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Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations Will Release Space Pilgrimage Honoring Beloved Contents Copyrighted bjr the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1948— Permission to Reproduce, Except on Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue. For More Students Plans are being drawn for a structure at St. Thomas’ Denver Foundress Is July 11 seminary, Denver, to house workers at the institution. The building will be used eventually by sisters, who will be se­ Mother Cabrini “times” her miracles. DENVER CATHOUC cured to care for the domestic duties of the institution. It will Yesterday, July 7, was the second anniversary of her canonization. Sunday, July 11, not be possible to get any nuns this year, believes the Very Catholics of Denver and Colorado will wend their way to her mountain shrine for the sec­ Rev. Francis Keeper, C.M., president, but the building w’ill be ond annual pilgrimage in her honor. ready for use by early fall. And yesterday, as if to give impetus to the celebration Sunday, it was revealed that a The edifice will be of buff brick I man, condemned to die as a victim of a hopeless cancer of the throat, will soon be dis­ with a red tile roof of the same charged from Fitzsimons General hospital as a "cured” patient______style and appearance as the new The cancer victim, whose cure REGISTER portion o f tne seminary. Its costj Bishop Calls IS ascribed to the intercession of Will Conduct when completed is estimated at St. Frances Xavier Cabrini by his The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We $54,000. The cost of the living All-Catholic wife, his family, and friends, is Clergy Retreat Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller quarters alone will be $42,000. It Edward F. Miller o f 1809 S. Services, NCWC and Religious News Photos. Price of paper 3 cents a copy. is expected that work can be First Synod Downing street, an employe of the started late this month or early in Mountain States Telephone and VOL. XLIII. No. 46. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1948. $1 PER YEAR. August. It should be completed Field Day Is Telegraph Co. within a month o f the opening of classes in the fall. Workers at the For Pueblo Doctors who knew and exam­ institution will have to use tem­ Bishop Joseph C. Willging of ined Mr. Miller as recently as porary quarters until the building Big Success early April were amazed to learn Brighton Missionary Sisters is done. Pueblo has issued the “ official that he will be released from the edict of convocation” for the first The All-Catholic field day held army hospital within a week or New Recreation diocesan synod of the Pueblo di­ at Our L a d / of the Rockies camp two. Room Being Added ocese. The synod will be held in Monday, July .5, was hailed on all “ By all rules, he should have been a dead man three months Instruct 721 Youth in Religion The workers’ present quarters the see city Aug. 25. sides as a huge success. This affair, ago,” said Dr. J. H. Lecky, whose in the old red brick building, the The purpose of the synod, the first of its kind, was held under the patient Miller was in Fort Logan’s original seminary, will be turned sponsorship of the Catholic Young In the past ten months from edict explains, is to enact "such Veterans’ hospital. “ Only a mir­ into students’ quarters and class legislation as may be necessary People’s council. Young people Sept. 1 to June 26, 721 chil­ acle could account for this cure.” rooms, as will a guest room and or salutary for the welfare of the from every parish in town were Indians Will Help Open dren in Brighton, Wattenberg, mimeograph room. The front “ It’s unbelievable,” exclaimed diocese.” The Pueblo diocese is now present as nine young people’s porch is being enclosed in glass to Dr. Tibor Stern, Denver physician, Tonville, and Barr Lake were in its seventh year. cluhs of Denver and vicinity joined give a recreation room for the for an all-day outing begun with a at whose recommendation Mr. Dominican Nuns' Bazaar instructed in catechism classes college students. This will give the In preparation for the synod, Miller was committed to the Fort Field Mass. It is estimated that work except this annual bazaar. conducted by the four Mission- seminarians two recreation rooms priests of each deanery of the dio­ Logan hospital. “ In the 35 years Seven Sioux Indians, headed by more than ST.'S were present. You have been co-operative in as there is one in the new building cese will convene in preliminary of my medical experience, his Chief Big Snake, will be one of ary Sisters of Our Lady of helping them in the past. May I, for the theology students. meetings to elect a pastor-delegate Beautiful weather, unmarred by case was one of the worst I ever the main attractions of the open­ Victory stationed in Brighton. to the synod, to discuss proposed in their name, ask your sympa­ Donations to help pay for the mountain showers, favored the came across. ing night at the 25th anniversary This figure is revealed in the an­ diocesan legislation, and to nomi­ events of the day. .All remarked bazaar of the Dominican Sisters thetic aid in making this bazaar nual report released by the nuns. (Turn to Page 2 — Colum n i ) successful? nate members of the clepgy for the the beauty of the setting and BUT MRS. ROSE MILLER, wife of the Sick Poor July 15-18. Arch­ At present two of the sisters are With every good wish and bless­ various diocesan posts to he filled. the spontaneity of the devotion as of the “ hopeless” patient,, is not bishop Urban J. Vehr has called teaching vacation religion classes ing, I am Two Cheyenne Bishops All priests of the diocese, both the large group of young people surprised. Three months ago she upon the Catholics of Denver to at Grand Lake and missions. CONDUCTING the an­ be generous in*the support of this Faithfully yours, diocesan and religious, who have knelt in the meadow grass for the withstood an army colonel to his outdoor Mass. The Mass was o f­ nual retreat for the priests bazaar, the proceeds of which en­ » URBAN J. VEHR, Made Total At Greeley Dedicotion the actual care of souls are directed face for telling her husband that of the Denver archdiocese in St. Archbishop of Denver to attend the synod. fered by the Rev. Francis he had no chance. She predicted able the sisters to carry on their Of 2,117 Visits Thomas’ seminary July 12 to 16 Bishop Patrick A. McGovern of To seek the “ guidance of the Syrianey. a moderator of the K- then that Mr. Miller would leave self-sacrificing work among Den­ From 6:30 to 7 o’clock July wifi be the Very Rev. Leo L. Far­ In addition fjoc- Cheyenne and his Coadjutor, Holy Spirit” for the deliberations Durat club of parishes in East the hospital a well man, and so ver's sick poor. 15, the seven Sioux Indians, in war Denver. Other priests who at­ rell, O.P. .A former pastor of St. The bazaar will be held on the paint and feathers and headed by trine classes the four religious Bishop Hubert M. Newell, were ex­ of the synod, the Bishop directs confident was she that she made made a total of 2,117 visits to in­ tended the outing included the Dominic’s parish, Denver, Father Loyola church grounds, E. 23rd Chief Big Snake, Flying Hawk, pected to at^te^the dedication of that the Oratio imperata in the reservations for a mountain cabin dividual homes and to the Poor Rev, Carl Schwarz, C.SS.R., of Farrell now is stationed as a mis­ avenue and York streets. The use and Strikes Three Times, will put Our Lady i_gf^ eace church in Masses from July 15 to Aug. 25 so her husband could enjoy a fish­ farm. They distributed 2,356 St. Joseph’s parish, the Rev. For­ sionary at St. Catherine’s church. o f the grounds is donated to the on the tribal war -dances. Greeley Thursday, July 8. A large be the Collect, “ De Spiritu Sancto.” ing trip this summer. Last week pieces of Catholic literature and New York. He was granted the sisters by the Jesuit Fathers. This group comes direct to Den­ attendance of priests is expected. ■rhe faithful will be asked to unite rest .Allen of St. Anne’s parish, the colonel was forced to admit 252 religious articles. Arvada; the Rev. Robert Syrianey title of Preacher General, a de­ "The Archbishop’s letter to the ver from Wounded Knee, S. Dak. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of with their clergy in the recitation that Miller would be able to take gree of the Dominican order given In three weeks of daily instruc­ of this prayer in English after o f St. Catherine's parish, and the tbe fishing trip after all. priests and faithful of Denver fol­ The seven are part of the Redskins Denver is officiating at the event, Rev. Theodore Radtke of Douglas, for distinction in preaching, Jan. lows : who yearly thrill the crowds at the tions they prepared 92 children for which takes place before a Solemn the Masses on Sundays. .Ariz. In .April when Mr. Miller was 15 of this year. July 11, 1948 Frontier day celebration in Chey­ the reception of First Holy Com­ Mass at 11 o’clock, being offered Officers of the synod are: The transferred from the F’ort Logan munion. They also instructed four The field day was capably or­ Reverend Dear Father and enne. Bazaar patrons are invited by the Very Rev. Salvador Gene, Rt. Rev. Monsignor Aloysius J. hospital'to Fitzsimons, a consulta­ Beloved People: to bring their kodaks and cameras adults in preparation for the re­ S.F., of Santa Cruz, N. Mex. Rev. Miller, V.G., promoter; the Very ganized and directed under the tion of doctors concluded that ^e Priest, St. T h om a s’ ception of the Eucharist for the leadership of Frank Breen, coun­ The annual bazaar for the Do­ and take pictures of the Sioux. Dominic Morera, S.F., is pastor of Rev. John B. Liciotti, ,|««curator had only oiie chance in a thousand. "The officers and committees for first time. cil president. The following were Alumnus, Dies Just minican Sisters of the Sick Poor the parish. The beautiful mission- of the clergy; the Rev. Patrick They were frank in .stating that the three-day bazaar have been an­ In their work among the under­ in charge of special committees will be held on the grounds of type church was erected at a cost C. Stauter, secretary; the Rev. the only real advantage of an Before 25th Jubilee nounced by Harold A. Kiley, gen privileged the nuns distributed 125 for the field day: Kathy Rourke, Loyola church the evenings of of about $80,000, with some interior John J. Kelley, notary; and the operation on the deep-seated can­ eral chairman. pieces of clothing and two boxes K-Ducal club, publicity; Joe The Rev. Herman J. Schafers, July 16 through 18. furnishings to be added later. (Turn to Page 2 — Column S) cer, which had eaten clear through of canned food. They also pre­ Craig, St. Francis’ YPC, arrange­ pastor of Sacred Heart church, 'The sisters celebrate this year Thomas W. Nevin is assistant the outer throat until the inner sented 557 gifts and 557 sacks of ments for outdoor Mass; Walt Oklahoma City, who was within a the 25th anniversary of their com­ chairman;, John L. Rice, treasurer; throat was bared and there was a candy to the children under their Gassman, St. Francis’, softball few weeks of his silver jubilee, died ing to Denver. Over that quarter of Harry E. Struck and John Fitzpat­ cavity almost large enough for unexpectedly July 1 in his rectory a century Denver’s sick poor have rick, assistant treasurers; and care. Thrilling Central City game; and Jim Hartford, St. Jo­ one’s hand to be inserted, would be seph’s, games and races. while preparing for Mass. The fu­ been blessed with their personal Rita La Tourette, secretary. Children Enrolled the experience gained for future neral was held July 6. He was an ministrations in their homes and The Friends of the Sick Poor ■An amplifying s.vstem furnished cases. Since they gave no real alumnus of Loras college, Dubu­ many unusual miracles of grace Aid will have booths operated by In Societies by the Cathedral club was used for hope. Mr. and Mrs. Miller refused que, and St. Thomas’ seminary, have been effected. As you know, Mrs. W. Mahoney, Mrs. M. Kohut, Story Tells of Greatest announcements, for the All-Star In their work with the youths to permit the operation, choosing Denver. He was a relative of the the sisters nurse the sick poor in Mrs. Walter Wade, and Mrs. J. of the four centers the sisters ball game and the races, and instead to have Mr. Miller undergo late Archbishop R. A. Gerken of their homes. They have no other Quinn. Mrs.* Paulipe Doherty is have made a special effort to en­ (Turn to Page S — C olum n k) (Turn to Page 10 — C olum n i ) Santa Fe. I support for their self-sacrificing president o f the Sick Poor Aid so­ roll the children in various so­ Frontier Sheriff of All ciety. cieties. They report 26 boys in the The Dominicanettes, young girls Knights of the Altar, 90 girls make Only $25 Given Noted Mission Priests Camp S t. M alo who aid the sisters, will run the up the sodality, and there are 167 By J o s e p h E m e r s o n S m i t h , D e a n alas, only in the memory of very fish pond booth with Miss Mary C. boys in the Crusaders of Christ OF D e n v e r N e w s p a p e r .m e n old oldtimers is there the calling Reischman as chairman. Assisting the King. (Copyrifhted, 1946. Reproduction in of the roll of the great who made whole or part strictly forbidden) Central City and, therefore, a new For Burse fund her will be Pat Caufield, Marcella The complete report for each of The opening o f the annual Cen­ Attend Family Reunion Opens for Most Lucero, Regina Reichman, Geral­ state in the Union. And each name the four centers follows: tral City music festival, with the dine Satterwhite, Joan Cain, Har- brings a true story o f a man or Tuesday, July 6, will be a bright Knopke, both Franciscans, and symbolic key of the golden past page riette McLusteV, Mary Ann Brighton: Number of children woman whose lives surpass, in In Past Week age in the book of memories for both foreign missionaries. unlocking the doors of the vener­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Knopke of Successful Team Grippo, Ann Patrice Doherty, Pa­ enrolled in catechism classes, 613; many or certain respects, imagi­ Perhaps it was the hot weather Father Roch, the oldest child, first communicants, 81; instruc­ able opera house, brings to life the Denver. That was the day on tricia Bruce, Joann Keough, and nary deeds in fiction. or the July 4 celebration , . . but was born Aug. 22, 1906, and went Camp St. Malo for boys at tions to adults, eight; and visits to drama of the early days o f “ the which, for the first time in 16 Viola Chavez. only one gift to the St. Joseph to China as a missionary in 1932. Allenspark, directed by the Rt. golden kingdom of Gilpin.” Hun­ Largely forgotten, not referred years, their three boys and three The dart booth will be under the families, 1,986; seminary burse was made within Ten years later he was interned Rev. Monsignor Joseph J. Bosetti, dreds o f thousands of words ap­ to in the stories by the new gener­ girls were with them again. chairmanship of Katherine Gan­ Wattenberg: Children in cate­ ation of writers, is the epic of the the past week. That one was $25, by the Japanese after the outbreak chism classes, 50; first communi­ pear in newspapers and magazines In those 16 years the Knopke of war. He was held captive for a V.G., opened Sunday for its most non assisted by Jean Kohut, Sue Catholic Mary York and “ the anonymous. Denver. It raised the successful season. With 135 boys Gannon, Catherine Hogan, Mary cants, 9; visits, 53; about the grand opera stars from children had journeyed to two for­ year. After his release in 1943, g;reatest frontier sheriff o f them fund to $1,199. L o u ' Daniels, Peggy Balfe, and Tonville: Children in catechism New York, celebrities who travel eign continents and to the oceans he returned to the United States registered, the camp rolls are full all,” Bill Cozens. Because they Well, the vaca­ Marilyn Valle.v. classes, 31; first communicants, 2; the breadth of the continent to be that bound America to the east and has been studying canon law for the summer. Lads from a were among tbe earliest at “ Greg­ tion idea i.s fine. The Loretto Heights, 'college visits, 16; present at the initial performance and west. No great celebration w-as at the Catholic university in ory Diggings” and saw Central Everybody number of states are in attend­ booth will be headed by Miss A l­ Barr Lake: Children in cate­ o f the season, the gayety of affairs planned: just a quiet family din­ Washington, D. C. After another grow from infancy, this is an ap­ should enjoy one. ance; the largest contingent is one berta Plym. She will be assisted chism classes, 27; first communi­ given by the local socialites but, ner and the simple joy of being year of study he will return to propriate time to tell that epic But no one (Turn to Page 8 — C olum n i ) cants, 4; and number of visits, 62. + + + together drew the Knopkes to the China. of 26 from Omaha. Sixty members chronicle. should take a va­ home at 949 Ninth street where Father Kenneth, born May 12, of the Paulist Boys’ choir in Chi­ William Z. Cozens was born in cation from reli­ Mr. and Mrs. Knopke have lived 1915, and ordained May 29, 1943, cago will attend in August. L’Orignal, Canada, July 4, 1830, gion. If Maas is since 1920. There was talk, how­ went to the missions of Brazil in of parents originally from New offered on Sun­ ever. of having a family photo­ One of the distinguished guests September, 1944. He is enjoying York and Vermont. Returning, day in a tourist graph taken. at the camp this summer will be his first vacation this summer, and they settled in Russell, St. Law­

A PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street . THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Office, 938 Bannock Street Thursday, July 8, 1948 COMPLETE SUNDAY DINNER Bishop Willging 14 Nuns in Denver Area Former Rector Soup, Cocktail or Melon Cup Calls 1st Synod To Note Anniversaries Of St. Thomas' CHOICE OF 5 ENTREES (Continued From Page Oru) become that of supervisor of We carry a complete selection of Potato— Vegetable— Salad Of Pueblo Region south wing on Sixteenth street was schools taught by Sisters of Char­ Seminary Dead Mack-Miller Candles for the , Dessert and Drink erected. ity, Leavenworth. Served 11 A. M. to 5 P. M. (Continued From Page One) Sister M a^ Constance Wempe, Associated as teacher, superior, ( Continued From Page One) Church and home. These candles Rev. Justin McKeman, O.S.B., and principal of the high schools 85 a teacher and[mT imusician, ‘ ■ came from Stephen’s and his high school work m master of ceremonies. Seneca, Kans., to the novitiate, — the present Diocese of Kansas are of guaranteed quality at 17th Street City, Kans., and in 'Denver she with the Christian Brothers In New In order to expedite the work of then located in Aurora, and made con^buted greatly to their or Orleans. He studied in the Vin­ reasonable prices. Between Welton preparation, the Bishop named the her vows April 14, 1923. She ganization and development. Sis­ centian seminary in Perryville, and California following committees: taught at Presentation school in ter Rose Mary was the first full Mo., and was ordained June 12, General Committee Denver for a number of years, end­ 1896, in the old Kenrick sem Mast Candles are available in 100% and 51% Beeswax. [400 SEATS • NO LIQUOR • ORGAN MUSK ing her stay there as superior and time hospital librarian in her insti­ The R t Rev. Monsignor Aloysius tute. From 1936 to 1942 she was inary, St. Louis, by Archbishop St. Joseph’s in Denver, and for the We have a wide selection of moulded candies in all J. Miller, V.G.; the Rt. Rev. Mon- librarian in St.‘ Joseph’s hospital John Joseph Kain. DIAMONDS, w a t c h e s . last two years she has been teach­ signor Francis P. Cawley, V.F.; in Denver. popular sizes in either white or caramel color. 8ILVEBWABE A. B. C. DOLL SHOP ing in Roseburg, Ore. Recognition o f his able work Mr. and Mra. Joho A. MeConrt the Very Rev. Joseph D. Segourn, As a teacljer. Sister Petronilla came in 1912 when he was given V.F.; the Very Rev, Howard L. Nativ* of Cripple Creek LESTER'S JEWELRY DOLLS and TOYS pioneered in Laramie, Wyo., and an LL.D. by the Illinois College of » Delaney, V.F.; the Very Rev. Leo Sister Mary Mark Swift, a in Fort Leavenworth, Kans. She Law and again in 1917 when he Welch Repairs Doll Ho*pit>l J. Thome, V.F.; the Very Rev. native o f Cripple Creek, was also has been associated with the received the same honor from ' B«Ilgrioui Sutnci Btpiirtd Francis G.*Faistl, V.F.; the Very professed April 14, 1923, She is schools of her institute in Helena, Notre Dame university. * 1529 Welton CH. 2447 1615 Aripibe* HA. 7617 VOTIVE LIGHTS Rev. John B. Liciotti, the Very a registered pharmacist, and Deer Lodge, and Butte, Mont., and Following his ordination Father Rev. Joseph F. Warnat, the Rev. served as such for years at Mercy with St. Vincent’s home for boys in McCabe was stationed at St Vin­ 10 1 8 - 2 4 hour light* — John J. Kelley, and the Rev. Pat­ hospital in Denver. She is now lo­ Denver, where she has been con­ cent’s college. Cape Girardeau, Mo., rick C. Stauter. Tapered Side* cated at Mercy hospital in Du­ tinuously since 1935. until 1906, when he served as pas­ Particular Committees rango. Sister Mildred’s years of teach­ tor of S t Teresa’s church, Lincoln, 8 hour light* — *traight *ide* I. l)e Curia et de Pereonis; The Sister Mary Grace Lucius, from ing in parochial schools were spent Neb., for a year. Then until 1910 Rt. Rev. Monsignor Aloysius J. Holly, Colo., made her vows on in Fort Leavenworth, in Denver, he was on the Vincentian Mission Helena, and Deer Lodge, Mont. At Miller, V.G.; the Rev. John J. Kel­ July 19, 1923. After a few years band. From 1910 to 1920 he was the present time she is a patient ley, the Rev, Arthur R. Kerr, the given to teaching, she was assigned superior and pastor of St Vin­ in P]»ovidence hospital, Kansas Rev. Bernard Gillick, the Rev. to Mercy in Durango. Her next ap­ cent’s church, Chicago, and pres­ = L a c /K i . dk £ O A C D i% W A IM €E City, Kans., where for 10 years she THE JAMES CLARKE Francis J. Bottler. pointment was to Mercy hospital. ident o f the De Paul university Denver, where she has been for had been a member of the mainte­ there. II. Dc Mngisterio; The Rt, Rev. nance department. > I O X I I V O many years in charge of the ad­ In April, 1920, he built the pres­ .Monsignor Aloysius J. Miller, V.G.; Of the four golden. jubilarians, CHURCH GOODS HOUSE mittance oflSce. ent St. Vincent’s church in Kansas the Rev. Joseph A. Laquerre, the An event of special interest was three, have been teachers and one Rev. Humphrey Martorell, C.R.; City, Mo., where he stayed until Established 1902 1636 Tremont Place the reception sponsored by the sis­ a nurse and hospital executive. For the Safety of Your Goods the Rev. Daniel Gnidica, O.S.B.; 1925. The following year he was ters for the nurses and employes Began Teaching in Denver TA. 3789 Denver 2, Colo. the Rev. Charles J. Murray, S.J.; Sister Mary Mercedes’ teaching pastor of St Stephen’s, New Or­ Use Johnson Service on Every Move of the hospital in observance of the leans. A fter serving a year as pres­ and the Rev. Joseph Resell, S.F. occasion. career began in the Annunciation a g e n t s K)R u n it e d va n l in e s . INC. III. De Sacramentis et de Cultn school in Denver in 1901. Sue ident o f St. Thomas’ seminary, Sister M. Ferdinand Buchholz, •TO AND FHDM EVEBYWHEKB" Divino: The Very Rev. John B. cessively she taught in St. Vin­ Denver, he was named again as Liciotti, the Very Rev. Howard whose home is in Roggen, cele­ cent’s academy, Helena, Mont.; St. pastor o f St. Vincent’s, Kansas STORAGE - PACKING - SHIPPING L. Delaney, V.F.; the Rev. Joseph brated her silver jubilee on the Mary’s academy. Deer Lodge, City, and also director o f the Vin­ PHONE MA. 9867 Phone PE 2433 Denver 221 Broadway J. Walsh, and the Rev. Andrew J, Feast of the Most Precious Blood, Mont.; St. Vincent’s home, Den­ centian Seminary auxiliary. From Sucek. July 1, in the Sacred Heart con­ ver; in. Holy Savior school, Butte, 1928 until 1939 he served as direc­ vent, Wichita, Kans. She has IV. De Temporalibue: The Very Mont.; in St. Mary’s, St. Rose of tor of the auxiliary and gave mis­ served the community as teacher Rev. Joseph F. Warnat, the Very Lima’s, and Blessed Sacrament sions and retreats. After being ARTCRAFT in Chicago, 111.; Ness City, and Rev. Leo J. Thome, V.F.; the Rev. schools, in Kansas City, Kans.; stationed from 1939 to 1941 in the Cleaners and Hatters Raymond Layton, O.S.B.; the Rev. Spearville; and has done various and in Holy Name school, Topeka, Kansas City Mission Retreat house. kinds of domestic work for the Charles J. Murray, S.J.; and the Kans.; and Holy Cross school in Father McCabe'retired. Where the Charm o f Neunets h Restored community in Liebenthal, Spear­ Rev. Arthur R. Kerr. Emmett, Kans. At the present V- ville, Marienthal, Kinsley, Hays, time she is at Our Lady of Per­ Odorless Dry Cleaning The particular committees were V * / and Wichita, Kans.; and in Canute, petual Help hospital. Falls City, First Major Treaty charged with the duty of preparing Pick-up and Delivery Service Manchester, and Enid, Okla.; and Neb. the agenda for the synod. All San Antonio, Tex. More recently As a teacher of French, speech Re-Weaving • « priests of the diocese, however, are Between U. S. and Eire Sister Ferdinand has been superin­ and music, Sister Mary de Chantal free to submit recommendations tendent of St. Mary's hospital an­ 1641 GLEN ARM JAS. D. MAZZOLA. PROP. \ / was for years a member of the Dublin.— The first major treaty • • on the prospective statutes to the nex in Enid; and at present she Mtmbtr of Blefood Sacrament Parlih faculty o f St. Mary’s academy, between the United States and promoter. is superintendent of the Stillwater \ / Leavenworth, Kans. She has in re Ireland— the bilateral ERP agree­ • ♦. Municipal hospital, Stillwater, cent years given her time to the ment — brought from Sean Mc­ \ / Okla. homeless boys in St. Vincent’s • • St. James' Parish Unit Bride, Ireland’s Minister of Ex­ Bithop to Officiate home, Denver. From 1943 to 1946 ternal Affairs, the comment that \ / Conducts June Meeting Bishop George J. Donnelly of she was superior in Ward convent Irish people throughout the world • • Kansas City in Kansas will offi­ in Kansas City, Kans. will “ make a contribution o f faith w han you aava at a bonk • • • (St. Jame.' Parith, DeriTcr) ciate in the chapel of the Annunci­ Held High Pott* and idealism” to the cause of ation in the mother-house of the Although Sister Hyacinths be­ Mrs. B. S. Bush was hostess to world recovery and peace, in ad­ Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth gan her active career teaching in the Ave Maria circle in June. Mrs. dition to the material help they July 19, when five sisters mark the Immaculate Conception school, tha DENVER INDUSTRIAL BANK Philomena Hodges and Mrs. J. J. give. 'ClX their 60th year as members of the St. Marys, Kans., in St. Mary’s Connor won high scores. Mrs. C. McBride asked God’s blessing order and four will mark their 50th academy, Leavenworth, and in St. J. Freiberger was a guest. The on the two countries and expressed y o u 9 0 1 ^ tarvlca • • • year. Four of the diamond jubi- Mary’s school. Deer Lodge, Mont., next meeting will be in the home ^he hope that He may "guide the larians and all the golden jubilar- she was elected treasurer of the of Mrs. W. T. Humphrey, 2621 steps of humanity toward a ians have worked in the Denver institute in 1912 and continued to 9 0 t high raturnf • • • jNTANGIBLES are things that cannot be touched Kearney, on July 26. hold executive positions until 1934. greater degree of m'Utual under­ area. standing and co-operation.” John Gerard Mitsch, infant son The diamond jubilarians are From 1922 to 1928 she was Treas­ urer-General, and from 1928 to of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Mitsch, Sisters Perfects Shanahan, Rose gat that iecure foaling • • * 1934, fourth Assistant General. The was baptized Sunday, July 4, with Mary Berry, Petronilla Barbaz, Priory Established subsequent years she has spent Joseph E. Mitsch and Eulalia Bor-; and Mildred Lamping. S t Paul.— The independent Bejje- in St. Mary’s school. Deer Lodge. land as sponsors. Mr. and Mrs.l The golden jubilarians are Sis­ dictinelirtiTiA nuns’niiTis* priorynriorv ofnf SRf t Pa-l,Pa*^1 Mont.; St. Vincent’s home, Den­ Carl F. Krebs acted as proxies. iters Mary Mercedes Brady, Mary which originated from the com­ ver, and at present is treasurer in de Chantal Gleason, Hyacinths St. Vincent’s hospital, Leadville. munity at St. Joseph, Minn., has Marksman, and Marw Charitina Denver Industrial Bank Her sister. Sister Mary Ignatia, been established here with Sister Cody. [ (Opposite the Denver Dry Goods Co.) The Denver Catholic marked the 60th year of her reli­ Lorraine as the first prioress. The All the jubilarian^xcept Sister gious life in 1947. priory was blessed by Bishop 1534 CALIFORNIA STREET • PHONE AAAia 5155 Register Mildred plan to h e ^ t the mother- For the past five years Sister James J. Bjrrne, Auxiliary of S t house for the anniversary. Paul, who also unveiled the bless­ Published Weekly by the Mary Charitina has been superior With the exception o f three in St. Vincent’s hospital, Leadville, ing of Pius XII on the new estab­ GEORGE F. ROCK, President Catholio Press Society. Inc. years (1901-1904) during which this service climaxing a half-cen­ lishment 938 Bannock Street, Denver, she was mistress of novices, and tury in the hospitals administered the past year spent at the mother- Colo. by her institute. As a nurse she house, Sister Perfecta's 60 years was a member o f the staff of St. Subscription: |1 Per Year of service have been contributed John’s hospital, Helena, Mont.; St. to the institutions in Wyoming, Francis’, Topeka; St. John’s, Leav­ Entered as Second Class Matter Colorado, and Montana. From enworth; St. Mary’s, Grand Junc­ at the Post Office, Denver, 1896 to 1936 (excluding 1901 to tion: St. James’, Butte, Mont.; and Colo. 1904) and again from 1944 to St. Vincent’s, Billings, Mont. 1947 s)ie was suoerior in the con­ From 1928 to 1932 she was su­ vents: and from*928 to 1934 she perior in St. John’s, Helena. Mont. was also principal o f the elemen­ Her sister. Sister Mary Kostka, HERB'S COTTRELL'SI l\LL.L. J 55THJ r J I l l ^ tary schools in Butte, Mont. also a member o f the Sisters of A pioneer. Sister Perfecta Charity and a hospital executive taught in St. Mary's academy, marked her 50th year in 1945. Laramie, Wyo., in 1890; later in Annunciation school, Denver, and ANNUAL in St. Mary’s school, Leadville. Rights of Workers WEATHER FORECAST She was superior o f St. Vincent’s home for boys in Denver in 1916. Defended by Cardinal She also taught in St. Patrick’s Santiago, Chile.— The right of and Sacred Heart schools in Butte, Mont. workers to organize was defended TEMPERATURE 95° Twin Alto Wat Nun by Cardinal Caro, Archbishop o f Sister Rose Mary Berry was the Santiago, in the Chilean Senate HUMIDITY 92 % third o f her immediate family to debate over a bill designed to mark her 50th year as a Sister of break the Communist hold on la­ Charity. Her twin. Sister Vincent bor unions. The Cardinal also .Marie, a golden jubilarian in warned that labor leaders must ENTIRE STOCK exercise their rights for the com­ J u ^ 1939, died in 1944. Sister Rose .Mary alone has reached the 60th mon good, otherwise they abuse year. power. Sister Rose Mary was a pioneer teacher in Annunciation school in Graduate Studies Denver. From 1901 to 1904 she Washington. — Fifteen fellow­ SUMMER SUITS REDUCED was assistant to the Mother Su­ ships and 19 scholarships for Black perior of the institute. In 1917 she graduate studies at the Catholic was appointed the first official university during the 1948-49 school visitor, an office that has scholastic year have been an­ nounced by Monsignor Patrick J. ALL $31.50 SUMMER SUITS Suits Workers' Residence McCormick, rector. Historian Priest Both double and single breasted models in cool To Release Space Fifty Years in neat patterns and solid shades of blue, tropical weights For More Students grey, ton and brown . . . (Continued From Page One) perfect summer new building are welcomed as the seminary authorities do not wish suits for the Clergy to make the debt on the institution ALL $42.50 SUMMER SUITS excessive. The extra room, how­ ever, will help the seminary finan­ cially. By having three students Superbly tailored all-wool tropical wor­ live together in one room, St. steds ip double and single breasted Thomas’ will be able to house 150 students as compared with the models in wanted shades of blue, grey, 26.75 present accommodations for 127. ton and brown . . . The overhead costa will remain the same and greater economies can ' be practiced in purchases. Father Just arrived in time for tempera­ Keeper says he has on hand bona fide applications for 56 students ture soaring days . . . our porous, from various Bishops in addition OVER 300 YEAR 'ROUND SUITS REDUCEDI to the present enrollment. open weave tropical suits ... good The new building will have two .stories and a basement IThere Reffularly priced %49M, Now...... looking blacks that are as well will be six bedrooms and a chapel upstairs, four bedrooms, two par­ Sharkskins, twists and worsteds in handsome pat­ tailored as they are comfortably lors, and a community room on the terns and shades. Both double and single breasted first floor. The community room styles. Extro trousers available with many. cool. In a good range of sizes . . . will be directly beneath the chapel THE FRANCISCAN at the south end. Ten sisters can HISTORIAN, th e Rev. E u ­ be accommodated. In addition longs, shorts, stouts. gene Hagedorn, O.F.M., observed rooms will be available in the base­ his golden jubilee as a priest at ment for a half dozen lay women Solemn Mass of Thanksgiving of­ D. & F. Man’i Shop — street floor — Tower entrance helpers. A tunnel will run from fered in Our Lady of Angels the basement to the storeroom of the kitchen so that the sisters will church, Cleveland, 0. A native of not have to go' outside in bad Prussia, he came to the U. S. in weather. Father Keeper hopes to 1887. He donned the garb of S t have four sisters to direct the do- Francis on July 30, 1892, in Teuto- mestic department in the next polis, HI., and was ordained July C e S T i/ li year. 2, 1898, by Archbishop J. J. Eaine. ( The building will be off the In his long career in the priest­ THE mnn'S store.621 sixteerth southeast comer of the kitchen hood he has filled assignments in ^ ilX ItiN tu A t / a *APAHOI across the road on the present California, Illinois, Nebraska, In- ball field. Plans are being drawn diana, Michigan, and Chio. He is by John E. Monroe, architect, and author of f several 1the books on the the work will be done by the ^ c h - work of the Franciccani in the hof Construction Co. U. 8.

i Thursday, July 8, 1948 Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, E E y sto M 42OS PAGE THREE

Dr. G. J . SAVE Vi ON YOUR Exploits of Great Pioneer Sheriff Recalled M EAT BILL Complete Schaeuble By Buying in Quantity ( Continued From Page One) ver in the home of Gustave Guir- fitted with wooden cells for the There was no mercy, but he was ward M. McCook, afterwards twice Complete Procoiiing Sarvico Layettes Optometrist trade there and at Joliet and St. aud, merchant, on the southeast confinement o f criminals, the given a glass of whisky and ad­ Governor of Colorado territory, Steel Lockers Available Louis, which he left with an ox- corner of Fifteenth and Market common jail. An outside stairway monished to brace up and die like under appointments by President Specialift train March 22, 1859, arriving in streets, and the comely Mary York led up to the court room from a man. After a time he grewgre Grant In the office, the prisoners KING'S FRIGID for For Viiaal Denver in May. was among the members of the 12 which there was a back entrance calmer and said, ‘Mr. Sheriff, I conferred in whispers with McCook who rose fropi his chair He walked to Gregory Diggings, Catholic families the Bishop found leading down to the jail, but it will. You shall see that I wi|I die Eye Care like a man.' And he did. The drop with, “ Mr. Sheriff, I demand to FOOD BANK Your Fall Baby discovered that month by John here, who knelt before the im­ was rarely used. The main door fell and poor mutilated Joe Cole­ see the warrant under which you (Hr. A Mr*. A. A. Kins, of Hamilton Gregory, and prospected provised altar. That day, June 3, opened from the narrow plank 310 Mack Bldff. KE. 5840 man was avenged." assume to take my clients into C*thedral P*rUb) and worked for others at mining 1860, the first Baptism o f a Cath­ sidewalk on Eureka street NEVER SHOT custody!” 2041 So. University FOX BABY* SHOP for a year, and then entered the olic in Denver took place, that of “ The entire city bore an im­ HUMAN BEINGI Why, General,” Cozens said, employ of Jack Kehler, who owned George Eckber, three months old, pression of tragic events to come. In Cozens’ amazing career, em­ ‘Tve not only got one warrant PE. 3533 11 BROADWAY FH A Title I a general merchandise store. When son of George Eckber and Mar­ You could see it everywhere. Each bracing all the most trying periods for ’em—I’ve got two! And you Kehler was elected sheriff o f garet Chockton. Mary York was man’s face was lined with evi­ of the camp when he stood alone may see ’em both.” Arapahoe county in the provisional sponsor. dence of a well matured purpose to kill the destroyer o f Joe Cole­ and unaided in bringing law and Territory of Jefferson, he named Cozens met Mary at the gold COLT .45* ARE Loans Available for order out of a roaring liberty en­ young Cozens as his deputy. In the camp shortly after her arrival but, man, but not by the knife or with TWO ‘WARRANTS’ bullets, but by the rope which had joyed by 6,000 adventurers, many fall of 1862 Cozens became sher­ as she spent the first winter with He pulled from the pocket of J. J. CELLA INSURANCE been bought at Roworth’s and of whom, contemptuous of any iff of Gilpin county, which had friends in Denver, did not begin his linen “ duster” a Colt .45, laid noosed for the final denouement restraint, were desperate charac­ Nome Improvement been sliced off the original one wooing her until the summer of it on the table, and said, “ that’s Marie A. Celle Jack J. Celia The leader had it in his hand. The ters, he never shot a human being! county, Arapahoe. 1860. They waited for the com­ one of the warrants.” Then, pull­ Whether you plan modest home pletion o f the first Catholic church line tree had been selected, the He conquered by sheer force of ing out another .45, he said, repairs or “ cellar to attic** remod- FIRST MASS, BAPTISM north of the Arkansas river, St. imb whereon the hanging was to his indomitable will every desper­ “ That’s the other one! Now, Gen­ 'Insurance of All Kinds" eling, you can finance up to 90% IN DENVER JUNE 3, 1860 Mary*s, on the corner o f Fifteenth be done. ado and outlaw withii. his jurisdic­ eral, I’m going to be jest a little tion, many o f whom would not of the cost of eligible improve­ Mary York, daughter o f John and Stout streets, Denver. By “ The theater was packed; only mite peeved if you entertain any 42 Yearg of Dependable Service in the Field where ments with an FHA Loan from the and Mary York of Buffalo, N. Christmas, 1860, the roof was on a small part o f the vast surging have surrendered to any other of­ doubts as to whether these war­ Denver National Bank. Y., was the first White woman but the little brick building was torrent could get in. The others ficer. No marksman on the fron­ rants will hold these men. I’ve Dependability ig Eggentinl, in what was to become Central not plastered, nor were the win­ crowded the creaking outer stair­ tier could shoot quicker or more been serving the same kind of way and on the streets waiting unerringly but with gun in hand Repayments may be spread over City, reaching there June 1, 1859. dows in. Canvas nailed to the warrant upon a good many o f the 1120 Seriirity Bldg. nth a c*ii(. 3 years with budget-sized monthly When Bishop John Baptist Miege, framework kept out the cold winds. for the prisoner to be brought he withheld fire, relying on his boys these past five years and not Phone KE. 2633 installments. Get an estimate from S.J., Vicar Apostolic o f the terri­ The altar was o f common lumber down, when they purposed for­ personality and a courage that a single one o f ’em has ever told your own reliable builder or con­ tory east of the Rocky Mountains, with a few shelves for the candle­ cibly to take him from the sheriff. evoked immediate respect. me they wa’nt perfectly good tractor. then see Mr. Nelson or Mr. came by stage from I>eavenworth, sticks and bases holding blooming In the theater, the prisoner, se­ Shortly after he was made sher­ warrants. Now, if you’re through Dyer at the instalment Loan de­ Kans., to look over the field and geraniums brought by housewives curely handcuffed and shackled, iff, a murderer who left his victim talking to your clients, I’ll walk partment of the Denver National start plans for a church, he .said from their homes. Mountain spruce crouched, rather than sat, in the where he pad fallen on the Casey ’em down to the jail; we keep Bank. the first .Mass ever offered in Den- and pine boughs hid the unplas- center -of the stage, where all road in an argument outran pur­ reasonable visiting hours down tered walls. The Communion rail could see, measure, and study his suers and hid in an abandoned there, so come down and see us, jof pine was painted to represent repulsive face and form. Within mine shaft alongside the road to sometime.” Summer Tune-Lp EASY TERMS I marble. But the tabernacle, touch sat the sheriff. They stud­ Black Hawk. Angry men were “ ’Fighting McCook’ was chat­ ‘ brought from Santa Fe, and be ied him also with even deeper in­ gathered at the shaft head when tering like a little squirrel,” said $7.20 Cozens arrived. No one offered Davenport and Chair ,fore that from France, was of ex- terest. He stood between them Cozens in relating the incident in Includes: Cleaning carburetor, ad iquisite workmanship, gilded and and their meditated vengeance to assist him when he announced after years- “as I marched those iylnpmet Crwfnmm v including material, supplies, just valves, cleaning spark plugs, ! painted in colors mellowed by age. They expected to overwhelm him he waa going in. Adjusting his fellows away to jail.” labor, pick up and delivery Mary and William, waiting to be by a sudden rush en masse be' revolver in his belt to permit of Bill C(^ens always gave credit adjust distributor points, check complete. the first to be married in the first fore he had time to shoot. There an easy draw, and lighting a can­ to Mary York, his wife, for build­ generator, starter, wiring, water may have been a few who be­ dle, he began descent of the ladder Catholic church in Denver, were ing Gilpin county’s first jail. Be­ pump, hose, fan belt, cooling system DE. 0988 present at the initial service in St. lieved that owing to the peculiar in the dark hole, aware that he fore Colorado territory was estab­ atrocity bf the crime and the hor­ was a plain target but having no lished by act of Congress in 1861, FREE PICK-I P ,Mary*s, the Midnight Mass on AND DELIVERY for our estimator to call at [Christmas, 1860. Father Joseph P. rible character of the man who did other means of seeing where he there was no judiciary. Miners’ your home with a complete iMaehebeuf’s first marriage in Den- it, he would yield after a show of was going and the man he was courts took care of thieves, mur­ resistance rather than that blood seeking. A hundred feet down line of samples. No charge. ,ver, united the two, Dec. 30. derers, and other offenders and should flow. But they were mis­ where some stopes entered the appointed law officers under their DINVtrS OUXST CHtVROUT DEAUt COZENS WAS 'BRAVEST taken. Billy was not that kind of shaft, he heard the click made in own codes. Moses Hallett, whose MAN 1 EVER KNEW* sheriff. cocking a six-shooter. Instantly he star of destiny was to lead him to J9£3 I Cozens was tall, slender, deep “ Henry M. Teller was there, a dropped the candle down the shaft high Federal judgeship, was the chested, powerful; his clearcut fea- conspicuous figure on the stage. and swung to the underside of Gilpin miners’ choice as their 'tures were somewhat .swarthy. He saw the presages o f a storm the ladder and hung there. first judge. After the coming of 455 BROADWAY TELEPHONE PEARL 4641 I General Frank Hall, editor and and sought to avert the worst e f­ “ You’ve got the drop on me," Governor Gilpin and the installa­ ; part owner of the Central City fects by counseling moderation, he said into the darkness, “ and tion of territorial organization. '^Register, and also Secretary of can kill me if you want to. But '963S R CoKax patient submission to the orders Cozens became sheriff of the new State o f the territory, knew Cozens o f the court and to the majesty it won’t do you the least bit of county of Gilpin, his law enforce- ^ of mmt I intimately, and described him as: o f the law. Justice would be good and you’ll make a mighty I ment equipment consisting of two Look At Your Hut— “ His face was a study. One glance done, he pledged himself to that. good woman a widow with a little Colt revolvers, a Sharp rifle, jat those piercing black eyes, some- ^''Everyone Else Does!** But on this occasion, his eloquent one to take care of. If you do kill and handcuffs and leg irons. As Th« WelNDreucd Man 1* Using Thi* Servlca ' thing in the expression when he plea fell upon unheeding ears me, you'll never leave the shaft miners’ courts acted quickly, FACTORY FINISHED ihad desperate business on hand, Until the examination began a alive, for there’s a hundred men hanging without further ado a spoke of the unquenchable deter­ silence as of the grave prevailed. waiting at the top who’ll take convicted killer, a horse thief, or mination to master everything be­ No man uttered a word, not even mighty good care of that. Now, a robber of gold out of the sluice ROBERTS DON'T G E T tween himself and his duty. He was a whisper. Within the hour this I’m only down here doing my duty box, there had been no necessity the bravest man I ever knew. mute multitude was to be trans­ as the sheriff of Gilpin county, for a jail in the mountains. —the hat man Central City*s principal hotel formed into a furious mob, shriek­ and I want you to come along Late one afternoon he brought Ladies Hats Too! was the "Massassoit house,*’ a with me peaceable like. You sur­ two horse thieves, big rough, de­ / I ing, howling, tearing like a thun- 258 Broadway PICK-UP—DELIVERY SPnico 4726 hastily constructed wooden struc­ derclad tempest through the quiet render like a man and I promise fiant men, into Mrs. Cozens’ bed­ "HOT"AND ture named for a famous Indian. city. you on my solemn oath that I room where she was still confined Handsome, jovial, popular young “ (^uick as a flash, after the will defend you with my own life to bed following the birth of little Josiah Coleman, the chief clerk, hearing ended. Cozens rushed the if nece.xsary from the mob at the Willie a few days before. Bill ex­ ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH responded to the flirtatious ad­ prisoner out the back way, which head of the shaft, and I further plained, in apologetic voice, BOTHERED vances of a woman decidedly out had been left unguarded and there­ promise you on my honor that you that he had to keep the two men of his class, the housekeei>er o f a fore unwatched by the mob. By will have a fair trial for what you in custody until court opened in Washington Park Mkt. The firms listed here de- cheap hotel and whisky store at threats and appeals for haste he have just done.” the morning, and had no place Red & While Pood Store ser\’e to be remembered if a lot of bills have *‘piled up** on you. or if you are confronted Gregory Point, kept by a new hurried him along the stony hill­ FAST TALK BRINGS other than home. She was weak with an emergency that requires extra money. Just call us on comer named Van Horn, who had side to the jail, a hundred yards MURDERER’S SURRENDER from her ordeal, but, as her hus­ BILL HUGHES, Prop. when you are distributing the phone, or come to our office, and arrange a loan to be taken the woman away from an­ away, before the crowd realized Silence. Strong -s were his band described it, “ she didn’t like your patronage in the dif­ other man. She was a large, good it with all the emphasis you can Complete Food Service repaid in small payments to suit your convenience. You*ll find what had been done. Word o f the arms, they were begining to feel looking blonde given to drink and strategic move passed to the street, the weight of his body dangling put in the words, and she wasn’t 598 South Gilpin ferent lines of business. our service considerate and courteous both before and after fast ways and set her cap unmis­ when a thousand men ran in fran­ over the black void of the deep mealy-mouthed about what she ^ t'* Smart to B* ThrUty* making the loan. takably for the clerk, who laugh­ tic haste to intercept them at the shaft. “ How long can I hang here? said to me, either.” He handcuf­ ingly denied to his friends there upper jail door, the man with the Has he gone back into the stope? fed both to the bedpost at the foot Rudisill IGA was anything serious in the flirta­ rope leading. 'They arrived simul­ Does he hear me?” he asked him­ of the bed. Shaking his revolver LEN’S Pharmacy tion. Van Horn was a mystery; o f taneously, the sheriff with his now self as he resumed talking quietly. in their bearded faces he told them LOANS QUICKLY MADE ON Grocery & Market L. C. FEHR, Prop. villainous, scowling countenance. thoroughly frightened prisoner. Down the shaft came muffled to lie on the floor and to keep quiet, “ for if you disturb that Quality Meat* — Groeerie* Utmbor St. VInctnt do Popl'i Pirlib abrupt and rude manner, he and the head o f the lynchers. shouts of “ Sheriff, are you there? Have Yonr Doctor Phone Autos, Furniture, Collateral, First and Second Mortgages on walked alone; at that time no one ----- . . . . . baby and my wife, I’ll shoot you.” Fre*b and Frozen Fruit* Cozens opened the door and liter­ What’s keepin’ you?” Then almost Ut Yonr Preaertption Improved Denver Real Estate and to Salaried Employes on knew that he had been a member ally threw Van Horn to the inner at his ear, “ Are you sure I’ll have Of course, he had no intention of and Vagatable* their plain note, without an assignment of wages and without of Quantrell’s murderous gang in stairway. a fair trial, as you say. Sheriff? doing such a thing, but they be­ W* ApprtcUt* Toai P«troo*a« 2707 E. Louisiana^ RA. 3739 LonUiana A Clayton SP. 6717 At LonUfana and B«mtk Qarton notifying the employer. the early years of the Civil war, “The yelling mob struggled to Are you dead sure you can get lieved him so implicitly they then raging. reach him. Cozens turned those me through those fellows up neither stirred nor made a sound On a moonlit night, a Saturday wicked eyes o f his upon their faces there?” Cozens replied. “I give during the night. in late October, 1863, “Joe" Cole­ and pointing his revolver at the you my promise without any ifs WIFE LAYS DOWN man was strolling with the woman nearest, shouted, ‘I’ll kill the man and huts, to both.” LAW TO SHERIFF BONNIE BRAE on Pat Casey’s road, winding above who attempts to take him. I am Very painfully he hooked a leg When morning came, Mrs. the city along the hillside into the sheriff o f this county. I’m through a round of the ladder and Cozens laid down the law herself Shopping District JIM FURLONG Chase Gulch where Casey and here in the performance o f my rested his arms. in blistering words and Bill was other miners took their ore to be duty and I’ll defend it to the “ I surrender.” convinced she meant it when she milled. It was the only promenade death. Stand back, there, every “ Let down the hammers of that said that never again would she in the city; on a later day some of man o f you!’ gun, strike a match so we can see, tolerate such an outrage, and it Bonnie Brae The firms listed here de­ 1735 Welton St. KEystone 2224 the better residences were built on SHERIFF OUTFACES and then you hand me that gun, wouldn’t have happened this time the hillside, but in 1863 it was a RAGING MOB butt first." if she had the strength to stand on DRUG CO. serve to be remembered Open Daily 8:30 to 5:00; Saturdays Till 1 p. m. That done, the sheriff ordered, her feet. “ My home is not and 4LFRED C. ANDERSEN, Otm«r-M«nayor lonely desolate stretch. As the “ That surging mass o f human­ when you are distnbuting "Follow me up the ladder and never will be a jail; don’t you couple turned an angle o f the hill. ity, shouting and declaiming, Have your Doctor phone ue Van . Horn confronted them, a when we get to about 15 feet ever dare to bring here any pesky your Preecriplione your patronage in the dif­ obeyed. The greater part o f the from the top, you stay right there horse thief or other prisoner, Wil­ “ navy six” revolver in hand and, male inhabitants o f Gilpin county Baer, Wine*, Etc. ferent lines of business. without a word, emptied three till I tell you to come ouL I’ll liam Cozens, you hear me? You 7(1 So. UnlTaraitr RA. >174 had cong;regated in the narrow go up and send those men away.” should be ashamed o f yourself!” CATHEDRAL PARISH shots into Coleman’s body, then crooked streets. Cozens deliber­ He ached with every step of Hastily the sheriff led his threw the lifeless form down the ately went down among them and the climb and it seemed he would prisoners out o f the house and hill and with a large rock mashed called for a posse to aid him in CONOCO PROOUGTS Proissor’s Red & While never make daylight, but finally turned them over to the court the head. The shots were heard guarding the jail but no one came. K i O I V O U f Y drew himself over the rim. The bailiff while he hunted up the Lubrication, Car Waahing, Batterie* and several men saw V'an Horn Striding to the center o f the street Grocery and Market Ntxt* to Clark**! Chorch Good* mob, which had ^ ew n in num­ newly appointed county commis­ ' Recharged, Tire Vnlcanizing running down the gulch toward he again commanded them to fall bers had the rope. From their sur­ sioners, George Jacobs, Archie FANCY MEATS. VEGETABLES. AND '“When in Itm tpiriu call Jerry" Black Hawk. The body was dis­ back; and then, facing them, he QUAUTY GROCERIES AT prise it was obvious many had Van Deren, and Galen Norton, and BONNIE BRAE covered and the cry, “ A man’s drew a line in the dust with the toe LOWER PRICES itOCOtH 1634 Tremonl KE. 4554 rigured he had been killed, but asked them to hold a meeting at CONOCO SERVICE Vfivn,, Colo just been killed,’’ reached Cozens. of his boot and stepping back, Free Delivery SPrnce 4-147 KKF.e OELIVaRT FREK PARKING the majority angrily demanded to once. Relating how he had roused The sheriff captured the mur­ said, ‘I'll kill the man who crosses 724 So. Univemity • PE. 9909 23J] E. Ohio (So. Unir. and Ohio) know why he hadn’t hauled out his wife’s wrath, he dwelt at derer, placed him in jail, and then that!’ A few more daring than the the man with him. length on how hard it was to be A K E P U T A B L E DRU G locked in a guarded room at the rest sprang forward. Cozens raised “ Now you men disperse, in the a sheriff without a jail. The com­ Massassoit house the woman with two deadly 45’s and took steady STORE name o f the law. This man has missioners were sympathetic but the golden hair, the cause of it all. aim. He didn’t appeal or talk SOUTH GAYLOBO At the preliminary examination surrendered to the sheriff and pointed out that the county or argue. He just .stood there government was just getting the next morning, a bleak snow- and with blazing eyes defied them has been guaranteed by the sheriff started and there was no money. threatening Sunday, the white safe conduct to the jail and a They were all his neighbors, most “I know that,” replied Cozens, Shopping Distrirt sheeted body was brought in and o f them warm personal friends. fair trial. We’re going to have law “but you do this thing right now I Lnliaz ai linwnina Denver laid upon a plain table at the and order in these diggings, and It was unspeakably grand, the in a lawful way. As the board in KErstone S2I7 court’s right hand. As the sheriff I order you to disperse. Clear spectacle o f this incarnated hu regular form enter an order that brought in the woman, the only wit­ out!” Gaylord Drug Store man force standing for the right. the sheriff build a jail and ness, she violently wrenched loose of Slowly, unwillingly, many sul­ Mary Anne Bakeries The firms listed here de­ “ The foremost retired to the authorize him to employ county John H, Gorken. Prop. his grasp and shrieking, cast her­ main body and counseled together. lenly resentful with muttered re­ serve to be remembered marks, the crowd thinned down prisoners in the work. I’ll go out Specialittr in CUT RATE PRICES 369Ci5l&lii* self upon the corpse, hysterically ‘Shall we kill him and go on with and find the necessary prisoners; the lynching?’ to about twenty die-hards. Point­ Fre# OcliTery when you are distributing calling his name. It was evident all you need do is to run the PARTY PASTRIES D rovpr. €olft ing both his revolvers at them, Pretrripttot. Bprriahit* . • 1.1. j- r ishe had been drinking during the “ ‘No! No! Don’t kill him but county in debt for a little lime, a 2S Broadway 1624 So. Gaylord PkfluIAkr9793 your patronage in the dii- 'njpht capture him, all together by a Cozens said quietly, “ Now you git! Wlnoa. B«trt. eU. And git quick before I begin shoot­ few bars of iron, some planks and SP. 7413 PE. 7315 ferent lines of business. “ Quiet that woman and bring plunge. He mustn’t be harmed; nails, and I’ll build the jail.” 1059 So. Gaylord SP. 3345 her to the witness stand," ordered he’s only doing his duty.’ ing.” They got. The prisoner came the court. Cozens subdued her “ To the left was an open saloon. up, was taken to jail, had a fair trial, was found guilty and hanged. 1092 So. A f *% HATHAWAY’S j after a wild screaming struggle The more obstreperous went in. and the material facts proving the Half drunk and more blatant than One very warm day, on his way G aylord R n R ’ SiGA GAY LORD CLEANERS home after serving legal papers acter, of whom there were plenty. CITY LACE CLEAAERS guilt of a jealous man who loved before, they reeled out and made PE. 2 4 6 4 ^ M- E* Patrick. Prop at the head o f Russell Gulch, 218 E x t Seventh Ave. Phone TAbor 7907 the shallow, false woman with the another dash, only to be thrown bleached hair were elicited after back as in the first instance. Not Cozens riding his horse saw two Cortaln* • Plllowt Carclnllj Cl*an*/IUrE PHONE SPrucc73l8 ) N. W. OH&1STZM8FN PLBA8B PRESENT THIS AD FOR DISCOUNT ’The upper floor served for a court the sheriff, begging for mercy, IX on July 4, 1848, wu used by age the generous ineoi > \ 1087 8. G>ylord . 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) Open House Slated ACCN Credit Union Board Meets July 9 WE OWN AND OFFER: In New Rectory of (Archdioceian Council of Catholic takes her column to the Register, of the nurses’ booth at Silver Dol­ and points in Montana before re­ Nuraei) draws a sigh of relief, and before lar Days was owing to the finance turning. The Rev. John J. Regan, ACCN she knows it another Wednesday chairman, Mrs. Madaline Ryan, Mrs. Marjorie Munro, supervisor Christ, King Parish ppiritual director, will meet with is here, t.nd news is once more and the diligent work o f her on second front, was given a prize $120,000 the board of directors, supervisory due. It is a job whch requires per­ committee. Mrs. Helen Mahoney of $50 at the Silver Dollar days. (Chriit the King Parish, Denver) and credit committees o f the severance, and Mrs. Macker has served as co-chairman. Other Mrs. Estella Gall and family Preparations are being made for credit union Friday. July 9, at roved that perseverance is one of nurses working at the Silver Dol­ have moved into their new home, an open house for Father Johnj 8 p.m. in the home o f the treas­ er oustahding attributes. Unless lar Days booth included Mmes. 142 Newport, St. James’ parish. Scannell, pa.stor o f Christ the Kingj The Roman Catholic Archbishop urer, Mrs. Dorothea Hoell. It is an individual has served as pub­ Fred Fanger, Roy Olsen, John Mrs. Gall was formerly a regis­ parish, to be held in his new rec­ tered nurse anesthetist in the important thit this group be pre^ licity chairman, she will never Morrissey, Jr.; Monica Arno, Earl tory and the future convent at 700 ent, as new policies for the organi­ know the_ hours the chairman Baker, Mary Downing, and Lillian army nursing corps. Fairfax street. The open house is zation will be discussed at this spends trying to find out which Todd, and Misses Mary Meehan, St. Anthony’s Hospital to be held on Sunday afternoon, j meeting. Mrs. Jones had a baby girl, or Gertrude Downey, Bernadine Dun- A group of staff nurses on four July 18, from 3 until 6 in the eve­ OF DENVER The intention for the Denver which MLss Smith has gone on va­ phey, Margaret Griffith, Lucille west held a picnic and hamburger ning. All members o f the parish chapter o f the ACCN for the cation. Riepl, Alicia Evans, Florence supper in the mountains July 5 and their friends are cordially in­ Serial Notes month of July, according to Miss Mrs. Macker, the former Faye Morahan, Charlotte Stack and Ma­ Included in the group were Miss vited. This will be an excellent op­ ^Iarga^et Hynes, chairman, is that Jebens, is a graduate o f Rawlins, rion Hutman. Dorothy Wyatt, head nurse; Mary portunity for everj'one to view the i tlie world repent for its sins so Wyo., high school and St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital Lou Riordan, staff nurse; Mary handsome rectory. ' that Christ did not shed his training school for nurses, class DelVera, and other nurses who Mrs. Chester Wilder and Mrs. Mrs. J,^ M. Crocker, general staff St. Francis De Sales Parish Precious Blood in vain. The virtue of 19.18. While a student at St were off duty. Charles Campbell are co-chairmen nurse, was given the Studebaker to pray for is penance. Joseph’s, she was in Sister Edna’s Mary Silsby, staff nurse on one in charge of the arrangements. | car at the Loyola church bazaar. The meeting o f the Spiritual Dramatic club, and served as east spent the week end at her They will appoint their committee | Denver, Colorado Miss Ann Carter and William J. Life club will be postponed from secretary and treasurer o f the home in Nebraska. members in the very near future., Cahill were married in St. Phil- tlie third Thursday to the fourth cla.ss o f ’38. After completing her Mattie Bohannan, nurses’ aide Dated .August 1, 1948 Due .'^eriallv as Below omena’s church June 26. Miss Car­ Written invitations are being I training, she was an airline 1 two east, spent time in the mailed to all families w’hose names Thursday o f the month, July 22, ter was graduated from Mercy in I stewardess for two years for the hospital. She is recovering from Coupon Notes in the denomination of SI,000 and SoOO*. Priiiripql and as the priests of the diocese will January and has since been em­ are on the parish list. [ lie on retreat the regular meeting United airlines. In 1942 she was an appendectomy. Sister Petrilla ployed on the general nursing staff. Ave Maria circle met in th e' g«mi-annual interest (February 1st and .\upust 1st) paxalile at the Office nitrht. The Rev. William Markoe clinical instructor ^t St. Joseph’s is qlso hospitalized. She is super­ home o f Mrs. Thomas Lindsay' visor on four west. S..I., who had been conducting the hospital. AUss Juanita Rogers, who re­ June 30. Bridge honors were given' of Bosworlh, Sullivan & Company, Denver, Coloradti. Callable in whole cently was graduated from Mercy, Mrs. Dorothy Becker, ■seduca- elub. has been transferred to the to Irene Koser and to Ann Knol-' Since joining the council in has returned from her vacation and or in part on any interest date on thirty days’ mtlice at 100 and accrued mission fiehi. Father Regan will tional director, attended the gala lop. At this meeting the members' 1947, Mrs, Macker has been one will work on night duty. festivities in Central City this 2 continue the discu.ssions. Last decided that they would prefer tol interest. of its most enthusiastic members, past week end. month Father Markoe chose as Miss Katherine Ochs, 1948 grad­ give a silver offering to Father having worked faithfully on the uate of Mercy, is employed in the Mrs. Mary Lee Hatlej’ from Al­ hi< subject “ Growth in Grace.’ Scannell and let him purchase th e' AMOUNT COUPON MATURITY PRICE .ACCN, Denver • chapter, recruit­ pediatric division. buquerque, N. Mex., recently as «-mphasi»ing how religious use things needed for his pantry, ra-i ment committee for student sumed the position as secretary in their vows Ui grow in grace. Miss Anne Chetterbock a n d $10,000 2-’/4% 8/1/49 100 nurses, as well as acting as pub­ the nursing school office. She is ther than the former plan o f hav-| This month Father Regan will James Carl Hatfield were married licity chairman. She is, al.so an replacing Mrs. Berndt, who re­ ing a regular pantry shower. The' 10,000 2-’/4% 8/1/50 100 elucidate the steps that lay indi­ in St. John’s church June 28. Miss active member o f the Spiritual lieved temporarily until the arrival circle will not meet again until' viduals living in the world may Chetterbock had for her attendants 10,000 2-1/2% 8/1/51 100 Life club and Our Mother of Per­ of Mrs. Hatley. ^September. ii.se to grow in sanctifying grace. at the -wedding two of her former 10,000 petual Help guild, and she co-oper­ classmates at Mercy, Mias .Agnes ■Vacationers include Miss Mary Mrs. Stephen McNichols enter­ 2-1/2% 8/1/52 100 Tl'.e group will meet in the home ates with the deanery committee Kelsey, staff nurse on four west, tained the members of the Mother of Mrs. .\ddie Olson, 2.179 Dexter, Carlock and Mrs. Shirley Claxton 10,000 2-1/2% 8/1/53 100 by giving one-day volunteer serv­ White. Mrs. Hatfield is a priv­ who is spending some time in St. Cabrini circle in her home at 732 at 8 p.m. The meeting will be ice each week to the Infant of Louis, Chicago, and Texas. Her Cherry on July 7, the second anni­ 10,000 2-3/4% 8 /1/54 ^ 100 opened with the Rosary to Our ate duty nurse. Prague nurserj’- home 'is in Denver. versary of the canonization o f the | Lady of Fatima for the conversion Mr. and Mrs. George F. Scheier 10,000 2-3/4% 8/1/55 -Anne Stalker, student nurse, has circle’s patron. This was a special 100 o f Rus.sia. .^ny Catholic nurse in At present Mrs. Marker is visit­ announce the birth of their third returned from her vacation at her 10,000 3% 8 /1 /56 ing her parents in Rawlins, and daughter, Nancy Mary. Mrs. Sche­ party, a pantry shower for the rec­ 100 the archdiocese is invited to at­ home in Wyoming, and Pat Hellyer while there is busy attempting to ier, the former Wilhelmina Zang, tory. 10,000 3% tend. left for a vacation with her mother 8/1/57 100 interest the Catholic nurses in is a Mercy graduate, class of 1938. Autumn Ball Planned This week the council introduces at a ranch in Wyoming. 30,000* ■ 3% 8/1/58 100 the publicity chairman. Mrs. Fayej Rawlins in forming a council. Mrs. Elaine Sedlacek Gruber has Plans for the first annual This is the fourth year that the Miss Henrietta Whelchel, staff autumn ball are progressing and resigned her position on the gen­ nurse on two west, recently re council has had a nurses’ column. the members o f the various com­ SECURITY; IN THE OPINION OF COUNSEL, THESE NOTES WILL BE THE DIRECT eral nursing staff jn favor of sumed her duties after a month’s Mrs. Gladys Ward served as the mittees are outlining their plans so, housekeeping. vacation at her home in Arkansas LEGAL OBLIGATION OF THE MOST REV. URBAN J. VEHR, D.D., ARCHBISHOP OF first publicity chairman in ’45, that on the date o f the gala affair, Mrs. Eva Yaggie in ’46, and Mrs. Miss Mary Jane Matthews and Frances Russell, student nurse, John Thomas Chapman were mar­ Oct. 30, they may relax assured o f DENVER* AND OF HIS SUCCESSOR OR SUCCESSORS IN OFFICE, AND THE FULL Mary Baker and Dorothy Bann in also returned from a vacation at ried at Sterling June 20. Miss Mat­ success. ’47. her home in Greeley. FAITH AND CREDIT OF THE ARCHDjOCESE OF DENVER ARE PLEDGED FOR THE thews was graduated from Mercy Sister Claire Frances from St. The following nurses served room supervisor, has returned from in June. They will make their home Joseph’s convent is recuperating on with the Mother o f Perpetual Help a vacation in Leavenworth, where PROMPT PAYMENT OF PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST OF THESE NOTES. in Denver. one west and Sister Clorina and guild at Denver Gener^ hospital: she visited with Mrs. Rosemary Sister Otillio, also from the St. Jo­ Ruth Gibbs, Eleanors IDiger. May Miss Daisy Temple, class of Connelly, and Sister .Anne Leon­ PURPOSE Sf. Francis de Soles Porish is one of the largest of the Denver Parishes, and seph convent, are recuperating Ryan, Laura Hagen, Margaret 1946, was a visitor in Denver last ard, former night supervisor at St. from surgery. Griffith, and Addie Olsen, June week. Miss Temple has been work­ Joseph’s hospital. the proceeds of this Note issue will be used to defray part of the cost of additions to ing at St. Joseph’s hospital Miss Clara B. Toczek, who left The brother of Mrs. Ann Bar-! 2.3. Mrs. Helen Mahoney an.swered St. Anthony’s eight months ago, is the Parish Grade School and Sisters' Convent. We hove done business with St. Francis the call at Denver General hos­ Tampa, Fla., and was en route to a hour, 1165 Grant, died suddenly new position in Fairbanks, -Alaska. working at the General hospital, pital June 29. A nurse who is will­ Tuesday morning. de Soles Parish on several occasions over the years and every borrowing has been repaid Miss .Mary Moran, anesthetist, San Luis Obispo, Calif. ing to giving give four hours' free is back at work after a vacation Dr. Ralph Hayes, medical resi-; nursing care to the sick poor each Fitzsimons Hospital in advance of maturity. spent at her home in Lamar. The dent, and his mother, Mrs. Jose­ month is eligible to be a guild vacation included side trips to New Lt. Margaret E. Cassidy was phine Hayes, deanery chairman, member, and may notify the guild York, Chicago, and Rt. Joseph. discharged as a patient this.w’eek returned Sunday from a two weeks’ We Recommend These Notes os a Safe, Conservative investment prefect, Mrs, .Addie' Olsen, EAst Mrs. Charlene Grenfell, head and will make her home at 1575 vacation in the East. 8712. nurse on third south, has returned Odell, Bronx. N. Y. Miss Ruth Other News Mrs. Earl Baker will entertain from a trip with her husband and Gibbs and Mrs. Earl Baker visited We ■will be pleased to send yon a copy of onr cir<'ular Mrs. Glady Ward. RN.A, is vis­ Our Lady of Fatima Bridge circle children to points in Idaho and the sick nurses at Fitzsimons Mon­ which describe.s the Notes in rielail in her home, 9.30 Magnolia street. Oregon. day evening. iting a classmate in Wichita, Kans. Tuesday, July 13, at 8 p.m. Cath­ Miss Jeanne Berthold, who has St. .Joseph’s Hospital Mrs. Freda E. Butterfield, who olic nurses interested in joining been doing pfivate duty in Denver Miss Julia Reklis, who works on was formerly at the Veterans’ hos­ a bridge circle in the council areuince graduation from Mercy, will third south, left July 4 for a vaca­ pital, Fort Logan, has been trans­ Mrs. Fay* Macker asked to notify Mrs. Helen Tubbsiveturn to her home in Aurora, 111., tion in Indian Heads, Md. ferred to the 'Veterans’ hospital in Bosworth,Sullivan&Company Mahoney, chairman, at DE. 09.37. to work. Miss Berthold will accom- Salt Lake City. Macker. It ia through her untiring Mrs. Mary Sustel who is em­ There are no refreshments served pany a patient to Indiana and then Dr. and Mrs. Lawson Smith are efforts that we owe the splendid ployed on third east is making her 660 Seventeenth St. Investment Bankers ex«pt cokes. !go to Aurora. recent arrivals in Denver and arc Khvstone 6241 nurses’ column which appears each home in Derby. The washing machine which the Miss Alicia Gholson, ACCN cor­ Miss Margaret Uong, staff nurse making their home at 1020 Jas­ week in the Denver Register. It Denver, Colorado Catholic nurses gave as a prize at responding secretary, is visiting on St. .Anne’s floor, left Monday mine, St. James’ parish. Mrs. is a committee task which is end­ Silver Dollar Days was given to her family at Rawlins, Wyo. Miss to spend her vacation in Chicago. Smith is from a hospital in Indi- less. On Wednesday morning she Mary Fagan. Welby. The succr.ss Gholson will visit Yellowstone park Mrs. Helen Pritchard, delivery REMEMBER THE DATES JELA 15-16-17-18 £ S : FOUR BIG ENTERTAINMENT PACKED NIGHTS! 2 WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR on DISPLAY

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A Thursday, July 8, 1948 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, ZE ystone- 4205 PAGE FIVE Study Club Plans First All-Catholic Field Day DR. JAMES P. GRAY El Pomur Retreot Optometrut (Our Lmdy of Mt. Carmel Pariih, riSVAL CARE Denver) Is Hailed as Huge Success The St. Bernadette Study club BYES EXAMINED announces the annual retreat will (Continued From Page One) A good sunburn, a few aching will cover the picnic lunch and VISVAL TRAINING be held at El Pomar, Colorado finally, to furnish music for danc­ muscles, and a good time were transportation only. Call Bill Springs. lAll those who wish to at­ ing in the camp’s recreation hall. had by all whq attended the field Brown at MA. 9684 for additional Optometrist tend are asked to call Mrs. Borelli Spontaneous group singing in the day Monday at Our Lady of the details. ' at DE. 0868 or Mrs. Longo at GL. camp’s recreation hall was enjoyed Rockies camp. Congratulations to The Saddle clubbers will make 212-18 Colo. Bldg,, 1616 Calif. St 3725 before July 11 for reserva­ by another large group. Tom and Bob Young on winning their usual trek to Evans’ ranch Phona for Appointment tions. All the women o f the parish Special thanks o f officers and the three-legged race and the on Tuesday, July 13. Meet at the TA. 8883 are invited to attend. members of the Young People’s 100-yard dash! Not only did it NCCS club no later than 6:30, and The St. Juliana Study club will council are publicly expressed to cement your abilities as athletes, call Bob Kramer at AL. 5516 for will meet at the home of Mrs. Lucy the directors o f Our Lady o f the but from where this reporter sat, advance reservations. it looked mighty profitable, too. LoSa.sso, 1745 W. 40th avenue, Rockies camp, who made its fa­ The club extends deepest sym­ Friday, July 9, at 1 p.m. The cilities available for the field day. pathies to Wally and Frank Dee 20 DELICIOUS honor prize last week was won by Appreciation is expressed to the Eldorado Springs on the death of their mother this I When Life’s Barom eter .Mrs. Goldie Santopietro. The Rev. Elmer Kolka, assistant direc­ Outing Planned week. guest prize for this week will be tor of Charities; James P. Mc- (St. Francii’ Young People’s Did you know?— R e a d s ^ 'STO R M '^ donated by Mrs. LoSasso. All Neive, camp director; and to the * Club) That Harry Peters and Mary LUNCHEONS members are wearing the new club women and camp counselors who The St. Francis Young People’s Brannan will say their “ I do’s” on 45c to 81.00 pin for the first time in ten years kept so busy I supplying refresh­ club will journey to Eldorado July 12? o f the club’s existence. ments for the I crowd. Springs Sunday, July 11, for their That Margaret Gibbons has an­ Served from 11:30 A. M. to 4 P. M. (Except Sandxy) "Into each life some rain must fall” ; so the poet The St. Juliana Study club will Volunteer io Paint annual outing at that resort. 'The nounced her engagement to Ed­ 350 Scat! — 35 Coarteooji WaitrcMea meet at the home of Mrs. Margie ward Hogan? reminds us. When the time of sto.rm comes to your family, group will leave from the high NO PARKING PROBLEMS Villano, 3949 Umatilla street, New Barracks school at 11 o’clock. Picnic lunches That convalescent Joe Kehoe is it is well to be prepared by knowing whom to call. The Wednesday, July 14, with a lunch­ To show appreciation for the and transportation will be fur­ rapidly improving? lOc Parkinr Next Door SSO SeaU men at Horan’s have the experience and knowledge o f eon at 12:30 p.m, Mrs. Rose Pom use of camp facilities, the Young nished. Swimming, riding, roller That Katie Stefanich and Edith Air Conditioned Closed .Mondart the proper handling of funeral arrangements, so that ponio and Teresa Bellante have People’s council is arranging for skating, and other activities will Olivetti have embarked on a trip returned home from the hospital a group o f members to paint the be available. by auto to Lake Louise, Canada, they can serve the family fully and relieve them of all Both are doing well. exteriors of the newly acquired The club’s monthly meeting will with stops scheduled at Yellow­ re.sponsitrility. By their friendly and considerate service, t Vic English section of the Altar barracks at the camp. Plans have be held Tuesday, July 13, at 8:15 stone National park, Vancouver, and Victoria, Canada? Golden rilLanteni they can help to bring the barometric reading up to I society will meet at the rectory been made tentatively' for the in the basement of the rectory. That Eudora Thomas is flying "Change” . July 12. Refreshments will be project to be carried out on Sun­ .All members are urged to he pres­ 1265 Bdwy., Near 13th Are. Retlaurant KE. 120( served by the following committee; day, July 18. Council officers will ent to formulate plans for future to Salt Lake City for a week to par­ Chairman, Mary Rotolo; Florence release details and call for volun­ club activities. ticipate in a Labor Department Godiezo, Ruby Capolupo. and Rose teers next week. Approximately 40 members of conference? C ^ino. The special prize wifi be Softball Game the club attended the All-Catholic Horan S c Son Chapels donated by Sylvia Satariano field day Monday, Willajane Alie July Is Good Month The Mount Carmel parish soft- Is Highlight captured first place in two of the For Vocations KEystorte 6297 KEystone 6298 Highlight of the day was the day’s' events. Other St. Francis’ ball team will play the following (Blessed Martin Young People’s Cleaning at its Best exciting softball game between an winners were Loretto Sweeney, 1527 asveland Plac* games at 16th and Erie: July 10, Club) 9 p.m.. Shorty’s Blue Bonnet; July aggregation o f All-Stars and the and Lou .Ann and Joyce Miller. c July seems to be a good month 11, 6:45 p.m.. Vet Village; July league-leading K-Ducat team. 3 DAY SERVICE New Cadillac Motor Equipment for vacations among members of 13, 8 p.m., Joe Jacques, VFW. AlliAfter trailing tljroughout the Cool Colorado Nights the Blessed Martin club of St. parishioners are invited to attend.'Rame, the K-Ducats fini.shed Pickup and Delivery Extend Invitation Dominic’s parish. Mr. and Mrs. The following were baptized score 10 runs in the last (Cathedral Young People’* Club) Dan Di Donato and Felice Amicone three innings. The pay-off came TWO STORES the week; Bruce Frank, son of Mr. All will agree that Colorado are in California. Virginia Wade in the last half of the ninth when and Mrs. John Carrier, with John summer nights are practically is in Elko, Nev., and will visit Bill Roberts smashed a mighty 594 So. Broadway — PE. 4686 Cimaglia and Lena Sutley as spon­ perfect—cool, invigorating, and relatives in Kansas. Patricia Horan two-bagger to score the tying and sors; Guido Guadag'ni, son o f Mr. star-lit (excepting when it rains). is enjoying the sights in Seattle 2025 W. Alameda — RA. 0612 and Mrs. Antonio Guadagni, with winning runs. Roberts was also the I .A large and exuberant crowd, and 'Theresa Peligreen is touring winning pitcher, having taken over (Across From Valverde School) Vieri Guadagni and Adrian Conti therefore, is expected at the out­ Ohio. mound duties when Rodgers in­ as sponsors; Phylis Diana, daugh­ door mountain dance near Bergen Coming events include a wiener jured his leg in a fall on the rough ter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Guar- park on Wednesday, July 14. Don roast in the hills and a swimming infield. Roberts had three hits for SOUTH DENVER CLEANERS nero, with Frank Schione and your jeans, slacks, or cottons and party at Lakeside. Remember to four to make the field day a Eleen Ruth as sponsors; Thomas meet at the NCCS club at 7:30. make your reservations for these personal field day. Joseph, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Further information may be se­ affairs. The next regular meeting Denver's Largest Dealer Thomas Sharer, with George and Twenty-one players saw service cured from chairman Mary Blau- is scheduled for July 14. Marie Aiello as sponsors; with the All-Star team, which fuss at CH. 9224. Twenty members of the Blessed $ 5 .0 0 is all you have to I Pasquale Michael, son of Mr. started out strongly with its best Attention, you high-brows and Martin club enjoyed a wonderful pay for a After All, It’s Service That Coants” and Mrs. Paul Filippone, with Roxy players. Yoleff of the Cathedral low-brows, all you lovers of music. F lIR CO ATS day at the All-Catholic field day COMPLETE OVERHAUL and Josephine LoRusso as spon­ .club was the big gun, with two A CYPC group is planning attend­ at Our Ladies of the Rockies camp. Cleaned, Glazed, Stored sors; Charles Michael, son of Mr. hits for three and several spec­ ance at the "pop” concert of Tues­ Club members hope that there will ON YOUR WATCH 1335 Broadway 1314-1338 Acoma and .Mrs. George Feole, with Tona tacular catches in the deep out day, July 13. at Elitch’s Gardens. be more of these combined get- Iniureii far Carmen and Rose Santalina as field. Place reservations as soon as pos­ togethers for members of the young GENEVA JEWELRY $ 100.00 sponsors; Thomas Joseph, Ken­ Participating on the .All-Star sible with Maggie Reyes at AL. people’s clubs. $5.00 On Civic Center neth Keith and Dale Dean, sons of team were the following; Monck- 1307, and meet at the NCCS club CHAS. J. WHITE H. BOBRICK Mr. ami Mrs. Charles DeCino, with iton, Keating, Y oleff. Powers, Kess- for departure at 7:30. The price K-Ducats Still Excited (Member of Annunciation Parish and .Nicholas and Elvira DeCino- a#Her. and Brown o f Cathedral; Tom is $1.10 for unreserved seats and TAILOR AND FURRIER sponsors; |and Bill Dufficy, Father Schwarz. tickets will be purchased at the Over Softball Victory 421 14th St. / TA. 0505 733 18 t h 0356 Barnes School Building Margaret .Ann. daughter of Mr. Lambrecht, Hartford, and O’Con- door. (K-Ducat Young People’s Club) and Mrs. James Ruscetta, with nor of St. Joseph’s; Regan o f St. Approximately 125 CYPC mem­ So great was the excitement RABTOAY GENERAL TIRE CO. John and Jenny Simione as spon­ Louis’; B. Trujillo, Tom and Tony bers and guests participated in the among rooters for the K-Ducat sors; Beverly Ann, daughter of Gallegos, L. Trujillo, and Chavez, field day outing July 5. softball team in its last-second PROMPT AND CLEAN DELIVERY OF GENERAL TIRES Mr. and Mrs. Roxie Santopietro, of St. Mary’s, Littleton; Hynes The regular bi-weekly council victory over the All-Stars at the with John and .Alberta Fieri as and Ga.ssman of St. Francis’. square ^dance will take place All-Catholic field day, that some spon.sors; John Keith and Donald In the K-Ducat lineup were Thursday, July 8, on St. Joseph’s have not recovered yet. Two sets HIGHEST QUALITY COALS General Batteries Barry, twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. of sisters in the club would have Stringer, Jackson, Rodgers, Rob­ grounds, W. Sixth avenue and Pike View, “ Denver’s Cleanest Lignite** Keith DeFiore, with Roxie Car­ erts, Smith, McGinn, Pfeifer, Galapago, beginning at 8 p.m. made a cheering section by them­ kraftrecapping bone and .Angelina Mollicone as Kelly, Selapder, Milne, Metcalf, Everyone is extended an invitation selves, so vociferous were they. Wadge & Pinnacle, “ 1 /3 More Heat” G E N E R A L / sponsors for John Keith and Mich- and Clark, Almost 50 K-Ducat members, in­ to attend. Nugget Economy Lump Kraft Inspected ael Mollicone and Eileen Grosso as Jones and Miller o f St. Joseph’s, Sunday, July 11, is the date for cluding several new members, SQUEEGEE sponsors for Donald Barry. Larocco of St. .Mary’s, Mulqueen an all-day outing at Eldorado turned out for the field day July Used Tires and Schuster o f St. Francis’, and Springs. The diversions will be 5. Special thanks are expressed to .Michaud and Jorstad o f St. Louis’ many— swimming, hoc-seback rid the lunch committee of Elizabeth Store Your Coal Early G.T.A.C. Kasy Pay 1401 W. Colfax T.\ 6604 Guidance Clinic Set I were other All-Stars chosen for Motley, Dee Abelein, and Rose- play, but who were not on hand. Marie Casburn, and to all who Use Our Budget Plan helped make the day such a suc­ Box score R, H. E. Archbishop's Guild cess. . a^ L A VICTORY CHEMICAL TREATMENT All-Stars 230 300 210— 11 7 7 WELCOME VISITORS At Loretto Heights The club’s next meeting will be K-Ducats 020 000 34.3— 12 10 3 at St. John’s school on Wednesday C O A i r HER GIFT IS HERE Picnic Set July 15 In response to many requests, i W i n n e r s evening, July 1^, at 8 o’clock. A Will Eliminate Dust and Dirt From Any Coal You Order Mr. Waller J. Kerwin Loretto Heights college will hold Aj-p T iafp/J i (Archbishop’s Guild, Denver) special invitation is extended to Associated with a second guidance clinic this sum- . - , , , Plans for the annual picnic and new members from Blessed Sacra­ THE PIKES PEAK FUEL mer, Aug. 17-23, for religious en- ' ' >nners of the various field day get-acquainted outing for members ment and Christ the King parishes. gaged in the counseling and di- were as follows; Girls Dirisioo of the Golden Cycle Corp. of the guild, their familie.s and A working procedure will be de­ Pike View Cost Phone JOS. M. FISHMAN recting of young people in high i Lou Ann Miller friends are nearing completion as cided upon to co-ordinate activi 635 Curtis Jeweler and Optometrist schools, colleges, and schools of of St. Francis the date, Thursday, July 15, draws ties for the members from differ­ M A.6181 D1A.MONDS . LOCKETS nursing. i PC; mens three-legged race— near. The time is 6:30 p.m.; the ent parishes. - WATCHES • ROSARIES • The Rev. Gerald Kelly, S.J., an Tom Young, Le Croix de Lourdes place, the south end of Washing CRO.SSES - COMPACTS club, and Joe Sweeney of St. Fran­ ■NOTICE TO CREDITORS ST. CHRISTOPHER MEDALS eminent moral theologian and au­ ton park near the flagpole. Each Estat« of Blanche Longest Beishline, alto MIRACULOUS MEDALS and CHAINS thor of Modern Youth, and Chas­ cis’ YPC; girls’ sack race, Willa­ member wdll provide her own lunch known aa Blanche Beishline and Blanche SCAPULAR MEDALS tity. will again direct the clinic jane Alie, St. Francis’ YPC; men’s and drinking cup. ^ce cream and Bushline. Mental Incompetent No. 70516. Glasses on Credit sack race. Father Carl Schwarz, coffee will be furnished. The enter­ Notice w hereby given that on the 2hd session.' day of July, 1948. letters of conser^’ator- R07 l.ith .Si. TA. 0029 , Members of 14 religious orders SL Joseph s ^PC ; girls slipper- tainment committee reminds the ship were issued to the undersigned as con­ and representing some 40 schools contest Loretta Sweeney, circle presidents to call Mrs. Clella servator of the above named estate and all Old o fSeason FOODS Barry, Eng. 1764-J, or Miss Cecelia persons having claims against said estate jattended last summer's clinic, ^ ® arc required to file them for allowance in Uvhich devoted attention to general ‘?®.®’, ’^"® Cathedral YPC; Chekal, TA. 7308. this week end the County Court of the City and County principles o f moral guidance as 5 '“ .® Poula Steinbach, for reservations for circle mem­ of Denver, Colorado, wtihin six months applied to adolescent problems Cathedral YPC; girls’ 50-yard bers. .A large turnout is expected from said date or said claims will ^ for­ dash, Willajane Alie, St. Francis ever barred. Some attention will be given those at this enjoyable occasion. B. C. Hilliard. Jr., general principles; but, in view of YPC; and men’s 100-yard dash, The retreat at El Pomar in Colo­ Conservator. CASH Tom Young, Le Croix de Lourdes the instability o f modern marriages rado Springs, is scheduled for July club NOTICE TO CREDITORS IS e ill Pay Cash for Small Humes in or Near Denver. and the many misconceptions prev- 30, 31, and Aug. 1. Girls interested ESTATE OF JOHN W. WEBER, D« ceased. No. $4102. (Jiiirk Aclion — Call or See ■alent concerning the religious life, r r u iu r ii ssc ctiw i/- in this wonderful opportunity of vocational counseling will be the '“'■I'J'Nl.IL MttlINu attending the retreat are asked to Notice is hereby s:iven that on the 16th day of June, 1948, letters of administra­ general topic o f the week. ON FRIDAY NIGHT contact the president, Mi.'s Isabelle tion ^ were issued to the undersigned as Those who attended the clinic | (Catholic Young People’s Council) McNamara, at SP. 2181. administratrix of tfie above named estate and all per*ons having claims against said ! last year asked that this year's scs-‘ _ A ' ----- meeting*“ •- of the Catholic.i- Members of Our Lady of Sor­ UJILLIflillS & GREEHE rows circle have completed two estate are required to file them for allow­ ision focus attention on this sub­ Young People’s council has been ance in the County Court of the City and ject. It will be treated in lectures, called for Friday evening, July 9, vestments, one green, one white, County of Denver. Colorado, within six 1641 Sloiii TA. 6266 general discussions, and small- and several small linens for the months from said date or said claims will in the Gold room o f the Knights of u < , t j /■ n be forever barred. group conferences. Columbus clubhouse. Council dele- Lady of Peace in Florence G, Weber i gates from all clubs are asked to Greeley, which has its dedication Administratrix. Thursday, July 8. The following First Publication June 24, 1948. ! be present. Pinal Publication July 22, 1948. I A full report will be made on girls met in the home of Mrs. Martha Serafini to sew on these Published in The Denver Catholic Register. the -All-Catholic field day staged linens: Marie Kurtz, Mary Musso, .NOTICE TO CREDITORS :July 5 and plans will be made for Lucille Williams, and Catherine ESTATE OF FRANK J. HAYES, also Uhe volunteer painting project of known as F. J. HAYES, DECEASED Bradley. The girls are to be com­ the chape! at Our Lady o f the No. 84099 The yean Qroundu)ith a Now! Enjoy Real RENOVATED Notice is hereby given that on the 16th Rockies camp. plimented on their diligence in the project. Mrs. Serafini reports also day of June, 1948, letters of administra* j Frank Breen, council president, tion were issued to the undersigned as that the Lady of Lourdes circle is announces that future council administrator of the above named estate \ completing a .set of purple vest­ ! activities will be di.scussed, and and all persons having claims against said Summer Sovings... ments. Black and rose vestments estate are required to file them for allow, MOm& FI2EEZER I asks that all delegates be on hand are to be made soon, but more vol­ ance in the County Court of the City and i o contribute their ideas and to County of Denver. Colorado, within six unteers ace needed to sew on these. During The Denver's speak for their clubs. months from said date or said claims will Further information will be given be forever barred. to anyone anxious to help Mrs. B. C. Hilliard Jr., With a HOME FREEZER, the Discussion Unit Administrator. Serafini, if they will call her at First Publication June 24, 1948 Meets Thursday GL. 6600. Hnal Publication July 22, 1948. entire family enjoys new adven­ (St. Thomas’ University Club) Circle Ne-ws Published in The Denver Catholic Register, Members of the St. Thomas dis­ On June 29, members of Our Optometrist tures in good eating . . . delicious JULY / cussion group— and all others who Lady of Sorrows met at Elitch’s are interested— are reminded of Gardens for a theater party. The and Optician REFLUFFED AND STERILIZED the meeting to be held Thursday regular meeting for this circle will frozen fresh foods for every oc­ RETURNED SOFT AND DOWNY evening at 8 p.m. in the home of be held Tuesday, July 13, with Helen Walsh SI.00 ea. 3-Day Service Robert Ho5ft, 2024 Vine street. Mary Musso as hostess. Two mem­ Associate casion! STORE-WIDE Discussion will center on the mod­ bers are on vacation trips: Mrs. W. R, JOSEPH ern attitude toward children as Evelyn Jarrett is en route to East­ EYES EXAMINED CRYSTAL Phone TAbor t S 8 0 Your HOME FREEZER will contrasted to the Christian atti­ ern states and Montreal, Canada, 2 I S -2 1 9 Majestie Bldg Laundry and Dry Cleaners tude. with her family, and Mr. and Mrs. CLEARANCE 636 S. Bdwy. SP. 2637 Charles Kurtz are vacationing in provide enjoyments and con­ Lourdes Club Members California. g r o w ’ To Be First-Nighters From the Immaculate Concep­ s r m i h o s — veniences you've never before tion circle, news comes that Miss Don’t miss this chance to buy quality (Le Croix de Lourdes Club) Cecelia Garland is leaving Denver As the lights dim for the first this week for .Atlantic<-City, N. J., dreamed of. SHOE REPAIRING act, the first-nighters hurry to accompanied by her sister. Miss items at prices to clear. Watch the their seats, and come next Sunday, Nellie Garland. tifftcs ^ ^ to WHILE YOU WAIT Le Croix de Lourdes club will be The recipient of the "Sweet­ daily newspapers for detailed infor­ heading the rush. Yes, members heart” hope chest from Silver Dol­ HOME FREEZERS ON DISPLAY The Best in ’48 jof the club are going to Elitch’s lar Days was M. H. Pette at 256 mation about specific merchandise theater on July 11. The meeting S. Pearl street. The committee, AT DEALERS STORES Itime is 7 o’clock at the rectory, composed of Mrs. Mary Lou that you’ll want at prices you’ll like. 2217 Logan. If any members who Sprague and Billie Lou Weber, 1 were not at the last meeting would and their assistants, wish to thank ! be interested in this activity, those who a.ssisted them at the af venie»*^y* please call PE, 5494 not later fair. They were Mr. and Mrs. R. than Thursday evening. Hodges, Mr. and Mrs. J. Sweeney, Another drive for new members Lou and Bill Weber, Rose and f o r Quality Shoe Repairing at is in the offing. At the-last meet­ Theresa Walsh, Helen Flynn, ing pla^ were made to have a Popular Prices— Visit Our Shoe Martin Sprague, and Mr. and Mrs. dinner and social on Wednesdav, Robert-son. The a n ^ n t realized Public Service Company of Coiorodo Repair Dept. . . . Basement “ fr/iere Denrer Shops With Confidence” — KE. 2111 July 21, to which all young people from the benefit is approximately of the parish are to be invited. $350. Members are asked to keep this ing, hiking, roller-skating, danc date open. ing, or jiut relaxing. The $1,26 lee

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PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, K E ystone 4205 Thursday, July 8, 1948 Parish Novena Summer Mass Schedule Party Scheduled DO YOUR OWN ‘' GRAIVD OPENING OF .. In Denver Archdiocese Starts July 13 For Workers in 72 RA. .'>79.3 So. Penn.^ for appt. The summer schedule of Masses ST. ROSE OF LIMA'S, IS20 w . Nevada LAUNDRY THE STORE OF in the Denver arohdiocese- * tn par­ PL. a and 10. ishes that have reported the Mass ST. VINCENT'S. 4200 Lowtlla Blvd.a In Edgewater 0 Weekday!. 6:80. Parish' Festival GENERAL ELECTRIC ALL AUTOMATIC WASHING MACHINES REGISTER ia time to the given below. ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S, E. Ariiona Wa.hed Twice — Rimed Twice — Soft Water — 30 Minutei (St. Mary Magdalene’s Parish, ANNUNCIATION, 3621 Humboldt. 6il6. and 8. Joeephlne Sti.. 6:80. 8. 0. 10:80. (Praiantation Parish, Denvar) Edgewater) 7:30. 8:80. 0:80, 10:46, and 12. and 12. 9-lb. Load 30c — TUMBLER DRYER — 32-lb. Lood 25c BLESSED SACRAMENT. 4930 Mont- A party will be given for the TOMORROW! The annual parish novena in view Blvd.. 7. 8. 9:30, 10:46. and 12. COLORADO SPRINGS workers who made the 1948 festi­ CATHEDRAL, Colfax and Lotan. 6, 7, 8. CORPUS CHRISTI. Caieada at Jaekion. val a financial success. The party honor o f St. Mary Magdalene will 9. 10, 11:30, and 12:30. 7:80. 9:30. and 11. Welcome Shrine Visilor.s begin July 13 and will continue HOLY FAMILY. 4377 Utica St.. 6. 7:80. will be held in the school hall PAULINE CHAPEL, Broadmoor, 1, 9. Thursday, July 8. at 8 p.m. , to July 22. Father James Walsh, 9. 10 a . and 12. and 11. Weekdays, 6:50. tlllEF IIOSA L O l H i E S.J., of Regis college will conduct HOLY GHOST, 838 19th 81.. 6. 7:16. Gifts were presented to the fol­ 8:15. 9:16. 10:15. 11:16. and 12:16. SACRED HEART. 2026 W. Colorado PHONE LOOKOUT 3926 the novena. The morning Masses HOLY ROSARY. E. 47th Ave, and Pearl. Ave.. 8, 10. and 11:80. lowing at the festival: Chevrolet KING ‘Sooper’ will be at 6 and 7:30 o’clock every 5, 8. and 10. ST. FRANCIS’ HOSPITAL, 825 E. auto, H. A. Schafer, 976 Tenny­ day during the novena. The mean­ LOYOLA. 2301 York St.. 6. 7, 8:30. Pike's Peak Av#., 6:50 and 8:10. son; 200 pounds of beef, Frank 10:30. and 12. Weekdays. 5:50. Tate, 3420 Mariposa street; hope ing Masses will be at 6 and 7 :30 OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL, 8549 ST. MARY’S, 22 W. Kiowa. 6. 7. 8. 9. o’clock each day during the no­ Navajo St.. 6. 7. 8, 9. 10, and 12. 11. and 12:10. chest, Mrs. Harry Haight, 369 GRAND LAKE OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE. 8601 Julian street. vena, and the evening devotions Kalamath St., 7:80 and 11. OTHER CHURCHES OF ARCHDIOCESE 38th and IRVING I will begin at 7:30 o’clock. OUR LADY OF LOURDES (Stata home AKRON, St. Joseph's, 8 and 10. The Y’oung Ladies’ sodality will Kvm). 8:30, 10, and 11. hold its annual picnic this Sunday The following were baptized re­ ARTESIA (school house), 11. 4th Sun­ THE DAVE!\ II \VE!N LODGES OUR LADY OF VICTORY CHAPEL. day. at Eldorado Springs. They will cently: Dennis Michael, son of 1904 W. 15th Ave.. 0:30. ASPEN, St. Mary’s, 7 and 9. meet at the church after the 8 GR. HOTEL AND GUEST CABINS Walter R. and Ann Case, with Wil­ PRESENTATION. W. 7th Ave. and Ju­ lian St.. 6. 7, 8. 9. 10. 11. and 12. BASALT. St. Vincent’s, 10:80. o ’clock Mass. bert and Mary Meier as sponsors; 33W PRIVATE BEACH SACRED HEART, 2760 Larimer. 6:80. BOULDER. Sirred Heart of Jesus, 2828 The sodality will meet Friday BOATS Theresa Marie, daughter of How­ 7:30. 0. 10:30. and 12. 14th S t, 6:80. 8. 9. and 10. evening, July 9, at 7 p.m. in the ard W. and Lotus Hazen, with ST. ANTHONY'S. 3810 W. Alamtda BOULDER. Sacred Heart of Mary. 7:30, The “ Store of Tomorrow— here Today’’ sums up this newest Ave.. Weitwood, 7, 9, and 11. school building. Henry J. Siems and Elizabeth A. 1st, 3rd. and 5th Sundays, 8:80, 2nd ST. ANTHONY’S HOSPITAL, W. 16th and 4tb Sundays. The Holy Name society and the of KING “ Soopers” in the heart of North Denver. . . . From Reynolds as spon.sors; Stanley Ave. and Quitman. 6:40, 7:10, and THE PINES BRECKENRIDGE. 9 :30, 2nd Sunday. guild will have no meetings for the sloping, ultra-modem glass front, which eliminates glare Louis, son of Frank and Wanda 7 46, VIODERN COTTAGES — BOX 14J, I'lIONE 7 — MR, AND MRS. W. E. TODb ST. BERNADETTE'S. 11th and Balsam. BRIGGSDALE, 10, 1st and 5th Sundays: the months of July and August. Czuba, with John J. Paprocki and 8, 4th Sunday. from within and without, right on thru aisle after aisle of Lakewood. 7:10. 8:35, and 10:86. Sunday will be Communioil Sun­ ST CAJETAN'S, 1166 0th St.. 8:80. BRIGHTON. St. Auirustine's. S. 6tb and T H E LARIAT ' shelve.s and refrigerated cases laden with famous national Magdalyn Korpal as sponsors. Bush Sts., 6:80, 8, 9 (Spanish), and day for the Holy Name society. 3:80. 10:60 (H iah). and 12:15. 10:80. Weekdays. 8. Before a Nuptial Ma.ss offered ST. CATHERINE’S. W. 42nd Ave. and A Western W elctnne brands of good foods, _ Martin, sponsors, Espiridion and complete the service to you. . . . And always you’ll find FORT COLLINS. S t Joseph’ s. 808 W. CARL HAILEY’S by Mrs. Stevens and Mrs. Kolbel. Mountain Ave.. 6, 7. 8:80, and 10. Minnie M. Fresquez; Frank Ed­ KING "Soopers” with the lowest prices and highest quality The sanctuary is in the charge of Annual Fete FORT LOGAN, St Patrick's, 7:30. 9 mund Fisher, Jr., son of Mr. and STAGE COACH IIVIS and 11. Mrs. F. E. Fisher, sponsors, Frank — which typifies the “ King o f Low Prices” . Mrs. Brauch; the albs, Mrs. Hurst- (Our Lady of Grace Pariih, FORT LUPTOK. 7 and 8. FL\E FOOD - DAiAClAG ing; the large linens, Mrs. Sieg­ Denver) FORT MORGAN. S t Helena’s. 801 State J. W olf and Kathleen H. W olf; fried; small linens and surplices, S t. 7:30 and 9. Kathryn Mariana Craven, daughter The annual bazaar will be held FREDERICK. 7 and 10. MOim.GAS & OIL Mrs. Boyle. July 8, 9, and 10. Many enjoy­ GEORGETOWN. 8. of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Malcolm PETE'S SERVICE ______able refreshments are planned for GLENWOOD SPRINGS. St Stephen’s. Craven, sponsors William P. and 7 and 9. Mary Ramona Shea. tho.se attending. GOLD HII.L. St. James’ Chapel, 7. July TIRE REP.AIR.S - GREASING GRAM) LAKE - PHONE 61 Mother-Baby Care Class Mrs. William Schweider is chair­ and Aug. 2 Stores to Serve You man o f the refreshment booth. She GOLDEN. St. Joseph's. 500 14th St., 8 Will Be Held in Denver and 10. Holy days. 6:30. will be assisted by Mrs. S. Dor- GRAND LAKE. St. Ann's. 8. 9:30, and Lourdes Club 11:30. Enrollment is now open for the ^ GREELEY. S t Peter’s, 1126 9th Ave.. ESTES PARK mother-baby care cla.« starting I t ' 6:30. 8. 9. and 10. 38th and Irving July 13, according to Mrs. Donald, S™ !..! GREELEY. Our Lady of Peace. 8:80 and Holding Meet Powers, 10:30 COME TO CHUKCH IN THE MOUNTAINS C. Bromfield, chairman, Denver HAXTUN, 9:80. V, ' Walt Anderson, chairman o f the HOLYOKE. St. Patrick's, 8, 1st. 3rd. (Our Lady of Lourdei Parish, mu nu c bazaar, wishes to thank the fol- and 5th Sundays: 9:80, 2nd and 4th Denver) HIcCOiXXELI/S PHARMACY This 12-hour free instruction lowing for offering their help; Sundays. Men of the Rocks of Lourdes PHONE .30 The Corner Drug Store F.STES PARK. COLO. course will be held in the Home I Mrs. F. J. Devine, needlework; HUGO. S t Anthony of Padua’s, 9. 1st club will hold a special meeting Sunday: 7:80, 2nd Sunday; 11. 3rd Nursing classrooms at 151.5 Chey-!Mr. and Mrs. P. Desilets, soft and 5th Sundays; 11:15. 4th Sunday this Thursday evening, July 8, at enne place from 9:30 until 11:30 drinks; Tonv Z e r r, Clarence IDAHf SPRINGS. S t Paul's. 9. the rectory. Final arrangements o’clock every Tuesday morning., Wood, and A, Frank hams and ILIFF. St. Catherine’s. 7:30 and 9:30. for sale of theater tickets spon­ DARK HORSE INN JULESBURG, St. Anthonv's. 606 W. 3rd NO\^' OPRN The Inn Wilh the Horses The instructor will be Mrs. Carol bacon; Mr. Cooley and Mr. St., 7 -80. 8:80. and 9:.80. sored by the club will be made. Phillips. Brown, who handled the display KKENESBURG. Holy Family. 8. The .<5ale of these tickets will help Interested persons are urged to of a Brunswick combination pho- KIOWA. 9. 3rd Sunday (Aug., Oct.); pay for erection of the shrine to 11 (July, Sept. Nov.). enroll at once by calling .ALpine nograph and radio, a 73-piece set KIT CARSON. St. Augustine's, 10:80, Our Lady of Lourdes. At this meet­ The Finigans - Bob - Ed - Pearle 0311, the Denver Red Cross Home of silverware with cabinet, and an 1st and 3rd Sundays; 9:30. 2nd. 4th. ing the men will be shown the com­ Nursing service. electric mi.xer. and 5th Sundays. pleted plans of the church and DRUG STORE SUPREME KREMMLING. St. Peter’s. 9. Mr.'S. M. Bezjack, Mrs. Hatfield, LAFAYETTE. St. Ida’ s. 109 W. Cannon. school now being erected. l l A t i ; BHOS. Mrs. Donehue. F. J. Devine, Ray 7:30 and 10:30. 1st. 3rd. 4th, and 6th The .Altar and Rosary society Romero, and Mr. Rosinski will Sundays; 0 and 10:30. 2nd Sunday. will sponsor another card party at LF.ADVILLE. Annunciation. 609 Poplar, ESTES PARK LUMBER CO. have a games booth. 7 and 9 Weekdays, 7:30. the rectory on Tuesday, July 20. "A BETTEB There will be ice cream, pop, LEADVILLE. St. Joseph's, 424 W. 2nd. It will be a dessert-luncheon and G. E. CASEY, Mgr. PLACE TO LrVE” Large Auortmenl of Potted 6:30 and 8:30. CORN FED MEATS popcorn, cotton candy, and a mer- all members and their friends are Plante and Funeral Designs LIMON. Our Lady of Victory, 7:30. 1st Good Bakery Goods ry-fro-round for the children. Sunday: 9, 2nd Sunday: 9:15. 3rd and invited to attend. nSH AND POULTRY Joan Shackley and Pat and 6th Sundays: and 9:45, 4th Sunday. Mrs. Edna Taylor has been ap­ JERRY BREEN LITTLETON. S t Mary’s. 6. 8. 10. and pointed deanery representative to Silver Spruce Pharmacy 10.30 W. Colfax TA. 7297 Theodore Perko will work on the 11:30. Floritt hope chest booth. LONGMONT. St. John the Baptist’s. 815 the NCCW. Where the Elite Meet to Treat VOSS BROS. 4ih Ave.. 6:80, 8. and 10. Le Croix de Lourdes young peo­ 1456 California MA. 2279 Mrs. William Schweider’s LOVELAND. St. John the Evangelist's. ple’s club of the parish plans a daughter, Alice, is visiting in Den­ 5th and Grant Sts., 7. 9:30. and H . Westerkamp Bros. ver. LOUISVILLE. St Louis’, 7 and 9. theater party to Elitch’s Gardens Weekdays. 7 ;80. next Sunday and a meeting the THE ESTES PARK DRUG STORE KE. 9043 5106 Wash. MANITOU SPRINGS. 8:30 and 10 (July week of July 12. and Aug.). Get to know Lee the Drugfiist LEO F, TIGHE, Prop. ^ E WILL CONTIMJE TO SERVE YOU EVERYTHING A GOOD GROCERY MEAD, Guardian Angel. 8 :S0. Mrs. Katie Woodard of 1644 S. SHOULD HAVE Mary Kohl Wed MEEKER, Holy Family, 9:30. 1st Sun­ Grant street, presented the presi­ Always the Best at the BEST FOODS AT LOWEST PRICES day. 11:30. 2nd, 3rd. and 5tb Sundays. dent of Our Lady of Lourdes Altar —WE DELIVER— MONUMENT. 11. (July and O c t ) ; 9. To Lawrence Huck (Aug.. Sept., Nov.). and Rosary .society with a new ,MT. HARRIS. 3rd Sunday. 10. gavel. The gift was used at the EVERGREEN Chicago Market On June 15 in St. Catherine’s n e d e r i .a n d . 8 and lo (July and Aug.) last meeting of the .society. The church. Denver, Miss .Mary H. *• 2nd next meeting of the Altar society Kohl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. o a k c r e e k . 2nd .nd 4th Sunday.. is scheduled for August. FORMERLY \ Edward M. Kohl, became the bride i0 ;sn. HAMMOND KINGS J o f Lawrence W. Huck, son of Mr. J ” ® HARDWARE ■ BUILDING SUPPLIES and Mrs. Otto H. Huck. with the E..rxr«n). S. b.*m n .n , July Charlie Spivak Is Set APPLIANCES - SKELGAS We re Still Qualified Rev. Ervin A. Stauffen, S.J., of b a r k e r . 9, l . t Sunday (Aua., O ct.); for Quality Regis college officiating in the PEyTZ.‘ k®cr"d*Hc«“'’ i :lo'‘’hd^”rso: For Lakeside Opening double-ring ceremony PLATTEVILLE. St. Nicholas’. 9. EVERGREEN SERVICE STATION MACARONI PRODUCTS The bride, given in marriage by RANGELY (school house). 11:30. 1st He is here in Denver for the her father, wore a wedding gown Sunday: fl. 4th Sunday. first time— Charlie Spivak, the TEX.ACO PRODUCTS RED CLIFF, 9:30, 4th Sunday. “ man who plays the sweetest trum­ HERMAN OLDF. & SON of white marquisette with a finger­ RIFLE. St. Mary’ s, 11:30. 1st Sunday. QUALITY MEAT tip veil that had been worn by her 9:80. 2nd, 3rd. and 6th Sundays. pet in the world” — and he opens ROGGEN. Sacred Heart. 6. in Lakeside’s El Patio ballroom Telephone C.O.D. orderi amounting to $2.50 will be delivered. mother. She carried a bouquet of SHERIDAN LAKE. 8:30, 1st and 3rd ED. rOKBI.X'S DIII G STORE orchids and white gladioli. Friday night, July 9. We Will Continue to Serve the Best in Meats, Fish, and Poultry Sundays. (EVERGREEN DRUG STORE) Mrs. Gerald Huck was matron SILT (school house). 9. li t and 3rd Friday night will be a double­ date of entertainment for all Den­ EVERGREEN, COLO., U.S.A. .ALTITUDE 7,039 FEET of honor and Mrs. Frank Still, isT^AMB*IDAT SPRINGS. Holy Name, lat ver dancers, as it is the night when bridesmaid. Both wore gowns of and 5th Sundays. 8:10 and 10: 2nd. orchid marquisette and carried 3rd. and 4tb Sundays. 8:30. pretty Winnie Linsenmaier will SPRING RATES: bouquets of yellow and lavender STONEHAM. S t John's, 8. 1st 2nd. represent Re^s college in the con­ and 5th Sundays; 10. 3rd and 4th test for “ College Queen of 1948.” GOLF SAFEWAY MEATS are For example: gladioli. Sundays. HORSEBACK RIDING Gerald Huck, brother of the STRASBURG, S t Gertrude'a. 11:30, 2nd Leng one of the country’s top- Sunday: 7:30. 4th Sunday ranking bands, Spivak has never FINE FOOD .G’immed before weighing T-BONE STEAK bridegroom, was best man. Ushers STRATTON. St. Charle.’ , 7 and 10:60. were Milton Huck, also a brother; SUPERIOR, 8:80. Ut. 3rd, and Bth Sun­ before played an engagement in ITrile or Phone Frank Still, and John Healey. days: 7:30, 2nd and 4tb Sundays. the Mile-High city. Denver dancers . . JSO YOU SAVE MONEY WELBY. Assumption 5:30. 7:30. 9:30. have repeatedly requested an ap­ CHRIS R.lIlAURER A breakfast in the Olin hotel and 12. Koly days. 5:30. 7:30. and 9. followed the ceremony. Upon their WELDONA, 11. except 8rd Sunday. pearance, however. return from a wedding trip, the WIGGINS. 11. 3rd Sunday. When comparing meat WRAY. 8 and 9:30. Sundays. Uolydsys. couple will make their home in 7 :80 and 9. New York Pastor Solves Evergreen by the J-ake prices compare trim, too. Denver. YUMA. 7:30 and 9:80: 7. weekdays. BREWER'S “ Happy Logan’s Orchestra ’ Note in sketch how Safe­ Unemployment of Flock —:-----SERVl.NG------i A . A . A .1 ’’Smorgasbord Style Dinners/’ Chicken. Frog Legs, Mountain Treat. Steaks. way T-bone steak is trim­ Leroy, N. Y.— When 75 women Fine Liquors, Wines and Beer ~ GROCERY AIVD MARKET, INC. with dependent families, most of NOW DANCING THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY med "waste-free” before it them parishioners, lost their jobs We are open every day in the year. is offered for sale. 4058 Tejon Street GLendaie 7753 as the result o f a factory’s closing Evergreen. Colo. Phone Evergreen 95 for Reservations down, the Rev. J. Stairley Ormsby, Armour Star Scot Toilet pastor of St. Joseph’s church, took Sliced Bacon, lb...... 7 9 ’ Tissue, roll...... 1 2 ’ action. Sigman’t Nu-Bora Soap With $14,000 contributed by SAFEWAY CANNOT CONTROL THE PRICE OF MEAT Skinless Wieners, lb.. 4 9 ’ Granules, large box.. 69’ townspeople for the construction That is regulated by the market which, according to the American of a factory and a list from the Morrell’s Chopped Durkee’s Colored System of merchandising, is regulated by supply vs. demand. 79 - 54- New York state commerce depart­ Ham Loaf, lb...... Oleo, lb...... ment suggesting prospects, he BROOK Pure Ground Texsun Pink Grape- found another manufacturer. The SAFEWAY CAN AND DOES CONTROL CuairSaneh Beef, ^xtra lean, lb.. 53- fruit Juice, 46-ox...... 1 9 ’ Hickey-Freeman Clothing com­ 1. The KIND OF MEAT you get Safeway’s trimming program pro­ pany, located in nearby Rochester, j^mericofi Plan with restful cabins in the Colorado Rockies vides that whether meata are high or low in price, you save by had been experiencing labor- buying at Safeway because every ounce of meat is meat to cook shortage difficulties and jumped Public Dining Room— Bor— Recreational Facilities at the chance to establish a branch and use. NO WASTE — ONLY THE BEST QUALITY — Rl. 1, TRI.MMED AS YOU LIKE IT. in Leroy. A d d r..., 3283 Lvergreen, LoloraItaly TIBBEHS PHARMACY HUDSON . . . HHJ, ro se; New York. — American Relief PLACER INN MILLERS AND HANDLERS OF for Italy sent nearly 4ix million SUNDRIES I FLOUR, WHEAT. CORN, BARLEY, nds o f vital relief supplies to FINE FOOD Cy in the first five months of REXALL STORE j OATS, AND MILL FEEDS BEST COCKTAIL LOUNGE CoBfitry Shippersl this yeu*. bringing the total.. re­ A.FEWAV mittances for the past four years IN ROCKIES SODAS ' Consign Hour SMpmani To Vs to 75 million pounds.

1 Thursday, July 8, 1948 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, K E ystone 4206 PAGE SEVEN

St. John's Sets 2nd Annual\|ar of Prison THE THING TO DO Wife, Daughter When You Can’t Afford Diaappointment Parish Social This Friday p^|j, ENJOY AN INVIGORATING DRIVE lo Join Officer (St. John’s Parish, Denver) rectory through the mail or by The second annual 'parish social placing the return envelope in the under the sponsorship of St John’s collection basket Sunday. Serving Overseas M ^ ’s club will be held this Friday All three priests of the parish Iliiougli Prayer HOLLAND’S u Ray HOTEL evening, July 9. The dance is be­ were among those offering Mass DADI^ T h eatre An Englewood woman, Marion ing held in the Garden Walk of at the grotto of the SL Frances If Scott Brady, the star of IN GOLDEN ■ HIIIV PE. 9877 Eddie Ott’s Broadmoor club. All Boudreaux Heck, with her five- Xavier Cabrini mountain shrine. Canon City which is based on the 1028 S. Garlord parishioners and friends of St. Father Moran said Mass at the famed prison break at the state year-old son, Frederick, is sailing For Luncheon or Dinner Tharsdar-Fridiy-Batordir. John’s parish are cordially invited grotto Wednesday, July 7, second penitentiary, ever were asked to Jair S-9-10: from Seattle Thursday, July 8, to to attend. anniversary o f the canonization of give a few words of advice to am­ You*U Like the Food, Service and Atmosphere Jack Caraon - Ann Sothcm join her husband, Capf. Frederick Through the kindness of the Mother Cabrini. bitious stage-struck youngsters, he management of the Broadmoor Mrs. Theodore Michael Ponk, DINING ROOMS OPEN DAILY APRIL SHOWERS B. Heck in Tokyo, Japan, where would probably tell them to stick club all proceeds on tickets sold Jr., and infant son, Teddy III, ar­ From 12 to 2 at noon— 5:30 P.M. to 9:80 P.M. rived in Denver July 1 from their PANHANDLE by the Men’s club will go to the Sundays and Holidays From 1 P.M. to 9 P.M. support of the recreational and home in Los Angeles, Calif., for Rod Cameron - Ann Gwynn athletic program of St. John’s a two-week visit with Mrs. Fonk’s Phone Golden 68 for Reservation, or school. Parishioners who have re­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Sgnday-Honday-Tueaday-W adneaday, just drive out and come in July 1 M M 3 -H ; ceived tickets in the mail, there­ Palaze. Before returning home, fore, are urged to try to sell them Mrs. Fonk plans to spend two W iltooif to Dcnvtr't Finest Spencer Tracy - Van Johnaon Katharine Hepburn if they cannot use the tickets them­ weeks in Kenosha, Wis., visiting STATE OF THE UNION selves. Those who may desire ad­ Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Fonk, Sr. COLBURN HOTEL ditional tickets may procure them at the rectory. Tickets^ cost $2, LUXURIOUS ROOMS Technicolor Featurette: KING OF THE CARNIVAL COCKTAIL LOUNGE tax included. Recreational Program NEW COFFEE SHOP MATINEES—SAT. A SUNDAY Plans for Bazaar, lOtii Arenue at Grant STARTS AT 2:00 P.M. Being Expanded MAin 6261 . DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT D. B. CERISE. The pastor, the Rev. John P. ^foran, is having the complete Fair Completed 800 Speer Bird. W «ree Market playground resurfaced, both on the 11th St. at Waxes ROOSEVELT GRILL property adjoining the school and Open 24 hours daily Open till 9 p.m. BEST FOLKS OF ALL across the street, in preparation Famous for for an expanded recreational pro­ At Annunciation # Delicioos Pastries “ EAT-AT-THE-HALL” gram in the coming year. Since it (From Ovr Own Oveni) Joe M. Bland, Mgr. (Annunciation Pariih, Denver) FINE FOODS Hall Hotel 'Coffee Shop is the purpose of the Men’s club # Seafoods to assist this program in so far as Plans w-ere completed for the FAST COLRTEOUS SERVICE RE-MODELED possible, it is hoped that parish­ annual fair and bazaar in the final # Fried Chicken COCKTAILS 1321 Curtii 8tre«t ioners will use their dance tickets meeting held Thursday evening in 18th and California Friday evening. the hall. Patrons are asked to # Late Evening Snacks make returns this week if they U. S. Air Force photo John Rae is president of the Scott Brady wish their names to appear on the -Men’s club and \Villiam Cassell is Capt. F. B. Heck patron list in the program book. close to St. Jude, "the saint to aid chairman of the dance. Returns A novel booth to appear in the everyone in despair.” the officer is assigned as chief o ' for tickets may be made to the At least Brady is quick to men­ classification, headquarters, Far bazaar this year is the "Krazy Korner,” sponsored by the .\ltar tion that it was with his mother’s East Air forces. The family will encouragement and the help o f St. live in Grant Heights, Tokyo’s and Rosary society and directed by Mrs. McGinn and Mrs. Harve. Jude that he broke into the newset subdivision of residence Bazaar Is Set charmed circle irj, Hollywood with for the occupation forces. Margaret McCullough and the his first picture. In This Corner.jl' Mrs. Heck is the daughter of members of the Young Ladies’ Brady described his break during * delweiss Mrs. C. Boudreaux of 3280 S. sodality wish to thank all those E a radio interview with these words. Clarkson, Englewood. The family At St. Cajetan's who donated articles to help fill “ I was pretty worried about the the hope chest. 1644 GLENARM • OPEN 11 A. M to 3 A M came from Louisiana 20 years ago (St. Cajetan’i Pariih, Denver) chance o f getting the part until and has lived in Denver and Return From California one night my mother said to me: A grand bazaar will be held Englewood since then. Capt. Heck Mrs. John Murphy and son, Ed­ ‘Scott, if you pray to St. Jude, the July 28 through .^ug. 1 on the is a convert. ward, have returned home from saint to aid everyone in despair, school grounds and in the school a vacation trip to California and I’m Sure your prayer will be an­ First assigned over.seas to Oki­ hall, where the parish societies swered and you’ll get the part.’ nawa, the officer went to Tokyo will serve a variety of food on dif­ Montana. “ I said that prayer every night, in February o f this year. He is a ferent evenings. A washing ma­ The Sacred Motherhood guild and I happened to have the prayer graduate of the Huron high school, chine, a radio-phonograph com­ wishes to thank all those who in in my wallet when I went to meet South Dakota. During his high bination, and a beautiful serape any way helped in serving the the director, Chuck Rei.sner, one school years he was a member of (Mexican importation) will be on First Communion breakfast re­ of the swellest guys in the world. the all-state football team of South display. Proceeds will be used to cently. Through some coincidence he hap­ Dakota, and on the 1934 champion­ defray expenses incurred in the Estelle Mascarenas was award­ ship basketball squad. He studied pened to notice the prayer when I redecofetion of the church’s inter­ ed the scholarship in nursing to St. at the University of Minnesota. took my wallet out. ior made for the celebration of Joseph's hospital school of nursing. “He didn’t say a word, but Prior to entering military serv­ the fourth centennial of the death This is the first year the scholar­ reached into his pocket and pulled ice, Captain Heck was employed of St. Cajetan. ship has been offered. in Minneapolis. He entered the out the same prayer to St. Jude. The annual summer school for Joe Grebenc and Bob Bowen service as an enlisted man and Then he took my hand and said: children of public schools is now are attending Denver university received his commission at Miami ‘Pal, you’ve got the part.’ That’s in progress. school of'Nipeech as scholarship Beach training school for air the plain truth of it, and it started students. force officers. He served as the A novena in honor of our Lady the ball rolling.” Sister Agnesea and Sister Theo- sub-depot supply officer of the of Mount Carmel began on July 7. After a competent job playing Recitation of the Rosary novena data are staying at St. Vincent’s Third .\ir Service .Area command the part o f Sherbondy, the pris­ home for the summer. at Atlanta, Ca., and when trans­ prayers and Benediction of the oner who led 11 other inmates in Blessed Sacrament will terminate Mrs. Z. Jones and children of ferred to -MacDill base, Florida, the abortive try for freedom in the novena in the Carmelite Lay North Platte, Neb., are visiting in assumed the duties of assistant December, Brady was ca.st’ in the societv Mass on Friday, July 16, the home o f her parents, Mr. and director of administration until lead of S9 Clues. Before he left at 8:15. Mrs. William Schweider. May, 1946. His last assignment for the West Coast, Brady left the The weekly games parties are The final meeting of the work­ prayer of St. Jude with Sherbondy before going overseas was with ers for the Annunciation bazaar Langley base. held in the basement hall from and, according to the actor, Sher­ 8 p.m. until 10 on Sunday. was held Thursday, July 1. It was bondy said; "Scott, I've never been FOR MEALS Upon completion of his tour of decided that the names o f all spon­ FISHING TACKLE High Mass on Sunday is being one for praying, but I’m sure go­ duty in Japan in January, 1950, sors for the bazaar program are ing to say this prayer.” SNACKS Capt. Heck hopes to finish his sung throughout the summer by Everything You ISeed to be .submitted by the end of this Brady was born in Brooklyn, N. college studies of which he has six a newly formed all men’s choir Including Licenses. week. All those who have arranged y., but his father, Lawrence H. WINES • LIQUORS more month.s. instructed by William Bernard, Golf and Baieball organist. Men and boys interested for one or more $5 donation will Tierney, was named chief o f the Equipment in this instruction may attend the be included in the sponsor list Aqueduct police force of New FOUNTAIN SERVICE ^Dr. D. C. Werthman^ Captains are asked to contact the Camera, and Sun Gla,,e* Monday evening sessions in ’the York and the family moved to families on their lists before the Westchester where Scott attended OPEN DAIir y and Associate i basement hall at 8 o’clock. week end. Those who are not con­ St. Barnabas’ junior high school 11AM 10 7 AM Carmen li Bock Monoging Capitol ^ Dentists * tacted by their captains are asked and St. Michael’s high school. y < to report immediately to the cap­ Sporting Goods y PLATES i Immediately after graduation Girls' Play Day tain or to the rectory. from high school, Scott enlisted in L«on Czech Clay Brown mil Strict IZOt 15th Street! Mrs. Margaret Hasenach Kim- OCCIONTS the navy. After training at the Famous lUliaii'American R«tUurant 1518 Bdwy TA. 4581 urphu's 5 KEjetone 872! TAbor (781 < brell and Mrs. Marie Nikolschitz gunnery school at Pensacola, Fla., MFINE IFOODSt/ Sp«fkettl - Rarioll - Steaks and Set at City Park have returned from Chicago, he was transferred to the U.S.S. • ie«*wAT ir iu t n o it a where they attended the first Chicken Speclaltr. Reasonabit Prlcaa 3 B fV *S O f^ ^ Norton Sound, a seaplane tender, Special!! Son. 2-S P. M. Sparhetti IsPORTLAiVD City park will be the spot for Mass o f the Rev. Anthony P, Fem - and spent several months over­ Dinner 75c the annual girls’ play day spon- rowski. seas. Open Daily 5 P. M. • 1 A. M. B each Club •sored by the Denver public schools A brief talk with a film director Sun. 2 P. M.'IO P. M. Closed Mondays “Why Pay More?*’ recreation department. The event convinced him that the movies 2454 19th St. Tel. GR. 8996 32nd and Monroe will be July 9 from 1 to 5 p.m. Lt. Col. Keane, would be his goal, but he lacked (Trademark) Girls o f all ages are invited to at­ experience and no studio would Denver', Only Strictly Safe— tend. even give Scott a bit part. With Sanitary— Refined Place to A picnic will be held at 1 p.m., Bound for Japan, the aid of the GI bill, he entered JIM’S TAVERN WM. W. MYER DRUG STORES Swim Out of Door* followed by skits presented by the the Bliss-Hayden dramatic school children of various playgrounds in Beverly Hills. Then his big LVmHEOIV We Invite You to BEER — WINE — MIXED DRINKS INCORPORATED and parks and then community Visits in Denver break came. Visit Sportlond Today singing. At 3 o’clock there will be Canon City, which featured also 128 BROADWAY Colorado Owned Stores progressive games and prizes will (Holy Family Pariih, Denvar) the appearance o f Warden Best JAMES M. DELOHREY AttejidsnU Will bt PUaapd to Bare be given to the winners. Water­ Yog Inipeet th« Facilities Lt. Col. and Mrs. John Keane, playing himself, had its world pre­ Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr. melon will be served at the closing Daily Switnn— Adalti $1.00; Children. Jr., their two children, and Mrs miere July 2 at Canon City, and it 30 South Broadway 15th and California of the day’s events. 7$c (tax included) Keane’s mother, Mrs. Smith, are may be seen at the Paramount, GLENWOOD SPRINGS Coupon Books— 20 Swims $10.20; Sea- The committee for the day in­ visiting at the home of John Aladdin, and Webber theaters fon .Memberships $18.00 (tax included) cludes Dorothy Quier, chairman, Keane, Sr., of 4485 Quitman street through Monday, July 12. '"The Sea Beach in the Mountains** Oh Sale now at 1714 Stout St. TA. Mary Lou McAbee, Barbara Cox, The officer, his family, and Mrs. FOR BETTER FOOD THE PUEBLO 6101. Pool Telephone FR. 2298 OFFERS Lee Burgesscr, Catherine Echle, Smith are en route to the Pacific RED ROCKS PARK Make Sporttand Your Happy and Patricia Greenwell. All mem­ coast, where they w ll sail for Excellent Hotel— Cabin— Resort & Dude Ranch Accommodations a Sixteen Receive SWIMMING — GOLFING — HORSEBACK RIDING — FISHING H'l m r) nteil li likt Holldiy Plnnir Playground bers arc under the supervision o f Japan for a two years’ stay. Lt. RECOMMENDED BY DUNCAN HINES Vapor Cits Baths for Health Lucy Gibson, director of girls' ac­ Col. Keane is a graduate of Holy Writs to Secretary Chamber of Commerce for LiUralare EMORGASRURO SERVED BEFORE EACH CONCERT — RESERVATIONS MORRISON 57 tivities. Family high school and Regis First Communion ri'RJO SHOP — l m-’nl ----- Dl

Curtain Rises on First ; CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING Reduce Eye-Fatigue Loyofa. Bazaar. Summer Production

Consciously or unconsciously, we give our eyes a load to carry. \ The Piper Players lifted the cur­ ► ified Ads ► Every waking hour of the day they are called upon to serve us. Nets Big Sum tain on their first production of the ll will |wy jom lo iwad ALL of tho foUowinf odrortitomoBU. 1948 summer season at the new y Why not reduce eye fatigue? Perhaps good glasses will save (Loyola Parish, Denver) and beautiful 600-seat high school u them for the rest o f your life. The members of the pansh were auditorium in Idaho Springs July informed at all the Masses last 7. They are presenting outstand­ FOR SALE FOR RENT Sunday that the Loyola bazaar had ing Broadway hits during their LARGE houaekeeping room. Elderly Udy eight-week season of plays, with WOOD 0ALI^Klndllng« rmoft, hMtar. netted $16,850. It is believed that faroftM. flrvpl«e« block*, mill ond»->Do> preferred. S24 South Sherman. RAce 0174. performances «very Wednesday, BROS. some additional returns will in­ Itvcrcd M OO KErttoM S4I0. DESIRABLE room in private home fop crease this figure to $17,000. Thursday, and Friday evenings. Catholic woman. MAin 1881. BRICK REPAIRS 1550 California Optometrists ^ooh Servu, Work on the decoration o f the For their opening show they WANTtD TO RENT interior o f the church will begin chose Sidney Howard's dynamic Better Vision a KErilone 7651 BRICK UEPAlRJIt BpoctallslBg tn brick YOUNG EMPLOYED COUPLE DESIRE thi.s week and it is expected that psychological drama. The Silver for Every Age At Right Prices pointing and repairing, alao caulking ano SMALL APARTMENT. KE. 430S. EXT. 8/ it will be finished before the Cord. When the Piper Players painUng. DC. m o . WALTER CVAN8 MECHANICAL Engineer aid wife need celebration o f the silver jubilee in 946 SUela. GLASSES INDIVIDUALLT 8TTLED presented The Silt’er Cord in Den­ fumlahed one bedroom apartment. Will October. ver last winter. Hi Life magazine pay for redecorating, etc. The monthly meeting o f the said: “The Players com­ CABINS FOR RENT Call RoIIin* Apt. 25 Cherry 9466 .Young Ladies’ sodality was held pletely captivated the audience." CABINS for rent reaervauona now being TWO OR THREE room apartment partly in Loyola hall last week, the pur- Buddy Piper, director of the fumiahed near Catholic church. KE. 5754. made for eablna week or month, at Elk- eveningji. po.se being the election o f officers group, takes a leading role in the dale, Colorado. 70 milee from Denver in for the coming year. Katherine play as does Beverly Presley, sup­ the Heart of the Roektee on the Denver P E R M A N E N T L Y located reaponsibic THEODORE Hogan wa.s chosen prefect, Ann ported by Beth Payne, Arlene A Rio Grande Railroad and Fraaer River couple desire furnished or unfumiahed I Patrice Doherty is the new secre­ Write: P. H. Callahan. 801 Srmee Bldg. apartment or house. Register employee. Johnson, and Wally Cedar. Denver. Colo C. l^dendorf. SPruco 996S. tary, and Kay Gannon the treas­ The second play of the Piper urer. - Since the Young Ladie.s’ FILM DEVELOPING FURNITURE Players’ season will be ^he old HACKETHAL sodality made a success of its FURNITURE bought, aoid or traded for fashioned melodrama, G oldin the S IDA PITRE. 1865 S. Grant. Wife of booth in the Loyola bazaar, it was CHIEF BIG SNAKE, sho.wn above on a recent visit to PROFESSIONAL kodak finiihing, enlarg­ caah. Highest caah prices paid. Kstimatce ^Ijam ea Pitre; mother of William Pitre; decided to manage the same for Hills, to help celebrate the famous ing, portraita and acenee tinted. MaiF ordere on all clasaea of -merchandtie. Open eve. I mother-in-law of Maxine Pitre; irrand- Colorado, is one o f the leading Sioux Indians who will put on Gold Rush days in Idaho Springs ningi until 9 p.m., Sunday* 8 a m. to 18 MORTUARY S i mother of Rita Ann. Hilly, and Jamea the bazaar of the Dominican Sis­ to .Margaret Logaton. 407 K. Wahaatrh, noon. Phones: PE. 4014 or RA 6424. ~ I Harvey. Requiem Mass ia heintt offered ters of the Sick Poor. a dance to open the silver anniversary bazaar for the benefit of tihe opening Wednesday, July 14. Colorado Springs. Colo. Cary'a Furniture. 1500 So. Broadway. William O'Hrion, Associate H i at 1» o'clork Thursday, July 8, in Si. H|Francl.a de Sales' church. Interment Mt. Bart Murphy, who has been ill Dominican Sisters of the Sick Poor in Denver. The Indian dance will lT i9-5I Knlamath St. S j Olivet. W. P. Horan St Son joervice. for month.s in f'itz.'simons hospi- PUBLIC SALE OF 9 be from 6:30 to 7 p.m. the opening night, Thursday, July 15. The 2 disc wheels I’ hone .MAin 4006 = : EDWARD L. MORRELL, 1911 Grant tal, has returneitf to his home and UNCLAIMED FREIGHT Skyline Garage. Parleys Canyon, Utah, 1 cln 6 reels street. Requiem Hijph Mass waa offered is active again. bazaar will be held on the Loyola church grounds, E. 23rd and York, BY 20 ca Anti Freeze; Schneider. Calvin. Craig. Colo.. 13 ctns. personal effects; 1 bdl »tovc castings July 6 in St. Joaeph’a hoapital chapel. The members of the Holy Name July 15-18. THE DENVER & RIO GRANDE 1 ctn piston rings Interment Ml. Olivet. Houlevard mortu­ Stowell, Robert. Marysvale, Utah. I ctn. ary. society will have their monthly WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY greeting cards; Stewart Novelty Co., Sait 1 thermos jug , -i- + + + + Lake City, Utah, l crated vending mach­ Communion day this .Sunday. RIO GRANDE MOTOR WAY. INC. 7 cini china coffee mugs Erickaon’i have ^ FRANK NICOLETTI, 246 S. Broadway. ine. Seagull Dcug Co., Salt Lake City. Father Edward P. Murphy, S. 1 ctn seed* Father of Albert A. M icoletli; brother of Notice ia hereby given that The Denver Utah, 4 ctn. dry batteriee; Smith. Paul. at Speer Boule­ jJohn Nirolelii. Denver: Mrs. Colin Mc­ Climax. Colo.. 1 box personal effects. J., baptized the following: Way- 7 Indians Will Help Open & Rio Grande Weatern Railroad* Company 1 etn mattress Stacey Motor Co.. Leadville. Colo., 8 Laren. I.OR Angeles. Calif.: grandfather nette Alice Lenihan, infant daugh­ and Rio "Grande Motor Way. Inc., common vard and 9th of Marsha Jean Niroletti. Requiem High boxes calendars: Simmons. Hershel. His- 1 etn auto parts ter o f Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Leni­ carriers of freight and passengers for hire, walha. Utah. 1 box (relic! gun: Ste­ 2 coils wire avenue the Mass was offered July 7 in St. Francis will sell the goods and property herein­ ile Sales’ church. Interment Mt. Olivet. han. the sponsors being Joseph Dominican Nuns' Bazaar phenson. Elmer. Salt Lake City. Utah. 1 ctn popcorn ctns moat outatanding Houlevard mortuary. after described at public auction to the 7 ctns. samples— images or ornaments. Hastings and Mary Regina Hast­ highest bidder for cash at its salvagti Smith. B. A., Thompson, Utah, 2 ctns. 6 bbl oil JULIA M. KIRKLAND, 3359 Franklin. Heiberger, diaplay of monu- ings; George David Lyons the in­ (Continued From Page One) Eugene Heiberger. Frank deiKU, 1571 13lh street. Denver, Colorado, household goods; Stringhara Furniture Wife of John W. Kirkland; mother of Heixel; i light plant mentt and mark- fant son of Mr. and Mrs. George by Ardeth Louderbach, Marion commencing at 9:30 o'clock a. m. Monday Co.. W. W. RichAeld. Utah, 2 ctn. din­ Robert K. Hrenuan, Mrs. Barbara P. Al­ Mr.«. N. Hendrichs. Mrs. J. Hewitt. G. July 19. 194S, and continuing from day to 1 furnace hood len, and Mrs. Lamar M. Homarelo, Also Stortz, Sue Young, Rita McNulty, ette chairs and 1 ctn.. dinette table. era ever to be A. Lyons, the sponsors being Hofseti. Jtme.<< Hofsetz, Mr.<4. M. Hoiii»er. day until all of said property, or sufficient 1 tail pipe 'Urvived by seven grandchildren. Re­ William .Allen and Donna Rae Nancy Davis, Jeanette Woodman, K. C. Jobe, Pete Jenke, Mra. A. Kavan- thereof to pay charges, is sold. Said prop quiem Mass was offered in Annuncia­ 1 ctn 12 locks shown in Denver. Catherine Murray, Patsy Foley, augh, Mr. and Mrs. IL Kiley. Mr.«. erty cither has not lx*en accepie. Lucy J"''- ''■‘tionry. given or shipment being made for ninety 1 900X20 (ire memoriala. liho«t church. Military honors at Miif nessey, S.J., baptized Bernard Al­ days, and has remnineil in poesesslon of 1 cln paper good* Olivet. Day mortuary. Allen. Ml.. Marirarei Allen, lliiich An- 1 bdl auto moulding fred Schmitz, the infant son of drew, J. Arko, Hoy Attelengtiit. Mr. and if*',, !, fx i i i the oforesaid company, nnclaimetl, for Tremendous purrhaaes and carload ship* JOE F. DURAN, 6600 K. Federal Mrs. N. W. Herkius. Joan Beckman. Paul Mctarthy, (i. McDonald, r- J. more than ninety days from the time of U 1 metal base with castors 1 ctn paint menu direct from the quarries save you htnilevard. Husband of Margaret Duran; Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Schmitz, spon­ Bee!. John Bellender. Tom Bergner .MoKahern. Mrs. W. J. McMcnnniy. W. D, arrival at the points of consignment or Ubaldo, A. D.. Durango, Colo.. 1 bdl. 1 pc furnace parts «M»n i>f Mr*>. Mollie Duran: brother of sors being Bernard T. Schmitz and .Mr. and Mrs. J. Bible. K. Biebei*. John Menard. Mrs. Kd Milan. .Mr. an»l Mra. from the lime of its delivery to said com­ gummed tape. U. St I. Furniture C».. 1 bdl 20 cross brace* .Samuel. Benny. John. Adalade, Esther, Rosemary C. Neumann; and Henry iiitiinsser. aA. Bnd.ne... .1. Miller, Herman .Miller. J. .Mohan, Mr. pany for shipment. Ogden. Utah. 4 ctns. seats and backs. Helen, atul Nora Duran, Rita Quintana Po/xY-.v/x Vt'DKextxx CM>.e,e, .u« Brsmer. Mrs. Irene Brennan. Ai and Mrs. M. Mohebaoher. R. Mo»»ro. Mri*. All of said property or so much Ihereol 2 bdls 10 pcs each ridge roll and Margaret M^rquardt. Requiem Mass Leorge \\illiam Sikes, .he infant;,,,,.,,,;. „ „ ,, Brown. Mr. .nd Mr.. N*. Moore, Mias C. Morris.non. Dave as may he neces-sary, wqll be sold to pay 1 bdl furnace parts ERICKSOn’S Is being offered at 9 o’clock Thursday. son of .Mr. and Mrs. Glenn D. |john J. Burke. J. II. (Red) Cllnhnn. Mr. .Nevans: freight, hack charges, storage, handling boxes advertising matter iJuIy S. in Si. Cajetan'.s church. Interment Sikes, sponsors being George W. *'"l Mr«. ii. M. c.uifieid; Mr. and .Mrs. T. W. Nevin. Hay Nt»fme. and cost of removing same to place of sale bdl anchor guys • Dpsigiiert <111(1 Hnildert .Mt. Olivet. Bart O’ llam. Marlin U’ Haire, Ray l,)ito- Valaaquez, Eppie, Alamosa. Colo., 1 X-Ray machine L o w r v a n d 41icp Rohn l V.v.liere. Mr». Airne. CnvsnauKh. radiator. of tho Finest Monuments PETE I. DURAN. 6600 N. F^eral i.owrj ana .Alice noun. p Willi.m T. CI.rk, Trent lengU'*. F. R. Owens. Mrs. I*. F, Palaze, DENVER & RIO GRANDE can* roofing cement Rose Marie Palar.e. Mi.«s Marilyn Phelan. bdl 4-6" stove pipe elbows • MARKERS & MONCMENTS I houlevard. Husband of .Mollie; falhlll^of A vi.sitor at the rectory this!**' Connor, Mi.. PatririR Cook. Frank WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY Samuel. Benny. John. Adalade. F'slher. Comstock. Dick Connell. Mrs. Connie C. D. Pierson. Alberta Plym. Miss C. bed roll ERECTED TH R ruLT THE ROCKY week is Father Lionel Carron, S. PogHano, Mrs. Irene Quinn, Mrs. Marilyn ' Helen, and Nora Duran. Rita Quintana, Cotlett, Jim Cour.sey, W. J. Cunningham. RIO GRANDE MOTOR WAY. INC. etn paint MOLNTAI.N REGION Quinn ; and Margaret Marqiiardt. Requiem Mass J., veterans’ counselor at .John Ray DeClue. Mra. John Demmer, Mamie L. F. DICKINSON. Yeakley Oil Co., Chama. N. M.. 7 rolls roofing C. A. Rausch, Bernice Reddich. C. W. loose pipe couplings. etn pottery ALpine 1785 ' IS being offered at 9 o’clock Thursday. Carroll university in Cleveland, 0 Dermodv; Freight, Claim Agent SPEER BLVD. AT 9TH AYE, ,.Iuly H. in St. Cajeian’s church. Interment Reilly. J, Reilly. Mr. anti Mrs. J. Reisrh- 1 ctn Hotel silverware DENVER 4. COLO. Mt, Olivet. Father Carron has been attending man. Mr. and .Mrs. J. L. Rice. Mr. and 1 piano bench Mr.s. S A. Riesenman. .Augusl Rupp. Mrs. Terms If desired. Mail orders filled a conference on collefre counseling I Diehl. Mrs. Pauline Doherty. Mrs. J. K. NO MARKS 3 piano leg* LOUISE A. KRAMER, .'5176 Reach . r. , j 'Doherty, William Dolan. Ray Dryer. .Mr. May Ryan. .John .Schlereth. Schlereth. 1 piano part Open all day Saturday and 2 to 5 Sun- jcmirt. Wifi* of Matt N. Kramer; mother p e rs o n n e l W ork at Boulder. Joseph Schmiltling. William Schneider, 1 urinal bowl days. land Mra. David H. Douglas. M i's Ethel Arapahoe Furniture Company. Denver 1 grain apmit lof Mrs. Mae Karaten. Mra. Loui.'. Margaret Gottachlich of Koaemead. .Stans€*!i. Miss Marion Stortr..: Mr. and 1 ert rectifier battery charger: Arnold. il’alif.: survived hy nine grandchildren. Famous Convert P r e l a t e m ,. M,„ «n dowh 1 ctn blue paint bdl 2 rails Mrv Paul Kcherman. .Mr. and Mra. Or- Mrs. J. Strong.. II. K. Struck, Bill and Jack. Walsenburg, Colo., 4 erts, 5 boxes VB ■ ■ A n Kreat-grandchlldren. Requiem Maax wood tent poles 2''X 2*X 10' Ehber. Ralph Evans. P. L. Evans, Tom Sullivan. Louis Sullivan. .Miss I.. and 1 hbl household goods: Arnett. L. M., 1 hub for plow pc B 'X 4 ' pipe M ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ^ M l B » waa nffi*red in St. Catherinc’a church Sweeney, .Miss Loretta Sweeney, .Mr. and We h •▼e erected many beauti­ Given legion of Honor ij''Fiu’itzpatrick, John Frank. .Mr. and Mr.<. Gunnison. Colo., 1 Schramm Light Plant 8 pcs steel tubing H"X20' bed spring July 7. lnterm<»nt Mt. Olivet. ,E. Frei, Marie Frei. Mrs. Gilea Foley. .Mrs. T. Tynan. Alex Ticoulat. Mrs. H. on trailer: American Fuel Co., Salt Lake lire 'I'imins. Art Turner. J. Volk; ’25 steel anchor rods ful monuments in Ml. Olivet EMADITA LAW, 1404 Delaware Philadelphia.— The French Con- Bill Fridinslcin, Joe Frowley, J. A. City, Utah. 1 auto bumper. rolls joofing Cemetery. street. Requiam Ma*. Farmington. N. M., 1 bdl mop handles JHK Guardian Angel church in Meade. palianisni. 1 bdl notions 2 loose axels 15 bx milk bottle caps: Carter, Frank T.. 1 sack cable clamps Etc 1878 X . CO. (B leed S«cr«ment P«ri»h, operation in Mercy hospital last Grand Junction, Colo.. 2 box & 1 crate 1 bdl parts week, is improving nicely. 1 pc agri. implement parts 1 bdl 6 green metal cow yokes 1544 B'way. KE. 307D MRS. MARGARET E. GILCHRIST. 12 DenTer) household goods: Cowan. Mrs. Jewel, Ru- 1 ctn suitcase Reds Take College theron, N. .M-, 1 bag fertilizer: Collinh, 1 ctn china soup bowls Emerson street, died Jtine 30 at her Sister Mary Gertrude, and her Dr. and Mrs. T. J. Rogers and 1 bdl steel hanger straps 1 bdl printing paper home after an extended illness. She was George E., Ouray. Colo.. 3 bdl drill steel: Vienna.— A large part of the daughter, Ruth, returned home last 1 bdl iron tank stand legs 1 bdl stove pipe elbows HT and a resident of Denver for nearly companion. Sister Marie Teresa, Cook Sporting Goods. I... Grand Junction. 1 ctn crepe paper famous Jesuit College of Kalks- Week after a 10-day vacation at Colo.. 1 ctn alum skis: Calder, Howard. 1 ctn sandpaper 60 years. A native of Bellow Falls. of Erie, Pa., flew to Denver last 1 bdl aluminum right angle stripping Call Vl., she received her education there burg, including the athletic Yellowstone National park. They Vernal. tUah. 2 ctn8 milk house units: 1 box enamel percolators week to be with Sister Gertrude’s 1 bdl sheet iron 1 bdl farm implements and moved to Denver in 1889. She wan grounds, has been requisitioned by left last Friday for Pueblo, where Cox: Marlin E.. 40 bdU trap's, 41 boxes gas 3 rolls rubber mother, Mrs. Catherine Simmons, mask carriers, 5 cs ratcher tables. 1 etn steel cabinet married here in 1898 to .Michael Gilchrist, they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. 1 water shut off valve an electrical and mining engineer, who the Red army. Although informed who is seriously ill. 1 sack host ft fitting died 14 years ago. that the part of the building had James J. Palmer over the holidays. 1 bd] copper pipe H "X 1 0 0 ' 1 exhaust pipe Sister Marie Teresa teaches at 1 box auto axels 2 loose bed rails .Mrs. (jilchrist was a member of Ca­ just been reconditioned to provide Little Billy Dooling is enjoying the Catholic Prepatory school for De Herrera. Cecilia. Chama. Colo.. 1 bdl 2 pails fire brick clay 1 bdl 6 washing boards thedral parish. Surviving^are a daughter.^ badly needed room for the expan­ an extensive trip to Chicago, Pen­ 1 ctn work shirts 1 box misc dry good* Mi«.« Mary McNamara, and a son, John! lino rug, 3 pcs. household goods ; Dons Sporf boys in Erie, and Sister Gertrude 1 bdl rug pad 1 bdl bed ends ft 1 bdl rails McNamara, of Beloit. Kan. Requiem Mass sion of the college activities, the nsylvania, New York, and Wash­ Shop. Richfield, Utah, 24 field stoves. is stationed at Mercyhurst high 1 mattress 1 bdl pitchforks was offered July 3 in the Cathedral. In­ Russians announced that the requi­ ington with his grandmother, Mrs. school, Punxsutawney, Pa. 2 boxes advertising matter 1 ctn solder A files terment Ml. Olivet. W, P. Horan & Son sition is to remain in force for D. C. Church. 1 bdl 2 sleds service. 1 bdl stove pipe at least one year. Societies to Hold Henry Nadorff and his three Exclusive Pharmacy. Ogden, Utah, 2 1 cln toys 1 ctn plumbing supplies MRS. DELIA FEELY. .3500 Race daughters enjoyed several days bdls Seal gummed paper. 1 box tools 1 cln Woodbury Soap .street, died Jtily 4 at her home after an I ctn wire 1 ctn photo supplies illness of more than two years. Born Interment Mt. Olivet. Theodore Hnckethal Corporate Communion days stay at their mountain cabin, 1 ctn bicycle mortuary. 1 ctn window units in County Mayo. Ireland. March 10. 1872. On Sunday, July 11, at the 8 as did Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nad­ 1 ctn paper cups 1 etn 12 inner tubes 650-16 • he came to this country and New York FRANK JARAMILLO, 2539 Glcnarm orff, Jr., and their .son, Jimmy. Fresquez, Frutoso. Arrayo Hondo, N. M.. 1 ctn rock wool 1 bdl springs city after completing her schooling street. Father of Mrs. Josephine Sima o’clock Mass, members of the 1 suit case and Mr.s. Oolobes de l.arios nf Los An­ 1 auto head: Farmer’s Mill A Elevator, 2 pair bed rail* there She moved to Denver S3 years ago Knights of Columbus, St. Vincent Mrs. William C. Thornton and 1 box gears geles. Calif.; Joseph Jaramillo. U. S. Price, Utah, 2 ctn calendars. 1 ert blower casing ft filters and was married here in 1899 to Michael Tommie went to Estes Park. Mr. I' bdl chairs 1 bdl neck yoke clips T. Feely. a building contractor. .Mr, army in Germany: Mrs. .Susie Hawkins de Paul, Holy Name society. Dad’s 1 ctn cotton pc goods 1 ctn glass cover* Feely died here in 1902. of Columbus. Neb.; Margaret Hendricks club. Cub and Boy Scouts will re­ and Mrs. Max L. Gray and their G 2 pcs stove pipe 1 ctn iron or steel clamps Mrs. Feely was a member of Annun­ and Mr-*. Dolores John.son of Omaha. ceive Holy Communion in a body. boys, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Neb Rosary will he recited in mortuary Georgetown Enterprises, Georgetown. 1 ctn cotton pc goods 1 ctn toy guns ciation parish. Surviving are a daughter, Our Lady of Lourdes circle will^ Sabine and children formed a Colo., 60 pkgt post cards: Goddard Co.. 1 bd! castings 1 bag aluminum bushing* Mr«. Mary M. Lynch, with whom she chapel Thursday, July 8 at 7:30 p.m. Requiem Ma^s will he offered at 9 o'clock meet Tuesday evening, July 13, party and took a cabin at Pine, Geo. W.. Ogden. Utah. 1 cast iron yoke; 1 steel trailer coupling I box Educational Manuals. lived: a sister. Mrs. Mary Rutledge; a Gordon Supply Co., Moab, Utah, 60—6 ga! 1 Ctn *ib.p. electric motor Fhy*ica! Science brother.: John Lydon, and six grand­ Friday, July 9. in Holy Ghost church. Colo. Interment Mt. Olivet. Olinger mortuary. in the home of Mrs. A. B. Baum­ di*ums roofing cement. 1 bdl 6 galv cans single leaf springs children. all of Denver. Requiem Mass gartner. Sister Alexine, Monrovia, Calif., 1 pkg 2 from wheel bearings bdls 18 pcs coal drill parti was offered July T in Annunciation SALVATORE (SAM ) SILEO. 4127 1 c* gun stocks Knox court. Husband of Rose, father James Patrick Brennan, infant visited her sister. Sister Victorine, box paint thinner rhurch. Interment Mt. Olivet. W. p. 1 bdl bed rails Horan & Son service. of Mrs. I.ouise Kluge and James M. at Blessed Sacrament convent last H iron post with base son of Mr. and Mrs. William Bren­ Hall Dist. Co., W. R., Grand Junction. 1 ctn lamp chimneys boxes metal theater letters MR5. MARY KANE. 2229 Race street, Sileo. grandfather of James M. Sileo. week. Jr. Rosary will he recited at 8 p.m. nan, was baptized by the Very Rev. Colo., 1 ctn wheel jacks: Hupp Furniture 1 ctn roofing ft 1 ctn nails bdl metal bed rails died July 6 at her home after an ex­ Sister Ann Monica is studying Co.. Montroae. Colo.. S bdls bed slats: 2 bdls copper ground rods ctn brown thread tended illne:«s Born in Kansas City, Mo.. Thursday, July 8. in the mortuary draw­ Harold V. Campbell, with Harold ingroom. Requiem Mass will be offered at Loretto academy in Webster, Hastings, Don, Cortez, Colo.. 1 pail lubri­ 1 back wall for stove or furnace box machinery Nov. II, 1864. she moved to Abilene. Dolan and Mary Pat Brennan as cating grease: Henderson, R. W.. Delta. 1 box glass 36"X8' etn earthenware Kan., when a child and completed her at 10 o’clock Friday. July 9 in St. Cath­ Mo., and Sister Alice Patricia in erine’ church. Olinger mortuary. godparents. The Rev. Joseph Colo.. 17 bags mineral mixture: Hommell, 2 tables cases hooks schooling there. She was married in Ahi. Leberer baptized Sheilamarie Noo­ Washington, D. C. P.F.C. I^ewia. Kearns. Utah. 1 barrack* bag 1 bdl 12 galv pails ctn toys lene in 1891 to Robert H. Kane, an at­ Mr. and Mrs. Horace B. Maltby of clothing: Hole>In-The>Rock Diner, 1 wooden box ft contents tractor tire torney. They moved lo Denver 45 years nan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. are enjoying a motor trip Co Yel­ .Moab, lUah. 1 ctn alum paste; Hines. 1 ctn matches skid board ago and Mr. Kane died here in 1939. Deep Sea Diver James Noonan, with William R. Fran^ Salt Ijike City, Utah, 10 ert* disn- 1 ctn onion choppers loose gear Surviving are two daughters. Claire H. Noonan and Margaret M. Haley lowstone National park. washing machines: Hansen. Melden, 1 bdl 2 ctns medicine cabinets cln part* and Ellen Kane, both of the home ad­ Is Buried as sponsors. Mr.s. James W. Creamer honored steel hayrake axel. 2 ctns waste paper baskets bdl 8 sledge hammers W /0 bandits dress; % son. Raymond J. Kane, Ponca her son, Jim, Jr., with a party on 2 boxes and 2 ctns books bdU of 6 coal hods City, Okla.: two brothers, Richard Hogan. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Riordan and 1 gal paste implement discs the occasion of his 10th birthday. Newton. Kan., and John Hogan. Abilene; family are leaving July 15 fqr 1 15-gal. water tank fladgc* a sister. Miss Anna Hogan. Abilene; Children attending St. Wal- Jones. C. Harry. Price, Utah. 2 pkgs cal­ i Guy wire guard agricultural wheel three grandsons. Maj. Raymond J. Kane, Albuquerque, N. Mex., where they endars: Joxen Clothing Co.. Mintum, Colo.. ] ctn lamp chimneys 1 casting rough •Ir.. Dayton. Ohio; Robert and Donald burga’s camp in South Boulder, will make their future home. Mr. include the four Maltby children, 1 ctn knitted woolens. 1 box household goods 8 pcs misc castings * Kane. Ponca Ctty. Okla.; and two great­ Riordan has been made manager 1 pc galv pipe 18' 1 bdl teachers chairs grandchildren. Rosary will be recited at Barbara, Marie, Billy, and Jimmy; 1 cln Maraschino eherriea the residence Thursday. July v. m 8 of the TWA lines in that city. 8 cs wood chair* Jack Dooling, Jim Creamer, Jr.; 15 sheet* galv iron i o’clock. Requiem Mass will be offered at 1 electric storage battery assembly 1 pc galv iron pipe 10' 9 o’clock Friday. July 9. in Loyola Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Connor and John Chambers, Billy McCarthy, Livingston. 0. L., Hooper, Colo.. 16 pcs I ert used folding bed ft mattress church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard son. Jack, have returned home household goods: I^hman, Clarence. Gun­ 1 bdl bed rail* 1 fence gate and John Gehraty. 1 mactMoe crank— 6 ’ cable att'd. mortuary. after a vacation trip to Marlow, nison. C^lo., 1 roll linoleum rug: Larson 1 bdl coil wire springs Mrs. Frank Sabine entertained Dist. Co.. Denver. Colo.. 1 crate refrigerator 1 ctn jackets 2 coal ft wood stoves AMBROSE WILLIAM CISI. 4454 Mor- Okla. 20 guests at breakfast July 1, unit: Law. Ray E., Price. Utah. 1 used 1 ctn rubber tile 6 grader blade* rison road. w*a.s killed instantly July 4 1 rack 1 etn glass insulators when his motorcycle collided head-on The Dads’ club of Blessed Sac­ honoring her sister-in-law, Mrs. camp bed and mattress; Larsen. John S. Bicknell. Utah. 1 gate and 2 rolls fencing: 1 ctn tumblers 1 etn sandpaper ft adhesive disks with an auto on Morrison road, two miles rament parish held a social meet­ Donald Creiager, o f Detroit, Mich. 1 bdl 3 steel strips 1 etn strainer west of Denver. He was 26 and the first Liffs, Grand Junction. Colo., I ctn bats. ing in the school hall Wednesday, Linda Suian Celia Baptized 2 fill pipes ft caps for underground 1 etn white shoe dressing Colorado victim of the Fourth of July tanks traffic accidents. an evening of games and refresh­ Father Campbell baptized the 1 etn paint 1 ctn shampoo Surviving are his parents, Mr. and M 1 ctn glass dishes ments and anyone wishing to infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 2 ctn miac. auto parts steel rims .Mrs William J. (jisi: three brothera. make returns on ticket sales of Miller. Joe L.. Craig. Colo.. 1 atepladder: Paul Celia, with Joseph Celia and MatkoWeh, Tony. Created Butte. Colo., 1 1 ctn misc. p^sonal effects iron braces Eugene. James, and William. Jr.: and 1 ctn bicycle tube patches three sisters. Lilian. Idella. and Janet, all the recent Dads! club dance may Mrs. Clara Jamison as godparents. bdl 6 tirea: McClain. R. F., Monte Vista. 6-gal drum floor poliehing wax I truck leaf spring ert toilet tank THOUGHTFUL PEOPLE qj Denver. Requiem High Mass is being do so at this time. Colo., 10 pc8 personal effects; Mast Ads 1 cm hammer handles offered at 10 o’clock Thursday. July 8. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. O’Connell Neon Service. Grand Junction. Colo.. I ctn box 4 1-gal eans paiot in. Presentation church. Interment Ml. Traus; Montrose Electric Co., Montroae, 2 ctns match safes ctn (2 rolls eellophane) American Pennant 1 ctn robes b u y memorials. Valuing Olivet. Boulevard mortuary. o f Marion, .0., have been the Colo., 2 ctn heaters*. Miley Co., E. J., Ridg- etn 1 motor with tools guests of Mr. and Mrs. Homer F. way, Colo., 1 box baker float shoe: Miley I ctn lunch boxes etn notions life’s proudest heritage, a PFC. DONALD L. CONARTY. Grave- Mig. Co. 8 pkgs ft 1 bag bolU and plaUa etns metal bread boxes side aervices were held at Mt. Olivet Woehrmyer and their daughter, Co., E. J., Ridgway. Colo,. 2 C.W. Bita: HFGB’8. o r Moore, W. J., Montroae. Colo.. 11 bdla drill 1 bdl 2 dining chairs tire ft wheel 900X16 July 3. for Pfc. Donald L. Conarty. 249 JoAnn, the past several weeks. 1 bdl shovel handles good name, the>’ know that HI-SCHOOL AND FRAT BANNERS. pipe coupling. bdl 11 weed racks Delaware street, who was killed in action SEALS. STATE PENNANTS. SCOUT 1 cs milk bottles ctn Ckristmas boxes at Iwo Jima March 24, 1945. Pvt. Con­ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Lynch a family memorial will pre­ BANNERS 1 ctn waste reepL ctn water glasses arty. a marine, was born April 1, 1916. are on a vacation in San Francisco CHENILLE EMBLEMS. 1 ctn dinner khives bdl of 10 galv rods 6' long H* at Norton. Kan. He attended schools CLARENCE E W E R T Z, and Sacramento, as are the Walter MONOGRAMS AND CAPS Ouray County Herald, Ouray. Colo.. I 1 pc pipe fittings sack (4) agri tropl shovels or digger* serve that name throughout there and was a barber before moving to 534 15th SL, Fontini Ralldlnc. KE 5357 3 ctn cocktail glasses ft 1 etn bowls 1 handle (wooden) Denver in 1940. Before enlisting in the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Coughlins and their three chil­ bdl puipboard; O’Malley, Mm. S. V., Pa­ Ewertz of Keenesburg, who was onia, Colo.,^40 new mty bu .baskets: Olive 1 box electric motor ft grinder 1 pkg 24 each men T-shirts the ages. marine corps in 1944 he had been i dren, who are motoring through WASHING MACHINES 1 night stand sociated with the Denver and Rio Grande Shop, Richfield, Utah, 1 ci cotton robes. tire 600X16 buried in Mt. Olivet cemetery, Southern California. Mr. Cough- 2 ctns ^uto parts railroad and the Remington Arms plant MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF PARTS etn eleetrieal fixturet here. Denver, as noted in last week’s lin’s brother-in-law- and sister, Mr. We apeeisliie in wrinzer rolli and 1 bdl mop handles bags track chains wringer repiin—any make. 1 barrack bag tire 650X16 Pvt. Conarty was the holder of the paper. He was a deep sea diver, and Mrs. Jack Daly, and their JACQUES BROTHERS Complete new wringett. $1S op. Pumel Oil Co., Grand Junction. Colo., 1 Ford tie rod rolls camelbaek Medal of Honor and the Purple Heart and and is shown here with his diving daughter, Grace, have just re­ BRING YOUR JOB TO US bdl 2 main links for springs Inner tube had been overseas eight months at the 6 ctns stove castings ft 1 bdl stove buting: outfit. During the war he instruc­ turned from San Francisco after Save Service Charge Pumel Oil Burner Co., Grand Junction, auto spring assembly 1 etn fluorescent flxturee ' time nf his death. He was a member of bdl 3 plowshares 1 roll butcher paper* Since 1902 St. Joseph's parish. He is survived by ted in underwater welding and cut­ a vacation. RAY JONES WASHING Colo., 1 box oil burners; Price, C. L.. Hay­ MACHINE CO. den, Colo., 4 pcs sprocket wheels. 1 crank pcs implement parts 1 splash guard his mother, ^ r s . Mary E. Cuater. 249 ting. At one time he was sent to Joe Kehoe, son o f Mrs. David B bdl steel window frame 1 roll belting MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION ’ 375 S. Broadway. Denver t, Colo. pin and 1 crank pin nut: Phillips Petro­ Delaware street; two daughters. Mary Las Vegas, Nev., to retrieve the Douglas,' who underwent a major grain drill 1 box metal choir Ann and Bonnie Kay Conarty. Denver; 8P. 3735 leum Co., Grand Junction, Colo., 2 display body of a pilot whose plane had set of tank rests 1 bdl enltivator teeth 28 E. 6lh Ave. T.Abor 6-468 and a sister. Miss Sylvia Conarty cases; Pehrson Hardware ft Appliance (3o.. Englewood. Olinger mortuary. crashed in Lake Mead. Salt Lake City, Utah, 8 ctns toya; Poiaet, bdl wooden handles 1 etn wash basin CHECKER CABS 5-gal milk can 1 roll felt pad lino CHARLES (RUTE) RUTKOWSKI. 135 L F., Helper, Utah, 1 cedar chest; Par­ He served on Treasure Island, son's Bakery. Richfield, Utah, 2 bdla seal bdl stove eastings 1 etn bolt* W. Maple, died at his home July 3 after Sightseeing Trips Daily ctn fire brick 1 box shoes an illness of two months. Born in Poland on the U, S, S. Orvetta, and the tape paper: Price Bottling Co., Price, Utah. ED DUNOON 1 crated iron or steel sign. bdl wooden poles 1 etn cup cones. 58 years ago. he came to this country V. S. S. A nl; and w oreihe Asiatic TA. 2233 I bdl 2 mower sickles 1 eta 2 do* glasses when he was 17. He lived in Chicago Pacific ribbon, the Philippine Lib­ 1 bdl 6 garden rakes 1 eta Pymtk and Racine. Wia., before moving to Den­ eration ribbon, Victory ribbon, and R 1 bdl 2 pick axes 1 eta Wlodex Sprayer* ver 16 years ago. He had been associated 1 wooden drum compound 1 etn toy pistol eaps COLD with the Rule Motor company here since Good Conduct ribbon. He was hon­ Royal Crown Beverage Co., Grand that time. Junction. Colo.. 1 bbl potato glucose; 1 bed spring 1 eta building material MONUM^Elfts orably. discharged Jan. 20, 1946, 1 box tools box china figures, pietnrea iiiAiiriniiiUBitis Mr. Rutkowski was a member of 8L Just Good Printing Richards Grocery, Magna, Utah. 1 ctn F|4ncis de Sales* parish. He is survived and had been farming with his paper calendars: Rit Company, Ogden, 1 bag parts eta Pcstroy—laaectleid* by his wife, Jennie; a son, Alan; two father. He died June 20 in Colo­ U ub. S ctn meehanie'e band tools; Be- 1 roll copper wire bdl toy chairs andeau, Wanulta, Denver, Colo^ 2 ctn 1 roll eongoleum border eta bMd ehaias step-children, Shirley and Carol: and a rado General hospital as the re­ brother, Frank. Requiem High Mass is ABE6G-FELL0WS Printing Co, personal effects; Rowan. B. .D., Denver, 1 coal chute door iron rod being offered at . 10 o'clock Thursday. sult of an automobile accident Colo., 1 wooden host-of books; Rowan, 1 passenger cor tire eoO wire rope July in St, Franeie da Salas' ahurob. south of Brighton. BIS 14tS St. • Daawcr '• KE. 4054 R. D., Denver, Oolo., I wooden box per- X S6->gol dram oil cs eaaaed com beefsprsoft •eul tffeeto. 4 eoat Vtlvft Ihecn Was bale mattrot*

i J *3 Thursday, July 8, 1948 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATH0I4C REGISTER Telephone, K E ystone 4205 PAGE NINE

The Denver Catholic Register 4 President...... Most Rev, Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D, Regislorials Editor...... Rt. Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D. Hear Managing Director...... _...Rev. John B. Cav^nagh, M.A., Litt.D, Associate Editors— M. P. Everett, Jour.D.: Rev. Francis Syrianey, M.A.; Linus Riordan, A.B., LittM.; Rev. James B. Hamblin, M.A.; maker. And if there ia no law, Rev. John Ebel, M.A.; Rev. Robert Kekeisen, M.A.; Paul H. Hallett, How Will Draft then youth is free to follow all its Girls, Listen Religiaus Life Litt.D.; Art Editor, Leo Canavan. Editorial Assistants: Robert Hoyt, lower animal inclinations, indulg­ ASK and LEARN A.B.; David Prudhomme, B.S.; Paul Hennessey, M.A. (Joum.), M.A. Affect Students? ing in the familiarities that tempt To Your Hearts Withaut Garb the young— especially when a boy (H is t). ______By Millard F. Everett and girl find great attraction for By Rev. Francis Syrianey By Rev. James B. Hamblin The directives to be issued in each other. The spirit of our day Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. The following, article is ad­ No one, we suppose, was par­ connection with the Selective Serv­ shouts, “Go ahead; take your dressed to unmarried young ticularly surprised that the bill to KOA Publish^ Weekly by ice Act of 1948 concerning the pleasure when you can.” Even women. Others need read no fur­ bar nuns from North Dakota’s deferment of science and medical apart from the cold fact of moral THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) ther. Speaking frankly, it iS a plea public schools passed. The only students and others in these and law, this kind o f advice can lead 938 Bannock Street, 1 for vocations to the religious sis­ surprise is the narrow margin by allied fields are awaited with in­ only to dreary regret, haunting 1U15 terhoods— any and all o f them. which it succeec^—a bare ma­ Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 terest. Ministers and ministerial pictures o f past sins in later life, We speak, therefore, to those girls jority of 52 p e f cent. In other students are exempted from service and a worn-out tawdry view of (and we feel that they are not few words, although Catholics are only EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT Subscription: $1 per year. although they must register if in what should have been beautiful. about one-fifth of the state’s popu­ the 19-25 age limits. The wording in number), who have at one time Club Subscription, with The Repster, Local Edition, $1.80 per Year, The main motive young folks lation, reason and fair play of the act exempts even students or another experienced an inclina­ No Club Subscription Price Offered Outside Coloraao.______should have in being good is the prompted almost half the staters in prep seminaries, as indeed it tion to the religious life. Partic glory and goodness of their Cre­ voters to reject the bill. Over 50,- Questions on religion submitted by the radio Thursday, July 8, 1948 should. The need for religious ularly these words are addressed ator, who gives their souls His to those who may, at this very mo 000 non-Catholics recognized the audience answered on the archdiocesan broadcasL services in the nation is so great anti-garb bill for what it is, the that the training of no bona fide living image in Baptism. But we ment, be debating the prospect o f hysterical, hypocritical spawn of student should be interrupted. shall take a purely natural tack. suen a life. OFFICIAl I archdiocese o f DENVER Look at just a few of the effects bigotry. Booklets on Catholic Church available free of cost Congress left it up to the Presi­ The latest statistics Just re­ The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. that premarital evil experiences No further proof that misguided to all inquirers. dent and the Selective Service produce. leased in the Official Catholic Di­ zealots 'fathered the measure is We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What­ board to take care of the question rectory for 1947 reveal a most sig­ ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or In the first place, people who needed than this: There were no of deferring science students and nificant figure, indeed, it is star­ sponsors of the bill in the districts those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. the like. This is an advance over plan marriage want to be sure that tling. Last year in the United WRITE TO We hope The Register will be read in every home o f the they truly love each other. And I where the nuns taught. The people the regulations in effect during States, the number of priests in­ concerned were evidently satisfied. Archdiocese. the recent war and a recognition of say that refraining from illicit creased by 1,277. In the same pe­ ASK AND LEARN, Station KOA, contacts is the real test of true Only those who knew nothing of We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in another serious need. riod there were only 520 addi­ love. The poet said: “ I could not the situation saw any cause for the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. Forcing college students of tional nuns. Despite the fact U|at Denver 2, Colorado love thee, dear, so much, loved I alarm, any danger to liberty, + URBAN J. VEHR, chemistry, physics, and similar the total number o f sisters exceeds not honor more.” He was a knowledge, or good citizenship in Jan. 29, 1942. Archbishop o f Denver, fields into the military service that o f priests in this country by philosopher, for a boy and girl the fact that children, 96 per cent during the war robbed science a hundred thousand, last year there cannot harbor in their hearts the of whom are Catholics, are taught ranks of almost a generation of were less than half as many new purest kind o f mutual affection by nuns. Quite the contrary, they brilliant young men. Other coun­ sisters as priests. At a time when 75 Nuns Out of Work, But Not For Long if they are willing to lead each were grateful that the sisters made tries were not so foolish. They every religious order is crying for other into serious sin. Love is it possible for the districts to op­ B y R ev . J o h n C a v a n a g h In 1940 the number of children kept young scientists at their more vocations, the number of something spiritual, not sexual. erate .schools at all. For only those reaching the age of six was 2,054,- studies and thereby advanced on nuns is falling o ff sharply. There HANSEN & HANSEN DOYLE’S The North Dakota election that The impulse toward procreation is who are motivated by self-less outlawed the teaching in public 000. In 1948 the crop of six-year- the United States. The work.on must be a reason. There is. ideals would attempt to live on olds is expected to be 2,853,000 nuclear energy, which resulted in a legitimate expression of love in JEWELERS PHARMACY schools of T.5 sisters indicates marriage, but it is not inseparable We have long maintained that $800 per year. ‘’thingTThe'Tacr'^f I This rise reflects the war-baby the atomic bomb, alone takes Th« Ptrticai«r Drutglft among other from the notion or the possession today it takes more real courage But the bigots’ bill passed. And 1628 17th St. vision by the sponsors of the anti­ crop of 1942. It is near the peak thousands of leading scientists. We what is to be done now? To aban­ of love. There are different types and heroism for a girl to enter a ONE STORE ONLY 17th AVE. AND GRANT garb hill. Crusading for the elirn- to be eiyiected in the three years still are ahead in that field. But qfnvent than for a young man to don the schools would be to aban­ the secret of the A-bomb can be of love— mother love, brotherly KE. 4»»7 f r e e DELIVERT inalion 6f sisters from the public ahead. By 1952 the schools will go th the seminary. The restrictive don those children, Catholic and solved by other nations, some love, and conjugal love. But all .schools was done not on a local but have to make room for at least a demands upon freedom of activity non-Catholic. For it may happen million more fisst-graders than unfriendly, to us, if it has not these, to pass the acid test, must on a national initiative. The par­ are much more severe. A girl not only in North Dakota but else­ already been discovered by them. be benevolent, unselfish, reverent ents of the children taught in pub­ they accommodated in 1947. must sacrifice almost every shadow where in the West, that schools ► We must stay ahead at all costs. — not self-seeking and grasping lic schools by the sisters did not Making the school problem even of independence in adapting her­ will not open because no teachers The very thought of war makes for themselves a moment's pleas­ request or promote the drive to get more serious is the fact that the self to the demands of life in a are available. It seems then that school population is holding up in us sick at heart. But we cannot ure at the cost o f the loved one’s the nuns out of the schools. It was innocence of soul. A young man religious community. For girls the time is right to suggest a new MORGAN, LEIBMAN & HICKEY < successive years of grade and high escape our position in a troubled done by outsiders who should have who expects his fiancee to submit reared in the modern atmosphere activity for the Church in this land i school. Nine out of 10 six-year-olds world, and we must be ready to known better, and whose motives to too-great familiarity does not of self-expression and equality of of ours. The field is wide open now remain in school past the age meet whatever may come. This INSURANCE SINCE 1S97 i are certainly open to question. As love her; he loves himself, and the seitfs in all things, this is no and its harvest should be useful of 15. This means that school popu­ means constant research not only i for the nuns, they will have no then with only a degrading type of easy matter. But it is not im- to Church and country. lation tends to build up. It will be on atomic energy, but also on ALL LINES OF INSURANCE i trouble finding new jobs, and it vanity. pos.sible. Since myopia seems to be the 1966 before the last class of the jet planes, bacteriological warfare, i will not be too long before they will and dozens of other projects. Let us suppose that in a certain Granted that the initial offer­ heritage of American anti-Cathol­ G u Ulil El*efrle Bldt. Phon. TAbor U9I be missed severely by the schools babies of the 1942-47 “ boom” case a young couple allowed them­ icism. since religious garbs seem i years is graduated from high Nor can the home front be ing of self is difficult, and that from which they have been driven. selves to be overcome by cheap to blind it to the complete vision i school. ignored. The ratio of doctors and the period of adjustment and of .A school problem of unprece­ dentists to the general population emotion before marriage. Do you accommodating oneself to a new 1 of the truth that is Catholicity, School facilities face a forced dented size is developing in this has constantly lengthened. We think that in later j^^^s the hus­ life brings further difficulties, we let us open the bigots’ eyes. Let expansion. Grade schools, high country. The baby csop of war and simply do not have enough of band’s mind will be entirely free feel safe in saying that for the girl us show them that long, black schools, and colleges will be forced post-war years is of record propor­ these professional men to take from every taunting wisp of sus­ who has the courage to turn her skirts and veiled heads have noth­ to erect more buildings, to develop tions. Schools are currently over­ care of the nation's health needs picion when someone says his wife back on the so-called attractions of ing to do with the essence of re­ THESE CATHOLIC PROPERTIES crowded. We have read of the lat­ more plants. That takes money, an now, and the demand for medical was drinking a Coke with an old this world and to make herself a ligion. If the religious garb is all estimated $6,600,000,000 just to they object to, then let the teach­ est effort to limit the youngsters services is increasing. Training a boy friend at the corner drug heroine for Christ the recompense Are Heated With to half a day of schooling in order meet needs now urgent. doctor is a long and expensive store? Sure it was innocent— but will know no comparison. ers live together and pray to­ What makes the action of the she was so easy before. . . . Or gether and teach—all in becoming, that all may get some training. We process, one made more arduous Life magazine not long ago car­ • TROUBLE FREE • ECONOMICAL promoters of eliminating the nuns when the husband goes on that modest, and modern dress. are not only lacking in school fa­ yearly by new discoveries in medi­ ried a big photo feature on the life from the schools utterly stupid is week’s trip to the East for a con­ cilities, but also in an adequate cal science. To keep a sufficient of a career girl in a big New York Is it too radical to suggest that • FULLY AUTOMATIC the critical shortage of teachers. vention—is there no little cloud supply of teachers. This being the supply of professional men to office. Her life, with its bustle, its the nuns lay aside their beloved School teachers are needed in large of anxiety in his spouse’s heart problem of the hour, what js it serve the nation at home and in false excitement, its frustrations, garb to take up this work for going to be four vcars from now I numbers. By 1953 there will be about the way the “ boys” will Christ? It has been done in times the armed forces their training and its difficulties is typical of Killam Gas Conversion Burners ■ ' need for 1,000,000 more school behave? He may do nothing at all of public attack, why could it not when we are faced with a tre­ must go on uninterrupted. that of many of our young Cathadral Rectory St. Elizabeth’. Church School teachers, on the basis of official out o f the way— but freedom from be done in this land of undeclared mendously expanded wave of pu Sufficiently rigid standards can women who lead what adds up to St. Franci. De Sale.’ Church Rectory Cethedral Grade School estimates. That means tripling the mortal sin was not sufficient persecution? Granted the garb is pits? be set up to rule out draft dodgers a pointless existence dominated by St. Philomena’. Church Rectory Cathedral High School output of teachers if that need is motive before marriage. . . . a precious thing to the sisters. in any of these categories. Tbe a weekly paycheck and the com­ St. Patrick . Church Rectory Catholic Daughter, of America to be met. .Actually, colleges will And then those vivid pictures They wear it in proper pride as importance of training young petition to be first in the latest Fr. Houser to Speak graduate only 75 per cent as many of sins before marriage— disgust­ the uniform of their community. There’s a Killam Burner for Every Type Healing Plant scientists and professional men is variation of the “ new Itmk.” qualified elementary-school teach­ so great that adequate deferment ing, disquieting, terrifying. Yes, It is a mark of distinction; it is a On Sacred Heart Hour ers in 1948 as in 1941. directives should be prepared with­ they were forgiven by Christ’s We would turn the attention of badge of protection; it is usually our Catholic young women to the The Rev. William F. Hou.ser,, By - the time the people. . . awaken out fail. absolution given by the priest; but a pledge of respect. To put aside S.J.. of Regis college will be tbe ‘ o the con.sequences of their action the memory remains. We should lives o f “ career women,” whose that garb would be asking a great G A S B U G N iS CO. speaker on the Denver edition of in outlawing the nuns frtro the forget them, sure. Bift human careers really stand for something, sacrifice. And yet, might the situa­ public schools in North Dakota The Real Test minds and hearts do not work our Catholic sisters. These women tion not justify the suggestion? Manufacturer.*! in Denver for 20 Years the Sacred Heart radio program have found in their efforts to Consulting Gas Engineers to he broadcast at 12:45 noon Sun- some districts will have no teach- that way. There is another alternative. It day. July 11, over station KMYR. to train their children. The Of True Love My dear young people, it is up serve Christ and their fellow men would require, it seems to me, 260 Broadway RAca 2871 schools staffed by the nuns are vir­ to you. Which do you want— a satisfaction that the world does greater sacrifice, greater prudence, A recording of Elgar’s ‘‘.Ave By R e v . R o bert E. K e k e is e n tually all in communities that will bright diamonds or dull lead, en­ not know. In devoting their lives and greater fortitude than is now Verum,” made by Francesco Val­ This is for young people who to the education o f the young entino of the Metropolitan Opera not attract teachers unless they are during happiness in marriage or demanded by any religious com­ motivated by ideals divorced from are engaged to be married, and a moment’s delight before mar­ along religious and moral lines, to munity. It would ask that a group company when he was in Denver, for young people who are “ going dollars and comfort. It was only riage? the care of the sick and the neg­ of Catholic women take upon will be played on the program. steady,” and for young people. I because the county school boards lected, and in missionary labors themselves all the essential burdens Other music will be furnished by like to write for young people DR. R. S. HODGES could not get lay teachers in the they find a new sense of values— of the religious life with none of The Regis College Glee club, ac­ because I like them, and especially 45 Junior Teams Form first place that they brought in a true sense of values, since it is the external consolation and pro­ companied by Margaret Reddy. because I think that young people the nuns. The latest development measured by the standards of tection of the religious garb. We ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF HIS The Rev. Richard E. Arnold, are among the sorriest victims of is not so much an attack on the sis­ City Softball League Christ. suggest that a community could be .S.J.. of Regis college is director of that monster called secularism, ters as it is a boost for illiteracy. Forty-five junior softball teams True, their sacrifice is not easy, formed whose members would live OFFICE IN THE NEW the program. which has been so much the object To make the situation even more have registered to play in the Den­ but nothing worth while is ever the common life, pronounce the of Catholic attack since it eats absurd the ministerial group of ver city-wide softball program, ac­ easy. The compensations, however, usual vows, and perform the usual away at the foundation o f Chris­ EYAN BUILDING ^ New York, which is back of the cording to Gil Cruter, softball su­ more than make up for any tem­ work of a teaching sisterhood but tianity and even of belief in God. CATHOLIC RADIO LOG drive to outlaw the nuns under the pervisor. They play on Tuesday porary hardships or misgivings. would not enjoy the privilege of It is easy to see how secularism I title of “ Protestants and Other I and Thursday. They will realize the blessed happi- the religious garb. Such a group Station KOA hurts young people— how the God­ AT 1717 EAST COLFAX AVE.-SUITE 104 I Americans United for Separation There are 26 youth teams mak­ nes.s of a life devoted to the serv­ could go into the schools of Da- C. D. OF A.— National conven­ less and moral-less atmosphere of of Church and State,” has now ing six leagues. These games are ice of the Master whose generos­ 'kota, New Mexico, or any other tion in Patadena, Calif., Sun­ our day will, if allowed to pursue shouldered a number of communi­ played on Monday, Wednesday, ity cannot be measured. place where the bigots fear the CHIROPODIST day, July 11, 3:30-4 p.m. freely its destructive way, ruin the ties with the job of building public and Friday. The city playoffs will presence of holy, gentle, and re­ only chances for happiness that Please do not misunderstand us. CATHOLIC HOUR — Sunday, schools. Several of the 19 schools to he held the week of August 2. fined women because their dress is young people have. The secularist We are not trying to chase every ORTHOPEDIC PODIATRIST 4 p.m. in which the nuns taught are Ten girls’ teams play on Tues­ black and their heads are veiled. hates to say the word God; he unmarried girl into a convent. owned by the Church and were day and Thursday. The 13 senior They could do the work of reli­ ASK AND LEARN—Sunday, hates to hear the word religion; he Far 1^ it from us to urge the life FOOT SURGERY—X-RAY rent free to the public school dis­ gious, lead the life of religious, but 11:15 p.m. hates to be reminded of the word teams play at 16th and Columbine upon any girl who has not the in­ tricts. The average salary of $800 and 41st and Lipan. avoid the opposition of those who morality. But without God, with­ clination or the desire. But to girls Office Phone DE. 6654 Evenings by Appointment Station KVOD per year that was paid to the ais- hate religious. out religion, without morality and young women who sometimes jters will not likely attract many Fantastic, too dangerous? May­ HOUR OF FAITH— Sunday, there is no happiness. And I say Ohio Hospital Dedicates wonder whether their search for : applications from lay teachers, and be. But not impossible. It has never 9:30 a.m. that this applies especially to earthly happiness is not the quest jit is going to be a problem main­ Home to Nurse Officer been done before? Well, there was young people, because they are in of the glistening bubble that Station KMYR taining one-room schools for two to no teaching order of women before that period o f life in which they Toledo, 0. — The new student bursts when it is grasped, not we, SACRED HEART PROGRAM six children. St. Angela de Merici founded the build or destroy for the future, nurses’ home at Maumee Valley but the Lord has said: "And every­ Ursu)ines in 1535. I am sure she — Weekday! at 7:15 a.m. insure or reject happiness. hospital haa been named Victoria one v'ho has lef‘ house, or brothers, Sunday at 12:45 p.m. considered the “ never been done” Gets National Post One effect of extreme secular­ hall in honor of Miss Anne Vic­ or sisters, or father, or mother, or argument. And she won canoniza­ wife, or children, or lands, for My Station KFEL St. Paul, Minn.— Sister Mary ism that I want to attack today, toria Houck, executive secretary of tion because she refused to admit .Albert, director of home econom­ and warn our youth against, is'^the the National Council of Catholic name’s sake, shall receive a hun­ it. AVE MARIA HOUR— Sunday. ics at Mt. Mary college, Milwau­ moral license that sinners permit, Nurses. Miss Houck, who directed dredfold, and shall possess life Perhaps the honors of the altar 5:30 a.m. and 11:30 p.m. kee. was elected president of the even urge, for those who are the hospital’s school of nursing for everlasting’’ (Matt, xix, 29). await someone whose followers MOVING & STORAGE FAMILY THEATER—Sunday. .National Catholic Home Econom­ planning marriage. The secularist, 25 years, was present for the dedi­ We can ask no more than this would forego the garb to bring 6 p.m . ics association at its annual con­ denying God, denies God’s law, for cation. Her headquarters are in promise of earthly and eternal religion to children in places where vention at St. Catherine’s college. there is no law without a law­ Washington. heavenly happiness. religious are feared. STORAGE SPruc€ 2671 LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY O)* So. Pearl

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To All that breach and under the RA. ISIS^FREE DELIVERY The adjoiniig property on South leadership of those gentlemen-i- Lincoln street, which belongs io Frank Breen, Howard Heffernan, FORGET-ME-NOT the parish, will serve as the play­ and Wally Dee— the Cathedral ground. The ditch running between Young People’s club was reorgan­ FLOWER SHOP the adjoining properties will be ized. covered in the fall. As clubs in other parishes of the 28.1 So. Downing Members of the Victory club and city returned to an active basis, it Builders’ society * are encouraged became apparent that there was to keep their lues up to date, in need of a mother woup to corre­ view of the need for funds for the late the activities o f the individual II tflST BRVRUU RV[ • SP I573 ■ JACKSON’S new school. New parishioners are units. The Young People’s coun­ Cut Rate Drugi invited to take out memberships cil was organized, again under the in the Builders’ society. Dues leadership of Frank Breen. JOE'S MARKET PRESCRIPTIONS amount to 10 cents per day or $3 And now, in less than two years FOUNTAIN SERVICE a month. Membership cards can DON'T BE DECEIVED FREE PROMPl DBLIVBRT of its formation, the Young Peo­ Call 8P. I4i& Dewnlat A AUntda be obtained at the rectory,or from ple’s council, composed of delegates I trim my maat and carry only the Holy Name men. A canvass of of 12 individual clubs, has per­ choice AA A A Corn Fad Beef. the parish with a view to member­ formed a feat deserving public no­ ships will be made as soon as con­ Honest Weights tice— the first of what it is hoped struction of the new school begins. will be an annual Field Day cele­ The Altar society will sponsor a 105So.t)gden PE. 1943 BUCHANAN’S ^ /keam ^ kez^ bration. card party in the Englewood city Christian Bros. Wines hall this coming Tuesday after­ In a gesture typical of the or­ Alameda Drug Store ganization, moreover, the day was All Popaiar Bttre noon, July 13, at 2 p.m. All are in­ not 'Without its serious moment. V. O. PETERSON. Prop. W« Deliver CITY OF ST. LOUIS' vited to attend. PE. 1777 .377 So. Bdwy Sister Barbara has 'returned The day began with the celebration Cat Rate Drags of an outdoor Mass at Our Lady Through Pullman and Coach service to Los to the convent following a fall in FonnIaIn Serrica School Snpplin the school when she broke her of the Rockies camp before a de­ MERK'S Angeles, San Francisco, Portland. For the knee-cap. She is now able to walk vout throng. Your Business Appreciated finest in rail travel, ride the Streamliner. againf and go about her duties in The point we want to emphasize, Alameda and Rmadwav DRUG STORE the convent. however, is that in a very vigorous A wedding was held in St. Louis’ and sincere sense the Catholic CUT RATE PRICES WESTBOUND (Daily Schedule) EASTBOUND church last Saturday morning, young people of Denver are in Mr. QUALITY CLEANING Preeertptlons Accarattlj Filled Breen’s debt. Wines. Blcre. Etc. Foontain Lv St. Louii---- 4:00 pm (C.T.) Lv Lot Angtloi . 9:30am(P.T.) when. Miss Avalon Geeck and Eu­ REASONABLE PRICES We do not infer that Mr. Breen Lv Kam a! City . V:30 pm Lv Son Francisco 11:00 am (P.T.) gene Clark were married prior to Tour Girmtnta Inaorod Afilnat Firt 1300 So. Pearl SP. 7639 Lv LBwrtneei*) 10:10 pm Lv Portlond .... 8;10amlP.T.l a Nuptial Mass celebrated by labors under the “ handicap” of be­ •nd Thift Lv Toptka ...... 10:38 pm LvChoyonna .. 5:30pm|M.T.) Father Joseph P. O’Heron. Brides­ ing in his teens. Almost every Sun­ day at the 9 o’clock Mass, he serves WOODY’S Lv Monhottan ..1 1 :2 7 pm Lv Groaloy .... 4:29 pm maid and best man were, re­ RED & WHITE Lv Junction City 11:55 pm Ar Denver ...... 7:40 pm spectively, Miss Charlene Geeck the Cathedral parish as an usher. Lv Sollna ...... 12:45 am Lv Dtnvar ..../ 7:55 pm and James Clark. Miss Mary THE TWO ATTRACTIVE airline stewardessea pic The Very Rev. Dr. Walter J. Cana- Lv Hayj ...... 2:30 am Lv Limon ...... 9:22 pm tiired above are Alice Wright, left, of 1812 Washington van, rector o f the Cathedral and ^ D d 0 f 0 l t GROCERY & MARKET Frances Holzworth, niece of the CLEANERS AND DYERS Lv Ellii ...... 2:00 om (M.T.] Lv Hugo ...... 9:40 pm bride, was flower girl. The bride street, Denver, Cathedral high graduate of 1945, and Eleanora Bastar, of blessed memory in the editorial | Quality iMeals ■ Groceries 328 BROADWAY Lv Oakity ...... 3:12 om Lv ShoronSpringsl 1:15 pm and the bridegroom are both right, of 2951 h'oster court, Denver, a Holy Family graduate of 1942. rooms of the Register, has every Fresh & Frozen Fruits & Fegetables Lv SkaronSpringi 4:02 am Lv Oakley ...... 12:01 am graduates of St. Louis’ school. Both girls became stewardesses July 1, 1948, for Challenger airlines confidence in the ability of the Phonn PE 1788 A PE. 3751 105 So. Ogden PE. 1943 Lv H u g o ...... 5:42 am Lv E ll is ...... 2:15 am (C.T.) Miss Adeline Brzoticky and Ed­ operating out of Denver to Billings, Mont., and Salt Lake City, Utah. teen-age crowd, but as yet he has Lv Lim an...... 4:01 am LvH ays ...... 2:30 am ward Snowdon were married in They completed a special oourse at the Colorado Womens’ college .spared them from the burdens of Stop! Try a A r Dnnver ...... 7:40 am Lv Salina ...... 4:15 am St. Loui.s’ church on Friday before this summer conducted by Elizabeth Decker, airline hostess instructor. an usher. ROTOLO'S Lv Dtnvtr ...... 8:00 om Lv Junction City 5:10 am Father O’Heron. Bridesmaid and But no man is perfect and the 796 So. Broadway DAIRIE DELITE Lv G rte le y ...... 9:01 am Lv Manhattan . . 5:35 am best man were, respectively. Miss one criticism which must be made Ar Cliovonne . . .1 0:20 am Lv Topeka ...... 4:30 am .Mary Flannery and Gerald V. of Mr. Breen is that, in the Cathe­ New Counter Service Ar Lot Anqelti . 4:00 pm Lv Lawrence(t). 4:54 am Hill. Full Plans Are Announced dral Young People’s club which he Standard Gas & Oils Ar San Francisco 4:50 pm Ar Kansas City . 7:45 am Infanta baptized last Sunday serves as president, he succeeds A r Portlond .... 4:15 pm Ar St. Louis .... 1:00 pm were Patrick Henry Ebert, son of much too well. Open Every Day Broadway i*j $ay should be an im- scrupulous hostess. Floor Waxert for Rent Beautiful Ballrooms Private Dining Roomi Moran, subdeacon. 1 :30 in the school. p r e s s i v e demonstration. Cere­ The women in Denver also are Waihing ■ Poliihing Si Lubrication McMurtry Painte — Keraten# The Rev. John Giambastiani, Members of the Holy Name so­ monies at the shrine will begin at in his debt because he places on 6th Ave. at Detroit O.S.M., pastor of the Assumption F R .3396 2808 E. 6th Ave. EA. 3295 ciety will receive corporate Com­ 2 o'clock with a procession of the the public block the eligible males munion in the 8 o'clock Mass this Blessed Sacrament, in which ail church, \^'elby, will offer Mass at in the area and makes it easier for Permanent Waving Circle Brlve ST. CATHERINE'S PARISH Sunday, July 11. The meeting will are invited to take part, from the the shrine grotto at 8 and 10 them to emerge triumphant in the a Specially be held in the rectory on Monday beautiful chapel of the main build­ o’clock on the morning of the pil­ ancient battle of the sexes . . . MARKET grimage. A novena of daily Masses evening, July 12, at 8 o’clock. ing on the camp property down to all worth-while activities. My Lady Edith B. L. Benn.tt — E. R. WilHtm. Why Pay Carfare? was concluded at the shrine July In a seriops vein, we hesitate to Qa.Iitj M .tU — Fiah — Grecriee Our Erety Day Prices BOB & TED’S NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF REAL + • -f + 7, second anniversary of Mother embarrass Mr. Breen, who has no Fruh A Froian Fmlta and VtretaMaa ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OF Cabrini’s canonization, but daily Beauty Shoppe Save You Money APPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE adequate defense against the mer­ 2422 E. 6th Ave. FR. 8891 Red & THiiie Grocery & Market Mass at 9 o'clock is continuing Minnie Keweler, Mgr. Prescriptions Carefully Filled OF TREASURER'S DEED ciless glare of publicity, however We Deliver FINE SELECTION .No. L-864 Cure Ascribed until the day of the pilgrimage. 2804 E. 6th Ave. EA. 0788 MEATS, FISH AND POULTRY OFFICE OF THE TREASURER well intended it may be, but he has The K. of C. shrine committee worked too often without recogni­ Guido Shumake Drugs “ Once Tried . • . Satisfied” CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER MUNICIPAL BUILDING. To St. Cabrini wishes to repeat that arrange­ tion. And so on the occasion of the CR. 9934 38th & Clay 2707 W. 38ih CR. 2773 DENVER. COLORADO ments have been made to provide first annual Fjeld day— carried on ST. PHILOMENA'S PARISH TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, and (Continued From Page One) transportation for any groups of under his quiet direction— we of­ mor« MpMitlly to Gottlieb Fiechtner, Katie x-ray treatments, not likely to be Fieehtner, W. F. Kelty. sisters who wish to attend the pil­ fer our sincere congratulations. successful in a case so far gone. grimage. Sisters can make reser­ JERRY’S RESTAURANT HOLY FAMILY PARISH You and each of you are hereby notified * • • that on the 12th day of November, 1940, vations by calling Miss Ellen Specializing In Spagh.ttt, - the .Manauer of Revenue Ex-Officio Treai- FOR TWO MONTHS Miller un­ St.aki, Friw) Chick.a. RavisU CORN FED MEATS Campbell, FR. 4751, before Fri­ KEEP COOL urer of the City and County of Denver and derwent a series of x-ray treat­ 0 K POLXTRY AND FISH State of Colorado, aold at public ealt to day evening. Bus transportation to Nederland Adds Jerry's Restaurant W. F. Kelty, the applicant, who hat made ments unusual in number and the shrine will be available at $1.25 demand for a Treaiurer't Deed, the fol­ length. For 36 times he was ex­ for the general public. Reserva­ 3401 E. Cclfai at Cask CLEANERS & DYERS TENflVYSOIV lowing detcribed real ettate, litiute In the ICE CREAM posed to the dangerous rays for tions should be made at the K. of 2nd Sunday Mass DE. 9940 IRA T. THOMAS. Prop. City and County of Denver and Stata of Meat Market Colorado, to-wit: a maximum of five and three-quar­ C. clubhouse, TA. 1480, before (St. Dominie'a Periih, Denver) Cleaning • .\Ilcring Ix)tt Thirty-Nine (39) and Forty ter minutes. And throughout this Friday evening. 'The attendance at Maaseg in St. (40). in Block Two (2), Ernot'a period Mrs. Miller redoubled her FROSTED MALTS Rcjiairing • Dyeing 4016 Tennyaon GR. 0443 At the shrine, the Missionary! Rita’s chapel in Nederland is Addition to Swantea. prayers 'to Mother Cabrini, beg­ 4120 Tennvann CL. 5084 that laid tax aale wai made to talitfy the Sisters of the Sacred Heart, steadily increasing. In previous delinquent general taxea aueated agiinat ging for the "impossible” cure. Mother Cabrini’s own order, have years only one Mass was said S SHUTTO BROS. Dry Goodi— Shoei •aid real eitate for tha year 1939 : that laid Relics of the saint and water from been busy preparing for the nNEST OF FRUITS AND real eatate was taxed in tht name of every Sunday. To accommodate the Ted Clinton The firms listed here de­ Clothea— Notiona the spring at the saint's shrine record number of visitors ex­ VEGETABLES Gottlieb Fiechtner: that tht statutory increased attendance two Masses (Our Own Manufacture) serve to be remembered period of redemption expired November 12, were always in the sick man’s pected. Through the kindne.s.s of are now being said every Sunday, EA. 4586 1943 : that the tame has not been redeemed : room. COMMUNITY a Denver benefactor a donation at 8 and 10 o’clock. Confessions are 322S E. Colfax EAat 2690 Fraa Dallv.ry 1211 E. Calfaz when you are distributing that eaid property may be redeemed at any Gradually to the surprise of his of 50 gardenia^ has been made heard before each of these Masses. time before a Tax Deed it iiiued: that a attending physicians. Miller’s your patronage in the dif­ MERCANTILE CO. Tax Deed will be issued to the aaid W. F. so that each of the orphans at the Among other improvements to the Kelty. lawful holder of said certificate, on throat began to improve. Not camp on the day of the pilgrimage chapel, new kneelers have been in­ ferent lines of business. the 22nd day of October at 5 o'clock p.m. 3961 Tennyson GL. 3626 only did the malignant carcinoma will be able to have a gardenia stalled. AiVTONTELLl GlTt S A B Green Stamps 1948. unless the tame has been redeemed S ee FRAIVK before S o'clock p.m. of aaid date. o f the parotid gland vanish, but corsage for her hair. , Father John Sweeney of Peoria, WITNESS my hand and aeal this 2Iat the huge wound in his throat be­ Available at the main building 111., made his home at St. Dom­ AT TED’S day of June. 1948. gan to heal. on the shrine property are many inic’s rectory while visiting friends For Quality Bakery Goods (SEAL) Finally, it became clear that The Best in Wines and Beers HARVEY D. WILLSON. different articles and mementos in this city. ^Miller was on the way to recovery. BILLY’S INN T ry Manager of Revenue of the little Italian saint who Friday will be the Feast, of St. 3504 E. Ckilfax , FR. 8881 CHARLF-S HITT. Prop. By ROY W. CASS. Deputy Treaiurer. The only thing necessary would be traveled the world, strewing it John Gorcom and Companions, Firit Publication June 24, 1948. to graft new skin over the serious| Good Food.s WEISS BAKERY l-aet Publication July 8, i948. with permanent records of her Dominican martyrs. On Friday Meet Four Friends Here Published in The Denver Catholic Regieter. wound in the throat, but in a; charitable heart. Many of these also, the Holy Hour will be held week’s time, again to the doctors’ 4-tth & U-vell Plionc C L 9733 4024 Tennyson St. NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF REAL items have been imported from at 7:30. The Very Rev. V. R, BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OF amazement, new tender skin was Italy. Hughes, O.P., will conduct the APPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE growing over what had been a In two short years, the repu­ Holy Hour, and Father J. T. Eul- OF TREASURER'S DEED yawning cavity and the cavity it­ tation of Mother Cabrini's moun­ berg, O.P., will deliver the .ser­ No. 1-356 self was filling in. Those who re­ ROSS VARIETY STORE ’ REDDISH’S Clark's Hardware OFFICE OF TIIK TREASURER tain shrine has been carried across mon. LET US CHECK THAT CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER membered the original condition the country. The visitors’ register This Sunday members of the NOTIONS - INFANT WEAR Red & White m u n i c i p a l b u il d i n g , o f the sick man. with muscles, WARDROBE BEFORE Hardware — Paints at the grotto contains names of Holy Name society will receive Hardware • Toyi GROCERY and MARKEY DENVER. COLORADO gland.s, and even the internal people from every state in the YOUR VACATION TRIP TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, ami Communion in the 7:30 Ma.ss. As 2214-16 Kearney COMPLETE FOOD SERFiCE Sporting Goods — Gifts more especially to Elizabeth Lutz. Law-jI throat exposed, could not believe union. The sisters at the Queen of usual, Holy Name men will be the 8871 Tannyaou GL. 47» hence F. Lutz. Elida B. Donahue, Elide B. | their eyes. But Mrs. .Miller be­ 4034 Tennyson GL. 9282 Heaven orphanage receive many acolytes at this Mass. DE. 4488 Donohue, W. F. Kelty. lieved, and redoubled her visits to inquiries by mail concerning the CREST CLEANERS’ You and each of you are hereby notified Thirty-five public grade school that on the 12th day of November, 19 iO. the grotto o f the mountain shrine shrine and national interest is children are being instructed daily the .Manager of Revenue ^ -O fficio Treas­ of Mother Cabrini and her services growing. from 10 to 12 at St. Dominic’s NEW HOMES FOR SALE AND urer of the City and County of Denver and to the sisters and orphans o f the All these developments encour­ 2 an d 3 Bed Rooma in Park Hill ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH" State of Colorado, aold at public sale to school by Sister M. dementia. W. F. Kelty. the applicant, who hai made Queen of Heaven orphanage. age the Knights o f Columbus Offica DE. 42f6 TAILORS’ DYERS • • * NO'nCE OF PURCHASE OF REAL CoBiplat. Raal Eilat. S.rvlca demand for a Treasurer's Deed, the fol­ shrine committee, which less than ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OP SAVE ON CASH AND CARRY lowing described real etute, situate In the IN A WEEK OR TWO, Edward two years ago undertook the proj­ APPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE City and County of Denver and State of Miller ■will be released from Fitz- ect of establishing a permanent OF TREASUBER'S DEED JOHN F. BRUNO SANTA FE SHOE Bob & Van’s Colorado, to-wit: 2210 Kearney DE 6430 simons. The burns o f his serious x- national shrine in the saint’s honor OFFICE OF THE TREASURER Realtor Lou Twenty-Two (221 end Twen­ CITY AND COUNTILOr DENVER ty-Three (23). in Block Fifty- ray treatment are still too much in HOSPITAL MEAT MARKET at the mountain camp for orphan MUNICIPAL BUILDING. 6107 E. 22nd joaeph Colquitt, Prop. Nine (59), Firat Addition to danger of infection tOk, permit his girls, which St. Frances herself DENVER. COLORADO 744 Santa Fe Drive Swansea. ’ No. L-369 Work Done While You Wait that said tax aale was made to tatiafy the attending the pilgrimage to Mother founded in 1913. ^ John C. Cabrini’s shrine this Sunday, but TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, and Rental Library REASONABLE PRICES PHONE TA, 9104 delinquent general taxes aaaesaed against Members of the Knights of Co­ more eepeeially to Louia R. Romero, Mar- 742 SANTA FE DRIVE FRESH nSH laid rtal estate for the yeir 1939; that seid his first trip after leaving the hos­ lumbus Shrine committee who are aarito Romero, W, F. Kelty. Scholl real eaUte was Uxed in tha name of pital will be a private pilgrimage assisting John J. Campbell, Sr., You and each of you are hereby notified PARK HILL Elizabeth Luts; that the statutory period that on the 23rd day of November. 1948. of redemption expired November 12, 1948; o f thanksgiving to the shrine of the president, are as follows: A. J. ^^WWWAVeWStVWVWWa the Minaaer of Revenue Ex-Officio Treaa- MEATS AND that the same has not been redeemed-: that the saint, who helped accomplish Alcorn, Norbert Beckius, James urer of t)ie City and County of Denver and BOOK STORE •aid property may be redMmcd at any GROCERIES the impossible for him. State of Colorado, aold at public aale to SCa/l j time before a Tax Deed ia lu u ed ; that a W. Creamer, James Eakins, Peter MARGARCT GRINBTEAD And Mrs. Miller? Her “ triumph J. Jonke, John P. Kilcourse, George ■w. F. Kelty. the applieanL who hae made DRAPER’S ‘Tax Deed will be ittued to the h U W. F. demand for a Traaanrcr'i Deed, the fol- 4624 E. 23rd Ave. DE. 1861 Kelty. lOwful holder of said certificate, on o f faith” will be perpetuated in H. Lerg, Joseph Little, Fay Mills, lowinr deacribed real eatate, eituate in the the 22nd day of October at 5 o’clock p.m. her home with a special Mother Linden Mason, William J. Nelson, City and County of Denver and StaU of 1948, unless the tame baa been redeemtd Furniture & Upholstery Colorado, to-wit: VICK’S 1 before 5 o'clock p.m. of aaid date, Cabrini shrine, dominated by a Ray J. Noone, Ed O’Connor, Lot Six (8), in Block Two it), Jerome WITNESS my hand and teal this 3Ut five-foot statue of Denver's own Burnell G. Pettee, Ed Rowland, Park Addition ST. JAMES' PARISH 926 W. 6th Main 4507 day of Junt, 1948. saint. This good woman could Judge Joseph J. Walsh, Earl Bach, S WINES, BEERS, ETC. 1 (SEAL) that eaid tax lale wat made to aatiifyithe delinquent general tazee aaeeiaed againat HARVEY D. WILI.SON. tell much more, o f lapsed Catho­ J. B. Fitzpatrick, J. C. Dinhaupt, jl Bottle or Case j lics brought back to the faith, o f Marion Young, John Doebly, and aaid raal etUU for the year 1942; that aaid Upholstering Manager of Revenue raal rttate waa taxed in the name of By ROY W. CASS, Deputy Treasurer. relief from pain brought to other Joseph Woods.______Hargarito Romero; that tha itatutory pe­ We Deliver p R epairing F lm Publication June 24, 1948, suffering soldiers at the hospital, PIERRE ROOFERS LOkt Publication July 8, 1948. riod of redemption expired November 28, Modernizing Published in The Denver Catholic Reciatar, and o f renewed spiritual vigor on NOTICE TO CREDITORS 1946: that the aame haa not been re­ •1 258 Santa Fe Drive j the part o f lukewarm Catholics— EaUt. ot Dominie Crow, dMwawl. No. deemed; that aaid property may be re­ DECORATORS 83988. deemed at any tima before a Tex Deed INTERIOR a n d EXTERIOR W ood Shingles all because Mother Carbrini chose ■j KE. 7943 1 All work guaranteed Notice la hereby riven that on the 3rd ia iaaued; that a Tax Deed will be taaoed Expert Spraying or CompOBltion K oofs Terms if desired Annunciation to help her husband. day of June, 1948, lettera of adminlatra' to the taM W. F. Kelty, lawful holder of More than once Mr. Miller has Uon. were iuued to the undereimed ai Ad- laid oertUicatc, on the 22nd day of 'Octo­ Bruih Painting Free Estimates Evening Calls nriniatratrix o f the abova named aatata and ber at 6 o’clock p.m. 1943, unleaa the same experienced the odd sensation of a all penona havlnr elaimi astinit' aaid has baan redtemad before t o’clock p.m. TEXTURING Roof Repairing The firms listed here de­ Samples Furnished DRUGS PBICES hand resting upon his wounded eatate are required to file them for alloW' of eaid date. throat, even wnen no one was anet in the County Court ot the City and WITNESS my hand and aeal thia 21at PA PE R HANGIIVG serve to be remembered County of Denver, Colorado, within «ix day of June, 1.948. ^«>ng - Also Living Room II u around. The hand o f Mother Ca­ months 'from aaid data or aaid elalmi will (SEAL) CONTRACTORS when you are distributing brini has reached down into Den­ be forever barred. HARVEY D. WILLSON, a Sets for Sale ver to bestow her blessing on a Harsaret Grow, Manager of Revenue B PIER RE r o o t in g Co your patronage in the dif­ Adminlatra triz. By ROY W. CASS, DepuW ’Traaaurer. community that was honored by Flnt PiibUeatiaB "Jnae 24, 1I4& Jamea W. Creamer. itit Peautt DExtar 5321 u h pwoe* DExter 3869 ferent lines of business. F. D. Draper, prop. •481 nUFTKUM IT. her presence while the waa yet 808 Majeatia Bids.. loat PnbU^tiaa Jnly I, 1941. alive. Attenor (or btata MOlUad la lha Dtsvar CatheUa loBMa. i- Thursday, July 8, 1948 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone; K E ystone 4205 PAGE ELEVEN

K $n C B OP PURCHASE OP REAL isTj—TATE AT ------TAX SALE A>n> - OP - Colorado Springs Nuns Working in Roggen APPLICATION FOB ISSUANCE S p r i n i ^ s Martin J. Murphy to Head OP TREASURER’S DEED OFFICE OP THE TREASURER CITY AND COUNTY OP DENVER Fourth Degree in Springs Lad Sworn In at Leave for Jubilee Event MUNICIPAL BUILDING. t DENVER. COLORADO No. L-868 Colorado Springs. — Martin J. Mrs. Kenneth Vogt, who has Roggen. — Sister Regina and David and Linda Kaye Parrent TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, and /rom Englewood have been stay­ Murphy has been chosen to head been visiting her parents, Mr. Naval Academy Sister Bernarda, who had been more especially to Ramon D. Romero, W. ing with their aunt, Mrs. Tony F. Kelly. and Mrs. Don Porter, for three Colorado Springs.— Lucien Bor­ working on the interior decora­ the Fourth Degree assembly, tions of Sacred Heart church here, Rau, during the past week. Mr, You and aach of you ara hereby notified weeks, will return Saturday td den, 1948 graduate of St. Mary’s that on the 18th day of November, 1942« Knights o f Columbus, and will be went back to Wichita last Wednes­ and Mrs. Melvin Parrent came out Dayton, 0. Mrs. Vogt also visit^iisited high school here, was sworn in as the Manager of Revenue Ex-Offlclo T r^a- for a week-end visit and took the urer of the City and County of Denver and installed as faithful navigator at her former home in Denver. a midshipman at the U.S. Naval day in order to be present at the silver jubilee ceremonies of Sister children back home Sunday. State of Colorado, sold at public aale to the meeting to be held July 22, Hostesses Monday at a lunch­ academy in Annapolis, Md., July W. F. KHty, the applicant, who has made with the Denver assembly in eon and crystal shower at home Regina’s sister. Sister Ferdinand. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Anderson demand for a Treasurer's Deed, the fol­ charge. The new faithful navi­ was Mrs. Walter Brandes. The Of interest to members of this from Agate brought their nephew, lowing described real estate, aituate In the gator appointed the Rev. Joseph community is the announcement Regis Milan, home for the week City end County of Denver and State of party was given for her niece, (Colorado, to-wit: R. Kane, O.M.I., as friar, and A. Miss Betty Morrow, who will be by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Halfman end. Little Martina Milan was Lot Three (8). in Block Ninety-One (91), C. Ludwig and Pat Dawson as married this fall to Eugene Nolan o f Denver ofjthe birth o f twins, a also home at this time, and cele­ Viaduct Addition. patrons at the June meeting. of Lincoln, Neb. boy and a girl, July 3. Mrs. Half­ brated her sixth birthday Satur­ that said tax sale was made to satisfy the Other officers o f the assembly man is the former Lucille Ewertz. day. delinquent general taxes assessed against Miss Pauline Saylor, who had laid real estate for the year 1941: that said Work on the new telephone o f­ Attend Greeley Benefit elected are Joseph W. Burke, been the house guest of Miss real estate w u taxed in the name of fice in Roggen, north o f the post Father Sanger and Mr. and captain; Andrew Lachowsky, ad­ Augusta Kneip and Miss Victoria Vineint GoneaJea: that the statutory period miral; Lawrence Welte, pilot; office, was begun recently. Mrs. George Sigg attended the of redemption expired Nov. 18, 1945 : that W Kneip, returned to her home in the same has not been redeemed: that said O. O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Klausner benefit dinner for Our Lady Queen J. 0. CroQcb Philip S. Sheltry, comptroller; Covina, Calif. Mrs. William Kneip property may be redeemed at any time and the Shoeneman children were Sightseeing Freddie Duran, inside sentinel; of Waupaca, Wis., also a guest of of Peace church in the Armory before a Tax Deed is issued; that a Tax callers in the Miles Milan home hall at Greeley Sunday. Deed will be issued to the said W. F. Kclty, John Luckemeyer, outside sen­ the Kneips, plans to visit several PEmNS-SHEARER Sunday. Sylvester Sigg is spending a few lawful holder of said certificate, on the tinel. weeks. 22nd day of October at 5 o’clock p.m. 1948, A spot fire, caused by a sky­ weeks of his summer vacation with unless the same haa been redeemed before Mr. and Mrs. John G. Bailey Mrs. Frank Conway, 1612 102 No. Tejon COLBURN- 1336 N. Weber- street, announce rocket falling before it had burned his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. 5 o’clock p.m. of said date. Wood avenue, was hostess July 7, WITNESS my hand and seel this 2Ist OOLOKADO SPRINCS' the birth o f a boy June 26. out, burned about eight acres of George Sigg. at a regular meeting o f the ripe wheat on the Clarence Roark Amelia Vigil, daughter of Mr. day of June. 1948. SMARTEST STORE In St. Mary’s church, June 27, (SEAL) Junior league. Assisting hostesses place Sunday night. and Mrs. C. C. Vigil, and Frances MOTOR TOURS Miss Virginia Mae Haigh, daugh­ HARVEY D. WILLSON, were her three daughters, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Irsik from Vigil, daughter of Mrs. Carmen Manager of Revenue ter of Orvan E. Haigh, Jordan Store for Men 115 N. Cascade Phone M. 130 John Hughes, Mrs. James Murray, Brighton were visitors in the Vigil, are taking a supplementary By ROY W. CASS. Deputy Treasurer. Valley, Ore., became the bride of First Publication June 24. 1948. and Miss Ann Conway. Gerald Sigg home Sunday. course at College high in Greeley. Boys Shop Harold L. Jackson, son o f Mr. Last Publication July 8, 1948. Can will call and return you to In Pauline chapel June 27, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Yeager and The girls are staying with Mrs. Published in The Denver Catholic Register. and Mrs. George Jackson, 29032 Miss Evelyn Hillis and Major C. family were visiting at Joe Sigg’s Women’s Casual Shop icherever you are itopping in N. Tejon street. The Rw., Robert Carmen Vigil who moved to NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF BEAL P. Sirles were married. The Rev. Friday. the Pikei Peak Region, Freudenstein officiated at the cere­ Greeley recently. ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OF Michael Harrington officiated at Charles Buchholz, Carl Buch- “ HI-TEEN” SHOP mony. The bride, given in mar­ Mrs. William Smith, mother of APPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE ceremony. The bride was given in holz, and Teresa drove the Sisters OF TREASURER’S DEED FOR GIRLS II TO II riage by an uncle, George Kucera Mrs. Joe Pelz, is reported a little marriage by her father. Her gown to Wichita Wednesday and came OFFICE OF I'm : TREASURER wore a white satin gown with mar­ better this week. She suffered a CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER of lace and satin was made with back Friday. They were attending quisette yoke and a lon^ train. Her stroke some time ago. MUNICIPAL BUILDING. Beautifully square neck and long sleeves. A the silver jubilee ceremonies of DENVER. COLORADO WIUE fingertip veil of ivory illusion fell Dickie Bersane from Trinidad and Restfully full peplum cascaded down the Mr. Buchholz’ daughter. Sister ’ No. L-360 from a cap, and she carried a is staying with his grandmother, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, and TRAVEL SYSTEH Appointed sides and fell into a long train. Ferdinand. bouquet of white roses. Miss Bar­ Mrs. Rosa Pelz, in Prospect, and more eapecially to Julioui Pastigili, Maude He<- fingertip veil was held iji Peasiglli, W. F. Kelly. AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOR THE bara Webb was maid of honor, Miss Mary Ann Leis from Wich­ is visiting his cousins, Danny Pelz, AIRLINES AND STEAMSHIP LINES 117 E. place by a cluster of francos. She ita and her two sisters were You end each of you are hereby notified and wore pink; Miss Willa Shan- Geraldine Rau, and Delores Pelz. that on the 23rd day of November, 1943, B. J. O'LKARY. MinaK^r PIKES carried a bouquet of gardenia^ visiting in the Peter J. Buchholz dera, bridesmaid, wore light blue. Lucien Borden NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF BEAL the .Manager of Revenue Ex-Officio Treas­ Sptciil Atifntion CItrfy and and stephanotis. Miss Dorothy PEAK Both carried bouquets of pink home during the holiday. ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OF urer of the City and County of Denver and Ralirino* Holloway, maid of honor, wore State of Colorado, sold at public sals to roses. Sharon Jackson was flower 2. He pa.s^ed the physical examina­ The holiday week ushered two APPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE gown of blue organdy with match­ special arrivals into the com­ OF TREASURERS DEED W. F. Kelly, the applicant, who has made girl. William Aldridge was best tions at the academy earlier in the demend for a Treasurer's Deed, the fol­ ing shoulder veil. She carried a No. L-357 man, and Richard Lund and Paul week. munity. Mr. and Mrs. John Buch­ OFFICE OF THE TREASURER lowing described reel estate, situate in the colonial bouquet of talisman City and County of Denver and State of Getchell were ushers^ A reception Borden, the son of Mr. and Mrs. holz announce the birth of nine-, CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER MORRISSEY roses. Bridesmaids were Miss Mar­ C. E. Borden, was chosen for ap­ pound James Clarence on June 30 MUNICIPAL BUILDING. Colorado, to-wit: was held in the home of the jorie Howard, who wore a yellow DENVER. COLORADO West Twenly-if’ive and Six-Tejjtha Feet (W. • Special bridegroom’s parents, Mr. and pointment to the academy after in St. Joseph’s hospital, Denver; TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, and 25.6) of East Forty-Eight and Six-Tenths gown, a bouquet o f pink francoa, MAY REALTY Mrs. Je.sse Jackson. After a trip successfully passing comprehen­ and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Shoene- more eapecially to I.««onard Fuachino, John Feet (E. 48.6) of Lota Sixteen (161 to SPRING SERVICE and a headband with yellow flow­ Fuachino, Violet Fuachino. Madellnt Fu- Eighteen (18) Inclusive, in Block Eighty- to the Grand Canyon, Mr. and sive tests prepared for applicants. man are also the parents o f a boy, ers. .Miss Kay Dea wore pink with born July 2. ichino, Anna Fuachino, W. F. Kalty. Bight (881. Viaduct Addition Cars — Trucks Mrs. Jackson will live at 335 His appointment was announced, You and each of you are hereby notified that said tax sale was made to satisfy the a blue head band, and carried blue Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Blick ar­ delinquent general taxes assessed against COMPANY 7 W. Cuchorro. Cheyenne road. by Rep. J. Edgar Chenoweth, Con­ that on. the 22nd day of November, 1941, flowers. Miss V'an De Car was gressman of the Third Congres- rived from Wichita Sunday for a the Manager of Revenue Ex-Officio Trcaa- said real estate for the year 1942 : that said Real Estate, Loans, Mrs. Catherine Fagan, pa.st gowned in green, carried a yellow urer of the City and County of Denver and real estate was taxed in the name of .sional district. visit in the home of his brother, Angelo Dislefano: that the statutory period Insurance state regent of t h e Catholic bouquet and a yellow headband. William Blick, and family. State of Colorado, aold at public aale to "If Yoitr ISeed* Are Electrical Daughters of America, will leave A two-year regular on the St. W. F. Kclty, the applicant, who has made of redemption expired Nov. 23. 1946 ; that Patsy Snyder was flower girl. She Mary football team, he was chosen Tommy and Louise Klausner demand for a Treaaurer’a Deed, the follow* the same has not been redeemed; that said Reliance i/nderu'riters Afiency ■Call ■Main 939" this week with Mi.ss Catherine T. wore an orchid dress and carried and children, Lonnie and Bertha infc described real estate, situate in the City property may be redeemed at any time be­ McNulty of Carbondale, state re­ all-star tackle in the Southern fore a ’I'ax Deed ia issued : that a Tax Deed WIRING— FIXTURES AND REPAIRS sweetheart roses. Capt. Jack Wil­ Dyess, and family, Harold and and County of Denver and State of Colo­ OLD LINE STOCK. FIRE. gent, for Pasadena, Calif., to Colorado Parochial league last rado, to-wit: IvOt Two (2). in Block Eighty- will he issued to the said W. F. Kelly, law­ liams was best man. Ushers were season. He also played on the Pi­ Margaret Klausner and little Jo­ Seven (87), Viaduct* Addition, that aaid ful holder of said certificate, on the 22nd MARINE AND AUTOMOBILE attend the 22nd national biennial day of October at B o’clock p.m. 1948. un­ Berwick Electric Co. l.st Lt. Edmond Gulozioski, 1st Lt. rate baseball a n d basketball seph, all got togVTher at the Blick tax sale was made to satisfy the delinquent J. D. BERWICK convention of the Catholic Daugh­ general taxes assessed against said real less the^ same haa been redeemed before 6 INSURANCE Mario F. Ibedi, and Capt. Gerald squads. home July 4 for a holiday celebra­ o'clock p.m. of said date. Colorado Spiinra. Colorado ters of America. estate for the year 1940; that said real Wien. A reception was held in the $ tion with ice cream and fireworks. estate was taxed in the name of John Fu> WITNESS my hand and seal this 21st Dr. and Mrs. George F. Simanck home of the bride’s parents, Mr. Attended Boy Scout Danny and Phyllis Lederhos and schino et a l: that the statutory period of day of June, 1948, of Omaha, Neb., are visiting their and Mrs. .Arthur Ilillis, 2012 Norbert and Catherine Lederhos, redemption expired Nov. 22, 1944 : that the (SEAL) daughter, Mi.ss Rose J. Simanek, Jamboree in France same haa not been redeemed: that said HARVEY D. WILLSON. Woodburn street. Major Sirles has who had come out from Denver to Manager of Revenue and Mrs. Simanek’s sister, Miss property may be redeemed at any lime WILLIAM G. GRARON AntoDiobll. .nd Fir. In.ur.nc. been stationed at Camp Carson. Last summer Borden was one spend the day with the Tommy before a Tax Deed is isau92 — PARTS — SALES — SERVICE at the Muhle home were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cooper. families, and with her three sisters PH. 92 Ft. Collins. ferent lines of business. Mrs. Betty Thomas returned and fanjilies in .J)enver. home this week after 'spendng Summer Vuitor COLORADO 10 days in Mintur» with her sis­ Miss Virginia Klausner is spend­ te r Mrs. Robert Collins. ing the summer visiting relatives In Ft. Collin* on Htwayt 87 and 287 At the Junction of Route U ind the Pik« Peak Highxri/I Mrs. Dow Thurston and Mrs. here. Dick Snoddy attended the meet­ Mrs. Frank Conradi and Mrs. DREIIING MOTORS Servinf'Nalienallr Famoni BLUE SPRUCE FOOD BABY CHICKS — PL'RINO FEED — POULTRY AND DAIRY SUPPLIES ing of the. Garfield County Health Anton Schober /rom Garden Plain, Buick and G.M.C. Speeialial* — Sale, and Expert Serriee From 11:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Except Mondays association in Glenwood Springs. Kans., have been visiting their sis­ ter, Mrs. Mike Ewertz, and fam­ Let {]$ Porcelainite Your Car BRIGHTON HATCHESr & FARM STORE For Reoervallon* Call M. 1637 or Caicade 867-R3 Mr. and Mrs. Pete Bierlchied of Antlers entertained for Mrs, Ida ily the past week. They returned Phona 538 W Telephone 626 Brighton, Colo. 370 No. Main Filler. home Saturday! PAGE TWELVE Office, 9S8 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, E E ystone 4205 Thursday, July 8, 1948

Death Ends Priest's HOMEMAKER’S Annual 8-Day Retreot Luetta’ Pulscher Dy-dee Wash FRED LUCCI St. Nazianz, Wia.— Death ended Custom Upholstery DEPARTMENT the annual eieht-day retreat o f the Becom es Bride Your Rev. Willibald Unger, S.D.S., -df Own Patronize These Reliable and Friendly Firma the Salvatorian seminary and pas­ Fort Collins. — (St. Joseph’s and New I^urniture tor o f S t Martin’s parish, Charles­ Parish)— United in marriage in a town. Diapers Made to Order formal ceremony in St. Joseph’s Before leaving lor Charlestown 'E A R L J . ' church were Miss Luetta Pulscher, Laundered Beautiful Samples to Show THE to offer Mass for the teaching sis­ daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Day or Evening Calls ters there, Father Unger had asked Pulscher, who live southeast of $ 1 .5 0 the retreat master for the points McVeigh Company STROHMINGER Ft. Collins, and Dale Ver Straten, a Week of meditation for the last day of son o f Mrs. Emma Vet" Straten, 4358 Eliot St. GL.1222 PAINTING AND Electrical Contracting the retreat. It was to be on the SP 75 iT - - 636 S. Bdwy. of La Porte. The Rev, Edward DECORATING Lletnami mnd Bondtd In City ot D«nvn Resurrection. He died in his sleep Breen officiated at the double­ CONTRACTORS that ni^ht. 817‘ 14th St. ring ceremony. 1328 Inca KE. 0718 Father Unger, a native pf the The bride wore a gown of Diocese of Eichstaett, Germany, w’hite satin and carried a bou­ entered the Society o f the Divine quet of white carnations. For her Jack Hall Wants To $ave You Money! Savior in 1909 in Hamont, Bel­ 7 ^ maid o f honor, the bride chose NDERSO gium. He was ordained at St. ROU §ll her sister, Miss Charlotte Pulscher. BROS Nazianz in 1921 and had served on On All Types of Insurance The bridesmaids were Miss Fran­ the seminary faculty and in vari­ Refrigeration Service ces Ver Straten, sister o f ‘ the Interior - Exterior Painting ous pastoral assignments. Jttk Kill CAN atro 700 money on all kinda bridegroom, and Miss Meredith ol quality Insurance, For Instance, you may Household & Commercial Phone CH. 6581 Thompson, cousin of the bride. The save up to 20% on fire insurance, homes or Guaranteed Serrice Denver 6, Colorado Essay Contest Winners KE. 1657 848 B’dwy. attendants wore gowns of pastel contents. Also, substantial savings on auto 1042-44 Santa Fe Drive Announced by C. D. of A. .shades. Lyle Ver Straten attended or truck Insurance. So meet Jack Rail, if New York.— Winners of the na­ his brother as best man and Gene you haven’t already done so^torn over all The firms listed here de­ tional essay contest sponsored'by MRS. ELMER'A. TODD, the former Frances'Lu Michaud o f Denver, cousin o f the your insurance'problema to him. You'll really STILES the Catholic Daughters of America Jean Boyle, is shown here with her husband and Father bridegroom, and Vernon Yeager be protected'^^ Also, (hi other companies’ rats o f Laramie, Wyo,, cousin o f the increase of 25% on May 3. does not affect. . . serve to be remembered have been announced. They are James P, Flanagan, who officiated at the couple’s wedding. The cere­ bride, served as attendants. when you are distributing Jesse Brewer, 13-year-old eighth mony took place prior to a Nuptial Mass in St. Mary Magdalene's ELECTRIC SERVICE g^rade student at St. Benedict’s church, of which Father Flanagan is pastor. A reception in the library audi­ your patronage in the dif­ school, Omaha, Neb.; Miss Mary torium followed the ceremony, Wii*iii|$ — Lighting + + + + ' + JACK HALL ferent lines of business. Walsh of Cumberland, Md., in with Miss Mae Ver Straten, Miss 1100 Larimer TA. 6875 the adult division; Miss Mary West Dorothy Ver Straten, Mrs. Merrit FARMERS INSURANCE GRO^ o f Lady o f the Rosary colleye, Wedding Trip to Mexico Thompson, and Mrs. W. L. Hudson Dwight, 111., college division; and as assisting hostesses. NEW LOCATION Delilah Martin o f Highland, 111., The bride is a graduate of Fort 435 14TH ST. A t 0466 high school division. Ends for Lakewood Pair Collins high school and is now em­ (Barnes Bldg.) ployed by the telephone company Silver Jubilarian Dies Mr. and Mrs. Elmer A. Todd re­ garner, who poured tea and here. Mr.-Ver Straten is employed turned recently from a two-week coffee. on the U. S. Reclamation project. Oklahoma City.— The Rev. Her­ wedding trip to Mexico City, where The bride is the daughter of man C. Schafers, pastor o f Sacred they visited the Shrine of Our Lady Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Boyle of Kiely-Seamans Heart church, who was within a o f Guadalupe. They are now at Edgewater. She is a graduate of Nuptials Held Recommended Firms few weeks o f his silver jubilee, home in Lakewood. St. Joseph’s high school and at­ die^ unexpectedly July 1 in his The formal wedding uniting the tended Loretto Heights college, Prior to a Nuptial Mass July 1 rectory while preparing for Mass. couple was held in St. Mary Mag­ where she was an accomplished in St. Joseph’s church. Miss Dor­ The funeral was held July 6. He for AUTO dalene’s church in Edgew’ater, with musician on both the piano and ris Vivian Seamans, daughter of was an alumnus of Loras college, Father James P. Flanagan, pastor, the accordion. She is a registered!Mr. and Mrs. Dorr E. Seamans of Dubucme, and St. Thomas’ semi­ as celebrant of the Nuptial Mass. nurse and a staff member of St. 827 Mathews street, became the nary, Denver. He was a relative of The double-ring ceremony was Anthony’s hospital. She is a mem­ bride of Richard I. Kiely. The SERVICE the late Archbishop R. A. Gerken used. The church was decorate_d ber of the National Honor society, bridegroom is the son of Mr. and' of Santa Fe. with palms and with baskets of the Loretto Heights alumnae as­ Mrs. R. E. Kiely of 316 West TAbor 1393 1721 UWRENCE stephanotis, peonies, and snap­ sociation, and the ACCN. Mountain avenue. The Very Rev. dragons. Mr. Todd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene O’Sullivan officiated. Bnckley> Bros. Motors COLORADO The bride, the former Miss Harry Todd of Wheatridge, is a; The bride’s gown of off-white Frances Lu Jean Boyle, was given 1936 graduate o f the Wheatridge satin was made with a net yoke, Sales - STVDEB.\KEn - Sert-ice in marriage by her father. She high school. He received his B.A. fitted bodice and court train. She AUTO REPAIRING ON ALL MAKE CARS & TRUCKS UPHOLSJERY CO. wore a traditional white satin degree in mathematics from Hast­ carried a bouquet of stephanotis, Specializing in Quality Plumbing and gown, made with a basque waist, ings college, Hastings, Neb., and white roses, and gardenias. Her EXPERT BoifV AND FENDER WORK — QUALITY PAINTING SPECIAL ? C C - 5 0 long, tight-fitting sleeves, and a is now an engineer with the Pub­ veil was held in place by a tiara STEAM CLEANING — WASHING — LUBRICATION SERVICE Heating Repairs Recover 2 Pieces... O w high net neckline. Her long formal lic Service company. of orange blossoms. The ring Mr. 660 So. Broadwav — iNew Location — R.4. 2826 train was fashioned with inserts Kiely placed on her finger was GARDEN FURNITURE He served as a fir.'t lieutenant of lace that began at the waist. her maternal great-grandmother’s TRELLISES for three years in the army air She wore a finger-tip veil held in forces, and received the Bronze wedding ring. SLATTERY & COMPANY Carl Amato & Son DODGE-PLYMOUTH OWNERS place with orange blossoms. The Star for his service in the China- The bridal attendants were Miss PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS 45 Years Experience bridal bouquet was of white roses Burma-India theater. He is a mem­ Beverly Tucker, who was maid of and orchids, with long streamers Ei\Gli\E TEi\E-EP JOHN J. CONNOR. Preildtnt ROBERT P. CONNOR, Vle« PrMldut WE CALL & DELIVER ber o f the Public Service bowling honor, and Miss Shirley Davis of of lily of the valley. team and the Camera club, and Denver and Miss Sue Kiely, brides­ K tlmple *’tune«up^' by our trained mechanic* co.its surpriiingly little, yel 1726 MARKET STREET PHONE IVUIN 7127 or 7128 GL. 2304 2501 16th St. auuret quicker atarting, faiter pick up. amoother performance and greater Miss Ruth Tupper o f Lakewood, both he and his bride are officers maids. All three wore dresses of economy. maid of honor, 'wore a marquisette of Wheatridge Grange 155. lime green with matching mitts. gown o f pastel blue and a sweet­ The gowns were designed with JAM ES M OTOR CO. SHINGLING heart picture hat o f the .same ma­ fitted bodices and bouffant skirts. 1278 terial. Bridesmaids included Mrs. St. Joseph's Sets The attendants wore headbands of Lincoln Dodge & Plymouth Sales &: Service KE. 8221 JOHNS-MANVILLE A1 Mahon of Fort Worth, Tex., yellow daisies and carried colonial OUR sister o f the bridegroom, who bouquets. COMPOSITION AND ASBESTOS SPECIALTY wore pale green marquisette; Miss Annual 'Bazaar Tom Kiely was his brother’s best NATIONAL AUTO BODY & RADIATOR CO. Loraine Johnson of Edgewater, man and Edward Henney and Wil­ wearing orchid marquisette; Mrs. FRANK J. NASTLEY. Member St FYiincii de Sale. Pari.h (St. Joseph'. Redemptorist lard Perkins were the bridegroom’s composition Nina Phillips o f Wheatridge, who RADIATORS. BODIES. HOODS AND FENDERS wood and Parish, Denver) other attendants. Ushers were Ar­ ROOFS wore a yellow mai^uisette gown; REPAIRED AND MANUFJ«;TURED thur Richardson and Charles Lil- and Miss Lillian Hill of Denver, The* annual bazaar at St. Repairing Wreck* a Specialty Quality Painting (>{i, CO LO R A D O Joseph’s will be held this year on ley. Mrs. Willirfm Standage, cousin For any type Home or Building whose gown was a pink mar­ o f the bride, sang with Mrs. G. quisette. The bridesmaids, be­ Sept. 30. Oct. 1 and 2. Father Phone TA. 2918 12 E. 8th Ave. ftOOFlNGiPAVlMC Harry S. Smith, C. SS.R, pastor, W. Tompkin as her accompanist. Also sides wearing similar gowns, car­ After the ceremony a wedding COMPANY ried identical colonial bouquets of is happy to announce that through the courtesy of O’.Meara Motor breakfast was served to 44 guests rose buds and sweet peas with at the -Armstrong hotel. • SPECIAL-$10.95 Blown Rock Wool Insulation GRAVEL ROOFING pastel streamers. Their sweetheart company, St. Joseph’.s will be able CEMENT WOR.K. hats were o f matching mar­ to display a 1949 Custom 2-door Both Mr. and Mrs. Kiely are Brake Reline— Chev., Ford, Plymouth Call KE. 5236 quisette. Ford sedan. Plans are being made gradftates of Colorado A. a'mf M. OLD R.OOFS college. She is a member of Gamma For Free Estimates R E P A I d E D to have the biggest and best ba­ Seven-year-old Karen Kay Dol­ zaar in the history of the parish. Phi Beta sorority and he was af­ ART MALAATI, IlVC. HOOF PAINTING phin was the flower girl. She was There will be entertainment for filiated with Beta Theta Pi fra­ TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE dressed in white marquisette anrf ESTAQLISHCO IB9> a 11. Father Robert Kreutzer, ternity. After a short wedding trip 1733 GLEN ARM TAbor 5287 H. Kimball Co. carried a miniature colonial bou­ C.SS.R., is in charge of promotion to the southeastern part of the 419 Midland Savingi Bldg. quet. Her sweetheart hat was of and advertising. Each parish so- state they will live at Phillips. Tex., white. Denver, Colo. Iciety will have an activity and a where Mr. Kiely will work for an GUARANTEED REPAIR WORK Fj-ank P. Boyle, Jr., brother of]booth, and St. Joseph's welcomes oil company. the bride, was best man. Ushers! all its old friends and parishioners ON .4LL MAKE CARS included Phillip A. Todd of Pali-' to participate in the preparation Mary Jackson Only Skilled Mechanics Work on Your Car ___ sade, Arthur and Roger Todd of of the festival. Remember the Works in Denver COMPLETE OVERHALL AND TU^E-UP Edgewater, and Frank Chadwick dates— Sept. 30, Oct. 1 and 2. Miss .Mary Alice Jackson, daugh­ o f Denver. BRAKE RELIIVIIVG-ELECTRIC SERVICE To the great joy of the older ter of Mrs. Mary Jackson, w'ho at­ Special vocal numbers were members of the parish, hand rails tended Boulder last year, is em- Easy Terms — IS’o Red Tape sung by Mrs. Opal Bumgarner of have been placed on the stairways ployeikfor the summer at the in­ Denver and Dewey Harris. Organ­ leading into church. These were formation desk in St. Anthony’s Dave Staiib Auto Service ist was Mrs. Patrick Hoare of built by Dufficy and Sons and hospital, Denver. 2725 W. 29th Ave. at Speer GL. 3645 Denver. have been made removable to Miss Jackson won a scholarship Reception Held accommodate funerals. These hand­ given by Mt. St. Gertrude’s for More than 100 wedding’ guests frails will help in controlling traffic writing the best essay on "Bene­ attended the reception held in th ci‘^ church, and will fits I Have Received from My OEIWEirS FINEST parish hall. The refreshment table contribute to the safety of the Catholic Education.” She will be ■was covered with a lace tablecloth parishioners. Father Smith an­ a senior at the academy this term. BODY A PAliXT SHOP over blue, centered with a four­ nounced also that new window QVICK SEREICE! guards have been placed on the Mrs. Arthur Michaud a n d tiered wedding cake that was top­ daughter, Irene, o f Denver have ped with a miniature bride and north side of the church to pro­ Body • Fender • Paint • Upholstery G/VfS YO U A tect the old and beautiful stained- been visiting at the Ver Straten bridegroom. Hostesses included home. the bride’s attendants, Mrs. Eve- glass windows from damage. Re­ All Makes Miss Marlyn Murphy, daughter NUMBER ONE lyne Coolbaugh, and Mrs. Bum- cently a beautiful cloth-of-gold OVALITY AT A FAIR PRICE Beautify and Protect With vestment bearing an image and of Mr. and Mrs. D. Murphy, form­ emblem of St. Joseph was pro­ erly of this parish, has oeen visit­ SCHAEFER AWNINGS GAS FURNACE cured; it will be the gift of one ing here for a few days. CAPITAL CHEVROLET CO. Gay Colorful Stripes or Solid Colors of the faithful members of the Mr. and Mrs. James O’Connor parish. Phone MAin 1295 visited at the E. 0. Ahlbrandt 13th and Broadway TAbor 5191 The work on the school has been home last week. They are building FREE ESTIMATES progressing rapidly. The plumb­ a home here and expect to move c * 1 The f ing work, done by Fred Berger, here from Colorado Springs in is nearing completion and the August. painting is well under way. The ochaerer painting job done by Robert Del Chuck Full of Nails Cupp is both beautiful and at­ LETimgumaer. Tent & Awning Co* FIRST in th* tractive, and will contribute to the minds of folks new beauty and cleanliness of the high school. The garage being built who era fussy aud by Charles Orlusky and Jim Hart­ CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH IS4.I STTtEET shout the per- KEEP ford also is nearing completion. It UPTOWN MOTOirco. I focmence of is planned to have the hall painted 1908 BROADWAY CH5626I their home and decorated so that the job o f w n a r n r iia i renovating will be complete. appliances is Hot Summer Day* are Here MlCKtyoftd WS MA 8r S U N . G L O the name-Geneial Electric. And, Work has also been done on the guttering and flashing on the PUT ON NEW COOL here you have that famous name w / V V church, rectory, and high school. I WRNNR BE —, VE^>,l'rft\NK-lftPiCRN I ftlNT NEVER HftD 1 on a gas furnace. . , built to give These buildings are now -water­ FIBER SEAT COVERS INOtPENDEKn.'&EE iv USE RBCNDOVJN ftt fVNS •ST>ERlENCt 1 you top warm ait performance at This Summer tight and insulated. 1 COUU) ONES Crtf ft wftsftiN' an economical cosL It’s 6-E da« St. Joseph’s entertained as Coupes____ *10 CompIftel.T •JOB ftN' mKE SOMt t J Universal Portable guests this week Father Thomas lAONtvmE SCHOOL signed, 0-E built, G-E backed. Sedans___ OPENS , Drop in and look it over. Air Conditioners Byrne, pastor o f the church in Vallejo, Calif.; Father P. G. LImitfd Number of Pattema AVAIIABII HIRL NOW Just Plug It In (D’Connor, C.SS.R., formerly sta­ Guaranteed Satisfaction IMMIDIATI D llIVltYI tioned here and now attached to WOODROW WILSON Gas Conversion the community at Whittier, Calif.; and the Rev. Thomas Cozzens, AUTO UPHOLSTERY ANGERMAN SHEET Burners & Furnaces C.SSR., professor at St. Joseph’s Member St. Franeii de Sales* Parish college, Kirkwood, Mo. Father y M 692 S. Bdwy. ^ PE. 5264 METAL WORKS, INC. Commercial Cozzens is in Denver to visit his 1820 So. Broadway sister. Sister Mary Tekakwitha, o f BIG BROTHER SH: Heating Co. the St. Joseph’s Sisters, -who is Snap - Slots are Phone RAce 4689 stationed at St. Francis de Sales’ as simple as thli. 251 Broadway R.4. 507 school. Unsnap the fas­ tener. R e move one slat at a PACKARD time. Clean. Re­ Tk. Oaly Pickard Strrte* In place. You can get a set of these tubeatoday and f o r ^ forever Packard Denver Co. the inconvenience, delay and danger of flat tires due to ROOFING* SIDING'PAINTING Dlitribator* punctures. Slightly higher priced than ordinary tubes, Now Id Out N.w Bnildlnc they’re an economy in the long run. For General Gas Furnaces Gas Conyerslons tTOO Lincola TA. 5Ub Puncture-Sealing tubes are made ^ top-quality natural rubber, twice as thick as ordinary tu ba and can be Expert Workmen— All Work Guaranteed E X P E fIT nsed in several seta of tires. Drive in today. They only take a few minutes to install and they’re sure to save AUTO REPAIR you a lot o f tiste in the futurel Ve4detiaH HUpvA Ga, , Let me give you an estimate All Makes Easy Time Payments PHONE MA 3644 JOHN P. FLYNN Jae Kavanough G L 2800 NorthwesIsmAuloCo. LINCOLN AT 7TH TA. 1261 1350 Acoma St.,Denver 849 Broadway TAbor 6201