CORNERSTONE LAYING AT BRIGHTON THIS SUNDAY 800 ITTEND CONVENTION ISHOP WILL OFFICIATE AT HELD AT DETROIT FOR SERVICE TO CELEBRATE PROHOTINE LAY RETREATS $37,000.00 Structure Hoped to Be Ready by Papal Encouragement of Movement Will Easter Sunday Greatly Increase It, Says Priest The cornerstone of the new church the outside dimensions will be. 44x91 Detroit.— A banquet attended by ing was the Rev. Ignatius Smith, O.P., for St. Augustine’s parish at Brighton feet. The exterior will be o f red brick. The total cost o f the building distinguished clergymen and laymen of Washington, D. C. In discussing will be laid at 3 o’clock this Sunday will be about $37,000, equipped. M. from all parts of the United States “ The Future of the Laymen’s Retreat Movement,’’ Father Smith said that afternoon. The Yit, Rev, J. Henry McEachern is in charge of the con­ brought to a close the third annual the' recent pronouncement of Pope The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Ser'v'ice Supplies The Denver Catholic Register and The Tihen, D.D., Bishop of Denver, will struction and Charles D. Strong is the conference of the Laymen’s Retreat officiate and .speak, and the follow­ architect. Pius on laymen’s retreats guarantees Register. Our News Is Carried to Us by Airplanes— the Only Aeronautic News Service That Comes to Colorado Movement here January 5. The din­ ing priests will be officers; Deacon, A fine feature of the church will their future. He then made a stirring - ...... — I , ner -was in the Book-Cadillac hotel appeal for the co-operation of secu­ the Rev. B. J. Proegel, vicar forane be a large parish hall in the basement. and was attended by almost 800 men lar and religious order priests in the VOL. X XV . No. 21. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, JAN. 9, 1930. $2.00 PER YEAR o f the Greeley deanery and former This will be 76x43 feet, with a lOVs- and women; promotion o f retreats. He said that pastor at Brighton; subdeacon, the foot ceiling. Kitchen faci'.ities will Among the speakers were Bishop the ideal would be to have trained Rev. A. Sommaruga, Denver; master also be provided in the basement for Michael J. Gallagher of Detroit, diocesan or secular priests as well as of ceremonies, the Rev. William M. social affairs. Bishop Joseph Schrembs of Cleve- religious order men to serve as re­ Higgins, Denver. The chanting will be Father Verschraeghen has invited lanpal (^onaecratidh o f the Rt. Rev. Sister Mary Rose canie to Capon Thomas1 F. Lillis, . Btehop'Of , Kinsas City,______i#aa the brcakiirgrof______■ground' _ for the. new^ $50O,OOO______Kansas City______diocesan City in 1890 as the superior of Mt. self to the state legislature and re­ i'spring. Father Bergman, professor qf ------— . 1.- ______a.' S_'______' «------L- -xt. ^ T^xt _•__ A ______1*____ T . e t junior seminaTy. The* pioturei here,-takenyon this occasionr shoira the Et;,'Ttey. Augustus John Schwertner, sorted to the very American tactics < The annual retreat of the college philosophy, Tecently gave a retreat St. Scholastica’s. There was prob­ Bishop-.of, Wichita, turning a spadeful o f earth-while the Mosfc Rev. John J. Glennon, Archbishop of St. Louis ably not a more •widely known sister of lobbying. During the height of ^'students will be given the last three of three days to the nuns at Chey­ the A.P.A. movement she personally days of January by Rev. LaviTence enne, Wyoming. (wearing the hat), arid Bishop Lillis (ript) look on; -(Catholic Register PhotoK (International Newsreel). in Colorado than Sister Mary Rose. She was a familiar figure around the interviewed many senators and rep­ Capitol building in the early ’ 90s, resentatives, showing herself imper­ when she fought the state legislature vious to rebuffs in her hardy deter­ FATHER CAMPBEL NAMED for recompense from the state for the mination to gain the much-needed Strange Curse on Old Tomb shattering o f the walls of the first redress for her wrongs. At length USniGIN success crowned her efforts; she was academy building, caused by heavy PASTOR BY BISHOP TIHEN blasting for the state irrigation ditch pven an appropriation for new build­ 1 A survey, has shown that of the ing matenals and the offer of con­ Recalls Annas and Caiphas’ Fate which was being constructed. 425 students at the Colorado School vict labor to erect a convent on the t The Rt. Rev. Bishop J. Henry Tihen For the last twenty years Sister fice. and a professor at Loretto ait Mines in' Golden about forty are site of the destroyed academy. Dur­ . New York.— A. strange, forbidding stated that Annas and Caiphas were has announced the appointment of Heights college. He Masi just been Catholics. It has likewise revealed Mary Rose had been at the mother- i inscription recently discovered on an among several others who were ar­ house in Chicago. She celebrated her ing the period o f negotiations and the Rev. Harold V. Campbell as pas­ elected to an office in the Community that more Catholics attend church construction the sisters lived for ^ancient tomb in Corinth was ex- rested. On the way to Rome, tor of the Shrine o f St. Anne, Ar-^ Chest. He is chaplain df Denver eeryifes on Sundays than all the diamond jubilee as a Benedictine Sis­ ' plained to Biblical scholars by Pro- Caiphas died in Crete, but the ac­ three and one-half years in tents or vada, and chaplain o f the J. K. Mul­ council, Knights oi Columbus. He is Protestant students put together. ter in July, 1929. Sister Mary Rose temporary shacks, maintaining as best Li fessor George S. Duncan, of Ameri- count states that the earth would not len home' for the aged, Denver. The a graduate of SL Thomas’ seminary The Episcopal Church ranks next to was 81 years old at the time of her I I can university. Professor Duncan receive his body and he was covered they could a small group of board­ Rev. J. J. O’Reilly, who -temporarily and came to D ^ver from Providence, the Catholic in. the number' it at­ death. ing pupils under real frontier condi­ discussed the newest contributions with a cairn of stories. Annas’ fate held this appointment, has been added Rhode Island.. He is universally rec­ tracts. Inasmueh as there is a Y. ' which archaeology has made to was to be sewed into a fresh bull’s The following editorial tribute to tions. The intrepid Sister Rose man­ to the staff of Annunciation church, ognized as one of the -most scholarly M.C.A* secretary.'on the Campus, the Sister Mary Rose was w itten by a aged, nevertheless, to have one out­ i ■ knowledge of the Bible, in an address hide which, contracting as it dried, Denver, where the Rev. M. F; Calla- young men.of t^e diocese. The Bishop indifference pf the Rrotestant stu­ [ 5 before the Society of Biblical Liter- squeezed him to death. Chicagoan who knew her well: house partitioned o ff into three class­ nan is pastor. The' Rev. L. H; Klein, announced this week that Father dents is harder than usual to explain. Sister Mary Rose Brehm, O.S.B., rooms, Where the rudiments of Latin {aturo and Exegesis, meeting here. New evidence of the Deluge has who has been one of the assistants at Campbell will continue his connection The inscription, found by Profes­ been found at Kish as well as at of St. Scholastica’s convent in Chi­ and algebra were imparted despite Annunciatfon, underwent an> opera­ with the St. Vincent de Paul and ■ Since the Klan wave, the Protes­ cago has closed an eventful life of the three successive fires that de­ sor T. L. Shear on the tombstone of Ur of the Chaldees during the past tion at Mercy hospital Wednesday Catholic Chapi(jies_ movements. tant deno^^mations in quite a num­ season. Professor Duncan said. , eighty years. Having entered the old stroyed their shelter. Her endeav­ a lady nambd Makedonia, stated in morning for the removal of^onsils. Father O’ReiQy'i who gpes to An­ ber of the small Colorado towns have |Creek that “ if any opens her grave, The mound known as Beit-Misrim, Benedictine convent on Cass street ors were finally rewarded, however, After a short time he is to receive nunciation parish, was statioried for one far more poorly than they ever the curse of Annas and Caiphas which is being excavated by Xenia in 1867, she was a personal witness and she had tbe gratification to see another appointment. some time as an. assistant at the Ca­ 3id-before- Kluxism, on 'the whole, of th e. Chicago fire and first dis­ two large brick buildings housing a [shall be visited upon him.” Annas Theological seminary, probably rep­ Father Campbell, one of the mok helped us, hard as it was to take. It )and Caiphas were the two high resents a Canaanite royal city con­ thedral. Father O'Reilly is one of played her unusual resourcefulness thriving boarding school of 100 pu­ active young priests in the diocese, the best writers among the local did terrific damage to those whom it and courage in leading her little pils before her recall from pioneer ■priests before whom Christ was quered by Josue and mentioned in has been assistant to the Rev. Mark was intended to aid. tried. The curse seems to refer to the Bible as Kirjath-Sepher. Evi­ priests and is the author o f a series group of charges, the boarders of the fields to Chicago. W. Lappen ^t Holy Family church of articles pn the Apostles’ Creed that school, to safety and shelter from the It is no wonder then that, in view the fate of these character^ Pro­ dence of worship of the sun and wor­ since his ordination, except for some The .news th^t .William H. .Adami fessor Duncan said, for in the ship of the serpent has been found has been appearing in The Register burning city. of such a life of hardship and strug­ months spent in postgraduate study U likely to run again for governor apochryphal New Testament (i.e., at various cities of Biblical lands and running through the National The community once more estab­ gle, those who knew her intimately at the Catholic University of Amer­ will be received with general satis­ books pretending to be Biblical but which have been excavated this past and California editions as well as the lished, Sister Rose was sent out to were always struck with her un­ ica, where he specialized in sociology. faction. Mr. Adams has conducted discarded as not inspired) it is year. Professor Duncan stated. local pai«r. Many fine comments on Colorado in the ’ 80s, the time of bounded trust in God’s providence, He is the diocesan director o f the St. the erudition and clarity o f these ar­ the affairs of his high office without Bishop Machebeuf, to a hospital and which had never failed her in the Vincent de Paul society, assistant di­ ticles have been received, not only once, to our knowledge, sacrificing a boarding school founded in Brecken- hour of need. In these latter years rector of the Catholic Charities of­ locally but from over the nation. principle, it would be hard to find ridge, a lag cabin mining camp of the Vhen age had numbed her faculties a man of -whom more might be said. traditional type. Recognizing, how­ and blinded her bodily eyes, her spirit iMotherhouse of Southern Mission Whenever fanaticism or the mistaken ever, the transient quality of the was still undaunted, ever urging the notions of people who meant well town with its total lack of all the worn-out frame to endeavors beyond Kansas Jesuit College Magazine enough, but who did not know what amenities, of civilization, Sister Hose its strength. Her diamond jubilee, Nuns Is Wiped Out by Fire they were doing, bumped into the was finally instrumental in effecting celebrated in July, 1929, was for her governor’s chair while Billy Adams a transfer of the foundation to Canon an intimation that the final summons has sat there, they have hit an im* Holy Trinity, Ala.— The mother- group were destroyed, among them Wins Praise of Great Newspaper City, where she bought an abandoned would soon sound, and so these last movable barrier. He has been gov- military school. This building was house and novitiate of the Mission­ the mailing list of The Holy Ghost ( Continued on Page 4) months of waiting were but a joyful Maeazine, which the sisters published. S t Mary's. Kan.— The students of which he prefers to the well-known soon wrecked, however, by the blast­ preparation for the great venture to ary Servants of the Blessed Trinity The disaster leaves the nuns home­ ing for a state irrigation ditch near which she went with her wonted smile was completely destroyed by fire of St. Mary’s college, taught by the same “ Trees.” His father was Joyce Kil­ less and penniless in a country where province of the Jesuits that has mer, famous convert killed in the by, and Sister Rose with her strug- of eagerness and courage. undetermined origin January 2, with very few Catholics live. The mother- charge of Regis, were highly compli­ World war.- damage variously estimated at from house was e.stablished about twelve mented recently, when The New York “ The Dial,” says The Times edi­ 5100,000 to $150,000. years ago and the path of progtess Times devoted nearly half a column torialist in his concluding paragraph, About 150 sisters, sleeping in the until the fire had been a most diffi­ of its editorial page to the college “ is an interesting representative of Great Holy Name Profession huilding when the fire broke out, were cult one. Improvements to the prop­ literary magazine, The Dial. It is the more ambitious type of college ■endangered, and barely escaped with erty have been made at a great sac­ not often that a mere college publi­ magazine. Its essayists are superior Itheir lives. rifice, and the blaze, in one short cation is *0 honored. The Times ed­ to its fiction writers, but all its con­ of Faith in Denver Sunday The Blessed Sacrament was res- night, wiped out the evidences of itorialist reviewed practically every tributors are well advised in writing leued at the risk of his life by the more than a decade of unremitting article in the Christmas number of about things they know at first hand. (By Rev. E. J. Mannix, Diocesan inspiring prayers first recited in the ■Rev. Thomas Judge, G.M., founder of toil. The Dial, calling particular attention Even young Daniel Odom o f the high Director of Holy Name Society) presence of President Coolidge and phe Holy Trinity congregation here. The building group de^itroyed, val­ to Kenton Kilmeris essay on “ Joyce school puts his hero in the circus It isis wpected that on Sunday more than a hundred thousand men The most serious loss to the sis­ ued alone at about $60,000, consisted Kilmer.” Young Kilmer, who is a which his own father mnnages, ing in practically all the Holy gathered around the Washington ters, who have worked tirelessly in of a main building flanked by two senior at St. Mary’s, presents in the though the style is obviously influ­ Name parishes o f Denver almost monument during the convention in Lhe face of apparently msurmount- wings. The former, 300 feet in article referred to a critical estimate enced by such.masterpieces of boy­ 2,000 Catholic men will stand up, that city five years ago last summer. ible obstacles to make the mother- length, was the utility building, hous­ of his father's poems, several of hood. reading as ‘Phil the Fiddler.’ ” openly and unafraid, to profess their -the official Holy Name Profession iiouse a success, was the destruction ing, among other things, the offices faith in God and Country under the of Faith. Copies of this beautiful >f records. All documents of tbe of The Holy Ghost Magazine. Holy Name of Jesus. It will be an song of divine praises are being sent impressive sight and enough to do the pastors from the Diocesan Holy Baptist. Preacher Hopes Catholic this reckless, scoffing and unreU- Name Union. » gious generation good. The pastors o f eleven parishes are exchanging pulpits and will preach [Dies Suddenly Three Weeks Catholic men, and especially Holy the triduums in the following Church Will Grow in South Name men, are not ashamed to be­ churches this evening and Friday: lieve and to profess that belief in Father William O’Ryan, LL.D., the After He’s Made Domestic Prelate Albemarle, N. C.— Religious bigots self throughout the South, and how the Living God whose Incarnate Son Cathedral; Father Terence H. Dev­ who attack the Catholic Church are lie was nearly unfrocked by the Bap­ is Jesus Christ, “ the only name un­ lin, S.J., St. Leo’s; Father Mark W. Washington.— The Rt. Rev. Msgr. 1888, and for fourteen years served in reality strengthening ;t, and pav­ tist Church fof-voting for A1 Smith der heaven whereby they must be Lappen, Loyola; Father Robert Car- and “ o\»ning up to it/’ saved.'b -X. Biechoff, pastor of the Church as. assistant pastor of St. Augustine’s ing the way for the coming of the roll, O.P., Annunciation; Father M. church, which has a Colored congre­ Church into the South, the Rev. Dr. Backing his statement that the )f the Nativity^ who only three weeks Francis J. Tschan, professor of Eleven of the "fifteen Holy Name F. Callanan, P.R., St. Vincent de gation. In 1907 he was made pastor Oscar Haywood, Baptist minister, de­ coming o f the Church into the South history at Pennsylvania State col­ parishes of Denver are holding trid- Paul’s; Father Fiancis W. 'Walsh, St. lefore was elevated to the rank of of the Church of the Nativity, where clared here in a talk before a busi­ would be a good thing, the speaker lege, who has just been elected presi­ uums, beginning Thursday evening Dominic's; Father A. Zeller, C.SS.R., lomestic Prelate in the Papal House- he had seri-ed since. ness men’s club. And the coming of said: “ The Roman Catholic Church dent of the American Catholic His­ and ending with a grand Communion St. Joseph’s; Father John R. Mulroy, lold, died suddenly Jan. 3 follow- Monsignor Bischoff was invested the Church, the speaker added, “ will is opposed to communism, socialism torical association. Members of the and Profession of Faith at some speci­ Holy Family; Father J. Judnic, St. r.g a heart attack. as a Domestic Prelate by the Most be a mighty good thing.” and other thln^ of that sort and the association represent every state in fied Mass Sunday morning. Follow­ Rope o f Lima’s; Father Bernard Monsignor Bischoff, who was 60 Rev. Michael J. Curley, Archbishop Dr. Haywood told his listeners how, Rotaian Catholic Church believes in the Union and five foreign countries. ing their reception of this “ Holy and Weakland and Father Felix Sciil- Lears old, was a native of Washing­ o f Baltimore, at a ceremony on De­ during the recent campaign, he marriage, law and government, and (Henry Miller). (International News­ Sublime Sacrament” it is planned all len, St. Catherine’s, and Father E. J. ton. Ue was ordained December 23, cember 8, 1929. fought the bigotry that evidenced it­ Communists do not.” reel), to recite together one of the most Mannix, Holy Rosary.

ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone,’ Main S413 Thursday, January 9, 1930 Men to Receive Catholic Daughters to Hold Nifhu Mats. at Loyola Sunday 38c 25c

Iiiitiation and Banquet Jan. 19 (Sacred Heart-Loyola Parish) Starts ^ Think... It is the hope of the Jesuit Fa­ Saturday ^ thers that every man in Sacred A class idll be initiated in th« with the following officers formed Heart-Loyola parish will be present Nancy Catholic Daughters on Sunday, Jan­ the reception coinmittee: Mrs. Eliza­ at the special Holy Name Mass and Lifelike Plates beth Nichols, Mrs.'J. C. Hagus, Mrs. Carroll what 4 par cent on your uary 19, at the Catholic Daughters receive Communion, at Loyola church RecoIIta ...... |:2.S0 to ISO C. D. Lippincott, Mrs. George Pope, this Sunday at 8:30 o’clock. In w p - Rad Rubbar ...... t 1.00 SwMtcr clabhonse, 1772 Grant street. Cere­ Mrs. Harvey J. Smith, Mrs. M. J. Red Rubber and GUm Pink..110.00 Savings means per year aration for the Feast of the Holy Than Ever McCarthy, Mrs. L. A. Bastin and Gum-Ilka Trubyte Hold Teath, our monies will be followed by a banquet Name, a triduum is being held on own bast made plate...... ISO.OO up Miss Ida Callihan. Miss Anne O'Neil at the Argonaut hotel. Thursday, Friday and Saturday eve- Crown and Brldgawork, tooth $6 ’ ut your dollars to work for you. The annual New Year's reception arranged the musical program which nihgs of this week. On the first two and up. of the Catholic Daughters of America included harp and violin selections by nignta Father Mark Lappen, pastor 24-honr senrjee to out-of-town Earn greater interest on your held at the clubhouse on Sunday, P. C. Guerrieri and Nicola De ScroSe, of Holy Family parish, addressed the. vocal numbers by Miss Helen Blair, January 5, was an event long to he men. On Saturday night Confessions patients. Savings. Four dollars per year Kathleen Burcher, Mrs. Claire Con­ remfembered. The rooms, beautiful -will be heard. From the pulpit last PLATE SPECIALISTS IN nell Martin and Miss O'Neil. Ac­ COLORADO rOR 15 YEARS. on every hundred you save. in holiday attire, the sweet strains of Sunday, Father Devlin congratulated the harp and violin, interspersed with companists were Miss Adams, Miss the Holy Name men for their zealous Catherine Lucy and Miss Josephine Drs. Crane and Greene the singing of Christmas nymns, the work in the year past, and expressed hearty clasps and friendly greetings Courtney. his belief that the Holy Name Com- S30 ComniOBwealth Bids-. With It is convenient and profitable to save at this Bank The following young members, ISta aad Stont St. ‘r created a true Christmas spirit of munioiiB would increase as the months Jack Oakie, Helen Kane under the direction o f Miss Margaret PkoM KByatona 801S which the angels sang in the long of the year'advanced. ago— ^“Peace on Earth to Men of Flood, served in the dining room: It'a a Lausbinr Leva Good Will." Misses Frances Jones, Mary Donohue, Father Devlin last Sunday thanked Riot—Don't Mlaa It the people of the parish for their FiR jr iNDUsnyAL Ran k Mrs. M. J. O’Pallon was chair­ Martha Souin, Margaret Carroll, man on arrangements assisted by Mary Flood, Sarah Schreiner, Minnie Christmas offering. He said their Gutters Smoke Stacks Starts Tnaiday— 2 Days Only 1638 WELTON ST. Miss Margaret Flood, Mrs. C. D. Bujacich, Margaret Mahoney, Araes generous response and goodness had “THE GIRL ON made him very happy. Shinn Heating Co. KEystooe 6366 Lippincott, Mrs. J. M. Harrington and Mclntee, Eulah Tucker and Mrs. THE BARGE” Mrs. J. F. Donley. 'These members John Casey. The Young Ladies’ sodality re­ Sheet Metal and Furnace Work 7bt Only Mmis *?lan 'hank in Olotadt ceived Communion last Sunday, the number approaching the Communion Furnace Cleaning and Repairing Thursday aad Friday ST. LEO^S T0 GIVE rail being really gratifying. This “IT CAN BE DONE” )0( Men’s Shelter steady growth in the number at Holy 1474 iElati St. TAbor 2793 3 COMEDY JAN. 16 Communion, and the splendid spirit prevailing at the monthly socials of Benefit Jan. IS (St. Leo’s Pariah) the organization, are proof that the STOP AT “ The Absent-Minded Bridegroom.*' sodality is an active and growing The Particular Council of the a comedy, will be presented by St. body. The Misses Brush entertained Society of St. Vincent de Paul is Leo’s Dramatie club in the Woman’s the sodality at a party on Thursday ponsoring a card party Wednesday, Club building January 16, at 8:16 evening. anuary 16, to raise funds for estab­ p. m. The cast has been hard at Meetings scheduled for the coming THE JOYCE HOTEL lishing a shelter home for down and work for some time, and a smooth week are as follows: Sacred Heart out men o f the city. The party will performance is promised. MisS Dor­ Ladles’ sodality, Sunday afternoon at WHEN IN be held in the evening at the Denver othy Morrissey will take the femi­ 3 o’clock; Loyola Ladies’ sodality, Dry Goods company tea room, start­ nine lead, portrariag Mrs. Rooney, Tuesday afternoon at 2:80 o’clock; ing at 8 o’clock. There will be a the bride-to-be. John O’Hagan and Loyola Altar society, Wednesday at COLORADO SPRINGS Eddie Kerin will share the masculine A-L prize for each table. Refreshments 2:30 o’clock. will be served and there will be leads. Others in the cast -will be; The Sacred Heart Altar society “PROMPT DELIVERY*» musical selections by the Regia col­ June Holzer, Frances O’Hagsn, Cor- will meet this Friday evening at lege orchestra. The price of tickets, inne Kingston, George McClure, 8:16. The meeting will be of special Lignite Lump . . $5.50 Grant Lump . . . $5.50 THE MILES & DRYER PRINTING CO. one dollar a person, includes refresh­ Hugh Callahan, Joseph Stahl, Dor­ importance, and m il take place in Liley Lump .... $5.95 Capitol Lump . . $6.50 Over 20 Years of Satisfactory Service ments. Call Tabor 6386 for tickets othy Holzer, Marcella Camillo and the rectory parlor. or get them from the members. James Madden. The Loyola choir is singing at the Rugby Lump . . . $7.00 Columbine Lump. $6.50 The Oldest Printing Plant in Denver Specializing In Catholic Work Tickets are 60 cents and 36 cents High Mass at Loyola church every Lignite N ut...... $5.00 Industrial Nut . . $6.50 EstablUhed 1906 each and may be secured from mem­ Sunday at 10:30 o’clock. At the 12 St. Patrick’s Society bers of the cast or members of the Chandler Lunjip. $10.75 Pinnacle Lump . $11.25 1936>38 Lawrence S t Phones: KEyatone 6348,6349 o’clock (noon) Low^Jass there is an Elects Officers Young Ladies’ sodality, or at the organ recital each Sunday. Woman’s club the evening of'^he Devotions in hoSor of the Little RUGBY STEAM COAL performance. Flower are held as usual each week. (St. Patnclc’s Parish) The Young Ladies* sodality -at its At the services Monday evening Fa­ Lignite, $3.25; 1/8 and 2/3 Mixed, $4.10 Election of officers for the cur­ meeting Monday evening elected the ther Devlin announced that a letter Screened Steam, $4.50 RadioJervice rent year took place at the meeting following officers: President, Ella had been received from a lady in of the Altar ana Rosary society held Horan; vice president Catherine Minnesota, who was in Denver for a at the home of Mrs. S. Chiolero, Stahl; secretary, Marv Bums; treas­ few weeks before the holidays. She KEystone 0121 2364 W. 33rd avenue, on Wednes­ ure, June Holzer; publicity commit­ wrote that a 'great favor had been MEN’S SUITS ja c k T e a c h day afternoon. The following mem­ tee, Mary Bums, chairman, Gorinne obtained from the Little Flower bers will have the welfare of the Kingston, Frances 0’Hag;an and through prayers said before her THE RUGBY COAL COMPANY Thorougly Cleaned and Radio & Electric Co. organization in their capable man­ Catherine Stahl. shrine at Loyola church, Denver. i Pressed agement during 1930: Mrs. John Members of the Young Ladies* so­ D. V. Harper, Mgr. ISth and Glenarm S)>arton Daly, president; Mrs. Peter Johns, dality held an enjoyable watch party The Schaysr Wall Paper A Paint­ Philco, Howard and R. C. A. first vice president; Mrs. Peter at the home of Mi** MaMarie ‘ Smith on ing Co.— Thirty years of satisfactory Golden, second vice president; Mrs. New Year's eve. serviee. Phone Y ork 0766 James Gallagher, secretary and Mrs. 6088 E. Colfax Ave. Denver, Colo. Mary Thompson, treasurer, Demonstrations in Your Home A meeting of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul was held on Tues­ day evening in the church rectory. This Sunday will be Communion day for the men o f , the parish. THE— — — ■ M I E— A mil Y COMPANY I I !■ 1 High Mass was sung Monday morn­ 16lQi and Ohampa, DSNVEB. Other Stores, Los Angeles, 8t. Louis, Oleveland, Akron, Baltimore, Phone TAbor 0111 OCAN, ing at 7:30 in honor of the Sacred Heart for a special intention. Father Moynihan’s classes of In­ Moving, Storage struction for non-Catholics as *• ' / * Packing, Shipping as for Catholics were resumed this Cleaners & Dyers week. These classes, which were CALL KEYSTONE 2367 interrupted by Father Moynihan’s Phones: York 0499; York 8594 Logan Moving & illness for five weeks, have been of Plant: Colfax and Washington great interest. He hopes to have a Hundreds have already saved in Storage Co. greatly enlarged number enroll at this time. 1 37th and Marion School re-opened Monday morning with a good attendance. Catechism classes after the 9 o’clock Mass were also resumed Sunday. the Far-famed Annual Sale of College of-Cinesitherapy F o i» nlonths ago Willard Harring­ ton, 13, was run over by an auto. Manipulation Injuries which at that time were not PERFECT HEALTH considered serious have failed to THROUGH heal. At St. Joseph's hospital, where PERFECT CIRCULATION he hM aince been a model patient, a blood transfusion operation was CInMlth«^P7 i. the Employment of KOTcment. Both AcUy. .nd Bm .It. resorted to in order to hasten his Dr. E. H. BJORKMAN recovery. His mother, Mrs. Wm. Har­ Gradii.te of Land TJnlveraity, Bwtden rington, gave a half-pint of her blood Infants’ & Tots’ Wear Fifty-Six Ye*r»’ Experience on December 26. It is hoped that Dr. L. A. BJORKMAN Willard will soon be able to walk Phone YOrk 3060 and before long be able to resume $1.95 Pleated SIdrta, $1.49 1660 Wathintten St., Danvar, Colo. his studies as an eighth grade pupil Tota’ Union Suita, 44c CUsses formed every month in St. Patrick’s school. Regular 660 and 860 EZ and Minneapolis Swagger little skirts In navy storm serga Suits in lisle or nainsook. Wanted styles. —smart with Spring sweaters! Unbutton Queen’s Daughters Hear Sizes 2 to 6 years. from waist 2 to 6 years. HELEN WALSH Francis J. Fither, Inc. Father Wm. Higgins OPTOMETRIST—OPTICIAN M AIN 6708 Tota’ Underwenr, 89c $3.95 Party Frocka, $2.59 205 16th Street Mrs. Ellen King and Miss Margaret LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER Hamilton delightfully entertained the Regular |1 and |1.95 Slips, Combinations, Smart little' basque and straight line Oertrudea, Pajamas and Sleepers! Many METAL LATH Queen’s Daughters at the beautiful styles with tiny ruffles—washable Bilks. home of Miss King Sunday, Janu­ band-made! 2 to 6 years. 2 to 6 year*. Denver, Cole. AnMrille, Teui ary 6. Father William Higgins continued his talks on the recital o f the Mass, $2.95 Silk Lingerie, $1.89 Walsh Motor Company dwelling on the ceremonies from the $],.25 to $1.65 Dreasea, 95c Credo to the Sanctus. French or elasUo leg Combinations and SUps in silk crepe de chine. Lacel Me­ Infants' hand-made batiste dresses, ex­ Marie Breshnehan gave the his­ Authorized FORD Dealers dallions! 2, 4, 6 years. quisitely hand-embroidered! Six months torian’s report of the social, chkritable to 2 ‘years. South 8964 Englewood 165 and religions activities of the organ­ ization for the year 1929. 3837 South Brosdway Margaret Sullivan gave the treas­ Tota’ Rayon Lingerie, 77c urer’s report. $1 to IL26 pieces! Elastic or French leg W ool Wrapping Shawla, $1.95 Miss Cmra Courtney, president for the ensuing year, outlined future ac­ Combinations, Slips and Gowns. Sizes $2.95 value! Also $3.95 to $5.95 Shawls USE tivities to he undertaken. 2 to 6. aS $2.95! All-wool in white or pastel CORBETT’S A pleasant social hour was enjoyed Tots’ $1.95 to tones. after the business meeting. ICE $5.95 Party Frocka, $4.95^ $2.95 Dresses, Many are 46.95 values! Titty ruffles . . . Suits, Creepers $5.95 Coat and Cap Seta, $3.95 CREAM basque styles . . . stralghtlliles In wash­ able crepe de cbinel 2 to 6 years. Imagine your baby In one of these radium One friend Sizes lto6 or crepe de cbine coats with a ruffle cap tells another DENTIST to match! 8 colors. » $ 1 a 6 5 «YouMI F. J. CLAFFEY $3.56 Sweater Suita, $2.95 like It” 1030 Rapnblic Boildinf Many are $5.85 values! A slipover sweat­ 3-Piece Woolen Seta, $1.95 Phone Main 1824 Ducesan er with short pants in wool with rayon! HOURS I M l ! 1.6 6 months to 8 years. ■Winsome little frocks— others, $2.96. Regulsr $3.50 to $3.95 val< ETtnlnti and Sandayi by Appolntumt ues! All-wool sweater, cap, mittens, in The regular quarterly meeting of m a n y ensembles I Suits the Diocesan Union will be held at Infants' sizes. the church of St. Vincent de Paul, Tota* W ool Sweatera, $1.89 for little boys . . . creep­ 2601 East Arizona avenue, Wednes­ ers . . . toddler frocks 1 St. Anne’s Shrine, $2.50 to $3.95 values! Cbooee from pastel Doyle’s Pharmacy day, January 15, at 8 p. m. AU Tubfastl delegates are requested to attend. colors, blues, greens and browns. Sizes Baby $1 Batiate Dresses S9o The Particular Druggist 1 to 6 years. CAMERAS AND FILMS ADOLPH K. WEBER, Batiste, soft and sheer, in snowy whits Arvada President. with hand-smocking In pink or blue. Sizes 17th Ave. and Grant 1 week to 2 years. Mass on Sunday at 8 ;30 A. M. Tabor 8936— ^Tabor 8937 Spain Ready to Walcoma Jaws Wash Dresses, Back Brother <& Siater Suita, *$1.'85 Sunday Devotions at 7 :45 P. M. Former!:^ 18th and Clerkaon 52.6S values! Regular $3.95 outfits, $2.85. Suits, Creepers FYee Delivery Premier de Rivera of Spain is making plans to invite the Jews back Sweaters vdth shirts or shorts o f wool Accessories for Baby Novena in Honor of St. Anne to that land, after the expulsion by jersey. Sizes 2 to 6. on Thunday at 7 :45 Ferdinand and Isabella 440 years 85o 36x5l-ln. Hieets- 44« ago. He has been in touch with 85o Pinow SUps to matob— I9i« Z. H. Rubenstein, New York editor. WE RENT Nuraery Furniture »LS6 42x70 Sheets- 89c Folding Chsdra Large Negro Catholic Cfanrcb S6.05 Taylor Toys— f4 .9 6 Such c l e v e r styles to $L65 3Sx4(Mnch Blankets—, 66c Rained by Fire aUMM Crib with Fuff— 616.06 choose from—every one $L95 38x5(Mnoh Blankets— 91.25 S. &. S. GARAGE $2.00 S t EUzabeth’s, largest, Negro For 24 Hour. n M Wicker Baby 8oal»- f4 .0 S in a tnbfast fabric! Sizes S5o to 60o Hand-Made Bootees— 25c AUTO REPAIRING Catholic church in the country, was DeUvtrtd Anywhm WHbin 17.96 Baaslnetts and P u ff- f 6.5 0 fo r tots o f 1 to 6. 65o to 85o Hand-Made Bootees— SOc Body and F.nder Work City LlmiU. destroyed January 3 in Chicago by I1L9S Crib aad Mattresi— 910.00 115.95 86x50 Wool Blankets- 92.85 Duco Paintinz Acetyten* Waldint fire, which leaped through the The May Co.—Fourth Floor Our Pried Will SarprUe Yoa Furniture Trading Co. former worshiping place of Chicago 914J5 Auto Carriage*— 99.95 AppUqued Blankets— 92.10 WILLARD BATTERY SERVICE 1825 C«iH PUm . Pkoao K£. IBSS millionaires so fast firemen were Pkoo. D.y u d South 0343 unable to make any headway against Hie May Go.—Fourth Floor The May Co.—Fourth Floor 428 SOUTH BROADWAY it jThc loss was f200«000. %

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48.848 Communions at PUEBLO K. OF C. St. Joseph’s in 1929 GYM BUSY PLACE

In su re (St. Joseph's Parish) Pueblo.— There was a general in­ Father IScller^spoke at all the crease in gymnasium activities at the Fidelity Savings Building & Masses Sunday giving a detailed re­ Knights of Columbus home last week. Y o u r port of spiritual and financial mat­ St. Patrick’s high school team, noted ters for the year 1929. The spiritual for basketball superiority, has again C hristinas report showed: Baptisms, 62; burials, taken the floor and will play all its 28; marriages, 26; conversions, 6; games there. Central high school, Loan Association First Communions, 46; Communions one of Pueblo’s big high schools, has for the year, 48,848; Sunday at­ tried out the floor in one game, and P resents tendance at Masses, 1,200, an in­ in all probability it will schedule fu­ (A Colorado Corporation) crease of 200 over the previous year. ture conference games there. A num­ All-Risk Insurance, covering furs and jewelry, gives He complimented parishioners for ber o f independent teams from the you complete protection against loss by robbery, their zealous work in the various D. ft R. G. W., the M. P. and the parish organizations, ail of which Santa Fe railroads have .squads play­ Offering 1,500 Shares theft, nusblacement, loss through carelessness and is nave shown progress in the past two ing on this floor. People of South­ World-Wide, no matter where located. and a half years. He spoke of the ern Colorado are realizing that from urgent need of a new high school and the standpoint of arrangement, equip­ gymnasium, the present building be­ 7 Per Cent Preferred Guarantee Capital Stock PHONE MAIN 4843 ment and centralization o f location, ing inadequate. the K. of C. ^mnaslum is the best in St. Joseph’s Holy Name society is Pueblo. The local council, Knighte AUTHORIZED 'CAPITAL $3,000,000.00 sponsoring a tridnum on Thursday of Columbus, will in the near future and Friday in preparation for the put a team of its members on the bas­ Par Value Preferred Stock $100 Per Share Preferred as to Assets and Dividends Herbert Fairall Feast of the Holy Name. Services ketball floor. A boxing exhibition began at 7:30 on Thursday evening. will be staged in the next two weeks. INSURANCE The spiritual director, Father Zeller, One of the committees of the council Preferred Dividends at the rate of 7% per annum, payable on January 1st and July 1st delivered the opening sermon using is arranging a waist-reducing league as his topic "The Journey’s End;’’ each year. REDEEMABLE as a whole or in part at the option of the Association at Midland Savings Bldg.— 17th and Glenarm, Denver of teams from among various parishes on Friday evening Father Dreis will to play a little indoor ball^ a premium of 5% on or , after January 1, 1940. REDEMPTION provided for Meak, his .topic being “ Smiling Through.’’ The triduum will close , A wedding of interest was solemn­ through a sinking fund created by setting aside not less than 10% of the, net on Sunday when at least 200 men ized at St. Anthony’s church last Sat­ profits of the corporation after the required dividends of 7 %. have been de­ urday, when Miss Mary Ann Modic are expected to receive Communion clared and paid on the Preferred Guarantee Capital Stock. in a body at the 7 o’clock Mass. The became the bride of Steve A. officers have arranged for a break­ Ovechka. Rev. Father Bernard Ha- FRESH FLOWERS fast after the Mass. Mrs. O’Byrne and man celebrated the Mass. Miss Jose­ Mrs. Costake have very mnerously phine Modic, sister o f the bride, was Mr. W . D. Allely, Secretary and Treasurer of the Association, ORIGINATOR NEW FERN COLORADO bridesmaid and Joseph Ovechka, offered to prepare i t 'The Misses summarizes the operations of the Association as follows: BEN BOLDT FLORIST Ann Campbell, Margaret O’Byrnc, brother of the groom, was best man. Adel Gammeter and Mary Fitzgerald, The bride was attractive in a gown of Member Florist Telegraph-Delivery Association four populap members of the Dra­ lavender satin trimmed with rhine­ BUSINESS AND INVESTMENTS PROFITABILITY 3542 West 29th Ave. Denver, Calo. matic Club, will act as waitresses. stones. She cawied a bouquet of The Fidelity Savings Building and Loan American Beauty roses. Miss Jose­ The manner of paying our loans enables Election of officers will take place at Association was formed in 1925 by a group this breakfast. The congregation is phine Modic was attired in a lovely us ito have a ^‘turnover” each month on our invited to attend the triduum. gown of old rose satin and she carried, of Bankers and Business Men to provide -NAST STUDIO- High Masses for the week were a bouquet of pale pink roses. A wed-' funds for the upbuilding of the City of Den­ money. In other words, interest earns in­ announced as follows: Monday, for ding breakfast was served at the SPECIAL ADVERTISING OFFER home o f the bride’s Barents Mr. and ver and other towns in the State of Colo-. terest each month in addition to using part Thomas Durkin; Tuesday, for Neil J. rado in the form of residences under the Bring This Advertisement to Our Studio and We Will Make One Sharp, anniversary Mass; Wednes­ Mrs. A. Ovechka. The' happy couple of the principal again. This affords an Large Photo, ^\ze 8x10, for $1.00 day, for Devaul Stephens; Thursday, left at noon for a wedding trip to building and loan plan according to the earning power for the association not * ' Regular Price $5.00 for Richard and Teresa Unterweiler; California. They 'will reside in laws of the State of Colorado, which are Friday, for the Purgatorian society. Pueblo. equaled by any other financial plan, but NAST PHOTOGRAPHER— 827 16th St., Comer Champa Honoring Mrs. L. 'J. Keiflein, who perhaps as strict as the laws of any state Hugh Hinterreiter, infant son o f leaves this week for Los Angeles to in the Union. The Association has made a wifjh no excessive burden on any one indi­ Mr. and Mrs. John Hinterreiter, was baptized Sunday by Father Zeller. reside, members of the L.C.B.A. sur­ very creditable showing since that time, vidual borrower. prised her Friday afternoon by gath­ and is listed as one of the foremost as­ Thomas Lohner and Julia O’Reilly MANAGEMENT THE BEST IN USED FURNITURE were godparents. ering at her home for a farewell sociations in the state, and has not only party. Mrs. Keiflein was presented We Rent Folding Chairs, Card and Banquet Tables, There are still some calendars left. with a lovely case q / stationery by paid its dividend, but has had a surplus Soqnd, conservative and capable manage­ Parishioners who^were overlooked in Dishes, Silverware, Anything in Stock. Established 1888 the members, and an elegant lunch­ each dividend paying period. the distribution may secure one by ment is assured by the extensive and suc­ eon was served -co the following: Mrs. PHONE KEYSTONE 4852 calling at the rectory. y SECURITY cessful experience of its Officers and Di- Last Sunday saw an increased at­ Thomas J. Kerrigan, Mrs. C. L. Ducy,. tendance at the 9:80 High Mass. It Mrs. J. .T. Callahan, Mrs. George Lo^s on improved city property, repre­ reciors. is urged that more attend this Mass Shearer, Mrs, .John Bergin. Mrs. Wil­ sented by first mortgages only, payable so as to have a better distribution of liam Hewitt, Mrs. Charles Baum, Mrs. monthly, interest and principal. This LEGALITY M. Rosenkrant'i. Mrs. Rose Johnston, seating. The choir renders a very manner of repayment enables the security All legal proceedings have been taken PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS fine musical program each Sunday Mrs. Thomas Hudson, Mrs. Georgia at this Mass. Zelger. Mrs. F. S. Mullahey, Mrs. offered for each loan to become stronger under the direction of James A. Woods, at­ Many parishioners are abusing the .John O’Hara. Mrs. Selma Rausch, each month, as the borrower decreases the torney. Eyes Examined Phone TAbor 7792 privilege given to them of going to Mrs. A. B. Rausch, Mrs. M. Doherty, principal each month and the security in­ Confession on Sunday morning. The Mrs. Agnes Limes and Mrs. L. J. Keif­ creases proportionately for the balance of convenience is for those only who lein. We;offer, subject to prior sale, 1,500 shares G laiiu H. W. VOSMER cannot go on Saturday. Of late one A bridge party Jn honor of Miss the principal still due. This class of se­ That Vosmer Sheet Metal of the priests has been kept 49usy Jennie Pingatore, who is soon leav­ curity and the manner of payment is con­ 7% : Preferred Guarantee Capital Stock Satisfy hearing Confessions during tte time ing for Gunnison, Colorado, where sidered the strongest that can be had. with a par value of $100.00. Reasonable Contractor of the G, 7 and 8:30 Masses. she will attend Western State college, Prices Mrs. W. A. Sloan of 735 Lipan was given by Miss Victoria Cristiano 1317-23 11th St. Denver, Colo. street has been seriously ill at her last week. After a pleasant after­ Conseisntioas home for several days but is showing noon spent In playii^ bridge a ■Junch- FIDELITY SAVINGS ft LOAN ASSOCIATION SsrTiet some improvemeht. Mrs. Myers, 770 eqn was served to the following You may subscribe for as many shares as 1749 California St., Denver, Colo. BIFOCAL Umatilla street, is ill of heart trouble. friends: Miss Jennie Pingatore, Miss GEO. HANCOCK .She 13 SO years old. Mrs. Godolft of Vera Pingtatore, Miss Josephine Car- you desire from one share up, apd re-, I enclose herewith my check for $...... OPTICAL and His Orchestra 720 Inca street, who fell in her home dillo, Miss Mary Muzzio, Miss Vir­ in payment f o r .....*...... shares o f the Perma­ CO. For Any Orchestral Engagement on December 30 breaking a hip, is ginia Muzzio, Miss Lucy Carlo, Miss mittance must accompany subscription nent Guarantee Capital Stock of the association. Telephone in St. Joseph’s hospital. Leo Foech- Margaret Paradise, Miss Josephine blank. You have awaited the opportunity Said shares have a par value of $100.00 and are 1509 Scheuerman & De La Vergne terle, a member of the class of '28, Perricone, Miss .Josephine Parlaniano, to draw a preferred dividend of 7 per cent CHAMPA WILLIAM E. MeLAU) who for several months has been Optomctriit TAbor 5051 1212 Security Bldg. Miss Esther Delliquadri, Miss Tonata for this kind of investment for some time. Redeemable at the option of the'Board of Di­ afflicted with" heart trouble, is im­ Perrino and Miss Victoria Cristiano. rectors after 1940 at $105.00. proving. J. J. Dwyer,- 367 Bannock Mr. and Mrs. J. Charles Deus and Do not fail to take advantage of it, as the street, is ill of pleurisy and heart son, Richard Deus, of Walsenburg, trouble and has been advised to take issue is very small. spent the New Year in Denver as Address.. H. & L. RYAN DRUG CO. a month’s rest. guests o f Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Deus Mr. and Mrs. James McCarthy of and family. RADIO SERVICE Larimer at 27th Louviers, Colo., are the happy parents Miss Dorothy McCarthy returned of a baby daughter, born on January from Chicago to spend the holidays New Bremer-Tully Radio The REXALL Store 3. The mother was formerly Ellen with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ask for Demonstration Turner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. McCarthy. She will not return to F ID E L in SAVINGS BUILDING AND LOAN ASSN. C. C. Kutz of 267 Acoma street. Chicago this year. , Expert Radio Repair Work Father Fagen was host to the mem­ A fire which started in the roof of 1749 California Street, Denver,' Colorado bers of the 11:30 o’clock choir at a Day and Night Service their home damaged the residence of dinner at the Denver Athletic club Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Balleweg last When in Need of Help Monday evening. Those who en­ LEW{^ A. DURBIN week. According to Jeff Fitzpatrick, of any kind, permanent or odd job, joyed his hospitality were: Fa­ the fire chief, the fire was caused By HAROLD G. HORN thers Guenther, Zeller, Berberich, H. call Employment Department, sparks. GAIInp 7253 Kenny, Dreis; Miss Hblpn Pollock, the James McFeeley returned Saturday 3204 Tejon director; the Misses Alberta and DURANGO PARISH Bonn: 9 to 1%; 1 to 6. Phone Main 8437 CATHOLIC CHARITIES to South Bend, Indiana, where he is Hazel Pollock, M. Dwyer, Dot Walsh, Residence Phone, York 2388 attending school. MAKES JUBILEE 612 Exchange Bldg. Main 9171 Helen Sexton, Gertrude Sloan, Kath­ ryn Brayton, Bertha' Turner, the Joseph Stanko is in the East on a Directory of organist, Marie Riss, and Larry Sex­ business trip. Durango.— ^In order to gain the in­ DR. J. J. O^NEIL, DENTIST ton. After dinner the guests went The funeral of Vincenzo Capanna dulgence o f the Holy Year the mem­ Attorneys-at-Law to the home of Miss Helen Pollock, was held December 31 from the bers of the parish gathered at St. Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California SU. Columba’s church on Sunday, Decem­ of Colorado where they were delightfully enter­ chapel of T. G. M cC ^ h y ft Sons and W e . Store Hontehold tained. Prizes for card games were from Mt. Carmel church. Rev. S. M. ber 29, at 3 o’clock. After prayers Goods and Merchandise awarded to Kathryn Brayton, Helen Giglio, S.J., celebrated the Requiem for the intention of the Holy Father JOSEPH J. WALSH Sexton and Father Zeller. Mass. Both the church and chapel all present went in procession to the DONALD F. CLIFFORD DUFFY STORAGE AND St. Joseph’s Dramatic, Athletic and were filled with friends of Mr. Ca­ Sacred Heart church, where addi­ Attorneys at Law MOVING CO. ; I Social club held a very interesting panna, who tvas one of the best- tional prayers were recited, followed SPECIAL OFFER 902-8 Midland Savings Building business meeting Tuesday evening. kneven and highly esteemed residents by Benediction of the Blessed Sacra­ Phone Tabor 5738 We will move your furniture to our warehouse and give yon six "The Goose Hangs High,” a comedy-, of the St. Charles mesa. Mrs. Bose ment. The attendance was very months to pay your bill Private room or open storage. .We have It Is Not a Home drama, was chosen for presentation Alex sang three selections The large. low rate of insurance. JAMES W. CREAMER in February, the rehearsals to start floral tributes were beautiful and Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Hunt left Sat­ Attorney and Counselor-at-Law Until Its Planted immediately. Dr. McCarthy, chair­ profuse. Members of the Mutual Ag­ urday for Denver to be present at Call KEystone 6228 and we 'will call and give yon estimate on 902-908 Midland Savings Building MARTIN J. CULLEN man of the constitution committee, ricultural Soccorso and l>t. Joseph’s the reception of their daughter into your work. Phone Main 5365 Denver, Colo. Landscape Artist read his revised article on member­ society attended the services and the order of the Sisters o f Mercy.' MOVING, STORING AND PACKING ship. Voting on the constitution is NEIL HORAN INTERNATIONAL acted as escort from the chapel to the Rev, William Kipp motored to Far­ NURSERIES scheduled for an early meeting, church, Tony Di Carlo, president of mington Monday a week ago for a No Money Needed for Six Months Attorney and Counsellor at Law George Hackethal spoke at length on 4575 Wyandot St, Denver. CaW. the Agricultural society, and Charles day’s visit with Father Fintan. 524 to 529 Kittredge Bldg., Denver the necessity of the club’s concentrat­ Telephone Main 3663 Morone, president of St. Joseph’s so­ Father Celsus of Blanco,;New Mex­ ing its efforts along social lines and ciety, delivered eulogies at the ico, was a recent visitor in Durango. DUFFY STORAGE & MOVING CO. Donahue Picture Shop making it the outstanding club of its grave. The funeral was one o f the Mrs. Bertha Soens has gone to MORRISSEY, MAHONEY ft kind in the city. Successor to Cisfsr & Donahue largest attended in the city for many California in the hope that the change SCOFIELD Saturday, January 11, marks the Attomeys-at-Law months, there being ninety automo­ will benefit her health. Picture Framing at Lowest opening of the basketball season biles in the procession. • The pall- 804-9 Symea Bldg. Mrs. Delia Harrington ii at Mercy The girls’ basketball team, playing bear/srs were Bennie Di Prinzi, Ed- Phone Main 90 Denver, Colo. Prices. Satisfaction Guaranteed hospital, where she is receiving treat­ DENVER BUSINESS DIRECTORY its second year of basketball, wif war4 Cirullo and Thomas Fahrizio o f play the Judson church quintet in the ment for a very severe told. 835 14th St., Bet. Stout and Champa the Agriculture society and Sam Tul- - ARTESIAN WATER HEATING e x p e r t s JOHN H. REDDIN , first game of a doubleheader, begin­ L. H. Soens, who has been con­ Attorney and Counselor at Law Phono TAhor 9596 lie, Dominick Vennto and Tony Rig- fined to Ochsner hospital for the past ning at 7 :30. • The club has a capable gio renresentin^ St. Joseph’s society. ARTESIAN WATER E. S. TOY 612-614 Ernest ft Cranmer Block two months, has sufficiently recov­ Tb* Populsr T*bla W«ter aggregation of players, with Ger­ The flower bearers were Dominick Steam and Hot Water Heatint. Hot Water 17th and Curtis ered to return to his home in Mancos. Cooler Service for the OBc* Work a Specialty. Eitlmate* FomUbed trude Sloan as captain. The boys’ Giadone, Luigi Pinto and Joseph Mor­ Artecl.n Water, Soda Water* and Near Beer* Phone Main 557 Denver, Colo. 1735 Eaat 31at Ave. team, recently organized, will play one of the Agricultural society and WINDSOR WATER A BOTTUNG CO, Shop Ph., York 614S| Rea. Pb.. York 3894 YOUR BABY the Shamrock team in the second Carlo Passcante, Tony Pagano and PUEBLO MEN TO York 85M 3030 Downiat game. Such stars as Werthman, Bill Tony Cabuzola of St. Joseph’s society. HOSPITALS MARRIED LIFE MADE WELL Dolan, Kitto, Donovan, Kelly, Spahn Interment was in Roselawn cemetery. RECEIVE SUNDAY COAL and Captain Bill Bagon will be seen ST. ANTHONY’S HOSPITAL A Family Hand Book John Cortese, a resident o f Pueblo THE C A M P B ^ BROS. COAL CO. in action. The games will be played St. Francis Xavier’s Parish, Pueblo. Conducted by The only textbook which siye* full in for more than thirty years, passed Office, 1401 W . 35th Ave. Phone Gallup 0473 SUter* of S t Franel* Intestinal troubles that in the Oscar Malo memorial gym, Yard. 1400 W . SZnd Ava. atruction on family life. It treats on tha away last week at his home after a — The Holy Name society will cele­ W. SIXTEENTH AND QUlTltAN fundamentals of the humin race: ootstlona 1835 Logan street, and will be fol­ brief illness. He had been employed brate its patronal feast tnis Sunday THE HOME o r HOMESTEAD LUMP COAL of yttal interest to those contemplatinc the ravage children often lowed by a social. Miss Cecilia Schill­ married elate; sex brslene, euacnics. birth by the Santa Fe railroad for years in by a general Communion o f all the STORT2 FUEL AND FEED CO. control, etc., all from the physiological stand­ disappear quickly when ing and Larry Sexton, the social sec­ men of the parish at the 7 o’clock Coal, Wood. Hay and Grain PLUMBING retary, will see that patrons have an the yards here and was well liked by point. based on Christian principles, inclnd- PURE Drinking Water all with whom he came in contact. Mass. Breakfast 'will be served in OFFICE PHONE: YORK 0666 Ins a well resnlsted treatise on diseases mst enjoyable evening. Admission for an Quality aad Service 4238 York St, V. As KISER He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. the parish hall by members of the with in the family; prevention and treat­ is used. evening’s games is 50 cents. Season Plumblnr, Gaa Fitting, Hot Water Fitting ment of Appendicitis. Adenoids, tlipbtberia, society. Frederick Lump, per ton. .— 16.60 2210 E. Colfax Ava. Shop Ph.. York 511 tickets for twelve nights are $2.60 Mary Gollura and Mrs. L. E. Morpne, wounds, blo^ poison, etc.; the most com­ and a son, Bastiano Cortese, who re­ . The members o f the senior sodality Boulder Valley, per ton...... $6.25 Rcsidtnc* Phone, York ttO-J plete Instrument on prevention and treatment — and your own health each. Lumber Material at Lowest Price* of Consumption and Pneumonia; for the laity sides on a farm near Colorado will meet Tuesday evening in the par­ RAY COAL a LUMBER CO. and physicians; trainins of children, self depends on PURE ish hall. So. 448S, So. 6331. 1100 So. Loyan St. TINSMITH New Portuguexe Chtircli Open* Springs. A sister, Mrs. Mary Ger- control, and many other aobjeett for the Water, too. tiano, lives in Italy. The funeral was Mrs. Ed Ryan is a patient at Cor­ Gutter*. Chimney Top*. Fur^ee InitalUng beneAt of the human race. at Newport, R. I. win hospital, as is also her father, DELICATESSEN and Repairing. Job Work slur Specialty. Rev. Fr. Vernimont. of Denton, Texas, says: The first Mass in the new Portu­ held Saturday morning from ML Car­ W , F. HIND. TINNER "Yonns men and women should postpone mel church, where Rev. S. M. Giglio, John Maguire. Mrs. Noeker, Mrs. 915 W . Sixth Av*. Shop Phone South 7690 guese Catholic Church of Jesu? Salva­ SITTERLE ft ROESCH tbeir marriage until they have read this Powers, Mrs. Brosch and 'William Re*. Phone Champa 686Z-J wonderful book. 'Mamed Life:’ It should PHONE MAIN 2586 dor, Newport, R. I., was celebrated S.J., officiated at the Requiem Hass. D*lle*t****a. Bakery, Lunch Room. Aiant* be found in every home." Hiss Rose Delia sang selections, with Freukes are still seriously ill. X for Fomf’a Alpenkracntcr. Cbampa 7688 Christmas eve by the pastor. Rev. The Monday evening religion study J. Sitterlc, R. Roesrb 1886 151b St. TOWEL AND LINEN SUPPLY W. H. Schmidt. Kremmling. Colo., writes. Antonio P. Lopes. The formal dedi­ Miss Frances Sammartino at the ’or­ "Send two more books. ‘ Mamed Life.' en­ gan. The church and chapel were hour was resumed this week after the closed 16. This makes four books I have cation will not take pla^e until Easter holiday interruption. A lecture on DRUGGISTS MOUNTAIN TOWEL SUPPLY CO. ordered for our children; it is worth its morning. The building, erected by tilled with friends, while i the floral Service turnlihcd for Officee, Berbert, Sea- weight in gold." Mrs. J. U. McCalt, Omaha, some point of doctrine or liturgy and members of the Portuguese colony, tributes completely covering the cas­ YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS tanrant*. Store* and Banqueta ordering another book, tays; "It is a work the asking and answering of

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PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Main 5413 Thursday, January 9, 1930 The Denver Catholic Register O ri^al Sin Comes From Adam Finds College President of Board... — —.-.^..-_»RL Rev. J. Henry Tihen, D.D. ^ S i e r i ^ B p c i i i r e EJditor...... ------Rev, Matthew Smith, Ph.D, F. J. Kirchhof Associate Editors.. ...------Hubert A. Smith and Joseph Newman and Eve to Entire Human Race '1252*46 7 S , Asapahos Se Men Hopeless Dsnvaa Colorado (By Rev. J. J. O’Reilly) Let no man escape— no not even Construction Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. My Divine Son when He becomes i Series Explaining the Apostles’ Creed man: for it is decreed for all men "Wherefore, as by one man sin once to die.” as to English Company Published Weekly by entered into this world, and by sin The sin of Adam was at the same The Average college student can THE CATHOLIC PUBLISHING SOCIETY. (Inc.) death, and so death passed upon all time both personal and common to ntSKOBEBmi ' men in whom all have sinned.’’— (St. all nature. It was personal, in so far “ neither write nor speak English,” the 938 Bannock Street as it deprived Adam of original jus­ Rev. Dr. Michael A. Kelly o f Du- Paul Rom. V-12). quesne university said at Philadel­ Phone Main 5413 P. 0 . Box 1497 tice. It was common, in so far as In our previous instruction? we the deprivation extended to all his phia, in addressing more than 1,000 BUILDERS have considered the nature of -sin— posterity. And as he is our head delegates to the annual convention of that it involves injustice towards and we are his members, he has the Catholic Educational Association 82 a year. Sold only in club arrangement with The Register, of Pennsylvania. Dr. Kelly read a God— contempt of God— a rebellion implicated us in his guilt. The Tuesday edition. $3 covers subscription to both weeklies. actual taking of a thing unjustly paper on “ College English.” of the creature in the face and in We Would with the hshd is thieving, and is “ There is so much difference be­ the presence of his Creator. And called sin: jret the sin is not in the tween the way the average student Appreciate Thursday, January 9, 1930 we have seen that the first sin fell hand, but in the malice of him that •writes and speaks and the way it in the heavens. The second burst moves the hand to steal. In like ought to be done,” he said, “ that it Your Patronage manner our privation o f original is practically another language.* OFFICIAL NOTICE upon onr own earth through the per­ justice would not be accounted unto “ At least one-half the men in col­ sons o f our first parents. us for sin, nor should we be bom The Catholic Register has our fullest approval as to its purpose lege would be doing themselves a 700 Lawrence Street and method of publication. We declare it the official organ of the When God created our first in sin, had we not been, by our first favor if they were working for an parent, implicated in his sin. His Diocese of Denver and earnestly bespeak for it the whole-hearted parents, He clothed their souls with honest living instead of handicap­ Main 5472 support of our priests and people. That su ^ ort will make The the heavenly raiment of grace. Upon malice has affected all the members ping themselves and retarding the R e n te r a strong power for the spread of God’s Kingdom in Colorado. o f his body, and therefore we, who progress of learning in classes. both o f them while in their state of are his members, are all bora in Denver Colorado innocence the Almighty looked with original sin. “ It is only the rare student who d*J. HENRY TIHEN, shows in his written work any evi­ complacent pleasure. 0 ! how grand If a man I loses his character, and May 1, 1918. Bfshop o f Denver. dence of personal thinking. It is was man when he arose from the is disgraced tin the eyes of the world much easier to make, a football player through dishonesty or open crime, green mound out of which God tJ^n a philosopher out of a college his childreni share in his disgrace. created him; when he opened his If a man comes into a large fortune, man.” eyes and beheld before him shrouded which is left for himself and his Dr. Kelly declared the modern stu­ jm AN G LE in dazzling form of natural beauty family, and: squanders it, his chil­ dent shows more interest and apti­ LISTENING IN tude in spelling out words in sMrt ^ d E A M E I ^ the presence o f his Maker. In his dren are reduced to poverty as well as himself. 'This is very nearly what stories and comic strips ^^han he does body, the immediate handiwork of love for good literature and thought. DTOB (Continued from Page 1) per pupil in Denver is $108.87. God, age wai to leave no trace of the sin of onr first parent did to us. Among thirty-one American cities decay, and the flight of years would There is nothing uigust in the fact B u n i i s «rnor during difficult time*. But he that all men have to suffer tho pen­ he* won the tremendou* retpect of with more than 100,000 population, bring no wrinkles to his brow. Denver stands sixteenth. Yonkers alty due to one. Man had no all cla**e* with hi* common some and The energies of perpetual youth natural rigl|t to original justice, in Local News old-fashioned ideals of virtue. (New York) leads the list with YOrk and the undimmed sunshine of boy­ ‘the sense which he has a right to 1827 $157.37. ’ hood were to remain for ever. In 2377 the use o f his limbs. William (Billie) Hart, formerly a Park W e note in The School Review, thoj mind how happy— sadness or sot Are. Insofar as schools are concernad, row could never blight Its joys. The Justice -was a free gift of God: Cathedral high school student, is here little paper published by the Denver and the giver has the power .to on a -visit with his parents. Mr. and public schools, that the building every generation ought to take care passions that rend and tear us might choose the time and manner of his Mrs. William Hart, o f tho First Ave­ SHEET METAL AND need* for the next ten years call for of its own problems. Bond issues, as never invade the calm security of wo are finding in Denvar, are ex­ lift. If God gave Adam original nue hotel. Billie enlisted in the U. S. an expenditure of $5,225,000. In his soul. Ah intellect that looked Men’s Suita Cleaned FURNACE CONTRACTORS pensive luxuries. Because the last justice, -with the understanding that marines and has traveled in all parts 1930, it U expected, to spend about up knew God and was filled with nnd Pressed J. J. HENRY generation did not do what it should if he did not sin, both he and all his o f the Orient He spent some time $540,000 for this purpose. This knowle^dge, and supremely happy. Skrlisht. Rooflna, GuUsrins. MeUl Csilincs have, the present bonded debt of the posterity should keep this gift: but in Japan, China and the Philippine year $213,500 will be spent on bond The full lamp of reason shone above Ventilation and Furnace Cleanins Denver public school district was that if he did sin Imth he and his Islands. He is at present stationed redemption and $461,215 on interest. the passions Pf the breast, and made f Your* for Service undoubtedly an unavoidable evil. clear their path. It held them in descendants should be deprived of at the U. S. navy yards at Bremerton, 54S--60 Cherokoo But it was an evil. There are too their privilege, what ground have Washington. He will visit in Denver Pboo* SOutb 1093; Res. Phone SUniet 03S4-R When the writer-.arrived in Den­ the cords o f -willing obedience, and many other ways ior tho taxpayers’ controlled their movements. At the wo for complaint? for a month. ver sixteen years ago, he could not money to be eaten up to be giving help noticing that the public schools command of reason they rose in St. Augustine tells us that the Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Malo enter­ the coupon clipper* too large a play strong energy, or sank into quiet "evil act had never been done had tained guests informally at a supper FINN ELECTRIC / on the whole were in disgraceful con­ at the*publie till. dition so far a* equipment went. repose. not an evil will preceded it. And party Tuesday night before leaving WATER HEATERS Since that time, millions raised by But ain struck the controlling Adam was not deceived, but the on their trip to California. Kenneth As Catholics, we are tremendously Malo has returned to the Canterbury Low Operating Cost— No G*» to Leak. bond issues have been spent in build­ Mwer of reason, and paralyzed it. woman beihg deceived was in the — two low Complete Installation $42.50 interested in the success of the pub­ transgression (I Tim. 11-14). But school after spendbg the holidays ing. The fact that the interest ex­ lic school system. Only about half of The passions rose in fury, and tossed priced Coals, ex> Fbon* or Write for Full DeUil* penditures today almost equal the aside the bridle of restraint and bade he speaks thus because the woman wdth his parents. | our Catholic children in Colorado accepted a? trife what the serpent cellent values. FINN & MINARD amount that can ha used for new sire in the parish school*. Our defiance to the once commanding Albert and Herman Seep have re­ TABOR 7941 buildings shows that the people of reason. For sin falls on the fairest told her, but the man could not bear turned to Cornell to resume their CuardUa Trust Bids., Denver, Cote., parochial system is rapily grc^wing, to be severed from his only com­ twenty to twenty-five years ago who hat it will be many years before it portion of God’s creation— ^the hu­ studies after spending the holidays panion, even though this involved ware too economical to provide decent will be able to take care of all our man intellect— and how dimmed its with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Lignite Egg a partnership in sin. He was not on equipment have left the present gen­ children, and we ought to he intel­ light, how crippled its powers be­ Seep. Miss Helen Seep has returned eration a burden, which the taxpayer* come. Bright streams of knowledge this account less culpable, but sinned to & Mary’s-of-the-Woods. $5.15 ligently interested in the expensive with his eyes open, and so the today have a right to resent. hut efficient system of public educa­ no longer ponred in: an eclipse has Mrs. Margaret Hughes o f Pueblo, Oar Commonitg Car* taken place. Adam and Eve lost apostle does not say, 'He did not to East and West 1st tion. sm,’ but, ‘He was not deceived.’ Ac­ Colorado, came to Denver to attend The pnhlie school budget for 1930 their state of innocence. They had the funeral o f her sister-in-law, Mrs. Corona Lump end IStb of each month a consciousness of railt on them cordingly, this wicked desire which in Denver calls for $6,761,830. Of P. J. Eyan^ho was buried from the aim The cost o f conducting our prompts man to please himself as if IStk I W«lton Str««ta this sum, only $4,237,020 is given parish schools is perhaps not one- which made them ■wish to cover their ne were himself light, qnd which Cathedral Wednesday. While m Den­ $5.50 Service— KEyitone 622$ for actual instruction. The re- fifth of what is cost* to conduct the bodies, and conceal themselves from ver Mrs. Hughes will -visit a few days God’s sight. This was because they thus turns him away from that light maindar goes for debt service, keep- public schools. The reason for this with her son, Dr. 0. M. Hughes, and had lost sanctifying grace, by which by which, had he followed it, he iiig up the plants, general adminis­ is that oar teachers are religious her daughter, Mrs. Calvin Campbell, would himself have become light— DR. T. W . QUINN tration, and so forth. Our public who work for a bare living. Bnt‘ of they possessed the favor and love of -—other good lump this wicked desire I say already of 761 Franklin street. school taxes are high, but in com­ coarse we could not ask this of pub­ God, which is the supernatural life DENTIST of the soul: and with this they lost secretly existed in him, and the open $6.00, $6.50, $7.25 parison with ether cities they are not lic school teachars. Tha laborer is In drying up Washington care on ce Honrs: 9 to .2 — 1 to S abnormal. Tho total current cost worthy of his hire. the supernatural gift of grace, by sin wag but its consequence. For Snndsrs and Evenlns* by Appointment which the body was in subjection to that is true which is written, ‘Pride should be taken not to overlook Sen­ ator Heflin. Offisa Phene MAla SS03 the reason, the reason to' God. mth before destruction and before Rctidence Phone MAlo 4900 Their nature, which was made >nor is humility*.’’ (St. A u^stine SOS Mack Bldf., 16th end California Sham H a ter God, and which was good, becanie fook X IV ). disordered: that Is the different parts And we enter life, as it were, poor were weakened and out of order and naked, and having to recover Again we are thrown into a re­ social organism. The comparison of through the wound or blow inflicted our lost possessions each one for CHIROPRACTIC , flective mood as we cross the the two is so heautifully set forth •SIOGBANDEFIIEL< I I end proper diet ere' positive factors \ | on the soul by sin. Their affections himself. We find ourselves still raeaNOAND iA »m pb I ^ for Uto relief of all forms of stomach , ^ threshold of a naw yaar. For ono in Pope Leo’s famous Encyclical became depraved, their understand­ outside o f the gates of Paradise and $0 « t l i 0 0 5 6 , , and intestinal ^troubles. , ^ ' thing wo can he thankful. Mankind Letter on the Condition of Labor that Sit Up ing less clear, their will less strong. have to get back into it by grace of : JAMES E. HIGH, D.C. ; ia getting better acquainted with it­ I am tempted to quote it at length. Their only desire was to take a form God that comes to our soul through self. Science, not legislation, has ac­ , , 607 Central Sevinfs Bank Bide. , | But the Limitations of space forbid of being, grovelling and seeking, the Sacrament o f Baptism. BARBER STUDENTS TAbor sees Res. GAllup 288S , , complished much. more than a passing reference to a debasing and dishonoring the sodl For we were lured together with True, men’s hearts are still ahead document'that marked a distinct step that Gba had made for Himself in and Take WANTED! of their understanding; but con­ Him by Baptism into death, that as in economic advance, and that, more heaven. Carl E, Bruhn, ex-Member'blr' of ferences and convention* aro shift­ than . many other noted and con­ Christ is risen fromi the dead by the “ By disobedience sin came Into glory of the Father^ so we also may RUSTS PHARMACY ing. attention from personal politic* spicuous achievements in bis long the world: and by sin death’’ ; man State Board of Barber Examiners to fundamental economics.- Nations, Pontificate, will make the name of walk in newness of life (Rom. VI-4). Comer 19th and California lost immortality: he was no longer Now With Tri-City Barber College like individuals, are learning— per­ Leo XIII immortal. The Apostle would indicate that to Notice! Across Prom Holy Ghost Church immortal. Death came. To the haps a hit more slowly— that the best Not Catholic* alone but all think­ be baptized is to die to one’s former Free Informatio': 1723 Market St. angel Icommissioned to go amongst Complete Drug Store Supplies way to advance their own interest is ers and studeqt* of the economic manner o f life, to end it for good men, God said: “ This race I created and to rise to a new life, as Christ to help, or at least not plunder their problem had reason to be deeply The best way to secure a reliable PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Prescriptions Carefully Filled neighbors. grathfnl for Pope Leo’s encyclical. having sinned, go thou in amongst rose from the dead, and to walk used car is to choose first your Tabor 8925 Champa 6376 And today, after more than thirty them. Strike them down at all ages. henceforth in newness of life. THEY ARE RELIABLE The greatest of the political years, it speak* in a language that dealer and then your used car. economists puts it this way: "Hare cannot be misnnderitood. It it mnch The wise plan and one that will is the conclusion of the whole matter: that by so eonspienonily calling at­ Largest Telescope Is Projected That we should do unto others as tention to the condition of labor, the insure satisfaction is to buy we would have them do to ns— that iUnitriou* Pontiff recalled the feet your used car from the Murphy- we should respect the rights of other* forgotten by so many that the social January House Clearance Sale as scrupulously as we would have our evils and problem* of our time di­ Mahoney Motor Company. When own rights respected— is not a mere rectly and prestingly concern the you do that yon are protected by 25% OFF on Entire Stock eounsel of perfection to inividnals, Church. It it a fact of tremendous but it is the law to which we must import that a great Pope in our the strongest safeguard in the Pottery, Chinese Brass, Noveltry Jewelry, conform social institutions and na' modern time, faithful to the glorious world . . . the Murphy-Mahoney Bridge Accessories tional policy if we would secure the traditions of the Papacy, should blessings of abundance and peace.'' have placed the stamp of his disap­ Company’s self' interest. The Dennison Craft Lessons Free proval on that impious doctrine which Murphy-Mahoney Company is in When people begin (o realise that directly and by implication has been the Ten Commandment* apply to city, to long and to widely preached, and business to stay.. They are not Danford Decoratif Gift Shoppe state and national governments and sometimes even in the name of a here today and gone tomorrow, that this moral cede is not restricted falsely attnmed Christianity, that 314.East Colfax Phone TAbor 7871 to mere individual conduct, we shall the sufferings of the poor are due to they are looking to the future. be wall on the way to' real social re­ mysterious decree* of Providence They know if you buy a used car form. which men may lament but cannot alter. from them today there is a good PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ^ China smd Russia, alone of the possibility that yon may buy a great nations, are lagging; but their W e need have no solicitude for the faces are turned to the light. They truth save that it shall be brought new one in the fhture or another can be aided" most by example. into discussion, and there has been used one. America should be noble enough, a* no pronouncement from king or she is powerful enough, not to ape statesman that has bean a more ef­ European nation* that still have some ficient mean* of promoting discus­ hankering for useless military dis­ sion thi^ Pope Leo’s Encyclical. Your Credit la Good play and naval astablishnients which More important than all other con­ L A S T C A L L the march of invention ha* made sideration* it promotes discussion Ride WhUe You Pay % mere worthies* rubbish. along the lines that are o f tho utmost consequence to the future of the race The movie* have made the world and of civilixation itself— the lines one tongue. Nothing is more surely of morality and religion. Net the Headqaartars for Usod Car* Christmas Savings written in tha book of fate than namby pamby sort of thing that that the English language will he the passe* with some thoughtless person* with aa O.K. that counts world tongue of the future. The a* religion, that are satisfied to save radio is universalixing knowledge. their own souls while blissfully con­ The airplane is wiping out political tent that tha unfortunate ones o f the Club Closes January 15 boundaries and is developing fu t earth shall lose theirs in a vicious en­ enough to destroy what the political vironment that we are either too laxy misfit* have inflicted on n* in the way or toe indifferent to change or to o f trade restrictions and prohibitory improve. Clubs in all classes ^ legislation. It is of the nature of truth always may be opened Though conference* of mere finan­ to prevail over error where discus­ ciers will not solve the problems of sion goes on. Truth is the one thing labor and industry, their failure will that we should not wish to keep until that date make clearer the fact that legal bidden each in his own soul. Not privilege, in contravention of prop­ disputing Chauear’s lina, "Truth is erty rights, must be destroyed and the highest thing that man may production mutt he set free before keep,*’ let us pas* it on. W e make there can be real peace or lasting our own possession of it more se­ prosperity, either nationally or inter­ cure. nationally. This reminds me to close with Whittier’s optimisiic lines: I Present i:vils. are not worse than Never yet formerly. They only seem so because Share of Truth was vainly sat ^ere Is a. rongh model of the largest telescope, a reflecting eye penetrat­ m easur^ by our rising standards. It In tho world's wide fallow; ing l&to the reaches of space, that is to be built and put to work in southem 2986 North Spe«r Boulevard 17th at Lawrence St. is vitally important that wo study After hand* shall sow tlfe seed. California or Arizona. The mirror dish Is to be 200 inches In diameter. Details the natural order, and put ourselves After hands, from hill and mead, of this epochal fonmrd step In science have been prepared by Dr. George Next to North Side High School in accord with nature’s laws. Reap the harvests yellow. Ellery Hale, honorary director of Mt Wilson Obserratory and chairman of FRAl^K KIRCHHOF, President The individual that neglect* to do Phone GAllup 1457 this suffers lingering disease and "Arabeeque,’’ the new type of the observatory council of the Callfoniia Institute of Technology. The human premature death. 'What is true of rough wall decoration — Schayer flghres by the model give an Idea of the slu of the telesoppe. SIS SOUO AS tKb PYRAHIDS* the individual organism is true of tile Wall Paper A Painting Co.

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JUNCTION VISITORS Benefit Shop Appeals for IN AUTO ACCIDENT Artides to Carry on Work Gtand Junction. — Mrs. Anna Hughes of Glenwood and Mrs. R. L. Munzenburger o f Chicago,, who spent (Denver Deanery) opinion that no welfare organization the holidays in the city ^^8itine with The depleted condition of the stock of her acquaintance could do, with in the Catholic Benefit shop at only two paid workers and a four- their brothers. C. M. and! E. J. Mc­ 1219 Lawrence is greatly deplored hour-a-wees nurse, anything like the Namara, and their uncle, Mike Mad­ by the workers. It suggests a wan­ volume of work accomplished by the den, were injured in an automobile accident when an auto in which they ing interest on the part of the Cath­ deanery. were riding and which was being olics in a project that should appeal The reports alone constitute a big to every Catholic heart. This work driven by Mr. Madden, turned over task for B'small staff with multitudi­ in the loose m v e l. One Hundred depends solely upon the Catholic nous duties. Benefit shop for Its continuanoe, and John Wolf, Jr., has rttumed to That the money must all be earned careful investigation w ll show that Boulder to resume his studies at the before it is disbursed is a fact that University of Colorado. 1 hundreds are cared for through too few people take into account. these channels that could not be William Callahan left by car for Fifteen Dollars cared for otherwise. Were it not for the unfailing gen­ Boulder where he will again take up Dealing as it does with a migra­ erosity of The Denver Catholic Reg­ his studies at the University of Colo­ tory people, the Denver deanery ister in giving weekly space to dean­ rado. Leo Prinster has so far recovered has peculiar problems that depend for ery publicity the undertaking must from a recent operation that he has is the cost of a complete - C ^ solution on devotion to the cau^e, have spelled failure from its very be­ sacrifice and diligent labor. These ginning. been removed from St. Mary’s hos­ and beautiful funeral it can command, but in addition it To the horoitals, too, which take pital to his home. must, have: the co-operation of the the clinic children promptly, gra­ Mrs. Henry Monheim of the Apple- as rendered by Horan Catholic public. Surely, donation of ciously and without charge wheft o ^ ton district underwent an operation used but salable articles is a small erations are necessary, heartfelt last Week at St. Mary's hospital and & Son. thing to ask. gratitude is due. Mercy, St. An- is getting along nicely. The deanery cannot take up col­ t^hony’s and St. Joseph’s hospitals Mrs. A. Kochevar and daughter, lections and it carefully refrains have given help that cannot be esti­ Julia, and son, Stanley, were called to Price, Utah, by the de&th of Mrs, from anything calling for ticket sell­ mated. Kochevar’s broUier-In-law. For those who desire ing, lest it infringe on parish or Aid Something of the cheerful spirit of society activities. Thus it remains co-operation that exists between the P. H. Broderick was in Glenwood more elaborate service altogether dependent on the re­ deanery and non-Catholic social Springs last week on business. sources earned by the shop. These, workers was exemplified the other Miss Muriel Fuite has returned, to we provide funerals in the course of,four years’ exist­ day when a ^siting nurse dropped in Denver to resume her studies 'at Clearance Sale of Loretto Heights academy, after ence, have been considerable. at the deanery office to report that ranging up to several The deanei)iy has made jn this pe­ a certain young Mexican mother had spending the holidays with her i riod substantial donations to the beep safely delivered of her child at parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Fuite. Miss Josephine Prinster, daughter hundred dollars. The Catholic Charities, as well as to the the Denver General hospital and the national and diocesan organizations, nurse felt that Mrs. Paul would want of Mr. and Mrs, Frank Prinster, who Religious Articles cost depends upon the in their pioneering stage. to see about the Baptism. recently underwent an appendix oper­ The expenditures, together with Miss Maris Stella Scott, directress ation at S t Mary’s hospital, is re­ price of the merchan­ the great expansion of its own field, of the little Flower center, met with ported resting easy. have left the deanery office and the a serious accident on Monday, when S That we may start the new season dise and amount of shop in the same squalid quarters in she fell and sprained her ankle. Holy Family Society which they began. Deanery members, are enthusiastic new. It means losses for us of course service required, but the By this time more adequate pro­ over the visit of Miss Agnes G. Rea­ to Elect Officers vision should have\ been made for gan, executive secretary of the Na­ — this clearance business. We disre­ quality of it measured these as well as fo r the clinic, where tional Council of Catholic Women, (Holy Family Parish) work is carried ^ only with CTeat who came to Denver this week to At the next meeting of the Altar gard cost— we forget profit. in reverence and re­ hardship on the part of the worfeers. suggest plans for the national con­ and Rosary society in the school hall A better and larger shop would vention of the N.C.C.W. to be held election of officers will be held and \ liability never varies. greatly increase the revenue and in Denver next September. a full attendance of members is We have a number of slightly defective and soiled make possible more satisfactory ac­ A bundle of clothing was received urged. articles that we are closing out at much less than complishment in this fertile field recently from Montana, sent by In honor of the Holy Family the of endeavor. George Cross, whose mother, Mrs. parish is giving a triduum starting cost. Books that' are somewhat shopworn are No one not actually engaged in the Vera Cross, and Mrs. C. M, McCabe this evening and continuing Friday sharply reduced. work can measure the grinding toil constitute the Saturday sales staff and Saturday. It is hoped that alt required to achieve anything like at the shop. Another bundle was re­ the adults of the parish will receive success under the eiristing circum­ ceives from Mrs. Brewster of Fort Communion this Sunday. 1 A limited stock of Feast and Fast Day Calendars, stances. Lupton, Colorado, who keeps in touch At the next meeting of the Altar we are selling at a low figure. The small group of women re­ with the work through The Catholic and Rosary society in the school hall sponsible for deanery activities have Register. election o f officers will be held and done much, but they cannot perform A volunteer who cab speak Span­ a full attendance of members is A visit to our store will reveal many attractive miracles; hence the constant appeals ish is greatly needed at present. A urged. for a better understanding of their complete survey o f the public schools Mrs. Colson is a patient in St. bargains. aims. where there ard Meincan children Joseph's hospital. Mrs. Goodall and I A non-Catholic social worker of must be made immediately. Miss Anna Hawley are ill. Mrs. wide experience, calling at the shop Mrs. Paul remarks that it is not Crouse is reported as improving. and the clinic, as well as the Little the work done that is .tiring, it is s Flower center, stated as her candid that which cannot be yeached. Charming— colorful — modem but V. P. MRl & not bizarre — Sebayer Wall Paper and Paint; deeorationa.______Funeral Directors TONER-PAINTER TWO WEDDINGS AT ^ James Clarke NUPTIALS JAN. 7 POLISH CHURCH THE A. W. CLARK Church Goods House DRUG COMPANY 5 John F. Toner, vice president and (St. Joseph’s Polish Parish) Cornar Eighth Avenua and 1636 Tremont St. Denver, Colo. TAbor 3789 ^ treasurer of the Martin Brothers There were two weddings in the KEystone 1527 Santa Fa Driva company, and widely known in busi­ church this week. Monday at 9 a. m. V 6297 Cleveland ness circles, and Nellye B. Tainter, Peter Czapla and Nellie Fijalkowski X Pbona South 114 Church and Religious Goods of Every Kind ^ Denver businesswoman, were mar­ were married at a Nuptial Mass. EVERYTHING IN DRUGS No Better Assortment Anywhere. J . Place ried Tuesday morning. The wedding Wednesday morning Edward Jelihker took place at 9:30 at St. John’s and Victoria Slawihski were wed at 5 church and the Rev. Charlea Carr a Nuptial Mass. SEASON’S GREETINGS officiated. Sunday the children o f the school Phone YOrk 3192 1431 Ogden Though the couple have been and members of St. Martin’s lu ^ e friends for several months it was gave a program that was greatly en­ not known that they were planning joyed by all the children of the par­ RELIABLE to marry until Mr. Toner appeared ish. There were presents for the — AS GOOD AS THE NAM E— ' THE JOHN A. MARTIN DRUG CO. at the courthouse and applied for a little ones, with John Pollack taking Curtain and Blanket Cleaner* Comer Fifloontb aad Curtia, Cbarlo* Buildiag marriage license. the part of good St. Nicholas. Alfo Dry Cleaning and Rikg* Cleaned On Monday, December 30, the fu­ Miss Painter is the daughter of Reliable Drugs and Family Medicines Shrine of S t Ann neral of Mrs. Valeria Kawalrowski of Telephones: [ DopoadabU Proteriplion Sorrico Tolopbouo Maiu ItOO Mr. and Mrs. James N. Painter of 5659 Pearl street was held from the S«lci B U M c n from *ur practical frirndt In tha Arvada pariab. Fim a that Bcrlt Chicago, Illinois. She has lived in Office, Main 1468 Res,, Sunset 1972 and apprcciata our trade. Cira thcaa tha prafaranea church with a Requiem Mass. Burial Denver thirteen years and for the took place in Mt, Olivet cemetery. Hours: 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. last five years has been cashier for Other Hours by Appointment ARVA-PRIDE FLOUR Gray-Emery-Vasconcells & Co. BELIEVE IT OR NOT 11 A Real Household Friend— Constant— Trustworthy— Never Failing— for iMr. Toner came to Denver a num­ St. Philomena’s Theater Carl E. Burke» Dentist One of our patrons is wearing Biscuits— for Bread— for Pastry. ber of years ago from Canada and 424-25 Empire Building YOrk 4789 in the last f4w years has taken a Parties January 29-30 articles we have laundered Grain and Poultry Feed at Denver Prices foremost position in business circles. Sixteenth and Glenarm StraaU steadily since 1925. PIERCE’S HAND LAUNDRY He is former grand knight of the (S t Philomena's Parish) TELEPHONE ARVADA 243 The January meeting of the Altar Knights of Columbus and is one of I ip \r'w w ^ -w'^ WWW w w ' ’ W ▼ ^ W W W ^ ’ the ardent supporters of the Regis and Rosary society was held at the NEWT OLSON LUMBER COMPANY homie of Mrs. W. L, Morrissey Mon­ A A A A A A ^ A. A. A A A A. Athletic association. H H "The Lumber Yard That’s Different” day' afternoon. There was a large, The couple left immediately after enthusiastic attendance. The parish H the ceremony for the east and will has taken over the Aladdin theater H sail next week for Panama and South for Wednesday and Thursday, Janu­ M America, where they will spend their ary 29 and 30, and tickets will be H honejTiioon. distributed from the rectory shortly. H On their return they will make The usual Aladdin prices will be M their home at. 3131 East Seventh charged. Excellent entertainment is Am erican avenue. always offered at this th^ter. Most H ST. JOSEPH’S PARISH of the parishioners attend the Aladdin H inuM fet from our practical frioads hi this, the Rederoptorist parUh, oa tho W m I frequently, and it is hoped that they H Side. Givi these the preference Parish to Raise Funds will plan to select one of the nights H for Vestments mentioned this particular week. H SANTA FE SHOE HOSPITAL Six card dubs are starting to play Traditions M this week. The clubs average two H SHOE REBUILDING (St. Louis’ Parish, Englewood) tables each, and will meet every other week. The ladies in charge decided H 742 Santa Fe Drive TAbor 7782 The Altar society at its meeting that a number of smaller clubs would H Call and Delivery Service Monday afternoon decided on a series H of card parties to raise funds for be more enjoyable than one large new vestments. The first party will club, and would be more easily man­ H 2 Victrolas, $7.50 Apiece 5-Tube Crosley, Complete, $20 be given on Thursday, January 16, aged. H Quirk aarvica on Firealone and. MUIar Tirea. Preit-O-Uto Bnttrrl-s Crosley Radios in the school hall. The members Requiem High Mass was sung on M Tuesday for Michael Nevin, requested L. C. TULLOH SERVICE STATION will also collect old jewelry to be H B33 SANTA FE DRIVE s i v i i I752-W by the family. made into an ostensorium. H The senior sodality will receive The use of gas in American homes dates back to,,1816. H k triduum in honor of the Holy Communion this Sunday at the 8 Today, more than 100,000 miles of gas mains serve approxi­ Name opened Thursday. There were o’clock Idass. The January bridge H short instructions on Thursday eve­ party will be held at the school hall mately 57,000,000 people. H ning by Father Steidle. Instructions on Tuesday, January 14. M PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS on Friday evening will be given by H Father Cahill, C.M., of St. Thomas' David Logan Elected M, P., The first central power plant began generating current in H seminary. Confessions will be heard T. P. O'Connor’s successor in the H Saturday afternoon and evening. The 1882, Since then, upward of 20,000,000 homes in the House of Commons as representa­ Communion Mass at 8 o’clock Sun­ H tive of the Scotland division of Liver­ United States have been wired for electricity. H day will be a High Mass. Following pool is Alderman David Logan. As AB^C d ir e c t o r y ! the Mass there will be a breakfart M forecast by the N.C.W.C. News Serv­ M and a meeting in the hall. The break­ ice there was no opposition from the By means of these two giant servants, industry has been l e c t r ic a l contracting fast will be served by members of other parties anPinochle club will, Brother of Pope Buried After be guests of the St. Francis club at Notable Funeral M MOVING, PACKING AND SHIPPING St. Francis de Sales’ hall on Thuniday H TPhone So. 100— After 6 P. M., South 2064 221 Broadway, Denver Funeral services for Count Fermo evening, January 16. Ratti, brother of Pope Pius XI, were H Modern Fireproof Warehouse— Fumigating Vault Class leaders in the school last held January 2 in Rome without Public Service Company month were; Fifth grade, Freida the Ponttff himself being present. H E NOW HAVE A SERVICE FOR ALL Sloggett; fourth grade, Lorraine Count Ratti died December 31. Mon­ M wWET WASH WET WASH DRY WASH Tice; third grade, Charles Toy; sec­ signor Zampini, the Pope’s sacrisUn, H ond grade, Leonard BeD; first grade,’ said Mass and Cardinal Locatelli, the of Colorado M Flat Work Ironed Flat Work Ironed Marie Jeffries. first prince of the Church to be Try Oqe of These— You Will Be Surprised at the Quality and created by Pius XI, imparted abso­ M the Whiteness of Your Linens Schayer* for wall paper— Sehay- lution at the end. Most of the H ELECTRIC WET WASH— 2469 Lowell, GAllup 0390 •ra for painting — Sebayers for Cardinals at Vatican City, members M "Arabesque.”— Colfax and Jotapbina. of the Papal court, and the diplo-

ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION PAGE SIX Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Main 6413 Thursday, January 9, 1930

Walsenburg Man Attendance Large Mission at Ft. Collins Has 100th Birthday at Holy Name Tridnum for Spanish People

Walsenburg, Colo, — Jesus Maria (St. Catherine’s Parish) Port Collins.— Father Hildebrand Manzanares, former flockmaater, Practically all of the men of St. Brnnet, O.S.B., has just closed an constable and justice o f the peace in Catherine’s parish are in attendance eight-day mission for the Spanish peo­ Huerfano county, Monday celebrated at the Holy Name triduum Thursday ple at Fort Collins. Father Hilde­ Why Pay More? SAVE M ONEY his 100th birthday. and Friday nights, and will receive brand is from the famous Abbey of He estimates that he has smoked Communion this Sunday morning at Montserrat, Barcelona. Spain. He a half-million cigarettes since he Uie 7 o’clock Mass. The services of has been working in the Philippine was 16 years of age, but he has re­ the triduum are being conducted by Islands for a few years and he is for on Automobile Purchases frained from alcoholic beverages. Fathers Felix SculKn and Bernard the time being at the Hoiy Cross ab­ Mr. Manzanares has remarkably Weakland o f the Cathedral. bey in Canon City, where he teaches. WM. W. MEYER quick perception. Altho his native The senior division! of the Junior On Sundays he attends to Mexican tongue is Spanish he readily under­ Holy Name society will meet at 7 missiops near Canon City. Father We Have Several Very stands and carries on conversation o'clock this Friday evening and will Hildebrand spent his Christmas vaca­ DRUG STORES, Inc. in English. He does not wear spec­ afterwards attend the triduum serv­ tion in riving a mission at Fort Col­ tacles. He walks through congested ices. lins, and he expects to return here 17th and Broadway — 15th and Calif. Attractive Values in— traffic unaccompanied, night and At last Monday night’s meeting of for Holy Week. It is estimated that day. He was bom January 6, 1830, the Holy Name society, Fenton Law- at least 1,000 persons were present 15th and Welton near the present town of Ojo Cal- lor was elected treasurer to fill the at the closing o f the miMion. Some -1929 Ford De Iluxe Sedans iente. New Mexico. His mother lived lace o f J. W. Day,: '^’ho resigned, of those attending from other dis­ 1st and Broadway— 800 Santa Fe Drive to be 109. ans were.discussed looking tovVard tricts made the remark that the Mexi­ which you cannot fail to recognize At a High Mass of thanksgiving the enlargement of St. Catherine’s cans will stay with the Catholic celebrated by the Rev, J. B. Liciotti, church. The Study club was very Church wherever they arc given a as bargains. pastor o f St. Mary's church, descend­ interestingly conducted by Messrs. chance. ants of Manzanares filled practically Schmittling, Ripberget and Davisson. Holy Family parish school opened Every Day Prices every pew. One son, four daughters, At the meeting o f the Altar and See them this week at forty-two grandchildren and forty- January 2 with an enroltment of sev­ Rosary society 'Tuesday afternoon the enty-five children. The teachers are seven great-grandchildren attended new officers, led by Mrs. Frank Gart- Malted Milk...... 10c and later participated in a fiesta Miss Margaret Murray, Miss Cather­ land, president, were installed and' ine Lyndon and Miss Jovita Vallccillo. The Manzanares family moved to were promised the enthusiastic co­ Costillo county from New Mexico in The school could have 160 children Ice Cream (All Flavors).. 5c operation of members of the organ­ if there was a way to transport those 1853. In 1855 they took part in re­ ization. Mrs. C. D. Eastman, retir­ pulsing the Indians in their last war­ living at a distance. Coca Cola (8-oz. Glass).... 5c OJk a m -'M m w ing president, was given a very The Catechists are doing good m o t o r c p , . fare against the Mexican people of beautiful crucifix by the members of Southern Colorado. work in the country. Many persons the society in appreciation of her are enlisting for the weaving and Drugs, Cigars and Cigarettes Catholic high school football cham- splendid work the past three years. )ion of the state, St. Mary’ s high of Among recent gifts received by mop work. at Reduced Prices 14th and Bdwy., at Civic Center Walsenburg is now going after the the parish is ,a beautiful piano pre­ MAin 3112 basketball title. Boasting the strong­ sented by Dr, and Mrs. RudBlph from Mercy hospital to her home, est team in history, the Cru.saders are Manns. > 3180 West Clyde place. Mrs. A. H. out to wih the championship in the Class leaders for December in St. Wyers has also returned to her home annual state tournament in March, Catherine’s schol were: Eighth grade, from a hospital. Robert Murray is and then represent this section in the John Graveline; seventh, Anna Fer- recovering nicely at Mercy hospital. DR. O. C. PARK — Chiropractor national tourney at Chicago. The retti; sixth, Geneva Mueller; fifth, Mrs. Madonia is returning home this ! team is built around Fred Hayden, Joseph McMeel; fourth, John Byrne; week. J, M. Breen is improving and The Williamson Mantel & Tile Co. 325 Commonwealth Building center, and Joe Stancato, guard. Cap­ third. Maryannc Krdbacher; second, Httle Billie Switzer is also on the TAbor 3698 15th at Stout St. tain Packard, forward; Kilmurray, Lucille Flaherty;.first, George Thrapp, road to recovery. Reliable and Satisfactory Workifianship Guaranteed forward, and Stimac, guard, make up Among the new arrivals in the We Will Gladly Estimate Any Job Without Obligation the remainder of the lineup. All of parish .are Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Lane, Call Sebayer* for laquer— 4-hour 410 West Colfax Phone KEystone 4082 TWENTIETH AVE. SHEET METAL WORKS them have had two and three years' 4437 Alcott street. enameU— varniibet and bm ihei— experience. In exhibition games Mrs, A. J. Hughes has returned Colfax at Jotepbine. i Ventilating, Guttering, Smoke Stacks, Steel Ceilings, Skylights and through the San Luis valley, the Cru­ Furnace Work saders defeated four high school fives D. O’Brien. Phone Mein 5426 by good scores and lost a close game 2141-43 Court Piece, et Twentieth.Avenue end Logen to the strong Sanford independent team. St. Mary’ s opens its Southern Catholic lea n e schedule against the Abbey school at Canon City, here, on I ""nOW—Everyttog Yoii'Sen^^ January 17. MISSION OPENS AT SPRINGS SUNDAY UUNDRY CO. Colorado Springs.— The Rev. J. J. McCartin, O.M.I., o f Lowell, Massa­ Phone MAin 4281 chusetts, known throughout the coun­ try as a powerful pulpit orator, will preach a mission at Sacred Heart Announcing church, beginning this Sunday eve­ ning, January 12, and ending Sunday evening, January 19, The exercises Is Washed in LUX each evening will begin at 7:4$ and the Opening of will consist of the beads, instruction, sermon and Benediction. The musi­ THE DeSELLEM FUEL & FEED CO. cal program will be furnished by the leading talent of the city. The mis­ Our New CBAEI.ES A. DtSELLEM sion Masses will be at 6*30 and 7:30 FIRST CLASS FUEL AND FEED o’clock, followed by a short instruc­ tion. Mission goods will be on sale Office Phones Tabor 3205, Tabor 3206 35th and Walnut Sts, throughout the week. Father McCar­ , Residence Phone Franklin 1068-W. Denver, Colorado tin has had considerable experience as a missioner and is now on his way to Seattle, Washington, with the Rev. Where Tour Patronage Is Appreciated We Call For and Detiver P. J, Phelan, O.M.I., to conduct a series of missions. Father Phelan, THE CASCADE LAUNDRY Phones Tabor 6370 who is well known in Colorado "Dsutst’s Most Profresfivs Laundry"— We Use Soft Watar Tabor 6379 Springs, having conducted missions here in the past, will assist Father Branch Offictai 16S1 Tremont Strict, 1128 171h Street, IBiS Broadway I^cCartin with the mission here. College Shop IIJS Eaat Ninth Avt., 428 Eait 17th Avc;, 1474 York, 604 ZUtt 18th Ava. St. Mary’s court, Catholic Daugh­ ters of America, held its regular busi­ I ness meeting Wednesday evening, Jan. 8, in the Knights of Columbus home. Plans are being made by the 4 SOUTH SIDE PARISHES | court to hold a domestic science class at the K. of C. home, beginning Feb­ ■luiDui aod PrefMalonal Carla of Our Practical Frlaala in Aa Sautb fila ruary 10. Mrs. M. M. Mullin of the ParUhta Plaaaa Clra Tltaaa tha Praftraact. 3 Corn Products Sales company will I- have charge of the lessons. Demon­ strations and lectures will be at 2 :30 o’clock. The following Loretto Heights stu­ O PORTS FROCKS for campus and street wear are shown St. Francis de Sales* ^ dents, who had been home for the holidays, returned Sunday to continue in the smartest of Rodier’s fabrics, in pastel plaids and their studies at the college: Edith Furnaces Installed, Cleaned, Repaired Bensburg, Mary Collins, Genevieve in ensembles combining tweeds with prints. LINCOLN SHEET METAL WORKS Kiser, Marj’ Myles, Alvena Levers- edge, Kathleen McIntyre, Lucile 127 Lincoln St. Wm. Meehan, Prop. SOuth 4322 Magher, Margaret Keaney and Rose Clinton. HOLLAND BAKERY Miss Frances Fenton, daughter of "CVENING GOWNS endorse the eggshell -taffetas, the Mrs. H. J. Fenton o f Breadmoor, left JOHN CAMPING, Manager Saturday for Washington, D. C., “mother of pearl” taffetas, satins in soft' and vivid Bakery Goods That Are Different where she attends Georgetown Visita­ 1893 South Pearl— S.Oatb 3337 1056 So. Gaylord— SOuth 0906 tion convent. colorings— also fine laces. ALAMEDA AT SOUTh PEARL HOWARD PHARMACY Formerly ALAPENN St. John’s Ladies Plan RefUtareii PbamiecUte Only. Day u d Nifht Free Delivery Phone SOuth 1197 Lady Pharmaeiat SOuth S507 Theater Parties p O R AFTERNOON, colorful chiffons are featui’ed— Lelong DR. C. T. CUSTIN in Attandanee ANNA KLEIN (St. John’s Parish) ^ blue, black, fire red and ocean spray green in models LENNOX MARSHALTOWN South Pearl Radio Shop Theater parties are to be given by STEEL FURNACES the Altar and Rosary society at the Aladdin and America theaters on the that introduce many new ideas in sleeves. Also Cast Furnaces Bremer Tully Radio afternoons and evenings of January Tin and Sheet Metal Works Service 20 and 21. Tickets will be mailed to Estimates Cheerfully Given Home Demonstrations, Cash or Terms all parishioners. The ladies in charge South 2218 H. H. York College Shbp— Second Floor 1459 So. Pearl SOuth 7624 ask that returns be made at an early 527 Eait Exposition Avenuo date. John F. Toner and Nellye Painter were married Tuesday morning at BROADWAY CREAMERY 9 :30. Rev. Charles J. Carr officiated. CLEAN DAIRY FOODS After an extended honeymoon they will return to make their home at Two Storei— 66 South Broadway— 1037 Fifteenth Street 3131 East Seventh avenue. - At the meeting of the Altar so­ R O A D M O O ciety this Friday Father Carr will CLEANERS AND DYERS give a talk on ve^ments. B R Mrs. C. N. Kohl, who has been SOUTH 8485 585-87 SO. PEARL ^ seriously ill, was much improved MEN'S SUITS CLEANED AND PRESSED Tuesday. ” Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Gray and her The HOURS: 9 A. M. to 5 P, M. daughter,. Gdraldine^ motored to CHRYSLER GROCERY CO. Colorado Springs last week to visit a sick friend. 1093 South Gaylord DR. H. H. BISGARD The Christmas collection was the Finest Corn-Fed Meats DENTIST largest in the history of the parish, , and Quality Groceries totaling more than $1,700. The Call tJs for Quality, Service and Price SOUTH 5604 pastor. Father Carr, was much pleased and he extends his sincere Phonea— Call SOuth 0144 Powell Bldg., 1302 South Pearl St, thanks to all who contributed. THE SOUTH DENVER BANK Msgr. O’Dwyer Guest Every Accommodation Extended Consistent With at Loretto Heights Conservative Banking Right Reverend Monsignor David H. A. HOLMBERG Gray Bros. Garage T. O'Dwyer, vice rector of the Cath­ l^anids & jpisher olic University of America, was the W all Paper and Paints 1258 So. Pearl - SOuth 7247 guest of honor at a dinner given at STEAM-HEATED STORAGE Loretto Heights college the evening 252 So. Broadway South 0432 of January 6, Monsignor O’Dwyer High Grade Automobile Specialists is a devoted and faithful friend of Decorating in All Its Branches FIRESTONE TIRES Loretto. He was delighted with the Estimates Cheerfully Given Most Miles Per Dollar brilliant progress the colle^ has made in the educational world and prophesies a great future for it. South Denver Moving & Storage Company Alice Regan, vice director of the Crating, Packing, Shipping, Express National Catholic Social Service school at Washington, D. C., ad­ Country Trips Get Our Prices dressed the student body Tuesday S69 and 371 So. Broadway Telephone South 1227 afternoon.

ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION Tnursday, January 9, 1930 Office, 988 Bannock Street ■iHE UEN VEK CATHOLIC KEGiSTEE Telephone, Main 5418 T A O E bhV bN CATHEDRAL BOY SHOWS WHY CARD PARTY AT LITTLETON JAN. 15 Since Establish a 1913 COLORADO WILL NOT ADMIT Littleton.— The Altar society of St. Mary’s church will start its year's so­ Completoly solvoi your wu^bisf jfiSd f cial activities with a card party at the THERE’S ANY BEH ER STATE Stephenson hall on Wednesday eve­ ironing problems ning, January 16. At the monthly Yon MUST be satisfi^ or Regular Income The RegUtor pities those of its meeting held at tbe home o f Mrs. T. Then we started on the last lap of - 1 ) 1 ^ , readers who liva far enough away the trip. And- it sqemed to be the McGrath last Thursday Mrs. J. Jones, that they cannot visit the Rocky most strenuons mile I have ever la­ Mrs. L. Jones and Mrs. Ada Gotts- mountains in the good old snm- bored U|»n. But the grand sight chalk were named as the committee Our Coupon Certificates arc particularly attractive to those who to make arrangements for the party. mer time. And the reasons why that awaited us was well worth the The committee promises a valuable OPEN SATOBDAT EVININOS have already accumulated a few hundred or thousand dollars and it pities them are well told in the trouble. The signs said that we had door prize, a prize for each table, and desire the earnings of the funds paid semi-annually. following essay, written by A. not far to travel, yet our feet told SOnth ^ Seott BfflilWy refreshments, and asks for a large at­ Andrew Hank. It Is eniitled us a different story. It was almost 26 ysan with^ths Foblic Ssrylcs Co. of Colorado^ These attractive certificates earn 7 per cent, payable semi-annually **Our Trip to Bluebird Lake,*' tantalising to; be so ne.ar and yet tendance at the fnnetion. The pur­ pose o f tbe party is to start a fund and are issued in amounts of $100, $600, $1,000 or mutiples thereof. ai)d won tha first prise in a con­ again so far. But after an intermin­ for the purchase of a white cope and test conducted among Cathedral able space o f time we came to a hill Should you need your money at the end of one year, you may cash humeral veil for the sanctuary. The choir and sanctuary boys who that quite promised to tire us out long your certificate with a net earning o f 5 per cent; at the end of two annual statment of the parish shows were on last sammer’s camping before we sbopld reach tbe top. Here contributions totaling $665 75 from years with 6 per cent and at the end of three years wtih 7 per cent. trip to St. William's Lodge, Al- Father gave us his vmrd that it was The Association will lend 90 per cent of the face value of the cer­ lenspnrk; not much farther. But you Icnow how the Altar society in 1929, in addition This was the day of all days at St. these Swiss mountain climbers are I to the aid given by the society in the tificates at any time. annual festival at Willowcroft manor. William’s, the lodge whore the choir We finally did reach the top, and The Little Flower club meeting at and sanctuary boys of the Cathedral what & “ hill.” You may look far and wide and you will not-flnd a safer or more the home of Lenore. McGrath Satur­ parish spend their annual outing of profitable investment. We urge you to write us or come in for The panorama that lay before us day afternoon ended a week o f parish two or three weeks under the expert was the most magnificent and beauti­ entertaining for the McGrath family. complete details of this plan. guiding hand of Monsignor Bosetti. The father, 'Ilomas McGrath, at a For had not the day, awaited with ful picture I have ever seen. In thb meeting o f the Holy Name society in the greatest expectancy and with foreground was a field .o f small bowlders that gradually thinned out December offered his mountain home hearts full o f pent-up joy by all the for the entertainment of the altar T'O ¥ Building and boys from “ Tom” Doran down to until it came in contact with a large boys on December 29. The mother little Billy Doyle, come at last? The snowbank whence it was obliterated. At the top o f this small glacier^ was at the December Altar society meet­ Loan Association chance o f a lifetime had finally ar­ Exclusive Fitters and Manufacturers of High Grade ing invited the society to meet at her rived for the larger boys, who wished the dam u a t holds back the shining waters of our objective. Farther on home on January 2. Lenore at the Spectacles and Eye Glasses A. B. Williams, President to fish as they had heretofore done December Little Flower meeting of­ KEystone 2357 only in their dreams; to fight with and yet higher could be seen the Con­ T. E. Greene, Sec’y-Treas. tinental Divide, that ridge o f moan fered her home for the meeting on ftfWVWVWWWVWWWWWWAWWWW^W^WWWVVA 1711 California L. C. Skelly, Asst. Sec’y-Treds. the slim, sleek and graceful trout; to January 4. A checkup in the home feel the tug as one of nature’s most tains extending the width of the con­ tinent, the ba»bon e of North Amer­ on the coincidence failed to dampen agile creatures leaps high in the air, PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ica. Now came what was the most the hospitality offered to the various striving to free itself tram thu allur­ organizations, and as a result the par­ ing fiy or spinner which it now knows enjoyable and no doubt the most spectacular section o f the hike. We ish activities in the first week of the to be a man-made trap; to experience crossed the bowlder field and rested new year centered around 145 North the joy and the surge of pride that FAIR PRICES TO ALL at the foot of the ice sheet, in order Lincoln. courses through a fisherman's veins that Tom, who had borrowed Mr. The Holy Name society will receive Shops You Ou^ht when he has matched his powers and Keeley’s movie camera, might have Holy Communion in a body at the 8 dexterity against the powers and o’clock Mass this Sunday and will agility of a trout, and conquered. time to prepare it for taking pictures of us crossing on the ice and snow. meet in the rectory Monday evening Hertzlers Vestniiiister Laundry The great opportunity was the trip to Unfortunately, though it was not at 8 o’clock. to Know Bluebird lake, a veritable fisherman's paradise. But the younger boys, al­ known at the time, the camera had no The annual statement for the par­ films in it, and the best opportunity 11 SERVICE STORES 11 SERVICE STORES though they could not fish, were ish, to be issued ne.tt week, shows re­ 14S0 WahsB St. CLEANING 1001 PeurtMHitli St. bound to have as good a time as the of the entire camp time for obtain­ ceipts of $7,052.90 in 1929, an in­ SOS FourtMntb Si. PRESSING ami 72S ElahtMBth St. ing pictures o f snowbanks was lost. crease of $3dI4^,86 over the preced­ 71S E. S*v«ott«aU At*. older boys, and in some instances they NEW FASHION CLEANERS AND DYERS REPAIRING 1807 Larlaw St. When he was ready, we started the 1S45 BroaAwar 1003 BroaSwar 70S E. CWI*> At*. even enjoyed themselves better. ing year. 184 So. Penn. SOuth 0079 220 BraaSwar ISIS E. Calfaa At*. dimb. Father Bosetti would make Everybody was given an orange by Ladies’ Winter Coats Cleaned and Pressed "Father” Kelly, the young seminarian sure o f each step before entrusting 1833 WELTON STREET PHONE TABOR 6249 ST. ROSE LADIES TO and Glazed...... _....H.S0 who was one one of Father’s chief his entire weight upon it. and follow­ helpers, and then we climbed into the ing his example we did the same. We GIVE PARTY JAN. 23 The ‘Very Best In Dry Cleaning cars and were o ff on the mosr pleas­ were making our way on a ridM a Parcel Post Orders Paid One Way few feet higher than the general level ure filled trip I have ever taken. The (St. Rose of Lima Parish) crisp morning air was so invigorating of the snow. The ascent was gradual, so it was made 'with comparative A card party will be given under and refreshing that all of us longed Decorating and Paperhanging ease. On the left was a raging tor­ the auspices of the Altar and Rosary to be on the trail. After a ride of society on January 23 a); 8 p. m All Work Guaranteed Satisfactory i fifteen or twenty minutes over a road rent slashing down through a tunnel EAST SIDE PARISHES cut in the ice by its constant batter­ in the parish hall. JOHN R. KESSINGER— W sJ l Paper & Paints I'j Buia**« aaS Pra(***loa«l C«rd* of Our Pr*etlc«l Frttsda la th* Eo*t SM* [ that was somewhat bumpy and stood The . annual election of officers of greatly in need o f repairs, we came ing. The thin sheet of ice which cov­ 2413 W . 32nd Ave. Pbona GAllnp 5613 * Paritlit*. PI**** CIt* Tit*** tlM P rrln a c*. ' ered it was broken abruptly at the the Parish association was hold Jan­ to a stop at the ranger’s cabin in 'Wild end of the glacier and. left jagged uary 8. The officers all of whom basin. From here it is a walk of five V/hen You Nead a points jutting in all directions. Along were re-elected,-are: President,John Cahn-Foriter miles on a trail that is, on the whole, the way we noticed groups o f colum­ Bohanna; -vice president Frank good, but in some spots quite steep bines, the hardy Rocky mountain Verder; secretary, Mrs. John Bo­ PLUMBER and rocky. Electric Co. St. John*8 Parish flowers, which arc the symbols o f Col­ hanna; treasurer, Mr. Hodes. We' started single file, Father In > Call orado, had broken through the blan­ The regular meeting of the Young the lead and Tom bringing up the ket o f snow and ice and were sway­ Ladies’ sodality will be hejd 'Wednes­ “ W ell Prepted i* Well Dre*.ed” Phone rear. We were fairly humming along ing gently in the bree e> the sole re­ day evening at 7:30 at the parish when the first and only calamity of a 2 J. p. o m i E.L.RONINGER FOR FOOD minder of summer. Appliancas THE PRINCESS We Have Only the Choicest Brands wonderful trip befell us in the form There -will be Masses at 7:30 and Plumbing Co. of a forest ran ^r, who stated that Amid these surroundinw, which Repairing FRENCH DRY CLEANING It Pays to Know the Difference 10 o’dock on Sunday until further 2623 Vina St. under no condition would he allow can never be adequately described, notice. RADIO >Vhere Your Patronage is'Appreciated CroceriM, Meali, Fmita Tony, which is Tom’s dog and the we reached the top and viewed for Established 1918 Vegetable* A triduum in honor of Holy JIame Generators-Motore . ROSEMARY B. EGAN, Prop. camp's mascot, in the Rocky Moun­ the first time that lake o f all lakes, Sunday opened Thursday evening 1718 E. 6TH AVE. tain National park, which we w ^e the lake of our dreams. Nestled with Father Mannix in charge. Mass The Call of Rewound— Rapsured 22A^E^ixt^^To^]Phoa^SO^O90 Franklin 0804 . . Franklin 0805 now entering. So Tony was taken among the mountains as if for shelter, is being offered at 6 o’clock each of a -Good Pinmber and Rantad back and our trip that had been so it was BO tranquil and calm that It' the three mornings for the men of happily awaited had now begun in seemed impossible that the 'mnd and the parish. YOrk 8400 H. L. McGovern Dan Gaffy earnest. Now under an overhanging tempest had ever vented their wrath Cathedral Parish rock: now again under tall and upon it. The surrounding back­ Free Stsite Reserve Army Move stfitely pine trees, whose pungent ground o f Higged mountains was a Being Attacked PINION FUEL AND SUPPLY COMPANY odor is always as refreshing as a cool sight one coilld never tire of and, just t w e iOt y -f o u r h o u r s e r v ic e Recruiting of the new velunteeir Mother knows the comfort, dad knows the draught; still again on log bridges, like the lake, we nestled down among reserve army of 60,000 men and of­ economy of our clean, reliable Coal. RED ARROW GARAGE crossing over turbulent mountain the mountains and thus ate our ficers for the Irish Free State is streams that abound^ in trout; then lunch. ^ ‘ Lump Coal, $5.50 and up >ls2\-21 CORONA STREET PHONE YORK 2061 meeting with considerable opposi­ resting awhile near a' quiet brook to Too had for the fisherman; we ar­ tion. So far most o f the opposition Telephone GAIlup 5125 for Prompt, Pleasing refresh ourselves before continuing; rived at the wrong time and the fish has come from the “ young inteK '',5-R£PA1RED; one headed for the former destina­ not least, in peaceful anticipation of Dre**making Tailoring Hem*titching tion and the other for the latter. the dinner that was awaiting us. AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO., INC. The firms listed here de­ Established 1880 serve to be remembered The Florence Shop 1643 California St. KEystone 3047 Denver, Colo. When you are distributinff Madame L. Harris, Prop. your patronage in the dif­ Modiste Two Young Ladies Receive ferent lines of business. 5608 East Colfax Arenao PHONE Y o r k 5J27 Habit of Sisters of Mercy PIGGLY : NORTH SIDE PARISHES Two young ladies received the dalen. After the ceremony, Bene­ ^ Basia*** aad Prehssitsul Csards H Our Prastleal Prlands ta tba Narth 3<4t habit of the Sisters of Mercy at a diction of the Blessed Sacrament WIGGLY 1 Ftrlshaa— Pkaaa Qlv* Tbata tha PivfsmM*. reception held in the Mercy novitiate was held. .V w w w w WT9 w ww w u r r w e w r w w w y wwwwwwwwwwwww Annunciation Parish in Denver last Monday aftomoon. Priests present to assist the Bisbo Bishop J. Henry Tihen officiated at at the ceremonies were Fathers •Za** D«n»er’* Lar|**t l>ru« Btott" the ceremonies, when the recipients F. Callanan and Gleason of An­ Phoaa GAIlup 1246 The firms listed here, de­ of the habit were Miss Anna Hunt nunciation parish, Father W. Steldle St. Dotnlnic*s Parish Franklin Pharmacy serve to be remembered of Durango and Miss Rose Mushey of Castle Rook,' Father J. F. Flan­ Organ’s Feed Store o f Annunciation parish, Denver. agan. of St. Mary Magdalene’s CAKL E. OBQAN, Froprlttor SINCERITY OF PURPOSE The REXALL Store when you are distributing Miss Hunt’s name in religion is parish. Father Cawley of St. Philo- Dealsr in VOSS BROS. mena’s and Father Richard Smyth, Your Baker* Our Endeavor IS4th & Franklin St. Keystone 1753 your patronage in the dif­ Sister Mary Francis of Assisi, and Leading Btands of Poulti^ Faed Miss Mushey’s is Sister Mary Mag­ chaplain at the hospital. tttl W. »n d Av*. Primarily in Buainait for Your Health ‘HIHKUUTE DSUVEBY** ferent lines of business. Best Grade of Coal t»3» W. Sttb A t*. WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU 44th and Maado Denvar Horn* Public U*sii*t special blessing to the body of his Grand Fnbtle Mark*! COLEMAN'S PHARMACY Pope Says Mass brother and to all those present, and Comer Ptb and Downlu Cornat tSth and Fadaral Bird. then departed for the ‘Vatican. Hansen & Hansen* Inc. 32nd Ava ft Perry St. GAIlup 1020 in Hotel Where The funeral of Cout Ratti was later Fheo*— Mala OSc*— Gallop 1180 St. Philomena*s Parish conducted at tbe Church of St Mary Jewelers His Brother Die^ of the Angels. ~ SOUTH WICK Office Phone YOrk 5000 VATTI ROSARIES FURNITURE COMPANY Re*. Phone YOrk 0298 CREIGHTON TO AID U52 Detroit 2606 E. Colfax CLAYTON The second exit of Pope PIm XI 526 16th St. Keystone 3012 from within the boundaries o i the STUDENTS GET JOBS Buy a New kom We Sell for Less— PLUMBING & HEATING CO. Vatican State, reports Universal'Serv­ A -plan to assist deserving and Because It Costs Us Less to Sell Repairing Our Specialty ice in a special cable article January 1, was a sad and tragic cne in which needy students through their college PHONE FRANKLIN 3151 Estimates on All Work eareers was the chief subject of dis­ NO COST he visited a hotel in Rome to bless the For nan to saU and [TRADE YOUR OLD FpR NEW 2408 East Colfax Avenne body o f his brother, Count Fenno cussion at the first meeting of the Creighton Alumni council under its Xi«* *sti]a*Us on pack- Ratti, who had died Tuesday night. sad sbipptag. newly-elected president, Hugh F. Gil­ Shortly before 5 o’clock in the The firms listed here de­ CLAYTON lespie, held at Creighton university KEysloae 4224 GROCERY AND MARKET morning the Pontiff, in a quiet pro­ in Omaha, Nebraska' Co-operation IXTH AND WXLTON 8tS. cession of motor cars, was whined serve to be remembered with a liumber of Omaha bnsinesa Fe d e r a l 0 A l4 .u p oz6o Fancy and Staple Groceries from the Vatican to the Quirinal ho­ firms will be effected to have stu­ L i whdn you are distributing Fancy Meat* tel, where his brother died. dents act as representatives and con­ your patronage in the dif- Fresh FUh and Oyster* At the porch of the hotel the pon­ tact men for them. Several tnon Dr. E. H. BJORKMAN “OUR SERVICE MUST PLEASE” I ferent lines of business. W E DELIVER tiff was assisted from bis car and men may be placed in clerical pori- Practicing Cineaitherapy Phone YOrk 2157 2626 £ . 12th Ave. shown quickly to the elevator with tions on the campus, and additional the other Prelates who accompanied scholarships may be prbvided for Manipulation him. Present at the bedside were needy Students. the Pope’s sister, Camilla Ratti: the Phone YOrk 3060 PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS. Marquis Perischettl Ugolino and his 1660 Washington St. Dan^^, Colo. St. Teresa's Parish wife, niece o f Pope Pius. St. Catherine's Parish The Pontiff knelt in prayer near FOR UPHOLSTERING* REFINISHING AND REPAIRING OF The Aurora Drug Company the body and afterward celebrated HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICEl^URNlTURE— THE ZIMMERMAN MERCANTILE CO. A Complete Drug Store Mass at a small altar erected in ah adjoining room. The Mass lasted for CALL JEPSEN WM M lh 3700 N .v .jo S lr « l Fr©i Delivery, Phone Aurora half an hour. The Pope granted a 21 West First Avenue Telephone SOuth Call Gallup 0741 r e d a n d w h it e ch ain sto res Call Gallup 093^ J

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PAGE BIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER. CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Main S413 Thursday, January fl, 1930 Societies tp Receive at SAVE YOUR YOUTH Local News Bishop Kelley St. Elizabeth’s To a gnreater extent than you realize youthful vigor and youthful Robert F. Reed, chief of police of r appearahee depend upon youthful vision— eyes that see quickly and (St. Elizabeth’s Parish) Denver, will be ^he speaker at the Clearly wthout strain. Do not cheat yourself out of good eyesight. Has Adventures next meeting of the Cathedral Thia, Sunday the senior and junior You have expert service in us. For twenty-eight years we have Parent-Teachers’ association at the Holy Name societies will receive Com­ served the people with the highest standai^d of optical service. Oscar Malo memorial hall, 1835 on Trip Abroad munion at the 8 o’clock Mass. Mem­ i 5 Logan street, Tuesday evening, Jan­ bers of the St, Francis society ■will uary 13. His subject will be “ Child When, the famous Bishop of Okla receive Communion at the same Mass. THE SWIGERT BROS. Delinquency."■ Although 11 it will be homa, the Rt. ReV. Francis Clement It being Holy Name Society Sunday a meeting especially for fathers, the Kelley, went to Europepi on an ad and also the first monthly. Commun­ OPTfICAL CO. mothers of the organization are ex ion o f the year,;it is hoped that all WboM Rirpntttion ud EquhMacat Giv. You liroina visit, from which he has just pected to attend, and are requested returned, he had an adventuresome members will be present. Installa­ tho Ht(bo.t Croao' a. of So Sonrlco OoTotod CxrlDilTilr to tho FitUns «nd Uanofaeturint to invite all others who may be inter­ time, as these notes show; tion of officers will take place at the 1550 California St., Denrer of GlaiMO. ested. The Bishop has a birthday party next meeting of the Holy Name so­ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Kelly are on the Satumia in'midocean. Car­ ciety this Friday evening m the school in Honolulu for a short visit. dinal Hayes sits to the right of basement. Refreshments will be GfMtH Major and Mrs. M. C. Harrinsrton Bishop Kelley at the table placed in served. Grntn left Sunday for Honolulu. They ex­ a high waJled, walnut panelled Members o f the Knights of St. CartoMcb* pect to be eone three months. room. The Bishop is still in his fif­ OctaTbm 137.50 John and of the Ladies’ auxiliary mo­ ♦40 C. Paul H a rrin ^ n will leave Sun­ ties. In Rome: The Holy Father tored to Louisville Tuesday evening, every grave/ day for Monterey, Mexico, to visit talks and listens for more than an December 31. Installation of officers niQ hour. Mostly about the missions of both commanderies took place. The Paul A. Garry of 4548 West and he shows a keen knowledge of hospitality shown by Louisville mem­ Newest of the Modem Guild’: Thirty-third avenue left Monday for Oklahoma. He is pleased with the bers was very marked, all present THE DENVER MARBLE & Chicago to visit his brother, Thomas ^ t from the members of the Pon­ having a delightful time. E. Garry. tifical Court of Oklahoma, and thinks Coutributious to Fiue Watchmakiug Announcement has been made that the Peter’s Pence from the diocese The beautiful crib and the mag­ GRANITE COMPANY nificently lighted sanctuary at St. Established 1874 a $10,000 pipe organ will be installed more than generous. The Bishop It was the Gruen Guild Through this long and in the home of Mrs. Katherine has lunch with G. K. Chesterton. The Elizabeth's offer a most inspiring O’Connor, now under construction at master of the paradox says, “ You sight to thousands of people who are that originated the fam­ consistent development in W . E. GREENLEE, Pres visiting the church. ITic crib will re­ East Alameda avenue and Gilpin know I've been in Rome several ous VeriThin movement. fine watchmaking, Gruen 1224 Lawrence St. Main 1815 street. The organ will be installed times but I never saw Rome before." main in place until January 21. reveals its inherited guild in the basement and music will be This time he sees it through the eyes Requiem High Mass will be cele­ Created 25 years ago, traditions. wafted to the main drawing room of a Catholic. The Bishop speaks b ra te on Janu^iry 15 fo'* Albeit Al- this movement made pos­ ! through a piping system in the floor. on Cardinal Gasquet before a large bersiniand on January 17 for^Ada M. For the Gruen Guild has REQUIESCANT IN PACE sible the first accurate The Misses Laura BettSj^ Ruby gathering of diplomats, ambassadors, James. been formed expressly to 11 Lutz, Alberta and Maxine Rome’s society folk. Chesterton is CHARLES W . WILSON. IT tl West Thir­ Three more converts were received thin pocket watch. restore, in the creation of ty-fourth (venue. Beloved buabtnd of Cor- who are graduates of Holy Family on the stage and catches the into the Church recently. rie WiUon; yrandfather of Kenneth UcC.r- and St. Catherine’s parochial schools, Bishop’s humor even before it is Joseph Sitterle of 1121 East Twen­ Gruen also popularized modern timepieces, the L. thy and GUdyt Harvey. Remains were sent have returned to Mount St. Ger­ fully uttered. And applauds heartily. old guild masters’ de­ Theodore from the Horan & Son chapel Monday to trude’s academy, Boulder, Colorado, Returning home: The La France tieth avenue, who has been very ill, the wrist watch in Amer­ David City, Nebra.aka, for interment. is slowly recovering. voted skill, their continu­ JO^EjPH SCHOENHERR, Central City, after spending their Christmas vaca­ is unable to enter Plymouth harbor ica. Then, to make wrist Colorado. Beloved husband of Jane Sehoen tion at their hiiiomes in Denver. because of a stofm. A pilot and S t Elizabeth's school reopened with watches more depend­ ous striving to improve herr; father of Virsrinia, Vivienne, Emma Mrs. F. J. Claffey, a recent bride. a little girl passenger, booked to a High Mass and Benediction of the and Joaeph Schoenherr, Requiem Maaa vrat ably accurate, the Guild the watchmaking art. Hackethal offered Tuesday at St. Hary't church, Cen- was the guest of honor at a bridge disembark■ at p Plymouth,: are carried Blessed Sacrament on Monday morn­ tral City. Interment Central City. Horan luncheon Mrs. Parham gave at the on to New York. The storm grows ing. 'The school is beginning its sec­ created rectangular As your Gruen Jeweler— t & Son service. ond semester with |the largest enroll­ MORTUARY WILLIAM DEAN, at the Mullen home for University club today. fiercer, the waves higher, the worst movements — the Car- carrying only jewelry the. aged. Requiem Maaa was offered Jan­ The Sacred Heart Aid society will in fifty years on the Atlantic. A ment on record, toche for women and merchandise of unques­ 1449-51 Kalamath St. uary 2 at the Home chapel. Funeral ar­ install its officers for the coming distress signal from the British Mrs. John R. Tasset of 632 Julian Quadron for men. tioned value — we can rangements by Horan & Son. year on Thursday, January 16, at freighter “ Volumnia.” The La street is ill at St. Anthony’s hospital. MRS. CATHERINE HUGHES, 7S2 Elii 2 :30 p. m. at the Catholic Daughters France goes ahead at full steam 200 show you the Gruen Phone Main 4006 beth street. Beloved wife of the late Charles In the Gruen Pentagon, R. Hughes of Homesdale, Pennsylvania, of America home, 1772 Grant street. miles out of the lanes. Passengers Techni-Quadron as well and mother of Mrs. M. T. Dinan of Omaha, This being one of the most important are locked in the salons. After Commonweal Lauds the Guild has (jonceived as other smart Guild Nebraska; J. C. Hughes of Carroll, Iowa; meetings of the year, it is hoped all dark the Volumnia is reached. Sixty a pocket watch of unique Mrs. M. J. Kavanaugh of Greeley, Nebraska; Fr. Howlett Book Watches to suit the taste Mrs. J. J. McCarthy of Palo Alto, California, the old and new members will make foot waves prevent the launching- of beauty and improved and Misses RoselJa and Anna Gertrude of a special effort to be present. Mrs. M. lifeboats. Up and down on a two of every member of the HARTFORD Denver: grandmother of Ruth Marie and J. O’Fallon and Mrs. M. B. O’Fallon mile , course tSe La France stands by The Commonweal, New York, says timekeeping qualities, family. All designs are Harry McCarthy of Denver. Requiem Mass vrill act as hostesses. editorially in its January 8 issue: We recognized today as “ The was offered at St. John's church Wednesday until almost daybreak. Passengeia fairly priced from $27.50 UNDERTAKING at 9 a. m. Interment Mt, Olivet. Horan A Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kirchhof are thrown from their beds, shins notice that Willa Cather’s “ Death Croix de Guerre for Son service. will sail for Havana Saturday. barked, heads bumped. At each turn Comes for the Archbishop” continues to $750. COMPANY MINNIE N. BOYETTE, Fort Logan. Cblo. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Malo will leave of its course the La France lists to make new friends, and that a de American Achievement.” Funeral was held from the Horan dt Son Earlier, Gruen produced Our newest Gruen 1485-87 GLENARM ST. chapel Wednesday. Interment Fort Ix>gan next week to motor to California. dangerously, waves bob the boat up luxe edition was much in evidence cemetery. , during the holidays. That is all as Phone Koyttona 2779 They will visit there a while and and down like an egg shell. The the first stem-wind watch, Cartouche Wristlets MRS. G. H. BAYER, formtrly of St. Louis, then Mrs. Malo will sail for Honolulu hissing sea boils, curls over it. it should be. Has the public realized, also the first “ 16” size priced as low as $29.75— Rot. Phono South 3298 Missouri. Remains were forwarded Monday however, the excellent qualities of from the Boulevard mortuary to St, LouU for an extended trip. She will sail Bishop Kelley, the only priest aboard, watch — still standard for services and interment. on the sama boat with Mr. and Mrs. stands on the bridge with tbe cap­ the book (Father Hewlett’s Life of are particularly interest­ «I ANNA J. KELTY. SSI Fox street. Be- Joe Schaefer. tain and watches the rudderless Bishop Machebeuf) from which Miss size for railroad use. ing. loved sister of Katherine and Elizabeth Miss Agne.s G. Regan, executive k ' Kelty. Requiem Mass was offered Monday Volumnia, helples;^ tossing. But the Cather derived, so much of her ma­ at St. Francis de Sales’ church. Interment secretary of the National Council of mad sea subsides and^the Volumnia terial and inspiration? Here is given Open a Charge Account 1Mt. Olivet. George P. Hackethal service. Catholic Women, was the guest of releases the La France from its res­ the narrative of two representative FRED JOHNSTONE, 980 Yuma street. honor o f the local branch at luncheon cue obligation. It steams to New and nevertheless wholly individual Funeral was held Saturday from the Theo­ I '■ dore Hackethal mortuary. Interment Mt. at the Argonaut hotel. Miss Regan York and arrives with only a few missionary pioneers; and we think 1 BILLS BROS. Olivet. is en route to her home in Washing­ barrels of oil left in its hold. that few volumes of Catholic history k I BABY MAZOTTL infant son of Mr. and ton, D. C., following a trip to the ^ Reporters rush on board to inter­ in the United .States have so much Mrs. Lewis Hssotti, 1638 West Thirty-ninth M.’ O’Keefe Jewelry Co. 1044 SPEER BLVD.v avenue. Funeral was held today from the Pacific coast. Mrs. M. J. O’Fallon, view the captain, Bishop Kelley, the appeal or beauty. Doubtless the book i! Hagins chapel. Interment Ht. Olivet. president of the Denver Diocesan passengers. It was the worst storm is a little hard to find, few librarians, DENVER’S QUALITY JEWELERS FREDERICK J. PATTRIDGE. 2240 South Council of Catholic Women, made the captain experienceii in forty even, possessing a copy. It is there­ Acoma street. Requiem Mass was offered M. O'Ksefs. President arrangements for the luncheon, Mrs. years, the most frightful in Bishop fore a pleasure to ^ y that the re­ Margaret O’Keefe. Ss^y-Trets. Friday at St. Louis’ church, Englewood. In­ Joseph C. Hagus was in charge of Walter J. Kerwin, Vice-Pres. Fred Brapn, Second Vice-Pres. i:' - ARTISTIC terment Mt. Olivet. Kelley’s twenty-two crossings of the maining copies are in the porsession EUSAVIA GARCIA. IISS Zuni street. Fu­ reservations. Atlantic, of SL Thomas’ seminary. 1300 South 827 Fifteenth St. KEystone 1440 neral was held Monday from St. Cajetan's Miss Katherine O'Connor will leave In Chicago the Bishop runs into Steele street, Denver, Colorado. A MEMORIALS church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Mail Orders Given Prompt, Efficient Attention MRS. JANE T. RYAN, widow of Patrick late this month for a few weeks in the western blizzard, the third storm note to the librarian there and a Tho Bott Voluo for Yonr Money J. Ryan; aunt of Thomas F. McGovern and the East. She will spend some time of his trip. Fourteen inches of snow check for $3.50 will bring a copy. Margaret HeGovem. Funeral was bald on in New York city, and will be the in Chicago. In fact snow in some For the right sort of reader no better ysjnjhirZsil^iijs5:;7s\.M,ra'i;?s;?~4'ii:/4i^ Wednesday from 630 East Nineteenth ave­ guest of Eleanor Kountze in Boston nue under direction of George L. Hamllik. part of every state in the Union gift cod d bei. auggesUid, and of Requiem Hass was offered at the Cathedral. for, a time, attending the Dartmouth except Oklahoma when he arrived course more than one copy should be Interment Mt. Olivet. college carnival in February before home. And he lookp the picture of purchased by these folk of good-will -j York 0900 York 0900 MABEL HAYWOOD. January 7, of 1809 her return. Twelfth avenue, Greeley, Colorado. Requiem health. I who like to see literature regarding 15 Maia will be offered Saturday at 11 o’clock Richard Connell, son o f Mr. and the (ihurch in America available in t. at St. Ptttr’a church, Greeley. Interment Mrs. E. W, Connell, ,2837 Josephine public reaiiing rooms and reference W. T. ROCHE Crealey. S&DENVER I street, and Miss Rose Davis, daughter AGGIE ATHLETE libraries. 1 AMBULANCE o f Mrs. John Des Simonde of Winni­ DIES IN PUEBLO |i; ' Death and Funeral Notices peg, Canada, were married Saturday SERVICE in Golden by the Rev. John P. Let Schayer tell you how little it by the dinner Mortuary Pueblo. — Pneumonia, which he costs to paint yopr house. DRY GOODS CV COMPANY Moran, pastor of St. Joseph's church. ll! Mr. Connell is chief clerk for the contracted New Year eve, early Tuesr 1805 Gilpin S t^ EDWARD BEAULIEU, January 4. at El Illinois Central railroad here. Mrs. day resulted in the death o f Frank Paso. Texas. Beloved husband of Catherine John Prince, 22, prominent Colorado E. Beaulieu. Requiem Mass was offered Connell has been in Denver six years Prompt and Careful and was employed at the Western Agriculture college student. Mr. Register SmaD Ads Tuesday at Holy Ghost church.. Interment Pnnee has been visiting his family JANUARY SALE! Courteous Mt. Olivet. . Union offices. 'The couple will make Day or Night over, the holidays. He was a senior READERS OF CATHOLIC REGISTER their home at 816 Marion street. _ Secure half rate. Dr. W. A. O’ConnsIl UTILITIES OFFICES CLOSE FOR at Aggies, was captain of the college Troops Nos, 2 and 4 of the Junior asreei to allow readsrs of this paper half Best Ambulance in the West FUNERAL football team last year, member of rate on Chiropractic treatments. For fret Offices of tha state public utilities com­ Catholic Daughters are requested to examination You may telephone Keystone mission were closed until 1 0 'a. m. Tuesday meet with their counsellors at the the track team, president of the while funeral services were held for Mrs. junior class last year and president 4063 or caU at Suite 247 Steele Bids., Linens! Bedding! clubhouse, 1772 Grant street, this corner 16th end Walton.______Thomas S. Wood, wife of the department’s Saturday afternoon at 2 o’clock. of the Sigma Mu fraternity fast year. MONUMENTS rate expert. Mrs. Wood, who died Friday In Before going to Fort Collins he was Mercy hospital, was buried in Mt. Olivet ■Plans for the year 1930 "will be dis­ MONEY TO LOAN on improved city or cemetery. Requiem Mass was offered at the an outstanding athlete at Central town real estate: no red tape: do delay. Mr. cussed. Phelps, 1711' CalKomia street, Keystone Cathedral at 9 a. m. Betides her husband A subscriber wishes to acknowledge high school here. Mrs. Wood is survived by her father and The funeral was held here Thurs­ 2387. ______mother, Mr. and Mrs. Tiaehtry Hangaeur, many favors granted through the in­ Domestics! WANTED— Housework, care of children of Buffalo, New York, and her sisters, Mrs. day raorhing from S t M ar/s church. tercession of the Little Flower of or anythinr, by a lady who needs work; ref­ J. W . Flynn of Denver, Mrs. Louis A. Jesus. Mr. Prince is survived by his mother, Mergy of Los Angeles and Mrs. Fred Mrs. Anna M. Prince; a brother, An­ erences. Cell Tabor 2668. Weyhe of Santa Barbara. FORMER DENVER MAN drew, and the following sisters: Jose­ WANTED— For temporary work, *lrl Special Purchase— And Our Own Superb DIES IN CAUFORNIA phine, Rose, Agnes and Dorothy of typist with knowledge of general office MRS. BESSIE DUFFY William S. O'Brien, 60 yeari old, a pio­ the family hoipR &nd M rt C. C work. Box T, care Catholic Register. Funeral services for Mrs. Bessie Duffy, neer Denser resident, died tuddcnly of a Stock Offered at Savings of Utmost 44, were held at the Olinger chapel Tuesday heart attack at hi* home In Pasadena, Cali­ Burns, Littleton. '* FOR SALE— Brand new rug brick bunga­ at 8:30 a. m. Requiem Hass was offered fornia, Sunday. Mr. O’Brien came to Colo­ low; 4 rooms, bath and dinet: garage; 2 Importance! at 0 o’clock at St. Dominic’s church. rado when he was a youth and first settled New School Injustice Is Feared in Iota; near Holy Family church with school: Interment was at Mt. Olivet cemetery. Mrs. choicest North Side.location; you will like at Cripple Creek, where he served as chief England Duffy died Friday st her home, 2736 West of the fire department durlne the mining the home, and tha price better yet. Cell Twenty-sixth syenue. She wss born in Lex­ boom. He later moved to Denver and or­ A new anxiety faces the Catholics Tabor 9826. ______ington, Kentucky, end came to Colorado in Towels Pepperell ganized the Twentieth Avenue Tea and Cof­ of England and Wales now that the on SUt* Capttol Crocod. 1901. She is survived by her husband, Ed­ fee company. Frevioos to hia departure FURNITURE of Il-room house for sale ward Duffy: three children, Charles, John government has formally presented cheap. i750 Pennsylvania. J. tl. GJtEEN from Denver a year ago he waa employed by Turkish Towels, « Sheets and Cases and Edward Duffy, of Denver, and her par­ the Denver school board. He waa a former the‘ House of Commons ~ ththe ...... to bill by 187e Lahy.ltt Stmt ents. Mr. and Mrs. Minor Perkins, and four member of Sacred Heart-I.oyoIa parish. He FOR RENT— Five-room bouse, full base­ 20x40 or 16x27, I MP brothers and sisters of Kentucky. which it is intended to raise the com P7ne bleached muslin York T«I0 EtUbUthtd I t ll is survived by )i]a widow, Mrs. Katherine pulsory school; age from 14 to 15 ment, modem and One condition, two blocks white or fancy.. O’Brien, and one daughter, Josephine. Three from-St. Leo’s and St. Klizabeth’s churches. sheets and cases at most ALVA MOORE sisters, Mrs. Margaret E. O’Brien, 2224 years. While, the government has Adults only. 911 Champa St.______Alva Moore, widely known as a radio Ogden street: Mrs. Thomas Cuehing, S804 promised to make a generous graiit Ribbed Towels, a r* substantial savings. broadcaster, died Sunday, following a week’s Zunl street, and Mrs. Clara L. Kirk, Oak­ toward the expenses to which the HOTEL REO, 1308 Broadway. Modern illness of pneumonia. He is survived by his land, Galifomia, also survive him. sleeping rooms; low winter rates; day. week 18x36 Turkish in / S / * MONUMENTS wife, Margaret Moore, 1643 Dahlia street; local authorities will be put in pro­ or month; elevator service. pure w hite...... $1.45 Sheets, three children, Alva, Jr., 12; Evelyn, 9, and viding the extoa school places this size 63^99-in. $1-25 Shirley. 6; bis parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jos­ will entail, no kind o f provision has CATHOLIC WOMAN WANTS WORK by John Norman & Co. eph Moore, and a brother, Leon, all of Den­ NOTICE day or hour. Call* Keystone 6386, or call Fancy Turkish a a been made for the extension of non- at 1913 E. 38th Ave. V. M. Gildea, Prop. ver. Mr. Moore was bom In Brooklyn. The privilege of serving men and Towels, 22x44 or $1.55 Sheets, * 4 O f July 29, 1892, and came to Denver ten women, boys and girls, ages ten to provided schools (in which group all Opposite Riverside Cemetery years ago. He was assistant buyer for the sixty-flve yearf, in matters pertain­ JOSEPHINE WOEBER announces lessons 20x40 size...... A -v V Catholic schoeds fall), and it is evi- in voice, piano and elementary harmony. size 72x99-in.....v 1 Denver Dry Goods company for six years. ing to Life Insurance, will be greatly, 4989 Vine St. YOrk 1805 (iently expected that Catholics are Music furnished for all occasions, solo or Requiem Mass was sung fpr Mr. Moore on appredatsd by Frank Conway of ensemble; directing choral organizations a Prices That Are Right. Wednesday at Blessed Sacrament church. The New York Life, Room 200, 831 going to foot this heavy bill. Heavy Towels, A 4 specialty. Call Keystone 1028 for appoint- $1.65 Sheets, ( 1 iC -ii Interment' was in the receiving vault of a 14tb St. (at Champa S t) TAbor 6281. Turkish weave, \ local cemetery temporarily, toiler the body Iment, Studios at 962 Tenth street and 1627 I size 81x99-in.... V X PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS. will be sent lo Brooklyn for hurlal. In fulfillmept of b promise a reader I.awrence street. 22x44. 3 for...... * of The Regist^ wishes to publish her thanks for a favor reebived through 451 SOUTH PEARL ST.— 6 rooms, eU modern, with garage; newly dee.; price cut Large Towels, 24 ^ /v 37c Pillow Csises, Q O tho intercession o f St. Anthony, to S3.960. South 2982-W .______size 42x36-in..... Rings which .seemed hopelessly lost x50 or 22x44, SHRINE OF THE LITTLE FLOWER OF JESUS Jacques Bros. FURNISHED room, housekeeping privi­ or destroyed Jn a furnace fire were Turkish...... leges, with Catholic woman alone. 3235 THE NEW PARISH OF AURORA. COLORADO recovered by her. Williams street. Dear Fritnds and Devotees of the Little Flowtri Cemetery PAINTING, eolcimining, decorating; all You desire to do something for the Llttla repaira on plaster, brick, cement and wood­ Flower directly. Here is tha chance to obtain work, by day or contract, 363 Bannock $8.95 Blankets 81x105 Spreads t i her intercession In an especial manner, by be­ street. Phone South 3330. coming a Founder of the ehnreh which ia dedi­ cated to her in Aurora, Colorado. Memoriak WE MOVE FOR RENT— 2427 Vine street; C-room $g.85 Names of all Founders, living or dead, are modem, with garage. York 0887. Near $3.95 ' being inscribed In the Book of Rosts of St. 28 East Sixth Avenue FrsuB* Houses oad Garugts Loyola. ______rheres*. This book is placed upon tha alUr For Service—KEyttose 0228 tnd specul remembrance madt it every Misa. Rose, blue or gold block plaid Rose, blue, green, gold or Phone TAbor 6488 15th aad Weltoa Ste. FOR SALE— Geatleman's large liz^ new, ehilc a particular holy Mass Is being offered beaver overcoat. Box C. A., cart Denver 66x80 blankets of soft, pure lavender brocaded rayon bed­ monthly for the living tnd dead members of Catholic Register.______' ^ 'he Founder. Yourself, your children, parents. Established 1902 L 'wool. I spreads. ^ - I'clatives and frienda— each and every one— nay UMBRELLAS repaired, recovered. Denver *iecoma a Founder of the Church of the Little Umbrella Shop, 16th and Arapahoe, room Flower. Living and dead may be enrolled. 206 Jacobson Bldg, Wm. CopcUa, formerly A Founder ia one who eontrlbntes ftva dol­ with Perini Bros. lars (16 00) or more to tha building fund. Do a deed of charity for the Little Flowar REMODELING and repairing; carpenter, Linen Pattern Cloths end her cratefnl invocation btfort ths Saersd plaiter and brick work. Call Gallup 4177-M. Heart wlU not fail you In tha hour of your I ,1 , The Hagins Mortuary Hemstitched Border Cloth greatest need. LOOK at every 6-room house in Denver for sale, then look at 448 Downing and your An excellent choice of patterns in 52x68 fine, Yours (incareir In lbs Sacred Heart and Littls Flowsr. loura e ewroy HENRY A. GE18ERT. hunt is ended; just like new; terms; occu­ linen damask cloths. $2.50< pied by owner.______NOTE— A copy of a new novens will bs mailed to every Founder. SERVICE REV. HENRY A. GEISERT. CORONADO APARTMENTS— 440 East 70z88-Inch Damask Cloth Box 246, Anrorn, Colorado. tSth avennt. Furnished baffst and 8-ro«n An unusual value in all-linen damask pattern Dear Father Geisert: 1 wish to become s Founder of ths Littls Flowar of Refinement and Economy in Funerals apartmenta; Frigidoirc. CaU Apt, I t or eoU cloths. Floral patterns. $7.95 Jesus building fund. , Main 9461. Enclosed please And t ...... — ...... - Please enter my name in the Little Flower Personal Attention Book of Roses, that I may bava tha benefit of tbs holy Masses, Yours faithfully, PIANO TUNINC, rsrilatitig, vMeliig. ra. All-Linen Damask Cloth Call YOrk 1135 . , Dmy or Night pahrlBg; tS yson' experianes; oil woih n oiv Several very handsome patterns are offered in Dtsed; B. A. Howai. formerly -with Baldwin 72x90 pattern cloths. $9.95 NAME------:------Piano company. 421 South Pran. Phoaa Robt. J. Kelly 6 2 0 EAST CdLF AX South tS7t. Associate Mortician ADDRESS------LAUNDRY— Firat clasa work; allk, linent, The Denver Dry Goods Co.— Linen Dept.— Main Floor teurtalas. Campbell-Mall Apts., loth and Lo­ gan. CaU Keystone 3620.

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