to the Albuquerque K. of C. council. FORT GARLAND, 9, second Sunday You have « right to know about funeral FURNACES. SHEET METAL 186 W. 3rd avenue. Sister of Julia A., Mr. MacKenzie, as a special agent for only. cosU. And you CAN learn about thia Thomas E., and Michael H. Quigley and Furniture the Knights of Columbus national or­ FORT LOGAN, 8:80, first Sunday; 9:30 ■eldom discussed subject . . . right now Sharp Brot. Furnace and Sheet Metal. HELP WANTED Mrs. Helen Cratte of Denver and John ganization, served primarily as a contact other Sundays. . . . before grief visits your home. You’ll J. Quigley of Hastings, Minn. Funeral Furnaces cleaned and repaired. Chimney A girl for general housework. Care for cliil- ALSO NEW man and as an adviser to officers of the FORT LUFTON. 8:80, first Sunday: 9:80 find all our services plainly 'priced—and stacks, gutters. 1421 Blake. KE. 1922. services and interment are being held various councils. He traveled exten­ other Sundays. ymi’ll find that we will d o , or say ab­ dren. $6.99 wk. Stay nights. Apply Cottag* Cash or Credit Friday in Hot Springs, S. Dak. George sively and visited in Denver at least once FORT LYON, 7. solutely nothing to influence your judg­ Employment Service, 2223 Stout St, P. Hackethal service. REAL ESTATE , 18SS in every 12 or 14 months. He was FORT MORGAN. 7 ;30 and 9. ment. You make the choice you most ad­ W ALTER A. SWEENEY, 410 E. 17th widely known in K. of C. work, having FOUNTAIN, 10. first and third Sundays, mire and can best afford. Want property listing near Catholic ROOM FOR RENT A FULL LINE OF avenue. Son o f Thomas J. Sweeney, been a past state deputy of the state of FRAZER, Mass at Maryval* camp, Regardlfsi of price* yoa'll find all onr serv­ churchei and schools. Call W. Sehrodt, SP. Catholic young man or woman, employed, OFFICE FURNITURE brother of Mrs. William Baumgartner, California and past grand knight of his Cozzen's Ranch chapel, 8. ices COMPLETE with fins appointments* 7662. home privileges, St. Francis de ^ le s par­ Denver, and George Sweeney of New council in San Francisco. For many FREDERICK, 9, first, third, and fifth We rent Folding Chairs, Card and ish. Phone PE. 9743. York. Requiem Mass was offered Tues­ years he was active in ceremonial work. Sundays; 7:30, second and fourth Sun VACUUM CLEANERS Banquet Tables, Dishes, Silver­ day at 9 in the Cathedral. Interment Prior to accepting the work of special days. Geo. P. Hackethal REPAIRED MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ware, anything in stock. Mt. Olivet. George P. Hackethal serviqp. agent, Mr. MacKenzie was in the theatri­ FRUITA, 9. FUNERAL DIRECTOR JULIA HORTER, Denver. Requiem cal business. GARDNER. 7 and 9. Established 1888 1246 Acoma TAbor 1656 Quality work. Vacuum cleaners and carpet Reconditioned pianoa, plarert, granda, Mass was offered Tuesday at 9 in Sacred Surviving also arc his wife and two GEORGETOWN, 9. sweepers oiled, cleaned, and repaired. Call organs (pipe and reed), orchestnl instru­ PHONE KEYSTONE 4852 Heart church. Interment Mt. Olivet. daughters of San Francisco. The body GILCREST, 11, stcond and fourth Ban- and delivery service, 1946 Washington, CH. ments. T. R. Walktr, 236 Broadway, SP. OPEN FROM I A. H. TO I P. M. JOS£ F, LOPEZ, 2564 W. 10th avenue. was taken to San Francisco, daya- 2448. 7864k

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