TEN GIRLS LEAVE TO BECOME BENEDICTINE SISTERS : R E N I H E CATHOIIC ART FIVE MOKE F R i CANON QTY ^ SEEN» BY ACADEMY TAKE VOWS IN O K ‘S A N M ’ OF SPANISH PADRES AT CEREMONIES IN CHICAGO Chappell House Exhibits Recall Church’s Work Unusual Record of Vocations From St. Scho- for Culture Am6ng Her lastica Academy of the Royal Gorge People Is Reported

A (By Millard F. Everett) Within the past few days ten Colorado girls have left for Alike in Catholic feeling and religious expression and The National Catholic Welfare Conference Newt Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register and The Register. the motherhouse of the Benedictine Sisters of Chicago, where produced at approximately the same time, in other particulars We Have Also Our Own Extensive Special Service, the 1C of C. Service, the Central Verein Service, the they intend to enter the novitiate. there could hardly be a greater contrast than that shown be­ Fides Service and the California Catholic Press Service Lorraine Schmitt of Canon City, Mary Ball of Denver, tween two types of art exhibited at the Denver Art museum, Louise Erlandson and Estelle Valdez of Alamosa left Canon Chappell house, Ithe last two weeks. A collection of old VOL. XXVII. No. 3. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, SEPT. 3, 1931. $2.00 PER YEAR City for Cliicago August 23. Pauline and Catherine Frede, masters and tapeistries from the Paul & Long galleries. New also of Alamosa; Mary Jane Cornelia of Florence and Anna York, featured especially two pictures of the Madonna and Rohrer of Pueblo followed August 30. Alma Trainhaile and Child, one of Italian and one of Flemish work, and a tapestry Leaders at Los Angeles’ 150th Birthday Elizabeth Lucius of Canon City, who have attended St. depicting a procession of the Medici, once in possession of the Scholastica School for Girls, Chicago, have made arrangements Vatican, along with panels of a nun’s delicate needlepoint em­ to enter the novitiate September 8. broidery on what was once part of a cope or chasuble. This, Five graduates of St. Scholastica work, representing the Renaissance at its height, is strikingly It was just a trifle ghastly to read of the Royal Gorge were among those wm a few days ago that Judge Ben Lind­ who took vows in the Benedictine or­ different in treatment from the museum’s permanent collection sey was near death and then, a few der at the August profession in Chi­ of “ Santos” and “ Bultos,” sacred images and statues produced hours afterward, to see a syndicated cago. Sister Miriam, formerly Helen by the early missionaries in the Southwest and natives taught newspaper article in which he came Russell of. Trinidad; Sister Charlotte, by them. The latter work, seemingly rather crude at first to the valiant defense of the Reno formerly Evelyn Welch of Steamboat divorce mill, with the pretense that Springs, and Sister Mary Grace, for­ glance, represents an intensity of religious feeling that was it helps family life to give people merly (Catherine Patterson of Lead- to find another expression in the organization of the “ Peni- their ^“ freedom' in order that they ville, made perpetual vows. Sister tentes.” It formed the beginning of an entirely new culture, X may marry once more. We heard M. Cornelfa, formerly Harriet Scott one in many respects distinctively American, that is a valuable again this week that the little judge’s of Pueblo, and Sister M. Eileen, for­ glib defense of neo-pagan standards merly Mary Tangney of Chicago, contribution to the art of this country. is working havoc among the non- both of the class of '29, made their The exhibition of tapestries and Catholics in Germany. first or simple vows. Two prominent members of the paintings, which ended at the mu­ hierarchy, who now head dioceses of If seum this week, was brought here by Merle Thorpe, editor of The Na­ tion’s Business, published in Wash­ their own, ■ but who in years past Capton M. Paul of the Paul & Long were high officials under -famous galleries. New York, and represents ington, D. C., ha* been lecturing in Denver and getting plenty of atten­ Archbishops, were Denver visitors parts of collections owned by royal R[GIS COLLEGE TOthis week. The Most Rev. Edward F. and noble families of Europe. Mr. tion because he is a brilliant writer. Mr. Thorpe, however, is. not repre­ Hoban, D.D., Bishop of Rockford, Paul had an exceptional opportunity was here Monday, on his way back to acquire these masterpieces by sentative of sound'economic thought. He is an out-and-out spokesman for East, after visiting in California and virtue of the fact that he is the son Nevada. The Most Rev. Thomas A. of the late Dr. Michael Dogolevitch, big business and showed his hand RESOME EVEIG Welch, D.D., Bishop of Duluth, was personal physician to the late Czar when he declared this week that “ too much dependence has been placed on here from Monday . to Wednesday, Nicholas of Russia. The entire ex Hi* Excellency the Mo*t Rev. Pietro Fuma*oni-Biondi, Apo*toIic Dele­ when he left with Bishop Vehr to hibit is valued at about $1,000,000 governmental assistance and failure gate to the United States, and the Most Rev. John J. Cantwell, Bishop has been the result in most eases.” attend the great celebration Sunday Christian Brothers Will Arrive It is to be disposed of to private col of Los Angeles and San Diego, who will be distinguished figures at CLASSES SEPT. opening the one hundred and fiftieth It has been noticeable lately that 21 lectors and museums in this country anniversary of Los Angeles, Cali­ in Diocese Next the ceremonies marking the ISOth anniversary of the founding of the various spokesmen for the high fi­ Regis College will begin its third This is the first time it has been ex fornia. He and Bishop Vehr will re­ city of Los Angeles, Calif. The Apostolic Delegate will be celebrant nancial powers are trying to create year of evening classes on Septem­ Monday hibited west of New York, and Den turn to Denver about Wednesday, of a Solemn Pontifical Mass to be sung in the Los Angeles municipal a prejudice against governmental ber 21. Registration will be. held on ver people had a wonderful oppor September 9. Word has been received that the stadium Sunday, September 6, at which more than 100,000 persons are bond issues for the creation of September 18 and 19. Courses will tunity to see some real art in its stay expected to attend. Bishop Cantwell has taken a very active interest in Bishop Hoban, who was ordained in following Sisters of the Precious here. employment or anythiftg of the kind be offered in the departments of Blood will arrive here to found the the sesquicentennial celebrations and has received the co-operation of that might bring Heavier taxation to accounting, biology, drawing, eco­ 1903, became Auxiliary Bishop of community that will take charge of Old Master* Included citizens of the city and state regardless of creed.— (Photos by Harris & the very wealthy. Mr. Thorpe give* nomics, English, French, mathe­ Chicago in 1921 and Bishop of Rock­ the domestic work at the Episcopal The old masters included paintings Ewing and Boye) the Pollyanna advice that “ fear and matics, philosophy, physics, psychol­ ford in L928. Bishop Welch, ordained residence, 1536 Logan: Rev. Mother by Gainsborough, Romney, Reynolds hesitation should be thrown aside” ogy, religion and Spanish. All lec­ in 1909, was consecrated Bishop of M. Agreda, superior general of the and others, but of most interest to and that “ each business man should tures and laboratories will be con­ Duluth in 1926. He was closely af­ community, who is coming to establish Catholics were the Madonnas by Fra reach out to obtain new business in­ ducted at the college at 7:30 o’clock filiated with two famous Archbishops the new convent; Sister Ursula, Sister Fillipo Lippi and the Master .of CHURCH IN CHINA GROWING, stead of waiting for something to in the evening. of St. Paul— Ireland and Dowling. Dolores and Sister Mary Ann, who Bruges. The beauty of the colors in happen.” Brother C. Arechaga, S.J., who is He was secretary to Archbishop Ire­ will remain here. The sisters are ex­ these paintings is a feature especially . The advice is not had for that known to many generations of stu­ land, 1910 to 1919, and Chancellor pected to arrive in the early part noticeable. Lippi played a part of PRIEST VISITING HERE SAYS type of mind that needs constant dents at Regis college, left on of the archdiocese, 1918 to 1923. He of next week. Mrs. Lucy Christensen, the utmost importance in the evolu­ stimulants in order to keep at work, September 4 for St. Stanislaus sem­ also served as Vicar General of the who was housekeeper for Bishop J. tion of the Renaissance and has been but it is simply absurd to think that inary, Florissant, Missouri. archdiocese. Bishop Hoban, after Father Cairns, M.M., Tells of Thrilling Experiences as “ Guest” serving from 1909 to 1921 as Chan­ Henry Tihen and who has been acting called the incarnation of the invinci­ of Bandits in Kwang Hoi the present world-wide depression Father John Gibbons, S.J., ad­ for Bishop Vehr pending the arrival ble naturalness of this period. His can be cured by methods Coue tried dressed the St. Vincent’s Aid society cellor of the Archdiocese of Chicago, of the nuns, will go to the Holy Ghost power springs exactly from this at­ a few years ago in treating physical last Tuesday. was consecrated Auxiliary Bishop rectory. The motherhouse of the titude of instinct and spontaneity In spite of personal experiences The country is well united and ailments. We advise Mr. Thorpe and the Rev. Joseph Reith, SJ,, and and Served under Cardinal Mundelein (Continued on Page 12) (Continued on Page 9) with the bandits in China, having fairly peaceful, he says, and the oc­ those he represents to study the. re­ (Continued o-n Page 12) (Continued oh Page 9) been at one time held for three days casional revolutions are rather pica­ cent Papal Encyclical on Labor. by them and mistaken for a bandit yune affairs, entirely too small to They have their choice of accepting leader by other Chinese, and the merit the exaggerated reports given that or Bolshevism. If the depres­ Schools Ready for Banner Year widespread publicity accorded their them. While the story of the recent sion continues indefinitely, they will BISHOP URGES K. OF C. TO AID actions, the Rev. Robert J. Cairns, flood in Northern China as given in see our prophecy come trim; and M.M., visiting in Denver after ten press dispatches is probably true in everybody who is not blinded by per­ With Classes Resuming Tuesday years’ work in China, declares that most respects, reports of millions sonal selfishness knows that it is CAUSE OF ^ H O U C EDUCATION China politically is in a better shape being homeless Father Cairns charac­ true. at present than at any time since terized as merely “ sensational” news. (Continued on Page 4) In tune with a nation-wide drive high schools are among those to ex­ the establishment of the republic in The floods are only of a few days’ To Be Sponsor for Ocfober Class; Denver Council to Stage for mope Catholic children in the pand their curriculum. Father Mark 1911. The work of the Church, while duration and, while there might be Shelter Home Benefit, Catholic schools— a campaign which Lappen, pastor of Holy Fapiily, and not spectacular, is steadily going a great deal of famine in that part his two assistants will teach Latin has brought forth pastoral letters forward, he says, and there are four df the country, people go right back “ Get behind the Catholic schools, tered upon the question, “ Are we dif­ from Bishops all over the country and religion in his school. The pas­ CIBISTICIEJ conversions to (Catholicism made to to their homes in a few days. In the stay behind them and aid them in ferent frojn other men?” Because of tor, himself, may conduct a French and which has been the occasion for every one to Protestant denomina­ section of the country in which he the spirituality of the C!hurch, un­ class, which is expected to prove every way possible.” This was the editorials in virtually every Catholic tions in spite of the millions that has been stationed, the people, while compromising as to principle, un­ opular. Two Loretto nuns have message which Bishop Urban J. Vehr publication in the United States— I^otestants have been pouring, into oor, are not destitute and have not drove home to the members of the wavering in the teaching of the law Denver’s parochial schools and the Eeen added to take care of the in­ the work. Thgre are 2,500,000. Cath­ Eeen in dire want in the ten years he crease in the grade school enroll­ Knights of Columbus in a stirring of Christ Himself, the members of two colleges, Loretto Heights and olics in China and the work of es­ has been there. the Church are vastly different, as ment there. Sacred Heart high address delivered at the meeting of Regis, this week have completed tablishing a native hierarchy, is pro­ He pays especial tribute to the Denver council Tuesday night. The far apart as the North and South school will use three Jesuits ofi the preparations for a banner year. gressing very satisfactorily. There Chinese as being very kind to meeting, which was marked by an poles. Dr. Vehr pointed to the faculty. In addition to religion and (Classes in the high schools and are now fourteen native Bishops in strangers, friendly and goodnatured enthusiasm which’ augurs well for the alarming figures which are being re­ public speaking, the priests also will grade schools will be resumed China, more than 1,000 native priests and quite industriaus. They are Jesus Christ is a leader who has success of the Denver knights! activ­ corded today in juvenile delinquency, offer a preliminary course in ethics throughout the state on Tuesday, in and considerably over 2,000 native called the most hospitable people in transcended, in charm, dreams of ities in the coming year, was a rec­ and declared that the, youth of to­ keeping with a unified school sched­ which will be exhaustive enough to nuns. There are five regional sem­ the world by people who are widely day is showjng such contempt of be of valuable assistance to those conquest, certainty of victory and ord one from an attendance stand­ ule published by the Most Rev. Urban inaries. (Continued on Page 11) democracy, all the great heroes of point, at least in recent years. Ap­ nature and nature’s God only be­ students who do not contemplate a J. Vehr, Bishop of Denver^ And as a proximately 350 members of the or­ cause the foundation of life is too higher education. St Mary’s acad­ history— Alexander the Great, Han­ result of Bishop Vehr’s le"er of last nibal, Caesar, Joan of Arc, Napoleon der turned out to greet Denver's, hew often built upon the qqicksands of a emy, in keeping with its reputation Sunday, pastors are expecting more Bonaparte— the Rev. John A. Mc- Bishop, and they were well repaid philosophy which has no better than the normal increase in enroll­ of cultural education for girls, will K. of C. Deputies to Meet Sept. 13; Clorey, S.J., declared last Sunday in by the strong charge which His Ex­ foundation itself. offer conversational French to the pri­ ment. Without the aid of advance the course of an address in the cellency delivered to them. mary as well as to the intermediate The BUhop had another message enrollment, figures are impossible. “ Catholic Hour,” broadcast over a The Bishop, after having, pointed for the knights— the privilege that is But the total growth should be in ex­ classes. The academy opens Sept 9. Bishop Vehr to Be Dinner Guest network of the National Broadcast­ out the fallacies of philosophy which theirs in having the gift of faith. cess of 400, according to conserva­ The new equipment ranges from ing company, including KOA, Den­ have crept into the secular" educa­ He urged them to devote part of tive estimates, which have been based increased laboratory and library fa­ State Deputy Joseph C. Maguire ver, and sponsored by the National tional system of today, even to the Record Number of each meeting to an open forum dis­ on the average increase of 300 a cilities in some of the high schools has announced that a meeting of the Council of Catholic Men. extent where it affects the children year. to new class rooms in others. Sacred Student purses Is district deputies of the Knights of The subject of Father McClorey’s in the first years of their school life, cussion upon some doctrine of the Added equipment, new facilities, Heart parish will maintain a junior Columbus in Colorado will be held address was “ The Parable of the War­ charged the knights with their duty Church as a part of an educational a more varied curriculum and faculty high school department separate from Loolced for Here in the K. of C. club, 1575 Grant rior King— The Great Adventure.” to God and their responsibility to program, so that all might be better increases will be noted in many of the primary and senior high school. street, Denver, on Sunday afternoon, Although the “ outstanding military their country as well to foster the informed as to Catholic-doctrine. He the schools this year. Similar ad­ The grades will be housed directly (Catholic Hospital News) September 13, starting at 2 o’clock. geniuses of history captivated their educational system of the Church. stressed the point that faith is an across the street from the school vancements have been made in past Definite figures are not available The meeting will close with a din­ followers and led them to fabulous Catholic education, in comparison outright gift from God and that years until now the Denver Catholic buildingo One of the private homes ner, at which the deputies will be (Continued on Page 4) with the system which is Godless, everyone who receives that gift has a this summer was remodeled for on the number of students enrolling educators can boast of educational for the nurses’ training courses at joined by Bishop Urban J. Vehr. The teaches- love of God, from which clear duty to accept every possible school use. St. Louis’ parish of En- and vocational advantages equal to the three Catholic hospitals of Den­ following district deputies will at­ necessarily follows love of country means o f learning more about his any in the state. glewod has added the seventh grade tend the meeting: Dr. Frank W. and upright citizenship. His Excel­ religion. Laymen who are familiar \L ver, but advance registration indi­ H O N O R ROLL Sacred Heart and Holy Family (Continued on Page 9) cates an increase over the record Blarney, Pueblo; Joseph P. Collopy, lency asserted. with the doctrines of the Church, figure of 313 last yean Classes Fort Collins; Dr. F. W. Schmitt, Following is The Register’s honor The address of the Bishop was cen­ (Continued on Page 12) started Thursday, SeptemSer 3, at Canon City; A. J. Dissler, Walsen- roll for the month of August: St. Anthony’s hospital, and will begin burg; Horace . S. Price, Montrose; O’Keefe Jewelry Co. September 4 at St. Joseph’s hospital Fred Sierra, South Fork, and P. J. Clarke Church Goods House. Catholic Students’ Crusade Formally and September 8 at Mercy hospital. Kirwan, Glenwood Springs. Visitors W. P. Horan & Son. The Rev. John F. Durkin, assist­ at the meeting will include Supreme A. T. Lewis & Son. Important Decisions for Promotion ant rector of St. John’s Cathedral, Director John H. Reddin and John The May Co. Fresno, Calif., returned to Fresno J. Sullivan, past state deputy, both Daniels & Fisher. Tuesday after a week’s visit at St. of Denver; State Secretary J. 0. Joslin Dry Goods Co. Declared Olicial School Mission Aid Haberman of La Junta and State Anthony’s hospital, Denver. Denver Dry Goods Co. Treasurer H. H. Hale of Fort Col­ of ScblarsUp in- Clergy Are Made Sister Mary Evangelist and Sister American National Bank. Teachers Urged in Episcopal Letter to Promote Love for Mary Philomene have returned to lins. Sullivan & Co. provincial house of the Mercy Sis­ Message From Bishop American Furniture Co. Home and Foreign Missionary Endeavor ters at Omaha, Nebr., after having Bishop Vehr has sent a message to Piggly Wiggly-MacMarr. Postgraduate Study for Priests — Father Leraieux First Among Students made a spiritual retreat and visit the Colorado knights through the Boulevard Mortuary. * Chosen— Promotions to Be Based on Junior with the sisters of Mercy hospital, state deputy, which appears in the Republic Bldg. & Loan Assn. Clergy Examination Result's The Catholic Students’ Mission gram for the school terra of 1931- Denver. Both nuns are well known September issue of “ Columbianism Golden Eagle Dry Goods Co. here, as they were previously sta­ in Colorado.” The Bishop said he was Home Public Market. crusade, which has been active in 32, which sets as its objectives: (1) The Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, will be introduced in the diocese. tioned in Denver. pleased with the “ spirit of helpfulness Acme Bakers. Denver since 1919, one year after An active crusade unit in every D.D., Bishop of Denver, has an­ Owing to the greabbey. be glad to learn that the date is set the land. Well tailored and Canon City, were guests of the Rev. for his first case as an attorney for Cyril Zupan of St, Mary’s parish this the legal department of the Inter­ smartly finished . . . in materials week. state Commerce commission, Wash­ ington, D. C., on October 19. He I The Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, of your ©"wn choosing. assumed charge of this office last rORK&BEANS AMERICAN BEAUTY Bishop of Denver, stopped in Pueblo April after an examination. Friday and was a guest at St. Mary’s Mrs, J. E. Frawley and Miss Mar­ PRODUCTS hospital. He was en route to Ala­ CAMPBELL'S garet Frawley spent several days in mosa and Walsenburg for Confirma­ Per Package...... 6 ^ Denver this week shopping. Per can ...... 7^ tion exercises. 3 packages for...... 17^ Word was received here last Fri­ 3 cans for...... 20^ Paul Hornung of Steubenville, 0., day of the birth of a son to Mr. and brother of the Rev. Francis Hornung Mrs. Adam Griesmer, Dayton, Ohio, A Wheary Aviatrix will take College Shop of St. Mary’s parish, is a Pueblo vis­ formerly of this city. Mrs, Griesmer you smartly and Wrinkle-Free. itor this week and the guest of Fa­ Second Floor will be remembered as Miss Lois Lane, It’s the wardrobe case with the ther Francis. who was very popular here, Members of the Preseren Glee club new Wheary patented clothes Mrs. J, H. Moroney, who has been will hold a big celebration Thursday very sick at S t Mary’s hospital, is holder. COFFEE TOILET PAPER evening in SL Joseph’s hall, honor­ improving and will be ready to re­ ing John Germ, their leader, who has In the Luggage Shop— Per roll ...... 8^ turn home soon. Panids & pshep c . & s. just returned from a two months’ trip Miss Virginia McCarthy, attractive $10 to $65 3 rolls for...... 23^ in Europe. Mr. Germ visited his old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. M ^ 1 lb. can for...... 34^ Luggage Shop— Street Floor Beiwer Otmed Since 1864 home and brought back messages for Cartiiy, was hostess to a few girl 2 cans for ...... 67^ many Pnebloans whose homes he vis­ friends at bridge last Wednesday aft­ ited while away. ernoon in her home. Her guests were W. H. Stansbeck and John Bergin the Misses Mary Rudolph, Georgia attended the retreat at R ^ s which Williams, Margaret Frawley, Cath- closed Sunday evening. They mo­ leen Coleman, Adele Murphy and tored back to Pueblo Monday morn­ MRS. J. C. DALEY SWEET SANTA CLARA, Georgia Ardell ahd Mrs. Arthur Mc­ ing. Carthy and Mrs. A. G. McCarthy. DIES ON COAST MILK C. D. of A. Plan Supper 4 0 /5 0 All those intending to enter St A very important meeting of the M AC MARR Patrick’s parochial school this semes­ Formerly Wat Matron at Printers' Per lb...... 9^ officers of the local court of Catholic ter should register at the school Home; Well Known Through­ W h a t 2 lbs. for...... 17^ Daughters was held Friday evening Tall cans, each...... 5^ building this week. out Colorado in the K. of C. home, when plans Party Returns From Europe were made for several ways of as­ A party of members from S t sisting members. It also was decided Colorado Springs.— Mrs. John C. Mary’s parish which left in June for to have a big covered-dish supper on Daley, formerly of this city, died w ill it a trip to Europe, including John Wednesday evening, September 9, be­ Friday night, August 28, at her Germ, Mrs. Anna Fh'ince, Mrs. Frank EODR fore the regftlar meeting. A com­ home in Los Angeles. Mrs. Daley, Petkovsek and family, has returned. mittee was appointed and work was who was 60 years old, was matron SOAP The travelers report a wonderful trip. PKiGLY WIGGLY OR started to make this the largest affair at the Union Printers’ home here cost PALMOLIVE MACMARR Among the most inspiring places for 15 years, from 1913 to 1928. to be sponsored by Ihe Daughters of interest was at the shrine this year. It was decided that the She was known to thousands of union 24 lb. bag...... 47^ of the Little Flower at Lisieux, Per b a r ...... 6 ^ work of holding classes for foreign printers and members of auxiliaries France. The travellers visited many 3 bars for ...... 17^ 48 lb. bag...... 85^ children was very important and throughout the nation as a result of relatives, and, since returning, they her long connection with the home. every member should take an inter­ have been busy conveying to Pu^blo- est in this, as well as the work being Her death was caused by a compli­ ans wishes and presents from rela­ cation. She was prominently known done at the county poor farm for tives still in the old country. many old people there. in Colorado Springs and Denver, as John Komornic, aged 51’ years, well as throughout the state by rea Mrs. Edward Walker of Las Ani­ passed away Thur^ay of last week mas was the guest of relatives here son of the official prominence of her­ at the family home, 716 East Abrien- self and husband in union circles. last week. do. He was an employe of the C. F. Mrs. Ray Famey of Denver is vis­ Surviving, besides her husband, are & I. company in the blast furnace de- one daughter, Mrs. Harry Moffatt, THE MILES DRYER PRINTING CO. iting Mrs. Thomas Teare for a few artment, and was a member of the & WGGjCS* and two grandchildren, who reside Over 20 Years of Satisfactory Service Elovak Gymnastic Union Sokol, No. in Los Angeles. Mrs. F. J. Miller and Mrs. Ray B. 135, He is survived by two sons, Jones entertained at a dinner Mon­ The winter schedule of Masses at The Oldest Printing Plant in Denver Specializing in Catholic Work Joseph and Stephen; four sisters, St. Paul’s church, Broadmoor, will be Established 1906 day evening for Mrs. Elizabeth Shel Mrs. Albena Roboson of Pueblo, and Miss Lottie Shell of Long Beach, resumed this Sunday. The hours for 1936-38 Lawrence St. Phonea: KEystone 6348, 6349 Rose, Bertha and Mary, and a broth­ the Sunday Masses will be 7:15 and Calif. Garden flowers formed the cen­ er, Paul, all residing in Cleveland, ter pi^ce and covers were laid for s 9:15. Ohio; his mother in Czechoslovakia, Sister Mary, formerly superinten­ few intimate friends of the guests. and granddaughter. Rose Marie of L. C. B. A. Plant Study Club dent of Glockner sanatorium, was a Pueblo. Rosary services were held visitor at Glockner several days last Hours: 9 to 12; 1 to 6. Phone MAin 3437 The regular meeting of the L. C, last Monday evening at the home of week,' en route to Albuquerque, Residence Phone, 28.88 B. A. was held this week on Thurs­ YOA his daughter, Mrs. Albena Roboson, where she will be connected with the day evening in the Knights of Colum­ 217 Washin^on street. bus hall. Plans are being made for Sisters of Charity hospital. DR. J. J. O^NEIL, DENTIST The funeral of John H. Myers Sister Martin, who had been night the Study club this winter and also was held Thursday of last week at NOW! for other work of interest to the superintendent at Glockner sanator­ St. Francis’ church, with the Rev. ium for several years, has been trans­ Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Streets members. A. J. Miller conducting the services. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Abell have as ferred to Cincinnati, Ohio. Miss Eileen McDonnell sang two The Rev. Louis F. Hagus, pastor of A Beautiful their house guests, their nieces, Miss solos, with Mrs. J. J. McDonnell as­ Clara Swaine and Miss Margaret St. Paul’s church, Broadmoor, enter­ sisting at the organ; tained the members St. Paul’s Mudd of Fort Scott, Kans. They Philip H. Philbih died Mpnday in have made many trips while here anc Altar society at the rectory last week. Living Room Hollywood, California, after an ill­ After the business meeting, a pleas­ are enjoying their visit. ness of several years. He was 73 SPECIAL OFFER Miss Marietta Monohan of Gary, ant social hour wgs enjoyed. years old and had resided in Pueblo Mrs. James M. Metzler and daugh­ at Small Cost! We will move your furniture to our warehouse and give you six Ind., is the guest of Dr. and Mrs, since 1920, when he came here from J, J. McDonnell and family for a few ter, Mary Ann, left Monday for Al­ to heat my months to i>ay your bill. Private room or open storage. We have Omaha, Nebr., to take charge of the buquerque, N. M., to visit Clark low rate o f insurance. weeks. Congress hotel. The Philbins man­ Can you remember when Call KEystone 62%8 and we will call and give you estimate on Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Burke of Kan­ Metzler and his wife and baby daugh­ you were able, even in the aged the Congress until two years ter, born Saturday, August 19. your work. sas City are visiting their relatives, ago, when they sold their interests “ good old days,” to buy a hom e w ith Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Connor, for a few Miss Helen Haney, daughter of MOVING, STORING AND PACKING and moved to California. They were Kroehler Mohair Living weeks. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Haney of members of Sacred Heart church. Room Suite, with serpen­ Frank Carroll spent the week-enc Broadmoor, has returned from a two tine front and reversible No Money Needed for Six Months Mr. Philbin is survived by his widow months’ visit in Europe. in Denver with friends. He attended and three sons, Phil, John and Dick, cushions— ^for $119? Can the Hibernian picnic at Conway park who were with him when he died. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Murray and you recall the time when DUFFY STORAGE & MOVING CO. Mrs. Fred Dixon and Mrs. Mar two sons have returned from a trip you could buy a nice 1521 20th St. Office and Warehouse Phil Philbin, Jr., is head of one of garet Walker have returned from an the air lines on the coast and was to Billings, Mont. Floor Lamp for less than GAS? extended visit to the Northwest and en route to New York, The body Mrs. R. F. Nourse, accompanied $10, an occasional chair California. They visited in all of the will be brought back to Pueblo for by her niece, Elizabeth Humphreys, for $12.50, and good Mir­ Once you’ve been ip a Gas- cities of interest, including Los An­ interment in the family plot beside has gone to Birmingham, Ala. ror jfor $6.75? geles, Seattle, San Francisco, San heated home; once you’ve the body of a daughter who died Diego and Vancouver, and en route Miss Martha Murray entertained The answer is, there heard the owner wax enthu- 99 here five years ago. sixteen of her friends at a morning home stopped at the Grand canon. News items for The Register should never was a time when siaitic over the vast im­ Mr. and Mrs. Edward McCabe will bridge party, followed by luncheon, you could furnish your “ Why Pay More? be telephoned to 2783-J. at her home in Broadmoor. provements brought by GAS be hosts at a house party this week­ Miss Catherine Cullen, talented and living room, or your en­ (Trademark) Miss Margaret L ^ ch and Miss HEAT—^you’re bound to ask end in Beulah, entertaining the mem­ accomplished daughter of Mr. and tire home, in such good bers of the wedding party of Miss Catherine McCullough entertained at taste at such low cost, as yourself this question: How Mrs. Bernard Cullen, is enjoyin|r a a treasure hunt and social at Strat­ Margaret Clynes and Edward Mc­ pleasant vacation,, visiting relatives you can do today. Furni­ much would you have given, Cabe, Jr. ton Park inn last Saturday. Their and friends in Arizona and Salt Lake ture is certainly low in last January, to do away WM.W.MYER DRUG STORES,he. guests were the Misses Antoinette price, but in design and Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Walsh and City. Robert have returned from a motor Bensberg, Mildred Stanton, Jay June finish and color it is sur­ with the eternal round of Colorado Owned Stores trip to Santa Fe, Taos, Carlsbad cav­ Rule and Marjorie Sue McDermott prisingly fine. fuel shoveling, grate shak­ erns, El Paso and Juarez. of Califotnia, and the Messrs. George ing and ash hauling? And 17th and Broadway 15th and Welton PUEBLO SCHOOL’S Dodge of Denver, Paul Fleming, Rob­ Miss Mary McNally is improving Davis & Shaw extend to now, lest you forget that Broadway and Ellsworth 800 Santa Fe Dr. at St. Mary’s hospital after an oper­ FACULTY INTACT ert McClintock, Robert Vandenberg, all readers of The Cath­ Eugene Lynch and Albert Damiels. drudgery — until this win> 16th and California 16th and California ation, and will be able to go home olic Register a friendly this week. St. Francis Xavier’s Parish, Pueblo. Miss Grace Fitzgerald, a well- invitation to visit their ter finds you in the same School to Have New Sitters known singer of this city, has been new, modern store, just W e do mot have spocial tales bnt toll you at our iowott prices ovary — All is in readiness for the old predicament — investi­ Two new sisters will be at St. opening of school next Tuesday, appointed music instructor at West to browse around and. see gate the possibiUties of day on all drug merchandita. Mary’s parochial school this year. Sept. 8. A large enrollment is ex- junior high school. the new things to make effortless Gas Heating at They are Sister Serafica and Sister lected. The whole parish is glad to Miss Irene Fitzgerald and Edward your home more livable— Anita, both of whom were at St. Mi­ mow that all the former teachers Fitzgerald of Boston are visiting and more lovable. You once I It coats nothing to get chael’s parochial school, Canon City. will be at their respective posts again their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. will not be asked to buy the facts. Simply phone and PHONE MAIN 5051 St. Mary’s is expecting a large at­ this term. Fitzgerald, 425 N. Wahsatch avenue. anything. we’ll send a heating engineer SANTA FE FLOWER SHOPPE V. D. WESTERN, P fop. tendance. Miss Agnes Tenbrink, who had Edward B. Cast of El Centro, A basket picnic was held Thursday been visiting with relatives in Dodge to make an estimate. No Potted Plants, Cut Flowers and Wreaths Calif., a brother of John B. Cast of obligation whatever. of last week at Hardscrabble creek by City, Kans., returned this week. 1107 N. Corona street, died Friday, 826 SANTA FE DRIVE DENVER, COLORADO the altar boys of St. Mary’s church, Mrs. Catherine Lancendorfer is ill August 28, at his home. Mr. Cast, belonging to St. Elizabeth’s sodality, at her home, 1511 Spruce street. who was well known in Colorado and the members of St. Agnes’ sodal­ John Maguire was taken to Corwin Springs as a result of visits here, is ity. The boys enjoyed the games and Davis & Shaw hospital last week. Frank Burtis is survived by his wife and two chil­ ' © TWENTY-THIRD the lunch. slowly recovering after a very seri­ dren, six’ sisters and four brothers. A picnic was given the little chil­ ous operation. Mrs. Manuel Lara BAGNELL’S AVE. CREAMERY dren of the Catholic Daughters’ cate­ was able to return to her home from Furniture Co. Sptcial E vo^ Saturday and Sunday chism class last week at City park. Parkview hospital last week. MONTANA NUN IS KNOWN Public Service Company QT. BRICK ICE CBEAU, 2Se 1434 Champa Street SPECIAL BABY MILK. QT. I In The tots enjoyed the afternoon play­ Charles Baum has almost com­ THROUGHOUT WHOLE STATE Garden Farm Dairy Product. ing games in the shade of the large pleted the beautiful, new rest pa­ A deep, sincere and friendly inter­ of Colorado **The Business Men*s SOOe W. 23rd fh . GX. 5547 trees. Mrs. J. J. McDonnell was in vilion on the church grounds at Beu­ est in things and people won for Opposite Gas & Electric Recreation” charge of the affair. lah. It is to be known as the “ Zarp Sister Florence, treasurer of St. An­ Building Eugene McCabe of Aguilar spent pavilion” in honor of Henry Zarp, thony’s hospital in Billings, Montana, BILLIARDS POOL Francis J. Fisher^ Jnc. last week-end with his parents, Mr. through whose efforts "Maryknoll” so many friends throughout the state Snooker - Luncheonette MAin 5708 and Mrs. Edward McCabe. and its pretty chapel were made pos­ that her transfer to St. John’s hos­ Sister John Chrysostom, formerly sible. pital in Helena was the occasion of JOHN H. REDDIN 1523 Curtis Lime, Cement, Plaster head of St, Mary's hospital, but now Thomas Mulholland is slowly re­ an editorial in The Billings Gazette. Attorney and Counselor at Law . Opposite Baur's superior of San Raphael hospital at covering from a severely injured She is an ardent follower of baseball 612-614 Ernest & Cranmer Block 1612 Glenarm Metal Lath Trinidad, was a visitor at St. Mary’s foot, incurred in a fall several weeks and is well known to several major PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS 17th and Curtis _ Opposite Paramount Doavor., Colo. Amarilio, Texas hospital this >veek. She spent two Ago. league stars, including Babe Ruth. THEY. ARE REUABI.E Phone MAin 0557 Denver, Colo, Thursday, September 8, 1931 Office, 938 Bannock Street

CHANGES MADE — tlBENEflT SiP 10 IN FACULTY AT JESUIT SCHOOL

(Sacred Heart-Loyola Parish) Colorado’s Home Store for More Than Forty-Two Years FI Sacred Heart high school will open for registration Tuesday morning at Sixteenth Street at Stout. TAbor 2181 Cool Days Are Reminder That 9 o’clock. The grade school children Warm Clothes Will will register Wednesday at 9 o’clock. The school bus will operate at the Be Needed regular time Wednesday morning and will take the little tots to and (Denver Deanery Newt) from the school building. The first There’s' Distinction The cool breezes on these days bus will leave the com er of 30th and from the builder of the ;i are reminders of the coming winter, Downing at 8:15 o’clock; the second and in response, the ladies at the bus will start from 26th and Down­ and Quality in Catholic Benefit shop are seeking ing at 8:40. The teaching staff FAMOUS BLOWOUT-PROOF and bringing forth warm clothing. for the grade school is as follows: All the way from Lette, Iowa, came First grade, Sister Alice Joseph; sec­ a package containing nice silk ond grade. Sister Rita Mary; third E' TIRE comes dresses. Its kind sender was Miss grade. Sister Helen Agnes; fourth Mollie O’Toole. grade. Sister Agnes Dolores; fifth There is a young Spanish girl of grade. Sister Edward Marie; sixth Autumn Wardrobes. thirteen who needs a uniform, the grade. Sister Rosina; seventh grade. one. required for the eighth grade Sister John Marie; eighth grade, Sis­ students. She wants to continue her ter Marie William. Sister Alice Jos­ GENERAL schooling at the Sacred Heart school. eph, the new first ^ a de teacher, Selected . . . Will someone who has one please let is an experienced primary teacher. us know at the Catholic Benefit Although young in years, she has had shop, Tabor 2916? splendid training and a great deal R etain -AIR TUBE Dr. J. 0. Clanin assisted at St. of practical experience in the pri­ at Lewis’ Cajetan’s clinic last Friday, and his mary line. She uses the latest pri­ services were greatly appreciated. mary methods and gives her pupils The clinic has been especially large in thorough training in first grade I for added safety in 4 and 6-ply casings the lasUmonth. There were 213 visits, work. Sister Agnes Dolores, the Black Wool Crepe Street Dress and 20 received hospital care. new fourth grade teacher, is a splen­ Miss Taske of the Visiting Nurses’ did vocalist, and, of course, is ex­ — Gold Canton lining shows ou OWE IT TO YOURSELF AND YOUR FAMILY association volunteered her services perienced in intermediate work. Sis­ Y to equip your tires with the Retoin-Air. . . the new at the clinic in the absence of Mrs. ter John Marie and Sister Marie through ‘open-work’ yoke effect. J. W. Chaplin. William will have charge of the tube by General that seals punctures in running tires Last week, in response to a plea junior high department, the seventh $19.50 for the delivery of a violin to a and eighth g;rades. The grades will . . . brings much greater tire mileage and much longer prisoner at Canon City, Mrs. Eva tube life... ends roadside delays... and actually costs be housed in the small building op­ Softest Angora Tweed in a three- Collins called at the shop and took posite the large school. These two less to run. Come in... let us explain its many features! it to him, which proves again that class • rooms have been newly dec­ a plea in the columns of The Reg­ piece Knitted Suit—Brown or orated and are in good condition. ister seldom goes unanswered. Both rooms have an abundance of wine with contrasting blouse. The little ones of the Little Flower windows and a modem heating sys­ Retain-Airs hoid social center are very proud of the tem will assure comfort throughout $16.50 a i r pressure friendship of Mrs. Anne Marshall, the cold weather. who, on her own initiative, gave a No Changes in High School evenly for n^onths card party and presented the pro­ Double date Evening Frock of without attention The high school faculty will con­ ceeds to the center. This was greatly sist of Sister Maria Gratia, Sister Ruby Red Velvet. When worn . . . and that spells appreciated by the members of the Veronica, Sister Catherine Miriam, Denver deanery. Sister Maria Gonzaga, Sister Ellen with jacket— ideal for Formal greater mileage. Much interest was shown in the Puncture pro­ Marie, Sister Providentia, Sister handicraft wort of the children at Ruth Agnes, Sister Helen Paul and Teas. $39.50 tection Is FREE! the Little Flower social center on Sister Bernard Marie. The sisters Tuesday afternoon. Those who called will do departmental work, each Rough Surfaced— Black Chella ‘were the Mesdames Mary Kunz, teaching the subject in which she Frank Britt, Regina McClinton, Mar­ has specialized. Tim laboratories Cloth Coat—lavishly Trimmed tha Palm, Marie A. Heap, J.' J. are supplied with air neefied equip­ W. L. LEBLING, Inc Meany, Jr.; W. H. Paul, John B. ment, and the commercial d^art- with Rich Black Fox. $69.50 Seventh and Lincoln KEystone 1395 •• Hunter, M. J. Dunlea, Thomas ment has ever^hing necessary for a O’Rorke, T. F. Burns, W. H. Mc- course in office management. In Apparel Shops— Third Floor— at Levris’ Nichols, Edward Damon, Kansas addition to the sisters, three Jesuit TIRE SAFETY HEADQUARTERS City; Anne Marshall, T. A. Cosgriff, Fathers will be on the high school Only Quality Is Economy Buy at Lewis* W here Quality Is Tradition Victor Halligan, North Platte, Nebr.; faculty this year. Father Mankow- Sister M. Sylvia and Sister M. ski will have charge of the athletics Teresa of Annunciation school, and will be assisted by a girls’ the Misses Agnes Hogan, Florence coach as well as by a coach for boys. Sullivan, Beatrice Spellman, Cather­ Miss Dess Bridges, who has served ST. JOHN’S ALTAR ine Meany, Mary Coughlin, Virginia the school for many successful sea­ GO O D FORD ^Burns, Verona Cuddy and Julia Clif­ sons, will have charge of the girls; SOCIETY TO HOLD ford, and the Messrs. T. J. Burns, Charlie Lang, also well known to St. John’s Parish W. H. McNichols and M. J. Dunlea. the teams at Sacred Heart, will take INITIAL MEETING A number of the parents and care of the boys. Miss Bridges will (St. John’s Parish) friends of the children’s families also teach various branches of phys­ called Tuesday evening and Satur­ The Altar and Rosary society will ical education in both grade and hold the first me(;ting of the season COUNTRY CLUB COMMUNITY STORES day afternoon, as the exhibit was high schools. The latest in drills, SERVICE held over by request. Friday, September 11, at the school games, etc., will be given to the Miss Anna B. Daly, who recently hall. Luncheon will be served at 1 Sacred Heart students thir year. o’clock. Hostesses will be the Mes­ Country Club Barber and Beauty Parlor passed away, had prayers offered There will be choir work, glee clubs, A T L O W for her by the children. Miss Dajy dames Lewis, Ross, Leahy and Kerl. We Specialize in Permanent Waying and Ladiet’ Hair Shaping dramatic art clubs and other special St. John’s school will open Tues­ was' a benefactor to the Catholic organizations. The schedule will be Eqaipped for Every Need and Service That Will Please day. Another room will be added to 111# BAST FOURTH AVB. OPEN EVENINGS PHONE PEARL 0»S» Benefit shop and Little Flower social so arranged that these extras will accommodate the many children. center, and was beloved by the mem­ not interfere with the regular school Mr. and Mrs. LeClair of 440 La­ bers of the Denver deanery. subjects. Country Club Grocery and Market fayette street have returned from a i Father Mankowski has announced Tall Can Red t White Milk, 4...L...23C Red k White Vacuum Pack. Can, lb...3Sc that three football teams will be trip to Chicago. Pork and Beans, Large Can...... 14c De Lux Ass. Cookies, Pkg..i...... _.....27c formed a the opening of school, the Mr. and Mrs. John Rice and fam­ 1121 EAST 4TH AVE. TELEPHONE SO. 6S90 ily and Mr. and Mrs. Cutshaw are Y o u ’ l l f in d it makes a difference when yon bring regular high school team, a fresh­ man team and a grade school team. spending their vacation at Eldorado HOFFMAN PHARMACY Springs. yonr Ford to us for service. We’ll spot any trouble Father will personally coach the Located on this corner for 23 years, serving only Guarauteed Quality Drugi. Junior Beck of 729 Columbine grade team, and will supervise the Our Prescriptions Are- Carefully Compounded by a Registered Druggist. in a jiffy and send yon away smiling. street is recovering from a recent work of the other teams. E. 3RD AVE. AND DETROIT TELEPHONE YORK 0141 Onr main job, however, is to help you avoid The school cafeteria will be open operation. Mrs. Frank Dunn, daughter of and ready fpr business on the first CLAYTON SERVICE STATION trouble. By keeping yonr car running smoothly we’ll Walsenburg.— The Most Reverend full day session. This will be under Mrs. Felix O’Neill, has recovered save yon many dollars in repairs. i Bishop Vehr paid a visit to Walsen­ new management, and will supply from an operation and has returned Gas, Oil, Tire Repairing and Greasing Service burg laiit week. He arrived on Fri­ good wholesome food at a modest to her home in California. Mrs. H. 2700 E. 3RD AVE. . GEO. BAUGH, Prop. Drive in the next time you need lubrication or day afternoon. In the evening, he price. M. Lowers, another daughter of Mrs. mfet some men of the parish. On O’Neill, has returned to her home oil change and a perfect tuning-np at low cost Sunday will be Communion day } E. L. RONINGER—GROCERIES, MEATS Saturday he said Mass for the^ sis­ for the Young Ladies’ sodality. The in Tonopah, Nev., after having spent the summer with her mother. "It Takes the BEST to Make the BEST ters in theii* chapel. Later in the girls will receive Holy Communion and Pays the BEST TO BUY THE BEST” PHONE MAIN 3112 morning he returned to Denver. He at Loyola church at the 8:30 o’clock 1718 EAST 6TH AVE. TELEPHONES FR. 0804 AND 0805 was accompanied by Father Shine, M a^ ST. RITA’S COURT S.T.D., of Cincinnati, who was vis­ The September number of The Sa­ COUNTRY CLUB GARAGE iting at the Bishop’s house. cred Heart Messenger can be found TO MEET SEPT. 10 A pretty home wedding took place in the book rack in the vestibule of “The Best Service in Denver” Plant for Returning Activitiet, Sut- last Sunday afternoon when Miss Loyola church. 580 GILPIN TELEPHONE YORK 8053 Helen O’Byrne became the bride of pended for the Summer Montht, John Matteson of Trinidad. The to Be Contidered DOROTHY STOBBE ceremony was performed in the DENVERITE FETED THE STOBBE DRY GOODS CO. •H. E. STOBBE St. Rita’s court, Catholic Daugh­ Ladies’ and Gents* Fumishiof Goods—Corsets-—Hosiery for the Family Sales Department 14th and Broadway O’Byrne home, which was beauti­ BY LA JUNTA HOST Boots. Shoes and Rubbers - Komac Pure Paints— Asrents for fully decorated for the occasion. ters of America, will hold its regular Peters Solid Leather Shoes, Arrow Collsrs, Boys* Tom Sawyer Blouses and Shirts. monthly meeting on Thursday eve­ 278-280 DETROIT ST. We SUnd Back of Our Goods PHONE YORK 8953 Service Department 1314-1336 Acoma St. Only the immediate members of the La Junta.— On Friday evening of family attended. The couple will ning, Sept. 10, at the Catholic Daugh­ Both on Civic Center last week, Mrs. J. B. O’Neil enter­ ters’ club house, 1772 Grant street. spend their honeymopn at the Mesa tained at her home in honor of her Verde. They will make their home A large attendance is requested, as niece. Miss Teresa McCloskey of Den­ this will be one of the most impor­ New and Used Cars in Fort Collins, where Matte- ver, who has been visiting here this son is a student at the Agricultural tant meetings of the year. summer. Guests were the Misses Plans for renewing activities, sus­ iWVWVWWWWWVSV college. Irene Klein, Margaret Guthrie, Ger­ Father Peter spent a week recent­ pended during the summer months, Holy Family Parish aldine Guthrie, Jane Sevitz, Lois El­ will be considered and attractive ly visiting friends in La Junta and liott, Mary Frances Baldridge, Agnes Lamar. new features will be announced. Hayden, Mildred Whitton, Frances High lights of the national conven­ LOOK FOR THE ELECTRIC SIGN e v i e w your insurance policies and see if the Miss Eleanor Englehardt of Den­ Babcock, Arline Atwell and Frances ver is the guest of Mrs. Costephens tion recently held at Atlantic City NO stated limits provide adequate protection, then Arnold. The evening was given over will be presented. R for a few weeks. to music and games and conversation. denning Dyeing • Everything is arranged for the These are of great interest to bring them to us and let us help you adapt them to Repartee was not wanting, and wit every Catholic Daughter. Conces­ Repairing Altering COST parish picnic, which will be held Sun­ was in evidence. Refreshments were For Han to Call and Giv. Esti­ your present requirements. day, September 13, at Cuccharas sions for adjustment of dues expires mate, on Packing and Shipping enjoyed at the close of the evening. Oct. 1. All delinquent or suspended camps. A full program of games Miss McCloskey will return shortly to W. A. GRIERSON, Prop. KEystone 6228 We Will Advise You Fully Without Obligation will be a feature. Prizes will be members are earnestly requested to Office a Warahoasa, 1821 20tb St. her home in Denver, where she will avail themselves of the privilege Phone GnI. 5084 4120 Tennyson St. awarded to the winners of the indi­ enter upon her senior year at St. vidual contests. granted. St. Rita’s court desires to Joseph’s high school. There were retain or reclaim all its members. JOSEPH J. CELLA Beginning this Sunday, the first many expressions of good will to Miss Mass will be said at 6:30 o’clock, ■The annual election of officers McCloskey and of regret at her de­ will take place at the October meet­ Insurance instead of at 6 o’clock, which was parture, by those young friends the summer, arrangement. ing. All members are urged to give Denham Bldg. KEyitone 2633 whose companionship she has enjoyed this business due' consideration. Shrine of St. Anne Parish Robert Steinbruner of Denver .is in the weeks past. visiting John Kirkpatrick for sev­ Mrs. Thomas Sisson and sons. eral days. Tommy and Billy, returned to La SODALITY PLANS The firms listed here de­ Junta last week after several days’ ARVA-PRIDE FLOUR SACRED CONGREGATION visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. THEATER PARTY serve to be remembered CONSIDERS SAINTS, BEATI Charles Sisk in Trinidad. Mrs. Sisson A Beal Household Friend— Constant (St. Leo’s Parish) Rome.— The Sacred Congregation is a sister of Mrs. Sisk. when you are distributing — Trustworthy— Never Failing— for of Rites met recently to consider the The Young Ladies’ sodality held St. Vincent de Paul’s Parish Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Cash are spend­ Biscuits— ^for Bread— ^for Pastry. introduction of the cause of beatifi­ ing their vacation visiting relatives its meeting Monday evening and plans to have a theater party at the your patronage in the dif­ cation and sanctification of the Ser­ in Chicago. Grain and Poultry Faed at The firms listed here de­ vant of God, Mary Rafols, foundress Denham on the opening night, Sept. Mrs. Mason Foster left last week ferent lines of business. Denver Prices of the Institute of the Sisters of for Los Angeles and San Francisco, 12. serve to be remembered Charity of St. Anne; the conferring where she will spend several weeks The Altar and Rosary society will BONNIE BRAE of the title of “ Doctor of the (Jni- visiting with relatives. receive Communion at the 7 o’clock when you are distributing versal Church” on St. Robert Car­ Mrs. Earl Shields and son, Earl Mass this Sunday. Service Station dinal Bellarmine, and the approval A., of Amarillo, Texas, arrived in Jack Madden has returned to Cali­ Phillips “ 66” Gas and Oil your patronage in the dif­ of, among others, a Mass and Office La Junta a few days age for a ten fornia after having visited his par­ ents here. At this writing his father, Loyola Parish Free Crsnk Service— Tire Repairing in honor of the Scotch Jesuit Martyr, days’ visit at the home of Mrs. Julia CARL DIRE So. Univ sod E. Ohio ferent lines of business. John Ogilvie, and also of a Mass and Bradish,. mother of Mrs. Shields. James Madden, is much improved. Office in honor of Blessed Conrad of Mrs. Wallace Benson and daugh­ The Dramatic club will hold its THE GALVE BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP Parzham, Capuchin lay brother. The ter, Mary Alice, returned a few days meeting Tuesday evening at 8 decision in each case is believed l^o ago from California, where they vis­ o’clock. After business is dispensed Expert Beauty Work, Permanent Waving; Reg. $10 Wave, ? 5 The Bankers Warehouse Co. have been favorable. ited for two months. They were ac- with a one-act play and social will We SpeeUlize in Ladies’ gnd Children’s Hsir Cutting dbmpanied by Mr. and Mrs. D.‘ M. take place. 2111 E. 17TH AVE. PHONE YO. 8781 • Bonded GERMAN PAPER BANNED Hannon ^ f Denver, who will visit in Complete Storage, Moving, Packing, FOR LIBELS ON PONTIFF La Junta at the Benson home before Shipping. The Volkswarte, a weekly journal returning to Denver. Mrs. Hannon published in Munich by General Lu- ' and. Mrs. Benson are sisters. Rates on Application. THE JOHN A. MARTIN DRUG CO. dendorff, was suspended for several I Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Sexton enter­ Can to East and Watt MAin 5259 2145 Blake St. weeks in consequence of an article tained at dinner last week. They had Corner Fifteenth and Curtis, Charles Building Itt and IStk of Each Month which is alleged to have libeled the as their guests, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Pope and to have alluded contemptu­ Morrison, Miss Nellie Morrison, Mr. Ottc« A Warthouto. 1B2I 20th St. Reliable Drugs and Family Medicines ously to the .Catholic community in and Mrs. J. E. Rice and Miss Louise Strviea—KEyatoM 622S DEPENDABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE PHONE MAIN 1900 PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Germany. ‘ Rice. The Denver Catholic Register CHRIST IS CALLED GREATEST Bishop of Denver ...... Most Rev. Urbln J, Vehr, D.D WMldontv>f Board...... Most Rev, J. Henry Tihen, D.D. HERO IN WORLD’S HISTORY ...... Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph,D., LL.D. CANOPIES Asaociate Editors...... H. A. Smith, Edward C. Day, Jr., M. F. Everett (Continued From Page 1) tion has given its volunteers; and every continent and distant isle of TO BE BIG S B B FB i Entered as second olaaa matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. triumphs,” Father McClorey said, and Other Canvas for Weddings Christ “ was a leader with all their the seas has seen their banners and (St, Rose of Lima’s Parish) natural charm, without their weak­ heard their march, Extensive plans and preparations nesses, who for two thousand years “ In the early days of Christianity by the various committees are under has bewitched men with His conjur­ martyrs innumerable heard the word i Published Weekly by way for S t Rose of Lima’s parish ing wand more magically than they, ‘I am your King,’ and they followed dinner and lawn party, to be held THE CATHOLIC PUBLISHING SOCIETY, (Inc.) and showed the way to victories Him tnrough fire and sword to the more tiirilling than theirs.” Kingdom. The grand old fathers of Saturday, Sept 19. The ladies are 9S8 Bannock Street creating a mysterious atmosphere Father MeClorey’s address is in the Church heard: T am your King,’ and, buckling on the sword of doc­ concerning the dinner, announcing a Phone Main 5413 P‘. 0. Box 1497 part as follows: “ Chicken Dinner a la Gai Paris,” and ...... “ Away J)ack in the recesses of trine and eloquence, they went out to meet all comers on the field of promising dinner-orchestra. The mon, eternity the Divine Poet excogitated who have charge of the outdoor fea­ $2 a year. Sold only in club arrangement with The Register, the Epic of the Incarnation, the controversy in defense of Christian­ ity. The monks of the desert heark­ tures, are also rather mysterious. Tuesday edition. $2 covers subscription to both ^weeklies Great Adventure, and being a Hero Asked what this “ Nlte in Paris” is as well as a Poat, He acted it out in ened to His call and abandoned the cities of men for the lairs of the going to be, they merely shake their time. heads, stoutly maintaining that it is “ No artistic creation of the mind of wild, where in solitude, fasting and Thursday, September 3, 1931 prayer, they got in touch with God not to be a fair, nor bazaar, nor a man, whether poem, painting, sculp­ carnival, but a real surprise Pffrty< ture or music, can bear comparison ai.d stormed heaven for the salva­ Nigkt*, tion of men. Missionaries of all ages The regular meeting of S t Rose Matin*** with that Work. Especially the gi of Lima’s Altar society was held at Saturday S5e OFFICIAL: DIOCESE OF DENVER gantic ]M:oportioni and warm human­ spied His shadowy figure on the hori­ zon of the world and from the seas’ the parish hall on Wednesday after­ and OGDEN Matinaas The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. ity of the Hero and the magnitude ends heard His faint voice calling noon. This Sunday is the Altar so­ S5e We confirm it as the oflScial publication of the Diocese. Whatever and romantic brilliancy of His en­ ciety’s monthly Communion day. Sunday Colfax at Ogden terprise are unique. them; and they went without scrip appears ip its columns' over tne signature of the Ordinary or those or purse, to buy back, from Satan Father Orohman congratulated the of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. The idea of God becoming a man ' SATUabAY, SUNDAY, M'oNDAY-T-sltPTkiviBEa S, •, 7 with the precious coinage of their ladies for the neatness of the church RICHARD ARLEN »n i PEGGY SHANNON In We hope The Register will be read in every home of the to captivate men was beyond the and the beautifully-decorated altars Diocese. wildest poet’s dream until it was em poverty the lost realms of barbarism “THE SECRET CALL” and savagery. For nearly 3,000 years on August 80, the patronal feast day bodied in a fact...... T U E ^ Y . WEDNEJDAY, THURSDAY-^EPTEMBER k, 9, 10 We urge pastors, parents and teachers to cultivate a taste in boys and girls beyond counting, of the pariah. All flowers ware gath­ “ The psychology of compelling RUTH CHATTERTON in the children of the Diocese for the reading of The Register. though deeplyllyj in love with the charm­ ered from Valverde gardens. Even personality and enthusiastic follow­ “ MAGNIFICENT LIE” ing things of earth, have found the Easter lilies, banked high around + URBAN J. VEHR, ing is exemplified by the military Aug. 6, 1931. Cihrist’s spiritual comeliness a greater S t Rose of Lima's statue, were all ------Coming kAtrtlfcY cflkVALTIjTir ” Bishop of Denver. heroes of history: Alexander the charm and sold all to follow Him. . .. home-grown. Great, Hannibal, Caesar, Joan of “ THE SMILING LIEUTENANT” Chriit Historical Character Arc, Napoleon Bonaparte. Those men and that woman simply said: ‘Follow “ Now this same Christ stands be­ me:’ and forthwith soldiers, without fore you here today, with tha same The Catholic Register has our fullest approval as to its purpose trumpet call to arms. For Christ is and method of publication. We declare it the official organ of the reckoning the cost of the enterprise or anticipating rewards, left home not a myth, but an historical char­ ^ffilBIUCRNlixrDRB acter; not only a past fact, but a pres­ ...... Diocese o f Denver and earnestly bespeak for it the whole-hearted and all to march under their ban- AUTOMATIC HEAT ent reality. Christ still lives, His UM*4« J ^ A mmhorIr support of our priests and people. That support will make The ners to unknown issues of life and army still tramps in serried columns, Owanvws COWRAOO death, wounds, disgrace, glory and YOU CAN AFFORD Register a strong power for the spread of God’s Kingdom in Colorado. though invisible and unheard by the imprisonment. Those leaders were WITH demigods who wove the web of en­ generality; and the shock of battle + J. HENRY TIHEN, still sounds to spiritual ears. Napoleon, chantment around anyone who ven May 1, 1918. Bishop of Denver. tured into the charmeo circle of their once enthralled nations; now he is dead, and nobody would die for a spells. ««THE COAL FUELER** B dead Napoleon, But people daily give Composed of Three Eelements up all they have and die for Christ. “ Roughly analytlng their psychic . . , When you were young, you read THE MOFFAT COAL CO. power, their potent magic, I would adventurous stories and tales of high submit that it was composed of three romance; perhaps, while you read, M Ain 0235 elements; first, the power of dream­ you regretted that the days of chiv­ ing dreams...... Secondly, prac­ alry were dead I But the days of chiv­ ticality, by which they embodied their alry are not dead! The superb Knight, tenuous dreams in cold facta; a sub­ Jesus Christ, still rides plumed. Ad­ (Continued From Page 1) lime egotism and sort of divine con­ venture is ftill Hi the air. Today the The State Industrial commission is doing a great public service in ceit which made them sure of suc­ King’s expedition is afoot. Today, exposing filrmt that cut wages without justification. While probably, no cess. Thirdly, a magnanimous spirit of today, His captains are gathering. You may line of business is doing as well e* it was.in the peak years following the kingly privileges and the exclusive­ His banners are flapping, His World war, the fact is that with many concerns business is no worse than ness of their high estate while they trumpets are braying. His cymbals are LUX[ have this one can expect in any except peak periods. After a hearing at Staamboat placed themselves on a level with clashing, His drums are beating, His their humblest followers...... superior Springs, the industrial eommissien said of two eoal companies; pipes are shrilling— and turning sud­ “ It was through their dreams of denly upon, you, and looking at you laundry “ The evidence shows that under the present wage tho employes of conquest, their egotistical certainty kindly, yes, but also decisively and sp’wice at no- these companies are not making a decent living; in fact, they are making of success in practice and their se­ with a challenge, Ha asks, ‘Will you LAU less than half a living wage. If it it necessary to establish soup kitchens to vere democracy that those outstand­ follow Me?’ Brethren, what will you MAin more than keep the men and their families alive under the present wage scale, what ing military geniuses pf history cap­ say? What can you say but: ‘Lord, 4261 can they do at a lower scale? tivated their followers and led them lead Thou the way, and whatever the reg:ular ‘ ‘While it is true that the companies have to meet competition of lower to fabulous triumphs. cost may be, I will follow Thee 1' ” laundry “ Now Christ was a leader with all wage seales, started in the counties of Las Animas and Huerfano, of this We V ajh M r y t h im in - prices. their natural charm, without their stato, WO would eall tbair attention to tho fact that thay havo recently had weaknesses, who for two thousand a favorable decision on freight rates from the interstate commerce com­ years has bewitched men with His mission. This ought to help soma and the present reduction seems littU conjuring wand more magically than ST. short of economic slavery and should not be tolerated by the companies.” they, and showed the way to victo­ F. J. Kirchhof -A The reduced scale announced recently by another company, largast coal ries more thrilling than theirs. producer in the state, for its miners went into effect Saturday. Christ Had His Vision TYPEWItITERS No ona ean deny that the eoal industry is fae* to faea with terrific “ And, first of all, Christ had His Illi0T0C.I.SCi00L Construction t economic problems, and unquestionably there is much to be said from the vision. In the thirty years spent in ALL MAKES AND PRICES operaters* side,, hut it should bo taken at a fundamental principle in every the prosaic environment of Naa- The Misses Helen Harries and SOLD— RENTED— REPAIRED industry or business that employes have a right to a living wage and that areth, in His public life, while He Jewel McGovern returned this week Company AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO., INC. deiire for profits has no right to interfere with fundamental Juttice. preached and prayed to His Father from St. Louis, Mo., where they rep­ 1643 CALIFORNIA ST. KEYSTONE 8047 ESTABLISHED 18*0 DENVER, COLO. on hilltops at night; in the midst of resented S t Mary’s academy at the 4 all this humble plainness of His out­ Catholic Action school conducted by ward life, His imagination was ablaze faculty members of the University and His feelings aglow with dreams of S t Louis at Webster and Font- of conquest. Alexander’s dream was bonne colleges. Miss Harries will BUILDERS 6 1 THE W AY only of a conquered India; Hannibal’s be a senior at the academy this year The Argonaut Hotel only of a Rome dethroned; Caesar’s, and Miss McGovern will be a junior. only of Gaul, Germany, and Britain 'The faculty at St Mary’s will be OPPOSITE THE CAPITOL (By tha Rev. Patrick McDaid years ago, the workingman’s Magna prostrate at his feet; Joan of Arc's the same as last year with the excep­ We Would Permanents and Transients . in The Nebraska Register) Charta, that callod attention to the dream was only of a freed France, tion of the athletic director. Miss Wedding Bre*kf*»ta— Bridgn Luncheon*-—Dinner Partie* The Encyclicals ' of our present evils that threatened the laboring and Napoleon’s only of a Europe sub­ Mary Killeen will succeed Miss Maiy Appreciate Holy Father, Pius XI, particularly elasses and insisted that the laborer ject to his will. But Christ dreamed Reddin in this department She is FRANK J. HABERL, Owner these on marriage and social organ- and his family are entitled to such of subduing the whole world, of send­ planning a special playground course Your Patronage Colfax and Grant Phona TAbor 2361 iaation, have evoked a good many return for the labors as will enable ing His marshals to the ends of the and dancing will be taught as last editorials and special articles. Some them to live in decent comfort, by earth and remotest seas, of batter­ year. of these have been distinetly eem- which was meant that there should ing the gates of hell, cutting a way A new uniform has been designed mendatory; a few have bean frankly ha enough to teke care of not merely to heaven for Himself and us, build­ by Daniels & Fisher Co. for those •70Q L«vnr«iice Str««t hestile. But by long odds the queer. present needs, but should provide for ing a religious empire, His Church, who are purchasing uniforms this M A in 8314 •St af them it an article appearing unforeseen emergencies in the future. which would outlast the ages, and year. % ■ in the current issue of Tha Forum But in spile of Leo’s clear and vig. most especially of enthroning Him­ ABC DIRECTORY and written by a gentleman who oreus statament of the principles that self in the hearts of men. And all ST. SCHOLASTICA’S Denver Coloredo goes under the non-de-plume of should govern the relations between this He would do, not by fire and THRILL or riNDINO EVERYTHING YOU WANT IN HARDWARE. Jay Franklin. The article in ques­ employer and employed, employers, sword, but with the potency of love TO OPEN TUESDAY SPORTING GOODS. TOYS. ETC.. AWAITS YOU HERE. DENVER’S GREAT tion would do small credit to the on the one hand, hove gone on “ And as Christ dreamed, so also A HARDWARE DEPARTMENT STORE. ponderoui judicial mind of Jay or aqueesing tho workman to the limit, He did, with a certainty of result Canon City.^Saint Scbolastioa of GEOkCE MAYER HARDWARE CO PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS KEydoa* 4291 the shrewd analytical mind of Frank. while, on the ether hand, a certain which transcends the assurance of the Royal Gorge will open Us senior 1520 Araiialioe SL Un. It represents a view that is, par* saetion of the working elass, itself the great generals of the world. For, and junior high school, preparatory IT PAYS haps, very common among non-Cath- adopting the m otto, “ every man for after all, taey did not attain to their and primary departments, Tuesday, •llcs, who. as a rule, leave out of himself,” has grown powerful in its heart’s desire. . . . September 8. The secretarial college account the fact that the Chureb is advocacy of doetrines that would “ But Christ, after His triumph on, will open the following Tuesday, the living voice of Christ explaining totally destroy such a thing as in­ the hill of Calvary, rose from the September 15. The enrollment the application of His teaching to the dividual rights. dead on Easter morning, mounted to throughout promises to equal that of conditions in which men find them the empyrean on Ascension day, en­ last year. selves. ^ The recent Encyclical, “ Quadra, tered His Kingdom beneath a tri­ gesimo Anno,” on social reconstruc. umphal arch, and took His place on CARMELITE CONVENT TO The particular article to which we tien sets forth very clearly and em. an everlasting throne. BE AT REPUTED EMMAUS r«fer represent^ the Encyclicals as phatically that the way of. sanity and “ And what was true of this world’s Jerusalem.— The foundations have nothing more than a bid, on the Mrt particularly the just way lies be­ generals, was more emphatically true been blessed of a new convent for of the Church, for popularity. The tween these two extremes. It is not, of their followers. For most of these Carmelite nuns at Emmaus-Nico- writer represents tha Church as hav. as Jay Franklin would have his read­ did not see the brUliant outcome of polis, a village called by the Arabs Amouas, where some scholars lo­ ing been hand and glova with mon* ers believe, something novel, a face­ their efforts and sufferings. . . . archy while monarehs were popular, lifting operation, but a clear-cut ap­ “ But every soldier who partakes cate the Emmaus of the Gospel. In but now that monarehs are prac< plication of the leaching of Christ in the adventure o f Christ will ar­ support of their theory they insist on the fact that several manuscripts tically a thing of the past, he repre. to a modern civilisation. We agree rive at the goal of success as surely s«nts her as an old lady undergoing ‘th that part of Jay Franklin’s final as did the King Himself. have “ 160 stadia” and not sixty as the distance from Jerusalem. Amouas a face.Iifting operation in order to statement, in which he says that it is “ And third, in regard to mag­ is, indeed, some 160 stades or a little appear well in ^ e eyes of the mod* the purpose of religion to enable men nanimous democracy, surely Christ, ern industrial democracy. All of to live decently and to die grace- if anybody, can say that He will not more from Jerusalem. which is very good journalest, but fully, a statement which means to ask us to make any march, to suffer shows the writer to know very little us that It is the purpose of the Cath­ any hunger or thirst, to keep any Solves Old Problem o f the constitution of the Church or olic Church, as it always has been, watch, to fight any battle or endure o f her history. H* seems to be quite to enable men to live in a manner any wounds which have not been His unaware of the -fact that underlying becoming the high estate to which portion in a superlative degree before they have been ratted by the merits us. Christ could have directed the the organisation , of the Church and Commercial influencing all bar actions are the of Christ and to die full of grace, c^ p a ign of salvation safely from two vital principles, “ Thou shalt love that is to say contciout of tha fact the ramparts of Heaven. But He came Banking the Lord thy God above ail things that they have, to the best of their down from the heights and hurled Tomorrow’s for Himself” and "Thou shalt love ability, tervad God and levad their Himself into the thick of the battle; fellow man. so that now, in direct distress, we thy neighbor as thyself for God’s Savings sake.” ______can look at the cross and take cour­ Former Coloradoan Is age from His royal fellowship in Department The writer seems to forget that arms. Dollar ♦ ♦ ♦ these two prinelples imply that all Popular Montana Nun Enthralled by HU Partonality men are equal in tha sight of God, “ Is it any wonder, then, thatfwhen V J that is to say their souls are of equal A former Colorado nun, who, when this incomparable Leader stood up Loans and Competent Management of Your value. As a consequence, justice in a small girl, came to Colorado from before men. and said; T am your Discounts human ralatiens is of supreme impor­ New York, who lived and was King, My purpose is to conquer the tance. The Church, while recognii- educated in Leadville, and who forty- whole world, victory is assured, and Estate Looks to the ^ tu re as Well :ng individual rights, whether in six years ago entered the Sisters of I shall not ask you to do anything kings or subjects, in employers or Charity of,Leavenworth, is one of the that I have not done Myself’— men Trust employed, has always protested, and most popular nuns ever to be sta­ were enthralled by His personality, Department as to the Present. must always pretasl, against any tioned in the state of Montana, ac­ electrified by the giamor of His en­ abnsa of these rights. That is why cording to word received here. She is terprise, encouraged by His sublime King John signod tho Magna Cbarta Sister Florence, formerly treasurer certainty of success, touched by His at Runny mode.. It is why Fradarick St. Vincent’s hospital in Billings, magnanimous sharing in their nard' Foreign Exchange came en his kftees to Canosta. It and who recently was transferred to ships; and engaged in His expedition is what breui^t Napolaon 'to his St. Joseph’s hospital in Helena. Ac­ wiOi heroic abandon? The history of For Your Convenience, Open Saturday Evening, 6 to 8 knees and It Isjwhat is bringing— to cording to press reports, she has more Christianity at its best has bee%the Safe Deposit use Brisbane’s paraphrase— “ Mahom­ personal friends than any single per story of that epical adventure,Sthat et (Musselini) to mountain (the son in the state and an editorial in romantic march, that peerless lead­ Vaults Pepe).” the Billings paper attested to her pop­ ership, that hero-worship and reck­ Modern industria ularity. Warns and friendly interest less following. Apostles, Martyrs, Th* Vary Rev, Joseph J. Callahan, Icy, “ every man in persons and things made her dear Confessors, Virgins have beem the C. S, Sp., president of ‘ Duquesne Collections fair to crush the Vrorkingman to hundreds. She is an ardent follower chivalric bodyguard of the matching university, Pittsburgh, who has tri> 17th at Lawrence £t. Frank Kirchhof, Pre*. r thoroughly as the serfs in feudal of baseball and is personally' ac­ ChristCnri Nineteenr'hundred years have seeled an angle by plane geometry, England were crushed. It was the quainted with several major league witnessed their exploits; every soil a problem heretofore 'thought ’to h* ‘‘Rernra Novarum” of Leo XIII, forty stars, including Babe Ruth. has drunk of Aheir blood, every na- insolvable. * ' Telephone.'Main 5413

V V Three Regis Retreats Break All Records With 257 in Attendance The There is some talk around the coun­ cinles and doctrine, Father Walsh’s TO BE s o i l PBOOF Roman try about financial distress and a talk to the retreatants was very well big depression in the business world received and heartily applauded. (St. Louis’ Parish, Englewood) and all that. But one would never Father Kuhlman, who had conducted Work was begun this week on a Missal know that such were the case to the retreat, spoke for a few minutes ceiling in the basement meeting have seen the number of men who on the importance of bringing the room and cafeteria in the school. attended the three retreats at Regis retreat idea to the mind of all men The Altar society loaned the money college this summer, and especially in the city, state and surrounding for this purpose from its treasury. in ■ in the final retreat, which was con­ towns and states, and pointed out The ceiling will be insulated so as to cluded on Monday morning, last. ways and means of doing so. make the basement sound-proof as far Eighty-eight men registered and And so the season finished. As as possible. This is necessary to Latin and followed Father Kuhlman for the B. K. Sweeney, the president of prevent any annoyance to the chil­ three days. The total for the season Regis league, stated in his talk, the dren in class and to permit the hold­ surpassed the mark established last movement has gained such force and ing of meetings during school hours. year. The 1931 retreatants number­ speed that one can only conjecture School will open Tuesday morning, English ed 257. That the season of 1932 will what strides will be witnessed in the September 8. Mass will be said at see the total attendance far above next few years. The retreat move­ 8:30, to ask God’s blessing on the the 300 mark seems inevitable. Two ment, blessed so deeply by our Holy children during the school year. New Edition years ago it was considered a mere Father and stressed so much by the Funeral services were held from dream that the Laymen’s Retreat’ reverend pastors throughout the city the church last Saturday for James league would be able to have 250 and state, brings home to the men a Quinlan, Jr., only son of Mr. and Arranged for the use of the Laity to which is added a men in attendance. Now the question sense of Catholicity, a militant sense, Mrs. J. Quinlan of 3233 South Grant P riv a cy . . . is: How many men is it possible for which will last throughout the year street. He was active in the young collection of usual Public Prayers. Edition absolutely the authorities at Regis to handle in and which will enable them to set people’s societies and until two years complete, Revised in conformity with the latest Roman one year? ' an example that will lead those with ago, when the school was started, whom they come in contact to a Denver, of course, sent the great­ served Mass. Interment was at ML Typical edition of the Missale Romanum with a supple­ est number of retreatants this sea­ fuller and livelier appreciation of OliveL with Father O’Heron offici­ ment containing Masses in frequent use in English-speak­ The family rooms of the son, contributing 155 representatives what a genuine Catholic should stand ating. ' from the combined Denver parishes. for. The impression made upon our Joseph Jaap, son of Mr. and Mrs. ing countries. Horan Mortuary, situated at Of these, St. Catherine’s parish led non-Catholic men who attend re­ Joseph Jaap, is spending a few days for Denver with a total of thirty- treats is simply inexpressible. Ignor­ at home after a cruise to Copen­ Printing -from clear, legible type on thin India paper, ant of what we stand for when they three men, thus taking the laurels hagen, Scotland and Cadiz with the come, they leave after a retreat with the rear of each chapel, are' from the Cathedral parish, which had Atlantic fleet. Mr. Jaap will be Opaque and Strong. a greater sympathy and a fuller un­ led the Denver churches for the past graduated this coming year as an en­ derstanding of our faith. They derive beautifully furnished with two years. But the san\e determina­ sign in the United States navy. immense good from having attended, Priceji at $3, $4, $5, $6, $7, according to bindings. tion that has characterized St. Cath­ 'The Altar society will receive Com­ as do Catholics. It is the hope erine’s spirit every year brought the munion in a body at the 8 o’clock wicker. Here, in pleasant of all interested in the retreat move­ lion’s share of the glory to that par­ Mass this Sunday. The regular meet­ ment that next year will find a tre­ ish this year. Cathedral parish was ing of the society will be held Tues­ home-like surroundings, the mendous increase in numbers, so a close second with twenty-five day afternoon at 2 o’clock, instead that Regis will really be taxed to men. Holy Family and St. Philo of Monday, on account of Labor We Carry the Best and Most Highly bereaved find privacy during handle the men. The members of the mena’s parishes were not far behind, day. league wish to express their sincere with sixteen and fourteen, respec­ John Savage is seriously ill at his appreciation for the fine co-opera­ tlje last rites. The Horan Mor­ tively. Virtually every parish in the home, 2650 South Bannock street. Recommended Prayer Books on tion and publicity The Register has Prayers were asked by him for a oity had a representative at one of afforded them for every retreat. tuary with its many advan­ the retreats, which speaks well for speedy recovery. With The Register reaching into vir­ the enthusiasm of the pastors The parish will take part in the tually every Catholic home in the the Market throughout the city. It must be said Englewood day celebration at city tages is available to every state, the league has thus been en­ that the co-operation given by the hall in September. abled to get its message into homes various pastors in Denver has been The Holy Name society presented Key of Heaven in three sizes. Manual of Prayers, My patron without additional that otherwise it could not have splendid. The announcements from the Englewood public library vrith a Prayer Book, Catholic Girls’ Guide, Blessed Be God, reached. the pulpit, encouragement in private copy of the new Catholic Dictionary. Hail Holy Queen, Vest Pocket Prayer Book, Man of God. charge. conversations and, in some cases, The dictionary was presented as an, strong sermons have brought men evidence of good will and better un­ to the retreats who had not thought derstanding. Prices, 50c to $15. of making them before. The men in charge of the league are very thank­ Fmims w ill smi ful to the pastors for their splendid Alumnae of Mesdames spirit. of S. H. Will Meet In addition, there has been an increase of enthusiastic work on the The alumnae of the Mesdames of James Clarke W . P. HORAN part of the retreatants. They have the Sacred Heart will meet at the talked to their freinds until they have departure Rites Held at home of Mrs. H. W. McLauthlin, seen results. They have used every 1626 St. Paul street, next Wednes­ Church Goods House argument possible and, as a result, Louisville for New day afternoon at 2:30. All members 1636-38 Tremont Street Denver, Colorado there are few men in Denver who Missionaries are requested to be present and take AND SON are not aware of what a retreat part in the discussion of a matter means. To prove this, ohe has but to Louisville, Ky.— Impressive depar­ Phone TAbor 3789 INCORPORATED of great importance. look to the number of non-Catholic ture services for two Franciscan mis­ friends who attended the Regis re­ OUT-OF-TOWN ORDERS sionaries, Fathers Alexius Weeker, 0. POPE PIUS HONORS U. S. treats this summer. There were nine F.M., and Sigfrid Schneider, O.F.M., GIVEN PROMPT AND CAREFUL ATTENTION FUNERAL CHAPELS in all and two of them have seen PRELATES AND LAYMEN took place in SL Boniface’s church Vatican City.— Pope Pius XI be­ the light and have followed it into here. , the Church. And again it may stowed honors on several Americans The Provincial of the Franciscan Ample Parking Space— Central Location be said there are few who en­ August 25. Dr. Louis R. Moorhead Province of Cincinnati, the Very Rev. joy a retreat any more than non- and Frederick W. Massman of Chi­ Urban Freundt, was celebrant. The 1527 Cleveland Place KEystone 6297 Catholics, few who seem to attain cago were made Knights of the more real spiritual good from a re­ Most Rev. John A. Floersh, Bishop Order of Gregory the Great and of Louisville, was present. treat, and few who do more for the Francis J. Lewis of Chicago was movement than these same non- The missionaries will sail from San made a Knight of St. Sylvester. The Catholic friends. Francisco on September 11 for Wu­ Pope nominated as Domestic Pre­ chang, China. The Most Rev. Austin lates Msgrs. Humbert Rocchi and Another feature of the retreat Parti, O.F.M., who has labored for Joseph F. Miliauskas of Scranton, was the fine showing made by the eight years in the Chinese missions, Pa., and Philip Mahoney, Bernard VINCENT McV e ig h little town of Stratton, Colorado, will return with them to his former Springmeier and Stanislaus Bona of which sent thirty-seven men to the Painting and Interior Decorating field of labor. The Very Rev, Pro­ Chicago. ABBEY SCHOOL retreat. There are about ninety pos­ vincial will likewise accompany them Estimates Given on All Interior or Exterior Painting sibilities in that little place. The re­ for an official visit of inspection of treatants want to have 100 per CATHOLIC RELIEF PLANNED A HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS Phone GAIIup 2848 4401 Vallejo Street the friars’ missionary activity and FOR STRICKEN CHINESE cent showing and are working for­ progress in Uie Vicariate of Wuchang, ward with that goal in view. Much New York.— With the receipt of State Accredited—Junior and Senior Divisions of which the Most Rev. Sylvester dispatches telling of the suffering in credit is due to them for the sac­ Espelage, O.F.M., is Vicar Apostolic. rifices made and the magnificent the flooded regions of China, the Conducted by the Benedictine Fathers manifestation of loyalty to the Catholic Medical Mission board, 10 Church. West Seventeenth street, announced of Colorado NUN VISITOR AT that it will receive and forward med­ North Platte, Nebraska, is an­ MOTHER’S HOME ical supplies to the stricken people Write for Catalog Today St. Louis’Parish ^ other town where a fine spirit is in of Hankow. ^ — " ------r-M Ml—TMITTMT—Jh evidence. Eight men came the two The Registrar: Abbey School, Canon City, Colo. hundred and more miles to make the Former Miis Mary Simmoni, N ow NICK STREWLER SERVICE STATION retreats; among them were two Sister Gertrude, Enjoys "TEXACO PRODUCTS" non-Catholics. The Knights of Co­ Stay Here Washing, Greasing, Polishing— Drive In— Courteous Service lumbus, ii^ their various districts, SO. BROADWAY AT HAMPDEN PHONE ENG. 392 likewise have made progress. They (Blested Sacrament Parish) have taken it upon thernselves to Sister Mary Gertrude, formerly further the retreat movement to the Miss Mary Simmons, and her com­ Blessed Sacrament Parish best of their ability, with the hope panion, Sister Mary Leona, left St. Mary’s that every knight in the state will Wednesday for Mercyhurst college be able to say in September that he in Erie, Pa. They w'ere house guests i. A K V’ s ’IT a r T e T Cathedral Parish | has been one of the retreatants, Denver’s Only Catholic of Sister Gertrude’s mother, Mrs. J. QUALITY MEATS— We Deliver either at the abbey in Canon City S. Simmons, and Mrs. Frank Hill, Academy for Girls. or at Regis college. What an inspira­ Sister Gertrude’s sister. 2803 COLORADO BLVD. J. E. Lake, Prop. PHONE YORK 0869 DAILY RATE SCHEDULE tion this is to those interested in the A touch of sentiment was added Affiliated with the State University Single with Lavatory...... *1,25, *1.50 eternal welfare of men’s souls. to the recent Steinbruner-Kirkpat- eventb Double with Lavatory,______*1.50 to *2.50 The Fort Collins district, under and Loretto Heights. ♦ IW * T rick wedding, when Mrs. Ralph Han- AVENUE*' Single with Bath______„*2 to *3 the able management and inspiration sell, bridesmaid, made her First Com­ Member of the North Central Double with Bath______*2.50 to *3.50 of J. P. Collopy, launched a drive HOTEL munion at the Nuptial Mass. Association of Accredited Schools. NEAR EVERYTHING that produced results in Longmont ^W. C. Weldon, who underwent an I Annunciation Parish and Fort Collins. operation last Saturday at St. Jos­ The Denver council expects to Courses of study include grades from 'East Denver’s Brownie Creamery & Delicatessen ^E*?.un“ 7®7ir eph’s hospital, is reported to be make the lists swell to a degree that slowly improving. the first to the twelfth, inclusive. FRANKLIN PHARMACY Largest Drug Store’ Brick Ice Cream, 2 9 ^ Qt.— 1 5 ^ Pt. will tax every facility that Regis Prayers of the parish were offered The REXALL Store, 34th and Franklin St. COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF LUNCH MEATS has. When one realizes that there are this week for Charles Barrett, who For detailed information apply to | Bert C. Corgan, Mgr.______l^E. 1753 “ Immediate Delivery’ AND EVERYTHING THAT CONSTITUTES OUTING LUNCHES thousands of men in Denver who died Sunday and was buried from should be at the retreats, it can be Lace Curtains, Draperies, Laces, Center Pieces and All Table Linens Blessed Sacrament church last Tues­ MOTHER SUPERIOR seen that Regis could be easily taxed. The firms listed here de­ BERTHOLD’S Cleaned and Hand Pressed. day. Denver council, with its 1,300 mem­ Joseph Walsh spent last week-end St. Mary’s Academy NO PIN HOLES CALL FOR AND DELIVER bers alone, could make possible a full serve to be remembered QUALITY BAKERY 218 E. Seventh Ave. CITY LACE CLEANERS Phone TAbor 7907 in Estes Park and Grand Lake. half-dozen retreats. Hence, it has Mrs. Teresa Dyron is ill at St. Jos­ 1370 Pennsylvania St. when you are distributing been already decided that there must eph’s hospital. Mrs. Dyron was vis­ PIES, CAKES, DONUTS. SPECIALIZING THE DENVER, COLORADO GRAHAM SPORT SHOPPE GRAHAM KNITTED GARMENTS be at least four retreats in 1932 iting her daughter, Mrs. H. C. Moore, your patronage in the dif­ BREAD AND ROLLS The Only E.vclasive Sports Wear Shop tor Women in Denver. For Golf and Tennis. The dates for next year will be pub­ when she was stricken. 1. The Catifomia Designer, Teacher for Garments That Are Smart in Lines lished early in the season so that ferent lines of business. 2231 E. 34th Ave. Phone YO»-k 7856 __ __ and Give Perfect Freedom of Movement Mrs. Rebecca Denman, who isi ser­ 616 E. COLFAX CAROLINE STANFIELD FRANKLIN 6617 men may be able to make arrange­ iously ill at St. Joseph’s hospital, is ments for vacation periods and thus much improved. ROACH BROTHERS 1471 LOGAN ST.— KE. 6617 avail themselves of the marvelous re­ Ivan Wagner, who sustained an 305 E. 17TH AVE.— KE. 6596 sults attainable from making a re­ injured foot last week, had his foot Dependable Grocers treat. operated on Wednesday. YOUR BABY The final open meeting of the year Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Quality First— Free Delivery School will open Tuesday. Ad­ St. Dominic’s Parish was held last Sunday evening and vance reports point to a record en­ reception afforded the new. president rollment. MADE WELL GRETA KRIER of Regis college, the Very Rev. Ger The Altar and Rosary society will LAKE’S QUALITY MARKET YOUR HAIR DRESSER aid Walsh, S.J., bespoke of the co. hold a meeting Sept. 11 at the par­ Intestinal troubles that WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF QUALITY MEATS, FRESH EGGS. Denver*^ Original Radio Waves Come in and Let Us Tell You About It operation that would be granted him ish rectory. The meeting will be SALT AND SMOKED MEATS. FISH ON FRIDAY p h o n e FRANKLIN 244B ______1062 E. COLFAX AVE. in all his efforts. Father Walsh spoke preceded by Benediction of the Most ravage children often 3617 West 32nd Ave. We Deliver Call GAllup 4405 on the need of higher Catholic Blessed Sacrament. disappear quickly when education and the prime necessity of Pinion Fuel and Supply Co. having all our Catholic youths at­ AUSTRALIAN BISHOP IS PURE Drinking Water LUMP CQAL, $5.50 UP HONEY WHEAT **Pleasing Service** tending the one and only Catholic UNITED STATES VISITOR is used. COAL STEAM COAL, $2.50 UP BAKERY Gas, Oil, Tire Repairing and college for men in the state of Colo Detroit.— The Most Rev. James F. A. Mumford, Mgr. W. 25th and Decatur GAllup S12S Greasing at rado. His message was in perfect ac O’Collins, Bishop of Geraldton, Aus­ — and your own health REAL'100% WHOLE WHEAT cord with the letter sent to the par pz-i-VOTI AM D A VPDV wE d e l iv e r — p h o n e g a . 41V BREAD tralia, was a visitor here recently at depends on PURE I-.V J 1 * 1 Z c . R. FLANAGAN— 2632 W. 32ND AVE. HARTLEY’S ishes of the diocese by the Most Rev the House of the Good Shepherd, We Deliver COLFAX AT PEARL ^ 2H7 E. 17th Ave. Phone YOrk 7793 Urban J. Vehr and read at all where he has three cousins. He was Water, too. Everything in Bakery Goods Fresh Daily Phone YOrk 7013 Masses last Sunday. The interest accompanied by his uncle. Brother WE SPECIALIZE IN P^RTY ORDERS—JUST GIVE US A CALL shown by the retreatants warranted Anthony, a Christian Brother of New jthe hdpe and trust that they would York. It was his fourth visit to the PHONE TABOR 5121 :i~ TWENTY THIRD AVENUE CREAMERY f i^ Fred Merritt -bend every effort to make Regis United States and he expressed . . SpecUl Sat. and Sun., Qt. Brick Ice Cream, 25c. A complete Line of Fancy Groceriea CrawfordPharmacy School of the seat of higher Catholic educa amazement at the rapid growth of the *• and Creamery Goods at Cut Prices. Garden, Farm, Dairy tion for our Catholic youth. Father « • 8008 WEST 28RD AVE. TELEPHONE^ GALLUP_ 6547 Reliable Prescription Tap Dancing Church in the United States since ♦4i4i4i4»*»»*»M"i»*******»*»**« *»>»**$*'>******* l * ********* Walsh stressed the fact that Regis his first visit as a layman in 1914. Service Special Summer Rates now can boast of a complete Jesuit 783 E. COLFAX faculty in its college departments, PHONE KEYSTONE 9878 “Why do you weep over the sor­ TABOR 9740 thus guaranteeing that its education rows of people in whom you have ROGERS SERVICE GRANADA 701 E. 6tb Ave. Denver, Colo. will be absolutely Catholic in every no interest when you go to the thea­ BARBER SHOP line. Not that Regis has ever devi­ ter?” asked the man. STATION ated in this matter, but now, with a “ I don’t know,” replied the wom­ Sanitary, Coarteou* Service PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS full force of priests and scholastics, an. “ Why do you cheer wildly when GAS, OILS AND EXPERT C. H. POATES UNION SHOP' it can be even stronger in driving a man with whom you are not ac­ TIRE REPAIRING 2921 W. 25TH AVE. - home the aoundness of Catholic prin- ARE RELIABLE quainted slides to second base?” West 2 5 tli at Decatur hM ST. JOHN’S PARISH WIPES O yj DEBT BONITA PHARMACY COLUMBINE PETITE CLEANERS Parish CaTnival Nets Necessary- Sixth, and St. Paul SPECIALTY AND ‘ AN D D YER S Receipts to Pay Last of G. P. Moore maintains the same “ Right-A-Way” service and high HEMSTITCH SHOP 300 Fillmore Street Obligations standard which characterize the Mrs. Rose Lee Jones, the propri­ Now is the time to send those win­ Madison pharmacy, and is well known etress of this convenient shop, needs ter clothes to the cleaner. You won’t Golden.— The debt on St, Joseph’s to our readers at the Bonita phar­ no introduction to our readers. In need a new overcoat— one that has parish at Golden has been paid off macy. Only experienced, registered her gracious and unassuming way, been dry-cleaned, pepped up and re­ as the result of the splendid success pharmacists are epiployed and one she has been serving the ladies of paired will give you a lot of serv­ of the carnival supper, held on the IS always on duty in the prescription the parish for many years. Her ice and the same appearance. It is church grounds Saturday of last department. unique shop offers the many every­ by your appearance you are often week. The success of the carnival, judged in the social and business marks the culmination of seven years The Bonita pharmacy was estab­ day requirements of the home in the line of notions, gifts, toys, art and world. Send that coat to the Petite of work and sacrifice to build-up and lished at 3042 East Sixth avenue, cleaners— ^they are equipped to give maintain the parish. In that period eight years ago, and, with a complete needlework materials, rayon under­ wear, high grade hosiery and clever you the finest workmanship and ex­ almost ten thousand dollars has been stock of quality drugs and sundries, tra quick service if desired. paid out in principal and interest on Mr. Moore has succeeded in meeting dresses. Mrs. Jones handles only re­ liable goods; she has an attractive Roland Thomas, the alert man­ improvements. In the seminary drive, any competition in this district. His ager and proprietor, is always ready >the parish has also distinguished it­ conscientious and courteous service selection of merchandise; the stock is new and fresh; however, you will to call in any part of the city for self for the cash contributions. In has built up an enviable business. It cleaning and return it fresh, clean, addition to the parochial work. Fa­ is a firm to be relied upon as abso­ find the prevailing prices amazingly low. odorless and looking like new, Mrs, ther John P. Moran, the pastor, has lutely dependable in any emergency. M. D. Thomas supervises the repair­ been chaplain o f the Boys’ Industrial The fountain is attractive and A new department has recently been added to this store. Ruby Cor­ ing— she is an expert in this line. school at Golden and of the Girls’ In- serves only superior ice cream and Call York 8317 and have that work d u fe a l school at Morrison, in addi­ syrups. Stop in and try a delicious nelius has installed an up-to-the-min­ ute hemstitch machine and is doing done before the winter comes. The tion to acting as chaplain of the sundae. Call York 5876 and enjoy prices are low and you will appreci­ Newman club of the Colorado School that “ Right-A-Way” service. It is beautiful work. Don’t hesitate to take your most intricate hemstitching; ate the quality of the work. Send the of Mines. The Golden parish is proud Rev. Chat. J. Carr, Pattor just what it says. summer clothes before hanging them of its progress and wishes to thank One of the finest residential dis­ you will be pleased with the neat and skillful results. She furnishes thread away— cleaning adds to the life of the many friends who have assisted tricts in the city lies within the any garment, SUNSHINE BEAUTY to match your material-—the charge in its growth. The winners of the boundaries of St. John the Evan­ cash awards of the carnival were gelist’s parish, which has an able SALON NO. 2 is very reasonable—-eight cents per yard. Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Cornelius Miss Amelia Munchinando of Idaho pastor in the Rev. Chas. J. Carr and 3919 East Eighth Ave. JENSEN*S MARKET Springs, $25; A. E. Moynahan of an energetic and capable assistant in Daintiness of appearance result­ invite those of the parish they have 2920 East Sixth Ave. not had the pleasure of serving to Golden, $15, and Miss E, Jones of the Rev. William Powers. The peo­ ing from the judicial use of beauty The more you buy at Jensen’s mar­ Golden, $10. ple of this parish are loyal to their culture is one of the attributes most call and inspect the shop. The phone ket, the bdtter booster you will be­ is York" 4581. 2424 E. 6th avenue. The winter schedule of Masses will priests and are banded together in desired by the woman of today. The come. This shop handles only the be inaugurated Sunday, Sept. 6. various societies which are always Sunshine Beauty salon is the one finert high quality of meats. The ex­ First Mass will be at 8 o’clock, sec­ willing and anxious to do anything recommended by the most discrim­ SARCHET BEAUTY clusive clientele demands the best ond Mass at 10 o’clock. Week-day which will prove beneficial to the inating women of St. John’s parish. and in _Mr. Jensen’s eight years in Mass will be at 7 :30 o’clock. parish. There is “a splendid parochial Mrs. Florence I. Daggett established AND BARBER SHOP the pqrish he has found his business Frank Cappa, a junior at Colorado school in this parish, taught by the this distinctive beauty shop several 3034 East Sixth Ave. increasing from year to year, prov­ School of Mines, has returned from Sisters of Loretto from St. Mary’s months ago fort the convenience of This beauty and barber shop IS ing that quality remains when price Idaho Springs to make his home at academy. This school enjoys a high customers who have found it difficult bright, airy and immaculately clean, is forgotten. the rectory with Father Moran. educational standing and is noted to visit her salon at 726 East Col­ with delightfully pleasing appoint­ M. C. Jensen, the accommodating for the quality of its pupils. The fax. ments and carrying a full equipment. proprietor, has been in the meat busi­ schcml building is comparatively new, Mrs. Daggett has attained city­ Two chairs insure prompt attention. ness all his life. His experience has and is a splendid edifice, standing wide recognition for the high quality Claude Sarchet, the proprietor, taught him to judge meats and if at East Si:rth avenue and Elizabeth of her work. Her skillful use of the is a skilled tonsorial artist of many they are not the best they are not j St. Josephus Parish street. The church and rectory are permanent wave machine achieves years’ experience. He established his used in his shop. He is located next to located at Fifth and Josephine. ovely individual effects, and her shop here five years ago and en­ a Piggly Wiggly store and one always Located in St. John’s parish are a careful, conscientious treatment of joys a fine patronage. In the past few finds a line of buyers at his counter,- number of progressive firms, some the scalp, hair and skin is the ad­ months, he has added a convenient keeping both himself and Jim San- of the leaders of which have co­ miration of her competitors. beauty department under the expert dell busy. Mr. Sandell is in the same SANTA FE PUBLIC MARKET Mrs. Putnam is in chargi of the management of Mrs. P. S. South, class with Mr. Jensen when it comes 64B SANTA FE— FREE PARKING— OUT OF CONGESTED AREA operated with The Register by their (St. Joteph’* Pariih, GlobevilU) advertisements in presenting this sec­ Sunshine salon No. 2. Her experi­ who is a graduate of the Marinello to carving those quality steaks— ^he tion today. For these, the manage­ ence as a beauty operator covers school. She is an experienced oper­ understands the trade. “ When you The carnival held by St. Joseph’s ment of The Register requests con­ twelve years; she is entirely compe­ ator in all lines o f beauty culture. meet for meat at Jensen’s, you will parish, which began on Wednesday Leader W ee Shop sideration from our readers in pat­ tent to assist Mrs. Daggett. Call Mrs. South specializes in permanent meet there again.” and ended Sunday, August 30, was a ronage. York 7917 for appointments. The waving and will be pleased to ad­ complete success. A radio, donated latest hair dressing styles now in vise ladies of the parish regarding by friends of the parish, was awarded Bakery Europe are arranged at new low this popular modem method of hair HANNON DRUG CO. to Mike Turzanski of 4555 Pearl Creamery No. 3 AMSDEN’S thrift prices. arrangement. Call York 6638 for an Corner East Sixth and Marion - street; a 21-jeweled Hamilton watch, DRUG STORE appointment. A resume of the stores in St. donated by Stanislaus Jastrezmski, DONUTS, Sugar < p< John’s parish that invite your patron­ went to Father Judnic, pastor of Holy BUTTER, * r t f a 601 Corona Street VEST GARAGE or Cake, Doz...... X D C You are indebted to your druggist 2831 East Third Ave. WILLIAM age would not be complete without Rosary parish; a suit of clothes, do­ Leader, lb...... m c /C for a greater share of your health Don Vest, the manager of this mention of the Hannon Drug store nated by Mr. Kuharski, went to Ed­ 2 for 2 5 ^ SCHEUERMANN at the corner of East Sixth avenue ward Paprocki of 4617 Sherman and appearance, your comfort and busy, modern garage, is prepared EGGS, Ranch, V £ * enjoyment, than you ever stop to with every facility for prompt and Interior Decorator and Painter and Marion street. This drug store street. Dinners served on Thurs­ APPLE SAUCE o n realize. He is always ready in any intelligent service on all automotive William Scheuermann’s experience is distinguished for its elegant in­ day and Sunday evenings were very Fresh, Doz...... 1 O C CAKE, Ea...... ZUC well attended. Sponsored by the emergency— whether you want a problems. His overhead is small, as a high-class interior decorator and terior appointments and the thor­ oughness of the service rendered. Altar and Rosary society, the dinners rush prescription filled, advice on which enables him to offer expert painter covers a period of twenty- Cheese, Longhorn, O A ASSORTED i e f five years. He is now located at 1708 The cabinets, show cases and shelv­ are becoming more popular each year. the treatment of an injury or sim­ workmanship at a lower price. Full Cream, Ib...... PIES, Ea...... 1 D C ply the merchandise he keeps for Powerine gas and the well-known East Sixth avenue, and will be ing are of mahogany and the har­ There was also a record attendance at the carnival this season. The Rev. your convenience. Powerlube oils are handled. Have pleased to call and give estimates monious arrangement makes a very John J. Guzinski wishes to express PEANUT 1 C ! BREAD, ^ ^ ^ . The Amsden pharmacy has been your battery tested; this garage is on your work. In considering decor­ pleasing appearance. his appreciation to all of those who BUTTER, lb...... 1 D C at 601 Corona street for twenty always ready with high class battery ating, one wishes to feel confident Norbert M. Hannon, the pro­ 3 Large Loaves...... X v C attended, as well as to those who in years and under its present compe­ service. The storage fee is $5 a of dependable workmanship perfectly prietor, established this pharmacy any way helped to make this carnival tent management for the past four month, a very reasonable rate when to execute the tasteful choice of de­ here about, six years ago. He is a a success. A years. You will always find a reg­ you consider the saving on your car. sign and harmonious color scheme registered pharmacist and a member istered pharmacist in the prescrip­ “ Shag’’ service may also be ar­ previously decided upon. Mr. Scheuer­ of this parish. Your prescriptions The St. Joseph’s parish school, Stop and Shop Purity Meat S-{3 tion department. The store is well ranged. mann has made a specialty of stip­ will be accurately and promptly conducted by the Sisters of St. Jos­ stocked with a fine and complete line W. A. (Bill) Westenfield, an expert pling and glazing— those new wall filled. No one but a registered man eph of Stevens Point, Wise., will re­ of drugs and sundries. All of your mechanic of twenty years’ experi­ treatments so popular now— giving is employed in the prescription de­ sume classes Tuesday, Sept. 8. The drug requirements may be obtained, ence, is in charge of the repair de­ an antique effect. He also does su­ partment. The Hannon Drug com­ following sisters arrived in Denver Grocery Market and, of course, a delivery service is partment. Every job is absolutely perior work with Swedish putty. 'The pany also carries a full line of pro­ Friday: Sister Mary Romwalda, Sis­ rough interior effects are pleasing prietary and patent medicines, drug ter Mary Angelina, Sister Mary An- maintained. guaranteed and Bill stands back of MILK, Tall Cans, LARD, p f The fountain is justly popular— it. Take your car over—a few ad­ when artistically tinted and blended sundries and toiletries, and Whitman cilla. Sister Mary Olga and Sister drop in and try for yourself the de­ justments now may save a large re­ in your favorite pastels. candies are featured. Telephone Mary Genesia. 3 lbs...... ZDC licious quality of the ice cream pair bill later and will certainly pay Furniture is also refinished in any South 4501. The P.N.A. baseball team played a style to correspond with your newer doubleheader last Sunday for the served here. Phone Tabor 4305. in improved performance. The Black CIDER VINEGAR, o e SKINNED HAMS, o A pieces. Call South 9006 before hav­ recently deceased Mike Ungehire, & Decker system of valve grinding CHICAGO CLEANERS Gal...... ZDC 8-10 lb. Avg., lb.....ZUC EAST EIGHTH AVENUE is used. Call York 1959 if you have ing that room decorated or the ex­ who was a member of the team. Col­ trouble on the road; the garage main­ terior of your home painted. Mr. AN D D YER S lections taken at these games were offered by the team members for CREAMERY tains a tow service. Scheuermann will show substantial 1304 East Sixth Ave. COFFEE, Good O C POT ROAST, 1 o l This attractive creamery is located savings for you, use standard ma­ To know the correct cleaning meth­ his Mass intentions. In the first Brazil, 1 8 ^ ; 2 lbs..DOC Ib...... : 1 Z 2 C on East Eighth avenue, close to Colo­ ADAM YOUNG^AND terial and give excellent and lasting od is a matter of expert training game, played at 49th and Washington rado boulevard. It was established work. based on scientific research. When street. Drover Red Sox defeated by Mrs. Vena Bray, five years ago. COMPANY fabrics are properly cleaned, they P.N.A. by a score of 10 to 6. In the COFFEE, Hills A BACON, by the O A Plumbing and Heating second game, against Drover Bil­ It is a large, bright, airy store, fin­ GOLDMAN^S GROCERY are handled gently in a manner which Bros., Red Can, l b . . 4 v / C Piece, lb...... ZUC ished in colorful enamels, and is a No one can become a first class benefits the garment and restores its liards, P.N.A., was defeated by, a musician in six months; neither can AN D M A R K E T score of 9 to 8. shining example of cleanliness and life. This is the sort of treatment KEEN LUNCH ROOM FOR NOON-DAY LUNCH-OPEN: 6 A. M. TO 9 P. M. sanitation. The store offers fresh one become a first class plumber in The Red and White Store your clothes receive at the Chicago Madeline Skovronski is seriously dairy products, ice cream, milk, that length of time. This is one of 2701 East Third Ave. Cleaners and Dyers. ill in a local hospital, due to a sud­ butter and eggs. Quality bakery the best shops in Denver; its success You can read plenty of grocery ads Do not hestitate to send the most den attack of appendicitis. goods from the well-known Voss has been due to good workmanship, and know all the items certain stores delicate evening gown, wrap or other Banns of marriage were published brothers are received daily. Cold the only kind this company knows sell cheaply, but it is necessary to costly wearing apparel to Dave Man- for the first time Sunday between SANTA FE FRUIT & PRODUCE CO. meats and delicious home-made how to do. go to Goldman’s to know that it is assee. He is an artist in this line Leo Sckrocki and Helen Ungerhire. 631 Santa Fe. Tony Calabrese, Mi:r. Open eveninss. Free delivery. KE. 9960 potato salad for lunches are among Adam Young, the proprietor, was virtually a good bazaar with long and has consistently catered to the The infant daughter of Mr. and the appetizing _ foods • on display. taught by the finest master plumber shelves groaning under the weight of most elite patronage in his twenty- Mrs. John Ungehire was baptized .....$ 1 .2 5 7 5 ^ A complete line of magazines, in the state of Colorado . and is hundreds of bargains. You will not five years m the cleaning business. last Sunday. Her name is Helen. candy, cigarets, cigars and tobacco backed by twenty-years of experi­ be disappointed after spending a few Mr. Manassee has been at 1304 East Rosary was said Thursday at 8 ’■f5n S I . 0 0 L«rge Jumbo Q Q A is carried. Have the kiddies look over ence. The cleaning department is minutes or half an hour in this Sixth avenue for the past five years. p. m. at the Eoulevard mortuary for PoUtoes, 120 Jbs...... q j x . w c.ntaloupa.. Crate...... O O f the fine stock of school supplies; it equipped to care for all makes of store. You’ll be glad you came, and He calls for all articles and delivers Joseph Rosno of Adams City. The contains all of their requirements heating plants. It installs oil and you will go away with the determina­ them in person to insure that your body was shipped Friday to Geneva, for the coming school year. Groceries gas burners and has expert service tion to come back again for more instructions have been followed and Nebr., for services and interment. are carried for your convenience and men on every.make of heating de­ good, clean foods to eat at prices that you are thoroughly satisfied St. Joseph’s will return to Ihe win­ the store remains open until 10 p. vice. The company is distributor for which leave money in your purse for with the finished work. This is a ter schedule of Masses Sunday, Sept. SANTA FE FILLING STATION m., making it possible to purchase the well-known Nokol oil burner, and other things. service unsurpassed by any cleaning 6, with Low Mass at 8 o’clock and “ SNAPPY SERVICE” from a complete grocery stock when uses Crane plumbing fixtures, the The proprietors are A. Goldman, establishment in the city. Call Pearl High Mass at 10:30. GASOLINE, OILS, TIRES, TUBES your grocery store is closed. Phone peer of all quality materials. Call who supervises several other stores 4546 and feel assured that your CAR GREASING A SPECIALTY York 9538^______Franklin 4644 and receive extra in different parts of the city, and M. cleaning or remodeling will be ex­ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL quick service on all job work. Bernstein, who is in charge of the quisitely done. TA. 7080 E. P. LEISENRING 6TH AVE. AT wkA Boulevard Patronize yOur neighborhood meat department. This market han­ plumber and heating man. The prices dles only the very best cuts of meat; HOLYWELL IS CREDITED IISBELEGIIEDTO are slightly lower than some and they are absolutely fresh and care­ ELATI GROCERY AND MARKET Cleaners and Dyers ANOTHER INSTANT CURE are never unreasonable. fully selected. 600 ELATI PHONE KEYSTONE 9656 Phone York 1915 for your gro­ Holywell, England.— Another cure recently was claimed for St. Wine- ceries and meats and you will receive Why not buy here and save money? Quality merchandise always costs Telephone YOrk 9380 THE UNIQUE BAKERY fride’s well here when Miss Mc- propipt delivery and the quality will FOREIGD M issions less. Keep your dollar at home. Pastrie*— Candies Clement of Edrungton, near Birming­ be the same as if you had personally Work Called For and Delivered This new, up-to-date bakery and ham, a cripple, left fully restored. The Hague. — (Special.) — About PATRONIZE YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD STORE candy shop has just been opened at chosen them. She had suffered from a twisted forty priests and thirty brothers of 780 COLORADO BLVD, 1128 East Sixth avenue, four doors ankle for three years and could not the Society of the Divine Word re­ west of the Hiawatha theater. It CORONA MOTORS walk without the aid of nurses and ceived their commissions to the mis­ This cleaning establishment is new is not only “ unique” in some fea­ Sixth and Corona an iron ankle brace. After submerg­ sion fields in an inspiring cerempny MESSENGER'S SERVICE STATION tures, but is reliable, neat arid at­ held recently at the motherhouse of in the pariah and they are especially A Super-Service station, and to ing her ankle in the waters of the tractive. There is a wide variety of this you will agree when you learn well, the pain suddenly vanished and the S.V.D. at Steijl, Holland. Msgr. Batteries - Tires - Accessories - Gas - Oil - Greasing anxious to demonstrate the quality baked things to satisfy every appe­ of the many automotive services ren­ almost instantaneously her foot Janssen, Archbishop of Utrecht, pre­ FOURTH AND ELATI SOUTH 0800 of their work and the reasonable tite. The proprietors use the best of dered by the Corona station. Bat­ twisted around to its proper and nor­ sided. prices. everything in their goods, made fresh teries are charged by the station’s mal position. She also was able to Some time previously, a similar SANTA FE SHOE HOSPITAL every day in their own shop, and own charging machine and a rental place full weight upon the foot and function was held at the mother- their products taste “ just like is loaned you. A new, guaranteed to walk without aid or pain. house of the Servants of the Holy SHOE REBUILDING Children's Biggest Mother used to make.” battery may be purchased as low Ghost, which is also at Steijl, and 742 Santa Fe Drive TAbor 7782 Their candies, too, are home-made as $6. The Corona motors do expert YOUNGEST PRELATE IN WORLD forty-five sisters were distributed Call and Delivery Service Thrills Are Play and excellent. Just try them. You tire repairing and also handle stand­ IS FRENCHMAN, AGED 29 among a number of missions. This will be proud of this new establish­ ard new tires and tubes. They con­ Paris.— Believed to be the youngest missionary community was also SCHATZ SERVICE STATION and Food ment in your neighborhood and your duct one of the finest repair de­ prelate in the Catholic Church, the founded by Father Arnold Janssen, patronage will be ai partments in the city; all makes of Rt. Rev, Monsignor Francis Xavier and is closely affiliated with the Fa­ Gas. Oil - Greasing - Tires and Battery Service How they enjoy our Bakery Goods TELEPHONE SI cars are overhauled and strictly Rey, who is just 29 years of age, has thers of the Divine Word. Both 241 So. Broadway and 5th and Santa Fe Drive Open All Night for their lunch before and after guaranteed. Towing service— ^just been named Apostolic Administrator communities are represented at Had- school. Sixth Avenue Fruit and call their service car, which carries of Guajara-Mirim, Brazil, by Pope zor. MARY FRANCIS SHOP Monday— Honey Rolls. the AAA insignia. It is at yout con­ Pius XI. Monsignor Rey, who is a American headquarters of the two Tuesday— Lemon and Coconut Rolls. Vegetable Market venience day or night. Absolutely member of the Congregation of Ter- orders are at Techny, near Chicago, Specializing in Children’s and Ladies’ Out-Sizes in Dresses Wednesday— Butter Rolls. JOHNNIE MARINO, Manager safe storage for $7 a month, and tiaries Regular of Ambialet, was 111. Made to Measure and Satisfaction Guaranteed ■Thursday— Almond Rolls. At Your Service With “ shag” service if desired. All cars born in France in 1902, Priday— Streitzel and Currant Rolls. are washed for 75 cents, the small DAVENPORT PRIEST SETON DENVER GARDENS DAIRY Saturday— ^Delicious Coffee Cakes. Quality Fruits and makes greased for 75 cents and the POLISH CONVENTION TO CAUSE VICE POSTULATOR Every day— Butter Cinnamon Sticks Vegetables larger cars, $1. At the de luxe filling BE HELD ON SEPT. 21-26 Davenport, Iowa.— The Rev. Jos Clean Pasteurized Milk— Put Up Under Certified Conditions and Cinnamon Snails. station on the comer. Green Fargo Scranton, Pa,— The Polish Na­ Phone SOuth 2939 , A. Anderson. Prop. 175 Vallejo PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE! eph B. Code of St. Ambrose’s col or Red Ethyl high test gas and fa­ tional alliance will hold its conven­ lege, who led the delegation of I. F Thompson’s Quality FRanklia 2643 2422 East Sixth mous Penzoil oils may be procured. tion here the week of Sept. 21-26. C, A. members on the Seton pilgrim HAMMOND TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE We take pleasure in introdueins to our After a trial, you will use these prod­ Some 600 delegates are expected to age to Rome, in behalf of the canon readers Mr. Marino, the enterprising young Goodyear. McClareh & Ajax Tires — Tire & Battery Repairing proprietor o{ this new store. ucts regularly and be more than attend the convention Mass, to be ization of Mother Elizabeth Seton, Home Bakery Mr. Marino was with Dispense Bros, tor pleased with the courteous attention celebrated in Sacred Heart church founder of the Sisters of Charity in When in Trouble Call TAbor 9105— 700 Santa Fe Drive years. He understands the business and you receive at this station. Phone Sept. 20, in a body. A banquet Sept. 879 Milwauk*# YOrk 5699 knows quality. He will be found entirely the United States, has been named RETAIL STORE dependable. Visit this new store and inspect South 8782 and reserve a place in 26 will be a feature of the conven­ vice postulator of the Seton cause ^?924 E, 6|k At9t its attractivd displarv this spacious garage. tion. by the Holy Father. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS

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The Very Rev. Charles Loffelholz, O.F.M., new pastor of St. Elizabeth’s The Home Public Market, through its merchants, church and guardian of the Francis­ can monastery there, will arrive this Colo. ElbertA Peaches joins all other organizations to move the huge week to assume his duties, according to Word received at the monastery. Buy Now! Can Now! Help the Grower! crop of Fine Colorado Peaches. As a special inducement to house Another of the three new priests wives, canning necessities are cut to the lowest prices in years. assigned to the local monastery will Never Finer— Never Cheaper. ^ , arrive about the middle of this These are No. 1 U. S. graded Peaches and you get the month. He is the Rev. Julian Fin­ original full packed bushel. Do not be fooled by SUGAR *C ,2 3 I Fruit Jars ley, O.F.M., of New York. The Rev. Louis Farrell, formerly of China, cheaper grades and short bushels. Per 100 Lbs. I Quarts Dozen the third. It is not known when he ARCADE GROCERY | RED STAR STORE will be here. A total of seven priests AT ALL FRUIT STANDS IN MARKET will serve St. Elizabeth's when all ar­ rive. Prior to having the rectory raised to a monastery, only four priests were stationed here. KATRINKA'S SOMETHING DELICIOUSLY GOOD FRANK..

HOME‘S ECCS ' SLOOP § i ^ PUBLIC M MAILKEf Pineapple Layer Cake JT ST, PITIIICICS Katrinka’s Salted or Stveet, lb...... "Wc buy and sell only the best’ (St. Patrick’* P»ri*h> BUTTER 2 9 c 20c Cleaning and redecorating of the Creita Creamery— school will have completed by BUTTER Pound...... next Tuesday mOming, when the 2 8 c children will return for the fall term. Cherry Pie Bacon Lb. 28c Three new teachers will greet the RANCH EGGS ...... 17c youngsters this year. Mother Benita will assume the duties of superior in rU C C Q C New York 2 0 c the convent, filling the vacancy left L n L £ i j l ! i Sharp Cream, lb...... ZUC by the death of Mother Aghna. LAMB LEGS LB. 17ic Mother Benita is not a stranger to St. Patrick’s, having taught in the CHEESE 3 8 c Cut From Fine Colorado Fed Lambs^ school several years ago. She -has ^ ' Pound Cake been at the convent for some time, Prices are effective Friday and Saturday in the four shops. No Limit recovering from a serious operation HOME WEST Must Brine which necessitated complete rest LOOP ARAPAHOE 2 0 c for over a year. Sister Aloysius wil PUBLIC LARD PaU SIDE 3 Lbs. 17c replace Mother Aghna as teacher of! MARKET MARKET MARKET the seventh and eighth grades. Sis­ MARKET ter Leocretia, besides teaching inter­ Small Skinned mediate grades, will conduct the children’s choir and teach _ music. PACIFIC I Sisters Alonzo and Anna Marie com- Pollyanna Bakery Half or Whole zC " pletc the list of teachers. COFFEE STORE “ THE ACME BAKERS” Fresh Cinn. Rolls, Among the older boys and girls (YOUR BAKERS) BOILING MEAT LB. 6c who will leave to resume studies in * Doz. 15^ NUT MEATS— Hot From tko , the East are Joseph McGill, who re- Kittle to You Home Public Market ' turns to S t Louis university, where BREAD-BAKED FRESH POT ROAST . LB. 12ic he is studying medicine; Jack Hally DAILY Try Our Assorted Nuts ALSO AT Finest Corn Fed Beei in the Gty will resume studies at_ Catholic uni­ versity, and Thomas Finn expects to 3 Large Ixiaves, 10^ ——Seltedi lb...... ^X «00 23rd and Dexter 1032 15th Street enter law school there. Martin Hast­ SPECIAL SAT. ONLY We Are Experienced and ings will attend Regis college. Reg. 35c Largest Retailer* in Nut Meat* WEE SHOP BAKERY High Mass of Requiem was sung in Statu Wednesday morning for deceased Assorted Layer Cakes, members of the Guerin family. 20^ SANTOS COFFEE For Health’s Sake Father Clark was celebrant. No. 1 and No. 2 Fancy Santo* Ceffoo, lb\....18c Eat A meeting of the Young Ladies' ORNEFS **Quality at Low Priced* sodality was held on Wednesday eve 2 for 35c ning at the home of Mary Horn, REALLY GOOD! 4169 Tejon street. Arrangements OUR SPECIAL COFFEE NICK’S FRESH were completed for a benefit card Local News Pound ...... 21c One of the largest and most party which will be held at Edinger’i Pacific Blend Coffee, 1 lb. complete stocked Delicatessens cafeteria, 1641 Stout street, in the Thomas J. Morrissey was elected BUTTER Colorado Fresh Peach Pie last week of September. The exact first vice president of the Elks at and 2 lb*. Sugar free....«45e in the West. Specializing in the " dat* will be announced later.' the annual state convention at importing of fine Sea Foods and This Sunday will be Holy Com­ Ouray, Colo., held last week. Saturday Only 15c SAVE MONEY Cheese. A Denver owned busi­ SCOTCH munion day for the members of the Miss Bernice Gibbons entertained Mend Your Own Ho*a Altar and Rosary society. The Sep­ at an informal bridge party Wednes­ NEEDLES, 76c EA. , ness. We believe in Denver. tember meeting will be held on day for Miss Marcella Seep, who CAKE 40c and 20c Instructions free. Your fancy POP CORN Wednesday afternoon at the home of left Thursday for California. Her work sold, 20% commission. Mrs. S. Chiolero, 2354 West Thirty- guests included Misses Virginia COFFEE CAKE, Almond Filled, Ea.... 15c Come in and see us. third avenue. A cordial invitation is Harris of Sterling, Colo.; Anne Sul­ Give U* a Trial, extended to all prospective members livan, Marjorie Walsh, Clare Scholt?, The Needle Work Shop For Your Parties and Picnics, WEE SHOP DO NUTS, Doz...... 15c o f the society. Members are requested Mary Gargan, Virginia Graham and We Guarantee to Satisfy Try Tater Flakes. Cooked ^ Cake or Sugar to attend and to make an effort to Elfrieda Riedel. Fresh Daily, Less Grease, Al­ bring a friend. Miss Mildred McCarthy enter­ ways Crisp and Tasty. SANDWICH BUNS, Fresh Baked, Doz. 10c The percolator, which the Boys’ tained “ The Snappy Seven club” at GREEN TREE club, under the supervision of Father her home Wednesday. Those who SHOE REPAIR Florida Fruit TATER-FLAKES FRESH BAKED BREAD Clark, awarded to help equip the enjoyed her hospitality were the Center of Market ball team, was won by James Mc- Misses Gerry C. Hannigan, Trilla Comer 14th Street Company . Hugh. Morg^an, Wilma Styse, Genevieve 3 LOAvIsFOR...... lO c Several members of the parish are and Eulalia Plamandon, Betty Gray Men’s c for recovering from illness either at and Rose Heck. Half Soles...... OOC LEWIS FISH SHOP home or at local hospitals. Among A woman seriously injured in Men’s Half Fancy Fresh Fruit Fre*h Salmon, them are Charles Fee, 3700 Tejon; an automobile accident last week is Rubber Heels...... and Vegetables Mrs. Duffy, 410 West 43rd avenue; improving, thanks to the prompt OUC lb...... 15c Freddie Frank,' 3219 Osage; Mrs. care of Dr. Edward Delehanty, Ladies’ FREE DELIVERY THE MONTEREY COFFEE SHOP Robert Finnie, 1952 West 41st ave­ who assisted the victim after the Half Soles...... 3 STORES Freeh Droeeed Hen*, nue'; Henry Frank and Nick Falasco, crash. She was badly cut and a Composition and O A ^ lb...... ;.... 2 0 c Serves the New ill at Mercy hospital. James Finn, piece of glass had severed her larynx Leather Lifts...... Home Public Market..TA. 6800 4039 Vallejo street, is recovering when Dr. Delehanty, who was on his Arapahoe Market ...... TA. 7815 from serious cuts and bruises, in­ way to the mountains, arrived at the Leather, Panco or Uskide 1321 15th St------TA. 6487 curred in a minor accident. Mrs. Wil­ scene. Although handicapped, Dr, Those Price* Good Every Day liam Connors is sho'wing steady im­ Delehanty used the instruments he VOSS BROS CUBE STEAK SANDWICH, 25c provement. William O’Neill, 4130 had to bring the severed larynx to the HOME PUBLIC MARKET Wyandott street, is also a patient at surface, away from the flow of blood, Open Saturday Until 9 P. M. Fagan’s MAY FRANCIS, Prop. HOME PUBLIC MARKET Mercy hospital. Mrs. R. Acicms is in order that the woman might BAKERY seriously ill at Mercy hospital. breathe. His action saved her from Devoted "Your Baker* for All Oeeaeion." Mr. and Mrs. Vincent McVeigh and death by strangulation. MARKET Exclusively to THE ORANGE BAR Mrs. Will Campbell and daughter, Mrs. Daniel Bate and children, ac­ the Marketing New Danish Coffee Margaret Mary, are in St. Louis vis­ companied by Mrs. Katherine Kremp, CIGAR SHOPPE of Quality FiA A Full Line ot HYDRATED ORANGE JUICE MADE FROM FRESH ORANGES iting Sister Mary Stephen, daughter have returned from a vacation in for Many Years. Cake and Rolls, "Come in and Watch Ui Hake It." of Mrs. Veigh, who is a member of Estes Park. Large A**ortmani By tha Gla**, Sc lOe; Pint, 20c; Qt., 25e; Gal., 40c; 1 Gal., 75c. the Sisters of St. Joseph. Cigar* and Tobacco St A reader of The Register wishes to Monthly and Weekly Magasine* 5c and 10c Ea. We SpeeUIiz* in Parties and Entertainments publish thanks to the Sacred Heart Candy Bar* and Gum Phone Little Flower Shrine for a favor received through the in­ PHONE TA. 64«t tercession of St. Anthony and of Our MAin 3518 Coffee Cake, to Resume Activities Lady of Perpetual Help. PATRONIZE 20c Ea. Mrs. K. F, Thomas, formerly Miss OUR DEUVERY PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Friends of the Little Flower shrine Mary Reardon, is visiting her par­ ADVERTISERS in Aurora have resumed their month­ ents in Denver. English Muffins, ly meetings to be held the first Tues­ day of every month. The first meet­ Officer M. L. Clark and wife of 20c Doz. ing of the year was held last Tues­ 472 South Lincoln street recently day. Plans were formulated for ac­ returned from a pleasant vacation in Orange Cream Cake, tive work in the fall and winter Durango. Accompanying him was his RED STAR i t months for the benefit of the shrine. father, C. Clark, and W o sons, White Cake, 27c Ea. CASH STORES ^ Father Henry A. Geisert, pastor of Charles and Leo. Miss Rita Clark is motoring through the South with the Aurora church, was the principal Home Public Market 2320 Ei Colfax 979 Broadway speaker at the meeting. friends. Mrs. Adam Darling of Denver was SUGAR MILK RABBIT SHOP MRS. JOHN F. CONWAY IS among a number of American tour­ MASON JARS, Qu8rts...... Doz. 7 9 c LUNCHEON HONOR GUEST ists who kere granted an audience Belgian Hares lb. 25^^ Mrs. John F. Conway was the guest with Pope Pius XI Saturday of last Per $ e.2 3 of honor at a bridge luncheon her week. Mrs. Darling is touring Eu­ I Frys ...... lb. 32f^ CERTO,Full Size Botde...... 2 4 c rope with her husband. 100 Lbs. O 4 S - 2 3 c daughter, Miss Helen Conway, gave Fresh Eggs, ’’Guaran­ at Lakewood Country club last week A reader of The Register wishes in celebration of her mother's birth­ to publish thanks for a favor re­ teed” ...... doz. 23 ^ SUGAR ...... 4 7 c day anniversary. The other guests ceived through ■ the intercession of BREAD COFFEE Our Blessed Mother and St. Joseph. PHONE KE. 03SS were Mesdames G. W. Stewart, A. Fresh White or Whole Wheat ARCADE J. Chisholm, Charles Cassidy, James Cronin, T. W. O’Connor, Ralph The two young men Special 1^ BROOKS FRUIT SHREDDED WHEAT...... Pkg. 8 c Kelly, Louis Hough, 0. M. Kellogg, earnest conversation. Blend,. ‘J x n r Paul V. Hodges, E. F. Randolph, “ You know,” said Cripps, “ mothers 2 Loaves 5 c lb...... fcfC FV . & PRODUCE CO. William J. Slattery, Edward Gibbons, have rather a bad time of it.” SOAP, Crystal White....lO Bars 2 9 c QUALITY FRESH FRUITS John Keating, T. J. Carlin, HaiOT “ What are you getting at?” asked W. Humphreys, Charles J. Dunn, S. his companion. MUTTON LEGS AND VEGETABLES P. Mangan, M. A. McLaughlin, “ Well, they’re always afraid that FREE DELIVERY VEAL ROASTy Milk F e d ....lb. 1 0 c George Teeple, M. A. Hickw, Ralph sonm girls will marry their sons, and Taylor, John Donovan of St. Louis that some Cantafoupoi, * g — and Katherine Kirkpatrick of New daughters.’ LOIN PORK ROAST ,B 15c Each...... POT ROAST,Baby Beef....lb. I l k •York. Morning Glory, Tomato**, C g * “Above all,” the doctor urged, HAMS Half or Whole, lb. Homo Grown, lb...... After terrific struggles, the fresh­ “ you must eat more fruit, and par- 1 7 k Spring Lamb Shoulders_ lb. 1 2 k man finally finished his examination ticulaely the skin of fruit. The skin Fancy, Sugar-Cured, Cheka Cherrie*, paper, and then at the end wrote: contains all the virtues and the vita­ 3 lb*...... “ Dear professor, if you sell any of mins. What, by the way, is your BACON by the Piece, lb...... 1 7 k 1 HENS, Fresh Kffled...... lb. 1 4 c my answers to the funny papers, I favorite fruit?’’ Wo Reeerve the Right to Limit Qnantitio* Phena TA. 1369 shall expect you to split fifty-fifty The paticut looked gloomy. “ Co- C We Rosarva th* Right to Limit Quantitio* with me.” coanuts,” he said. THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER felephone. Main 5413

ST. DOMINIC’S HAS NEW ASSISTANT CATHOLIC TO TRANSFER YOUR (St. Dominie’s Parish) The Rev. Vincent Edward Simpson, ACCOUNT TO THIS O.P., has been assigned as an as­ SCHOOLS on on sistant at St. Dominic’s. The Rev. Savings CITY Savings William A. O’Connell, O.P., has been Miss Chelsa York, Popular in transferred from parish work to the Class Opened Last Monday and Will Be Held Once — all that will be necessary will Younger Set, Becomes missions. Father O’Connell will Open Tuesday Bride work on the Southern mission band, a Week be to present your Passbook at which has headquarters at St. Louis our Cashier Window. This Asso­ (S t.' Francis de Sales* Parish) Bertrand’s priory, Louisville, Ky. (St. Catherine’s Pariah) September 8 ciation will, without charge for ()ver $2,300 w&s realized from the All the parish school children will The series of instructions opened parish picnic held early in August, assemble in the church for the Holy last Monday night with ten mem­ We are prepared with an experienced its services, secure the transfer of according to Fathdr Donnelly, pas­ Sacrifice of the Mass, wh'ich will in­ bers attending the class, which is sales force and the largest stock of tor. . augurate the new school year, at 9 being held every Monday evening at Catholic School Books in the city, to both principal and interest from o’clock next Tuesday morning. Mrs. Andrew P. McCallin, 281 8 o’clock in one of the school rooms. give you prompt and intelligent service. the bank or Building and Loan South Grant street, returned Mon­ The first regular meeting to be St. Catherine’s school is preparing Books for every parish school. Association at your former place day afternoon from St. Louis, Mo., held after tiie summer months for the for the largest enrollment in its his­ where she visited her son, Joseph, Altar and Rosary society will be next tory, when classes are resumed 'Tues­ of residence. Then you may place who is in the Jesuit novitiate at Flor­ Tuesday evening in the basement of day. A complete faculty will serve Parents may save a considerable all or part of it with the Republic issant. The trip there and return, the church, immediately after the the students of the parish. The class amount purchasing the good, the reunion with her son and meet­ recitation of the Rosary at 7;30 rooms have been cleaned and the clean, second-hand copies (many Building and Loan Association, p. m. ing the other Denver students, all spacious gymnasium will soon be .the have been rebound and are as good as new) which we have been well contented and happy, gave much scene of many rollicking hours. Denver. fortunate in obtaining. joy to Mrs. McCallin. Father McCarthy will be in charge There will be Holy Hour service of .the school again this year. Mother BRING IN YOUR LIST AS SOON AS POSSIBLE Friday evening at 7:30 o’clock. Theresa Agatha again will be su­ A very pretty wedding was per­ C. D. OF I. perior. formed Saturday when Miss Chelsea Word was received this week of York became the bride of Earl the recent appointment of Sister Thrasher. The ceremony was per­ Anna Mary, formerly Eleanor Fitz- Bargain Book Store REPUBLIC formed by the Rev. J. J. Donnelly M IP ARCiRl maurice, who will begin her life’s at the home of the bride’s parents, work at Hannibal, Mo., aifd Sister Specialists in Catholic School Books BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Mr. and Mrs. H. H. York, 808 South The final week at the camp of Thomasina, formerly Helen Gorman, Pearl street. The newly-weds have the Junior Catholic Daughters in who will be assigned to the school 406 Fifteenth St___2 Doors From Tremont KEystone 2357 A. B. Williams, President gone to St. Louis and Chicago on Georgetown was marked by the in Menominee, Michigan. T. E. Greene, Sec’y-Treas. their wedding trip. Upon their returp, greatest activity of any of the three 1711 California camp periods. On one occasion the Mrs. James McCormick and two TELEPHONE KEYSTONE 1418 L. C. Skelly, Asst. Sec’y-Treas. they will make their home in Den­ sons, James and' Joseph, have re­ ver. Miss Helen Gones was maid of group experienced many thrills on a hike by moonlight to Silver Plume turned to Chic^o after a ten days’ honor and Howard Payne was best visit in the parish. man. The bride’s father gave her in via the old Georgetown loop. An­ Sister Estella, O.S.D., returned to nmrriage. About fifty guests were other stunt was a trip on foot to SAN RAPHAEL INDIAN HILLS present at the wedding and the re­ Green and Clear lakes, a climb of Milwaukee last week, after a short ception. six miles from the lodge. A horse­ ■visit with her brother and sister, Jos­ CHALET SAN RAPHAEL will make a special rate to readers back party filled one afternoon of eph and Theresa Gavin, and Mrs. of this paper for week-end parties, luncheons, card parties, Mr. and Mrs. A1 Kesker and Mrs, the week, and another day was spent Clara Quigley. St. Vincent de Paul’s Parish Muchie of Chicago were the guests m u t ■■ n m lyI chicken dinners, steak suppers or picnic parties. Grounds free on a hike to Empire. A trip to Idaho This Sunday, will be Communion of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Grabus and and accommodations any time. Cool, comfortable rooms and Spring for a swimming party, was a day for the Altar and Rosary soci­ V. Figlino for the past two weeks, modern necessities. Golfing, horseback riding. high light of thf week’s activities. ety. They left Monday. The visitors were I FOR RESERVATIONSi PHONE MORRISON 51-R-4 With the ending of the Junior First Friday • Masses will be at 6 royally entertained and the beauties Catholic Daughter? camp for the SO. GAYLORD COMMUNITY STORES of .Denver and the mountain parks and 7:30 o’clock with Holy Hour at summer, certain members plan to 7:45 p: m. were thproughly enjoyed. continue their interest in archery, Mrs. W. C. Kemmins and daugh­ and, if possible, regular meetings of High Mass last Monday was the ULLERY & DRINKWATER PHONE^SOim^^8166 month’s mind for the soul of James I /////// ter, Flora, returned this week from these members will be held for arch­ Bring Us Your Prescriptions for Scientific Handling Closing Out Sale the East, where they had spent the ery drill. A. Keogh at the request of the Holy Furniture, Rugs, Gas and Name men. PROMPT FREE DELIVERY KGoo'd Coffee^ summer. Visitors to the camp in the Coal Ranges, Office Furni­ v \ N MODERATELY PRICED Sister M. Leocratia Joseph of the Phillip Joseph and Thomas Tipton, ture, All Must Go at Cost past week were numerous. These •Sisters of St. Joseph has been trans­ were: Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith the infant sons of Mr. and Mrs. John W. F. RINKER or Less. 25 faPound-4ilbs.^'''C^ J. Needham of 3333 West Forty-fifth We Rent Fold. Chairs and O thtr GradtsSO^tuidup ferred from Kansas City, Missouri, and son, Bernard, from Anaconda, Fine Shoe Repairing at Lowest Possible Price 'V. VNWWWU X ^ to Denver. She will teach in St. Pat­ Mont.; Mrs. M. E. Hanson, Mrs. C. avenue, were baptize’d last Sunday. Card Tables Edward J. Bulger and Josephine Bul­ 1066 SO. GAYLORD “ GIVE US A TRIAL’’ -SANDERSONS'' rick’s school. Sister Leocratia is the Henderson, the Messrs. Ansel Smith. Furniture Trading Co. daughter of Mr. and Mrs; Peter La­ Hugh Homey, Harry St. Clair, H. ger acted as sponsors for both. It28 Court PL Phone KE. 1S68 Plumbing and Heating 1514 ARAPAHOE - TA. 2%9l. ment of 48 South Washington Arter, Paul Wentworth and Louis Mr. and Mrs. George Zarlengo street, who were made very happy Jones; the Misses Agnes Hanson, have announced the engagement of BRACONIER Hardware and Paints in having their daughter near them. Alma Gupill and Thelma Martin. their daughter. Miss Ida Zarlengo, Phone south 1679 1076 So. Gaylord Father Harringrton landed in New A group of the members who have to Sergeant Lewis Francisco, son of York Sunday and will visit there for returned to the city from camp en­ Mrs. Frazzini. Mr. Francisco is sta­ several days. He is expected home joyed a theater party at the Denver tioned with the United States army early next week. on Wednesday, August 26, and were at San Diego. The marriage will prob­ e c m O a if^ The funeral of Lenore Hutchins, entertained at an after-theater lunch­ ably take place in the spring. FLORAL SHOP St. Francis de Sales’ Parish a convert and former student in St. eon by *Miss Helen Devine. This In the three laymen’s retreats at Francis de Sales’ school, was held group was composed of the Misses Regis college this summer, the last of 1064 So. Gaylord St. from the church Saturday. The Rev. Marguerite Linnet, Marie Doyle, Nor- which closed Monday, St. Catherine’s THE CUT RATE DRUG COMPANY Daniel O’Connell offered the Re­ ine Nylarider, Helen Reha, Margaret was the second highest in the num­ PEarl 0622 WE DELIVER—South Denver^a Leading Cut Rate Druggista quiem Mass. Devine, Virginia Whelan, Thada ber of representatives from any par­ Ownad and Operated by C. E. J. Crawford and G. W. Miles Flqwers for Every Occasion New Store, 1069 So. Gaylord— SPruce 7326 Mrs. Catherine Golden, mother of Ross and Kathleen O’Keefe. ish and was high among the Denver 5r d c r e a m e r y CO. B94 So. Pena., at Alameda^PEarl 6433 201 Broadway, at 2nd Ave.— SO. 0154 Mrs. Coyle, who sustained serious in­ A general meeting will be held on parishes with thirty-three men. 1022 So. Gaylord Phooe PEarl 4648 We Carry Bird and Fish Supplies jury to her hip in a fall, is a patient Sunday, September 13, at the club Mrs. A. Mayeau and daughter, house, 1772 Grant street. Mrs. Har­ at St. Joseph’s hospital, where her Betty, of 3301 West Clyde place are vey Smith, councillor, has urgently friends may call. spending a week in Raton, New Mex­ THE BROADWAY CREAMERY requested that all members attend. School will open Tuesday. Parents ico. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS BUTTER, EGGS, ICE CREAM, CREAMY CHEESE are urged to see that their children 66 Senth Broadway 1037 ISth St. will be in attendance the opening CORNERSTONE LAID FOR day. BALTIMORE K. OF C. HOME The members of the League of the Baltimore, Md.— Governor Ritchie, Sacred Heart will receive Commun­ Mayor Jackson and other officials SOUTH DENVER MOVING & STORAGE CO. ion Sunday at the 7 :30 o’clock Mass. were speakers at , the laying of the $2.50 Per Hour— Reliable This Sunday' will be the regular cornerstone of the new home of the monthly Communion day for the Santa Maria council, Knights of Co­ 369-71 So. Broadway Phone Day and Night PEarl 1227 members of the Young Ladies’ so­ lumbus, on Sunday, August 23. The dality. They will receive at the 8:30 building will cost $150,000. PARSON’S BAKERY o’clock Mass. PILGRIMS WILL SLEEP IN Quality Goods FAMOUS DUBLIN CASTLE PHONE SOUTH 0975 126 BROADWAY Dublin, Ireland.— A section of Prices Effective in Our Denver and Suburban Stores Dublin castle has been acquired by MEANS WINDOW GLASS. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, SEPT. 4 AND 5 COLD WEATHER ROOF REPAIRS, ETC. the committee of the Eucharistic Con­ TRY FALBY’S PRICES gress for the accommodation of vis­ They Have Everything and Priced to Save You Money itors. Sleeping and dining quarters 32 Broadway F A L B Y ' S PEarl 2940 for many hundreds will thus be pro­ vided. 'The section of the historic castle set aside includes the famous Red McClure Coffee Italian Repairs and Renovation Work St. Patrick’s hall, scene of many Maximum brand is a coffc fV A T TPHARMACY E R S O N 1V state banquets.______PHARMACY Completed for Opening Potatoes you will enjoy. Try it, Phone SOuth 9295 DENVER, COLORADO Alameda and So. Franklin of School were extensively entertained by the Prunes numerous friends of the Kiene fa i* Locally grown, smooth, me­ (St. Philomena’a Pariah) ily. dium size. P o u n d ...... 35c Washington Italian Prunes Mr. and Mrs. Martin Higgins of The Rev. Robert J. Cairns of Mary- are the best for canning— knoll spoke at all the Masses Sunday Chicago are still receiving congrat­ in the interests of the mission at Sun ulations on the birth of a son, Wil­ Suit Case Lugs. St. Philomena’s Parish Chang, Kwang Tung, China. He told liam Francis, born July 3. of the many ways to help the mis­ Mrs. Ellen McQuaid and Mrs. C. Butter sions. J. Campbell assisted Mrs. Thomas Pounds Each Safeway butter is churned COURTESY CORNER Monday being Labor day, the Al­ Russell, the president of the Altar tar and Rosary society ■will hold its and Rosary society, with the altars fresh daily for our stores. CARS WASHED $1.00—GREASED $1.00 first meeting of the season on Tues­ during the month of August. The New and Modern Washing and Greasing Equipment ladies of the society will welcome PHONE YORK 3998. Storage and Expert Repairing. 1. N. Riley. Prop. 3300 E. COLFAR day at the home of Mrs. W- Jones, 1129 Fillmore street, with Mrs. Nel­ any donation of garden flowers for 15c P o u n d . 95c lie Newell assisting. the altarS for September. LA FRANCE DRY CLEANERS AND DYERS Father Cawley has been super­ Miss Lucy Dufay left on August LADIES’ AND GENTS’ TAILORING AND REMODELING vising the repairing and cleaning of 23 for Moranci, Arizona, after hav­ Work Called For and Delivered. MADAME GINDES. Prop. the school for the p p t month, pre­ ing spent the summer with her sis­ 3238 E. COLFAX. Opposite Blue Bird Theater TELEPHONE YORK 8249 paratory to its opening on Septem­ ter, Miss Minnie * Duray, of 1545 ber 8. Another Sister of Loretto Cook street. M alt Catsup DRY WASH has been added to the faculty of St. Mrs. Otto Kiene and daughters have moved into their new home at 5c per lb. plus Ic per piece Philomena’s school. Pabst — A pure barley Kuner’s Catsup is made A very pretty wedding was per­ 1244 Milwaukee street, where they Peaches Quality Shoppe Rough Dry Hand Work Finished formed on August 18, when Mrs. ■will be'pleased to see their friends. Malt— hop flavored from Colorado grown To­ 813 15th St. Helen M. Cashin became the bride Gerald Higgins has returned to matoes. It’s good. of Arnold R. Wall. The Rev. W, M. Chicago, where he teaches at the Colorado Elbertas— the finest can­ PIERCE’S Hand L’dry Carl Schurz high school. Mr. Hig­ Delicious Higgins officiated. The bride wore a n . 39c ning peach— packed in bushel E. 12th at Madison YOrk 4789 a gown of white chiffon with hat and gins, with his sister. Miss Sarah Hig­ c E a c h ...... 1 5 c Plate Lunches slippers to match. She carried a bou­ gins, made an extensive motor trip baskets. Salads and quet of pink sweet peas. Miss Kath­ through the southern part of Colo­ Sandwiches PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS. leen Shellabarger was bridesmaid. rado in their stay here. M. E. RATEKIN, Owner She wore a pink frock. William A. The Altar and Rosary society will IT PAYS Liske, brother ojf the bride, was the receive Holy Communion in a body best man. After a short honeymoon, this Sunday at the 8 o’clock Mass. Soap Oats Requiem High Masses this week they will reside at 2600 E. 12th ave­ Crystal Wedding Oats. were sung on Monday for Mary nue. Creme Oil. A soap you The Misses Mary and Dove Cough­ Fahnestock, first anniversary, re­ Each package contains a lin have been house ^ ests of their, quested by Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Foley; will enjoy. premium. Large package. St. Dominic s Parish brothers, Edward and waiter Coug^li- on Tuesday, for Herbert T. Cong- lin, 1374 St. Paul street, for a monA. don, fourth anniversary, requested Preceded by a series of entertafft- by Mrs. H. T. Congdon. a r . E a c h ...... 2 1 c ments given in their honor, the Prayers were offered at all the B ■5c ST. DOMINIC’S COMMUNITY STORES Misses Coughlin returned to their Masses for Mrs. Tandy A. Hughes, home in Chicago Sept. 1. 1340 Elizabeth street, and Myrtle E. Baby Sarah Jane Smith, daughter Dugan, 1483 Milwaukee street, both IN OUR MARKETS EGYPTIAN BEAUTY SHOP of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Smith, of whom are seriously ill. JL MARCELLING, FINGER WAVING AND PERMANENTS 1345 St, Paul street, was baptized by The priests of the parish thanked her uncle, the Rev. J. M. Floyd, S.J., all those who contributed,to the 1931 • At Most Reasonable Prices. Open Sunday by Appointments. Beef 2626 WEST S2ND AVE. ______GALLUP 2647 at St. Philomena’s church. Miss assessment, and the generous check Hams Steaks Emily M. Floyd and Edward A. from the Altar and Rosary society. Floyd were sponsors. A list of the contributors was dis­ Mild sugar cured. Rind Your choice of Jellied COX’S MARKET tributed with the announcement Luncheon Tongue, Ham The servers during the past week Roast and surplus fat re­ **The Home of Quality Meats Exclusively^' were Masters George Porter and sheet after all the Masses last Sun­ Spiced Ham or Pressed James Carroll at the 6:30 o’clock day. Best Shoulder Cuts, moved, medium size, Ham, Boiled Ham, ma­ Sirloin, Round, Short 2642 West 32nd Ave. Z. N. Cox, Prop. GAllup 6142 Cuts, Swiss, Flank, cut Mass, and Charles Jones anMexico, the Southern city. Mr. and Mrs, The May Co.— Second Floor Specializing in Armature Winding the center of the industry, is a beau French were awarded pan and pencil sets, and H. W. Boland, Jr., and Mrs. Berberich and family and Mr. and EUrtcrs, Gen.ratora end M .iosto. Repslivd tiful reproduction of the miraculous Mrs. George Hackethal also assisted picture of Our Lady of Guadalupe, Mary Shadwell received La Tausca pearl Rosaries. Mrs. W. W. Hecke- in making their too-short stay a ver; WEISS ELECTRIC patron saint of Mexico. This is the pleasant one. The visiters left wit favorite theme of many of the thorn received an electric waffle Boys’ New SHOES! Special at Phene KEyitone 1162 Rear tS46 Court PI. iron, Edward Maloney, a football, the hope of returning to Denver ALL WORK GUARANTEED “ Santos,” though various saints also some day. figure among them. . and Betty Lou Rees, a basketball. The Rev. Robert J. Cairns, Mary- Sister Victoria, a member of the Exceptional values in brand new shoes for school The four hundredth anniversary of knoll missionary to China, who is vis­ Black Franciscans, stationed in Pitts­ and dress. Black and brown calf, shoes and ox­ $ 0.00 RELIABLE the apparition of Our Lady of Guada­ iting in Denver, was one of the burg)), Pa., is visiting her sister, Mrs fords ! Sizes 13 to 6, B to D. As Good as the Name lupe to a neophyte, resulting in a guests at the festival. Sophie Weitbrec, who is ill at her miraculous picture of the virgin on home, 4X8 Fox street, Curtain and Blanket Cleaners The Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr will The May Co.— Second Floor a cloak of coaraaly-wovcn cloth like be the guest of honor at the St Mr. an,d Mrs. H. H. Harrison of 61 Woolen Blankets left soft and fluffy a modern gunnysack as a "sign” tor Mary’s rectory next week, when the Elati street are happy in announcing Experienced man In our Rug A Drapery Dept. the somewhat doubting Bishop of five students of S t Thomas’ sem­ the arrival of a baby boy, bom Sept. YORK 3198 1431 OGDEN Mexico City, will be celebrated In inary who were engaged in vacation 1 at St. Joseph’s hospital. Mrs. Har­ Mexico this year. school work In the diocese this sum­ rison is president of St. Joseph’s Al­ Boys’ $1.25 Tom Sawyer SHIRTS Majolica Art If Deacribed mer are entertained at dinner, prob­ tar and Rosary society. Majolica is a soft pottery, enam­ ably Friday evening. Rajroond New- The Mesdames Donovan, Hill, Gut­ And many Model Brand! Tailored broadcloths eled or glazed, which was introduced ellj Damen McCaddon, Walter Can- man and Doughty have charge of the and madrases, both plain and patterned! Collar avan, Clarence Riordan and Thomas altars and linens for this month. into Mexico by Spanish potters from attached styles, sizes IV/z to W /i» Talaveras and Seville toward the end Lynch will be the other guests. Students of St. Joseph’s high school again formed the major, part 74c of the sixteenth century. The earlier The council of the Junior Taber­ The May Co,— Second Floor majolica was in dark blue and white, nacle society will '-old its regular of a group which sang at a locaj but colors were used in later exam­ monthly meeting Wednesday eve­ theater a week ago. Miss Helen ples. Among the many design In- ning at the home of Miss Catherine Wourms, a promising musician, and a fiuencea found in this work are those Maloney, corresponding secretary member of the seiyor class, was in of the 'Chinese, Spanish, Moorish and and chairman oi the small linens charge of the group from St. Jos­ Girls’ New $6.95 Winter COATS Southwest Indian. Majolica was used committee. eph’s. The young women, who very for architectural decoration as tiling capably upheld their forraei good Tweeds, novelty cloths and fine pile fabrics with In many churches. Ornamental urns SCHOOLS READY FOR * record, which warranted the repeti­ berets! Tailored and belted models! Lined and $ d .5 0 and sacred vessels were made of this tion, were as follows: Dolores and OPENING ON TUESDAY Charlotte Secord, Helen and Virgrinia inter-lined! Sizes 7 to 14. material. It is still manufactured in e Puebla, Mexico. Wourms, Helen and Teresa Guil- (Continued Prom Page 1) foyle, Margaret Hastings, Loretta G. The May Co.— Second Floor It is interesting to note that the and S t Vincent de Paul’s parish now “ Santos” are still being made in New has a complete elementary course Ford, Helen Gibbons, Floreine Kel­ logg, Be.tty and Dorothy Medae and Extra richness Mexico and Arizona, especially with the addition, this year, of the around Taos. The Ranchos de Santos Jo.sephine McLean. eighth grade. S t John’s school has Fifteen pleasing numbers of un­ makes it cost church at Taos is especially rich in added another class room to take care Girls’ New Fall Sports COATS sacred wood carving. Some mis- of the rapid growth of its eight usual merit by a versatile group of iess per cup gruided enthusiast has installed a set grades. juvenile entertainers under the di­ $10 to $12.95 values! “Tally Ho” and 100% Alpaca rection of Clarice Windolph made up a of shiny, new stations in the church Extra-curricular activities will be Pile Coats with berets to match. Tweeds with $ 0 .5 5 that furnishes a decidedly incongru­ special program on Tuesday evening maintained on the same high plane pti’s hall, in complii ous note in- the old art in the build­ French beaver collar and cuffs. 7 to 14 years. throughout the city and athletics will Father Flanagan of 'Omana, Nebr., ing. The Denver museum is especially be carried on as in the. past The founder of the Boys’ home In Omaha, ' The May Co.— Third Floor fortunate in having authentic speci­ parochial football league will enter Those who took part in the perform­ mens, as there is said to exist a thriv­ upon its fourth j^ear the latter part ance were Micky Carlton, song and ing trade In “ faked” articles at the of September, with six teams com­ present time. dance; Aileen Senior, song and peting for honors. Capable coaches dance; Mary Jane and Dottie, Authorities at Chappell house say are .being employed for the boys and song and dance; Barbara Lee Girls’ New Shoes and Oxfords that “ in the art of the Southwest women physical education instructors Terrill, violin solo; Micky Carlton (New Mexico and Arizona) created will look to the physical welfare of and Aileen Senio^ • as Spanish cab- Patent leathers, black and brown calf and smoked ' by the followers of the Spanish ex­ the girls. In some of the schools, eleros; Maurine Senior as a toe plorers and also the Indian, there elk! All new styles, made to fit Comfortable, $1.95 lTKIAIIGLE supervised athletics will be inaug­ “ whirlwind,” and she was; Wilma are the beginnings and realisations urated for elementary students. Luther, a Russian dance; Dorothj) flexible soles! Sizes 5 to 2. OKAIIERI of a distinct if not wholly original More than 7,000 students were in Teirill, accordion solo; the Carl­ art culture. This came about through The May Co.— Street Floor DYERS attendance In Catholic schools of ton twine in a litUe act entitled the blending of the various Old Denver last year. Of these Cathedral “ Schooldays;” Margaret Bauer, acro­ World ideals with the arts of the had the largest enrollment with 665. batic dancing; Quinn, song and Southwest Indians and the necessity Sacred Heart, Annunciation and St. dance, a natural star; Micky Carl­ I f of environmental readjustments. The l^ancis de Sales’ schools followed ton, a recitation, “ The Shootii^ of Tots’ $1.65-$195 w a s h TOGS ultimate results were many, includ­ Cathedral In attendance. Although Dan McGrew.” Tl^ Terrill sisters ing the beautiful mission architec­ large naduation classes took a num­ were seen in a specialty act, and the Hand-made suits of crepes, broadcloth, poplin, ture and the creation of a new primi­ ber o f the students, the pastors are waltz clog, by Patsy Quinn, Maurine linen! Clever frocks of tubfast Fruit-of-the-Loom $ 1 . 0 0 tive religious art, all of which has expecting at least a normal increase. Senior, Wilma Luther and Margaret become a definite part of our na­ Cathedral again is expected to lead Bauer, rounded out the bill prints and broadcloths. 1 to 6 years. tional culture.” and should have a student body of The May Co.— Fourth Floor Men’s Suits Cleaned Patlrei Taught Art approximately 760. 2 PROMINENT BISHOPS The early padres were missionaries Regis college will hold its first and Pressed first, but became “ all thinM” to the classes Sept. 16 -with registration on PAY VISIT TO DENVER native Indians later, both lor the In­ Sept 11, 12 and 14. Loretto Heights 75c dians’ own welfare and in order to college will open on Sept 18 and (Continued Prom Page X) Tots’ $12.95 Alpaca COAT Sets make their conversion more complete. will register students on Sept 14 and until he was named Bishop of Rock We can imagine the gopd priests, 16. ford. MORRISSEY, MAHONEY A faced with the difficulty of demon­ Jesuit Fathers at Regis college Fine alpaca pile, in soft tan shades for Fall! With d* *7 0 SCOFIELD The see of St. Paul has been va­ strating a more or less abstract idea report that .their outlook is op­ cant for close to a year. Numerous helmets for boys and berets for girls. Smart new ^ Attorneys*at-Law to the natives, hitting upon the crea­ 405-9 Symes Bldg. timistic. Advance enrollment ia rumors have been printed about who tion of the “ Santos” as concrete ob­ as heavy as in past years and styles! Sizes 2 to 6. Phone MAin 410a Denver. Colo. will be chosen for it, about ten men jects of religious devotion, valuable the normal return is expected. having b^en named as possibilities. The May Co.— Fourth Floor also for explaining tenets of the Loretto also Is anticipating a success­ A cable dispatch to The New York mmmmmmmmmimsmm faith. Then the Indians in their turn, ful year. Both Pancratia hall, Lor- Times a few days ago said that the MIDWEST GARAGE filled with religious zeal, imitate the etto’s preparatory department, and appointment is imminent A few days snored paintings and carvings in an Regia high school are growing and a later. The Times, declared that General Garage Serrice outpouring of faith. The crosses noticeable increase is expected. The Best in Greasing, Waahing, Repafring Bishop William A. Hickey of Prov­ OPTOMETRIST may have been used by the "Peni- A few faculty changes have been idence, R. L, “ was being considered” DENTIST Used 1887 CALIFORNIA ST. tentes” in their religious processions. announced. But on the whole the for St Paul and that^shop John J. DR. F. J. CLAFFEY MAin 3444 Perhaps the very fact that the padres teaching staffs will remain about the Dunn, New York auxiliary, would go Furniture AND OPTICIAN were not skilled artists, as is evident same. Cathedral will have a new to Providence. There is -no confirma­ X030 Republie Bldg. in this work, contributed to the de­ principal in Sister Mary Ethelbert. tion of these reports, which emanated X6th znd Tremoftt PI Cash or Credit HELEN WALSH velopment of a distinct culture. As who succeeds Sister Francis Rerina. PHONE MAIN 1824 from Pawtucket, R. I. Retail Rooms Open Associate Russell Horn has shown in a recent Sacred Heart, Holy Family and St. Daily orticle in “ Columbia,” much of the Francis de Sales’ high schools and St. appointments have been made there. W. R. JOSEPH 'W e Store Spanish art, with the exception of Mary’s academy wiil have the same Loretto Heights college and Pancra­ USE A FULL LINE OF Household Goods the work of Velasquez, was imitative teachers. Sister Mercy, who was su­ tia hall also have not been informed OFFICE FURNITURE EYES i rather than original in thought and perior at St. Joseph’s for many years, of any changes. Sister Edward, su­ and Merchandise CORBETT’S We rent Folding Chairs. Card and E XAU flN Ep o-recution. Spanish influences are evi­ and who has been in Kansas City and perior at Loretto, is expected from Banquet Tablei, Dishes, Silverware, the motherhouse in Kentucky the lat­ DUFFY STORAGE AND dent in the “ Santos," but the very Omaha for the last two years, has ICE anything in stock. Established 1888. MOVING CO. fact that the padres were not accom­ returned to Mercy convent in St. Jos­ ter part of this week and no revis­ 205 16th Stroet plished painters, imbued with age- eph’s parish. However, no definite ions will be made until her arrival CREAM PHONE KEYSTONE 4852 Phono TAbor 1880 ALTAR SOCIETY LATE NEWS FLASHES OF ST. LEANDER’S AWARDS QUILT

Diet Near Golden Wedding Day eluding "The Story of the English St. Leander’s Parish, Pueblo.— The Tulsa, Okla.— Thomas Chestnut, Pope,’” “ St. Bridget of Sweden” and regular meeting of the Altar society K.S.G., noted Oklahoma philan* “ The Story of the Bridgettines.” was held in the school auditorium on Golden Eagle’s Low Cash Prices thropist, nationally known oil man, St. Columbant MUiioner Captured Friday evening of last week. As a was buried here following Solemn St. Columbans, Nebr.— Word re­ feature of the meeting, a beautiful Requiem Mass in Holy Family Co- ceived at the regional headquarters quilt, donated by Mrs. J. H. Cassidy, Cathedral. Mr. and Mrs. Chestnut of the Society of St. Columbans for was awarded. It was given to Mrs. J. had been making preparations to Chinese Missions here states that the M. VanDuyn of 1126 East 9th street. celebrate their golden wedding anni­ Rev. Hugh F. Sands, St. Columbans After the business session, bridge versary in October. missionary and pastor of Tsan Dan and high five were enjoyed by mem­ bers and their friends. Xavier Plant More Radio Broadcatti Kow, Vicariate of Hanyang, China, Cincinnati, Ohio.— The ^ign m en t has been captured by Communist Everert G. Mitchell, a resident of Gladden Parents’ Hearts! of the Rev. Claude Pemin, S.J., of bandits. Pueblo for the past fourteen years, Loyola university, Chicago, to Xavier passed away Saturday of last week university, here, is expected to aid at the family residence, 1445 East the plan of the Rev. Hugo Slocte- Eighth street, following an illness of meyer, S.J., president of the univer­ one week. Surviving him are his FLCOWLOFC. widow, Mrs. Martha Mitchell; one Girls’Winter Coats sity, to widen the scope of Xavier’s Boys’ School Suits radio educational program, as Father son, Cyril J.; a daughter, Helen, all Pernin is widely known for his at home; one brother, E. J. Mitchell, Real $8.00 Belgrade, Mont.; one sister, Mrs. Jes­ Real $8.00 “ Twenty Minutes of Good Reading,” Values! long a feature of Station KYW, Chi­ sie Thrift, Big Sandy, Mont., and a Values cago. It is planned to have two half sister-in-law, MisS Augusta Wellnitz, hours each week on the two largest Council to Form Year-Around Pueblo. Recitation of the Rosary stations here. was held Monday evening at the fam­ Program in Interest of ily home and the funeral took place With Prieit Wat Profetiional Chemitt Youth Tuesday morning at 9:30 at St. Cincinnati.— The appointment of Leander’s church. Father. "Benedict, Ber^ to the Rev. Adam J. Keller, S.J., as Fort Collins.— In keeping with its O.S.B., offered Requiem Mass. head of the chemistry department summer program, which included the Mr. and Mrs. L. Hagney received Match of Xavier university, succeeding the first annual boys’ camp, the Fort word Monday morning of the acciden­ Rev. Edward J. Morgan, S. J., who Collins council, Knights of Columbus, tal death of Anthony Farrell last Sun­ has been transferred to Regis col­ will launch a program of activities in day at Riverton, Wyo. Mrs. Mayme lege, Denver, is announced. While a boys’ work which will extend through­ Farrell, widow of the deceased, is layman Father Keller held positions out the year. Announcement of this a niece of Mr. and Mrs. Hagney new activity was made known at the as analytical chemist for the Na­ and she and Mr. Farrell have made Fine quality pile coat sets in camel and squirrel- tional Carbon company at Fremont, la.st meeting of the council, Aug. 26, several visits in Pueblo. Miss Mary A Golf Club FREE With Every Suit when a committee was named to aine, warmly lined. Beret to match. Sizes 2 to 6 | 0.,' and as research chemist fo r . the Farrell, a daughter, also has many and 7 to 14. Exceptional values. Strong-Cobb company, Cleveland. formulate a plan and submit it at the friends in Pueblo. Mr. and Mrs. Hag­ Snappy New 4-Piece Scliool Suits— next meeting. Albert Kapim was ney left Tuesday morning for St. Pueblo Nun Heads Great Hoipital Coat, Vest, 1 pair Longies, 1 pair named chairman of the committee Paul, Minn., where the funeral will Other Coats With Berets to Match Cincinnati.— The appointment of and will be assisted by E. E. Byron take place this Friday. This is the Knickers, or 2 pairs Longies or 2 pairs $5.95 to $12.95' Sister Mary Cyfil, S.C., as superin­ and E. E. Miller. Plans also were second sad message to be received by Knickers. tendent of Good Samaritan hospital, made to hold a reception for Catholic Mr. and Mrs. Hagney since returning (Second Floor-—Gulden Easle) •here, one of the largest Catholic students attending Colorado Agricul­ from St. Paul July. 1 and the sym­ start him off right! Fine Woolens hospitals in the nation, succeeding tural college this fall. The Very Rev. pathy of the congregation is extend­ in worsteds, tweeds and herring­ Sister Mary, S.C., who has been Dean G. J. LaJeunesse, chaplain of ed to them. bones. In popular grays, tans and transferred to St. Joseph’s hospital, Girls’ Regulation the council, commended the work of Abbey Prieit it Viiitor browns. Sizes 4 to 12, 1 longie and Albuquerque, N. M., was announced the council among the college Father Richard, O.S.B., of Holy 1 golf; 12 to 20. 2 longies. Boys’ Shirts this Week at the hospital offices. Middies students in the past. Another con­ Cross abbey. Canon City, was a visi­ (Second Floor Annex—Golden £azle> Fine quality white Sister Mary Cyril served as director tribution to an interesting evening tor in the parish the past week. of the school of nursing and super­ jean cloth; short sleeve was a talk by Father Fidelis of Doug­ _ Tergnce Curran is at Corwin hos­ teddy style; sizes 8 to intendent of nurses for a number of las, Wyo., a Fourth De^ee K. of C. and Blouses I pital, where he recently had his ton­ Boys’ Wool and 20 years ...... years before being assigned to west­ His talk was not only highly instruc­ sils removed. 79c Values ern hospitals of the order. Before tive, but it also overflowed with Herman Hasselman is in Colorado Corduroy Longies (Second Floor—(ioldeii Eagle) her recent ^pointment a^ superin­ sparkling humor and wit. The next Springs, where he will undergo treat­ $1.65 values, full cut, ^ ^ tendent of Good Samaritan, Sister meeting will be for past grand ment at Glockner sanitarium. wide bottom, all sizes . . S X Girls’ New Mary Cyril served as superintendent knights. Mrs. Paul Malcherek was quite ill of St. Mary’s hospital, Pueblo, Colo. J. P. Collopy, Albert Kamm and for several days last week. Rayon Undies Lawrence Southworth attended the 39c High-grade, non-run Mrs. H. L. Colby is confined to Boys’ Woolen Chicago Muficiant Win Prizes rayon. Combinations, Chicago.— Playing before a crowd third retreat at Regis college last Corwin hospital, following an auto week. accident on the Beulah road. Her School Knickers All First Quality! Slips, Panties, Bloom­ of 115,000 people at Soldiers’ field, $1.69 value, cheviot, ers and Vests. Sizes two units ,o f St. Mary's training Mrs. J. F. McIntyre and children little son, Bobby, was also injured, All Fast Colors! drove to Longmont Thursday to but is now much improved. corduroy,, tweed, elastic 4 to 14...... school received an ovation at the Every One Guaran­ (Third Floor—Golden Eagle) Chicago music festival. The drum spend the day at the J. H. Bly home. Miss Elizabeth Connell has returned and plain cuffs and 1 About seventy persons attended the teed! and bugle corps of the school won from a vacation spent in Denver and benefit card party given Friday eve­ waistbands ...... Misses’ School first prize in its class, and St. Mary’s Manitou. Fancy and solid coloi ning by the St. Joseph’s Altar so­ band won third honors in the juve­ Thomas Kerrigan, Jr., and David Boys’ All-Wool broadcloths in blue, tan Hose ciety. Mrs. Dorn Gill won first prize Brough have returned from a visit and green. Brand new nile group. The victories were note­ and Mrs. W. B. Geyer won second. Burson fashioned ray­ worthy as they were won in compe­ with relatives and friends in Denver. Sweaters crisp shirts and blouses Frank Burdette won the men’s prize. John Faricy returned Wednesday on plaited hose, per­ tition with the finest musical units $2.00 values; slipon fm All full size garments, fect quality 75c grade Refreshments were served' by the from St. I^ul, Minn., where he spent unusually well tailored in four of the Great Lakes states. hostesses. styles; new jacquard New fall shades. a month visiting relatives. patterns; all sizes... Many at Seminary Bletiing Mrs. James Sullivan and daughter. Clifford Martin of Denver spent (Main Floor—Bargain P A IR ...... (Second Floor- Annex) Booth) > (Main Floor—Golden Engle) Kansas City, Mo.— Each day of Miss Gertrude, are in Wyoming vis­ last week visiting at the home of the four-day ceremony connected iting their son and brother, Laur­ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Russ. with the dedication of the new St. ence, who is under the care of a phy­ Mrs. David Brough and daughter. John’s prep seminary, here, was be­ sician. Miss. Dorothy Brough, left Th'Ursday gun with a Mass celebrated by the Mr. and Mrs. W. Harry Hamilton evening for Oakland, Calif. Most Rev. Thomas F. Lillis, Bishop and daughters, Margaret and Mary Mrs. Mark McDonnell and Mark of Kansas City, Mo. Bishop Lillis Alice, returned Friday from a trip McDonnell,. Jr., have returned from Gilt Edge Shoes dedicated the seminary on the sec­ to 'Yellowstone park. Minnesota, where they were called GU ARAN TEE ^ ond day of the ceremonies and cele­ Mr. and Mrs. Fred McCourt and by the death of their uncle, William brated Pontifical High Mass follow­ son, Richard, drove to Greeley Mon­ Rice. A New Pair Free if They Rip ^ .95 ing ihe rites. He also delivered a day on a business trip. Miss Alice McGuire is visiting at strongly built on Nature shape la st- sermon in . the course of the Mass. the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Mar­ best for comfort, style and durability. Sizes Several thousand persons and prac­ shall. Finest grade leathers—leather linings 7 to 2 tically every priest in the diocese at­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Powers and —firm, close stitching—waterproof tended the various ceremonies. family are now living at 903 East -soles retanned for double service. 10th street. Printing Inventor it Dead Ofnin Floor .\nnew-f»olCatherine of Siena’s Drastic Action Taken by when Mrs. Harry.W, Lloyd and Mrs. church. Planners of Swara'j Thomas H. McCready entertained Headed Many Public Utilities Government friends at the home of Mrs. Lloyd. Chicago. — Edward J. Condon, Mrs. D. E. Lyons, the bride’s mother, president of the Condon Engineering Madras, India.— The working com­ and Mrs. Lee Williams, mother of the company, died in his seventieth year. mittee of the National congress re­ bridegroom, presided at the tea table. Mr. Condon, in addition to being fused to adopt an amendment grant­ Those invited were the Mesdames president manager of the Indiana ing the j’right of conversion” in Kenneth Williams, J. C. Welte, Ross Electrical Utilities company from passing a resolution guaranteeing to Edmundson, T. G. McCarthy, C. R. 1912 to 1927, was president also of minority communities the “ protec­ Woessner, Clark McCormack, Mark '■ C O R . ISTS & LAWRENCE s t s . many public utilities, organizations tion of their culture, Ipguage, McDonnell, Sam Parlapiano, Joe located in 24 states. Mr. Condon scripts, education, profession and Russ, Curtis Ritchie, Henry Milne, was a member of the Knights of practice of religion and religious en­ Samuel Carter, Robert Demme, Columbus. dowments.” In rejecting this amend­ George O’Brien, Lee Williams, L. T. Goe* to Lonely Frozen Miition ment the congrress placed itself on Graff, J. Rutledge of Oklahoma, record as opposing conversions and George Shearer, D. E. Lyons, Gar­ EYES EXAMINED Seattle, Wash.— The Rev. John A, land Finley, J. L. Tomlinson, George Concannon. S.J., for the past few Catholics , , in India ■ r, fear the■ possibility x St. Catherine’s Parish months attached to St. Joseph’s that a future Swaraj government McCarthy, George Morrissey and the A t Glasses Misses Blanche Record, Georgia Wil­ <8- church, here, is en route to Pilgrim may place obstacles against, and even That liams and Rose Griffen. Springs, Alaska, one of the loneliest legally prohibit, organized attempts NK Satisfy THE ZIMMERMAN MERCANTILE CO. mission posts in the North. Two to convert people from one faith to &CO. priests, two brothers and two Ursu- another. Confirmation Rites at Reasonable West 38th and Irving w.tch'our LlW sksr.- 37(W N » « j o S t ^ t line nuns care for 65 children at the School Lugi'ac* Headauarters Prices Call Gallup 0741 The RED A WHITE Stores Call Gallup 0936 mission in P il^ m Springs. The re­ Aurora Are Inspiring REPAIRING NEATLY DONE MRS. O’CONNELL STUDENTS— PRESENT THIS AD Conscientious ligious live a live of exceeding priva­ FOR 15 PER CENT DISCOUNT Service WINDSOR WATER AND BOTTLING COMPANY tion, since it is difficult to secure (St. Tbereie’t ParUh, Aurora) 1009 16TH ST. k e y s t o n e 3079 DIES IN DURANGO The solemnity and the beauty of ARTESIAN AND DISTILLED WATER the small comforts of life because W M . E. Roof Beer, Ginger Ale, Near Beer and Soda Water of the cost and difficulty of freight the sacrament of Confirmation were Durango.— Funeral services were 3030 DOWNING ST. , PHONE YORK 86&S transportation. deeply impressed on all those who McLAIN held Monday from St. Columba’s witnessed its administration at St. To Rededicate San Diego Mi*«ion THE A. W. CLARK Optometrist church for Mrs. Louise J. O’Connell, Therese’s church, Aurora, Sunday, DRUG COMPANY San Diego, Calif.— The religious aged 79 years, pioneer resident of August 23. It is only the second time Corner Eighth Avenue and 1509 WILLIAM E. McLAIN program for the two-day rededica­ Durango, who passed away Thursday that the Most Rev. JJrban J. Vehr CHAMPA Optometrist tion ceremonies for Mission San Santa Fe Drive ' of last week following an extended has conferred the sacrament in his Yours for SerTle# Diego de Alcala on September 12 illness, which assumed a serious na­ own diocese, and the first time that Phone TAbor 7091 St. Therese’s Parish and 14 has been announced. The ture two weeks before. it has been given in the history of EVERYTHING IN DRUGS rededication will take place on Sun­ Mr^. O’Connell was one of the St. Therese’s parish. Following are day morning, following the celebra­ WATERS BROS., Props. very early settlers in this vicinity, the members of the class: John Wolf, AURORA DRUG CO. THE PRESCRIPTION STORE” tion of a Pontifical High Mass, to having come to Animas City with her James Malone, Neal Muldoon, Mal­ Doyle’s Pharmacy be celebrated in the open air south Fresh Drugs—Right Prices husband in 1876, two years before colm McClellan, Patrick Kennedy, GUS’S MARKET The Particular Druggist of the [Mission church in order to the railroad was constructed. George Green, Archie James, Nich­ CAMERAS AND FILMS AURORA, COLORADO PHONE AURORA 252 - 253 - 254 accomiTMdate the multitude that is Surviving her are five children; olas Lorenz, Robert Anderson, Owen For Good Meats 17th Ave. and Grant expected to be present. The civic three daughters, Mrs. Edward McAl­ Kennedy, Edward Kennedy, James ceremonies opening Saturday after­ TAbor 8936— TAbor 8937 lister, Redondo Beach, California, Kenna, Robert Linger, Frank Brza- 613 East Thirteenth Avenue Formerly 18th and Clarkson noon will commence with an ad­ who, accompanied by her son and ticky, Walter Anderson, Edward FREE DELIVERY dress by Lieutenant Governor Mer- daughter, came to Durango for a Witaschek, Martin Custey, Joseph YORK 2422 This space is offered, free of riam on “ Catholic History of. Cali­ visit with her mother, not knowing Schmidt, Francis Kennedy, James WEST SIDE charge to any parish for adver fornia.” A great mission pageant that Mrs. O’Connell was so near the Wadleigh, George Wolf, August tising parish affairs. specially written for the occasion end; Mrs. J. S. Fulcher, Miami, 'VVolf and Henry Schaeffer. The Walsh Motor Company DAY & NITE Public Market and to be staged in the mission Arizona., who was unable to attend girls were Imelda Schmidt, Stella BEAUTY SHOPPE grounds in the evening will depict the funeral due to serious illness in Schmidt, Mary Hoery, Mary Virginia ROSE MATTICK “ Everything in Food Supplies” the founding of California at Mis­ her family, and Miss Mamie O’Con­ Lasser, Annie Wolf, Elizabeth Lor­ Authorized FORD Dealers 8;3U A M to 10:30 P M. 8th and SanU Fe D^ver W. T . ROCHE Cut Rate Prices on All Beauty sion San Diego de Alcala in 1769. nell, well-known Durango school enz, Henrietta Cashin, Elsie Wolf, Another Priest Martyr in China Work by Experienced Operators Ambulance Service Co. teacher; two sons, \ # W. Dunlap of Stephanie Custey, Evelyn Schmidt, ' 1429 Glenarm S t KEystone 7891 ! Rome.— A dispatch received from Dolores and Robert O’Connell, who Kathleen Betz, Lila Greene, Loretta South 8884 Englewood 183 1805 Gilpin St. YOrk 0900 China states that Father Melchior resides in Los Angeles; one brother, Gillespie, Eileen Ahern, Alice Hoery, 3537 South Broadway TRY Geser, German Salvatorian of the W. W. Belmear of Dolores, and three Clayton Plumbing Co. Helen Schmidt, Marie Schmidt, Dor­ for Your Next Rep-iir Job Limousines For All mission of Shaowu in the Vicariate sisters, Mrs. M. I. Jones, Los An­ othy Zelmaker, Martha Wolf, Fran­ QUALITY MEATS ARE of Foochow, Fulkien province, was They Try to Please and Are Rea­ Occasions geles; Mrs. J. H. Alexander and ces Cunningham, Ethel Kennedy, MORE ECONOMICAL LOUISE HAT SHOP sonable in Price. Terms May Be shot to death (by bandits while flee­ Mrs. R. L. Pinyan of Globe, Arizona; Mary Ahern and Virginia Brown. Madam Louise Brown will remodel your Had on Larger Work if Desired. ing from Reus who had .taken the eighteen grandchildren and five Adults included Mrs. Annie Wolf, old hat. and make it look like new. YOrk 5000 Res.: YOrk 0298 Rabtoay & Simering 2408 E. COLFAX AVE. city of Kienning-hein. The letter great-grandchildren. Mrs. Owen Kennedy, Mrs. Quahagen Room 215, McClintock Bldg. from Foochow gives the circum­ and Mrs. Mary O’Neill. The sponsors 1030 West Colfax stances of the outrage. BOMB DAMAGES HOME were Messrs. Stephen Custey, J. E. A crod from St. Leo’s Church 16th & California KE. 7921 W E Convert Authoress Is Dead OF VERA CRUZ PRIEST Kenna, E. S. Murphy, Leo Meredith, Phone KEystone 3638 D p F BOYS AND GIRLS, London, — “ Darley Dale” — Miss Jalapa, Vera Cruz, Mexico.— T h e and the Mesdames H. W. McLauth- F IV i:. U CUT ME OUT MOVE residence of the Rev. Pedro Castillo h". Charles Wadleigh, John Sorenson I^dio Automobile Francescan M. Steele— well-known Call a and. mat) me with your name and address to Frame Houses, Garages novelist and convert to the Church, Landa, Vicar General of the Vera and Scharits. Parisian Products Company, 757 Broadway, BATTERIES For Service—KEystone 6228 has just died at her home in Stroud, Cruz diocese, was bombed August! ------RECHARGED—REPAIRED Dept. D, New York. 1 will bring you FREE BURKE CAB full details of how you can secure valuable Office A Warehouse, 132t 20th St» Glouchestershire, in her eighty-third 23 in his absence and badly dam-1 Lady (engaging maid)— Are you REBUILT religious premiums without one cent cost to year. Much of Miss Steele’s fiction aged. It was reported a month ago accustomed to waiting at table? Called For and Delivered you. Please write plainly. Phone TA. 0291 Work Guaranteed has a strong Catholic interest. Un­ that several men had tried to assas- Maid— Oh, yes’m; I’m the young- Name...... ^...... SIGHT SEEING TRIPS H. M. CASMON Street...... - ...... PATRONIZE OUR ADVKH'riSEKS. der her own name she published sev­ sinate Father Li'.nda, who escaped by est of eight and 1 always got served Phone SO. CC71 422 Ogden St. eral Catholic historical works, in­ fleeing over a garden fence* last. 1673 Broadway Low Rates I City...... ------.SUte.....— ...... THEY ARE RELIABLE Catholic Charities Need Clothing School Books for School Children of Unemployed A major activity in the Catholic who wish to continue their schooling. ADULT EDUCATION Charities office these days is the If anyone can give a home to one for preparation of clothing for school of these girls in return for services children. So many calls for clothing ttiey can render, a call to the Char­ for children whose parents were un­ ities office will be much appreciated. able, because of lack of work in the It is announced that the institu­ FOR MEN present economic depression to fur­ tional committee of the Catholic Parochial Scoools nish proper outfits, have been made, Charities will meet Tuesday morning that it was necessary to appoint a at 10 o’clock in the Catholic Char­ committee o f women to take care of ities home, Seventeenth avenue and We carry the largest stock of ^ is need. Co-operating in this work Grant street. are Mrs. C. L. Moore, Mrs. Frank The final group of children from new and used school books in | Britt, Mrs. K. T. Leonard, Mrs. W. Camp Santa Maria of the Rockies, REGIS COLLEGE Denver. See us first for used | J. Kirk, Miss Agnes H o^n, Miss Cassells, returned to Denver Tues­ Adeline Grennin and Miss Mary day night, leaving only those who books. Note 'Books, Work [ W eck b a u gh . will form the nucleus for the new Books, and all Supplies. ' The children’s department of the Mullen home for boys. A total of Catholic Charities is seeking homes 589 children, 295 girls and 294 boys, for a number of girls who are old were given an outing at the camp EVENING COURSES this summer. HERRICK’S ’ enough to leave the orphanages, but I PICTURED SWTWORK f WITH.BASAUWOROS V' CHURCH IN CHINA GROWING, BOOK STORE; Accounting Mathematics (Tfw Educational House ; PRIEST VISITING HERE SAYSl of the West) i (Continued From Page 1) prisons are not nice places either, Biology Philosophy Father Cairns saysj one even has to | 934 ISth St. Wawisr traveled, and to. one who knows their Saint £ovi«.' ii- Ka language and customs they have an furnish one’s own food in them! 15th* and Curtis St. excellent sense of humor, this fact Father Carins expects to be sta-l making work among them very pleas­ tioned in Sunning, China, when he Drawmg Physics ant. goes back. Sunning was just a mis-1 KEystone 5470 sion when he was there before, but Although depreciating the bandits’ a new church is being built there influence in China, Father Cairns ad­ now and the parish of Sun Chong, Economics Psychology mits that he spent some very un­ with its many missions, may be di­ comfortable moments in the few days vided, and Sunning made another [ he spent as their “ guest.” In com­ headquarters. Ninety per cent of the I English Religion pany with Father Janies E. Walsh, Chinese who come to the United I Register Small Ads now a Bishop, he visited Kwong Hoi, Stotes are from the Sunning district, | a mission station attended from Sun Father Cairns said. Chong in the Kwang Tung province. According to a hew ruling of the I French Spanish FOR SALE— 6-room modem bungalow, GRAY A ROSE BEAUTY SHOPPE It is opposite Sancian island, where Maryknoll society, all priests who reasonable small payment down, easy terms; 429 E. 17th Ave. KE. 3760 St. Francis Xavier lived for a time near St. Francis de Sales’ church and Get your permanent wave now. Perma­ have been stationed there ten years school. Apply 464 South Logan St. nent waving done by Pi€f. Alphonso, $3.60 and died. They were awakened after are eligible for a vacation in their and np. Spec, shampoo and finger wave by midnight by a great outcry and found homeland. This is Father Cairns’ first LITIXE GRAY BEAUTY SHOP artists, 75c. Give us a trial, we satisfy. that the town had been attacked by Specialising in Frederieh Vita Tonic Per­ since he went to the country in 1920.1 Registration will be held at the dean’s office, Administration manent Wave, gives the hair a soft, beauti­ ALL KINDS carpenter work, remodelling, bandits. Father Cairns said Mass that brick, cement, stucco, plaster. Gal. 4177-M. It has been a very busy “ vacation,” ful wave. Conscientious work guaranteed day at 3 o’clock in the morning and however, for the missionary activity Reasonable prices. Keystone 2706. 632 then stayed up to guard the church, building, September 18 and 19. McCUntock Bldg. 1664 California St. LAUER’S PRIVATE HOME FOR BABIES. will not be stilled and Father Cairns Undernourished babies a specialty. 8001 telling the bandits, who were looting Vine street. Franklin 8661. has been making talks at churches « MRS. ATKINSON has moved her millinerr every possible place in the town, wherever he stopped in America to to 1645 E. 16tb Ava., Apt. 2. Remodeling FOR RENT— Strictly modem five-room that they were American Catholic and order work a specialty. Agent (or Nu- house, full basement, fine condition: walk­ arouse interest in the missions. He Bone corset and corselettet mads to your ing distance, two blocks from St. Leo's priests who were there as friends recently visited his 79-year-old Classes Begin on September 21 measurement. and St. Elisabeth*! churches. Adults only. and successfully keeping them from 911 Champa street. mother in San Diego, Calif., where harming the church. The Cathalic a family reunion was held. In Den-| COMPETENT woman wants day work. MAN, father of 7 children, needs work. caretaker of the church and his fam­ York 2126. Will do anything. P. Tixier. 716 26th St. ver, he has been staying at the home ily bravely stayed with the priests, of Mrs. Julia O’Neill, 1511 St. Paul KENSINGTON APTS.— E. 17th ave. and ROOM and board in private home; reason­ though they were badly frightened All lectures and laboratories will be conducted at the college Logan at., 2 and S rooms, 626.00.and $30.00, able. 2068 Clarkson street Phone York street He spoke at all the Masses at 6 rooms 660.00 to 670.00. Frigidaire. See 4278-M. and often had to hide to keep from S t Philomena’s church last Sunday at seven-thirty o’clock in the evening. Janitor, Apt. 1. FOR RENT— Single garage, 64.00. 842 being molested. and will speak at St. Catherine’s this Inca street CRYSTAL BARBER & BEAUTY SHOP Putting on the best face possible Sunday. He will leave Denver the It pays to look well. in the situation, the two priests Under management of WANTED— Position as priest’s housekeep­ early part of next week and expects U R AND MRS. J. £. CEUER er; best of references. Bos E, care Denver marched up to the bandit leader and to be back in China some time inj \ 2312 E. 6 Ave. Catholic Register. demanded that, they be let out of the November. Tuition: $5.00 Per Semester Hour FOR RENT—Six-room double, modem town to continue On their journey. GUARANTEED rebuilt batteries, 62.25 They told him they had nothing to and yours. Tires all sizes, slightly used, house, 8 bedrooms, full basement; garage. Free rent to September 1. 2416-2417 Vine do with local affairs and should not 61. Tulloh, 688 SanU Fe. Phone KE. 7796. street: Loyola parish. $35 a month; call TWO NUNS ADDED VERMONT A P ts. —Two rooms, kitchen KEystone 1661. be detained. The chief, Chan Chuk and bath, unfurnished, Frigidaire. Walking WANTED — Woman for housework half San, one of the most bloodthirsty of TO SCHOOL STAFF distance. 1629 Clarkson St. York 8798. days; must be good cook. References. Write all the bandits, acted very politely, UMBRELLAS repaired, recovered. Gloves Box C, care Denver Catholic Register. as is the custom, but said they must (Holy Family Pariah) wo«<|> mended. Humming Bird hosiery. Denver be his “guests” for some time. This Umbrella Shop, 1604 Arapahoe St. Second SMITH MOVING $2 PER HOUR Two Sisters of Loretto have been floor. Main 8462. Pianos go Free in Load. Storage hauled in Free man Father Cairns described as look­ KEYSTONE 6527 ing as ferocious as a tiger. He is added to the grade school teaching SOUTH SIDE MOVING A STORAGE staff. They are Sister Rose Edward FIT IEl LJPPEII ID 1 iLOOP MARKET Packing, shipping, piano moving, country said to have killed as least 500 peo­ J. A. JOHNSON and Sister Joann Marie. The addition trips; fireproof warehouse. E. E. Bidgley, Furnaces installed, cleaned and repaired; in­ ple, many by the pleasant device of Prop. 684 South Broadway, opposite Mont­ side air returns installed, repairs for all gives Holy Family school a faculty of gomery Ward. PEarl OllL chopping off a hand or ear or other furnaces, asbestos coverings, chimney stacks part of the body, continuing the Ifi nujis._ School viill open on Tues­ VIRGINIA BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP Res. 1038 Garfield— FRanklin 1849-J day. “ Tarents a ^ ln are urged to Gives a free shampoo with each finger 709 E. 6th Ave. KEystone 4081 process until death ensued. eiVE F i E T u m purchase their uniforms for the gprls wave. Shampoo 26c, when given with a FOR RENT.»-Six-room modern house, close The great iron gates of the town marcel. 2027 E. Virginia, phone Pearl 2686. to Cathedral school and to fown. 616 22nd were closed and no one was allowed from the seventh to the twelfth Over 200 Persons Pledge FURNITURE REPAIRING street. Phone YOrk 6169-M. to go in or out. A number of the grades, inclusive. They may be pur­ Themselves to Support CUSTOM MADE FURNITURE chased at Daniels & Fisher or the Purity Bakery Upholstering a Specialty. FOR RENT— House splendidly located in merchants took refuge in a sort of Holy Family School AL’S REPAIR SHOP Cathedral parish | reasonable rent. See A. fort in the town, built five stories Denver Dry Goods Co. 714 E. Colfax Phone YOrk 0949 D. Wilson, 1780 California street, or Mrs. L. T. West, Kenmark Hotel. high, with no windows in the first This Sunday will be Communion Receiving the hearty endorsement ^'Quality Plus Quantity Equals Economy*' HARRIET BURTON SHOP day for members of the Altar and of the parish, the Rev. Mark W. Lap- Expert Dressmaking .and Designing story and just tiny, iron-barred win­ MASTERCRAFT DR. H. J. ISETT dows in the upper ones. They kept Rosary society. The members will pen, pastor of Holy Family parish, CLEANERS AND DYERS up a continuous fire on the bandits offer their Communions for the suc­ will conduct his grade and high Loop Market, West Side Market, | 2310 E. 6th Ave. Franklin 3734 Chiropractic Specialist and all efforts of the latter to dis­ cess of the school this year. schools without collecting tuition JANITOR and houseman needs permanent 210 COMMONWEALTH BLDG. from the students, according to an position. Geo, Worth. 726 Kalamath S t Office, MAin 3627 Res., MAin 6469 lodge them were useless. Finally, the High Masses of Requiem an­ 15th and Lawrence 8th and Santa Fe | Phone MAin 1098. chief commissioned the priests to go nounced for this week were: Monday, announcement made this week. By LOGAN COURT— 1461 Logtn; attrsctiyc to the besieged men and tell them next year Father* Lappen hopes to MAN WANTS work hall-days or two or tbree*room apartment; Kelvinator; $40. One for Mrs. Elizabeth Wild, anniversary j three days a week. Gallup 0861-J. four>room and porch* $55. that if they did not pay $20,000 at Tuesday, for the Purgatorian so­ be able to provide free books as FOR SALE— Five-room modern houee, well. The free-tuition privilege will SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 STRONG BOY over 16* wishes farm work. once the bandits would bring up their ciety; Friday, for John Thurman; garage. 8821 Gilpin atreett near ehureh new cannon and destroy the place be available only to students of the and sehooL Experienced. 2337 Clarkson, MAin 4983. and Saturday, for George Sedlmayer, WANTED by teacher and 9*year*old son, utterly. “ These merchants are so im­ first anniversary. parish. Assorted Pies (Reg. 20c)...... 12^ E. L. WILLIAMS More than 200 have pledged them­ Prescription Druggist a clean, furnished, small apartment* within polite,” the chief told the fathers, Particular attention is called to P. O. Sub Station walking distance of St. Vincent de PauTs or “ that they shoot my men whenever selves to support the school with an­ Sugar Cookies and Fruit Bars, Doz...... 10^ 86th and Larimer St. Francis de Sales* churches. Box A* care the intention of the Leagpie of the Denver Catholic Register. they try to talk to them.” They were nual. contributions of $20, payable DRESSMAKING— Alterations very reason- Sacred Heart for this month, namely: quarterly. Father Lappen expects All Sweet Rolls, Doz. 13^; 2 Doz...... 25^ also so “ impolite” as to refuse to “ For training in Christian Doc­ able. Call Y a 8679-J or 153 Madison street MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE WANT POSI- pay any such sum as demanded by to have 240 enrolled by this week. PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING TION — Seminary, convent, hospital or trine.” Leaflets were distributed priests’ housekeeper. Professional cook; the bandits, saying they could not Approximately 85 of this number Purity Milk Loaf (Reg. 5c), 3 for...... 10^ by experienced workman. Neat dependable last Friday. job guaranteed. ood manager; husband all-around man; in the first place and would not if do not have children in the school. ANTON BERINGER fest references. Box N, car, Denver Catii- The Mesdames Henry and Kayetan olic Register. they had the money to spare. Under this year’s plan, the parish York g679-J ____Shop at 168 Madison S t Fortunately for them, and for the were in charge of the sanctuary last will be able to pay all teachers’ c l ­ CATHEDRAL FOOD SHOP FOR RENT— Seven-room modern house, week. The firms listed here de­ 406 East Colfax Avenue garage, new furnace; ^ block from Catho­ priests as it turned out, government aries and running expenses, a thing LOOP SHOE Across From the Cathedral lic school; SlBO W. 26th: call GA. 1978-J. soldiers surrounded the town. Kwang Miss Julia Cronin, popular Holy which was not possible in the past. serve to be remembered Luncheons, 86c Hoi is on a high hill, the town being Family girl, will teach in Wyman The new plan, the only one in oper­ REPAIR SHOP Dinners, Steaks, Chops, Fish, Etc., 60c "FOR RENT— Three-room apt., bath, lights, when you are distributing Fried Chicken Dinners, Tenderloin Steaks. 66c gas, frigidaire, heat (oil burner), garage. surrounded by a seven-foot brick school. This is Miss Cronin’s first ation in the city, has the hearty ap­ 16th and Lawrence ______We Serve Club Breakfasts______FRanklin 4920. wall, above an embankment ten feet year to teach. proval of Bishop Vehr, according to your patronage in the dif­ IN THE LOOP MARKET Perfect Health Through Perfect Circulation MAXEY’S SHOE REPAIR SHOP high and a wide moat, so it is not Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Lantzy, Father Lappen. The system is sim­ Cinesitherapy Treatments are nature’s cure, Ladiet^' half soles and heels* $1»00 and up. easily open to attack. The bandits ilar, to that which is being employed ferent lines of business. one trial will convince you. save you suffer­ Miss Virginia and Master Ambrose, Men’s soles, 85c and up. Heel taps, 25e began to be quite worried, though, in many parishes in the Eastern ing and operations. DR. J. E. WILMORE. and 30c. Jr., left last week for Hastings, Pa. HALF SOLES 4609 Wolff street— GAllup 6307-J 2308 EAST 6TH AVENUE and the third day the priests were Mrs, T. Majewski will leave Sun­ cities. ROOM AND BOARD for 3 or 4 chUdren. sent for by the chief. He arose from day for a visit in Nebraska. LEATHER, PANCO 7 C Why Pay More? 2066 Clarkson street, phone YOrk 4278-M. A CATHOLIC GIRL holdinir a third grade his bed where he had been smoking Mrs. La Fleur, who recently un­ PRIEST RETURNS ANOTHER BIG SALE OP MORGAN’S EGG'FARM— beIiVeries*twice teacher’s certificate would like to teach. or USKIDE...... I D C Call Rose Bradasich, York 8243-M. opium, the interruption in the smok' derwent an operation at St. Joseph’s Fresh cut Gladioli, weekly. Cathedral and Loyola parishes. dozen...... VV Phone KEystone 3868. ing a rather unusual occurrence in hospital, is reported as doing nicely. TO CANON CITY FOR RENT— 7-room house, modern, ga­ LADIES’ We Also Specialise in Floral Oesiens, FOR RENT— 6-room modern bungalow, itself, and told them he wanted them The Altar and Rosary society will rage. new furnace; ^ block from Catholic (St. Vincent de Paul’s Parish) $1.60 lip. reasonable; sleeping porch, % block from school. 3160 West 2€th. to take a message to the soldiers out­ meet in the school hall Thursday aft­ TOP LIFTS...... 25c Funeral Work Our Specialty No. 6 car, facing Berkeley park. 4664 Ten- side. The priests said they would do ernoon, Sept. 10. The society will Father Bernard, O.S.B., returned nyson S t .______^ ALL KINDS of carpenter and cabinet work so only if the bandits would release to Holy Cross abbey at Canon City Put on-While You Wait LOOP FLORIST NICE, clean room for light housekeeping, done at reasonable prices. L. M. Thaler, sponsor the fourth series of card Phone MA. 3987 Free Delivery everything furnished. 1614 Franklin St. York 6036-J. the Catholic caretakers of the church parties in the school hall at 8 o’clock this week. He was at the parish rec­ also. The chief agreed to do so, but Thursday evening, Sept. 17. tory all summer. CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS’ HOME. 1772 FOR SALE— 5-6-room modern cottage. Grant. Pleasant home for girls. Cathedral parish. Terms. Tabor 7346. after they had aU been let .over the Mass for the children on Wednes­ DENVER AUTO TOP CO. wall it was discovered the one girl day will officially open the year at General UphoUtering. 1213 Lawrence St. FREE FACIAL— With all work. Per­ had been detained and it took the de­ COLO. PEACH CROP S t Vincent de Paul’s parish school. THE DeSELLEM FUEL & FEED CO., DONEHUE PICTURE SHOP manent push-up wave, $4. Baldwin Beauty Registration will be held on Tuesday. shd|>pe* Tabor 2026. 1828 Santa Fe drive. termined efforts of the priests to CHARLES A. DeSELLEM t Formerly IS FINEST IN YEARS Mary Jane Dosch gave a bridge Ciller A Donehue rescue her. FOR RENT— 8-room furnished apt. Park­ The soldiers advised the priests not luncheon foursome Thursday of last FIRST CLASS FUEL AND FEED Pictures and Framing ing space. 39 So. Logan. Spruce 3263. MAin 0962 822 12tb Street to go back with the answer as they This year Colorado boasts of the week in honor of Miss Bessie Meehan, Office Phones TAbor 3205, TAbor 3206 35th and Walnut Sts. A TO Z Express end Moving. Prices WANTED— Small, modem house to rent had promised, as Chan Chuk San largest and finest peach crop in its who will leave for St Mary’s-of-the- Residence Phone FRanklin 1058-W. Denver, Colorado 61.00 per hour; 2 men, 61.60. Big truck; or buy. In St. Francis’ 6r St. Louis', En­ was absolutely without mercy and history. This fall and winter will JVoods college, where she will attend trunks and baggage, 60c and up. Phone glewood, parish. Possession around 15th of KEystone 6741. Stand, 18th and California Sept. Care Denver Catholic Register, Box their lives would be in danger if they see our own Colorado peaches, the school. Other guests included the street. J. D. returned. Father Walsh insisted on fancy “ Colorado Elberta,” in the Misses Florence Jacobs and Gertrude PHONE US FOR PRICES AND APPOINT­ keeping the promise, however, in most exclusive markets from coast Heid. MENTS to coast. Never before have peaches Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Karle of Cleve­ Where Your Patronage Is Appreciated We Call For and Deliver WEST 29TH AVE. BEAUTY SHOP spite of the danger, but a compro­ Ph. GAUup 71B8 Hazel Herdie 2746 W. MARRIED LIFE mise was finally effected whereby a been as fine or as low in price as at land, Ohio, were guests of their Ph. CAI. 7158. Hazel Hardie. 2746 W. 29th A Family Hand Book present All housewives should take THE CASCADE LAUNDRY The only textbook which gives full in­ captured bandit was used as a mes­ cousin^ Mrs. A. J. Grosheider and TAYLOR’S BAKERY-AND CREAMERY struction on family life. It treats on the senger. advantage of this crop, and buy and E. C. Day, Sr., last week. “ Denver’s Most Prozreselve Leundry” -—We Use Soft Water Tabor 6379 HOME BREAD AND ROLLS fundamentals of the human race: questions The priests thought they were well can now. Peaches bought and canned Branch Offices 1642 ^Tremont Street, 1128 17tb Street, 1945 Broadway Fancy Cakee and Pies of vital interest to those contemplating the now will keep for this year and next ITALIAN ORPHANS’ HOME Full Line of Dairy Products married state; sex hygiene, eugenics, birth out of the trouble and proceeded to 1126 East Ninth Ave., 425 East 17th Ave.. 1470 York, 604 East 18tb Ave. 2742 W. 29th Ave. James Taylor, Prep. control etc., all from thf physiological stand­ the next village. It was no easy It is very economical to can your OPENING TO BE SEPT. 13 FOR SALE— 6-room bungalow, double ga­ point, based on Christian principles, includ­ journey, traveling the seven miles own fruit. You can buy one bushel The formal opening of S t Dom­ rage; email payment down, balance like rent ing - well regulated treatise on diseases met on foot in the broiling midday sun, of Colorado-grown peaches, can enico’s Italian Orphans’ home. Uni­ 891 So. University. with in the family ; prevention and treat­ ment of Appendicitis, Adenoids, Diphtheria, with the temperature about 110 de- them and make enough peach butter versity City, Mo., will be held Sept. AUCE T. LAWLESS wounds, blood poison, etc.; the most com­ ■ grees in the shade. Worn out- by and jams to last the average family 18, the Most Rev. John J. Glennon, CHIROPRACTOR plete treatment on prevention and treatment a good many days, and the cost is Archbishop of S t Louis, presiding. 1232 £. 13tb Ave., *Denver, Colorado of Consumption and Pneumonia: for the ■tiieir exertions, they were met by Phone YOrk 4962 laity and physicians; training of children, a milling mob of Chinese in the town. no more than you would pay for one The home was the greatest desire of BON TON BEAUTY SHOP self-control, and many other subjects for A welcome voice in English from a order of canned goods for your Sun­ Father Spigardi, who labored among St. Patrick’s Parish Learn Beauty Culture the benefit of the human race. Chinese formerly in America greeted day dinner. the Italian people of S t Louis and Special Summer Rates Rev. Fr. Vemimont of Denton, Texas, vicinity, the last thirty years of his 604 Fourteenth S t TAbor 9088 says: "Young men and women should post­ them and asked them if they wished Help the peach grower find a mar­ pone their marriage until they have read a cold drink. He closed the iron ket for this fine crop. Buy now. life, and he saw its fulfillment before Murphy’s TYDINGS this wonderful book, ‘Married Life;* it You will never equal this year’s his death Through a gift of Mr. and HEMSyiCH A SPECIALTY SHOP should be found in every home." gates at the front of the shop for Service Station Dry Goods and Notions— Dressmaking W. H. Schmidt. Kremmling, Colo., wntes: the day, a thing the priests wondered prices or quality. Mrs. Domenico Signaigo, bequeathed SEE SEVERINI Your Patronage Solicited— Prompt Service "Send two more books, ‘ Married Life,* en­ at, and treated them royally. in Mrs. Signaigo’s wUl. Sisters of **Buford,Ga8*’ For Highest Grade Gas and Oil 2604 East 12th Avenue Phene YOrk 3273 closed $6. This makes four books 1 have the Precious Blood conduct the home. Expert Tire Repairing and Greasing ordered for our children: it is worth its Finally, the missioners learned A horse-trader was trying to sell First Clast Greasing and Service FIRST AVE. HOTEL, 11*6 Broedwey. weight in gold.’* Mrs. J. M. McCale, Omaha, that they were suspected of being a wind-broken horse, and was trot­ Archbishop Glennon heads the board Also General and Goodyear Tires Modem rooms, hot and cold water, telephone, Free Crank Case Service ordering another book, says: "It is a work bandits and of having led the raid ting him around for inspection. The of directors. • JOE SEVERINI 85TH A TEJON elevator, free parking. 61.00 day'and up. all young people absolutely must have." Dr. 36th and Tejon St. Wm. Murphy Low permanent rates. L. F. Euman, New Lexington. 0.. says: "It into Kwong Hoi. Through the good owner stroked the horse’s back, and is the best work o f its kind I ever read. No offices of their host they were some­ remarked to the prospective buyer: CONSULT FRANK J. CONWAY PAINTING, CALCIMINING, DECORAT­ Asent ot Tae New York Lifa (^ra|]r mu- ING, ell repairs on plaster, brick, cement family can afford to be without this book, what cleared of suspicion, but had and it should be in the library of every “ Hasn’t he a lovely coat?” tual) for information and advice in letters ONE-HALP BLOCK FROM BUS DEPOT and wookwork: by day or contract J J. to leave town on a train the next pertaining to Life Inaurance, Income' ^nds Street Cars Nos. 11-13-40 at Depot Stop Gillen, 868 Bannock St. Phone PEerl 8880. family physician." Price, $3, postpaid. But the other man noticed that the Order from Dr, R. Willman, Author morning. A compatriot of theirs was horse was short winded, and an­ or Annuities. All forma of contracta wrrittop { at Hotol Door for men, women and children. 200 | lnsur> | MONEY TO LOAN on improved city or 121S Faraon St., St. Joseph, Mo. captured as a bandit and kept in swered: “ Ah, I like his coat all right, Colorado Hotel A. L. SMITH. Prop. tows real estate; no red tape, no delay. Mr. or write for literature. Bid,. Uth and Champ. Sts., TAbor, T r e m o n t Phone KEystone 2391. fJielDi, n n Ciiilprou St. KejftOD* 2^1* Mention Denver Catholic Regiiter prison for several days. The Chinese but I don’t like his pants.” REQUIESCANT IN PACE Make Sure Before School Begins DAN A. HARTINELLI, Adams county, Catholic Student tn isad e Formally beloved husband of Anxelina, son of Hr. and Mrs. Dominic Uartinelli, brother of Have your child’s eyes examined regularly, preferably Anselo, Georae, Mrs. Scavello, Miss Uarino and Mrs. Fhilippone. Requiem Hass was Declared Official School Mission Aid . WITH A each year before school begins. Make sure that you are offered on Satunlay momins of last week at Ht. Carmef church. Interment Mt. Oli­ sending to school a child free from visual handicaps. No vet. Horan A Son service. (Continued From Page 1) ver, in attendance; Sunday, Decem­ LAWRENCE WELTE, 6S6 West Kth more valuable heritage can be left him than that of avenue. Requiem Hass was offered at St. Crusade is the official diocesan or­ ber 6, 1931; Sunday, January 31, Elisabeth’s church on last Monday. Inter­ ganization for school mission work. 1932; Sunday, April 24, 1932. Dependable Watch normal vision. We will advise you honestly. ment Mt. Olivet. Horan k Son service. I ask the interest and co-operation Conference projects for year: JOSEPH HOCEVAR. 4676 Washington. Requiem Hass was offered at Holy Rosary of all teachers in developing in the Benefit and program for Catholic church Wednesday at 9 o’clock. Interment students a love for the missions and University of Pekin at individual Mt. Olivet. Horan & Son service. Swigert Bros. Optical Co. ROMUALDO ORTIZ of La Jara, Colo. an appreciation of the home and schools, Wednesday, November 11. Remians were sent to La Jara for services foreign missionary program of the Contest for sale of Holy Childhood the Scholar Learns Punctuality and interment. Horan A Son service. Church. Christmas seals (directed by SL Optometrists Opticians ANNA B. DALY, 760 Pennsylvania street. Asking God to bless all who aid Requiem Hass was- offered at the Cathedral Thomas’ seminary unit). Seventh A dependable watch is a most important requisite for Wednesday at 9 o’clock. Interment Lake in the missionary activities of the annual Mission week, January 31- school or college work— but the scholar's timepiece may 1S50 California St. KEystone 7651 Linden, Michigan. Horan A Son service. Church, I am February 7. WhoM Reputation and Equipment Give You the H ifheit Grade of Service BEATRICE LAMPRECHT, 2621 Clay also be smart and distinctive. Those shown by O’Keefe’s street, daughter of Ur. and Urs. Robert Faithfully yours, Officers of Colorado conference, Ljamphreet and sister of Albert Lamprecht. DURBAN J. VEHR, C. S. M. C., 1931-32: President, feature this combination of accuracy and style. Requiem Mass was offered at St. Dominie’s Barry Wogan of SL Thomas’ sem­ church on Wednesday. Interment Mt. Oli­ Bishop of Denver. vet. Boulevard mortuary service. Following is the school mission inary; vice president, John Brugge- PATRICIA ANN RUHLAND, infant program for the year, copies of man of Regis college; secretary. daughter of Ur. and Urs. Richard H. Ruh- Miss Anna McGlone of Loretto land. granddaughter of Ur. and Mrs. B. J. which will be sent by the Diocesan Gamier. Funeral was held on .Wednesday. Mission office to all teachers in the Heights college; moderator, the Interment ML Olivet George P. Hackethal diocese this week: Rev. F. Gregory Smith. service. Recommended unit activities (cf MIKE BALTES. Requiem Mass was of­ Objectives: 1. An active Crusade “ The Crusade Leader Book,” sup­ fered Thursday at 9 o’clock at Holy Ghost unit in every school of the diocese. church. Interment ML OliveL Boulevard plied by Diocesan office on applica­ Girl’s Wrist Watch $15 mortuary service. Insofar as possible, every child tion, for explanation of these activi­ Savilon movement. Gold Filled A Record That a member of the Diocesan Mission ties). Wrist Band Free. MISS KATE KANE. AGED 70, SUCCUMBS society. 3. Every senior Crusade Prayer: Daily prayer in common TO HEART TROUBLE IN HOSPITAL unit actively affiliated with the Miss Kate Kane, a resident of Denver for for the missions; recorded spiritual over forty years, died Wednesday at St. local conference. Membership: Di­ work offered for the missions; desig­ Joseph's hospital. Her death was caused ocesan Mission society dues, college nated days of prayer for the mis­ Unsurpassed by heart trouble. She was 70 years old and high school students, $1.20 per and was well known in affairs of the Demo­ sions. / cratic party here. She is survived by one capita; grade school students, 60 Study: Round table study clubs sister, Mrs. Mary Russell of Davenport, cents per capita. (Crusade Paladin series); class room Iowa, and a nephew. John Russell. Both Grwn Qiisdna were in Denver at the time of her death. Membership in the Diocesan Mis­ use of “ The Shield;” class room use m'