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Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1939— Permission to Reproduce, Excepting 3-Day Observance to Mark Little Sisters’ on Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue Archbishop Curley Centenary; Bishop Will Sing Mass Of Raltimore Will A three-day celebration of their Very Rev. Wm. Coyne, president Vincent’s home will give plays and DENVER CATHOLIC order’s centenary will be held by of St. Thomas’, will preach and a other entertainment. the Little Sisters of the Poor in choir from St. Francis de Sales’ Came to Denver in 1916 Denver Oct. 26, 27, and 28. A pari.sh, under the direction of Ar­ The Little Sisters of the Poor Rule New District Solemn Pontifical Mass to be cele­ thur Alcorn, will sing. A .special came to Denver in 1916 at the re­ brated by Bishop Urban J. Vehr invitation to attend the services quest of the Most Rev. Nicholas in the chapel of the J. K. Mullen this day is extended to all bene­ C. Matz, second Bishop of Denver. home for the aged conducted by factors and friends of the home The modern home for the nuns and Same Curia Will Serve Both Sees, Which Are the nuns will open the observance. and to the general public. Bene­ their 170 charges at W. 30th ave­ REGISTER The Very Rev. Wm. Higgins of St. diction will be held at 4 p. m. nue and Newton street was erected The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Have Of tma\ Rank; American Gapitai Philomena’s parish will preach and Solemn Mass will be offered by through the generosity of the late Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller Services, t St. Thomas’ seminary choir will the Very Rev. Monsignor John R. J. K. Mullen, built in thanksgiving Photo Features, and Wide World Photos. sing. The services Oct. 26 will Mulroy, diocesan director of Cath­ for the many blessings he had re- Given Honor by Change conclude with Solemn Benediction olic Charities and pastor of Holy (Tum to Page 2 — Column S) VOL. XXXV. No. 8. DENVER, COLO., 'raURSDAY, OCT. 12, 1939. $2 HER YEAR at 4 p. m. Ghost church, the third, day, Oct. Washington.— Creation of the Archdiocese of Washing­ A Solemn Mass will be cele­ 28, at 9:30. The Very Rev. H. V. ton, including all the District of Columbia, was announced brated at 9 -.SO Oct. 27 by the Rt. Campbell, pastor of Blessed Sac­ of Charity Will Be Marked Rev. Joseph Bosetti, V.G. The rament parish and a former chap­ 100 Years Thursday in word from Rome. The new archdiocese is lain at the home, will give the ser- the aged conducted hy the Lillie Sisters of the Poor. The order was founded in 1839 in France hy Jeanne Jugan. It has joined “ aeque principaliter" (of equal rank) with the Arch­ 1 mon. The choir from the Mullen spread to almost all parts of the world and it is estimated that a half-million aged persons have been cared for in the order’s diocese of Baltimore, which was the first ecclesiastical see ; home for boys will sing. A special history. The nuns came to Denver in 1916. established in the United States, and will have as its Metro­ i invitation is extended to all reli- politan the Most Rev. Michael J. Curley, who becomes Arch­ Registorials . gious communities and school children. bishop of Baltimore and Washington. One curia will serve In addition to the religious ob­ both archdioceses. servance an entertainment, lunch­ St. Matthew’s church here be­ MARK TWAIN ON HOW eon, and open house will be held comes the Cathedral of the Arch­ W AR GETS UNDER W AY r- each day. Miss Anne O’Neill and diocese of Washington. It-ris one Benedict Elder reproduces in Joseph Flood will be among the the Ixtiiisville Record a passage of the nation’s most beautiful singers to appear. The Boys’ band urilten by Mark Twain in the churches. from the Mullen home at Engle­ My»terinuf Stranger long before wood will play and children from Establishment of the new Metro­ the first W'orld war, let alone the St. Clara’s orphanage and Mt. St. politan see brings high honor to IIIIIEIBEITIB one now raging. It is wise for the American capital and recog­ all of tis to meditate on it: nizes the distinguished career of “ There has never been a just Sodality Union to Archbishop Curley, who has been war, never an honorable one, on a priest for 35 years and a Bishop the part of the instigator. I can Aid Out-of-School for 25 years. It marks one more see a million years ahead, and this long stride in the history of the rule will never change in so many Youths’ Program cradle of Catholicism in the United To promote the growth of the as half a dozen instances. The States. Catholic theater movement in loud little handful— as usual— will Until the action of the Holy Plans for the Diocesan Parish Denver the Catholic Drama guild, shout for the war. The pulpit will, See on Thursday, the city of which last year staged the Passion warily and cautiously, object— at Sodality union’s statewide rally in Washington was probably the only Denver Sunday, Oct. 22, are play, Barter, has taken the initi­ first: the great, big, dull bulk of major capital in the world .which ative in combining prominent the nation will rub its sleepy eyes rapidly being perfected by the offi­ was not the seat of an archdiocese cers, under the direction of the Catholic dramatic clubs of the city and try to make out why there or a diocese. in the production of a Little Thea­ should be a war. . . . Then the Rev. Hubert Newell, M.A., chap­ lain. According to Father Newell, District Founded in 1790-91 ter tournament to be presented the handful will shout louder. A few latter part of November. fair men on the other side will approximately 700 youths from The city of Washington, co­ Present plans call for the pres­ argue and reason against the war Denver and other cities of the extensive with the District of Co­ entation of three one-act plays on with speech and pen, and at first state are expected to participate in lumbia and boasting an estimated two successive nights with a trophy will have a hearing and be ap­ the rally at St. Francis de Sale.s’ population of 635,000 persons, to be awarded the winner. plauded; but it will not last long; school hall. ■ Miss Dorothy Will- was not in existence at the time mann, national organizer of the of the erection of the Diocese of ■ 1 those others will outshoiit them, Talks Given Over Radio The clubs have been chosen for I and presently the anti-war au­ sodality from St. Louis, Mo., will Baltimore. Baltimore was erected the excellence of past presenta­ diences will thin out and lose be the principal speaker, and will in 1789, while the District of Co­ tions, the variety of talent, and popularity. . . . Before long we will assist the diocesan officers in for­ JESUIT SHOra [ rilEILL IB lumbia, brought into existence to skillfulness of direction. The" dra­ see the speakers stoned from the mulating a program for the con­ Spread of Faith Prime be the seat of the United States matic units already engaged in latform and free speech strangled templated organization. government, was established by preparation of their plays include Sy the hordes of furious men who The Parish Sodality union is be­ acts of congress in 1790 .and Loretto Heights college, Regis col­ in their secret hearts are still at ing organized in the diocese pri­ [ Motive for Columbus [ 1791. The government was not lege, the Stagehands of Annunci­ one with those stoned speakers— marily to enlist out-of-school moved here until 1800, and at ation parish, the Cathedral Young as earlier— but do not dare youths in recreational, social, and that time there still existed within People’s Dramatic club, and the the 100 square miles designated Catholic Drama guil4. If previous And then ihe whole nation co-ordinated religious activities Discontent, motivated by the over a National Broadcasting com­ within each pari.sh. Except in iso­ as the District of Columbia the production plans do not interfere, — pulpit and all— will take up the restless urge to enlarge the Chris­ pany hook-up, which included sta­ war cry, and shout itself hoarse, lated in.stances no specific program IN CANGEII D [m U corporation of the city of Alex­ the Aquinas players of St. Dom­ tian horizon, to bring a knowledge tion KOA, Denver. and mob any honest man who under Catholic auspices has been andria and the corporation of the inic’s parish, long known in city The Rev. James A. Doyle, S.J., of God to unnumbered heathens in Monsignor McMenamin’s ad­ city of Georgetown. ventures to open his mouth; and effectively developed in the diocese Miss Anne O’Neill, an active dramatic circles, will become the 40, an instructor in physics at a world beyond the European dress in part follows: presently siieh mouths will cease to capture the interest and central­ Catholic and a leading Denver In 1846,' the government gave sixth member in the proposed ize the activities of out-of-school Regis high school, who died Mon­ shoreline, prompted Columbus to “ Let us grant that Columbus tournament. to open. . . . Next the statesmen set forth on his 15th century jour­ singer, will make her debut as back to the state of Virginia that youths in each parish. Through day, Oct. 9, at Mercy hospital, at­ was influenced by the thought of portion of the District of Colum­ will invent cheap lies, putting the neys, declared thi| Rt, Rev. Hugh - -a soloist with the Civic Symphony A meeting of delegates repre­ the proposed sodality program tracted wide attention in his last earthly praise and eartWy. gtory-rs at the opening concert bia which it had ceded for the senting each entry is to be csdled blame upon the nation that is at­ illness. His heroic patienjce -L.Xk McMeiia'fnih in a ’broadcast over tacked, and every man will be youthlclubs will be organized, and it was a laudable am|ation. Let national capital. Today Wash­ as soon as the list of participants brought many friends among botfi KOA' Thurtday^ Oct. 12, at 9:45 of the organiwrtion’s -l-Sth season glad of these conscience-soothing a .definite plan of action will be us even admit that he sought per­ ington embraces slightly less than is definitely complete. At that priests and laity for regular visits p. m. Musical selections were Sunday afternoon, Oct. 22, at the falsities, and will diligently study formulated. sonal advantage. These things 70 square miles of area, instead time plans will be formulated and to gain inspiration from his ex­ given by Miss Josephine Courtney, Municipal auditorium. The concert them, and refuse to examine any The sodality ha.s been function­ would not apd could not survive of the original 100 square miles, all details connected with the pro­ ample. He died of cancer after Miss Anne O’Neill, and Tom Tier­ will begin at 4 o’clock. Horace E. refutations of them; and thus he ing to date with the following tem­ those 20 years of patient waiting. (Turn to Page 2 — Column 4) duction .settled. a year of intense suffering. Fa­ ney. Tureman is conductor of the or­ will, by and by, convince himself porary officers: Anna Marie Wade, His leading motive will be found 11 ther Doyle’s case was so outstand­ chestra. that the war is just, and will thank president, Rita La Tourette, vice Similar observances were held in the faith of his forefathers. He ing that Father Charles Clarke, by the order at Pueblo, Sterling, Miss O'Neill will sing the Vei-di God for the better sleep he enjoys president: Kathleen Morrow, sec­ wanted to bring the light and bless­ aria, “ Ritorna Vinci Tor.” The retary; Mary Torley, correspond­ S.J., cited him at the Regis lay­ Greeley, and La Junta. ing of his Catholic faith to the 3,000 Men Take Part in after this process of grotesque self- men’s retreat in August as a model orchestra will present Brahms’ deception.” ing secretary; Mildred Dyer, treas­ Supreme Knight Francis Mat­ millions of souls in other lands; of Christian bravery. symphony No. 3 and the Kodaly (Turn to Page 4 — Column 1) urer, and Father Newell, chaplain. thews of Omaha, Nebr., made- a he wanted to do his part in estab­ The funeral was held at Regis Columbus day address Thursday suite, “ Harry Janos.” lishing the kingdom of God upon In addition to concert appear­ Thursday morning, with Requiem afternoon between 4:30 and 4:45 earth. Denver Holy Name Rally Mass at 9 o’clock celebrated by ances Miss O’Neill has to her “ It has been the fashion of his credit many leading opera and Collection for Missions the Very Rev. Robert M. Kelley, admirers to look for the super­ S.J., president of the college. He light opera roles in productions South Denver felt the tread of prelate asked that God might natural in his life, to think of him presented by the Denver Grand was buried in the cemetery on the as one chosen by God to do a cer­ an army of 3,000 men who bring peace to a troubled world. Opera company and the Summer marched in the spirit of faith and college grounds. W. P. Horan & tain work; that he was prompted, The rally began with a parade Opera company sponsored by the of pride in their religion Sunday, To Be Taken Dp Oct. 22 Son service. All day AVednes- guided, directed, and protected by in which marched the various day, while the body lay in state in Denver Post. Denver has heard her Oct. 8, as the Holy Name societies parochial branches of the society. Divine Providence, and without sing the role of Filina in Mignon, the students’ chapel, members of thi.s aid he would have failed. _ of Denver, its suburbs, and Wray Uniformed bands, Boy Scout his cla.sses and of Regis organiza­ Juliet in Romeo and Juliet, Viol­ staged their annual Holy Name units, and delegations from the The annual collection for the drop in ’ contributions from Eu­ S JUBILEE God’i Influence in Our Lives tions, religious, and friends, both etta in La Traviata, Marguerite rally from St. Vincent de Paul’s parish schools added color to the home and foreign missions, to be ropean countries and to the need “ That the ever pre.sent influ­ in Faust, Elsa in Lohengrin, and taken up on Mission Sunday, Oct. young and old, prayed before the church to St. Thomas’ seminary. spectacle. for help to mission districts, urges ence of the Divine will was in his the leading role in La Giocovda, open casket. At 7 :40 p. m. Bishop Urban J. Vehr of Den­ 22, in all churches of the diocese, everyone to become a member of life we grant, but the same influ­ Her light opera experience has The Leyden-Chiles-Wickersham Wednesday, the community sang ver spoke briefly to the society post band opened the rally with is announced in a letter from the the Society for the Propagation II ciO N c m ence is in our live.s just as much been in Tne Vagabond King, The Mo.st Rev. Urban J. Vehr. The of the Faith. The letter also cites the Office of the Dead. as it was in his. There is nothing members and their friends, who the national anthem and “ God The nearest relatives surviving Desert Song, Rio Rita, and The were massed together on the lawn Save America.” The Very Rev. Bishop, calling attention to the the toties queries plenary in­ in his life to justify the conten­ Student Prince. Father Doyle are these cousins, A private celebration is being tion that Columbus, like Joan of in front of an altar on a porch of Harold V. Campbell, diocesan di­ dulgence for the poor souls that the Rev. William Connell, S.J., of Tickets for the Civic Symphony may be gained Nov. 1 and 2. The held this Friday, Oct. 13, in Holy Arc, was called upon to perform the Administration building. He rector of the Holy Name society, Marquette university, Milwaukee, series of ten concerts, five after­ message follows in full: Cross abbey. Canon City, to mark a task which he was not in every then led the throng in the prayer led the assembled men in a reci­ Bishop Blessel^ who was present at his death and noon concerts by the Civic Sym Reverend dear Father the golden sacerdotal jubilee of way fitted by nature and educa­ for peace written by Pope Bene­ tation of the Holy Name pledge. funeral; the Rev. Matt Connell, the Rt. Rev. Abbot Augustine An- phony orchestra and five evening dict XV, and officiated at Benedic­ Father Campbell also led the sing­ and beloved People: tion to perform. concerts by the Denver Symphony S.J., superior of St. Francis’ mis­ toniolli, O.S.B., who has made his “ Let me say in passing that had tion of the Blessed Sacrament. ing at Benediction. New Hospital Catholics throughout the world sion in South Dakota; Genevieve home at the abbey for the past orchestra, are now on sale at 1512 In his short talk Bishop Vehr Bishop Vehr was assisted at (TurntoPage 10— Column i) CuYtis street. are asked once a year to assist Connell, Milwaukee, and John Con­ two years. The Abbot is the told the Holy Name men he was Benediction by the Rev. Forrest the Holy See in meeting the many nell, Alamo, Tex. founder of a monastic community inspired by the sight of the thou­ Allen of St. Catherine’s parish, At Canon City mission needs of the Church in Father Doyle was born Sept. at St. Peter’s, Modena, Italy, of sands before him courageously deacon; the Rev. Leo Thome of St. foreign and domestic fields. Thou- 23, 1899. He attended St. John’s which he still has jurisdiction. He ‘DADDY’ LAYTON’S SUCCESSOR professing their loyalty to God Francis de Sales’ parish, subdea­ TT u T XT- i. ■ sands of priests and sisters have The Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, high school in Toledo, 0., and re­ is noted as a writer. and country. con, and the Rev. Bernard Cul­ Bishop of Denver, visited in ceived the degree of Bachelor of He was born Aug. 5, 1865, in At this time of year, the len, assistant Chancellor, master of bring the knowledge of Christ to Arts from Marquette university Trentino, in those days under the 3 7 YEARS IN LIKE POST Bishop said, hundreds of thou­ ceremonies. Canon City Tuesday to officiate at the millions of souls in pagan the dedication service at Thomas in Milwaukee, and the degree of Austrian rule. He was educated sands of men all over the United Bernard Gates, the diocesan countries and less favored lands. Bachelor of Science from St. Louis at the Imperial Ginnasio (high States are marching through president, expressed himself as More hospital. A number of America has taken her place in Thirty-seven years on one job neighboi'ing priests and members university. He entered the So­ school). At 20 years of age he after his ordination to the priest­ streets as did the Denver men and quite pleased with the conduct of the foreign mission program of and in the same place is a long and of various religious orders at­ ciety of Jesus in 1921 and was or­ became a monk in the Abbey of hood June 8, 1895, he was sent to demonstrating like them that they the rally. “ Everything went off the Church and many of our own monotonous stretch unless the tended the ceremony, which was dained in 1935. He taught for San Giuliano in Genoa. Here St. John’s diocesan seminary and are not ashamed of their faith. in fine style,” he said. “ It was priests and .sisters are doing heroic professor is sold on his work. The held in the afternoon. some timq at St. John’s in Toledo, he studied philosophy under Dom college in Brooklyn, N. Y., as pro­ ‘The Church can live under any carried out with a great deal of work among the heathens and in­ Domenico Serafini, later a Cardi­ Rev. William C. Hoctor, C.M., suc­ fessor of moral theology and form of government except one skill. I personally was very well Bishop Vehr blessed the rooms as well as at Regis. fidels. The International Society When Father Doyle came to Re­ nal, Prefect of Propaganda Fide. cessor to the late Father Julian philosophy, where he remained for that throttles her, such as atheistic Mtisfied.” and dedicated the hospital chapel, for the Propagation of the Faith He was professed March 27, 1885, (Daddy) Layton at St. Thomas’ the next 37 years. In 1932, when Communism,” said Bishop Vehr, Another Holy Name rally will which was placed under the patron­ gis in February, 1938, he imme­ has its headquarters in Rome and diately became immensely popu­ and Oct. 13, 1889, was ordained seminary, boasts of both the record a new diocesan seminary was built He told the men that such a (TurntoPage4— Column 6) age of St. Joseph. Benediction of distributes p ro p o rtio n a lly the lar with ’the community, fellow by the Mo.st Rev. Giordano Ball- and the qualification. With the at Huntington, L. I., the venerable group as theirs represents a bul­ the Blessed Sacrament followed funds placed at its disposal to all faculty members, and students. sieper, O.S.B., Bishop of Dacca in passing of Father Layton, who priest was assigned to other duties wark of democracy. And, allud­ and the seiwice closed with the missionary organizations. Bengal, India. after 30 years in the chair of moral at the old seminary, which was ing to the struggle between good singing of ‘‘Holy God, We Praise He was outstanding for his per­ New Church at sonable cheerfulness and friend­ Some of the literary and histori­ theology at St. Thomas’ was the converted into a university. After and evil throughout the world, he Thy Name” by the congregation.1 Because of the disturbed con- (Tum to Page U— Column 1) liness. cal works that the Abbot produced idol of the alumni and a local tra­ 44 years in Brooklyn, Father warned them that “ spiritually, you In his address to the Sisters of while leading the contemplative dition as revered as the institution Hoctor came West. and I cannot be neutral.” St. Benedict of the hospital and life are: “ A Futuristic Study of itself, it was felt that the luster of Calling upon God for “ an Wray Dedicated their guests, the Bishop congratu­ In the 37 yeai’s Father Hoctor the Jewish Power in the World,” his professorship could never be taught moral theology at St. abundance of blessings and lated the sisters on their new NEW ITALIAN CONSUL, CATHOLIC, continued. In the personality of “ The False Christian,” “ The In­ John’s, he instructed practically graces” for all those present, the Wray.— The beautiful new St. foundation and expressed his Father Hoctor, however, is to be flux of Secret Associations for a every diocesan prie.st in the Brook­ Andrew’s church was solemnly pleasure in the fact that the hos­ found the same gentle, scholarly (Turnto Page i — Column 2) lyn diocese up to 1932. He con­ dedicated -Thursday by the Most pital had chosen St. Thomas More 15 YEARS IN FOREIGN SERVICE professor and confessor. Up to K. of G. Will Lead as its patron. He also expre.ssed servatively estimates his priest- Rev. Urban J. Vehr, Bishop of now Father Hoctor had held the students to include about 600 of Denver, who also presided at a his hope that this saint might be Seminary Alumni position in the Brooklyn, N. Y., Prayer for Peace a powerful intercessor at the Comm. Giovanni Formichella, chella was attached to the Foreign the 844 members of the diocesan Solemn Mass, coram Episcopo, diocese that was Father Layton’s clergy now working in Brooklyn, throne of God for the hospital Denver’s new Italian consul, is office in Rome. His first consular in Denver. while a crowd of more than 200 Reunion Oct. 19 to including the present Bishop,' the On Armistice Day packed the edifice for the services. (TurntoPage 10— Column 3) pleased to be back in the United post was that of first vice consul Father Hoctor, a native of Phila­ Most Rev. Thomas E. Molloy. Officers at the Solemn Mass States and already likes Denver. in Scutari, Albania, in 1925 and delphia, Pa., was born Jan. 14, Attract ICO Priests were the Very Rev. Cyprian Em­ The Rocky Mountain city he con­ 26. After brief service in the 1868. He attended the Philadel­ Owing to the opening of the new La Junta. — (State K. of C. Fr. Richard Hiesler Gels manuel, O.F.M., Cleveland, 0., siders to be one of the most, beau­ home office, he was appointed to phia public schools and St. Jos­ archdiocesan seminary of St. News)— To counteract the hatred tiful he has ever seCn. The new the position of vice consul in New Approximately 100 priests, John’s in Los Angeles this fall by- and hy.steria flooding the world as celebrant; the Very Rev. Bernard eph’s, and entered the Vincentian J. Froegel, Greeley, deacon; the To Rome From Sweden consul, who has spent more than 15 York city, which position he held alumni of St. 'Thomas’ seminary, mother-house of the Eastern prov­ the Vincentian priests of the a result of the European war, Su­ years in the diplomatic service, until late in 1928. The fondest are expected to attend the annual Western province, it was necessary preme Knight Francis P. Matthews Rev. Francis J. Br^idy, Holyoke, ince of the Congregation of the .subdeacon; the' Rev. Bernard Cul­ The Rev. Richard Hiester, grad­ was vice consul in New York city memories of his diplomatic career, reunion at the seminary Thurs­ Mission at Germantown, Pa. Soon to recruit members of the congre­ calls upon all Knights of Columbus in 1927 and 1928. He and his wife he says, deal with his stay in New day, Oct. 19. Officers of the gation from the Eastern province to lead an international public len, master of ceremonies. uate student of canon law at the Chaplains to the Bishop were ApoHinaris university, Rome, and so far have attended the Cathedral York. Between 1929 and 1935 Alumni association report a record to augment the clergy staffs in the prayer for peace on Armistice day. in Denver. Comm. Formichella was Italian list of reservations has been re­ Clergy Luncheon Is Western seminaries. Father Hoc- His appeal, directed to chaplains the Rev. William Coyne of Akron resident of Collegio Teutonico in and the Rev. Emile Verschraeghen Camp Santo, Vatican City, who Comm. Formichella, who pos­ consul in Wellington, New Zealand. ceived from priests in distant dio­ tor’s post in Brooklyn having and grand knights, urges that To Be Held in Drive oT Sterling. was trapped in Stockholm, Sweden, sesses an amiable and engaging Since that time and urrtil his re­ ceses. The highlight of the re­ ceased with the erection of the every council sponsor, with ecclesi­ personality, is tall and handsome. cent appointment to the Denver union will be a Solemn Pontifical For Community Chest Huntington seminary, he was sum­ astical approval, a special order­ Bishop Vehr preached the ser­ at the outbreak of the present mon at the Mass and-commended Still a young man, he is the fa­ consulate, he was connected with Mass at 9:30 celebrated by the moned to fill the vacancy at St. wide prayer Nov. 11 that peace European war, has returned safely the Rev. Joseph A. Korb, pastor, ther of three boys of intermediate the home office in Rome. Most Rev. Bishop Urban J. Vehr, Thomas’ caused by the death of may soon be restored to mankind. to Rome, according to a cable A clergy luncheon in con­ and all the parishioner^ for their school age. Giovanni Formichella The work of the new Italian con­ assisted by the Very Rev. Dr. Wil­ Father Layton. This devotion may be Vespers, that has been received by bis par­ nection with the annual Denver work in replacing the church de­ was born in the Province of Naples sulate will consist chiefly in look­ liam Higgins; a.ssistant priest; the Holy Hour,. Mass, Field Mass in ents in St. John’s parish, Denver. Community Chest campaign Ordinations at Seminary stroyed by fire last February. Fafher Hiester was engaged in in 1900. -After attending Cath­ ing out for the rights and needs Rev. Leo M. Flynn and the Rev. will be held Tuesday, Oct. 17, suitable localities, or any other olic schools, he entered the Uni­ of his countrymen in the Denver Sunday, Oct. 15, at 8:15 ceremony arranged by the chap-' Other priests present for the summer travel and was stationed John Judnic, deacons of honor; at noon in the Olin hotel. The dedication rites, the Mass, and the versity of Naples, from which he district, which includes Colorado, the Rev. John Scannell, deacon; Thirty-one students at St lain. as a chaplain at a nuns’ convent Most Rev, Bishop Urban J. banquet in the Commercial hotel % in Stockholm when hostilities was graduated with a degree in Utah, New Mexico, and Nebraska. the Rev. Elmer Kolka, subdeacon; Thomas’ seminary will receive The supreme knight recom­ Vehr will preside at a short in the afternoon were the Rev. law in 1921. He then pursued It is his duty to promote good will the Rev. Bernard Cullen and the major and minor orders Sunday mends that councils invite all per­ started. program at which Ralph Mayo, Peter Moran and the Rev. John TWO SEMINARIANS special studies in preparation for Oct. 15, at 8:15 o’clock in the sons in their communities to par­ between the Italian and American Rev. William Monahan, masters of Chest president, will speak. All Doherty of Sterling, the Rev. BACK IN DENVER the diplomatic career at the Insti­ peoples and to see to it that Italo- ceremonies. The Very Rev. Harold seminary chapel. In the group are ticipate in-this patriotic supplica­ priests are invited to attend. tion so that the Catholic lay leader­ Philip Ryan of Peetz, the Rev. Leo After a 15,000 mile trip through tute of Social Sciences in Florence. American treaties involving the V. Campbell will deliver the ser A number already have given 15 students who will receive the maior order of the diaconate, ship will show humanity the only Patrick of Brush, and th# Rev. dozen Eurouean countries and In 1924, after passing the neces­ people in his area are respected mon on the “ Liturgical Movement notice they will be present. John Kelly of Fleming. (TumtoPagelO— Column 3) sary examinations, Comm. Formi-. and enforced. and Society.” (Turnto Page 4 — Coiumn 4) true Christian way to peace.

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Baltimore Metropolitan in Charge J*' REIIGIOUS WILL Archdiocese of Washington fi. D. OF A. f f Estahiished hy Hoiy See GUSiSS MLLI There was a business meeting of (Continued From Page One) . St. Rita’s court. Catholic Daugh­ ceiyed from God. The building, ( Continued From Page One ) lished in 1789, it antedates the ters of America, Thursday night, which cost $200,000, was erected and all of it is in territory that city itself. Oct. 12, at 8 o’clock. in 1917 and solemnly dedicated formerly belonged to Maryland. Also in Washington are the At 6 o’clock, Thursday, Oct. 12, Sept. 1, 1918, by the Most Rev. Catholic Sisters’ college, George­ the Business Girls’ study club J. Henry Tihen, third Bishop of The national capitol stands on town Visitation convent, Trinity served dinner, followed by a book Denver. It is a four-story affair land that was deeded to the gov­ college, the National Catholic review. with a*chapel in the center, where ernment by Daniel Carroll, great School of Social Service, Dunbar­ A meeting Catholic church in the District The Archdiocese of Baltimore is It is requested that returns from buildings were put up in 1932 at of Columbia, while St. Patrick’s intimately bound up with the the card party be made as soon as The Final Tribute a cost of about $50,000. The church, in the very heart of the sesquicentennial of the establish­ possible. Most Rev.' John T. McNicholas, 0. downtown section, is “ the parent ment of the American Hierarchy, Puppet Show Given Should Be Competently Handled! P., Archbishop of Cincinnati, was church of W ash in gton city to be observed formally at the Members enjoyed a social eve­ KN0X“V0YAGEUr present at the dedication of these proper.’’ Land for St. Patrick’s Catholic University of America in ning at the clubhouse on Sept. 28. This is one time when efficiency is most needed. additions by the Most Rev. Ifrban church' was acquired in 1794, and Washington Friday, Nov. 17. A puppet show put on by two mem­ J. Vehr in I®32. bers of the Junior Catholic Daugh­ Many are not sure what should be done . . . nor have the parochial limits embraced all History Goes Back to Calverts The grounds and the garden at ters and a friend, Misses Rita the strengrth to eaiT y on. We relieve the burden by of the federal district except The history of Catholicism in the home contain about five acres. Georgetown. St, Matthew’s this region goes back to the estab­ Lynch, Theresa Dea, and Marian taking full charge of all arrangements. Destitute persons over 60 are ac­ Scofield, was the chief entertain­ VV lishment of the colony of Mary­ cepted at the home regardless of land in 1634 by Cecil Calvert, the ment feature and won the enthusi­ astic approval of the audience. A . here's the hat made for vou! # nationality _ or creed. There is second Lord Baltimore, whose three-act play. Hansel and Gretel, quite a waiting list for entrance father, George Calvert, had and a one-act play, The En­ into the institution. planned the settlement, first in Wide-brimmed,' Jow-crowned Gifts Gladly Received the New World to grant religious chanted Princess, displayed the skill of the young artists. ^Federal at No. Speer Like other houses conducted by freedom to its people. After not smartness, with the careless grace the order, the Denver home is not many years, the Calverts’ program The Rev. Hubert Newell, chap­ GRand 1626 endowed. It is supported by the of religious tolerance was nulli­ lain of St. Rita’s court, addressed' that belongs to the open spaces, the begging of the nuns. For years fied by non-Catholic governments, the members and guests, also intro­ the horse and wagon from the but Maryland has always been a ducing Father Wm. J. Monahan, now of Holy Ghost church and a ■off*$mooth’’ softness o f distant hills home was a familiar sight on Den­ strong cenjter of the faith. ver streets. A modem truck has former chaplain of the Junior The Diocese of Baltimore was . the mixed hues of Autumn landscapes. supplanted this rig in the past established April 6, 1789, and its Catholic Daughters of Walsenburg. few years. The rule of the order first Ordinary, the Most Rev. John Father Newell also introduced the forbids acceptance of endowments Rev. Dr. Thomas Doran of the Ca­ Carroll, first of the Hierarchy in m m or gifts yielding annuities, but the United States, was consecrated thedral, who spoke on war condi­ legacies and outright gifts are tions of today in Europe. in England Aug. 15, 1790. Earlier, ' OmBft KNOX HATS • *S, ^7.50, *10 AND ^20 * gladly received and are a great the Holy See had granted the mis­ Late refreshments were served. LOOK! help in defraying expenses. sionaries in the 13 states per­ Sister Dominic is the only sur­ mission to choose their own su­ vivor of the band that founded perior, who would have some of the institution in Denver. Mother the powers of a Bishop. Father Germaine was the first superior. Card Party Given Carroll had been elected to this NEW FORD The present superior is Mother St. office, and he was appointed COTTRELL'S Septime. Chaplains at the insti­ Prefect Apostolic Nov. 26, 1784. tution have included the Rev. Archbishop Curley At this time there were 15,800 Mark W. Lappen, the Rev. A. J. Catholics in Maryland, 7,000 in By Junior Group A ( a n i e S i o t 'e and Happe, the Rev. Leo Eichenlaub, church, which now becomes the Pennsylvania, 200 in Virginia, and O.S.B.; the Very Rev. H. V. Camp­ Cathedral, and St. Peter’s church 1,500 in New York. It was as The following Junior Catholic 621 SIXTEENTH STe bell, and the Rev. Adam Ritter, were formed from the territory of Prefect Apostolic that Father Car- Daughters assisted at a card party present chaplain and administra­ the original St. Patrick’s parish. roll took up his residence in given by the C. D. of A. Saturday, There are now 34 Catholic MERCURY tor of St. Anne’s shrine, Arvada. Baltimore. Oct. 7: Helen Dillenger, court churches within the District of A custom that attracts wide at­ Baltimore was ele"ated to the president; Wardene Rodgers, court Columbia. tention is the annual dinner on status of archdiocese April 8, vice president; Mary Ann Mc­ > FLOYD’S > i NOW ON DISPLAY St. Joseph’s day, when the Bishop Greet Growth in Populetion 1808, and Bishop Carroll was made Govern, and Bernadette Costello. i of Denver, occasionally a visiting Washington unquestionably has Archbishop. At the same time, All of these girls are members of ^ Beauty Salon Beauty Studio i AT Bishop, and high ranking clergy­ enjoyed its greatest grrowth in the four new ecclesiastical jurisdic­ troop 1. i men don aprons and serve the old past three decades. Its popula­ tions were carved out of the Arch­ The Holy Ghost Altar and Ro­ 12 th and Elizabeth 3 doori cait from Colorado i Blvd. on 8th. Ato. folks. Bishop Tihen began the tion, only 331,069 in 1910, has diocese of Baltimore and made its sary society extends thanks to the local observance of this custom in i been nearly doubled. The govern­ suffragan sees. These were the Juniors for the use of Camp Mont- EM. 8871 1922. EM. 8841 i ABLES MOTOR GO. ment’s tremendous building pro­ Dioceses of New York, Philadel­ rita for an outing Tuesday, The nuns’ centenary is being gram has been hnly a part of the phia, Boston, and Bardstown, Ky. Oct. 10. observed all over the United construction activity in the capi­ Maryland, Virginia, the District of A new troop, No. 12, will be I am now in business for myself and will appreciate 22 Improvennents States. The establishment of the tal in that time. The new build­ Columbia, the Carolinas, and what formed at the Catholic Daughters’ the opportunity of again serving you. For years I Little Sisters of the Poor as a re­ ings of numerous Catholic estab­ is now Alabama, Mississippi, Loui­ clubhouse Saturday, Oct. 14, at 2 have handled your orders through Rugby Coal Co. ligious congregation took place siana, and Florida were still in o’clock. Maray O’Keefe, a former LIBERAL TRADE-IN EASY TERMS lishments have added greatly to May 29, 1839, when Jeanne Jugan, the beauty and cultural resources the Archdiocese of Baltimore. A junior, will be counselor. Lignite Lump $5.65, Liley Lump $5.95 the initiator of the charitable of the city. dozen other ecclesiastical jurisdic­ Troop No. 2 held its first busi­ OPEN EVENINGS movement which they were to tions have since been erected in BUDGET PLAN — BUY NOW — PAY LATfR Washington is the residence of ness meeting Saturday, Oct. 7. The carry on, was selected superior of the territory then embraced by following nominations were Best Quality Coal at Lowest Prices a small group of women who took the Apostolic Delegate to the the Baltimore see. posted: President, Lorraine Mar- Dust Proof, Prompt Delivery No. Speer GLendal* simple vows for the space of three United States, the. headquarters “ Service That Satisfiei’* Basilica in Baltimore chi; vice president, Catherine •t Federal years. The group had been en­ of the National Catholic Welfare 3676 Conference, and the seat of the Baltimore’s Basilica of the As­ Fischer; secretary, Patsy O’Con­ Norge Stokers & Oil Burning Heaters gaged in the work of rescuing and nor, and treasurer, Norma Seyler. caring for destitute women, their Catholic University of America. sumption of the Blessed Virgin There are affiliated with the Mary was begun in 1806 and com­ The first general social will be quarters being in the home of held at the Mile Hi Roller, rink Mile. Jugan. Catholic university, in the Brook- pleted in 1821. The architect was Prices for FrL, Sat., and Mon., at all land section of the capital, some Benjamin H. Latrobe, a devoted Wednesday, Oct. 18, at 7:30 p. m. Harper Coal & Oil Co. The work of the congregation Troop No. 4 will meet at 4375 began formally when a convent 35 establishments of religious non-Catholic friend of Archbishop communities. Carroll who gave his services free Clay Saturday, Oct. 14. A com­ D. V. HARPER, Manager stmf call that had belonged to the Daugh­ bined business and baby party will ters of the Cross was purchased, Georgetown u n iv e rsity , the of charge. Mr. Latrobe was en­ Home Public Market KE. 1271 GB. 2721 gaged at the same time in building be held. Each member, new and larger quarters having become oldest Catholic institution of old, is expected to contribute an necessary as demands upon the higher learning in the United the United States capitol at Wash­ ington. Within the Basilica’s article to the baby layette for the charitable women increased month States, is in Washington. Estab- needlework guild. after month. walls three plenary councils (1852, 1866, and 1884), ten pro­ Troop No. 5 met Sunday, Oct. 8, When Low in Spirits Call Jerry The title adopted by the sisters and made plans for activities for was Servants of the Poor. The vincial councils, and nine dioc­ the year. Mildred Thomson will FREE DELIVERY MILLER’S funds for new homes were ob­ esan synods have been held. Three enteilain the troop at her resi­ Aid Society’s Cardinals have been invested there; tained by begging, and this method dence, 2679 Albion, Saturday, Oct. James Cardinal Gibbons, Fran­ of obtaining alms for their work 21, from 2 to 5. A special parley I Economy Liquor Store ■REA^ura^M Riara has been made a rule of the con­ cesco Cardinal Satolli, and Sebas­ will be held Saturday, Oct. 14, tian Cardinal Martinelli. Seven gregation. Initial distrust of the to gather leaves for tests. 1634 Tremont 1 Hour Free Parking KE. 4554 work of the Servants of the Poor Party Is Oct. II Archbishops have received the gave way to approbation on the pallium, and so'me 30 Bishops have part of the civil authorities, and, been consecrated in the Basilica. within a few years after the found­ Final arrangements have been In addition to the Basilica, there ing of the first home, their work made for the annual card party to are in Baltimore some three-score GRAPEFRUIT be held Tuesday, Oct. 17, at 1 other Catholic churches. had become popular throughout France, and the work won the ad­ p. m., at the orphanage, 4825 ARCHBISHOP CURLEY WAS miration and adherence of many Federal boulevard, by the Queen IN ORANGE GROVE WHEN Del Monte, No. young women who became mem­ of Heaven Aid society. Mrs. W. CALL TO EPISCOPACY CAME ROCKY bers of the congregation and H. Grimm is chairman, and Mrs. When word came to Father Mi­ JUICE 1 tall can...... S. Chiolero, co-chairman. Cour­ SPRING made possible the founding of new chael Curley 25 years ago that he homes in various cities of France. tesy autos will meet tram cars at had been named Bishop of St. Au­ The rapidity of the growth of the the car line and convey friends gustine, he was in overalls tending to and from the home. work may be estimated from the the orange grove that was one of figures which show that on the Refreshments will he served at his pet projects in the poor parish o’clock, and the afternoon will death of the founder Aug. 29, of Deland, Fla. be spent in playing cards. Friends APRICOTS 1879, at the age of 86, the mem­ Archbishop Curley was bom are asked to bring their own play­ bership of the Little Sisters of the Oct. 12, 1879, in Golden Island Poor totaled 2,488, the homes 177, ing cards. Several special prizes and table prizes will be awarded. on the River Shannon just outside Whole in syrup, big No. in France and the United States. Athlone, Ireland. One of ten At present the Little Sisters of The proceeds are to be used for a Christmas party for the children. children in the Curley family, he 2VZ can...... the Poor number about 6,000, and attended St. Mary’s school in Ath­ they care for over 50,000 aged poor It is hoped all the friends of the sisters and the aid society will at­ lone and with the great tenor, of both sexes in their 310 homes John MacCormack, served as an in almost every part of the world. tend to help the cause. The following are liostesseB for the altar boy in the parish church. They depend entirely on Divine occasion: Mmes. A. J. Alcorn. Amelia When he was in grade school, Mi­ Providence, and the voluntary com Bahi. N. Boggio. B. A. Bonner. Jas. chael Curley dreamed of becoming D06 FOOD tributions which the sisters receive Brannan, George E. Brannan. J. J. Celia, Sr.; S. Chiolero, Helen Coloroso, Nick a missionary in the Fiji islands, on their daily begging rounds go Comnillo. John Covillo, Adolph Chede. and when he entered intermediate to carry on their work. J. T. Cronin. Loretta Daugherty, Ed school he took up a cla^ical course Thrifty, Delehanty,, Mary DeFrancia. Piero De- cans Louise. Joseph' DeRose, DeVona, J. P. that led him to Mungret college large cans.. 6 Ditolla, J. J. Dooling,. J. Fred Doyle, near Limerick to begin his ecclesi­ Eliza Dubois, M. J. Engelhart, William astical studies in 1896. Complet­ Farrell. J. A. Flood, Walter Game!. James DOZ. CANS...... 50c Mrs. Cosgriff to E. Gaule, E. T. Gibbons. M. E. Glass, W. ing a six-year course in four years, H. Grimm, Frank Gust, P. J. Guiry, he won the A.B. degree in 1900. Elmer Hanlin, P. E. Hanssen, J. M. That fall he went to the' Propa­ Harrington. W. J. Henry, C. M. Higdon, Paul Horan. W. P. Horan. Frank lacino, ganda college in Rome, where he NEW Giant Size Entertain Society Marion lacino,' Eva Arbine Imbro. Peter was ordained in 1904. Jonke, R. L. Kelly. J. Kilcourae, Irene Father Curley began his priestly Koser. Frank Krabacher. J. C. Krouse, (St. John’s Parish) John Labriola. F. J. Lawler, Harry Loritz, career at Deland, where his rec­ St. John’s Altar and Rosary so­ P. Lombardi, S. P. Mtngan. P. Marinaro, tory was a room over a store. His Hi-Q Bread A. L. Mattei, James P. McConaty, A. Me-' first collection amounted to $2.25, ciety will hold its monthly meet Cormick. Frank McNanara. F. S. Mc- ing at the home of Mrs. T. A Manara, Jennie Miller, Nellie Mohan, and he set out to increase his par­ 22-oz. Loaves— Cosgriff, 1130 E. 7th avenue Michael L. Moauro, U. MorgantI, Rich­ ish funds by his own labors; hence ard Morrissey. C. L. Mosconi. Frank the orange grove where he was White or Wheat.... 2 for Friday, Oct. 20. Luncheon will Muto, Mary Nahrlng, Ed Nelson. PhCl be served at 1 o’clock and the McCarty, G. J. O’ Byrne, Ed O’Connor. working ten years later when the husine.ss session will take place Lydia O’Hara, John E. O’Neill, Joseph call, to the Episcopacy came to immediately after. Hostesses as­ Onofrio, J. A. Osner; Mary Peters. Mary him. He was consecrated June Karo Syrup A A Purcell. F. Rabtoay. Leo I. Ryan, J. C. Tomato Soup sisting Mrs. Cosgriff will be Ryan, M. Sags, F. Scherer, Harvey Smith. 30, 1914. Blue b ig No. 5 Q Mmes. F. Gordon Cattle, Clem L. Spallone. John H. SpUlane, P. J. As Bishop of St. Augustine, he C am p b ell’ s ca n .... 7c KoW, Frank Hoart, and E. V Sullivan, Harry Taylor, J, T. Tierney, conducted a valiant fight for both A. S. Vagnino. Mildred Veraldi, K. religious and racial tolerance. On Beck. Mrs. John Schilling, mu Veraldi, Mary Weirick, J. McD, Whyte, sicai chairman, has arranged to J. L Wild. J. Ben Wniiams. R. A. Yeager. Aug. 21, 1921, he was made Arch­ have Teddy Zarlengo, young con Albert E. Zarlengo. Anthony F. Zarlengo. bishop of Baltimore to succeed the Corned BeefA SOUPS AS- Chas. Zarlengo, Ernest P. Zarlengo, and great James Cardinal Gibbons. In Campbell's all varis- W A cert pianist, play several selec Henry P. Zarlengo. and Misses Mayme Baltimore, he has distinguished - 1 Armour's Star % ties (except Chicken M _ ■ la tions for the guests. The members O’Hara. Katherine Fitzsimmons, Lumina I«rz« 2 W 5c and Q M W ' ' Miller. A. Purcell, and Julia Ryan. himself for his intense patriotism can ______cans Mnshroom) „ ** cans of the society will receive Com munion in a body at the 8 ;30 Mass as well as his grreat ability as a re­ H Sunday, Oct. 22. ligious leader. His work for Cath­ St. Joseph’s Guild Has olic education has been outstand­ aj)'or l^aturaithirst ... the extra dryness of I V ^ 1 7 MARKETS OPEN NIGHTS Mrs. Roy Atkinson, 603 Adams, entertained the members of St, ing. ____ ^ATURDAYTtiM oTTotU Nitet 'id 9 p. ■ Joseph’s Bridge club at her home Session at St. Francis’ OPEN He’i cheering for COORS is definitely more refreshing 7th & C O LO R A D O Bivd. 8th Ave. & FE D E R A L Wednesday, Oct. 11. the big event ■ SATURDAYS'ill 9 p. it C O LFA X & E L M 500 SO. B R O A D W A Y There is still opportunity for St. Joseph’s guild met Saturday, next week — the ffii 34th & Y O R K 330S SO. B R O A D W A Y Oth^i til 6 fc “ T H R IFT Y M A R T — 1st & Broadway members to join discussion clubs, Oct. 7, in the library of St. Fran­ i Holy Family Par­ Those interested are asked to call cis de Sales’ high school. Mrs. A. ish Annual Ba­ 8TH AND SANTA FB HOURS: the president of the Altar and McCallin made a report on a card zaar T hursday, Sftt NiUt *U11 >—Other Nitet *UU 7 Rosary society. party held in her home Sept. 20. Friday, Saturday, The Parent-Teachers’ associa­ Preparations were started for the W. 44th and ; ■ tion will hold its first benefit of guild’s annual card party to be Utica. Armour’s the school year in the form of a held in a few months. Miss Mary Star Ham Dinner 1 theater party at the Aladdin Jaap was awarded the special prize Thursday, 5 to 8. Wednesday, Thursday, and Fri­ at the meeting Mmes. Shelvock, Special prizes PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS day evenings, Oct. 18, 19, and Evans, and Fletcher and Miss Thursday and Friday. $500 in BR.EWER. OF FINE BEEP^B E E --S 20. Tickets may be had by call­ Ellen Gernon also were awarded cask and other valuable prizes ADOIPH COOR s Y o MPANT.OOLDIN, COLORADO. U S A ing the rectory or through any of prizes. A luncheofn was served by given away Saturday evening. At­ THEY ARE RELIABLE the school children or P.*T.A. Mtnes. Harpold and Markham and tractive booths operating each eve­ BREWED W ITH PURE ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPRING WATER 'm em ber*. Miss Dorothy Swanson. ning. Admission free.

lA.. TABERNACLE SOCIETY HOLDS Preferred Parish Englewood Men St. Mary s Frosh GLendale 3 6 6 3 ELECTION OF NEW OFFICERS Trading List Ask Extra Mass The Tabernacle society held its fluence goes on and on. "It is Elect Officers U 7 j 2 ^ annual election of officers Friday, my earnest prayer,” the Cathedral mORTU/iRIES MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER Oct. 6, in the rectory of the Ca­ rector said, “ that your work will (St. Louis' Parish, Englewood) thedral. The Rt. Rev. Hugh L. continue and grow and be blessed.” (St. Mary’s Academy) The Holy Name men at their McMenamin, founder of the so­ The following officers were Tha merchant* reproented in thi* section are boosters. They are After the initiation ceremony, anxious to work with you and are deserring of your patronage. Co­ meeting Monday evening, Oct. 9, ciety, was host. Miss Anne Bir­ elected to serve for the coming operate with them. discuaaed the advisability of hav­ mingham, president, was in charge. year: President, Mrs. Frederick the freshmen elected officers for CATHOLIC MEMBERS of our personnel ing an extra Mass on Sunday. Gushurst; recording secretary, the first half of the year as fol­ After welcoming the members to and the finest equipment and facilities are The hours suggested were 6:30, 8, the rectory Monsignor McMenamin Mrs. A. E. Murchie; treasurer, lows: President, Miss Jane Dyer, 10, and 11:30. The reasons for Cathedral asserted that he felt much satisfac­ Miss Harriet Roderick; financial scholarship from St. Philomena’s a ssig n e d to every Catholic Service the need of the extra Mass are the tion in being affiliated with the secretary, Mrs. Ralph Shaw; cor­ accommodation it will afford work­ schcKil; vice president, Peggy Ann organization and said that its in- responding secretary, Mi.ss Barbara O’Shea, from Blessed Sacrament ing men and the need of lessen­ Bach; first vice president, Miss STRAUSS SISTERS school; secretary, Eileen O’Con- Joseph E. Bona, Vice President Rose Beauie Salon ing the overcrowded condition at Anne Birmingham; second vice Handmade Lingerie, Negligees, the 8 o’clock Mass. president, Mrs. Charles J. Dunn; 16th at Boulder Speer Blvd. at Sherman Hostess Coats, Robes, Handker- MIGNY Officers of the Altar society at­ third vice president, Mrs. John J. chifs. Costume Jewelry, Hosiery (Formerly of Daniels A Fishers') tended Monday’* Holy Name Torpey; fourth vice president, Equipped to Respond to Anj Call, Any Time, Any Distance 32( E. COLFAX between Grant and SpecialixcM in Beauty Culture meeting and volunteered to assist Mrs. Edward T. Gibbons; fifth Losan Sts., near the Cathedral 214 E. 13th Avc. Phone KE. 4746 the men in arranging parties and vice president, Mrs. Philip Clarke; OPEN EVENINGS socials. Plans were-made for a sixth vice president, Mrs. A. C. card party Saturday evening, Oct. TremletL 21, in Concordia hall. There will Call for Appointment ■ TA. 4 6 5 4 The following officers submitted be awards for each table and re­ “ BEAUTA' IS OUR BUSINESS” M c B R I D E ’ S reports on work accomplished in freshments. ' The Catholic Daughters of the past year: Miss Anne Bir­ DIXIE DRUG P.-T. A. Exceed* Quota America Noonday study club held mingham, president; Miss Harriet St. Louis’ P.-T. A. held a well- Preferred Parish 17th St Franklin PR. EM. *8S1 a luncheon Oct. 5. This was the Roderick, treasurer; Miss Barbara MnO Beauty Shop attended meeting Tuesday eve­ / G. W McBRIDE. Prop. first meeting of the sea.son. Host­ Bach, corresponding secretary, and OLIVE HARTWELL. Mrr. ning, Oct. 10. Reports were made esses were Mrs. J. L. Brubaker, Mrs. A. A. Hauk, financial secre­ Free Delivery Cut Rate 1115 EAST 9TH AVENUE by the various committees. The Mrs. Regina Cole, and Mrs. W. T. tary. Reports also were sub­ Trading List "Meet Ms St Drlirhttul Dixis Drue” membership committee chairman, Cameron. The house -was deco­ mitted by the following committee Mrs. T. Moore, reported St. Louis’ rated with fall flowers and chairmen: . Mrs. C. H. Hayden, association had far exceeded its autumn-tinted foliage. Suggestions altar cloths; Mrs. L. P. Griebling, MR, AND MRS- SHOPPEH Mary-Ann NOB HILL INN quota in the national organization. of Halloween were carried out in surplices; Mrs. T. B. Liverman, The merchant* represented in thi* section ere booster*. They a r e » * EAST COLFAX An interesting and instructive talk the appointments in the dining albs; Mrs. S. W. McNamara, small anxious to work with you and are deservinc of your patronage. Co­ Beauty;Nook Mixed Drinks, Draught Beer was given by Fire Chief G. Woods room. Mrs. A. T. Manzanares, linens; Mrs. Albert H. Seep, cinc­ Spacializing in machin^lett of Englewood on “ Safety.” His president, presided. tures; Mrs. T. S. Sullivan, vest­ operate with them. waves Delicious Dinners talk was followed by a film depict­ The report of Mrs. George Les­ ments; Mrs. Mary Nahring, lin Katherine McKeWey, Prop. HOT AND COLD LUNCHES ing g hazards in Englewood and lie, secretary, recorded an enjoy­ ens. Mrs. T. Walter O’Connor, 926 E. 11th Are. Bet. Emerson A Ogden Your Business Is Appreciated Here vicinity. The picture was shown able day spent at the mountain Now Open to My Many Friends chairman of arrangements for the by the Englewood firemen. The home of Mrs. W. H. Johnson in tea on June 16, submitted a report St. Francis Sales' association voted to purchase a ?90 Jun;. Mrs. Manzanares selected of the largest and most successful CH. .lACK SPEEGIsE. Prop. CORONA hectograph and a complete teach­ Misji Anna Fallon and Mrs. J. J. annual reception ever held by the Jana Dyer NOW! ” 534 East Colfax— Cor. Pearl ers’ service to be used with the Dov d to form a courtesy commit­ organization. Groe. and Creamery machine. The attention of mem­ tee 10 greet guests at the meetings. Tribute was paid to Miss Bir­ nell, from Blessed Sacrament Eddie’s Pla-Safe Serve Yourself Laundry Argonaut Wine and The Store That Opens Early and Closes bers was called to the improve­ Thursday’s program was devoted school; class historian, Marie Park- Late ments in the school cafeteria made mingham, retiring president, and |kB Water to Heat to the National Catholic Charities to |iie other retiring officers for hill, from Blessed Sacrament Grocery and Market Liquor Co. OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY possible through P.-T. A. efforts. convention in retrospect. Mrs. H. school. The class colors are green HI I I Electric Charga A new double sink for washing and their efficient and untiring work SHOP WHERE PRICES ARE LOW I V Tuba to Fill or Empty Largest and Finest C. Denny, chairman of the pro­ in their administration. The Rev. and white. The class motto is: Open Eveninge and Snndaya " * More Fuse or Meaa at Roma 849 Corona scalding dishes, cupboard space, “ There is never a bench on the Stock in Denver gram committee, presented Mrs. T. Bernard J. Cullen, spiritual direc­ 620 So. Logan ALL NEW MODERN EQUIPMENT linoleum-covered counters and G. Garrison, chairman of the pro­ road to success.” The patron saint drainboards, and an automatic hot tor, spoke briefly to the members, 795 So. Pearl St. PE. 9533 — Depend on Penn— Mrs. Williams^ gram for that day. Mrs. Garrison, urging them to continue in their is St. Patrick; the class mascot is water heater were installed. Gor­ “ Skipper.” EDDIE PENN LEON PENN who had served on the women’s efforts and to preserve the high don Bell, one of the P.-T. A. mem­ reception committee, gave a brief KAMP MOVING Bake Shop bers, supervised the project. standard which already has been The Sodality of Our Lady of JACKSON’S Call Us For Special Party Orders sketch of the details carried out attained. A letter of greeting Sorrows opened activities Oct. Penn Bros. Market Decorated Birthday Cakes, Fr. O’Heron Giren Shower at the convention. 5 with Mass and Holy Communion Cut Rate Drugs & STORAGE CO. l«« R. 18th A rm n. KE. 87(7 Wedding Cakes from Mrs. William H. Andrew, The Altar society, following the W . carry a complet* .tock «f Furaitare, FREE DELIVJIRY Chicken Pies Every Day Mrs. O'Fallon Reports first president of the society, was in the chapel of Our Lady of Sor­ Liquors - Sundries P -T.A. meeting, held a fruit Ruaa. Linoleums, and StovM Family size baked on special order only rows. The Rev. Theodore Schulte, Quality Fruits - Vegetable* Mrs. M. J. O’Fallon, chairman read by the secretary. Prescriptions Furnitur. Rep.irlns 1117 E 9th Ave. KE. 1400 shower for Father Joseph P. Crorerie* - Meats of membership, told of the activi­ Visitors at the meeting were S.J., spiritual moderator of the hree Prompt Delivery O’Heron. Members of the society 1705 So. Pearl PE. 5976 ties of her committee. Through Mrs. Eugene Blish, Jr.; Mrs. R. E. senior division of the sodality, of­ Can 8p. J44S Dourning and Alameda MAIN 0104 MA1n~ oT()5 and the P.-T. A. then joined in fered the Mass and addressed the 30 Years of Satisfaction playing cards. Refreshments were Mrs. O’Fallon and her helpers Armstrong, a life member who has the required number of members student body. Delivered anywhere in the city. Anderson- served. been living outside of Denver, and 100% S p e cia lly Homogenized Mrs. Joseph Flood entertained were enrolled. Miss Margaret Fal­ Miss Augusta Goetz. Also pres­ Miss Gloria Moore, new grade Mack’s Auto Repair Care to Eaat SMd West lon and Miss Anne Fallon, who school reporter, announces the girls (Pasteurized) Cream — Blend Harrington Coal Co. St. Louis’ P.-T. A. at a card party ent was Miss Catherine Hunt, a AND Milk. COAL - WOOD let Jb I M af Each in her home on Wednesday eve­ served on the sisters’ reception life member, who has been ill for of the seventh and eighth grades committee, told of the pleasure have organized a book club. The Jim’s Service Station Exclusive Product of M A Wareheuas, MM 8MA At. ning, Oct. 11. One hundred and some years and unable to attend and appreciation shown by the meetings. Beautifully finished seventh and eighth grades keep Directly Weat of Ward'a Parking Lot $ 4 .75 All Grade* Seivite KEyeteae dZlt twenty persons contributed by Lincoln Creamery sisters when 312 were entertained. linens were pre.sented by Mrs. Al­ “ The World Day by Day” before 35TH AND WALNUT their donations or attendance at Phone SP. 9740 515 E. Expoaition 8P. S2SI this social event. Mrs. S. J. O’Day, chairman of this bert H. Seep, Mrs. McD. Whyte, the student body on their bulletin 1745 S. Broadway SP. tut A. D. Northeutt of the Engle­ committee, who was to have par­ amd Miss Lydia O’Hara. A life board. f wood fire department, safety ticipated in the day’s program, had membership was received from The second and third grades Brown Beauty St. John's chairman for Ist. Louis’ P.-T. A., not returned from San Francisco, Miss Barbara Bach, who also pre­ held their first sodality meeting of COAL WOOD & COKE is giving the parish scout troop a where she attended the convention sented the name of Miss Minnie the year last week, and elected the special course of instructions in of the National Council of Cath­ Cavallo as a new . nnual member. following officers: Chairman, Ser'vice first aid work. olic Women. Miss Margaret Leary The next meeting of the Taber­ Elaine Hencmann; vice chairman, DONUTS PUBLIC GROCERY IOWA MARKET Wedding Held contributed notes of intere.st. nacle society will take place Fri­ Annabelle Monaghan; secretary, Lump CaU PE. 9901 - We Deliver Formerly Home Public Formerly Home Public Arthur Byrne and Miss Mary Hostesses f o r th e Oct. 5 day, Nov. 3. The place will be Norma Jean Levin, and treasurer, Melchior, both of St. Louis’ par­ announced later. 616 E. 6th Avc. “ The Best in Meats” meeting were Mrs. J. L. Brubaker, Carol Ann Foley. The following 300 SO. PEARL______The 'Public Prefers the Public 618 E. 6th Ave. ish, were married at a Nuptial Mrs. Regina Cole, and Mrs. W. T. committee chairmen were also Mass in Sf. Louis’ church Monday, Cameron. The following new mem­ elected: Mission work, Dorothy PE. 3226 FREE DELIVERY p e . 3 7 0 3 . 0 4 Oct. 9. Father O’Heron officiated. bers were received: Mrs. P. F. Faubion, Judy Hig^n, and Mary DON’T BURN MONEY Hessei Texaco Service Bridesmaid and best man were Burns, Mrs. Billy Wilde, and Mrs. Evelyn Lawrence. Miss Lillian May and Charles Mel­ T. J. Leahy. Mrs. Catherine Walli- Novena to Begin All Grade# of Domeelic and Steam Coala fPe Give S&H Green Stamps The sodalists are reciting the chior, respectively. sen of New Hampton, la., sister of Prepared OR Treated Stoker Coala D EN VER Rosary every afternoon voluntarily Vacuum cleaning servict—Auburn itokera MARFAK LUBRICATION • Skelton’s Service Mrs. Brubaker, was a guesL in the Grotto of Our Lady of Grace M A R K E T GO. EAst 9845 East 5th A ts. and Jossphin. Them* of Study Announced On Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 10, al Fuel Service Corp. SERVICE THAT SATISFIES l.G.A. Stores ’ Phillips “ 66” Product* Mrs. Denny announced the gen­ At St. Doiniiiics 3:30 they staged a “ Living Rosary” S64 So. Bdwy 8P. 7415 In honor of the Feast of the Most So. Pearl at Mexico PE. 9931 2422 E. 6th A t *. EM. 4151 & 4152 Le« Tire* eral theme of study for the year as. Holy Rosary. Selected corn-fed meats. Fancy and outlined by the program committee (St. Dominic’s Parish) staple 'croceriee. fmits and vegetablee Phlllnp with Phillips and Im I th* dlff*r«n» Tir. R.psirinc — Bstterr Servic — “ Know Colorado.” The pro­ UNEDA Fresh fish and oysters gram includes: November, “ Cul­ The second annual’ novena of ALBRECHT’S tural Colorado,” Mrs. W. T. Cam Holy Hours to be conducted by Cleaner and Tailor S[T FOR NOV. 4 eron, and “ Industrial Colorado,” the Dominican Fathers in prepara­ Good Shepherd Pahst Beer on Draught EST. SINCE 1926 Marne Beauty Salon Mrs. L. A. Bastin; December, “ A tion for the Feast of the Immacu­ Delicious Wines of 1677 SO. PEARL SP. T177 Newly Air Conditioned Christmas in Old St. Mary’s Cathe late Conception will begin at 7:30 All Kinds 'a t ' (St. Anne’* Shrine, Arvada) Friday evening, Oct. 13, and close Aid Society Meets 16?, Discount for Cash snd Csrry a Princes* Nyla (kMmetic* dral,” Mrs. J. C. Hagus; “ Midnight 516 8s. Penn. PE. 9816 COUNTRY CLUB BARBER Plans are going ahead for the Mass in Old St. Mary’k,” Mrs. W on the feast, Dec. 8. The general AND BEAUTY PARLOR e Machineless Waving bazaar to be held in the basement intention of this novena will be «TH AT JOSEPHINE H. Andrew, a n d “ Christmas The October meeting of the Good If your hair and skin are not becominz to of St. Ann's shrine Saturday, Music,” Miss Josephine Woeber; for world peace. The special inten­ you. you should be comins: to us. EM. 3515 Nov. 4. Shepherd Aid society was held Dick’s Radio Service PE. 0369 1119 E. 4th Avc. January, “ Colorado Winters,” Mrs tion will be “ Your Own.” at the home of Mrs. Giles Foley, A large delegation of Arvada Lenore Mattingly Weber; Febru­ St. Jude Novena to Be Held with a large number of the mem­ ^p[)0f0lt Arvin Car and Home Radios men, under the leadership of ary, “ Colorado’s Pottery,” Mrs , For the accommodation of the bers attending. Mrs. M. J. O’Fal­ CLEANERS AND DYERS FLNEST LIQUORS Guaranteed Radio Repairing % Vacation Permanents Emil Schneider, attended the Holy T. G. Barry, and “ Colorado’s many clients of the saint through­ lon and Mrs. William F. McGIone ^2$ BROADWAY PEARL 8753 R.C.A. TUBES AT BEST PRICES Name rally at St. Thomas’ semi­ Flower Industry,” Mrs. L. A out the city of Denver, the Domini­ presided over the tea table. Three nary Sunday, Oct. 8. Upholatarad Furoitura, Curtaina, ano Rm . Phone SP. 6248 MY LADY EDITH Kintzle; March, annual card party, can Fathers announce that a sol­ new members were welcomed into Ret. AddrcM 1887 So. Waihington Si* SIXTH AVE. LIQUOR The study club, under the direc­ musical numbers, Mrs. W. W. emn public novena in honor of St. the society: Mrs. Stowe, Mrs. Draperiaa Expertly Claanad and Finlaheo Shop Addrcit i889 So. Pearl 8L BEAUTY SHOP Jude Thaddeus, patron of the diffi­ 6th and Josephine EA. 5575 tion of Mrs. George Green, meets Montgomei-y; April, readings, Mrs. Cook, and Mrs. Rheinert. (MINNIE KESSELER. Prop.) in the shrine every Tuesday be­ George Morse; May, “ Short His­ cult, will be conducted in St. Plans for the annual bazaar We Give S & H Green Stamps tween 1:30 and 2:30 p. m. tory of Early Colorado,” Mrs. H. Dominic’s church beginning Friday were discussed and the members HARRY’S L and R CAFE E. 6th ai Detroit Phone EA. 0788 evening, Oct. 20, and closing on A number of Arvada women L. Gordon; June, annual picnic voted to have a turkey dinner Try Our Delicious Breakfasts “ At Your Servlca" the Feast of St. Jude, Oct. 28. The EMPIRE attended a card party at the home and election of officers. Wednesday, Dec. 6. SHOE HOSPITAL Luncheons and Dinner* of Mrs. Geisler in North Denver. Those present at the last meet­ services each evening will begin A Community Chest worker was at 7:30. Open 7 *. m. to 8 p. at. includint CLEANERS Mayfair Included were Mmes. Ralph Mor­ ing were Mmes. W. T. Cameron, present and displayed interesting Finest Shoe Repairing Sunday - Father Leo L. Farrell, O.P., who slides of the work done by the ris, Campbell, Will Brown, Ru­ T. G. Barry, George F. Leslie, J, 1481 SO. PEARL "i 724 SO, PEARL AND BaaHly Salon dolph Zehnder, and Joseph Mar- J. Dowd, A. T. Manzanares, H. L, has just come to Denver from the Chest. telon. Gorden, P. F. Burns, H. C. Denny, nationally known Shrine of St. Returns were made for the DYERS ANN LELL, Manager Jude, conducted by the Dominican Needlework guild but a response The Rev. Adam G. Ritter of­ M. J. O’Fallon, T. G. Garrison, 'T. 166?, UNION £Merson 2989 1213 E. 4lh Ave. ficiated at the marriage Sunday J. Leahy, Margaret O’Connor, Fathers in Chicago, will preach from more of the members is Rental Motor Scooters PE. 2989 -needed. Mrs. J. L. Brubaker is in 3434 E. 6th Ave. afternoon, Oct. 8, of Margaret Catherine Wallesin, J. L. Bru­ the novena sermons. Father Farrell Welding, Knivea and Scitaora Sharpened BILLIE OHLER’S Morgan of Arvada and John baker, J. M. Bylsma, William has preached novenas in honor of charge. Electrical Appliancea— Bicyclea MODEL MARKET St Jude in Chicago and also in S e PAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS M ITH’ S < Calebaresse of Cleveland. The Wilde, Regina Cole, and J. C. Maker, of Famous Billies The Columbine couple will make their home in Hagus; Misses Margaret Fallon, St. Louis. A relic in honor of the INCLAIK ^ Holy Rosary Parish LittI* Pis Ssussss* Cleveland. Anna E. Fallon, Anne Hilton, and saint will be venerated each eve­ Gordon NoYolty Works ‘Saussaes from Pie* that Died Happy* KRVICE J ning aftei; the services. All devo­ Pharmacy Margaret Leary. 515 E. Bayaud PE. 0123 Phona PE 1166 1487 8. PeuI 8k Phones: EAst 3373; EAsi 9849 Your car will ' Hostesses for the next meeting tees of St. Jude Thaddeus are in­ ‘Jamboree’ Scheduled serre ^ou, if jon i vited to attend the exercises. 2438 6th Ave. at Columbine let ua service Tour a All-Cathedral will be Mrs. L. A. Bastin, Mrs. C. Cut-Rate Prices car.** A. Bottinelli, and Mrs. T. G. St. Ann’s Club Meets (Holy Rosary Parish) East 6th Ave. at Columbine ^ Bau-y. Mrs. Regina Cole is chair­ St. Ann’* card club met at Mrs. Plans are under way for the W. M. WITTE BEH Y’S FREE DELIVERY PHONE EM. 9816 i man of the telephone committee. Dan J. McNamara’s htnme, 2343 “ Halloween Jamboree” to be given Party Is Oct. 20 Bryant street, Friday, Oct 6. by the Holy Rosary church choir Grocery and Market Curtain Cleaners Oct. 28. The hall will be decorated Mrs. A. C. Carroll’s card circle Agent for NEW FASHION DRY and confetti and balloons will be Corn Fed Meats Fresh Fish All societies of the Cathedral met at Mrs. J. A. Udick’s home, CLEANING given free. The price of tickets is Staple Groceries, Fresh Vegetables Presentation parish are sponsoring a games Study Club Holds 3405 West Hayward place, Tues­ 669 So. Pearl PE. 5420 party Friday evening, Oct. 20, at day, Oct 10. 25 cents. 761 SOUTH LOGAN PE. 6924 8:30 in the basement meeting room St. Rose of Lima’s card cliib Study clubs meet Wednesday 1st Meet of Year evenings from 7 to 8 o’clock in PARKER’S Kehrberg’s 5 and 10 of the Cathedral. It is hoped that met at the home of Mrs. James B. a large number of the newcomers Meehan, 3323 West 24th avenue, the school hall. Service Station to the parish will attend this party Fall Festival Is Set Loyola 3200 W. Alameda (St. Vincent De Paul’s Parish) Thursday, Oct. 12. SPECIALIZED LUBRICATION so that they may get acquainted The annual fall festival will be with the leaders of the so­ St. Joseph’s discussion club held held Nov. 19, 23, 25, and 26. The Cheerful, Smiling Service The. Most Beautiful Storm Fr. John J. Gibbons Will on Alameda cieties. There will be 12 games its first meet of the year Wednes­ committee chairmen and others Any Radio Kepaired C IT Y PARK* 3400 W. Alameda Westwood 162 played, with cash and mer­ day, Oct. 11, at the home of Speak at Loyola Novena are making preparations. YOUR BEN FRANKLIN STORE HOME OR CAR $1.00 Service Station chandise prizes. Tickets may be ob­ Mr. and Mrs. Tom Killian. This tained at the door. Parishioners (Part* Extra) FOR EXPERT RADIO REPAIR Father John J. Gibbons, S.J., of 533 Emergency, 1,200 29th Ave. and Colo. Blvd. are asked to remember the date— club is a mixed group. Anyone NEW 4-TUBE PORTABLE wriD v* wishing information concerning Regis college will give the sermon Service Cases Handled Frta Csll and Delivery NOW! Oct. 20. at the perpetual novena devotions RADIOS Servict it or any of the various clubs which at Loyola church this Friday eve­ WASHING AND SERVICE-RADIO That Good GULF GAS at Your A monthly average of 533 No Money Down—5 Mo. to Pay LUBRICATION Neighborhood Service Station are forming in the parish should ning. The service will be the 60th Colborn Bros. Em. 6822 Under New Management relief cases and 1,200 service St. Louis' call the rectory. in the perpetual series dedicated cases was handled by the AC-DC Radio Service Our Mr. Hopper Ha« Been Specializing in ORVILLE PENNINGTON, Prop. to the Sacred Heart. Radio Since 1924—the Infancy o£ Radiol The C.Y.O. will receive Holy family agencies 6f the Den­ E. 38th Ava. A Rac# KE. 3864 KNOX CT. A CEDAR Communion Sunday, Oct. 15, at Professor Burkhardt’i boys’ 69 KNOX CT. ver Community Chest in the You pay no more for txpart terviea ESHER URDU GO. ENGLEWOUD 7 o’clock Mass. choir sang hymna at the services past year. These were all fam­ Members of Mrs. H. 0. Hill’s last week. ilies not on public relief. "The Stpre of Friendly Service” Tire and Battery Service club held a surprise housewarm­ 2802 Joaephine St. Phene EAat 7363 CUT RATE DRUGS ing in her new home in Bonnie DeLuxe Cleaners & Free Delivery Blessed Sacrament S. M. SWIGART, Prop. ^rae. Those attending were Messrs, St. Joseph's 28th and Joaephine CH. 0122 and Mmes. W. Terhar, H. Neilson, Dyers EXIDE BATTERIES R. Cochran, Joseph Miles, E. ■ary W qr ^ C. E. CANNING a FANCY GROCERIES John C. Scholl 3391 So. B ro.dw .y Phono E nf. lOSS Hahn, E. Pavelo, Sam January, STOP AT VALVERDE All Kinds Repairing and Patronize These Firm*. They •FRUITS * VEGETABLES and George Bader. Bill and Bert’s Alterations Are C o -O p e ra tin g With Your Fancy and Staple The sewing circle met Wednes­ Coal and Feed Store Paper. Groceries Boulevard Grocery St. Mary day, 0(2t. 11, at the home of Mrs. HOLLYWOOD TAVERN Tom Killian. New plans are being Get Ready for Colder M E A EA. 1851 2820 Colorado Blvd. formulated for the coming year. Beer, Wine and Liquor FREE Prompt Delivery Service Chicken and Steak Dinnera Our Specialty Weather NOW EM. 2706 2105 Fairfax Magdalen's 156 Kalamath St. KE. 9611 Annunciation Youth Agencies Combat w w w w w w w PE. 1422 1201 W. Alameda The firms listed here de­ FOOD Juvenile Delinquency Texaco W olfs Head IN D 11 C U IV U U O Price* Every Day DE SELLEN serve to be remembered OLSON’S STORES NO Products Oil Youth agencies of the Den­ MERCHANTS OIL CO. FUEL AND FEED CO. when you are distributing Blessed Sacrsmsnt Evison’s Service I 2895 FAIRFAX EM. 8847 TWO 35s2sa£i STORES CHARLES A OeSELLEU ver Community Chest are con­ COST Special Now— PRESTONE at our new 3030 E. 5th At*. e A. 1801 your patronage in the dif­ Standard Oil Prndurts sidered as the most construc­ laa ta Call aad Civ* ■**!• low prica* $2.65 a gallon SAME PRICES 3015 W. 44th Av*. GR. 1631 Wa Ship by Rail tive of all Chest agencies *a Paekiat aad Shinrfa* ferent lines of business. 2750 W. 29th At*. GL. 3013 ^ OPPOSITE JEWISH PHONE TA. 1205 5019 E. Colfsx EM. 2731 because they combat juvenile SJIystaai 8*38 SANATORIUM ON WEST COLFAX Warskaus*, 18.1 jasA St. Erwin J. Merz, Lessee S5TH AND w a l n u t delinquency. SOI KALAMATH ' 54*li Prsnklia 8k 1161 WUllast* 8k RES, PHONE MA. M54 L PAGE TOUR Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone. KEystone 4205 Thursday, Oct. 12, 1939

as 10^0^ The Denver Catholic Register Men Take THE ROSARY President...... ,...... Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, D.D DISCUSSION CLUB OUTLINE President Emeritus...... ^...._Most Rev. Bishop J. Henry Tihen, D.D There is one harp that any hand Editor...... R t Rev. Msarr. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D F a l l SEMESXERi-1939 can play Mana^ng Editor...... Hubert A. Smith, Jour.D Part in Denver And from its stringrs what harmonies arise. Associate Editors— M. P. Everett, Jour.D.; Charles J. McNeill, A.B., THE DIVINE LOVE STORY There is one song that any Jour.D.; Rev. Walter Canavan, Jour.M., M.A.; Rev. John Cavanagh, mouth can say, M.A.; Ruth Vincent, A.B. (The Baltimore Catechism in Discussion Form) Holy Name Rally A song that lingers when all Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. Prepared by the Diocesan C.C.D. Director singing dies; When on the beads our Mother’s (Continued From Page One) children pray. be held in Pueblo Sunday, Oct. Published Weekly by bear with each other’s weaknesses, Immortal music charms the CHAPTER XIX hide in the marriage of Catholics? 15, and a third will be staged at THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) The Sacrament of Matrimony and to enable them to bring up What advice does she give her grateful skies. 1. God instituted marriage as a their children in the fear and love children? Why does the Church Longmont Sunday, Oct. 29. Louis . —Joyce Kilmer, 938 Bannock Street natural contract when He framed of God. establish certain impediments to Chiariglion, grand marshal, and human nature. The story is simply DISCUSSION AIDS: What do marriage? What are ^me of these his committee in Pueblo expect to Our stock of Rosaries is complete, with best grades Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1497 told in the Book of Genesis (2:18- wt nean by the sacramental grace impediments? Why does she insist have hundreds of men from the at lowest prices. 24): “ And the Lord God said; It of a sacrament? What are the upon definite .formalities in the $2 a year. Sold only in club arrangement with The Register, is not good for man to be alone; principal duties of married life? celebration of any marriage in seven parishes of the city in the Can be Furnished from 10^ to $50.00 Tuesday edition. $2 covers subscription to both weeklies. let us make him a help like unto What, then, are the effects of the which a Catholic is involved? rally there Sunday. The parade himself . . . Then the Lord cast sa ->nt of Matrimony? 5. If these laws are disregarded, will start promptly at 2 p. m. from Rotary Novenat to Our Lady, Paper, 1 5 c ; Cloth, 4 0 ^ Thursday, Oct. 12, 1939 a deep sleep upon Adam, and when 4. The legislation of the Church and existing impediments are not the McClelland library. The line he was fast asleep He took one of in regard to marriage is the prod­ dispensed from, the marriage is in­ of march will be from the library MAIL ORDERS WILL RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION his ribs, and filled up fiesh (or it. uct of Divinely directed wisdom valid, or in case of some impedi­ through the south side streets to Quality, Service and Courtesy Our Motto OFFIClALi DIOCESE OF DENVER And the Lord God built the rib and the experience of ages in deal­ ments it is unlawful. After St. Mary’s hospital, where the men which He took from Adam into ing with human nature. She does an invalid marriage the parties, will pass in review before Bishojp The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. a woman: and brought her to not assume any authority over the Vehr and then will assemble We conHrm it as the official publication of the Diocese. Whatever in order to be re-admitted to the Adam. And Adam said: This now natural contract of marriage be­ good graces of the Church, must around a temporary altar on the appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or those is bone of my bones, and flesh of tween persons who have never been north side of the hospital. of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. either separate or be remarried ac­ James Clarke my flesh; she shall be called wom­ baptized. She sets up no impedi­ cording to the la'ws of the Church. Father Campbell will lead the We hope The Register will be read in every home of the an, because she was taken out of ments for them, makes no regula­ Diocese. If they separate, they may obtain, men in the recitation of the Holv man. Wherefore a man shall leave tions as to the formalities to be on presentation of sufficient docu Name pledge. Bishop Vehr will We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in father and mother, and shall cleave complied with in such rharriages, Church Goods House the children of the Diocese for the reading of The Register. mentary evidence, a formal declar­ speak and will give Benediction of to his wife: and they shall be two and refrains from passing formal ation of the nullity of their mar­ the Blessed Sacrament. He will Headquarters for Articles of Devotion, Church Furnishings, g * URBAN J. VEHR, in one flesh.” Our Lord says judgment on their validity. Though riage. This is given not only in be assisted by the Very Rev. Aug. B, 1931. Bishop of Denver. Books for the Catholic Laity and Clergy. (Mark 10:6-9): “ From the begin­ she claims authority over baptized the caae of the rich, as is sometimes Thomas Wolohan of Sacred Heart ning of the creation God made them non-Catholics, she never presses said by enemies of the Church, but parish as deacon, the Rev. Thomas 1636-38 Tremont Street Phone TAbor 3789 male and female. For this cause these claims. Her attitude towards to anyone having a legitimate Fitzgerald, chaplain of St. Mary’s man shall leave his father and all the marriages of non-Catholics claim. As a matter of fact, we hospital, as subdeacon, and the t mother, and shall cleave to his is to presume their validity until Very Rev. A. J. Miller of St. -SB. • > might say the prosecution of such wife. And they shall be two in the contrary is proved. She will cases from time to time is an or­ Francis’ parish as master of cere­ one flesh. Therefore now they are not receive evidence or pass judg­ dinary incident in the routine of monies. Hymns will be led by the not two, but one flesh. What ment on the marriages of non- any lirge parish. Such a declara­ Rev. Anthony Roitz, O.S.B., of St. SpgtBtnrialB therefore God hath joined together, Catholics until the salvation of one tion of nullity must be obtained be Mary’s church. let no man put asunder.” of her own children is invAved. fore the parties can enter into a Visiting delegates from parishes This natural contract of mar­ In the -iage of Catholics, new marriage. in Southern Colorado and those riage was elevated to a new dig­ however, she is the solicitous moth­ south and west of Colorado er and the Divinely appointed cus­ DISCUSSION AIDS: What if a (Continued From Page One) nity in Christ. He elevated the Catholic, for example, is not mar­ Springs will march in the first sec­ natural contract between Chris­ todian of the sacrament of Matri­ tion of the parade. Students from mony. Because it is an indissoRible ried before a priest? Is it a valid Alice Curtayne, in an article in war of Japan against China. In tians to the digpiity of a sacrament; marriage? If a person has entered Pueblo Catholic high school will LAUNDRY union, she bids her children, “ Make the Commonweal based on personal 1938, Collier't points out, we sold The union of husband and wife in an invalid marriage what must he lead the Pueblo divisions, which observation and a study of recent Japan 56 per cent of all the ma­ the New Law is typified by the haste slowly.” Because the eon. will assemble in the following tract involves the very persons of do to re-establish himself in the pastorals of the Irish Bishops, feels terials necessary for her war. The union of Christ and His Church. good graces of the Church? If order: Our Lady of Mt. Carmel that Erin is in for dark days ahead Philippines added another per cent. St. Paul in his Epistle to the the contracting parties, she sets up unit, St. Mary’s, St. Patrick’s, St. ineve/yivm impediments to prevent the mar­ the parties separate, can there be unless she settles her rural prob­ The total value was about $170,- Ephpsians (5:22-24) writes: “ Let a formal declaration of the invalid­ Francis’, St. Leander’s, St. An­ lem. “The central trouble witb 000,000. The war has taken an women be subject to their husbands riages that wisdom and experience thony’s, and Sacred Heart parish. prove will be unhappy. Just as ity of the marriage? Are such for­ the farmer is the ruinous dispro­ estimated 5,000,000 lives up to as to the Lord: because the hus­ the state guards the property of mal declarations frequently given? portion between his income and now.— Monsignor Smith. band is the head of the wife; as 6. Paganism and Christianity the cost of everything he has to Christ is the head of the Church. minors by invalidating their con­ LoreHo Heights College tracts, so the Church safeguards are engaged in a hand-to-hand en­ hiiy, together with the load of UNIVER.SAL CHURCH Therefore as the Church is subject the happiness of her children by counter for supremacy in the taxation that presses upon him,” LOOKS TO AMERICA to Christ, so also let the wives be world, and the battleground is the Mothers’ Club Meets w m invalidating marriage under cer­ an OK that counts ■ays one pastoral. Another prob­ Creation of the Archdiocese of to their husbands in all things.” ideal of marriage. Selfishness, lem is that the fierce old love of tain ill-advised conditions. There­ Washington on Thursday was am DISCUSSION AIDS: Where do fore, we have the impediments in­ typified by easy divorce and the Advertisers that merit your patronage. They are the soil has gone and families other in a long series of high we first read of the institution of shirking of the responsibilities of The Loretto Heights college prefer city life. Another, peculiar validating mixed marriages, mar­ Mothers’ club met Thursday, Oct. reliable, consistent and appreciate your support. honors conferred on the United the contract of marriage? How riages of children, marriages of rearing a family, is the ideal of to Ireland, is the willingness of a close is this union according to Our the new paganism. Devotion, typi 5. Mrs. Frank Horat, president, I Stales by the Holy See in recent close relatives, and so forth. Just Tha Houta of Quality, wbara tha JOHN H. REDDIN large proportion of the people to years. Lord’s words recorded in Mark fied by a willingness to sacrifice appointed the following committee avoid marriage. as the state requires certain for chairmen: Membership, Mrs. J. J. bast maatf at tbe most raasonabla Attorney and Counselor at Law It is a sign of the Vatican’s 10:6-9? Can it be dissolved by any malities for the transfer of prop­ self for -onsort and children, is Not only in Ireland, but every often repeated belief that America human power? How do we express the ideal of Christianity. Catholics Walsh; telephone, Mrs. J. J. Vogel; pricat may ba obtained. 612-614 Ernest A Cranmer Block where, economic soundness will not erty, so the Church is strict in her hospitality, Mrs. J. E. Corillo; pub­ is the hope of the Church in the t)ie new.dignity given to marriage legislation in regard to the form may be swept off their feet by ia 17th and Curtis again return until more serious .modem world, and it is an honor by Our Lord? How is the union fatuation that they mistake for licity, Mrs. James R. Costello; en­ attention is given !to the rural prob' of marriage. tertainment, Mrs. W. P. Horan, Phone MAin 0657 Denver, Colo. to every American Catholic. The of husband and wife typified in the DISCUSSION AIDS: What is true love. They may be contami­ RABTOAT'S lem. New Law? Jr. extensive reorganization of the ec­ the two-fold source of the wisdom nated by the atmosphere of pagan­ TA. 7297 It was decided that the business 1030 W. Colfax clesiastical sees in the United 2. By reason of this confirma­ in the marriage legrislation of the ism t them, but if they are America, to its shame, has been States in recent years shows that tion, so to speak, of the laws of na­ seeking true and lasting happiness meeting will be held on the first Church? Does the Church as.sume Thursday of every month, and a making a good thing out of the the Vatican, realizing the im ture in the Christian law, Christian authority over the marriage of un­ they will heed the advice of the portance of this country, wishes to Church and ente. slowly and advis­ dessert-luncheon and card party MM marriage has two outstanding qual­ baptized non-Catholic.s? What is will be sponsored on the third H . G . R E ID tt.70 facilitate the effective functioning ities in accord with the primary in her attitude towards the marriage edly into the weighty responsibili­ l u m p c o a l Thursday. NUT COAL . ____ I4.7» of the Church in America. Many tent of the natural law; Namely, of baptized non-Catholics? To­ ties of the married state. Electrical Contracting Collection for new archdioceses and dioceses have unity and indissolubility. By unity wards the marriage of non-Cath- The laws of the Church are Mrs. E. C. Swan will be hostess Repairing and Fixtures Pinon Fuel & Supply Co. MAin 2S»S 1 » Uth St. been created, men of outstanding we mean that the contract is to be olics generall.-? V’hat is her atti flexible, because she knows that for the luncheon and party Thurs K MIJMFOJ^D. Mirr caliber have been chosen to serve entered into between one man and she is dealing with impatient hu­ day, Oct. 19, in Pancratia hall, 25th and Decatur . GRand 6125 in the American Hierarchy, and one woman. By indissolubility we man beings. It is a mistake for with Mrs. James Elliott, Mrs. high dignities have been conferred mean that this contract is binding ‘Daddy’ Layton’s the individual couple to take advan­ James Kelly, Mrs. Edmund Mullin, ! Missions Oct. Uon many American prelates. until ci.ssolved by the death of one tage of the flexibility of these laws, Mrs. Frank O’Brien, and Mrs. J. G, When buying from the however, for that is to disregard Givan assisting. All this has not been for noth­ of the contracting parties. These firms advertising in this ing. Nowhere in the world today two qualities, called secondary pro­ the wisdom of Mother Church. The luncheon will be at 1 INSURANCE (Continued From Page One ) Successor Long does the Church enjoy greater pres­ visions of the natural law, .were Hasty and secret marriages are o’clock. All members are requested ditions in Europe for the past paper, please mention that tige and greater fre^om than in abrogated for a time by Divine barely tolerated. Marriage with­ to bring guests to the party. years. Catholics of many con­ the United States. There is prob permission under the Old Testar out' a Nuptial Mass is the sacra­ you saw their advertise­ tinental countries, who previously In Teaching Post JOS. J. CELLA ably nothing in any other country ment discipline. Even the Patri ment strii)’- ' of its external splen­ Reader Publishes Thanks were generous supporters of the to match our-parish school system archs and the saints of the . Old dor. Mixed marriages are per­ 1120 Security Bldg. ment. foreign mis.sions a n d helped (Continued From Page One) A Register reader publishes even though it reaches only half Law departed, without fault, frpm mitted when proper safeguards Phone KEystone 2633 America in its pioneering days, aeven of whom are studying for the are assured, but the Church gives thanks for a special favor granted the Catholic children. 'This conn these provisions. Abraham, for after devotions to the Sacred now either cannot assist their own Denver diocese. Candidates for the dispensation reluctantly. Mar­ try is founded on the principles example, had two wives, and David Heart and Our Lady of the Seven missionaries because of poverty of Christian democracy, which have had several. St. Joseph is com deaconship are the Rev. Edward riages of relatives within a certain PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS or cannot send money abroad. Dolors. been drawn out of Christ’s C^spel mended by the Scriptures as a just Breen, the Rev. Richard Duffy, the degree of kindred are permitted by This places the major burden of by a wise and experienced Church. man ‘because he intended to put Rev. Harley Schmitt, the Rev. Pat­ dispensation, but they are contrary the support of the missions of the Mary away by a private bill of rick Stauter, the Rev. Howard De­ to the at’ ’ce of the Church. Church on American Catholics. In Europe, Christian democracy divorce before his doubt concern laney, the Rev. John Regan, and The ideal Catholic marriage is Each wage-earning Catholic, whose is gasping almost its last breath. ing her fidelity was dispelled by the Rev. Francis Saiftl, all of the the one entered into after comply­ means permit, is asked to join the Nation after nation has fallen into the angel. Our Lord restored mar Denver diocese; the Rev. William ing with all the laws of the Church, Society for the Propagation of the the mire of a new paganism that riage to the full vigor of its orig­ McCormick, Cheyenne; the Rev. without the need of dispensations Faith, either as an annual, or sus­ takes on the form of state totali­ inal institution. “ In the beginning Adolph Hecker and. the Rev. Eu­ and .special permissions. The full tarianism, Even the “ great de­ gene Senecal, Concordia; the Rev. taining, or perpetual member. it " not so,” He said in regard knowledge and consent of the par­ The monthly mission magazine of mocracies” of Western Europe George Boennighausen, Santa Fe to divorce. “ And He saith to them ents of the contracting parties and the Propagation of the Faith will have scrapped democracy for the archdiocese; the Rev. James Whosoever shall put away his wife the blessing of their pastor are be sent to all who contribute $1 duration of the war, and whether Heade, Portland archdiocese; the and marry another, committeth added guarantees of a happy mar­ a year membership dues. when the war is finished they can Rev. Henry Cabell, Wichita; the resurrect it is doubtful at best. adultery against her. And if the ried life. Wholesome instruction There are many mission centers Rev. John Walters, Leavenworth, YOUfc itfSIHISt FRIIND Ancient C^itholic countries have wife shall put away her husband on the nature of the sacrament and in our own diocese that are not and the Rfev. Thomas Gannon, either been swallowed by greedy to be married to another, she com on the duties of married life should self-supporting, w here outside Helena. precede the ceremony. Christ and neighbors or themselves have hob­ mitteth adultery” (Mark 10:11 Students upon whom Bishop help, even though small in itself, 12). His Bles.sed Mother should be in­ bled many activities of the Church. Urban J. Vehr will chnfer the sec­ is the margin of difference be­ European unrest and war have vited to be gi’ --*- at the marriage tween success and failure. A por­ DISCUSSION AIDS: What two ond minor orders of exorcist and almost killed Church revenues and outstanding qualities has Christian cert >ny and the unseen guests al­ tion of this annual collection is acolyte are Robert Bannigan, ways in the home that is about to have decimated the armies of mis­ marriage? What do we mean by Denver; James Weber, Tucson; given to our local mission priests sionaries that used to go out from be formed. I through the American Board of the unity of marria'^e? ' The indis Edward Gill, Omaha, and Elmer Europe to preach the Gospel all ^^SCUSSION AIDS: Describe' Home Missions. Because of our solubility? Are these qualities in Niemeyer, Santa Fe archdiocese. over the world. the selfishness of paganism andi own mission demands, we actual­ accord with the primary intent of Candidates for first minors, porter • p a iti From his little sovereign slate the natural law? Were they abro­ the unselfi^hn- s of Christianity ly receive from other dioceses in and lector, are Norbert Walsh, as typified in their respeet^ive out­ of Vatican City, the Holy Father gated for a time under the Old Bernard Kelly, Clement Gallagher, the country more than we con­ looks out over his millions of chil­ look on marriage. Must Catholics tribute. Law? When Our Lord was asked Fred McCallin, and Robert Mc­ Jitm odtlinj dren and knows that America must why Moses had permitted a bill of be careful not to be contaminated It would prove a great help to Mahon, all of Denver; Daniel Tier­ by the atm .sphere and the maxims help him to serve and to save them. divorce. He answered: “ Because of ney, Winona; Walter Cassidy, religion if our Catholic people, No other country can now supply of paganism? How can they guard blessed with this world’s goods, the hardness of your heart he wrote Santa Fe archdiocese; Daniel the men and the means to carry you that precept” (Mark 10:5). themselves most effectively? Is would remember the needy mis­ Brick and James Thiel#, Omaha; it safe to take advantage of ali AND REPAYMENT on EASY TERMS if you out Christ’s command to teach all Did Our Lord restore marriage Arthur Lemire and James O’Toole, sions of the diocese in their last nations. d'sneusat’ ons available to those wills and testaments. Established to the full vigor of its original in­ Crookston, and James Corcoran, take advantage of on FHA-Insured Prop­ The Universal Church looks to about to be married? What are we parishes in larger centers should stitution? In what words? Sacramento. erty Improvement Loon. You cxin give your America to carry the torch of to think of hasty marriages? Of consider it a duty . and privilege 3. The sacramental grace of a Christian truth a n d freedom sacrament is the title it confers to swret marriages? Of mixed mar­ home cxtmfort, convenience, and renewed to aid our .struggling home mis­ riages? Of n;arriages of near rel­ throughout the world. We in this whatever graces are required for protection at once. Pay conveniently, by sionary priests. country can 'lift that torch aloft' atives? Describe the preparation After the support of our home the fulfillment of the duties im­ Benedictine Nuns by giving generously to the collec­ posed bw the sacrament. The priest, for an ideal Catholic marriage. the month, out of income. Ask for details. parishes, the two greatest dioc \ ■ tion for the Propagation of the for _ example, has as.surance that e.san needs are the education of Faith on Mission Sunday, Oct. 22. RELIGIOUS PRACTICES: our students for the priesthood Divine assistance will never be Visiting Colorado — C. J. Mc.Neill. wanting if duty should call him to 1. Be grateful for the institution and the aid to our many small of the sacrament of Matrimony, heroic sacrifice, because of the sac­ Mother Lucy Dooley, president mission centers. raising marriage to a new dignity. The Lord Christ has made every ramental grace of Holy Orders. of Mt. St. Scholastica college in On the day of his ordination to the Atchison, Kans., left there this 2. Understand and accept the The American Notional Catholic, by the reception of the Catholic doctrine of the unity and sacrament of Baptism and by in­ priesthood, he received not only week for Colorado on an extended Sank o f the power of orders and an increase indissolubility of Christian mar­ D e n ve r corporation into His Mystical visitation tour. Mother Lucy, who riage. Body, a mi,jsionary in His Name of sanctifying grace, but a title to is mother president of the Congre­ all the graces necessary to. enable gation of St. Scholastica, is ac­ 3. Prepare carefully for the re­ LISTIN TO FULTON LEWIS, JR., according to individual capacities. ception of the sacrament of Matri­ Pray daily for the missions and him to fulfill his duties as a priest companied by Mother Genevieve of nrrrrKMor from IFoshington, /). C . PaUv Monitax < until death. The sacramental grace Sacred Heart convent. Lisle, 111., mony, so as to receive all its graces 'through Friday, 9:,10 p. m„ station KFKL for the success of God’s anointed and blessings. of Matrimony is a title to what­ and Mother Imelda of St. Scho- in their labor to save precious hu 4. Be gptided by the wisdom and man souls. ever graces are necessary for the lastlca’s convent, Chicago, 111. (Continued From Page One) fulfillment of the duties of the When they have visited the prudence of the Church in entering Faithfully yours in Christ, Union of European Nations,” “ His­ m age. * URBAN J. VEHR, married state. This state implies nine branch houses of the con­ torical Study of the Italian the mutual society of the husband gregation in Colorado, the visitors 5. Do not be making private Bishop of Denver. Mariani Sanctuaries,” and ser­ judgpnents in regard to the validity FRANK KIRCHHOF, President Kindly read this letter at all and wife and their co-operation in will go directly to Chicago. In mons and panegyrics. He founded procr''ation and the education of the course of the year they will of certain marriages; rather en­ the Masses Sunday, Oct. 15. The the monthly publication, the Sacred children. The effects of the sacra­ visit Benedictine hou.ses in New courage the interested parties to collection is to be taken Sunday, Speco of Subiaco, in 1894; it is ment of Matrimony, therefore, are: Jersey, Maryland, Delaware, submit the matter to the judgment Oct. 22, and forwarded to the still prospering as a religious To sanctify the love of husband Washington, D. C.; Oklahoma, of nroner authorities. Chancery within two weeks. periodical in Italy after 45 years. and wife; to give them grace to Alabama, P en n sy lv a n ia , and 6. Resolve to make your own an PLEN/RY INDULGENCE In the year 1896 Abbot Augus­ •deal Cathol'c marriage. FOR ALL SOULS tine took charge of the Parish of Louisiana. A plenary indulgence, toties St. Peter of Modena, then with no quoties, applicable only to the monks; but soon he formed a Rev. F. G. Smith ESTABLISHED SINCE t»U | souls in purgatory, may be gained MAin 5314 monastic community of 12. In Confraternity of Christian Doctrine ■ from noon Nov. 1 to midnight 1911 he was elected Abbot and Nov. 2 by all the faithful who was blessed by Archbishop Natale 2419 E. 5th Avenue make a visit to any church or pub­ Bruno of Modena. Denver, Colorado The American Fixture Co. lic oratory. The usual conditions In 1928, still keeping his juris­ Dear Father^Smith: F. J. KIRCHHOF of Confession and Communiem ap­ diction of the Modena abbey, he ply, and the prayers on each visit left Italy for a trip around the Please enter my order for eight copies of the Denver Catholic Hanafactaren af must be the Our Father, Hail world. He traveled in every Register through the fall discussion club semester, Sept. 29 to onstruction o Mary, and Glory Be to the Father, country of Europe. Dec. 1, ten issues, for which I enclose one dollar in full payment. CHURCH PEWS AND ALTARS “ . C C * repeated six times. The im After visiting China and the ■ dulgence, which may be gained as Orient he arrived in San Francisco CHURCH FURNITURE often as the church is visited and in 1928. After years spent in BANK, BAR, AND STORE FIXTURES prayers are said, offers a wonder missionary work among the Address ...... BUILDERS ful opportunity to aid our dear Italian people in Vancouver, Can., Post Office...... ______Millwork of All Kinds departed ones or to do a chari­ he came to Holy Cross abbey, We Appreciate Your Patronage table act for the poor neglected where the Colorado climate has af­ Parish ...... FRANK KIRCHHOF, 1232-46 ARAPAHOE 5T. souls in purgatory. forded him exceuent health. rBBSioSNT DENVER, COLO. 708 Lawrence S t Denver, Cclo. 2 i '-:3>^;%i®4iagB!Ssi5»i.26a^^ ^tm m ■fl-..- • -'<- • IM ■•»•*• iJF-’' •!

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Thursday, Oct. 12, 1939 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 I...... I I I III ...... i \ Arrangements Completed CaAolic Library For St. Joseph’s Festival Plans Special Always (St. Joaeph’i Parish) faneywork booth, a novelty con­ All arrangements for the annual cession, George Hackethal’s ever- fall festival, scheduled Oct. 19, 20, popular “ Kentucky Derby,” games, and 21, were completed this week and refreshments. Section (or Nuns! Fair Weather as committee chairmen reported Serving of the turkey dinner, that the interest being shown in which is under the direction of Mrs. Plans for the establishment of the affair by parishioners indi­ Tom Bergner, will begin at 5:30. cates that it will be one of the Mrs. Bergpier revealed this week an educational section to serve the most successful events in the his­ that all the usual trimmings of teaching sisters of the diocese \ tory of the parish. such a meal and several surprise were made at a meeting of the Opening on Thursday with a features will make the ^repast the executive board of the Denver it's no exaggeration to say turkey dinner and running until best ever served in connection with Catholic Library association Tues­ Saturday night, Oct. 21, when the a St. Joseph’s festival. In order day night. gi-and prize, a 1940 Ford V-8, will to facilitate and speed up the The Rev. Hubert Newell, dioc­ that it is always fair weather in be awarded, Ihe bazaar is expected service the following have been esan superintendent of schools to draw hundreds from all over appointed to work in the kitchen and chairman of the board, recom­ our mortuary. No matter how the city. In addition to the dinner and to wait on the patrons: Mmes. mended that a collection of the and the awarding of the automo­ Lamont, Sheridan, Jepkes, Cu.sack, best modern works on education, bile, other features will include a Bleismer, Calland, Grogan, Gins- both Catholic and secular, be as­ hot it is outside, a modern air •burg, Maffy, Carroll, Shull, Canny, sembled in the Catholic library Cleary, Mauck, Briley, Patterson, at 625 19th street, so that all; O’Hare, MeShane, McCarthy, and members of the teaching com- i conditioning system always IIGKIIS OUT FOR Saunders and Messrs. Burke, Gins- munities in Denver and Colorado - burg, Carroll, and Maffy. will have available in one place ’ keeps the temperature here On the dinner reception commit­ the works most useful to them in tee, which is functioning under the their studies. | direction of Mrs. Peg Smith, will 010 FALL SOCIAL Many Colorado nuns are now 5 7 just right. be George Hackethal, A. Pollock, th Anniversary and Bill Hamilton and Mmes. Mc- taking higher studies in education, [ Closkey, O’Connor, Silva, and but there is no one place when ' Thirty-two circle presidents, they can easily obtain all the lit- ^ secretaries, and council members Pollock. Returns on the dinner and other erature they need. Father Newell of the Junior Tabernacle society says that the need of an educa-. enjoyed a breakfast in the Argo­ tickets may be made at the !§;a l e rectoi'y. Those w' observed on the tional library for the sisters has' naut hotel Sunday morning, Oct. 8. long been realized, and that the After breakfast, tickets were dis­ dinner ticket committee, which was directed by Mrs. Gertrude Ford' Denver Catholic library seems best tributed for the society’s big so­ suited to fill the need. 0€T. 13 to 21 cial event of the year, the autumn were Mmes. Patterson, Hicks, Gins- ball, given annually in November burg, O’Hare, Brayton, Pollock, Miss Mary Detmoyer, a Cath to raise funds to send Christmas Smith, Lamont, Martin, Maffy, olic teacher in the Denver publii Men's, Womens, checks to priests in the mission Canny, O’Connor,. Silva, Eggert, school system, was placed in parishes of the state. Shull, McCIoskey, Riley, Coughlin, charge of preliminary work on the establishment of the sisters’ col­ AND SON CHAPELS Wehrle-Thompion Wedding Held MeShane, Wille, and McNally and Missed and Boys' fine Miss Helen Thompson, daughter Messrs. Callahan, McTavish, and lection. j KEystone 6297 # KEystone 6296 of Mrs. Mary Thompson, became Prendergsst. Social Section Diacuiicd | the bride of Raymond J. Wehrle The committee members will sell There was also discussion of the quality apparel at I5Z7 Cleveland Place Saturday morning, Oct. 7, at the tickets after all the Masses on foundation of a reference section, 8 o’clock Mass in St. Catherine’s Sunday and after the novena devo­ on social and economic problems, worthwhile reductions. Guarding Forever our Founder^ Ideals church. The altars were decorated tions Tuesday, Oct. 17. in which the Catholic viewpoint with bouquets of peach gladioli The faneywork booth and re­ on these subjects can be assembled and white asters. freshment stand will be sponsored for use of both Catholic and non- The bride, who entered with the by the Altar and Rosary society; Catholic students, including so­ best man, wore a street-length the games by the Holy Name so­ cial service workers. ciety, and the novelty booth by the dress of grotto blue; her acces­ Jubilee Plant Advanced sories were of Burgundy. She wore Young Ladies’ sodality. Judge Madden to a shoulder corsage of gardenias School Paper Beir f Iisueil At the meeting, held in the Preferred Parish and red roses and carried a white The high school’s student paper, home of Miss Nellie M. Lennon, Preferred Parish prayer book. the Santa Fe, is being issued Fri­ vice president of the association, The bridesmaid. Miss Mary Ber­ day, Oct. 13. A new style of plans for the celebration of Ahe lin, wore a street-length dress of journalism, which includes many Catholic library’s sixth anniver­ Trading List A ddress P.-T.A. unique features, makes the publi­ sary were furthered. The execu­ Trading List brown crepe and a moss-green hat. Her shoulder corsage was of cation m e attractive than ever tive board hopes to bring a na­ before. Miss Roberta Dorman is tionally known Catholic literary (St. Cajetan't Pariah) gardenias and pink roses. She also MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER carried a prayer book. editor of the Santa Fe this year. figure to Denver as the principal MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER St. Cajetan’s Parent-Teachers’ speaker at the anniversary pro­ The merchantt repreiented in this section are boosters. They are George Petrie was best man. The Rev. W’illard Berberich, C. The merchant* repre*eotc<) in thi* *ection are boo*ter*. They are anxious to work with you and are deserring of your patronage. Co­ association is scheduded to meet After the ceremony a wedding SS.R., will substitute for the Rev. gram in January. anxieu* to work with you and are de*erving of your patronage. Co* operate with them. Sunday, Oct. 15, at 3:15 p. m. in breakfast was given at the Golden M. S. Roach in St. Patrick’s Such men as Brother Leo of St. the school hall, 805 Lawrence Waffle inn for a small group of churoh. Lead, S. Dak., Sunday, Mary’s college, Moraga, Calif.; operate with them. street. Judge Eugene Madden, Jr. intimate friends of the bride and Oct. J5. the Rev. James M. Gillis, editor St. Philomena's will give a 15-minute talk on bridegroom. The information class to be con­ of the Catholic World; the Rev. “ Civic Government.” Sister Mary After a short trip to Colorado ducted by the Rev. Ralph Mi­ Martin D’Arcy, famed English De Chantal, sixth grade teacher, Springs, Manitou, and the Pikes chaels, C.SS.R., will have its first Jesuit scholar; Theodore Maynard, St. Yinceiit de PauFs Mew Capitol will present her class in an an Peak region, Mr. and Mrs. Wehrle session Wednesday, Oct. 18. The brilliant American Catholic au­ LYNNE M. BLAISE Heights Pharmacy nual commemoration of Chris­ will be at home at 3141 W. Den­ inaugural meeting will be held in thor, and Heywood Broun, presi­ topher Columbus, featuring a two ver place. Mrs. Wehrle is a mem­ the parish hall. All those inter­ dent of the Newspaper guild and Sig’s Texaco Service WASHINGTON PARK NEW IVIILLINERY SHOP DRUGS AND LIQUORS act play, entitled Dreadful Boys. ber of Christ the King circle. ested in the faith, whether Cath­ a recent convert, are under con­ 2934 E. Ikilfax Ave. st Minimum Prices The entire class will sing “ In Courteouig Friendly Service Bride-Elect Honored olic or Don-Catholic, are invited to sideration as speakers. MARKET Free Pickup and Delivery on Prescriptions 1942,” accompanied at the piano NEW FALL HATS Made Up bv Our Own Prescription Experts Mrs. Margaret Linnet was the attend the classes. Preceding the anniversary, the Under the M insfem ent of by Sister Amanda. CARL SUPPES, Prop. EAit 52«7 BILL GEDDES. R. Ph. guest of honor at a kitchen shower Altar Society Meets executive board of the Eibrary as­ “ Sig” Sorenson We SpecisHze in RemodcHnf - ea . . EM. 5«M Tentative plans are under way The Altar and Rosary society Phone*: SP. 6075 — SP. 0063 12th and Clayton EM. »87S given by Miss Jessie Pasquale on sociation will conduct an educa­ 593 SO. GILPIN to co-operate with the committees Oct. 11. Those honoring the bride- met Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 10, tional program designed to inform so. GILPIN AND E. EVANS SP. 9886 Free Delivery School Clothes in charge of the Community Chest to-be were Mrs. A. D. Linnet, in the parish hall. It was voted every Catholic in Denver of the ES S LER ’S Red & White drive. Harold Robinson will give Mrs. J. Pasquale, and Mrs. Dor­ at the meeting to drop out of the services available at the library. LADIES AND KIDDIES a seven-minute talk on the Chest, Needlework guild and in the future TELEPHONE PEARL 7315 Formerly Fred’s Red & White othy D. Dandrow, and Misses Isa­ Many new members are now GREETING CARDS - NOTIONS followed by a news reel film on to give all garments collected and bel McNamara, Mary Berlin, Flor­ being enrolled in the association, Give Us a Trial— Your LINGERIE humane services. Mrs. Fidel Val­ South Gaylord ence Choquette, Helen Flynn, Mar­ made to the Dominican Sisters of and 1,000 are expected to join be­ Piggly Wiggly Patronage Appreciated dez, president, will preside. the Sick Poor. Members of the MANIFOLD SHOP garet McCallin, Charlotte McNa­ fore January. Annual dues of $1 Independently Owned Pariihioner Return, From Trip mara, Carrie Rowland, Clella Car­ altar committee for October are Bakery 2831 EAST COLFAX 1119 E. »th Are. Ts. 8947 entitle the members to use all the MEAT MARKET Mrs. Alfonso Valdez has re­ ter, Kathleen Flynn, Margaret Mmes. Ginsburg, O’Connor, and facilities of the reading room and DELICIOUS HOME-MADE EA. 2151 Free Deliyery EA. 2850 Winifred Manifold, Prop. Shull. QaiHty Meet at Lowest Prices turned from an extended trip to Lynch, and Loretto Buhler. to borrow the latest Catholic books PASTRY Blessed Sacrament circle held a Members of the society will re­ 1065 SO. GAYLORD We Appreciate Your Las Vegas, Albuquerque, and at no further charge. 1024 SO. GAYLORD STREET Santa Fe, N. Mex. She vis­ special meeting af the home of ceive Holy Communion Sunday, SILGOTT’S BAKERY Oct. 15, at the 7 o’clock Mass. Patronage ited relatives and friends. Mrs. Ruth Clennan Monday eve­ Virginia Gleaners 2830 East Colfax ning to give out benefit tickets. Fr. Michaels Gives Retreat Mother Lucy, superior general Father Michaels returned this Between Detroit and Filimoiy Gratum Fruit Store stationed at the mother-house of Co-hostesses were Mrs. Margaret ALTERATIONS AND McCabe and Miss Kathryn Curran. week from Kirkwood, Mo., where Regis Dramatic REPAIRING the Benedictine Sisters in Atchison, CHICKEN PIES FREE DELIVERY Members of Immaculate Concep­ he gave a week’s retreat to stu­ FlORAl SHOP FRESH DAILY - GLENN 8CHAFBUCH. Prop. Kans., will be a house guest of the dents of St. Joseph’s Preparatory sisters the latter part of this week. tion circle will be gue.sts of Miss We Do Not EM. 2736 3126 E. COLFAX Agnes Montgomery on Friday eve- college. WE DELIVER Cut Prices Catechism classes will be con­ ning Oct. 13. Plans for a dis- In the absence of the Rev. Louis 1059 Sonth Gajlord PEsrI 0822 ducted every Saturday at 9 a. m. J. Grohman, pastor of St. Rose of Club Gives Play 1103 E. VIRGINIA AVE. cussion club will be considered. for the benefit of children attend­ Miss Maxine Davis was hostess Lima’s church, 'Valverde, the ing the public schools. The Very priests of the parish are in charge Rugs, Furniture, to the following members of Our (Regii High School) Rev. John Ordinas, C.R., pastor, Lady of Lourdes circle: Mmes. of services in that church. has urged all parents to co­ Helen Canny, Hazel Rider, Anne Novena Services Popular The Dramatic club presented Shades operate. Thank You, Doctor for the Sullivan, and Billie Lou Weber, The weekly novena services in **Leii Than Down-Town Pricea” The Carmelite society held its and Misses Madeline Gardell, honor of Our Mother of Perpetual Mothers’ club on Thursday after­ monthly meeting on Sunday aft­ Mary Handly, and Eileen Purcell. Help are being held each Tuesday noon, Oct. 12, and is presenting Jack’s Collegiate ernoon in the church basement. Pair to Take Trip at 3 :30 and 7 :30 p. m., and attend- the play before the student body BARBER SHOP SWEGLE-MYERS 2341 E. Eran* The following women will clean the Two members of the Mystical anc-’ ’ns have been noted in the on Friday morning, after represen­ 1056 S. GAYLORD PE. 7288 church the rest of this month: Rose circle will, leave Oct. 13 for past few weeks. The services, tatives of the Denver Fire de­ Drive in any of these stations for prompt, courteous attention Mmes. Eloysa Romero, Vincentita an extended vacation in the East. which were the first of their kind partment explain the meaning of For Better anti the best motor fuels, oils and greases this market affords. Gonzales, Sarita Gorcia, and Efige- Misses Sophie Sundesch and Mar­ begun in Denver, have been of­ “ Fire Prevention Week” and its Welcome to nia Lovato. Mrs. Paul Ruiz guerite Bisbing will visit in Chi­ fered since 1931 in St. Joseph’s campaign. * Hair Styling and ST, PHILOMENA’S - E. BHi Ave, and Colo. Blvd. will have charge of the altar cago, Detroit, where Leonard Bis­ church. The rites consist of con­ On Wednesday afternoon, Oct. Boner’s Food Mart Beauty Servic. linens. The sudden death of Mrs. bing is teaching; New York city, gregational singing, prayers to the 11, the entire student body held a The Friendly Store Blessed Sacrament— E. 23rd and Kearney St. Dominie’s— W. 32nd. Ave. ft N. Speer Guadalupe Sepulveda was reported W'ashington, Norfolk, and St. Blessed Virgin, Benediction of special Rosary service for Father FREE DELIVERY The Virginia Barher Holy Ghost~>l4th St. and Tremont Cathedral— E. Colfax and Race St. and tentative plans were made for Louis before returning home. The the Blessed Sacrament, and indi­ James Doyle, S.J., the former pro­ St. John’a—Speer Blvd. and Clarkson SL St. Francis dc Sales’—Cedar ft S. Bdwy. a Requiem Mass to be offered for trip from Washington to Norfolk vidual blessing. fessor of physics and mathematics, 1316 E. Evan* PE. 8684 and Beauty Shop Cathedral— E. 10th and Washington Loyola—£. 18th Ave. ft Race the repose of her soul Wednes­ ahd return will be made by boat. who died Monday noon at Mercy PE 2586 2027 E. Virgtni* St. Catherine's— W. 38th. Ave. ft Fed. BWd. St. EUxabeth’e— W. Colfax ft Stfa St. day at 8:15. Both girls will return home about hosuital. The students all planned Members of the Confraternity the first of November. to be in the funeral cortege on W e of Christian Doctrine will receive A meeting was held by the Thursday momint^ accompanying Washington Park Holy Family Holy Communion in a body at the Mother of God circle at the home Nurse Addresses the body to the Regis burial plot. Cleaners m o s Store 7:30 Mass Sunday, Oct. 15. In of Miss Adele Gammeter on Mon­ John Yulenich and William N.” w. CHRISTENSEN HouaebeldH oua.l».I Goods the afternoon at 2 o'clock a meet-, day, Oct. 2. Mrs. Kathleen Mc­ Switzer represented Regis high emi.m i MerehoBdiseM cr.ha CLARK & SON ing will be held in the church base­ Carthy was welcomed as a new mission unit at the executive meet­ Unexcelled Quality and Service Edvtards Drug Store ment. member. Miss Anne Campbell gave Cathedral P.-TiA. ing held Wednesday afternoon, aUTFY STORAGE AND 1087 So. Girlord SP. 7898 MOVtNG CO, PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTS GENERAL The junior group of Crusaders an interesting account of her re­ Oct. 11, at Cathedral high. They cent West coast trip. It was unani­ Phonea GT-.enclale 9920 or 9820 HARDWARE enjoyed a trip to Evergreen and The Cathedral P.-T.A. met in will give a repoft to the entire unit Bergen park last week. Father mously voted to continue outfitting this week and will outline the mis­ 4030 Tennyaon St. Denver, Colo. GL. 9282 4034 TENNYSON ST. children for First Communion. the Oscar Malo, Jr., Memorial Everything Usually Found in a First Andrew Burgera, C.R., chaperoned hall Monday afternoon, Oct. 9, sion plans discussed. HUNTING EQUIPMENT the “ jovencitos.” Class Drug Store. General Hardware, Paints. Glass and Young Dancer with first grade mothers as host­ The Clovers won a very inter­ Holy Ghost Kitchen Ware A pageant depicting the life of esses. Miss W. S. Kline spoke esting football game from the Park Day KE. 9311 Night GR. 2349-M St. Joseph will be dramatized by about the work which is being Hill Pirates 'Saturday morning, the senior group of Crusaders on done by the nurses in the Cathe­ Oct. 7, on the Regis field, 13 to 7. Alex Public Service For Quality Bakery the Feast of Christ the King,-Oct. dral school, and Mr. Endine pre­ Gerald Malone and Joe Pino did CAMPBELL’S Eleventh Avenue Garage Station Goods Try 29, at 7:30 p. m. sented an interesting film on the a lot of hall-carrying. The game IITH AVE. AT OGDEN ST. HOOVERS—EUREKA—ROYALS Community Chest. was exciting, the final and decisive Ga* and Oil - Storage - Towing Washing And All M.k.a Mrs. A. May, president, stressed score coming near the end. Greaoing • Repair* Parts for All Makes of Vacuums The Anderson the importance of notifying the We Repair All Makes of Sw*eepers WEISS BAKERY The Shamiwks played a practice J. J. (Jack) C*mpb«ll, Jr. R. J. (Ray) Campbell R. H. Hamel, Prop. 4024 I'ennyMin St. hospitality chairman in cases of game with the team from St. Domi­ PHONE CH. 8888 2862 Lariffl^*^at 29th St. Photograph Studio sickness among the members in — Plenty of Parking Space— nic’s on Wednesday afternoon, Oct. Phone MAin 1373 order that the committee may call 11. and extend the courtesy of the 1208 Fifteenth St.>~Cor. Lairrenee The first issue of the Aegis ap­ uj«T6Rn m essenGen Denrcr, Colo. association. Vollmer’s Ellsworth ; Irma’s Beauty Shop Circu* Worker* Report peared in the week. The paper is eight pages and is well editeL The TAbor ► Beauty Work in All The reports of committees work­ MOVE COAL football survey was clever. Editor BAKERY y Branches ing on the circus were received. DUSTLESS DELIVERY Gonzales and assistants, Kohl and 5 3 4 5 **•■•••. G arafM Particular attention is being given First Class Bakery Goods ^ Including Body Molding this week to the candy booth man­ Stowe, are now worrying about the ^ Glendale 1962 4014 Tennyson Far : Climax Lump or Egg $5.95 Ctkt and Putry for every occasion aged by Mrs. L. J. Reed, assisted second issue. Let U* n-IWer Tear Packagee SP. 8397 15 So. Broadway ^ DAISY KEISS, Mgr. Werefceaea, i m ft . ALL GRADES AT STANDARD PRICE SPECIAL STOKER COAL by mothers of the seventh grade, The class notes and standings 424 18TH ST, The next meeting of the commit­ at the close of the first six weeks THE OWEN COAL GO. tees on arrangements will be held of the school year will be compiled Friday, Oct. 13, at 1 p. m. As this weekend, after many tests in St. Dominic's 801 W« Bayaud Are. SP. 4428 this is an important meeting, it the past week. The first reports St. Catherine's is expected that all who are work will be mailed home this coming 3k-.\LWAYS INN Dr. Harry A. Miller Bacon & Schramm ing on the project will be present. week. P A R K ER ’ S Tauche’^ Bakery LlOlOR STORE DENTIST Barrett Flat and Conoco Service Station Liquors • Wines Beers ‘ Extractions and Plate Work Only Shingle Roofs City-wide Reputation for Bottle or Case Gas - Oil • Greasing MAin 4885 Fine Bakery Goods *’411 Popular Brands in Stork” .3230 Walnut CH. 6563 St. Joe’s Our Motto—"Satisfied Chutomert’* 2620 W. 32ND AVE. PH. GRand 9840 Fr#»e D^'liverv on North Side 808 Caatral Savfnfs Bank Bldf. France* Ellen Morrison, 11-year- 33rd and Tejon 4051 Tejon St. GRand 4969 ROSS’S JOBS WANTED old artist of Cathedral grade Fall Festival If you want to save money, buy RITE Way school, who is showing great prom­ your liquor, wine and beer .standard Service For Good Workers ise as a dancer. She is a pupil S e e VERIV of Lucille Brush and has appeared Oct. 19, 20, 21— Thursday, Friday, AT AT THE Barber Shop of any type, permanent or otRJ the past two years in the ballet Tima • Cat - Acceaaoriea job, call Employment Department. Saturday. Admission free. 1940 De­ Your Friendly Neighbor­ Barber Science a Specialty dance* presented in connection luxe Fordor Sedan will be awarded 18th St. Liquor Store At P rlr« Voa Can Afford to Pnjr 3098 Poderal Bl.d. with Monsignor Joseph Bosetti’s hood Service Station FEDERAL AT SPEER Catholic Charities Saturday. Turkey supper Thurs­ 1319 16th St. MA. 9945 1889 Fadaral Boulevard annual opera.— (Photo by Lumiere 36th and Tejon LEE LADD CJUtPENTEB, Prnf. 1666 Grant S t KEystone 6386 studio.). day 50c. JOHN HcGINN, Prop. *'^- ““ _ ■'

PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Oct. 12, 1939 PRIEST-CHEMIST Parish Planning Bazaar Nervous, Weak, GROWS HAIR Enrollinent Up P. - T. A. IS TO SPONSOR CARNIVAL Sodality Formed la Colorado Springs A UnlT«nttT prtnt.ch«ml*t‘i tnttiM eti Ankles Swollen? ^OABE OF THE HAIB u now bomg uni Colorado Springs. — (Corpus (re* to scalp sulfcrsn. It dcseribss how b AT ST. MARY’S, COLORADO SPRINGS Christ! Parish)—Plans are being Much nervousness Is caused by an ost the remarkable compound mlatd bp Fr In Canon City made for the fall bazaar Nov. 15. excess of acids and poisons due to Jamas Gilmora which graw partact balr on In Walsenbg head of bald student Binca then more than The Corpus Christ! guild met functional Kidney and Bladder dis­ SO.OOO bottlaa haea been used, ropalties Canon City.— Gene Crawford Thursday afternoon, Oct. 5, for a order* which may al.so cause G etting going to ebantp Usars taatltp to wonderful Colorado Springs.— (St. Mary’s ers are Ed Gatterer and Ray Med­ Hugh; country store—John Con­ Up .Vlehts. Burning PassagiS, Swollen resnlta for falling hair and dandruff Write Walsenburg.— (St. Mary’s High was elected prefect of the Sodality quilting party at the home of Mrs. Joints. Backache, Circle* I'nder Byes, P«rish)—St. Mary’s annual car­ ley. 1 nell and James McCullough; re­ Excess Acidity. Leg Pains, and Diz­ for frea traatisa to R B, Gilmora, Dapt 1 School)— With 49 juniors, 43 sen­ Those in charge of the various freshments — J. Traversome, A. of the Blessed Virgin Mary, which Henry Dierkes. 2810 11th Ava No. Seattle. Wash _____ nival, .sponsored by the P.-T.A., ziness Help your kidneys purity your iors, and with a substantially in­ features are: Fishpond— Mrs. D. Rock, and J. Fagan, Sr.; games— was organized Wednesday night, Forty Hours’ devotion was held blond with Cystex. Usually the very will be held in St. Mary’s church Oct. 4, at a meeting of the young Sunday to Tuesday evening, Oct. first dose starts helping your kidneys creased freshman class, registra­ Barret, Mrs. T. Hoinko, and Mrs. C. C. Zecha, Jack Maj^ J. Fagan, clean out excess acids and this soon Old Age Policy Pays auditorium Wednesday night, Oct. Henry Maly; special booth—Mrs. Jr.; Mr. Holvey, and (Jharles No­ people of the parish in St. Mi­ 8-10. It closed with Solemn Bene­ tion figures have passed last year’s diction. may make you feel like new. Under' 25, and Thursday afternoon and Rose Harris, Mrs. J. Connell, and lan; novelty booth—Fred Howard chael’s hall. Miss Mary McDon­ the money-back guarantee Cystex all-time high of 183. The senior up lo $50 a Month! night, Oct. 26. Throughout the hall Mrs. K. Chiro; flowers—Mrs. Chas. and Charles Neer. ough was elected secretary-treas­ Mr. and Mrs. John Metzler and must .satisfy completely or cost noth­ class numbers 11 more than the and booths, Halloween decorations urer, and the dues were set at ten baby have gone to Albuquerque for ing. Get Cystex (siss-tex) today It 1939 graduates, and has nine more Neer and Mrs. C. R. Nolan; aprons Three Weddings Performed costs only 3c a dose at druggists and Needed Protection, Ages 65 to 85, will be used. There will be attrac­ cents a month. two weeks. the guarantee protects you. than the record classes of ’33 and —Mrs. P. §hanahan, Mrs. E. Gat­ Andrew Fujaros of St. Mary's Costs OnlF 1 Cent a Dar. tive carnival features of every Fifty-fiye young people were ’34, each with 34 students. terer, Mrs. P. T. Higgins, and parish, Pueblo, and Miss Anna The Postal Life & Casualty In­ kind. Miss Mary Kelleher’s pupils Mrs. Jack May; doll booth—Mrs. enthusiastic over the tentative Every classroom and hall, as Cirbo of St. Mary’s parish, Colo­ surance 383 Postal Life will present a short program at 9, Fred Howard, Mrs. John Duffy, rado Springs, were married Mon­ plans made for the fall and win­ well as the library, dining-room, 10, and 11 each night. Building,'Kansas City, Mo., has a and Mrs. S. Thieler; foods and day, Oct. 9, in St. Mary’s church. ter meetings. The Rev. Edward Patronize These and kitchen, were entirely reno­ new accident policy for men and On the committee in charge of candy—Mrs. P. Montgomery, Mrs. The Rev. John Scannell officiated. Vollmer, O.S.B., was present and vated in the summer months. women of ages 65 to 85. tickets are Ed Gatterer, Jack May, A. T. Codec, Mrs. Earl Harvey, George Matty acted as best man addressed the young people. He Sodality Elects Oficert and De Lor Barrett. The treasur- Mrs. R. Hunt, and Mrs. Owen Mc- and Miss Vera Fujaros, sister of also aided in the organization of It pays up to $500 if killed, up the sodality. to $50 a month for disability, up Members of the Blessed Virgin the bridegroom, was bridesmaid. Association Over 30 Years Old The couple will make their home This group will meet twice a COLORADO to $25 a month for hospital care sodality elected officers and made and "other benefits that so many plans for the current year at their in Pueblo. month, the second and fourth older people have wanted. first meeting. New leaders chosen On Oct. 7 Miss Caroline Val­ Wednesdays, and all will receive are: Prefect, Margaret Ellen Den­ 1st President’s Daughter dez of St. Mary’s parish, Colorado Communion in a body the first And the cost is only 1 cent a Sunday of each month. d a y — $3.65 a year! nison: secretary, Emma Comali; Springs, and Robert J, Vigil of SPRINGS Postal pays claims promptly: treasurer, Bernadine Ariano. Sis­ Sacred Heart parish, Alamosa, The next meeting will be held more than ■ one-quarter million ter Vianney is faculty sponsor of Directs St. Mary’s Alumnae were united in marriage in St. Oct. 25, and several committees Merchants ... They are aiding YOUR people have bought Postal pol­ the 97 members enrolled. Mary’s church, with the Rev. John will be formed. All young people icies. This special policy for older Resolutions were passed for the Scannell officiating. The matron of of the parish are irvited to attend Catholic press people is proving especially at­ group to attend daily Mass honor was Mrs. Bertha Valdez and these meetings and to become Through more than 30 of the held at the school Sunday, Oct. 8, active members. tractive. No medical examina­ in October and for a triduum of Abel Valdez was best man. Mr. 75 years St. Mary’s academy has was a feature of the year-long dia­ and Mrs. Vigil will make their tion— no agents will call. Masses and Communions Oct. 23 been functioning in Denver, the Card Club Is Feted mond jubilee celebration of St home in Alamosa. I Mrs. John Drake and Mrs. Smith SEND NO MONEY NOW. Just to 25. At the next meeting, plans St. Mary’s Alumnae association Mary’s. FOOTWEAR write us your name, address and will be made for the annual ob­ has been actively promoting the Miss Marguerite Marshall of St. Batchelor were hostesses to the servance of the Feast of the Im­ Thera was *ome alumnae action Ladies’ card club at a party held BEST IN QUALITY NEWEST IN age— the name, address and rela­ work of the school, and its faculty Marys, Kans., and Patrick Cline STYLE maculate Conception Dec. 8, when before 1908, but a green and of St. Mary’s parish, Colorado in St. Michael’s hall. tionship of your beneficiary— and moderator today is Sister Marie Barthel’s 41 Tears In the PihM Pesk Resioii black composition book recently we will send a policy for 10 days’ new members will be enrolled. Anthony Haberl, daughter of Mrs. Springs, were united in marriage Mrs. Lambert Burger and chil­ given to the academy by Mrs. dren of Eads spent several days in FREE INSPECTION. No obliga­ Clati Elections Held Fannie Darrah Haberl, who was at' 8 o’clock Mass Oct. 9. The Ice Cream THE VORHES SHOE CO George H. Williamson records the Rev. John Scannell officiated at the the home of Mrs. Lambert’s par­ WholetsI* snd BeUU tion. This offer limited, so write the first alumnae president in COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. Senior class officers elected for formal organization of the asso­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Leo Sterling. today. ______1908. The alumnae homecoming ceremony. the year include Charles Murphy, ciation 31 years ago. Mrs. Wil­ Mrs. Frank R. Conway was Mr. Burger and Jim Sterling Fine Candies president; William Atencio, vice liamson is the former Miss Allie hostess to the Sisters of Loretto motored to Meeker, where they will FISTULA IS A president; Wally Padia, secretary, McCallin of the S t Mary’s' class Saturday, Oct. 7, at a picnic din­ spend several days on a hunting W. B. BARTHEL, Proprietor and Margaret Ellen Dennison, of 1892. The minute book she has trip. ner at Crystola. 2S YEARS IN BUSINESS ALEY DRUG CO. TRIPLE THREAT treasurer. Junior leaders are Mar­ turned over to the school bears Mrs. Lester England has re­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoxsey Party Scheduled 131 North Tsjon St. Phon* Usin 351 guerite Hobeika, president; Daniel these words on its fly leaf: “ St drove to Denver Tuesday, Oct. 10, Specialists skilled in rectal dis­ turned after attending the funeral Fast Free Delivery Service Coco, vice president; Elsie Len- Mary’s Alumnae, Nov. 27, 1908,’ and spent the day on business. COLORADO SPRINGS, COLa orders state there are three dan­ of Mrs. Mary Horgan in Newport, zini, secretary, and Manuel Wil­ and on the first page is this ac­ R. I. Mrs. Horgan had frequently Mother Jerome, superior at Sa­ gers from neglected Fistula: (1) kins, treasurer. count of the first meeting: Main 250 Loss of bowel control, (2) Nervous visited Colorado Springs. cred Heart convent in Yankton, At k Catherine’s S. Dak., left Oct. 10 after soending diseases and general ill health cou­ “ A meeting of the graduates of Mrs. Mary McIntyre was hostess y. D. COLEMAN & CO. pled with lack of vitality due to St. Mary’s academy was held on to her contract bridge club last the past few days here visiting at Friday, Nov. 26, for the purpose Wednesday. The women were Thomas More hospital. P. O. Box 429 Telephone Main 812 pus poisoning, and (3) Serious ma­ (St. Catherine’s Parish) Artistic Memorials lignant growths. Knowing facts in The annual card party spon­ of reorganizing the alumnae. served a dessert course preceding Retail and fFhole$ale COLORADO SPRINGS time and taking proper treatment sored by the Altar and Rosary Josephine Woeber was chosen tem­ the bridge game. Quarries and Manofaetarcra IRON & METAL CO. would save many embarrassing society will be held in St. Cath­ porary chairman, and the folloW' Following a visit with Mrs. Featuring Colorado (Granite ing officers were elected for the Katherine McGill, her sister, Mrs. Forty Hours’ Is Wholesale Distributors and often tragic consequences. erine’s hall Thursday; Oct. 26, Phone Main 1144-W 213 W. Cimarron 8L Pipe— Valves— Fittings Actual institutional experience at 8 p. "m. Various prizes will be first year: Miss Fannie Darrah, W. D. Bryson of Castle Gate, COLORADO SPRINGS. COLORADO president; Lena Pulis, vice presi Utah, and her aunt, Mrs. M. E. Mining and Industrial Equipment has proved that, except in extreme given and refreshments will be Held in Stratton and Supplies cases, drastic treatment is not ad­ served. Tickets are 25 cents. Livingston of Denver, have re­ m- t ■■■s turned to their homes. 15 West Cncharrss Street visable. Get a FREE book offered At a meeting of the Young COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. -■■ by McCleary Clinic, 10-700 ETms M. J. Ryan has sufficiently re­ Stratton.— The Forty Hours’ de­ Ladies’ sodality Monday, Oct. 9, covered from an operation at St. votion opened at St. Charles’ Blvd., Excelsior Springs, Mo., Miss Mildred Doherty was ap­ which explains the conditions and Francis’ hospital to be removed church Sunday, Oct. 8, and closed pointed acting secretary in the to his home. with procession and Benediction shows how thousands have bene­ absence of Miss Helen Poitz, who Ideal Cleaners, Inc. fited through a mild corrective After a trip to California and Tuesday evening. Members of the is ill. Miss Barbara Bates was Yellowstone park, Mr. and Mrs. parish received Communion every 105 N. Tejon St. Phone Main 95 0. D. POTTS treatment that requires no hospi­ appointed vice prefect by acclama­ tal confinement. .Write above ad­ Walter Colburn and daughters morning. The sermon on Sunday Where the Charm of Newness tion to fill that office until the have returned home. evening was delivered by the Rev. Is Restored dress for Book and Patient Ref­ return of Miss Margaret Dunn, erence List mailed in plain en­ Miss Mary Roberts will leave Hubert Newell, diocesan superin­ Main 1343 223 E. Pikes Peak At*. who is attending nursing school. Oct. 16 for Chicago, where she tendent of Catholic schools; Colorado Springa, Colo. velope FREE and without obliga­ QUALITY The two appointments will remain tion. will be in the wedding party of a on the second night, by Father GRILL in effect until the end of the term former classmate Oct. 30. Michael Horgan of Hugo, and on or until the return of the elected Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Thomas are the closing night, by the Rev. Wil­ officeA. The sodality and the Chief I'heatre Bldg. Official Watch Inspector for C. R. 1. A P., expected shortly for a visit with liam J. Coyne-of Akron. A. T. A S. F., Union Pacific, D. & a G.. junior girls will receive Holy Mrs. Thomas’ sister, Mrs. John Fathers Newell and Henry J. Phone Main 19 Colo. Spring* and Denver and Salt Lake Railroada Invest your money safely in the ’ Pontifical Catholic Communion at the 7 o’clock Mass Adams. The Thomas home has Ernst drove Monday morning, S. McCaulley Jewelry Sunday, Oct. 15. Miss Barbara been in San Francisco, and when Oct. 9, to Cheyenne Wells, where UNIVERSITY ANNUITY BONDS Bates is taking care of the Blessed they come here thev will be en Father Newell visited at the Sa­ and Optical Co. Virgin’s ^Itar decorations for the route to their new nome in New cred Heart school. JEWELER AND WATCHMAKER 5% to 7% Interest for Life Mass. York city. On Wednesday, Oct. 18, the an­ RUTH’S OVEN 9 North Tejon For detailt writ* to The prefect and the committee nual St. Charles’ “ Harvest Festi­ Mrs. Norman Sample will enter­ Real Homemade Bread Rev. Father Ralph, SVD, INat’l Dir. of the sodality are making an ef­ tain her Thimble club at luncheon val” will be held. All indications Catholic University of Peking, 176 W. Adams St., Chicago, HL fort to invite every young woman Mr*. F annitt Darrah Haberl | Saturday. are' that the event will be just as Cake— Rolls— Pie in the parish to attend the So­ Pirate* Down Abbey Bears big a success as in the past year. 322 N. Tejon Phono HA. 1315 Shewmaker’s dality union’s rally at St. Francis dent; Letitia K. Gargan, treas­ The St. Mary’s high school Pi­ Father Ernst drove to 'Wray de Sales' Oct. 22. Any girls in urer; Allie McCallin Williamson, rates, coached by Dwight Refii, Thursday, Oct. 5, for the dedica­ Camera Shop terested in attending the rally are secretary.” defeated the Abbey school Bears tion of the new church. KODAKS HOME MOVIES requested to call Miss Florence Many items of importance are of Canon City, 19 to 7, on the Miss Agnes Dvorak, Taos, N White Kitchen KODAK FINISHING GtlwlicTfarEaftlllelfare Aifociatuin Kaltriter, GLendale 8268. recorded in this little book, which Fountain Valley school gridiron Mex., the daughter of Mrs. Thomas SO North Tejon Street Texan* Visiting Here carries down to May 28, 1910. Oct. 8. St. Mary’s will play at Dvorak, Stratton, visited -with her Pastry Shop Phono Main 960 Most Rev, Francis J. Spellman, D.O^ President Sportsman’s park in Colorado mother and other members of the COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHER Mr. and Mrs. H. Durst, Ft. The most valuable of all to the ITa Feature Fine Cakes and Rt. Rev. Msgr. James B. O’Reilly, Ph.D., National Secretary Worth, Tex., are visiting in Den­ academy is the complete list of Springs at 2:30 p. m. Sunday, family. On her way to Stratton Fancy Pastries Rev. John J. Corrigan, Assistant Secretary ver after spending the past few graduates from the first one in Oct. 22, against Pueblo Catholic she stopped in Denver to visit her CONVENIENTLY LOCATED weeks with relatives in Missouri the class of 1875 at old St. Mary’s high school. sister, Lillian. 15 N. Tejon 8L Phone Msin 3111 Zecha & Donlon and Chicago. Mrs. Durst was on California street, down to the formerly Mrs, Washburn of this first graduation class of new S t Conoro Service Station Great Worry parish. Mary’s on Pennsylvania. SISTERS ARE HONORED AT A cuisine such as you have The great worry these days for every missionary is his P.-T.A. Hold* Meeting Miss Ellen Kenehan, a member enjoyed in the finest res­ school. He must do everything to keep that school open. St. Catherine’s P.-T.A. met of the Machebeuf History club, Tuesday, Oct. 10, in the school has secured from Sister Mary RECEPTION IN CANON C IH taurants both east and west. Every reader can help him. Adopt one child. Five Dollars cafeteria, with the president, Mrs. Vivian Edelen an account of the foundation of St. Mary’s alumnae. will make it possible for the missionary to enroll another A. G. Winter, presiding. Plans Canon City.— (St. Scholastica’s Benedictine Sisters of that com­ NsTada At*, at Cschs la Pondr* were formulated for a dessert- Sister Mary Vivian is St. Mary’s child for six months. second oldest living teacher, and Academy)— The members of the munity. luncheon card party to be held home economics department were Swiss she was the first moderator of Cottage Renovatail Nov. 8 in the auditorium. Joseph hostesses at a student reception This reception also marked the the alumnae. Her record com­ V. Cook, assistant district attor­ honoring Mother Imelda of Chi­ official opening of the home eco­ pleted the account gpven by the NATIVE VOCATIONS PRAYER ney, addressed the group on the cago, Mother Jerome of Yankton. nomics cottage. It has been com­ Chalet COLE DRUG GO. minute book. Sister Vivian says The missionary in a foreign land Many are not able to help the executive section of the state gov­ S. Dak., and Sister Dorothy, also pletely redecorated and refur­ Next Door to West End Poet Office that at this first meeting there must do each day’s work as best he missions with money. However, we ernment. of Chicago. Mother Imelda, prior­ nished this year to facilitate a 117 E. Pikes Peak were representatives of every class 2812 W. Colorado Art. Phona 1083 can. He is thrill^ when he receives all can pray for the missions. Dur­ The Rev. Forrest Allen spoke ess of the Benediptine community more complete course. The re­ from 1881 to 1902. Colorado Springs .people into the Church, he is happy ing October remember the mission­ on the subject, “ The Rosary.’’ The in Chicago, is making an inspec­ decoration jf the cottage was COLOBADO SPRINGS. COLO. when his congregation increases. aries and their work in your devo­ eighth grade was awarded the at­ Planning the organization was tion tour of the missions estab­ made a class project. However, he must look ahead and tions and before the Blessed Sac­ tendance prize.* The seventh hard work for both the moderator lished by that community in Colo In charge of the home-making rament. grade was awarded the yearly and the first officers as there was rado, making St. Scholastica’s division this year is Mrs. Eva H. try to prepare the mission for thf RELIGIOUS ARTICLES years that are to come. party as a treat for the first 100 no complete record of the early academy, one of its schools, her Miller of Gunnison. Mrs. Miller AN ALTAR graduates on file. They drew up A beautiful Sick Call Set for 12 60. Thia would make a much appreciated irlfl The missionary must think of his per cent membership. 'The date headquarters during the month. uses the cottage plan in teaching Companion'* Leather Case containing Croaa 85e and others with Rotary and Medals If you are thinking of erecting a the list contained in the little 60c and 76c. "My Rotary*’ Case of fine calf with aeparate pocket for Rosary and successor. He realizes that he is of the next meeting is Nov. 14. Mother Jerome, prioress in Yank­ her classes, taking a small gn^oup memorial to your deceased we sug The Confraternity of Christian composition book by consulting ton, is in Canon City for the dedi­ of girls and aiding them in the change 76c. St. Christopher Pin for your car 60c. Ro«e and Lilly Bracelets 50c. only preparing the ground for Roaariet 86c up. Crucifix, of wooden compoaition. a beautiful work art. 12 inches gest an Altar. Your gift would Doctrine discussion club will meet the Convent Echo, the paper pub­ cation of the Thomas More hos­ planning, preparing, and serving for the wall, $1.00 and $1.60. those who come after him. He can­ supply a decent resting place for at the home of Mrs. Nettnin lished at that time by St. Mary’s, pital, which is conducted by the of a well-balanced meal. She also not forget that the Church expects Our Eucharistic King and your dC' Wednesday, Oct. 18, at 1 p. m. The and by consulting the graduates conducts classes in home-making OSGOOD’S him to train young men of his dis­ ceased would always be remem­ club met recently at the home of themselves. in the junior high and grammar WholetsI. lOS NO. TEJON ST. snd Retail COLORADO SPRINGS trict who will one day be priests. bered. The missionary can erect an Mrs. Henry Ptacek, 4506 Beach The first meeting was a tea school divisions and classes in sew­ These men will be his successors. Altar in his Chapel for. Fifty Dol court. and a card party, at which it was ing, needlework, and art-craft. lars. Dramatic Guild Our Divine Lord chose His decided to hold the meetings in Sodalists Meet Apostles from the people amongst the fall and the spring of the October, as the month dedicated COLORADO SPRINGS PAINT CO. whom He worked. The Apostles in SUPPORT A*MISSIONARY year. to the Holy Rosary, was the turn ordained men in each of the Twenty-five Dollars will support Newmanites Elect Before the organization of the subject of the sodality meeting fc»r places they preached. This has been a missionary for one month. By alumnae in 1908, the early grad­ Launches Season held Oct. 4. It was conducted by that we mean he can live and do the policy of the Church all uates had sponsored homecomings Rita Balagna, chairman of Our All Kinds of Paint and Glass the ordinary work around his Lady’s commitee, who suggested through the centuries. In our At Springs Meet similar to that held at the academy mission. < on Sunday. The president of St. Colorado Springs.— A meeting different methods by which the 2U \i North Tejon Sl Main 741 own country, the first priests came Mary’s alumnae today is Mrs in the main ballroom of the Ant­ Blessed Virgin may be imitated. from Europe. Gradually this A MISSAL Colorado Springs.— At the an­ John Rae, formerly Miss Lucille lers hotel Monday night, Oct. 9, The sodalists agreed that the most changed, and today most of our The Missal is the large book used nual business meeting and break­ Dunn, who was graduated from the launched the fall season of the fitting way to honor her would priests are native Americans. at Mass. Many of our missionaries fast Sunday, Oct. 8, after 9 o’clock academy in 1920. Catholic Dramatic guild. On the be to say the Rosary in a group. EIVROLL NOW The Church wishes to do the need new Missals. One can be pur­ Mass, the Newman club elected the Fr. Newell Gire* Sermon program for that night was a com­ This was accordingly moved and same in the Near East. The mis­ chased in the Near East for Ten following officers for the coming “ This occasion constitutes a trib­ edy, Cornin’ 'Round the Mountain, nassed by the members. Lorraine sionary bishops are encouraging Dollars. year: President, Hillard Kala- ute to you’- .school, which this year which was presented under the Fackler, prefect for the present BLAIR BUSINESS COLLEGE, Inc. many young men to study for the maya, Denver; vice president, celebrates 75 years of service to direction of Mrs. Elinor Jackson year, presided. Betty De Longchamp, Colorado Phone Main 1160 Colorado Springs, Colo. Holy Priesthood. There are voca­ g r e g o r Tan” m a s s e s the cause of religion in Colorado Gray. Members appearing in the Miss Lila O’Boyle of Denver Springs; treasurer, Bernard tions, but they must be' developed. Write for a copy of our pamphlet and the Rocky Mountain area,” sketch were Elise O’Connell Dodd, presented/115 books to the acad­ on Gregorian Masses. It tells of the Payne, Chicago; secretary. Miss said the Rev. Hubert Newell, dioce­ Palmer Challela, Margaret Ann emy library. These include pro­ These students must be educated Patsy Buntz, Shenandoah, la. Miss and trained in the spiritual life. ancient custom of offering a Mass san superintendent of schools, in his Gaughan, Vincent Micci, Jennie fessional books for the use of the ■'-;i- ■, every day for thirty days for one Mary Haney of Colorado Springs sermon at the alumnae homecom­ Conway, and J. Franklin Sullivan. teachers and copies of various During the time of study and train­ and Patrick Fitzgerald of Denver ing, they must be supported. who is deceased. This pamphlet is ing Mass in the academy chapel The guild will present the comedy, classics. \ free. were named to the advisory board, You Can’t Take It With You, at A musical ^ amateur hour was We need a Hundred Dollars a Sunday morning. NEWTON'S and Barbara Ann Lewis of Colo the Fine Arts center in late No­ given Sunday ievening, Oct. 8, for year for each student in the Major “ Some there are who evaluate FOR OUr V e MBERS rado Springs is the retiring presi­ schools on the beauty or grandeur vember for the benefit of the guild’s the students and faculty members Newton Lumber and Mfg. Company Seminary. Here he must spend six The missionaries offer Fifteen dent. Hosts for the breakfast of their buildings, or the perfeC' Christmas fund for needy children. by St. Cecilia’s Music club. Those Lumbering Along Since 1872 years, after which ho is ordained a Thousand Masses every year for were Charles De Longchamn, tion of their equipment. We know Mrs. George Durre is president taking part were Margaret Ker- priest. We ask our readers to help COIORADO SPRINGS ' COLORADO our members. These Masses are Frank Conway, and T. H. Eining, that the mark of a school is greater of the guild. Members of the board mode, Eleanor Ryan, Betty Gjel- us. Perhaps you can see a young for the living and the deceased. than this; it is measured by the of directors are Mr. and Mrs. lum, Marian Seldin, Ruth Skog- man through the Major Seminary contribution of the school to the Frank Cusac, Mrs. Malcolm John­ lund, Rosemarie Zegob, Ruby GU- — Six Hundred Dollars. Some peo­ A CHALICE social, the cultural, the civic, the son, Mrs. Ruth Mitchell Burns, ray, Beverly Huber, and Betty TH E VILLAGE INN ple could afford to give One Hun­ Ten dollars will purchase _ religious life of the community. Mrs. Elinor Jackson Gray, Mr. and Jane Rider. dred Dollars and support a stu­ Donovanites to 217 E. Pikes Peak Ave. Vera Seresa, Owner Chalice in the Near East. Give one In this light, the contribution of Mrs. Chester B. Horn, Joseph Mur­ “ Personality and Charm” is the dent for a year. Ten Dollars will Noted in the Pikes Peak Regfion for Its fine foods, courteous in memory of your parents. St. Mary’s is great indeed. ray, and William O’Brien. theme of the new class that has take care of him for a month. service, home-like atmosphere, and moderate prices. Hold Hayride “ Three-quarters of a century is been instituted for the benefit of Help the Church to prepare PLEASE ANSWER a comparatively long time in the the students of the academy. Per­ W e Specialise in Charcoal Broiled Steaks and Seafood these young men, who one day will We wrote to some of our mem­ Dinners , The Donovan club of St. Philo- short history of the West. By Auxiliary to Hold sonal development in character work among their own people. bers about ten days ago. This is COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. mena’s parish is arranging a hay- your interest, your enthusiasm, St. and manners is : tressed. Enrich­ the only letter they will receive Mary’s shpu'd be stimulated to ing 1 tr Life, written by Sister from us for another year. We ride for its next party Wednes­ day, Oct. 25, it was announced at take up its burden with renewed Mary Virginia of Chicago, has DUES asked then» to renew their mem­ hope for greater success in the fU' Card Party Oct. 16 been chosen as ttie textbook in this One dollar a year is all we ever bership. If you heard from us, Wednesday’s gathering in St. The Heyse Sheet Metal Works Philomena’s school. ture. Please God, its traditions in new course. The class is conducted ask from our members. please answer. the future should be counted by The fourth annual card party weekly by Sister Margaret Mary, INCORPORATED The club and guests saw films of centuries.” of the De La Salle auxiliary will principal of the school. the 1938 "Notre Dame-Southem be held Monday, Oct. 16, at 8 p. Skyline drive was used as the Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Work S«nd til communications ta California game Wednesday Reader Expresses Thanks m., at the Mullen home for boys, academy picnic grounds for the 21t North Wobor Street Phone 1 Main 5H through the courtesy of the Den­ A reader of the Denver Catholic Ft. Logan road. Transportation «everal fall beefsteak fries and COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. GithoHc ^car Bast lOelfare Assodatkm ver Notre Dame club. Register wishes to express thanks will be furnished from the Engle­ wiener roasts. The seniors acted Details of the arrangements for for a favor received through the wood car line. Admission is 35 as hostesses on these occasions and A9 0 Uxington Ava. at 4€th St. Naw Yark. N. Y. the party Oct. 25 will be pven to intercession of Mother Seton and cents. Refreshments will be served led group singing after the suppers members by mail and phone. to Sacred Heart. and prizes awarded. had been served. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Thursday, Oct. 12, 1939 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE SEVEN RANGERS TANGLE WITH ROCKHURST SUNDAY Blue jays, Cardinals Meet Saturday HOUDINI IS NEEDED TO SL Mary s Drops Powerful Missouri 3 Poinls Again ABBEY, ST. MARY’S MEET UNTANGLE PREP RACE Trinidad Team Eleven Undefeated Boost N. D. Trio IN W ALSENBURG SUNDAY Canon City.—What looms as one Amaya, who was standing in the Almost as far from solution at Cathedral’s Bluejays are per­ Walsenburg.— Th« veteran Cru­ A pair of “ dem golden slip­ of the classics in the Southern end zone. Smith, 220-pound tackle, this stage of the race as it was be­ haps out of the race, but they are saders carrying St. Mary’i high pers” will be the Denver Notre Colorado Catholic grid loop this booted a perfect placement through fore the first game had been far from the point where they In Season’s Gaines Dame club’s gift to Elmer Lay- season will take place Sunday af­ the uprights for a 13-point lead. school colors continued their win­ can’t put the top-notch clubs down den’s field-goaling Irish if three- ternoon, Oct. 16, at Walsenburg, Again in the final period the Bull­ played, the 1939 parochial league ning ways here Sunday, Oct. 8, football race continues to be an the defeat hatch. They have yet point victories continue to boost where Abbey’s Colden Bears will dogs, using a .series of trick plays, enigma to Denver prep followers. to play, among others, the Regis when they won a 26-to-6 victory Regis, With Veteran Line, Expects to Give In­ U.S.C. special train ticket sales take the field against the strong which, no doubt, came from Coach What is more, the contest Satur­ Reds and St. Joseph’s, both of over the Holy Trinity Tigers of here. St. Mary’s Crusaders of the George Grosvenor’s long experi­ In the Purdue opener it was Southern city. day afternoon between the Cathe­ whom have an excellent chance to Trinidad in a Southern Colorado ence as a pro player, battered the dral Bluejays and the Annuncia step to the head of the class if St. vading Aggregation Busy Afternoon Johnny Kelleher and Saturday it Unbeaten in two league starts, weary Bruins down the field until Catholic league football game. The tion Cardinals on the Regis college Francis’ shows the least sign of was Harry Ste the Crusaders will enter the game Gottula plunged over for the final field at 2:30 will do little toward cracking. Saturday might be Ca­ victory placed the Crusadert on In North Side Stadium venson, lean as favorites over the Canon team score of the tilt. The try for goal uncovering the probable cham' thedral’s day on the Re^s grid­ top of the loop etandinge with left-half from because of the large number of was wide. pion, for the very good reason iron. The Bluejays might be two wins and no losses. Bloomfield, N. veterans on the Walsenburg club. The Abbeyites got new life near that both teams are tied for last marked as a slight favorite over St. Mary’s had little trouble in Sunday Intercollegiate football—long a dream in Den­ J., who toed The Gold and Blue outfit whipped the end of the game and advanced place with two defeats apiece. the Annunciation scrappers. pushing over four touchdowns, ver— will become a reality this Sunday when Regis college one through the Pueblo Catholic high’s Shamrocks, goalward in a sustained drive, with The scoreless tie games played Valiant Mustangs one in the first period, when Mur­ and Rockhurst college of Kansas City, Mo., clash at Regis required space 12 to 0, then marched wn to hand Joe Murphy, Bruin flash, carrying last week by Mullen home and phy bounced over from the 4-yard to make it 17- the Tiger pack of Holy Trinity the leather, but the advance was stadium at 2:30 p. m. to-14. The three Regis and the Holy Family and Hold Big Reds line; another in the second stanza high a 26-to-6 drubbing last Sun­ halted on the Centennial 16-yard The game between the two Jesuit rivals is an experi­ points gave the day. "St. Joseph’s teams were excellent With a hard-charging front wall when Komaroski broke through stripe by the timer’s gun. the Tigers’ defense and slanted ment from both a financial and an athletic point of view. If Irish their ninth The Bears have not fared so well games to watch, but they served in front and Buzz Coggins and Jim win in the se­ Murphy, Bruin captain, was a only to confuse further the already off tackle for 20 yards, and two the game is a financial success, Regis will go forward with to date, losing their opener to Wal­ constant thorn in the Bulldog’s Nichols hammering from behind, ries’ ten starts senburg high, 12 to 0, then trounc­ snarled prep. situation. In the the big Reds of Regis had the more in the final period on long confidence in scheduling several Sunday games next year. If, paw, as he gave a brilliant exhibi­ passes from Richard Vigil to against an un­ ing little Fowler, 21 to 0, only to former game, Regis -seemed to be tough little Mullen Mustangs on from an athletic standpoint, the rejuvenated Rangers play the scouted, unsung tion of ball carrying. The block­ the more powerful club and un the ropes several times when the Komoroski. One heave was good take another one on the chin Satur­ ing of Fullback “ Moon” Mooney, for 45 yards, while the other strong Kansas City eleven a hard game, or win, then such G eorgia Tech day night, Oct. 7, when the heavy doubtedly would have won if a two teams met Oct. 5. It was the Stevenson together with his defensive game lone “ break” had come its way. traveled 35 yards through the strong clubs as Loyola of Los An- team that was Centennial Bulldogs ran over three splendid Mullen line, fired by Mike more ramble and that of “ Bones” Costigan and In the other tilt, which was more Griego, a tackle on defense and a ozone. geles, San Francisco U., St. Bene­ touchdowns for a 19-to-O win. In­ Dom Chiaro, was the highlight of evenly contested, both from the de­ The Holy Trinity team made its dict’s of Atchison, Kans., and St. than wreck. juries and sickness have hovered fullback on offense, which finally Stevenson, senior punting ex- the battle. Smith was the immov­ fensive and offensive points of set the brakes when the Jesuit lone entry into touchdown land Ambrose’s of Davenport, la., will mm around Bradley field regularly in able object on the Red line, while s pert running as a reserve for “J3ul- view, the teams showed some of eleven came dangerously close to in the third period, when Canto be invited to Denver for games the past three weeks, but a ray of Gotulla, Johnson, and Douglas car­ intercepted a Crusader pass and next year. iet Bob” Sagfgau, was unwrapped hope glimmered Tuesday, when it the fire that goes with a champion that last white line. The Mullen Elmer Layden in 1937 before ried the brunt of the Centennial ship eleven, but neither had the ran 35 yards for a/score. Regis athletics have been ad­ was found that “ Ozzie” Halderman home team had a few opportunities a South Bend crowd that included offensive drive. final punch that is equally essential. to go on the offensive, but all of vancing by leaps and bounds until would again be able to join the The game played by the light but The Annunciation Cardinals the Rangers are once again on the ST. [ 200 Denverites, who were amazed team. Halderman was injured a them were scotched by the heavy scrappy Bruins brought words of have been playing good foot­ threshold of major college compe­ by Pitt’s 19-to-6 explosion. Last few days before the Bears’ open­ Regis forward wall. season, Stevenson’s 31 punts aver­ praise from the large crowd that ball thus far this season; tition. When Regis returned to ing game, but is in good shape attended the fracas, as well as from Bulldogs, Tigers Play Open Game St. Clara’s continued its win­ aged 38.1 yards, and his booting and will probably see action Sun­ t^eir occasional lack of an K J F G . I l i i football in 1935 the Rangers re ning ways in the Junior Parochial Southern Colorado sports scribes. The battle between St. Joseph’s experience made a 29-yard angle day in the injured Dujmovic’s end yaerial defense in the St ceived one decisive whipping after league by turning back St. Philo- ■'Francis’ game is discounted Bulldogs and the Holy Family another, reaching an all-time low kick appear easy Saturday. position. Tigers featured much “ wide stuff” mena’s, 7 to 0, in a game Satur­ As the Irish clear their high Having lost that game by a.l3-to-7 when Kearney and Grand Junction day, Oct. 7. The orphans were The Crusaders have a veteran score, they went into their next by both clubs. Little Ted Schia- Junior college defeated them, by hurdles on the 1939 schedule, aggregation which gdves every op­ vone, St. Joseph’s halfback, did pusl ed all the way by the hard- ticket sales move to higher levels game with the Regis Reds with scores of 76 to 0 and 64 to 6. fighting losers, but had enough ponent a busy 48 minutes of foot­ soihe of the prettiest running seen for the Denver N. D. club’s special ball. In Komoroski and Vigil the plenty of fight and, even if they It has been a long pull from scoring punch whe. the opportun­ were thoroughly beaten, 24 to “ thus far in the league race, but those dark days, but Regis defi­ train via Union Pacific to the Irish- boys from the coal country have a when the “ clutch” came neither Grand Junction. — The local ity arose. Danny English, St. Trojan battle in South Bend Nov. they demonstrated that a little nitely is back on the winning road, Clara’s star left halfback, after passing combination that is hard he nor his mates could pierce the Knights ■ of Columbus, who are 25. This week’s game is with the to stop. team can go down fighting if it and if the Rangers, though not so playing a brilliant game while he touchdown area. Schiavone gave sponsoring the football squad of marksmen from Southern Metho­ must go down. strong as they will be later in the was in the fray, fractured his left This will mark the opening Cathedral’s Bluejays, on the a fine exhibition of darting into St. Joseph’s school, have bought season, play Rockhurst a hard, dist U. Southern Colorado Catholic league holes that closed as quickly as new suits for the boys who are elbow and will probably be lost to Football fans seem to like the other hand, have the weight and close game, then Regis can look his team for the remainder of the game for the Bears. they opened, and more than once under the management of the Rev. triple-threat combination that in­ the, talent found on winning clubs forward to a big-time schedule in season. Big Reds Tame but they certainly are not being he brought gasps of wonder with Joseph Kane and are coached by 1940 with confidence. cludes the Notre Dame club for short runs in a broken field. The Hamilton Walker of Mesa junior St. Louii W im , 7 to 0 sponsorship, the Union Pacific for Golden Bears used to advantage after the referee The Regps team that faces the ^ St. Louis’ grade school eleven Holy Family line staved off an college. special train equipment, and Cot­ Playing a bang-up game against blows his whistle. The Jays played undefeated Rockhurst eleven Sun­ of Englewood added another vic­ mediocre ball in the first half of almost certain touchdown by St The following boyr are on the day will give Denver fans who have trell’s for reservation service. The the heavy and well-groomed Cen­ Joseph’s in the second half. tory to the one they scored over Denver N. D. club has secured the the game they lost to Holy Family squad; Andy Williams, Clarence not seen the Rangers in action this St. Vincent de Paul’s team, 33 to tennial Bulldogs, the Bruins went team by a 19-to-2 score, but after Johnny O’Hayre of the Holy Prinster, George Arcieri, Leland year a thrill. The line, composed only alumni-section tickets avail­ down fighting, 19 to 0, Saturday Family team took a lateral from 6, by scoring a 7-to-O win over St. able to this region for its special. TAXI-TOWN FABLES the intermission began to show Erskine, Russell St. John, Robert mostly of veterans, averages 192 Catherine’s. under the arcs at Pueblo. their true power. When it was all Boyle, a wingnian, after Boyle had Hugenot, Raymond Huerta John pounds, and is expected to hold With the big red club using two Because Joe Bannister nabbed a surprise pass from Frank The Englewood pigskinners Irish-Trojan Film had to be out of town so over, however. Cathedral was out Rivera, Leo Prinster, Lloyd Peters. the heavier Rockhurst forwards pushed across the last white line teams, one averaging 188 pounds in the cold— a big team, a powerful Alioto, center, late in the contest, Joe Blossoms, Joe Vetre, James even. The Rangers have three fine Showing Limited and the other about 175, the little much on business trips, his in the first quarter for their margin wife, Elsie, began cam­ team, a team with talented boys The play had all the color of Bennett, John Bennett, James sets of backs whose only drawback A letter from Notre Dame Bears, who weigh in at only 155 of victory over St..Catherine’s. St. paigning for Two Cars in but not a team witlr^ concerted Southwest “ razzle-dazzle,” but St Beckley, Janero Salas, Harold is lack of enough experience. But authorities to the Denver N. D. this season, gave the Pueblo team Joseph’s stiffened on its own 25 Louis’ is playing independent ball the Garage. Joe knew drive, one that plays 48 minutes Osborn, Robert Dolan, Louis the backs are developing swiftly, club this week indicated that Lay­ a hard fight, and the score does not yard line and the threat was past. this year because of a dispute over from his travel experiences of every ball game. The Cathe Schorn, Louis Acquilla, George and it may be that they will be den and his assistants would soon indicate the type of game played. the eligibility of two players. The how much a car costa— not dral club ran into just such a “ 48' LEAGUE STANDINGS Lancaster, Francis Willers, Joseph ready for the visitors. If so, the need the 1938 Trojan-Irish films to Taking the opening kickoff, the team is coached by “ Lefty” Rior- so much the initial cost ai minute” team the next week when TEAM— W L T Pet. TP OP Garlitz, John Cadez, Phillip Gar­ game is a tossup. re’view last year’s mistakes in the Abbey marched from its own 20 St. Francit'...... ^ 2 0 1.000 19 dan, with Joe Young and Red the upkeep. it clashed with the Fransalian cia, Ernest Simonetti, Dominic “ Wild” Bill Clary, the 195- 13-to-O game that lost the na­ yard stripe to Centennial’s 30 on St. Joseph 's..^ 1 .750 18 Wendling as assistants. “ Listen, doll baby,” he eleven. St. Francis’, of course, ran Regia...... 1 .750 24 Simonetti, John Abramo, and Sam pound siege gun at left half, dem­ a aeries of five first downs. Withj tional title for the Irish. said. “ You can call a off with the bacon, clearly outplay­ Holy Family—... 1 .600 25 Abramo. onstrated Saturday when the Ran­ A few open dates remain for a first and ten on the docket, a bad ing its rivals to score a 6-to- Mullen home.... 1 .600 7 gers stomped on Adams State, 9 to Denver organizations that •wish to pass from center bounded back to Checker Cab whenever Annunciation.... 0 .000 14 you need a car. You’ll get triumph. Cathedral...... 0 .000 2 25 0, that he is all he is claimed to be. the midfield stripe, from where the arrange screenings of the slow- safe chauffeuring by ex­ Although nursing a bruised leg, Homecoming to motion films. They are used on 16 Bruins were forced to punt. To­ Clary reeled off over 100 yards mm. projectors. Groups desiring ward the end of the first half Burg- pert drivers. You’ll hava no worry about car re­ Regis Luncheons in running plays and also ran 65 film dates are requested to call land, Bulldog fullback, plung^ pairs. You’ll have prompt yards and 25 yards for touch­ TA. 2269 or MA. 8111. If neces­ over to score from his own two- downs that were called back be­ yard line. The kick was wide and service. And we’ll have a Begin on Nov. 3 sary, the N. D. club will provide lot more money in the cause of holding on the Regis line. projector and screen. the Reds left the field with a 6- There are innumerable other to-0 lead. bank.” ift to Boggio s ■"^lathedral Alumni association In the third stanza Gottula Call the Number— potential stars among the large "Get There" squad of Regis backs. Don Kelley, will begin its 11th annual home­ FORTY HOURS’ DEVOTION rifled a perfect pass to End Jack the 200-pound Loveland luminary, coming celebration Friday, Nov. 3, Week of Oet. 15: Denver, McCarthy, who fell on the six-yard The Regis college football post­ has been shifted to left half and at Oscar Malo, Jr., Memorial hall. line. On the next play Go’ttula mortem luncheon has been shifted St. Patrick’i; La Junta, St. TA 2233 last Saturday showed great prom­ The three-day observance will heaved another short pass to DEPENDABLE. SAFE, ECONOMICAL from the Denver Dry Goods com­ ise. Another left half, Frank Gran- open with pep rallies in the after­ Patrick’*; Stratton, St. pany tea room to Boggio’s Rotis- itz, is the best kicker on the squad, noon and evening. Cathedral Charle* Borromeo’s. St. Au- Six Denver Orphanages serie, and a large crowd is ex­ an excellent passer, and a fine alumni are especially urged to be guitine’* at Antonito and St. CHECKER CABS pected to attend the grid gabfest Cared for 956 Children runner. Hank Klemchuk and How­ present for the evening rally. Francis of Assisi’s at Castle at Boggio’s Monday, Oct. 16, when ard Pffefer are at fullback; John Saturday evening, in preparation Six orphanages financed by ED DUNDON, Manager this Sunday’s Rockhurst college McGee, a veteran; Bob Ingalls, and for the “ big g;ame” between Ca­ Rock may have 13 Hours’ ex­ the Denver Community Chest NEW LOW ZONED RATES game will be reviewed by Assist position of the Blessed Sacra­ John Dietrich are three good half­ thedral high and the St. Joseph’s provided care for 956 chil­ No Lower Rate! in Denver ant Coach Harry Ebding. backs, and the quarterback spot Bulldogs, alumni and students will ment instead of the 40 Hours'. dren in the past year. The luncheon will begin at is well handled by “ Bones” Hamil­ gather on the Cathedral campus 12:05 in a private dining-room at ton, Joe Marranzino, and Ed for a huge bonfire and rally, Boggio’s and will close at '’ 2:55. Tucker. Klemchuk excels in pass­ The football game will be played The price of the meal is 50 cents ing; Pfeffer hits the line harder Sunday afternoon. per person, and there are no other than any of the backs; Dietrich, An alumni ball will be held in Enjoy the savory delights of new foods! Kext Thursday charges. Marranzino, and Ingalls are sharp Malo hall Sunday evening follow­ OCT. 19 Sixty attended the first post­ blockers, and Tucker is a speedster ing the game. Tickets, at 50 cents mortem at the Denver tea room who specializes in pass-snagging. per couple, are now on sale. Reser­ Discover interesting ways to serve them. after the New Mexico Normal What Regis does against Rock- vations may be made by telephon­ game, and there were 40 at the hurst depends largely on the backs. ing John Cervi, EMerson 0648, or ST. JOE'S FALL FESTIVAL luncheon on Monday of this week, for the line undoubtedly can take the Cathedral rectory, MAin 0233. when the Adams State fray wa.s care of itself. Jim Carroll, at cen­ Parish Hall, West 6th and Calapago discussed. At Monday’s meeting. ter, is a three-letter man; Chet Our Lady of Yiefory 1940 DeLuxe For dor Awarded Saturday, Oct. 21 Head Coach Kelly gave a report Borelli and Fred Corbett are vet­ on his scouting expedition to Kan­ eran gmards, and a third guard, sas City, where he saw a strong Ed De Stefano, all-city from Chi­ Holy Namo Men Plan Rockhurst colege team play. cago, is a dream. Harold Horvat, 200-pound thunderbolt in the line; Communion Breakfast CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING j Vance Neighbors, and Frank Dix Daniels and Fishen give the Rangers power at the Immediately after the 7 :30 Mass tackles, and Chet Sodowski, Frank Sunday, Oct. 15, the members of Carson's Jagodnik, and Fred Bersano are the newly organized Holy Name so­ Classified Ads excellent ends. Actually, Regis has ciety of Our Lady of Victory y It will pay you to read ALL of the following advertuementa. a second-string line almost as chapel at West 12th avenue and strong as the starting forwards. Uuiatilla street will meet for break­ Are Rockharit Undefeated fast and a short business session. Officers of the society are Sera- DRUG STORES PRINTING Rockhurst, undefeated in three pio Miera, president; Eloy Lucero, HUTCHINSON’S PHARHACV games, will bring a flock of sup­ Wedding Announcements, Calling Cards, Equipping vice president; Jacob De Baca, sec­ 33rd Annua Your Naborhood Druegiat Personal Stationery, and all Commercial porters from Kansas City on a Pbona SPruca 0588 700 So. Pc irl Printing. Free Street Guides. RODGERS retary, and Julio Martinez, treas­ PRINTING CO.. 611 14th S t KE. 4054. special train for the clash. JAMES HUTCHINSON urer. The Kansas Citians, coached by Starting in November, the meet­ KIMSEY & CO. HOME FOR SALE DINING ROOMS Frank Hood, former Iowa State ing date and general Communion Estate Sales and Rentals)(Real S t Vincent de Paul parish, S. Josephine all-Big Six end, employ the same day for the men will be the second MORTGAGE LOANS S t, 1 H story red brick, full finished base­ formations on both offense and Sunday of each month. 308' S. Pearl (Near Theater) ment. laundry room, den, metal garage. and K IT C H E N S defense as does their mentor’s FOOD Close church, schools. Under 84,600. PE. 4638 PEarl 8782. alma mater. This year the Rock­ hurst Hawka have their best team WANTED—FURNITURE MATTRESS RENOVATING o f LEADING in several years. They defeated Loras college of Dubuque, la., 17 WANTED - Houaehold furniture, old cloth­ SPECIAL PRICE FOR LIMITED TIME ing, pictures, kitchen utenaila, -etc. The to 6; Central Missouri, 13 to 0, MATTRESSES CUSHIONED WITH HOSPITALS and SHOW Denver Deanery’s Benefit Shop. Cail TAbor and William Jewel, 19 to 13. The 2016. 1835 i.awrence .trect QUALITY INNER SPRINGS. NEW COVERS, FELTED. CARDED, 86.46. Missourians used three full teams ONE-DAY SERVICE. MATTRESSES HOTELS INSTITUTIONS against William Jewel last Friday RENOVATED, NEW COVERS. 82.46 night, when Coach Dave Kelley NEWHOUSE HOTEL MOUNTAIN STATES MATTRESS CO., 2166 15TH ST. TA. 0982. NOW IN PROGRESS IN THE SHADOW of Colorado’a tieau- watched them perform for three tiful capitol Colfax at Grant. Denver. FOR SALE quarters. Colo. Rockhurst started its second 6 room modern cottage. 2 car garage, hot CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS HOME, Throughout team against William Jewel and water heat, H block from S t John’s 1772 Grant Pleaaant home for girla. 82.800.00. 447 Josephine, PE. 7416. the latter aggregation rolled up a FURNACES AND GRATES the West 13-to-O lead in the first quarter. ROOM WANTED The Hawks’ first string, however, Visit the 29 Booths Featuring FURNACES INSTALLED « REPAIRED soon erased that margin and went H H York. 627 E Exposition PEarl 2218 BUSINESS WOMAN wants com­ on to an easy victory. fortable room, breakfast in private FLOWERS Write for Although there is no basis of home, Cathedral parish, near car comparison between the two Demonstrations of Quality Foods. Holland bulbs, peonies, dwarf perennial line. KE. 5480. Particular! KE. 3126 phlox Lieb’s, 2601 Quitmin. teams, the curbstone critics are SILK HOSIERY installinp; the Kansas City aggre­ R i o u l ^ d e ROOM AND BOARD gation in the favored role and Cortlctflll Silk Hosiery wear better, cost 15th and Stout Streets forecast that the Denver Jesuit IT i I a I s e c o n d 277 S. Pearl: room, board, care elderly less. Priced 79c, 85c and $1.00 a pair. We f t ie I SANTA FE lady, reasonable. S t Francis de Sales mend hosiery. Denver Umbrella Shop. 616- in Denver team will bow by at least one Parish. 15th St. touchdown. FOOTBALL-SUNDAY GAME-OCTOBER 15, 1939-REGIS STADIUM-KICKOFF AT 2:30 P. M.

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• -W.’i'/-’' 1,- 1 -iJ. PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Oct. 12, 1939 HAVE FAITH BonUer Stalnb THREE WIN PRIZES IN BICYCLE jlplil liv EUROPEAN TRAVELERS SPEAK to En-Ar>Co (JfcpuitN Oil). It't btlpfid teat o( toouttndt ctt QUICK rtlitf from BACKACHI CONTEST AT GRAND JUNCTION ^ ^ V • AT PUEBLO P.-T.A. SESSION (dut to muMultr tlrtio), tprtlnt, itiffnftt. touKuUr pftlDt tad tobei of (ttiguo and •xpoturt- dmplt nturtlfU. It'i grtad tld'*. keep t Grand Junction.— In a contest i pressed her surprise at the rapid Pueblo.—r (Sacred Heart Par­ Pingatore were guest speakers. Inttle handy. Alt dni(fltt& Hoior Fomilress Durango dquires RATIONAL BXICBDT CO. NSW T O li sponsored by Wiseman’s club jrrowth of Grand Junction, the ish)— The P.-T.A. met at the Both young women spent the sum­ I to promote safety among Grand many new business buildings, new school Oct. 4, with a good attend­ mer vacationing in Europe. Miss Boulder.— (ML St. Gertrude’s Junction bicycle riders, three of. homes, and the many other im­ Durango. — The C olum bian ance. Mrs. Verlengia, president, Ducy spoke on “ The Religious St. Joseph’s school students were provements. Squires enjoyed an overnight out­ reported an increase in enrollment as v.a Academy) — The seniors gave a Background of Europe,’’ and Miss prize winners: Donald Tebedo, Mrs. Wm, Sullivan entertained ing at Mark Cummins’ cabin on since the opening of school. Miss Pingatore spoke on “ Europe Two I 21 arti^ rgllfim trti tiltli m program Wednesday evening, Oct. IHRRBIIilTI I viDean, Junction. Mrs. Kelly was a pioneer es.ses and presided over tea tables. family. Mr. Allen is with the been in failing health, for some receive Holy Communion in a and Sheila O’Flannagan. resident of Grand Junction, but The Daily Sentinel carriers were regular U. S. army, with which he time. His wife and four children body. ROOFING 2 1 XMAS CARDS $ Elinor Thomas, Mary and has made her home in Denver for guests of Walter Walker, pub­ served in the Villa insurrection on were present when he died. Mr. The Holy Name society of this COMPANY Loretta O’Donnell, Marta Chase, the past several years. She ex- lisher, at a luncheon at La Court the U. S. border, and in the World Kirkmeyer was born in 1872 in parish will have seventh place in Order today to be lent Betty Oliver, and Imogene Sulli­ hotel Saturday, Oct. 7. St. Joseph war. The visitors are from Gov­ Bavaria and came to the United the parade Sunday, Oct. 15. Louis EQUITABLE BLDG. DENVER you by Dec. let. Write to van were the guests of Eleanor students present were Oliver Hall, ernor’s island in New York. States with his parents when he Chiariglion, grand marshal of the Surline at her home in Laramie, circulation d ep a rtm en t; Mesa Postmaster M. J. Brennan left was nine years old. Besides his parade, hopes to have all the par­ REV. FATHER RALPH Wyo., over the weekend. county carriers, Albert Simonetti, Thursday, Oct. 5, to attend the wife and children, he is survived ish men present. Boys and Young Men St Mary’s Draws John Abramo, Bobby Dolan, Jerry 176 W. Adame St. CHICAGO ! Betty Jane Allyn, Nancy Jeanne postmasters’ convention in Wash­ by three brothers and a sister. Supper Plan* CompUta Wishing to bs Priests or Brothers to Dolan, George Schorn, Paul Hu Miller, Mary Coletta Chamberlin, ington, D. C. He plans to attend The children are David V. Kirk­ All plans for the ham supper the Order of St Camillus may write Mary Jane and Edith Kelly, and ber; street sales boys. Dean Al- the World’s fair in New York meyer, employed in the post office to be held on Oct. 26 have been beyta, Albert Albeyta, Arthur to the ReT. Father Superior* St Betty Jane Dutton spent the week­ city and to visit relatives in Con- in Boulder; Ted K. Kirkmeyer, completed and the chairmen of the Do CamlUus M onastery. 1611 So. S6tb Ii end in Denver; Bobby Lou Meigh Place for Rally Santistevan, and Frank Lopez. norsville, Ind. Helena, Mont., manager of a num­ various committees have been at Mt. Morrison, and Virginia The Columbus day dinner given Mrs. Steve Mullin, who under­ ber of theaters; Mrs. P. S. Brady, appointed as follows: Sam Barnett, St.. Milwaukee. Wise. FALSE T EET H Christen at Estes Park. under auspices of St. Joseph’s Al­ went an operation in Mercy hos­ Hays, Kang., and Miss Josephine L. ChisLriglion, Louis Battiste, Pueblo.— At a meeting held in tar society by the Italian women pital, is reported to be con­ Charles Battiste,_C. Ducy, Albert Picnic Held at Flagstaff connection with preparations for Kirkmeyer, stewardess with a rail­ ESTATE OF JOHN E. WALSH, R ock, S lid e or S lip ? and prepared in Italian style was valescing rapidly. way company. Requiem Mass was Yousis, Robert Smith, E. R. Deceased, No. 61S52 FASTEETH. an improved powder to be The students who remained at the Holy Name rally, Oct. 15, St. highly successful. A large crowd Notice is hereby given that on the four* the academy enjoyed a picnic din­ offered Wednesday, Oct. 11, with Walker, and Lawrence Langdon. sprinkled on upper or lower plates, holds Mary’s parish drew second place was served from 5 to 8. Edward Pille, formerly of this teentb day of November. 1939, 1 will pre­ false teeth more firmly in place. Do not ner Saturday, (3ct. 7, at the half­ in the procession. Singing was the Rev. John Forsyth, O.S.B., sent to the County Court of the City and •lide, slip or rock. No ^ummy. pooey. way house on the road to Flag­ Mrs. Alice Rader, who has re officiating. John La Torra sang parish, was a weekend visitor. County of Denver, Colorado, my accounts pasty taste or feeling. FASTEETH is led by St. Mary’s choir. staff. The hike was continued to opened hpr Kiddie kollege at 514 a solo at the conclusion of the Helen Aragon of this parish and for FINAL SETTLEMENT of administra­ alkaline (non-acid) Does not sour. Checks There was a meeting of the Ouray avenue, reports a good at­ Boulder K. o( C. Peter Ciddo of St. Patrick’s par­ tion of said estate, when and where all "plate odor" (denture breath). Get the top of the mountain after din­ Holy Name society Tuesday eve­ Mass. Interment in Green Moun­ peraons in interest may appear and object FASTEETH at any drug store. ner. One group descended tendance and more children com­ tain cemetery. ish were married Sunday after­ to them, if they so desire. ning, Oct. 10. B. A. Gates, Executor through Gregory canyon and ing in each day. She makes a spe­ Altar Society Meet* noon, Oct. 8, by the Very Rev. Miiddv Skin UGLY SURFACE At the regular meeting of the cialty of caring for children from Thomas J. Wolohan. Attendants (Title of Person Giving Notice) climbed to Saddle rock before re­ Young Ladies’ sodality, plans were The Altar society met Wednes­ turning to the academy. 1 to 6 p. m. for mothers who wish Given Program day afternoon, Oct. 11. were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barreras. PIMPLES made for an extended member­ to attend to shopping, parties, etc. Genevieve Lynch of Denver, ship drive. A Halloween party Eben G. Fine presented his mov­ 10tC nP S suffering from surface who was graduated last June, will be held Thursday, Oct. 26, pointment may call 1792W. Boulder.—Members of Boulder ing pictures of Colorado scenery LONGMONT pimples, acne, muddy visited the academy with her and prospective members are in­ Mr. and Mrs. Ami Massard of Council, Knights of Columbus, to the children of the parochial Del Norte K. of C. complexion, skin eruptions, etc., we will parents Sunday, Oct. 8. Gene­ vited to attend. send FREE a new, simple method of treat­ Ouray visited with their son and Wednesday, Oct. 3, were presented school Thursday afternoon, Oct. 5. rv- N / V/- V /-' ing the skin. A noted dermatologist’s vieve is a freshman at Loretto A meeting of study club leaders family, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mas- with an ambitious Catholic activity The Rev. Raymond Layton, O.S. Del Norte.— Del Norte K. of C. private method. No harmful medicine, skin Heights college. was held at the rectory Oct. 9. peel. diet. etc. Something entirely dif­ sard, one day last week. program by the committee chair­ B., of Holy Cross abbey. Canon council No. 2688 sponsored a Co­ Les’ Pastry Shop ferent. Send to Dr. W. D, Tracy Co., Eileen and Maureen O’Flan­ Throughout the week each leader Stepheni-SandoTsI Weddinc man, Robert Giles. The council this City, spent Tuesday evening, Oct. lumbus day party. 1637-C 4, New Haven. Conn. nagan of Laramie, Wyo., visited will organize a club to meet each Celebrated year supported the National Con- 10, at the rectory. The Rev. Martin The council will take two can­ “QUALITY BAKING their sister, Sheila, at the academy week in the fall season. Arno, O.S.B., also of the abbey, as­ didates to Alamosa Sunday, Oct. Miss Stella Mae Stephens and iference of Catholic Charities, and Is our Motto'* Oct. 6. The fall order of Masses has Joseph Sandoval, both of Grand has inaugurated a quarterly cor­ sisted at the Sunday services. 29, to be initiated with a Christo­ FREE FOR ASTHMA started at St. Mary’s church. The Senior.’ Circus Oct. 17 Junction, were united in marriage porate Communion (lay. In addi­ The Benedictine apostolate spon­ pher Columbus class of candidates 410 Main St. Tel. 8.34 If you suffer with attacks of Asthma so 10:30 o’clock Mass is substituted t‘»rrible you choke and gasp for breath, if Saturday, Sept. 30, with the Very tion, the council will now assist in sored a party to which all mem­ of district No. 4. . yA. ✓ O The bulletin boards are dec­ for the previous 6 o’clock Mass in restful sleep is impossible because of the Rev. Nicholas Bertrand officiating, a Catholic press promotion drive in bers of the parish were invited. struggle to breathe, if you feel the/disease orated with posters announcing a the Grove church. is slowly wearing your life away, don’t fail circus which will be sponsored by Attendants to the couple were January by getting new and re­ to send at once to the Frontier Asthma Co. the seniors Tuesday, Oct. 17. M isb Erma Sandoval and Arthur newal subscriptions for the Denver Patronize These for 8 free trial of a remarkable method. No Professor and Mrs. T. D. A. Esposito, both of Grand Junction. Catholic Register-, sponsor a day matter where vou live or whether you have The biide wore a frock of teal of recollection for men of the par­ any faith in any remedy under the Sun. Cockerell entertained the stu­ send for this free trial. If you have suffered dents with several films Oct. 10. Party to Be Held blue, with wine accessories and a ish on a date to be determined by for a lifetime and tried everything you corsage of pink roses. Her brides­ the Rev. John Forsyth, O.S.B., could learn of without relief; even if you Patricia Frey of Denver entered maid was dressed in blue accented chaplain and pastor of Sacred PUEBLO are utterly discouraged, do not abanddn the seventh grade Oct. 9. Patricia hope but send today for this free trial. It with black accessories. Heart church; make a re­ Merchants. . . They are aiding Y O U R will cost you nothing. Address was in the fourth grade when she Following the ceremony a wed­ ligious demonstration by hav­ Vll[ G[III[II Frontier Asthma Co. 81-F Frontier Bldg. last attended the academy. In Kremmling ding supper was served at the ing members of the council at the 11 Catholic Press 462 Niagara S t Buffalo, N. T. Dr. E. Dean donated a large home of the bridegroom’s parents, hours of adoration through Holy rubber plant for the seniors’ din­ with relatives and close friends in Thursday night; sponsor a “ Clerg;y Important to the general wel­ ing-room. Kremmling.— The Altar society of St. Peter’s church met .Tuesday, attendance. Night” as a reception for the local fare of the Vail Community cen­ Student. See ‘Beau Ge.te’ The bride is the daughter of priests at a date to be set later, ter, 1904 West 12th avenue, is Oct. 3, at the home of Mrs. R. and sponsor a drive in the com­ FREE Through the courtesy of Harry Kilker. Plans were made to hold Mr. and Mrs. Clell Stephens of the newly organized Vail council, JEWELERS munity for clean literature. This Ashton, the students saw the mo­ a card party and parcel post sale Lamar. She came to Grand Junc­ which will hold its first regular is a broad program and should give tion picture. Beau Geste, Tuesday Oct. 21, at the Gore View home. tion from Lamar about a year ago. meeting in the center at 7 :30 p. OPTOMETRISTS morning, Oct. 10. The Dridegroom is the son of every member an opportunity to m. Saturday, Oct. 21, We Make a House Your omy The president, Mrs. E. Morris, ap­ be a participant. pointed the following committees: .Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sandoval, Sr., With members recruited from The first six-week tests will be and i.s a graduate of Grand Junc­ The council observed Columbus Home held in all classes Friday, Oct. 20. Parcel post, Mrs. F. Martin and the senior and adult clubs and tion high school. day by publicizing the event Send your name and address and Mt. St. Gertrude’s Tigers, whose Mrs. C. Mclsaac; cards, Mrs. John and by having a stag party classes of the center and from the we will mail this deeply modeled captain is Ethel Roddy, stand un­ Burton and Mrs. R. Kilker; adver­ in the evening to which the mem­ hou.se committee appointed by tising, Mrs. LeRoy Curran, and The Winter Winner! Crucifix Ring with Sacred Heart— defeated in the volleyball tourna­ bers were allowed to bring a guest. Mrs. J. T. Tierney, president of Miraculous Design, Silver Oxidized ment. Elinor Thomas and Janet luncheon, Mrs. Don Matheson and At the meeting on Oct. 18 the the Denver deanery, John C. finish. Ab.solutely Free, without Richardson are captains of the Mrs. E. Morris. Sodalists Launch first degree of the order will be Moody, director of the center, will Opposite Post Office McGOVERH’S GOAL } one cent of expense to you. Please other teams. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mooney exemplified to a class of candi­ endeavor, through the council, to are making an extended automo­ Always Good give finger size. jAfr. and Mrs. E. W. Ruber of dates. 'Members of all neighboring build a strong inter-club and class **And Just as R eliable L.4NE CO., DEPT. 200 San Francisco, Calif., visited their bile tour to New York, the New councils are invited to attend this interest and co-operation suffi­ PHONE 881 England states, and Canada. 'They cient to govern the entire center Providence R. I. niece, Virginia Christen, Friday, meeting. plan to be gone about two months. Propaianili Unit in matters of discipline and organi­ Oct 6. Mr. and Mrs. C. Wamser, new zation. 610 No. Main Phono 470 St. Jude Thaddeus residents in St. Peter’s parish, will On Tuesday, Sept. 11, at the in­ Members of the house commit­ Navajo Liquor Store live in the Mooney home during vitation of the Regis high sodality Catechetical Day tee of the deanery are Mrs. John their absence. Mr. Wamser will JAG G ER ’S S()LE.M> ^()VENA Newman Club in propaganda section, some 30 dele­ F. Vail, chairman; Mrs. L. J Ice Cold Wines and Beer look after Mr. Mooney’s interests Holmes, and Mrs. L. Arthur Hig­ Oct. 20th to Oct. 28th gates, representing each Catholic at the lumber yard. high school in Denver, met at Marked in Fruita gins. Council representatives from SHOE REPAIR GO. FREE DELIVERY Mrs. B. Keating and son, John, Regis to form the Sodality Propa­ the women’s sewing clas.ses will be Gunnison Meets (New for Old) Dominican Fathers of Georgetown spent the week­ ganda Union of Denver. appointed by Mrs. Leona Russell, Ph. 2090 413 W. Northern end visiting relatives at the Ennis Fruita. — Catechetical Sunday AT ST. PIUS CHURCH The meeting was opened with was observed in both the Fruita instructor. Others of the council Gunnison.— The first fall meet­ ranch. a short talk given by Mr. Maher, will include club presidents and Mrs. Doyle, Miss Marguerite and Palisade parishes, with gen­ Shrine of St. Jude Thaddeu. ing of the Newman club was held S.J., of Regis high school. The eral meetings of the Confraternity one other office holder from each 1909 S. Ashland Avenue Sunday evening, Oct. 8, at the and William Osborn, and John and following officers were elected: of Christian Doctrine. Four dis­ organized club or class. Chicago, III. Community hall, with 25 students James Noonan of Denver spent President, Herman Faulhaber of Patronize These the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. cussion clubs were organized and Radio Club Party I* Oct. 19 PETITIONS MAY BE SENT IN BE­ present. The Rev. Joseph Segoum Regis; vice president, Paul Mc­ FORE OR DURING THE NOVENA Mike Noonan at their Blue river held their first sessions this week. At 8 p. m. Thursday, Oct. 19, of Montrose gave a talk on the Clellan of St. Francis’ ; secretary, ranch home. Sunday school classes continued the Radio Broadcasting club of Very Rev. Vincent R. Burnell, Church. Margaret Mullane of Holy Family, Hundreds of cars are passing to enroll children in all three divi­ the center will hold a benefit party O.P., P.G., Director Fifty-six children are enrolled and chairman of the publicity sec­ through Kremmling on their way sions and some children were to add sufficient funds to its FT. COLLINS in the Sunday school. Instruction tion, Thomas Garry of Regis. A to the su rrou n d in g hunting signed to take the correspondence treasury to finance a Chri.stmas classes for the high school chil­ talk was given by the Rev. Theo­ course. Membership in the differ­ party for the small children of the dren will begin this Sunday, Oct. grounds seeking deer and elk. dore Schulte, S.J., of Regis high Merchants . . . They are aiding Y O U R Robert Menhennett, postmaster, ent organizations has almost neighborhood. 15. Class will be held at 5 p. m. in which he encouraged the work HOWTO COLOR and Robert Atmore were among reached the 90 per cent mark of The club, with a membership of Catholic press Preparations are being made for being done. It was decided that the first local hunters to go. the total parish census. It is 40, is composed of young men and the mission to be held the week the next gathering be held at G. F. Warner and Mr. and hoped that before Christmas every women primarily interested in of Oct. 29 by the Very Rev. An- Regis. HAIR TO BROWN Mrs. C. A. Pillard of the Green parishioner will be enrolled in at music and dramatics but whose in­ gelus Tintle, O.F.M. ConttnaoQsl7 Bsttsr Bines 1964 S T A N D A R D Mountain Falls dam spent the least one parish society. terest in community welfare weekend with relatives in Denver. Ticket* Are Reedy widens and strengthens in propor­ MERCANTILE CO. BEAUTY-OrNoCost Welfare Agencies Cover Mr. and Mrs. R. Atmore went Six Pueblans Tickets for the annual harvest tion to the responsibilities placed carnival have been printed and JOHNSTON’S General Electric Appliances — Skelfas This New Solid Shampoo to Fruita, having been called there on them by the center. Discovery TINTZ Brown Wide Field of Activity because of the serious illness of will soon be distributed. The Bolter MILK- Appliances^Stnkol Stokers—Thor Washers Cake washes oat dirt Mr. Atmore’s sister, Mrs. W. Hurt in Crash carnival is scheduled for Nov. 16, ... 'CE CREAM and Ironers— Moline Farm Implementa loose dandraff grease BUTTER grime and safely gives Family welfare and relief, Sampson. 17, and 18 in Fruita. Fr. Johnson to Speak on Phone 2.32 COAL—SEEDS— PAINT hair a real smooth Brown child welfare, health, char­ Father Edward Prinster said I hone 704 184 W. MoanUtl T IN T that fairly glows Pueblo. — (St. Anthony’s Par­ ‘How to Be Interesting’ with life and lustre Don’t acter-building, and recrea­ Mass last week at the home of Mr. ish)— Six members of the parish Regis Guild Meeting pat Gp with faded dull, tion are the main field, of and Mrs. Franz Chapman in were painfully injured Sunday, Continuing his lecture series on bomt off-color hair a min­ service of the S3 welfare Yampa. On Tuesday, Oct. kO, he ute longer Tints Brows Oct. 8, in an auto accident near Scheduled for Oct. 22 practical psychology, the Rev. Cake works gradual agencies of the Denver Com­ celebrated Mass at the beautiful Fountain. Joseph Glodec, his wife, Charles M. Johnson will speak Mch shampoo leaves your hair browner, softer munity Chest. Financing cam­ Patronize These ranch home of Senator and Mrs. Mrs. Anna Godec; their son, Jos­ in the Rose room of the Albany easier to paign dates are Oct. 30 to Charles Murphy in the North Park manage eph; two daughters, Alma Codec The Regis guild meeting has hotel Tuesday evening, -Oct. 17, Tints is available in Jet Black Light Medium Nov. 9. district. and Sister Bernice Codec, and Sis­ been postponed from Sunday, Oct. and Dark Brown Titian (Henna) and Blonde at 8:15. The subject will be State shade wanted Full cake 60e (3 cakes tl) ter Laurentia Simala, both Bene­ 15, to Oct. 22. The business session “ How to Be Interesting.” The crun kin unkirvi Jnst pay postman pins dictine nuns, were all injured. Mrs. will open promptly at 3 p. m. and general theme of this series of GREELEY o c n u IfU iT iU llL i! postage on our positive Codec, Alma Godec, Sister Ber­ will be followed by Benediction at assuranceof satisfaction in 7days or your money discussions is the “ Art of Fuller Tack (Postage paid if money comes with order) nice, and Sister Laurentia were 3:45. The new moderator, the Rev. Living.” After the formal lec­ Merchants . . . They are aiding YOUR TINTZ CO., Dept ^ ^ , 207 N. Michigan Avt. CMcagt brought to St. Mary’s hospital, Stephen R. Krieger, S.J., and the ture is over those present are in­ Pueblo, in an ambulance, while president, Mrs. A. Campbell, re­ vited to ask questions and discuss Catholic press Mr. Godec and his son were taken quest a large attendance. the subject matter presented. to a hospital in Colorado Springs, Returns for the quilt should be JOSEPHITE St. Mary’s hospital reports the pa­ brought to the meeting so that it tients are all recovering, and al­ may be disposed of, Mrs. Thomas The firms listed here de­ PURGATORIAL BEER though their injuries were painful, Floyd has charge of this project. J. V. SMITH S SOH they were not serious. Sister Ber­ 'The card party at the home of serve to be remembered nice was cut on the forehead. Sis­ Mrs. E. W. Connell was one of the when you are distributing SOCIETY ter Laurentia suffered facial lacer­ best attended Regis house parties. Greeley’s Style Store Perpetual membership in St. ations, and Mrs. Godec fractured Thirteen tables were in play. your patronage in the dif­ Joseph’s Purgatorial Society her right wrist and left leg. Guild members express their for Women ferent lines of business. may be secured for a deceased regrets at the death of the Rev. person by an offering of $10 J. A. Doyle, S.J. Prayers are being eiven to the work our mission- Smith-Kinney Wedding offered for the recovery of the ers are doing on ? the Colored Rev. William Hayden, S.J. Sympa­ Missions. Membership entitles Held in St. Dominic’s thy is also extended to the Rev. the enrolled to share in over Dr. E. T. Morgan, S.J., on the Patronize These 2,750 Mas.ses said annually for Josephine Kinney of 106 W. death of his mother their specific intentions, daily Irvington and Earl F. Smith of community prayers, and a share hM h T40M. ~Vuj A tm u H a ! 2327 Irving were married Thurs- in the merits of educating Local Community Chest I day, Oct. 5, in St. Dominic’s priests for the missions and Serves 60,000 Persons BOULDER brinsring the Gospel to Amer­ 'church before the Rev. J. J. Regan, ica’s 13,000,000 Negroes. An­ j O.P. Ruth Smith was bride.smaid Merchants . . . They are aiding Y O U R nual membership may be se­ I and Theodore Potanovic was best It i* con.erratively a*ti- cured by an offering of 50 cents. man. mated that the S3 human wel­ Group perpetual membership The bride wore a royal blue fare agencie* of the Denver Catholic press may be secured for the whole T H E BEER TO SERGE velvet dress and hat and carried Community Che*t annually family and relatives, living and ZmcM white roses and gardenias. The *erve at lea*t 60,000 Denver dead, by an offering of $50, A flavor pleasing to the most particular. bridesmaid was attired in bur­ men, women, and children. gundy wine velvet with hat to Of the*e, 45,000 are either The firms listed here de­ which may be paid for in instal­ Light, zestful — n e v e r bitter, never sweet. Howe Mortuary ments if des’red. match. Her bouquet was of pink de*titute or in the very low- roses and asters. N. R. Howe, A. E. Howe, serve to be remembered 4drlre*s all rnmmuniratinn* to Truly an excellent and distinctive beverage. e*t income group* of Denver Geo. W. Howe Very Rev. Father Sliperior Following the ceremony a break­ citizen*. Many of the*e fam- when you are distributing fast was held for the immediate ilie*, adult* and children, re­ The Church Funeral Home Jnsepliite Fathers family. About 100 guests attended ceive help from *everal dif­ Lady Ambulance your patronage in the dif­ 11.30 N. Calvert Street the reception from 7 to 9 in the ferent ageneiei at one time, Bluhill Attendant Service Baltimore Maryland Tiuoiii union breiuiogco evening. The couple art residing each performing a different Coffee Spruce St. at 11 th Phone 134 ferent lines of business. at 106 W. Irvington. service. II Any Hour

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Thursday. Oet. 12, 1939 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE NINE Home Travel Recreation

MARBLE ALTAR INSTALLED ‘THE JESUITS’^ SUBJECT OF B M 0 R 'E 25 Sing in Boys’ Kao K/KercH. • A AT ST. JAMES’, MONTCLAIR ANNUAL ESSAY COMPETITION ClGAf?erTE. OOftN mSHTj !H THE AHM OA MK Choir at Loyola PEST CHAm. ^ (St. Jaraet’ Parith) in accordance with the best mod­ (Regis College) lication, and judicious use of mate­ Work ha« been progrressing on ern plans for the safe custody of The topic and details of the In- rials in such a way as to indicate the improvement program. A litur­ the Holy Eucharist. The finely (Sacred Heart-Loyola Pariah) tercolleg^iate English contest, 1939- the contestant’s acquaintance with 40, for the Missouri and Chicago and understanding of the theme TAkB /rSASr- gical altar, made of Georgia white chaised door of the tabernacle is in­ Twenty-five small boys, clad in marble, was Installed this week. laid with scarlet leather, and upon cassock and surplice, occupied the provinces of the Society of Jesus, of the essay. i 'l l h a v t t r were announced Thursday, Oct. 12, PIXEO TOfHOAffOHr It resemble! a plain table and has being unlocked disappears into the choir loft at Loyola church at the Competing papers are to have a Latin cross carved in each of the side wall of the safe. The interior 12 o’clock Mass Sunday and sang in all colleges of both provinces. a maximum length of 3,000 words, I four legs. A bronze plaque of Da is lined with cedar wood and white hymns. The boys, students of The subject will be “ The vHth full documentation and bibli­ Vinci’s "Last Supper” serves as an silk. The tabernacle is the gift of Loyola school, received special Jesuits.” Special significance is ography. They are to develop the antependium. The altar is fur­ Mrs. John Thams, 7020 E, 12th training from Professor Werner attached to this topic as the year subject under some aspect sim­ nished with a large rose-bronze avenue, in memory of her mother, Burkhardt daily. 1939-40 is the fourth centenary ilar to the following: Jesuit In­ tabernacle of striking design, made Mrs. Julia McDonald Monahan. P.-T.A. Doubles Attendance of the founding of the Society of fluence on Catholic Life; The Edu­ L The altar, an anonymous gift, will Jesus. This essay contest, con­ cational Work of the Jesuits; Members of the Sacred Heart be surmounted by a canopy of Parent-Teachers’ association met sequently, will be part of a world­ Jesuit Missionary Activity; Four wrought-iron and maroon velour, Oct. 14. The officers and members wide celebration, and, according to Centuries of Jesuit' Achievement; with various liturgical symbols in of the various committees were the announcement from St. Louis The Jesuits and America; 'The Festival Slated gold. It is the gift of Mrs. J. J. university headquarters, some of pleased that the attendance was Jesuits and the Contemporary Meehan, 1575 E. 20th avenue, in the essays may be published as a World. w e l l , I ll h a v e to a d m it double that of the first meeting. THE JOLLY FAMILY memory of her parents, Eugene The gathering was held in the li­ student contribution to the cele­ t h a t t h e CHAIK lo o H i Sodality Council GIVE THE KIDS A BREAK and Anastasia McCarthy. The rere- brary, and the members were en­ bration if they are of sufficient merit. /iETTEk t h a n EVER(\WHAr At Hagus Hall dos and dorsals, composed of the tertained in the Hall by the stu­ Is Announced Mom Jolly remembered the grand playhouse she enjoyed Did yo u d o , !3u y a n e w same materials, are the gifts of dents. Father Burton J. Fraser, Paul Hallett Won Last Year as a girl and realized what a boon one would be to her, Mr. and Mrs. John Evers, 1668 Last year Paul Hallett, A.B., a ■rhe central council of the so­ ONE JUST LIKE TH& S.J., gave an address on “ Pru­ dality, first semester, has been taking the younger children out of her way. When she in­ (Annaiiciation Paruli) Quince street, in memory of Mr. dence.” An instructive talk by the senior at Regis, won first place in vestigated, she had Pop Jolly put the carpenters to work. OLD OHS ? this contest and a prize of $50. announced at Regis and comprises A special harvest social will be Evers’ parents. The artistic hand- school nurse followed. Mothers will find a playhouse a luxury for themselves as This, as well as the other prizes the following: sponsored by the German Social carved crucifix, recently imported The women gave special consider­ well as the children. When you consider the number of of $20, $15, 10, and $5, is donated Officers: Prefect, Franklin club in Hagus hall Saturday eve­ from Italy, is the gift of Mr. and ation to the sisters’ pantry shower, years the youngsters will enjoy it, you won’t hesitate to in­ annually by David Bremmer of Murphy; vice prefect, Peter Fee­ ning, Oct. 21. Mrs. J. A. Gallaher and Marjorie which will take place at the No­ vest. The average monthly cost is only $ 5 .0 0 - Chicago. All full-time undergrad­ ney; secretary, William Walte- The Altar and Rosary society Gallaher. It will be suspended vember session. Members of the uate male students enrolled in the math; treasurer, Thomas Master- will meet Thursday evening, Oct. over the tabernacle and will be P.-T.A. and friends of the sisters W ell Be various colleges of the Chicago and son; national college advisory Phone 19, at 8 in Hagus hail. The made larger and more impressive throughout the parish are asked Clad to sewing committee will convene by a cross of polished wrought Missouri provinces of the society board member, Edward Koerber; KE. 0205 to make donations for the shower. are eligible to compete. national Queen’s Work committee Explain this week at the home of Mrs. iron. The wrought iron candle­ Fruit, vegetables, and anything Ask Vs sticks, which have been in use for The essays will be judged^upon member. Jack Brittan,‘and student Ml Frank McNamara, 3527 Marion else that belongs in the pantry to Call. some time, the gift of Miss Frances thoughtful co.itent, coherence, and council representative, Fred Doyle; FREE A\ Sunday, Oct. 15, is Communion will be appropriate. Some have G. Smith, will complete the pic­ orderly arrangement of mat^ials; day for the sodality and the Chil­ expressed their intention of giving Section leaders: Spiritual, Leo ture. The sanctuary will also re­ correctness of expression and dic­ dren of Mary at the 7 :30 Mass. money instead of supplies. Dona­ Clark; parish, Joseph Halloran; ceive a new floor covering to con­ tion, unity, suitability for pub- Services are being conducted on tions can be sent to the school, discussion, Terence Brady; social, form with the architecture. It is Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday to the sisters’ house, or to the home Jerry Barry; literature, John evenings during the month of Oc­ hoped to have the work finished of Mrs. Dolan, 2823 Lawrence Daly; press, Jacob Lohkamp; apos­ THE RECORD SHOP tober. Members of the Altar and before Sunday, Oct. 15. tolic, James Cooney; charity, Mi­ street. Mrs. Dolan is chairman of Priest Will Talk Most Complete Record Stock in the Rocky Mountain District Rosary choir are asked to sing at The only things remaining to be the committee. chael Kennedy; publicity, Joseph Stein; mission, John Thompson; RCA RADIO-PHONOGRAPH COMBINATIONS these services. installed are eight statues of the Women to Receive Eucharizt office, Larry O’Sullivan; speakers’ COMFORTABLE SOUND-PROOF BOOTHS Disenition Clubs Reorganize saints and one of Christ the King, This Sunday, the third of the To Young People bureau, Edward Kelly, manager, The discussion clubs have re­ which are expected from Italy but month, will be Communion day for Open Evenings Till 9 KE. 7375 I36-16th St. anteymposium, Jack Barry, man- sumed their fall sessions. Anyone which have been delayed by reason the Ladies’ sodality. The Com­ wishing to join is welcome. of recently-enacted Italian export The Cathedral Young People’s agCT. munion Mass will take place at both club’s religious activities commit­ The Rev. E.A. Conway, S.J..went “ Nothing that difficult . . . Mrs. J. Murphy’s club and Mrs. laws. churches at 7 o’clock. or that expensive. I had it Gates’ club meet on Monday eve­ Children’ . Communion I» Sunday tee will have charge of the group’s Thursday to Atchison, Kans., JACK AND MOMS 490 So. Colorado Blyd. The Rosary is recited daily at next meeting Wednesday evening, NITE-OWL repaired at JOHNSON UP­ nings at 7 o’clock. The children of the parish will where he is addressing the student b. h Sacred Heart and Loyola Oct. 18. The highlight of the ses- ^ d y Friday morning on the sub­ HOLSTERING SHOP.” Mrs. R. Moore’s club meets at receive Holy Communion in a body schools. From the primary room • DINE AND DANCE • Mrs. Fred Genty’s Tuesday eve­ •sion will be a talk on a timely sub­ ject, “ The Renaissance of Reli­ at the 8:30 Mass Sunday, Oct. 15. to the eighth grade all the pu­ For upholstering and repair ject of the day by the Rev. Dr. gion.” Saturday he will speak at ning at 7 :30 o’clock. The sisters will be present to ar­ pils have learned of the various On the first Friday, Oct. 6, Mmes. Thomas Doran of Cathedral. the Convention of the Catholic Li­ prices, Phone TAbor 9898 range the seating. This will be the Mysteries and their significance. Anderson, Veshoar, Magor, Monck- Starting promptly at 8:30 with brary association at Salina, Kans. first time that the sisters have at­ The students at both schools re­ a short business meeting, the eve­ Rube's COW SHED ton, Schweider, and Zuntovel tended services in the church. The Regis sodality representatives MIXED DRINKS GOOD FOOD DANCING JOHNSON ceived Communion in a body at ning’s activities ' also will feature attended a meeting of the Rocky served breakfast to more than 70 co-operation of the parents is 458 So. Colo. Bird. the 8 o’clock Mass on the first Fri­ community singing and songs by Mountain Sodality union at St. Upholstering Shop school children. asked. All boys and girls of grade day, Oct. 6. This custom has pre­ P.-T. A. Card Party It Oct. 18 the organization’s male quartet. Mary’s academy Thursday after­ 710 14TH STREET school age in the parish are con­ vailed for years among Sacred Refreshments will close the eve­ noon. A card party for the P.-T. A sidered members of the Children .MINIATURE AND MOVIE KODAKS Heart students. ning’s program. Saturday evening, Oct. 14, at Oat-of-Town Bntlnetf Solicited will be held in Hagus hall Wednes­ of Mary sodality. day evening, Oct. 18, at 8:15. The Prayers were requested Sunday Miss Regina Riley, chairman of 8:15 o’clock, a football rally and We Photograph Anything Anywhere following women are in charge of Parish Dinner Success for Father Edward Morgan’s religious activities, is being as- bonfire will be held on Regis arrangements: Mrs. Johnsop, chair­ Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Westfall. mother, who died in South Dakota, •sisted in planning the program by campus, preparatory to the Regis- man; Mmes. Anderson, Cooke. Mr. and Mrs. James Reid, Mr. and and for Father James Doyle, S.J., Bernice McGrath, Paul Fetzner, Rockhurst football game on Sun­ SAVE FEEL! Mrs. W. R. Joseph, Mrs. Agnes of Regis, who was then seriously and Bill Villatti. The Mile High Photo Co. INSELBRIC Nolan, Howard, Zuntovel, and day afternoon. After the rally a Schweider. All are invited to at­ Cavanagh, Mrs. J. R. Plunkett, ill at Mercy hospital and who since The C.Y.P.C. Glee club and dra­ “ Jeans and Ginghams” party 328-21 SEVENTEENTH KEYSTONE 6114 DENVER died. Father Doyle was known Your Frame Horn e— NOW ! tend. ■■■■.: Robert V. Leyden, and Miss Helen matic unit are meeting regularly will be held in the Regis gymna­ This Scientifically A baby shower was given for a Jamerson acted as hosts and host­ to the people of the Loyola and are finding an enthusiastic re­ sium, sponsored by the sodality. INSULATED needy mother by members of the esses at a successful parish dinner district, for all la.st year he said sponse to their plans. Both groups THE NATIONAL LOCK SERVICE Sacred Motherhood guild Wednes­ party Wednesday evening, Oct. the 6 o’clock Mass at Loyola church welcome additional members. S. A. McLean, Mgr. B R IC K vS r day evening, Oct. 11, at the home 18. About 85 guests were present. on Sunday mornings. John Truxaw is publicity agent MASTER LOCKSMITH TO THE TRADE For frame homea. eliminates all future of Mrs. Ralph Moore. Among P.-T.A. Convenet for the club. News items should Elk Coal Co. Knife and Scissor Grindinc Keys Whils You Walt paintinsr expenses. Saves on fuel. Builds Club to Meet Friday those who enjoyed the evening The P.-T.A. meeting Oct. 4 was be telephoned to Mr. Truxaw at CH. 9348______1033 isxH ST. in summer and winter comforts and The Pinochle club, which from MA. 5335 pays for itself many times over. were Mmes. P. Cooke, J. Feely, called to order by Mrs. Walter the Register, KEystone 4205. PHONE KE. 7096 J. Plumb, P. Powers, E. Nolan, Ted its inception has met on Saturday Light, president. 'The Rev. George Large Lump...... 5 .9 5 CALL evenings, has chained the time of MARTIN FORD ROOFING oJhnson, J. Yedo, M. Massey, S Keith, S.J., led the opening prayer Pairnnize These Firms. They Large E g g ...... 5 .8 5 Citry, and William Schweider. its meetings to Friday evenings for the repose of the soul of the AND SIDING after the novena services. It is Arc C o-o p era tin g With Your_CIean Nut ...... 5 .0 0 BIJINDY COAL n.other of the Rev. Edward J. Mor­ Paper. 905 14TH ST. apparent that this time will be gan, S.J. All Other Grades—Tradinf Stampa ' RETAIL'COAL MAin 1202 3281 WALNUT or 16 East Kiowa St. more convenient for the members Colorado Springs, Colo. Presentation Parish The P.-T.A, song was sung by and prospective members. Miss Al­ the group, accompanied by Mrs. J, bina Paget will be hostess Friday, W. Ontis at the piano. Prof. W’, No Distortion With Sodaiity Meets Oct. 13 Oct. 13. Men and women inter­ L. Burkhardt’s choir boys were en­ UNIVIS Bifocals ested in the game are invited to thusiastically applauded. They sang (Presentation Parish) attend. four selections, one in Latin. Re­ ★ Tho ONLY bifocal with per­ The Young Ladies’ sodality will Altar Society to Meet cently the choir boys, accompanied fectly STRAIGHT top reading meet Friday night, Oct. 18, in the The Altar and Rosary society by Prof, and Mr.s. Burkhardt, en­ •oction. No *‘troublc** xono. See old rectory. The members will re­ will begin its meetings in the joyed an all-day picnic in the moun them! ceive Holy Communion Sunday at clubroom Friday, Oct. 13, at 2 p. tains. the 8 o’clock Mass. m. The meeting will be preceded With the idea of organizing a The P.-T. A. will sponsor a by a luncheon at 1 p. m. to which Boy Scout troop in the parish. gfames party Wednesday, Oct. 18, old and new members are invited. Reinhold Miller from scout head­ "I wish I’d enough money to at 8:30 p. m. in the old rectory. Mrs. J. R. Plunkett, president, quarters and * Edward Anderson, buy an elephant.” ' i S lo ' Many valuable prizes will be will conduct the session. Plans for scoutmaster, outlined the duties “ What d’you want an elephant awarded. Admission will be 35 an active season will be outlined. and activities of the Boy Scouts. for?” cents and refreshments will be The lecture on Catholic doctrine, Both urged mothers to get behind “ I don’t, I want the money.” served. of interest to Catholics and non- this movement 100 per cent and to OPTICIAN Catholics, will be given at the watch for the date of the scout At LEWIS TRICK NOVELTIES services on Sunday evening at meeting, which will be announced 1001 Jttfmg—PuU Ppp in Parties 7:30. "How Can Man Be Moral?” shortly. FISH SHOP FREE CATALOGUE will be the topic. A question box Mrs. Eudochia Bell Smith, stath Fresh Rock Bass ... A-B-C Doll Shop will be held in connection with the ...lb. 354^ Bend itamped lelfoaddreMed representative, gave a talk on the Fresh White Fish . ....lb. 35«^ 9 A 9 0 W .T2ml Eiptrt Don R.p.lr- program. legislature and the new health bills Z O L 'f W . a ^ n a Boflniihln.. envelope. Special attention Fresh English Sole ....lb. 35«^ to lehoole and institution!. Mrs. Agnes Cavanagh, 1243 which became effective Oct. 10. Niagara, returned this week from a Fre.sh Catfish .... ■lb. 35<* DOLLS FROM NEW YORK TOT FAIR^^______Mrs. Smith urged the co-operation Live Mt. Trout.. •lb. 5 5«) 8EK THEM | t'ratt’s Book & Party Shoppe six-week trip to the Northwest. of all in the Community Chest Fred Utard, son of Mr. and Mrs. FANCY TURKEYS AND DUCKS Home Cooked Meals New Phone GL. 7777 lists CaUfsmU TA. ISIS drive opening Oct. 30. ROASTING AND FRYING FOWL John Utard, 1424 Quince street, By IT omen Cooks Miss Metz, school nurse, an­ Fancy Pickles and Olirei was seriously burned in an acci­ nounced that the children had been dent last week. He is doing nicely weighed and their eyes examined. Free Delivery TA. 2734 2 0 , 2 5 , and 3 0 rents at St. Joseph’s hospital. She asked for mothers to volunteer OPEN I A. M. TO I P. 5L Yvonne Evers, daughter of Mr. to assist her in this work. She will and Mrs. John Evers, 1668 Quince be at the school each Tuesday af­ street, is ill of pneumonia at Beth ternoon, beginning Oct. 17, when Israel hospital. she will be glad to discuss health Bird’s Eye problems with the mothers. Frosted Foods Denver Glass & Paint Co. Mrs. E. W’orland, membership AUTO GLASS chairmen, requested all to co-oper­ PLATE, DENVER FRUIT AND AUTO ate in securing new members. DENVER GLASS Sporti’ Vatu* Pointed Out INSTALLED As a grand finale. Father Keith PRODUCE Netc Building Nou in Coffee Shop presented an aggregation of girls TA. 1369 REPLACED MA. 6653 and boys carrying footballs, volley- Operation Tavern ALL WORK GUARANTEED AT 20TH AND LAWRENCE balls, etc., and asked all to take particular notice of the new play­ ground facilities. He stressed the E. B. CLAYTON importance of athletic activity. LOUIE GREEnUJIUD UIIANGi: TO \r-K O I. Father Keith said help would be Better Tasting I’M SKLUNG LIQUOR CHEAPER ,SJ3 to .S20 Saved by Aii-Kol I sees i.ust Yeuv Plumbing & Heating Co. needed to defray the expense of this equipment and asked the as­ WE CAN !*RO\E. fO YOV THAT N l-K O l. !> HIE BE<1 Denver’i Repair Specialist sistance of the group. SELLING COAL THAT EVER CAME TO DENVER Best Mechaaies The colors chosen for the school MEATS FREE Deliverv-TA.Of 7411 IT'S flOT. \ E n \ iJ ITLi: ASH, AO SOOl 2408 E. Colfaz EA. S037 are blue and gold. The new Flavor is the prime requisite In :fc^ ...... 15<^ CAKES, Lotc Prices No Down and Wade attended the September Fancy Sliced Bacon ....lb. 2 5 ^ SMOKED PICNICS, Swift’s, I b ..!^ ...... 171^^ Payment P.-T.A. meeting at Holy Ghost hall. Link Sausage (Pure Rolls, Buns, Cookies Pork) ...... lb. 22<^ SLICED BACON, ^ lb. pk&...... $5,57 Mo. 204 E. 13TH AVE. Abbot President Named Polish Lanffasge Spoken Near Sherman By English Benedictines Wt New GIt# ¥ London. — Dom Ralph Sigebert Trafford was elected Abbot Presi VOSS BROS. BI-LOW CIDER dent of the English Benedfctine congregation at a chapter held at LEMON ROLLS BEAR GREEN Note an Indep^dent Store Reg, 2 5 c ...... 19c CLAWS ...... doz. STAMPS 190% UNION 29egal. Downside abbey. Abbot Trafford ON ALL SALES. was elected Abbot of Downside FRENCH APPLE BUTTER abbey last December, replacing WIRTH’S BI-LOW STORE Abbot Kelly, who resigned because PIES ...... ea. BISCUITS ______dos. of poor health. PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Oct. 12, 1939 The Best in 3-Day Holy Family Paris St. Phiiomena’s Sodality to Used h Columlius Sought Furniture ALSO NEW Bazaar Will Begin Oct. 19 (|i Honor Official on Oct. 22i t X s th or Crodit To Spread Fail A FULL LINE OF (Holy Family Pariah) 10. There was a short business (St. Philomena’a Parish) Powerine company; Mrs. E. A. THE n iR V CO. OFFICE FURNITURE Activities at Holy Family par­ meeting followed by a games (Continued From Page One) The Sodality of the Blessed Hanifen, pound of Martha Wash­ party. All members were re­ Virgin Mary will receive Com­ ington candy; Mrs. Friedland, We rent Folding Chairs, Card and ish are centered around the it not been for the Franciscan and quested to be present and to bring Dominican friars, who with Colum­ munion Sunday, Oct. 22, at the order from the Ideal laundry; Miss Banquet Tables, Dishes, Silver­ annual bazaar that opens for three their completed donations for the 9 o’clock Mass. All members are Webber, corsage from the Fifth ware, anything in stock. bus thirsted for the conversion of days Thursday, Oct. 19, with a hope chest, and their ‘prizes for souls, the Santa Maria, the Pinta, urgedxto attend. Following the' Avenue Floral shop. ^ Established 1888 ham dinner. the games party. and the Nina never would have Mass the sodality will give a break­ Katherine Ward Wed* Announces the Opening of PHONE KEYSTONE 4852 A general meeting of the an­ Father Leo M. Flynn, pastof, sailed from Palos. Three hundred fast a\ a local hotel in honor 6f Miss Katherine Ward, daughter OPEN FROM 8 A. M. TO 8 P. M. nual bazaar committees was held has resumed his duties after an years later the land discovered by Miss Dorothy Willmann of St, of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Ward, be­ Eye* Examined Glatiet Fitted in the school hall Monday, Oct. 9. illness. Columbus gave birth to two great Louis, who, as national organizer, came the bride of John J. Thomp­ The capUins in charge of publiciz­ The members of the high school ideas—America became the cradle will come to Denver to attend the son, son of John J. Thompson, Sr., a New Section for HARRY M. LUSTIG ing the awarding of the grand sodality will observe their Com­ of civil and religious liberty. city-wide rally of the contemplated Holy Family parish, Saturday, Oct. prize made their reports. Ar- munion Sunday at the 7:30 Mass “ Columbus had the courage of Diocesan Parish Sodality union to 7, in a ceremony performed be­ OPTOMETRIST rangefnents for the booths and Oct. 15. his convictions, and he was abso­ be held in St. Francis de Sales’ fore Father Higgins in St. Phii­ Office Phone KEyttone 3683 their erection were" taken care of school hall Sunday, Oct. 22, be­ omena’s. The bride, who was given Young People Meet lutely unwilling to be satisfied with 935 Fifteenth St. at this meeting. the status quo, to leave well enough ginning at 2 p. m. Miss 'Willmann in marriage by her father, The Young Peoples’ club, or­ will assist in formulating plans for OCULISTS PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED Circle Hold* Meeting alone. He was Divinely discon­ was attended by the bride­ ganized for young people not at­ the organization. A meeting of St. Rita’s circle tented, and discontent is noble groom’s sister, Miss Louise Thomp­ tending school, met in the school son. William Dowling was Mr. HAVE YOU - was held at the home of Mrs. Nick hall Tuesday evening, Oct. 10. when progress or justice is our Elizabeth Flaherty’s sodality E cclesiastical Center Thursday, Oct. 12. The aim. And you and I must not be group was entertained Sunday, Thompson’s best man. Following MODERNIZED YOUR Meetings are held on the second a short wedding trip, the couple object of the meeting was to com­ and fourth Tuesdays of the month. satisfied with existing conditions, Oct. 8, by Margaret Flaherty. Rita La Tourette’s group met Mon­ will make their home at 3821 Win­ INSURANCE? plete the articles for the circle’s Both active and auxiliary mem­ with the condition of our Church booth at the bazaar. A hot dish in this land for instance, even day evening, Oct. 9, at the home of ona court. Protect yourtelf againtt new bers of the Legion of Mary will Dorothy Brubaker, Pair Exchange Vows luncheon was enjoyed by all pres­ receive Communion in a body at though it has advanced. We must hatardt. ent. strive continually for its greater Prieat* Hoata to Society Wearing a finger-tip veil and a A rticles the 6 o’clock Mass Sunday, Oct. 15. The Very Rev. Dr. William M. HORACE W. BENNETT A final meeting for members of growth, its greater efficiency in white floor-length marquissette Eucharistic devotions are held carrying on God’s work. We must Higgins and the Rev. Elmer J. gown. Miss Irene De Credico, & CO. the Stitch and Chatter circle be­ every Friday Evening at 7 :30. not be satisfied- with the condi­ Kolka were hosts to about 80 rfiem- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pasquale lie Tabor Bldf. Phone TA. 1271 fore the bazaar takes place Members of the Holy Nanie so­ was held at the home of Mrs. F. tion of our fellow American citi­ bers and friends of the Altar and De Credico, became the bride of FRANK ENGLAND, JR.. M inifer ciety received Communion at the Rosary society Monday, Oct. 9. Lannes G. La Sasso, son of Louis You Are Cordially Invited to Ininranct Department M. Hoare Tuesday afternoon, Oct. zens, even though that condition 7 :30 Mass Sunday, Oct. 8. is better than that of any other The annual election of officers E. La Sasso, at a ceremony per­ Sanctuary workers for the week citizenry. It can undoubtedly be took place. The president, Mrs. formed Sunday, Oct. 8, in St. Inspect Our Beautiful Stocks of Oct. 14 are Mrs. John J. Fran improved. You must work towards P. J. Campbell, named a nominat­ Phiiomena’s church before Father cone and Mrs. Walter Koerber. a more equitable distribution of ing committee* composed of Mrs. Higgins. Denver Catholic Register notes the wealth of the country. In do­ James T. Cronin, Mrs. J. J. Walsh, The bride, who was given In should be phoned or brought to ing so, be. careful of those organi­ and Mrs. J, P. McConaty. Fol­ marriage by her brother, Jame.s Annamae Duify, GLendale 8254, zations that are spreading their lowing a conference with the pas­ De Credico, carried a bouquet of ^ATHOLICS of the Rocky Mountain Region, 4553 Newton, or sent to the jour­ tor, Mrs. Cronin, the committee Communistic doctrines. Adhere to lillies of the valley and white gar­ we hope you will visit our newly-opened nalism class at the high school. the doctrines of Leo XIII and Pius chairman, made a motion that the denias. She wore a pearl necklace, 28% nivehsary A Low Mass for the Purgator­ XI. In those doctrines you will incumbent officers be re-elected by the gift of the bridegroom. The Ecclesiastical Section the next time you’re in our ial society was said Wednesday find the solution of all our economic acclamation. The motion was matron of honor, Mrs. M. J. Rat- morning, Oct. 11. problems. unanimously carried. The officers cliffe, wore a dress of sky blue store. You will find a very complete and beautiful Griddera to Match Brighton for the current year are: Mrs. C. taffeta and carried a Colonial bou­ The high school football team Immigration Upheld J. Campbell, president; Mrs. J. F. selection of Catholic needs, for your own use and Starts Wednesday, Oct. 18—Every De­ “ Columbus blazed the trail and quet of Talisman roses. Joseph P. will journey to Brighton Friday Reardon, vice president; Mrs. opened at least the portals to a new Lewis was best man, and George partment Participating! Fine New evening, Oct. 13, to play the high Helen Bishop, treasurer; Mrs. A. for gifts. A wide range of prices to suit every world. We must not close that Gardner and Arden Ratcliffe were school. The game will begin at J. Quinlivan, secretary, and Mrs. ushers. Joseph O’Neill sang and purse,' and of course you may avail yourself of 17:30. door. I am willing to admit that Otto Kiene, corresponding secre­ Fashions at Greatest Savings! immigration to our land should not Miss Josephine Courtney presided I A two-act skit on fire preven­ tary. at the organ. Following the cere­ the convenience of your May CIo. charge account. tion, furnished by the Denver Fire be permitted in numbers too great The following women were re­ for us to assimilate them, but I mony, a reception was held at the I department, was given Thursday ceived into the society: Mmes. home of the bride’s cousin. After i morning, Oct. 12, in the school do not agree with the method by Frank Abegg, C. D. Bourne, John Moniday, October 16 which the number has been de­ a short wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. hall for the high school students. Ilgaudas, John Koehl, Ray J. Ryan, La Sasso will reside at 4001 Zuni Participating in the skit were the termined for the various countries. J. J, Torpey, and W. H. Wolfe. That method has discriminated street. Prayer Books Rosaries Pre-Anniversary Sale following: Laura Chiolero, Betty Father Higgins welcomed the new Haney, Jack Ranney, Ed O’Con- against southern Europe and other members and expressed his appre­ Scout* to Receive Communion ; nor, and Tony Salvato. Following nations. The Boy Scouts will receive Religions Statues Plaques ciation for the interest they mani­ Communion Sunday, Oct. 15, at ' jthe skit, a talk on fire nrevention “ Columbus contributed his dar­ fested in joining the society ano I was given by Captain Thomas B. ing, his courage, and his enter­ the 8 o’clock Mass. sharing in the privilege and work Jack Hickey returned Friday, Crucifixes Vigil Lights $1 MARQUEEN HOSIERY ; Canning. prise to the discovery of the new of the sanctuary and the guarding world. What contribution shall we Oct. 6, from a vacation in New of the Eucharist. He thanked the York city, Washington, D. C., and make toward its development? If officers for the splendid co-opera­ it be true, and it is, that eternal Chicago, 111. tion they had given the past year Mr. and Mrs. Orland M. Chad­ 11. ISTiT IS vigilance is the price of liberty, and for the acceptance of their The MAY Co.—Baleonp wick have returned from their pairs then not since the signing of the duties for the coming year. 3 ^2 Declaration of Independence and wedding trip, which they spent on Father Kolka gave an interest­ the We^t coast and in the Cana­ the adoption of the constitution ing talk on his recent trip to New dian Northwest. They have taken Savings of $1 was there greater need of vigil­ York city, Washing;ton, D. C., and SIFE III iOME a house at 1120 Cook street. ance than today. Chicago, III. He was deeply im­ “ The patriotic, liberty-loving Mrs. Carl 0. Selande;^ returned pressed by the strong note of Sunday, Oct. 8, from Chicago, 111., citizenry must be conscious of the Catholicism prevailing in New Irreplaceable values—rising prices make it im­ (Continued From Page One ) dangers, for not only can what where she spent a fortnight with I Egypt, Arabia, and Palestine in York city. He also described relatives. ' She was present at the possible to offer our exclusive Marqueens at happened in Russia and elsewhere George Cardinal Mundelein’s fu­ Specializing in Quality Plumbing and the past four months, Robert Mc­ funeral services for Cardinal Mun­ happen here; it is happening here. neral, which he attended en route anything like this low price again! Misty sheer Mahon and Edward McGinnis of delein. Heating Repairs St. Thomas’ seminary, upon their Propaganda la Viciou* Enemy home. , “ Mirage Crepes” that have amazing strength Mrs. I Campbell thanked Mrs. Chicagoan* Now in Pariah return to Denver in the pa.st week, “ It is not an enemy with creep­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Mitchell and elasticity . . . constructed for real wear. were ready to concede Hitler the ing tanks and roaring cannons and Reinhardt and Mrs. Sheehy for SLATTERY & COMPANY their work in the sanctuary in the and daughter, Ruth Margaret, of j top prize for thrill--producing. The bursting shells of poison gas that 1510 Vine street are new members j Buy unsparingly for yourself—and for appre­ two travelers were at Biarritz in we must meet. I wish to God it pa.st month and named Mrs. Cos­ PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS tello and Mrs. Stakebake to as­ of the parish. They came here ciated gifts! Southern France, near the Span­ were! It is something more dan­ 1726 MARKET STREET ' sist her in the current month. from Chicago, 111., where they were ish border, when war was declared gerous—a vicious and well-organ­ members of St. Hilary’s parish. JOHN J. CONNOR, President PHONE KEYSTONE 1441 Upon instructions to catch the ized propaganda that has poisoned Mrs. J. R. Plank offered her home for the next meeting. Mrs. Mr. Mitchell is an insurance ad­ Smart women love these luscious colors: HOLI­ first and only train to Paris, if the minds of millions with the justor. they expected to get there at all, philosophy of Communism. B. C. Fitzgerald will be joint host­ DAY (neutral), ROSELITE (wine tone), TOAST ess. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Zint and the seminarians boarded the train “ It is not an enemy pounding on OPEN UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT (warm brown), SUNLIT (warm beige). 500 Enjoy Faakion Show children, Billy and Ursula, ac­ and arrived in the French capital our shores, but one in our very companied by Mr. and Mrs. Ira at midnight— the blackest night Approximately 500 guests as­ KEN LIQUORS midst. He occupies the chair of sembled to enjoy the fashion show W. GaVnett, returned recently from NEUSTETER’S HOSIERY—FIRST FLOOR they ever expect to see. The city 534 17lh Si. (Next to Kenmark Hotel) philosophy and economics in our and bridge-tea sponsored by St. a month’s vacation. They visited was cloaked in utter darkness, no colleges and universities. He is Mr. and Mrs. John Denny (Ursula fipecial Party Planning Strric* taxis were running, and an air of Phiiomena’s P.-T.A. at the Denver writing for great papers. He may Dry Goods tea room Wednesday, Garnett) and children at Mama- FREE ICE FREE DELIVERY WE MEET ART PRICE impending disaster hovered over be that man beside you now. roneck, N. Y.; the New York Jm latino, Prop. K£, 88IJ the city. Their first taste of war, Oct. 4. The undertaking proved “ Our contribution should be World’s fair, and Washington, D C. however, was quickly forgotten by very successful and well worth Christian. If there be one thing inaugurating as an annual event. The Donovan club met Wednes­ the succession of events that fol­ that our land needs more than an­ day, Oct. 11, in the school hall. lowed in the next three weeks. The association is grateful to the other in these days when the very many friends who contributed to Motion pictures of the Southern You'll Enjoy Burlington The youths were detained in foundation of our government is the success of the party. Prizes California-Notre Dame football The BRIGHT SPOT Paris for two weeks, as the French being threatened, it is that Amer­ were awarded to Mrs. Otto Kiene, game were shown. government had taken over all ican culture be impregnated with carving set by R. J. Harrison; ships, and it was impossible to get Mrs. G. L. Monaghan’s club met FLOWER SHOP the doctrines of (Catholic philos­ Mrs. Newcoma, clock by the Public passage to America on any other Tuesday, Oct. 10, with Mrs. E. A. ophy and Catholic theology. If Service; Frances Lee, two-pound lines. Failing to get aboard the Hanifen, 759 Steele street. Mrs. Fiftn Avenue and Josephine EMerson 2745 THR^ m SERIICE there be any force that can make box of Baur’s candy; Mrs. Sal- Leroy Koerber received the award. French liner, De Grasse, on which men unselfish and true, if there be zer, ba.sket of fruit by the Gratum they had reserved accommodations, The next meeting will be with Mrs. any power that can so reform them Fruit company; Mrs. Lowe, sur­ the two .seminarians went to Bor­ Koerber Tuesday, Oct. 24. that they will work not for their prise box by Howard Wolfe; Mrs. deaux, where they were detained Miss Alice Torpey, 1324 Gar­ S T . L O U IS own selfish ends and aims, but for Kimmins, one-pound box of Sto­ field, is the sponsor of a new card Hours: 9 to 12; 1 to 5. Phone MAin 3437 : still another week before sailing ver’s candy; Mrs. Kelton, corsage on the American boat, Shawnee, the common good, then this nation club. DAILY SERVICE Step aboard a delijghtfully air- of ours will go unerringly to its by the Speth Floral company; a flat-bottomed ship that was Mrs. Larson, cleaning order by the loatware conditioned Burlington chair car loaded with Belgian granite to appointed goal. There is no power Patronize These Firm*. They Dr. j. J. O’Neil, Dentist Lv. Denver 4;10pm of which men have ever dreamed Kleenrite company; Mrs. Burns, Are C o-op era tin g With Your or Pullman any evening. You’re keep it balanced. While in Paris At, St. Joseph 5:53 am plant by the Rosenbowl florists; the travelers experienced six air that can thus regenerate the Paper. Ar. Kansas City 7:30 am in St. Joe or Kansas City next Mrs. Bradley, order from the raids. According to the youths hearts of men except religion, and, Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Streets I At. St. Louis 1:10 pm morning, in St. Louis shortly after the city echoed each time with the therefore, until religion, until " JOHN screaming of sirens. Fifteen min­ Christian religion which is still the Wastward noon. No change of cars en route, religion of this land, until the Lv. St. Louis 2:15 pm dining dar service for all meals, utes are given civilians to get to Club Formed by COYLE bomb shelters or “ Abris” in the Catholic religion, for there is little Lv. Kansas City 7:30 pm and oBservation-loimge for sleep­ Christianity outside of her today, . . Lv. St. Joseph 9-.10 Jim basements of hotels, stores, etc. FOR RLA.S6KS— Us* Scars Etay Pay Plan PHOTO ENGRAVERS * i * shall so far regenerate the hearts Ar. Denver 8:20 am ing car passengers. All are provided with gas masks, Golden Society For Your Every Printing Plate Need " l l and strict discipline is demanded. of men that multitudes will strive • to put into practice her high prin­ SPECIAL FACILITIES FOR SCHOOL ANNUAL PUBLICATIONS Nine days after sailing from Golden.— The Altar society has 1749 Broadway ttfrvoHom — * Bordeaux the world travelers were ciples, we shall not have achieved our goal.’’ formed a discussion club to meet BURLINGTON TRAVEL BUREAU back in the states, and reported to every Thursday afternoon. the local seminary this week. Twenty-five women were present Phont: Ktyslon* 1123 W. S. SANDERSON Builington at the meeting at the Alpine tea Seventeenth and Champa Stt. Bishop Blesses New room Thursday, Oct. 5. The mem­ . S BRO. ARCHIB J. MePUKE, Production Manager Route One Hour Free Parkini for Patrona Denver Italians bers will purchase a new black 1803 Broadway KE. 2621 at 1727 Champa Street cope for the church. Mrs. J. Canon City Hospital Janke and Mrs. Cecile Clute were 1S14 Arapahoe T.Abor 2391 hostes.ses. Fresh Roasted Cof/ee (Continued From Page One) Maaa I* at 8 o’Clock ■ i Plan Celebration Sunday Mass during October Is Morovit 26c; 4 lbs. $1.00 and that the Sisters of St. Bene­ being offered at 8 o’clock. Mass LOOP MARKET dict might do untold good in the Fresh Roasted Peanut Butter community. Denver Italians, under the is offered at the Evergreen chapel FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE A dinner was later served to auspices of the Italian American at 10 o’clock. 15c per lb. Frea Parking With Purchase of 50c or More at 1429 Lawrence the clergy and guests. Those Federated societies, are all set to The Altar society luncheon at Pickles, Spices and Morovit Extry! Extry! present included Bishop Vehr, the make their annual celebration of the Golden Waffle inn Tuesday, Baking Powder Jit. Rev. Leonard Schwinn, O.S.B., Oct. 10, was a big success. Columbus day the biggest in his­ FREE DELtVERY LOOP GROCERY PALMER FLOWERS Abbot of Holy Cross abbey; the tory. A gigantic two-day car­ The high school study club will FORMERLY BI-LOW . I Rev. Cyril Zupan, O.S.B., of Holy nival will be held on the grounds meet at the rectory Monday eve­ Extry Qood Cross abbey; the Rev. Bernard J. of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel church, ning, Oct. 16, at 4 o’clock rather UFEBUOY SOAP Special Rates to Cullen of Denver, the Rev. Thomas W. 36th avenue and Navajo than later in the evening. Enjoy the Best Register Readers t Zabolitzky, O.S.B., and the Rev. street, Oct. 14 and 15. Former Sodaliat Honored Mrs. u'ames Kirk was honored THE Martin Arno, O.S.B., of the abbey, Many prominent civic officials 3 for ITe KE. 6010 Open Sundays I the Rev. John Forsyth, O.S.B., are scheduled to speak, including at a miscellaneous shower given by Miss Margaret Garrison at her Boulder; the Rev. Albert Schaller, Gov. Ralph L. Carr, Mayor Benja­ home Tuesday evening, Oct. 10. O.S.B., of St. Michael’s church, min F. Stapleton, Judge Edgar Canon City; the Rev. Dominic Kettering, and Secretary of State The guests, including members of the Young Ladies’ sodality, flnnual Bazaar Sclafani, O.S.B., Florence; the George E. Saunders. * Rev. Bernard Gillick, Salida; the Festivities will get under way were as follows: Misses Mary In ,the SOLES07C Rev. Edward Vollmer, O.S.B., Gargan, Anna Gargan, Eileen a s m i l k Mpn't. Wntn*n‘t. and NEXT W EEK Saturday evening when a band rhlldren'a Half SnletM S Thomas More hospital chaplain; concert will be held followed by Wagenbach, Lottie Elliott, Clara Distinctive Elliott, Gladys Elliott, 'Vir­ Mother Imelda, St. Scholastica’s a ball. Sunday morning, a Sol­ Pioneer Room and Coffee Shop \ ROASTED TODAY - i Ix)on Shoe 1 convent, Chicago; Mother Jerome, ginia Geising, Lorraine Geising, OCTOBER 19,20, 21 emn Mass will be celebrated at the of th* DELIVERED TODAY REPAIR SHOP Sacred Heart convent, Yankton, church at 10:30 and the speaking Helen Sweeney, Mildred Hokan- i l*o«p Market* Lawreneo Street SMp S. Dak.; Mother Domitilla of Holy programs will be held in the after­ soft, Anna Polich, and Lois Vickers, Cosmopolitan Hotel Ala*, Qnality Teaa, Spieeo, all of Denver; Mrs. Phil Garrison, Cross abbey, and several sisters noon. Extraeta aad Baking PowAer Liberal, Kans.; Mrs. Ethel Short, The firms listed here de­ from Glockner sanatorium, Colo­ Officers of the Mass will be the HOLY FAMILY PARISH rado Springs. Rev. Hildebrand Brunetti, O.S.M., and Mrs. T. G. Garrison. Mrs. Kirk, serve to be remembered formerly Miss Veronica Polich, celebrant; the Rev. Gaetano Del was a member of the Young when you are distributing Transvaal School Aid Bruseo, O.S.M., deacon, and the Featuring Armour’s Star Ham Dinner Rev. Andrew S. Dimichino, S.J., Ladies’ sodality and a member of X Zme Etchings V ^ your patronage in the dif­ Stoppage Is Deplored subdeacon. Father Bniseso will St. Joseph’s choir. Mr. and Mrs. Color Plates - Half Tones Kirk are making their home in ferent lines of business. give the sermon. l.i THURSDAY (* TO 8 Golden. Capetown.—Opening a new con­ Joseph N. Lilly is general chair­ SeeleInan'Ehr^t Door Priie$ Thursday and Friday vent school for the Assumption man of the celebration and will Sisters in Johannesburg, Bishbp be assisted by committees from 86,505 Days’ Care in pttoto CnginOevs ATTRACTIVE BOOTHS REBATING EACH EVENING David O’Leary, O.M.I., deplored a a number of societies throughout recommendation of the Transvaal the city. Foster-Homes Provided Education commis.sion that grants $ 5 0 0 oUier TaloabI* priic* firtn away Saturday (Tcninx Columbus day, Oct. 12, was a DenverColorado PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS to private school be discontinued. legal holiday and all city depart­ In the laat year 86,505 “ For 15 years I have been trying ments except the fire and police day*’ care in foater-home* ADMISSION FREE— WEST 44TH AND UTICA to get assistance from the govern­ divisions were closed. The state wa* provided by Community THEY ARE RELIABLE ment for our educational work, and capital and all state office build­ Cheat ageneie* for 237 bey* Your bueinese it 1 am still trying,’’ he said. ings also enjoyed a holiday. and girl*. appreciated here. Thursday, Oct, 12, 1939 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystohe 4205 PAGE ELEVEN

Aid Society's Parley Is Slated for Oct. 19 Social Center Is Girls Receinp; Imperial Coal Co. BE SURE The Sacred Heart Aid society 'yip A o fijo i^ will meet on Thursday, Oct. 19, at the C. D. of A. clubhSuse. As Planning Parties Caps aid Gowns To Ask for IMPERIAL When You Next D, Malcolm Carey, Pharmacist the work of the sewing group has Order Coal been extended in the making of (By Or r y -K e l l y , .Famous Holly­ plumes of pink, yellow’, and green, Many activities and social (Loretto Heights College) layettes, Mrs. Loretta Daugherty, wood Stylist Writing for Inter­ which dip over her foreheatf as events are scheduled for St. An­ 514 Denham Bldg. Phone KE. 5358 Prescriptions chairman, will welcome assistance. national News Service) though they grew from her Freshmen of Loretto .Heights Those wishing may receive cut­ thony’s Neighborhood house for brushed-up coiffure. college are receiving caps and Our Specialty the month of October. Several Hollywood. — (INS) — A gala out garments to take home and Brenda Marshall, looking like a gowns at the annual ceremony Halloween parties are being night in movietown proves that PRONE KE. <251 22< SIXTEENTH ST. complete. Miss Lydia O’Hara milady of glamour lets a number Grecian princess in Espionage being held'Friday, Oct. 13, in the planned for the young folks of Close to S t Francis De Sales r.presents this circle at the Aid of things go to her head. We of Agent, when she wears a gown of college chapel. Eva Sydney Mona­ the community by the various meetings. Father A. A. Zeller, C. draped white chiffon, puts a minia­ ghan, student body president, and clubs. the eagle eye have noticed flash­ 121 SO. PEARL ST. 84,250 SS.R., will address the women and ing plumes, brilliant jewels, flow­ ture gem-encrusted starfish on the Helen Kelly, senior class presi­ Tom Tierney will sing. The Forget-Me-Not club, whose dent, will present the gowns. A frand faroUy home, lix Urge rooms and ileepinf porch, ers, fresh and sleekly artificial; side of her head and repeats the cuora steam heat, 2*car garace. Will trade for 5>room bangalon. See These The Needlework guild is claim­ president is Susie Ricotta, will ribbons, snoods, parkas, saris, and motif on the opposite shoulder The program follows: Proces­ Exquisitely Becoming ing the attention of the society. hold a pot-luck supper Oct. 27. demi-turbans, accompanying for­ from which flows the drapery. sional, “ 0 God of Loveliness,” en­ BENNETT HORTON ■ 1509 E. Colfax - MA. 9191 HOSTESS Its section, known as No. 30, is All .fiends of the club members mal gowns of surpassing beauty. Jane Gilbert performs a similar tire student body; blessing of caps entering upon its 27th year. The are invited to attend. When Geraldine Fitzgerald goes trick with tiny clusters of pastel and gowns, the Rt. Rev. Monsi­ GOWNS officers and directors are Mrs. J. Hot Lun het Being Served to a ball in silver-toned talTeta she jewelled flowers. *■ gnor Richard Brady; address, the C. Hagus, president; Mrs. T. B. Under-privileged and under­ lets color creep into the picture With a dress of shell pink taf­ Rev. Gabriel M. Lane, O.P.; Bene­ and PAJAMAS Liverman, secretary; Mrs. J. A. nourished children, to the number via three little curled ostrich feta little Mary Anderson chooses diction of the Most Blessed Sacra­ SPETH FLORAL COMPANY Osner, Mrs. J. T. Tierney, Mrs. In Satin of 250, are enjoying a hot lunch a semi-circlet of waxen pink buds ment, Monsignor Brady, celebrant, E. M. Du Bois, and Mrs. James daily through co-operation with which crowns her dark locks like and recessional. Artistic Florists McDonald, president of the Sacred •810.7.5 to $12.75 the WPA. Mrs. B >bbie Nickekels a wreath. Jesuit Addresses Sodalists 1261 East Colfax Avenue Telephone!! CHerry 1244 and CRerry 1337 All Sizes—All Lengths Heart Aid.society. Garment mem­ With all the Oriental trends in bers are requested to send their has charge of the hot lunch proj­ Deanery Board At the first sodality mating DENVER. COLORADO ect. fashion, extremely apropos is of the year Oct. 5, Father Edward MARVETTE SHOP donations to the director or the Maris Wrixon’s idea of posing a C. D. of A. clubhouse on or be­ A number of young people have A. Conway, S.J., addressed the BLOUSES HOSIERY shown great interest in dramatics, gigantic red rose over each ear sodalists on the theme of the fore Wednesday, Nov. 8. Mrs. very much in the w'ay the geisha Expart Alteration Servlet McDonald, Mrs. T. Davis, and Mrs. and rehearsals are already under college conference for the coming WHY GO DOWN TOWN? EA. <815 2<05 E, Colfax way for the presentation of a To Meet Oct. 16 girl uses chrysanthemums. year, “ It's Great to Be a Cath­ P. W. Stauter will assist in tagging Gloria Dickson, who has her and typing. Refreshments will be three-act comedy the second week olic.” Father Conway listed such in November. Proceeds will be used hair cut rather short, fills out a reasons as surety of one’s posi­ served at the social house fol­ golden snood with fresh flowers. Optometrist and Optician lowing the business meeting on to pay for athletic equipment for The advisory board of the Den­ tion, ability to fight in defense Mrs. Pat O’Brien, who also ap­ ^ g R V I C E Thursday. Hostesses will be Mrs. the center. ver deanery will meet at a lunch­ of human rights, haying the per­ ' “ » PtiONt HELEN WALSH Elmer Hanlin and Mrs. M. E. eon in the Holy Ghost hall Mon­ proves the ladylike snood fashion, fect way of worshiping God, know­ CHsairr 6565 Spanish mothers of the district, wears a fitted one of white and Associate Jones. under the direction of Instructor day, Oct. 16, at 12:30 o’clock. ing precisely what is right and C O R . 3 4 S u e GILPIN The board consists of the presi­ silver studded with emeralds. The what is wrong, and having ab­ Gladys Winchester, are making style is especially smart with pe­ Downtown Prices At Your Doorstep W . R. JOSEPH Colorado Upholstery Co. boys’ shirts, girls’ school dresses, dents of affiliated organizations. solutely reliable leaders headed by Members as well as presidents are riod gowns and is gaining rather the world’s greatest leader, the EYES EXAMINED SPECIAL PRICE and, after the sewing session, are than losing favor. Chair UphoUtered in Prize and * increasing their knowledge of prac­ invited to attend. For reserva­ Pope. Phono TAbor 188. Frizette ...... $9.00 tions persons are asked to call Miriam Hopkins was the first Davenport ...... $16.00 tical American cookery. Miss Mary Ellen Green, grad­ 218-219 Hajeatic Blda. Mrs. L. V. Wagner, EMerson fashionable to wear an evening uate nurse at the college, ad­ CITY PARK DAIRY ANY WORK GUARANTEED Citizen Clatiex in Seiiion parka in Hollywood. Now parkas Patronize These Firms. They Cushions refilled with new spring and new 8342. The Very Rev. Dr. Wil­ dressed the freshman personnel Soft curd HOMOGENIZED MILK . . . you can taste the dif­ cotton SI.00 each “ The American way,’’ as re­ liam M. Higgins, pastor of St. are used constantly on snug jack­ class Thursday, Oct. 5, in the Are Co-opernting With Your General Furniture Repairing lated to the constitution and the ets which turn an evening dress ference . . . Milk in its most delicious, digestible form. Paper. Philomena’s church, will be the auditorium on “ Personal Hygiene.” 2459 16th St. GLendale 2304 bill of rights, is the subject of guest speaker. Mrs. J. T. Tier­ of self fabric into a dinner gown. discussion in the citizenship Ann Sheridan puts a sky blue Mrs. Adelaide Merkel, a grad­ Phone: EAst 7707 ney, president of the Denver dean­ uate of the class of 1938, is now classes now. C. A. Bent, state ery, will preside. This offers sari over her head when she steps supervisor of this work, announces out in a dress draped in the conducting classes in Latin at the an opportunity to form a closer college. that classes at St. Anthony’s are contact with the deanery, to dis­ Oriental way. Some times she A RARE COLLECTION held Monday and Tuesday nights, cuss its problems, and to become even follows the Maharanee style The Foundation committee of the Thursday morning, and Friday of a jeweled forehead pendant Loretto league met at the college FRITELLE better acquainted with the work at 4 o’clock Oct. 5. Miss Anne afternoon. of other organizations. with the sari. By BETTY Intensive study of naturalization Crownless turbans also appear Fallon presided. At the regular meeting follow­ 2 tbsp. oil of BEAUTIFUL FURS requirements forms part of the again and again on the formal Great progress is.reported in the ing luncheon, reports will be ^ 6 e fft Tuesday afternoon and Thursday evening scene. They are always freshman course in Gregorian given by supervisors of the dean­ Vt sugar Most outstanding values of the morning instruction in citizen­ made of elegant fabric and are chant, which is being conducted ery centers: Frank Seiner, recent­ Vs tap. salt season. Choice furs, selected ship for both aspirants and ac­ brave in jewels. at the college. The students ex­ ly placed in charge of St. An­ Vi tap. vanilla in pelt. Individually styled to tual voters. The last three-quarters pect to be able to sing the So­ thony’s Neighborhood house; Mrs. Vz tap. baking powder of the class period are devoted to dality Mass in November. fit you superbly. John Moody of Vail, and Miss HUNGARIAN FLOUR perusal and discussion of bulletins Sister Rose Margaret, college on government. Mary Ellen Daugherty of Little A MILLER CREATION, Flower. ST. m m e r s t i librarian, will attend the regional Beat eggs with sugar, salt, oil and vanilla. Sift small Craft Courses U n der W a y meeting of the Catholic Library A letter received at Little amount of flour and baking powder and add to mixture. Add to your order Under supervision of Mrs. association to be held in Salina, Flower center from Howard Kans., Oct. 15. more flour to make a dough soft enough to handle. Roll out Mayme Pangburn of the WPA Beresford, director of the sports TWO-YEAR UNCONDITIONAL recreation project, craft work federation, is a source of pride « thin and cut out fancy shapes and fry in deep fat. Dip in GUARANTEE cTasses for autumn and winter for to the staff of the center and to honey or sprinkle with powdered sugar. children and adults are getting the deanery. Mr. Beresford com under way at Rude Community plimented the senior girls’ soft- (St. Patrick’s Parieh) Cathedral Women center. Director Victor Siverts PIKES* PEAK CAKE FLOUR A Better ball team on winning the cham­ Forty Hours’ devotion will be announces. New courses offered pionship and added, “ Not only held starting Sunday morning, Oct. Convening Friday Manufactured by Coat for are hosiery repair and rug making. w.ere these girls winners, but their 15, at the 9 o’clock Mass, with With the annual fiesta in May excellent behavior on and off the procession of the Blessed Sacra­ HUNGARIAN FLOUR MILLS Less” in mind, Mexican and Spanish field and their true sportsmanship ment. Daily Masses in the de­ The Cathedral Altar and Rosary American motifs will prevail in the carried out the major purpose for votion will be at 7 and 8 o’clock. society is meeting Friday, Oct. 13, decoration. Tin tapping, painting, which the federation exists, that The Blessed Sacrament will be at 2 o’clock in St. Paul’s chapel. and reed work are among the proj­ is, adequate sports opportunities exposed immediately preceding the The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Hugh ects. ^ for all ages and groups.’’ 8 o’clock Mass. Evening devotions L. McMenamin will address the A gift of new dishes from the The mothers and fathers’ will start at 7:45 o’clock and will group and the spiritual director, Shirley Savoy hotel for Center use monthly social was held Sunday consist of the Rosary, a sermon on the Rev. Dr. Thomas A. Dorjin, miLLER I will make social affairs at Rude the Holy Eucharist by a visiting will speak on the Holy Hour. Answer to Your Beauty Queries ! more enjoyable. evening, Oct. 1. This was the group’s first fall se.ssion. It was priest, and Benediction. Solemn Mrs. James M. Knight, presi­ largely attended and gives prom­ closing of the devotion w’ill be held dent, will outline the program for Furs Forty Hours’ Held at ise of being as popular as it was Tuesday evening, when the Rev. the year’s activities. Tea will be DO YOU WANT YOUR SKIN last season. Claude Olquin, presi­ Arthur Lucy will preach the ser­ served. An invitation is extended to all the women of the parish, TO LOOK SOFT? EAST COLF.4X AT PARK AVT. ZAMBAKIAN BUILDING dent of the Mothers and Fathers’ mon. St. Mary Magdalene’s Sunday, Oct. 15, will be regular whether members or not, to attend. MA. 6909 club, directs the entertainment. Communion day for the Young Hostesses for this occasion will DO YOU WANT YOUR SKIN Wedne.sday is special event day Ladies’ sodality.' be Mrs. T. J. Early, Mrs. G. L. (St, Mary Magdalene’i Parish) TO FEEL SMOOTH? at Little Flower center. Members The senior sodality held a meet­ Schott, Mrs. James J. Teeling, and . The Forty Hours’ devotion was choose games, and prizes are solemnly closed Tuesday evening. ing Wednesday evening, Oct. 11, Mrs. Thomas G. Barry. awarded. A visiting nurse gives in the library. Miss Anna Marie The society’s purpose is to care DO YOU WANT YOUR SKIN ECONOIMY ALL-FINISHED FAMILY SERVICE Besides the pastor, the Rev. James instruction to the mothers’ health R. Flanagan, the Very Rev. F. P. Wade, president of the Parish So­ for the altars, shrines, altar linens, TO LOOK WELL-CARED-FOR? class every Thursday from 1 to dality union, presided. vestments of priests, servers, and 1 0 w ? a ? *^?bs. 1 . 4 9 Additional Pounds at 14c Cawley, the Rev. J. P. Walsh, and 3 following luncheon. This is the Rev. Wm. V. Powers were The monthly meeting of the choir, and to devise means whereby Everythinf Completely Flniehed ITT A T No Extm Charge for proving a great help to mothers Mothers’ club will be held Thurs­ the funds necessary for this care Th# a^T t price ii baied on /C " l-i-A X gjjShirta in Thii Servie. present. Father Walsh delivered in the care of their babies. On day evening, Oct. 19, in the li­ may be available. 2815 W. 2«th At.. the closing sermon. The Rev CRESCENT LAUNDRY, INC. Friday from 11 to 3 they are brary. It will consist of a short 'The ben'fefits, derived from mem­ GL«nd«l. <707 Wm. Monahan and the Rev. Ed­ taught to make layettes. Mrs. T. ward Leyden preached at the devo­ business session followed by a sO' bership are rnany. The women | tions. G. (Jarrison and her committee of cial. share in the intentions of the Holy speakers are boosting the Benefit The meeting of the Altar and The junior Young Ladies’ so­ Mass offered on the first Sunday shop, stressing the need of funds Rosary society was held on dality meeting was held Thursday of the month, they recite the Ro­ from that source and asking for The New Everett Orgatron Thursday at the parish hall. The evening, Oct. 12. sary at the meeting, and attend; hostesses were Mrs. Rufien, Mrs. stock. Persons are asked to call Rug to Be Purchased Benediction of the Blessed Sacra­ “Looks, Plays, and Sounds Like a Tracey, and Mrs. McGuire. Lunch TAbor 2916. and donations will More than one half of the sum ment in St. Paul’s chapel. eon was served at 1 o’clock. be sent for. neces.sary to purchase the new rug Pipe Organ” The high school instruction class for the sanctuary has been con­ Patronize These Firms. They TRUE ORGAN TONES, WITH is held each Monday evening at tributed to date, and Father Are C o-o p era tin g With Your Sodalists to Receive Achille Sommaruga is confident Paper. ALL THEIR HARMONIES 7 o’clock. that the remaining amount will be Priced as CQC Any Organist Can Communion Sunday contributed in a short time. Low as ^ V W W Play It Mrs. A. O’Meara (Mildred Car- (St. Elizabeth’s Parish) roll) suffered severe shock and exclusively a t Members of the Young Ladies’ injuries in an auto accident Tues­ sodality and the Children of Mary day morning, Oct. 10. She is a K n ig h t - C a m p b e irsi will receive Holy Communion in a patient at St. Joseph’s hospital. body Sunday, Oct. 15, at 9 o’clock The condition of Charles Fee, Mass. • who was seriously ill at Mercy hospital, is much improved. Father Robert Dumphy, O.F.M., The Rev. Thomas Barry admin- is substituting for Father Clarence i.sted Baptism to Betty Lou, infant Kessler of Glenwood Springs, who daughter of Helario and Lucaria is at Mercy hospital for an opera­ Quintana, Sunday afternoon, Oct. tion . 8. Vincent and Catherine Gon­ USE VELVA CREAM Mrs. Bridget Ford is at St. Jos­ zales were sponsors. To give Sleepy Hol­ eph’s hospital suffering with a heart attack. AND ORANGE SKIN CREAM low its old-tim e Weekbaugh Infant Is goodness our ex­ Olinger Manager Honored Named for Forebears BY Behind a Name ... Joseph E. Bona, vice president perts select just Named in honor of her great­ Governor Richard Ward and general manager of the Olin- grandmother, Mrs. J. K. Mullen; ger mortuaries, was elected a di­ pure cane sugar and of Rhode Island was de­ her grandmother, Mrs. William rector of the National Selected a costly kind of scended from John Ward, Hunzicker, and her mother, the in­ Morticians Thursday at their 22nd fant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. who settled in that state in annual convention in Chicago. maple sugar. They Kernan Weekbaugh, Anne, was Use Ardena Velva Cream . . . fight, fragrant. . . every blend the sugars ac­ 1673. Arms: a golden baptized in St. Joseph’s hospital cross on a blue shield. Roiary Sunday Observed chapel Thursday, Oct. 12, by the morning . . . leave it on during your bath. cording to a secret New York. — (Exclusive) — Rt. Rev. Monsignor William for colorful Motto: “ Not for ourselves Services were held at the Church Use Orange Skin Cream ...rich, emollient...every formula, then sim­ O’Ryan, assisted by the Rev. Dr. alone.” of St. Vincent Ferrer of the Thomas Doran. Miss Eleanore | night before you put your face to bed; leave a little Dominican Fathers observing mer them just the We have a reputation Weekbaugh, her aunt, and Robert! washable walls Rosary Sunday in commemoration Owens were sponsors. on, in fact, it's particularly good for dry skins. right length of time for quality merchandise of the victory of the Christians ^ Beautiful colon, soft, This is the Elizabeth Arden way to have a smooth, over a period of sixty over the Turks at Lepanto in 1571. to bring out the mellow light with no glare years in the retail jewelry soft skin —a skin you like to face in your mirror, a skin rich maple flavor. OTTO DRUG CO. — when you paint walls, business in Denver. We W . 38th and Clay GRand 9934 for all the world to see. . I recommend sterling silver ceiling and woodwork by Gorham, Stieff, Reed FILLMORE DRUG Why Pay Carfare to Buy with GLOSS-COTE- and Barton, and other STORE, INC. Your Drugs? thc McMurtry semi-glost leading manufacturers. paint. Easy to clean, STREET FLOOR—HTH ST. 2881 E. Colfax Arena* Same Lou Prices as Downtoun durable, moisture-proof. Our Prescription Department is A. J. STARK & GO. the pride of our store— Let us Ask Your McMurtry n) Convince you by filling your GOOMER JEWELRY Dealer for Color Card 1536 Glenarm Place Prescriptions. MOVIE Estab. 1906 CAMERAS Free Delirery Serrice to A nj P u t of MAin 3307 WATCHES th* City for Any of Tour Want! Phone KE. 5801 Co. *Whof9 Denver Shops With Confidence"— Phone KE. 2111 DIAMONDS SRFEUflY Oni-of-Towa Baiincfi 8«Uclt.4 CALL EAST 1856 RADIOS 2059 CHAMPA Pdn'nf an.i Uorntt/i .Makers since 1533 ARAPAHOe, DENVER \ PAGE TWELVE Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Oct. 12, 1939

‘ 3 FACTS ABOUT YOUR EYES Debt Reducing Pledge Drivers 1. Although the human eye is a delicate instrument it will serve M. O'KEEFE Jewelry Co. long and well, even under trying conditions, when properly cared for. 221 Kittredge Bldg. Set for Sunday at St, Francis^ Slxteentli and GIsnarm Streets 2. A person’s eyes should have periodic examinations to deter­ M ills IRIDm mine their condition and to correct faulty vision before it is A ' WATCHES A" Expert Watch Repairing too late. (St. Francis de Sales’ Parish) |the efforts of two recent Popes to James Frede, Fred Hupp, and •A JEWELRY Also Jewelry Repairing 3. In cases of impaired vision eye-glasses are the only perma­ secure peace in the world, Father Avalon Geeck. (Blessed Sacrament Parish) The date set for the debt re­ nent remedy. Figlino continued: “ Need we any Letter Club Organized ducing pledge drive is Sunday, Oct. BEST VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY Our department of Orthoptics (eyo traininf) It most complete The regular meeting of the further words, any further stim­ A Letter club was organized 15. Pledge cards will be placed Altar and Rosary society will be ulus to respond to the urgent ap­ Monday, Oct. 9, Election of of­ held in McDonough hall Friday in the pew pockets and will also peals of the Sovereign Pontiffs that ficers resulted as Tollows: Presi­ SWIUERT BROS. afternoon, Oct. 13, at 2:30. It will be distributed to all parishioners we go to God’s Mother, that we dent, William Gorman; vice presi­ be preceded By spiritual exercises not obtaining seats at the later dent, Foster Papi; secretary- Optometrists Our Entire Time If petition her through her most holy Sight la Too Prerioai in the church at ^ o’clock. Mrs. Masses. Parishioners will facilitate Rosary to protect us in these hours trea.surer, Wallace Smilanic. DeToted to Ejee matters greatly if they sign cards To Grinble With Charles Kelly of Fitzsimons hos­ of darkness, that we plead with Coach Bert Keirns is the mod­ pital, nurse in the World war, who this Sunday, and stipulate the her who overcame all heresies to erator. Phone KE. 7651 has been’ doing army work ever amount to be paid now or at a 1550 California conquer the greed and hatred in The high school second team since, will speak. Mmes. Patrick later date. the hearts of men and bring upon was defeated by Colorado Mili­ S, Dolan, A. M. Campbell, and The purpose of the drive is to Christendom the peace of which tary school on the D. U. practice C. C. Collins will be the hostesses. aid the parish in meeting its obli­ the angels sang at Bethlehem?” grounds Oct. 6, 19 to 0. The St. Vincent de Paul society gations at this time of the year. Father Figlino then concluded Mary Mesch, a third-year stu­ FORD will meet at the Workingmen’s The drive will supplement the an­ his address by reading the resolu­ dent, was made the press reporter club, 1824 Larimer street, Monday nual bazaar. An appeal is being tion on peace* adopted at the for troop 1 of the Junior Catholic evening, Oct. 16, at 7 o’clock. made to every adult of the parish Seattle convention of the Knights Daughters of America Oct. 9. * MERCURY Joseph Rihn and Henry Vellmure to support the drive, whose goal of Columbus and reported in the 'W^ith the knowledge that Catholic have arranged entertainment and is $10,000. October issue of Columbia. fiction and reference books are 'V) •will furnish the supper for the 540 Member! in P.-T. A. Mifta Recitata It Held being placed in the young peo­ * LINCOLN ZEPHYR men of the club that evening. The ple’s alcove of the Public library other members of the society will The P.-T. A. meeting Oct. 4 \^’as For the first time this year, the through the influence of the Junior 850 Bannock Street assist in serving. presided over by Mrs. Bernard Missa Recitata group, comprised C. D. of A., she is encouraging AUTOMOBILES Hynes. Mrs. Herman Miller, chair­ of seniors, juniors, and sopho­ The bowling teams of the Holy use of these books by young peo­ OPEN EVENINGS man of the membership drive, re­ mores of St. Francis de Sales’ high ple, especially by Fransalians. Name .society are meeting Mon­ ported a total membership of 540, school, recited the Latin responses day evenings at a downtown bowl­ Jerry Auer, a member of the with prospects of many more new at the first Friday Mass, Oct. 6, senior class, has been highly com­ ing alley. Last Monday evening, members. The Mothers’ chorus is at 7:45 in the St. Francis de Sales’ Oct. 9, four alleys were used. plimented by his teachers and A Three-Way Lesson in Goal Economy in need of additional voices, and church. The Rev. 4nthony Wein- classmates on a file of information The Modad club had its first anyone interested in joining should zapfel officiated, with the Rev. Leo social event Wednesday evening, about Catholic books and authors, Learn now to save money by buying your coal in the sum­ get in touch with Mrs. William Thome assisting in the distribution which he began in vacation. Many Oct. 11, in the school hall. Sixty- Walsh. A lecture given in Den­ of Holy Communion. John Buchen mer, before heavier winter demand has skyrocketed prices. GENUINE of his most timely and valuable You’ll save more if you learn to ask for HY-HEET Coal, one couples attended. Mrs. Thopias ver'by Dr. Paul Popenoe of the and Paul McCallin Were acolytes. RAINBOW Lynch was in charge of arrange­ items have been obtained from the because it’s tops in heating efficiency. Your third lesson in PRODUCTS Institute of Family Relations of The ushers were Richard Lamb, pages of the Register. He will ments. the University o f Los Angeles was Edward O’Connell, Francis Mc­ economy will come after next winter, when HY-HEET Coal’s keep his file up to date in cleanliness saves cleaning and redecorating bills. Saturday evening, Oct. 14, a reported by Mrs. G. W. Phelan, Carthy, William Gorman, Thomas the school term. benefit games party will be held in chairman of the parent education Mulqueen, and Donald Scheiman. The school lunch project began the school hall for school athletics gproup. Special commemoration was in the cafeteria Wednesday, Oct. Lump or Egg $5.75 and C.Y.O. activities. The advance Following the meeting the Very made by the students at tMs Mass, 4, and will continue throughout the ' sale of tickets indicates a good at- Rev. Harold V. Campbell, in a the first they have attended cor­ school year. ■ This project is spon­ Phone MAin 1221 Day or Night ] tendance. Awards will be hams and brief talk, stressed the aims of porately this scholastic year, for sored by the WPA, and students I bacon. The Rev. William Mulcahy the current Community Chest the soul of Dorothy St. Clair, who of both grade and high school are J f l C Q U f S i B■esTfsoz R O M R S j will be in charge. drive. died Aug. 15 after completing in being served. CARBON COAL CO. I Court of Honor Held The preliminary interest shown June her second year in St. Fran­ Program Presented 1048 Gag & Electric Bldg. Zarlengo Bros, The Park hiil court of honor in the “ All P.-T. A.” entertainment cis’ high school. Her death, caused Columbus day was observed at D € S ! G n € R S • BUILDUPS was held Oct. 9 at Smiley junior feature given at this meeting was by Addison’s disease, followed a the school. The seventh grade high school auditorium. Troop 145 fully realized. long illness in Mercy hospital, and gave a one-act play. Sail On. The fnonunii€nTSo>7i?'m€nnoRiftLs decree ; HACKETHAL ; quiem Mass was offered Tuesday at 9 in and can make vou dizzy talking about Holy Ghost church. Interment Mt. Olivet*. have as their guests Dr. and Mrs. ent tempest may be calmed.” Such Einstein’s Theory. "Now if I were ► Funeral Director * Olinger service. A. C. Paris and Mrs. L. Unver- was the plea that Catholic students 1619 Tremont St. publicizing yom* establishments,” he JAMES MOTOR CO. zagt of Buffalo, N. Y. turn to the Rosary as the most says, *T’d say: 1240 Acoma TA. 1656 NICHOLAS ALTMYER. 3625 S. Elati DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DISTRIBUTORS street. Englewood. Husband of Mrs. Mrs. Stephen Keating, Jr., is in powerful means of obtaining peace Draught Beer “ Motor fuels and lubricants are vastly Frances Altmyer. Mr. Altmyer died Oct. made by an alumnus, the Rev. J. different in chemical composition and Expert Repair Serrice at Reasonable Ratet-^Also Ute<] Cars 6 at his home after a long sickness. the hospital recovering from an efficiency. BRICE AT LOWER PRICE Sixty-eight years old, he was born in operation. Roy Figlino, before the sodalists Mixed Drinks g a s o l in e AND OIL have been scien» 13th & Lincoln KR. 8221 Pittsburgh, Pa., and came to Denver in Mr. and Mrs. William D‘. Phoe­ of St. Francis de Sales’ high school tifieally designed for maximum con­ 1918. In 1936 he moved to Englewood, nix recently presented a beautiful at their meeting Friday, Oct. 6. sumer value. But these stations, in where he was a member of St. Louis' par­ Chicken Dinners addition to vending superior products, ish and the Holy Name society. For onyx and brass pedestal to the After giving a brief sketch of put the human factor into business with Hartford-Alcorn several years he had been a member of Very Rev. Harold V. Campbell 35c minute attention to so*cailed minor de­ St. Joseph’s parish in Denver^ where Re­ to be used in the church. It has tails. I might say that they serve as ~ I’ll Meet You at quiem Mas.s was offered Monday at 9. Pastor of St. Therese’s personal valets to your motor car.” Mortuary Interment Mt. Olivet. George P. Hack- been placed beneath the picture OPEN SUNDAYS ethal service. of the late pastor, Monsignor J. 12 A. M. to 2 P. M. MARY AND WALT’S CAFE MRS. ANNA BURNS, 3134 Gaylord F. McDonough. The pedestal, a Is in Mercy Hospital BRICE OIL SYSTEM WHERE QUALI’TY FOODS AND DRINKS ARE SERVED ONLY AT 620 E. Colfax KE. 2779 street. Wife of James W. Burns, mother Corinthian pillar, is an antique, * THEIR BEST of Lawrence Burns, Mrs. Mary Johnson, Bronze for Less Wc Know We’H Always Be Welcome and Mrs. Anne Drumm. all of Denver, and was brought from Italy a (Shrine of the Little Flower, number of years ago. li Brice Oil Station 2020 S. Colo. Bird. COR. LOUISIANA AND SO. PEARL STS. and Mrs. Catherine Ulrickson. Salt Lake Aurora) Brice Oil Station 665 £. Kentucky A rt. CitJ'. Mrs. Burns, long active in St. kinU / is the time to Miss Margaret Gavin returned Kenneth Leonard 1290 S. Santa Fe Leo’s parish, died Tuesday at her home The pastor of St. Therese’s Call A this week from Albuquerque, N. INUIf think about.. Whitlock Service 3501 Tejon St. after an extended illness. She was a church, the Rev. Louis J. Mertz, Brice Oil Station STM W. Colfax Ave. native of Kenmore, County Kerry, Ire­ Mex., where she attended the is ill at Mercy hospital. Burkbe* Service .5000 E. Colfax land, and had lived here since 1905. She district meeting of the Altrusa AWNING STDRnGE Subscriptions for the cedar Cawood Service 3725 Morrison Rd. ZONE CAB was 55. Requiem Mass is being offered international as a delegate from Cawood Service West of Idaho Springs Friday at 9 in St. Leo’s church. Inter­ MARKET the Denver club. She also spent chest, which is to be awarded Moore SeWice Littleton, Colorado COLFAX M Ain 7171 ment Mt. Olivet. Theodore Hackethal Roy Miller 3737 Downing St. COLFAX AT service. some time in Santa Fe, where she around Christmas time, were given COLFAX AT Prompt, Courteoua SerTice The Schaefer Jim Shreffler 21st and Cortis d o w n in g MARION CLARENCE DAGUE. 1272 Pennsyl­ attended the “ small fiesta,” at the out this week to members of the Russ Stoat 4795 S. Broadway CLEAN NEW CABS vania street. Husband of Mrs. Eliza LaFonda hotel. parish. The chest contains hand­ Tent and Awninq Co. Daum’s Service 3800 S. Broadway Dague. father of William Dague and Mrs. made articles given by the women Cawood Service Granby, Colo. Rose Wilson, all of Denver. A native of Mr. and Mrs. L. U. Wagner of the parish and friends of the COLO. SPRINGS Kxrlaslvsly a flsb Denver. Mr. Dague died Oct. 5 at Mercy and Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Cliff Brice Cacharras A S. Weber hospital after a two-week illness. He Kidney motored to Boulder Satur­ Little Flower shrine. It contains and poaltry market. Special Fed DOYLE’S was born in 1889 and attended schools MIDGET CAFE PUEBLO Free delivery day, Oct. 7, to attend the dinner a variety of useful and beautiful Cliff Brice 7th A Grand Figh and here. In 1920-21 he served as a member pieces. Subscriptions may be ob­ Poultry of the Denver police department, and given in Lester hall at Colorado ITALIAN SPAGHETTI AND WALSENBURG TAbor 1776 PHARMACY tained from the women of the Al­ 8th A Main ‘ Sea Food since then had managed the apartment university. SANDWICHES Cliff Brice WITH A FLAVOR The Partiei:lmr DrasgUt house in which he lived. Requiem Mass tar and Rosary society or the pas­ ALAMOSA was offered Saturday, Oct. 7, at 10 in 65 years ago. He home was at 1735 York Winet - Ltquorf'»24 oz. Glasi of Beer Cliff Brice Denver A Main 17TH AVE. AND GRANT the Cathedral. street. tor, the Rev. Louis J. Mertz. Turkeys - Ducks DANCING EVERY KITE MONTE VISTA . BRUN05 KE. 5987 FREE DELIVERY MRS. IjOUISE JONES, 1216 Champa Survivinic are his wife. Mrs. Euretta The Rev. John F. Bergen, S.J., GL. 9855 3900 Pecos Cliff Brice Grand Ave. FRESH street. Wife of William Jones, sister of J. Croke; a son. Thomas B. Croke. Jr.; of Regis college offered Masses at Chicken seven daughters. Mrs. T. R. Chase. Mrs. ANTONITO ^ F/S.H'POIJI-TR^ Sadie Vallegos and Frank and Edward the Little Flower shrine Sunday, Hardin Long Highway No. 285 OYSTERS Mason. Requiem Mass was offered Nelson Meier, Mrs. R. J. McDonald. Jr.; Livers Wednesday at 9 in St. Cajetan’s church. Lucille, Patricia, and Eliiabeth Croke, Oct. 8. Christmas FoId> LAFAYETTE all of Denver, and Mrs. May M. Bruce, ALTAR BREADS Interment Ml. Olivet Theodore Hack­ Catechism classes, which began 50 ers. incladinr cn- Volk Service Highway No. 87 ethal service. Los An^es; a brother, Edward Croke, T e l o p e s . na m e $1.00 FLORENCE Miami, FTa.; two sisters, Julia M. Croke Sunday, Oct. 8, were very well at­ printed free...... Cliff Brice Highway No. 50 SEWING JAMES V. TURNER, Golden. Husband, and Mrs. Etta Fulham, and eight grand­ tended. Two Sisters of Loretto Finest Stock of of Mrs. Nell Turner, brothe-r of Frank children. IDAHO SPRINGS Little Girls' Dresses. Embroidery, T. Turner. Omaha, Nebr., and C. P. conduct the classes each Sunday A. H. WYERS Cawood Service Highway No. 40 Florida Fruit Co. Monottramintr. Etc. Requiem Mass Is being offered Friday WINES AND LIQUORS Turner. Ottumwa. la. Requiem Mass at 9:.30 in St. Philomena's church. Burial morning between 8 and, 10 o’clock Gardner-StarkvUle-Cripple Creek was offered Saturday, Oct. 7, at 9:30 in Printing Company in Mt. Olivet. .W. P. Horan A Son Masses. Salida-San Laia-Cryetola ' in East Denver THE SISTERS OF THE St. Joseph’s church, Golden. Interment service. 1749 Champa St. Quality Merchandise Mt. Olivet. GOOD SHEPHERD MRS, MARY E. GORMAN TELRPHUNL PEARL 2401 Rfquiem Mass was offered Wednesday One THOMAS B. CROKE at 10 in St. William’s church, Fort FUN FOUNDED BY M T. MURRAY PAUL'S Lupton, for Mrs. Mary E. Gorman, 80, Store CH. 5524 Thomas B. Croke, active for many years Only of 1401 High street, who died Monday Mountain Products KE. 4875 Free Delivery here in civic, religious, and businees at St. Joseph’s hospital following an FOR spheres, died at his home Wednesday operation. She was a member of both J. T. Upton Renovating of a two weeks’ illness. He was in his St. William’s and Cathedral parishes, and • Flagstone 87th year. Mr. Croke served one term had lived in Denver and Fort Lupton ALL Co. in the state lesislature as a senator from since 1879. when she accompanied her • Stepping Stones When buying from the Voss Bros. Bakeries Denver, and was one of the founders of parents here from Plattsburg, N. Y. She at the Holjr Family PROMPT the Community Chest. When Loretto was married in 1889 to James H. Gorman e Building Stone firms advertising in this May We Serve You Heights college was established, he was Parish Bazaar, W. PERSONAL and a few years later the couple moved 44th and Utica, Thursday, Friday, Special Attention to Parties in S t one of the original bondsmen. In the to Fort Lupton, where Mr. Gorman man­ Put the mountains in your yard paper, please mention that REASONABLE early days of Denver he engaged in the Philomena’s and Cathedral aged a ranch until his death in 1922. and Saturday, next week. Ar­ with our red sandstone and SERVICE J"**’ ®s4*te business, and had extensive Mrs. Gorman returned to Denver two mour’s Star Ham supper Thurs­ •you saw their advertise­ Pari.shes holdings. He also operated the Croke years ago. moss rock. Groceries • Meats - Bakery » W. H. UPTON, day, 5 to 8. Special prizes Thurs­ Carpet company here for many years Surviving are two sons. George H. and ment. Chicken Pie Our Specialty Manat'Z and was credited with bringing the first Philip J. Gorman; a daughter, Miss Mary day and Friday. $500 in cash and Economical Beautiful MURRAY’S carload of linoleum to the city. Ha was Violet Gorman; a granddaughter. Dorothy other valuable prizes given away 765 Tajon Streat president of the SUnley Municipal Irri­ Durable All Sizes SINCE 1882 Jane Gorman, all of Denver: a sister Ger­ Saturday. Attractive booths oper­ TAbor 5223 gation company, which built the Stanley trude Moan. Dixon, 111., and a niece. Hazel Phones CR. 1613-14-15 reservoir. Mr. Croke was born in ating each evening. Admission PE 0 04 4, 1197 W . Alameda Peering, Denver. Burial was in Fort West 32nd * JnlUn PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Janesville, Wise., and cama to Denver Lupton, free. i\ Iv