Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations RITES ADD GLORIODS PAGE TO HISTORY OF CATHOLIC CHURCH IN COLORADO Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Pres# Society, Inc., 1942— Permission to Reproduce, Excepting on Articles Otherwise Marked, Giren After 12 M. Friday Following Issue Figures in Magnificent Ceremony Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr as its first Archbishop ate shown below. The upper picture shows a scene at the Mass after installation with the Very Rev. Charles Hagus at the left. Archbishop Vehr in the center, 40 of Hierarchy Are and the Very Rev. Monsignor John R. Mulroy at the right. In the lower photograph, .Archbishop Amleto Giovanni Gcognani, Apostolic Delegate to the United .Slates, who officiated at the erection o f the Archdio­ cese o f Denver ami the Diocese o f Pueblo and the installation o f Archbishop Vehr, and sang the Solemn DENVER CATHaiC Pontifical Mass following, is shown at the left with A rchbishop Vehr just prior to the ceremonies. Present as Denver Is Made Archbishopric REGISTER Stale Had Never Seen Such Liturgical Splendor The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service. Seven Smaller Services, As at Elevation of Most Rev. Urban J . Photo Features, and Wide World Photos. Vehr to Rank of Metropolitan VOL. XXXVII. No. 20. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, JAN. 8, 1942. $1 PER YEAR I (By C. J. McNeill) The glory of the Apostolic Church that is the Mystical Body of Christ on earth blazed out in splendor unprece­ Huge Spiritual Work, Material dented in all the Rocky Mountain region on Tuesday morning as the far-reaching authority of the Sovereign Pontiff ex­ tended into Denver’s Cathedral and established the i^ch- diocese of Denver with the Most Rev. Urban Vehr as its Aid Reported by De Paul Men first Metropolitan. Through his personal representative, the Most Rev. Maintaining their long war remarkable record of spiritual gious talks, 119. Entertainment Amleto Giovanni Cicognani, Apos- against spiritual and temporal pov­ achievement compiled by the 20 and pictures were provided on 82 tolic Delegate to the United erty, conferences attached to the Denver parish conferences and occasions for those helped by the States, Pope Pius XII, wise ruler , Denver Particular council of the that of St. Joseph’s, Golden. club, which also secured permanent of the Universal Church in a war-; P St. Vincent de Paul society ex­ In the course of the 4,575 visits employment for 161 and tempo­ weary world, on the glorious Feasj pended $13,091.19 in'th e fiscal made by the 150 active de Paul rary work for 642. Clothing was of the Epiphany elevated Bishop Vehr to the Archiepiscopal rank, year ending Sept. 30 to alleviate men, 45 mdrriages were rectified, distributed to 453 persons. established the new ecclesiastical the suffering among the destitute. 79 were baptized, religious educa­ Not included in the figures for More impressive, however, was the Province of Denver, and erected m il Dpciipps tion was secured for 388 children, the Denver conferences was the the Diocese of Pueblo. 155 persons returned to the faith, work of the Immaculate Concep­ and 27,770 religious articles, tion conference, Albuquerque, and Never before in its dramatic books, and papers were distributed St. Francis of Assisi’s of Santa Fe, history had the wide region of Registorials to the poor. N. Mex. Together these organiza­ lofty peaks and extensive plains GIVPN IN FULL The Burial committee of the tions spent $4,265.71 for material seen a day like this. Never had Particular council, assisted by the help Ao the poor, aided 543 per­ there been gathered here so many The new ecclesiastical Province Holy Ghost conference, expended sons, and made 1,267 visits. high-ranking prelates of the NO WORDS CAN DESCRIBE of Denver has been established be­ $921.36 for 226 funerals, but more Church— the Apostolic Delegate, TUESDAY’S CEREMONY Although not mentioned in the cause of the Holy Father’s “ desire impressive was the spiritual work seven other Archbishops, 32 “ And round about the throne are report, the conferences in South­ to advance the interests and to of this group, which alone resulted Bishops. Never had such magnifi­ 24 seals; and iipo ^ the seats 24 ern Colorado' continued their ex­ promote the spiritual well-being in 17 conversions, the rectification cellent labors and new interest in cent beauty been seen in these elders sitting, clothed in white gar­ parts. Never had the worship of of the faithful.” That is the decla­ of 13 marriages, eight Baptisms, charitable work was evidenced by ments, and on their heads crowns the All-High God reached such ration of the official document of o f gold. And from the throne pro­ Christian education for 12 chil­ officials of the Particular council erection o f the archdiocese, issued dren, and the return of 24 persons liturgical splendor. Never had such ceed flashes o f lightning, rum­ in Pueblo. by the Most Rev. Amleto Giovanni to the sacraments. music filled the mountain air. blings, and prals o f thunder; and Never had such joy swelled in the Cicognani, Apostolic Delegate to there are seven lamps burning be­ In spending moi^e than $13,000, the United States, and read in the 34.S per cent of which went for hearts of the thousands of faith­ fore the throne, which are the HDELEEITE ful sons and daughters of the packed Cathedral Tuesday morn­ seven spirits o f Cod. .And before food, the council aided 795 fami­ ing by the Very Rev. Thomas D. lies that included 1,183 adults and Church in Colorado and Wyoming. the throne tliere is, as it were, a Never had civic and secular society Coyne, C.M., rector of St. Thomas’ sea o f glass like to crystal, and in 2,438 children and provided help Headed by the Most Rev. Urban seminary. for 230 persons not in families. looked with such high respect on the midst of the throne, and round J. Vehr, a delegation of more than the Church of Christ. In de«P and solemn tones, Fa­ the throne, are four living crea­ Medical aid was provided for 71, 50 priests and a group of distin­ and hospital care for 32; situa­ Never was its like witnessed be­ ther Coyne read in Latin the three tures, full o f eyes before and be­ guished Catholic laity welcomed tions were procured for 160, and fore; never will this day return. decrees erecting the Diocese of hind. And the first living creature is the Apostolic Delegate to the The well-loved Biehop Vehr is now, Pueblo, elevating the Diocese of 45 were given traveling expenses United States, the Most Rev. Am­ like a lion and the second like a by the grace of God and the favor Denver to the rank of an arch­ calf, and the third has the face, as to their homes. leto Giovanni Cicognani, to Denver 3-Story Building Bought of the Apostolic see, Arehbiehop ai diocese, and appointing Arch­ it were, o f a man, and the fourth Monday morning, Jan. 5. Adverse Highlighting the year for the OF VAIL Denver. Gone is the old diocese, bishop Urban J. Vehr Apostolic is like an eagle flying. And the four mm weather and the right of way council was the acquisition of a and in its place stand today the Administrator o f the Diocese of living creatures have each o f them given to troop trains across the three-story building with full base­ Archdiocese of Denver and the Pueblo. six wings; round about and within country were chiefly responsible ment at 1951 Lawrehce street to Determined to give people in the Diocese of Pueblo. What was done English translations of the docu­ they are full o f eyes. .And they do district more interest and pride for the arrival of the Burlington house the work of the de Paul Sal­ Zephyr in Denver two hours late. on this day is done forever— ments were furnished to each not rest day and night, saying: vage bureau. This unit of the or­ ir. community life, Stephen J. wTOught under the inspiring in member of the crowd attending “ Holy, holy, holy, the Lord Whalen, director of Vail center, But by 10:30 o’clock the tempera­ ganization, entirely without ture had risen to in invigorating fluence of the 'Holy Spirit, Pro the ceremony. The decrees are as Almighty, who was, and who is, 1904 W. 12th avenue, is endeavor follows: charge, gave 2,102 articles of degree, the sun had come out, and tector of the Church, and in the and who is coming” (Apocalypse clothing, furniture, etc., to fami- ing to throw the weight of his wisdom of the Vicar of Christ on Iv, 4-8). varied experience behind conipr^ the Delegate was ushered into Den- Decree Erectkig^^____ .Jies and individuals properly rer ^-er'wftlra-gtnufnejy^^dirar^ earth. The,-.awe40ih«f scen er-'of the hensive and uplifting ^rdgrjfitp^s"IST ferred to the bureau. In the new welcome. A police" escort was on Diocese of Pueblo Apocalypse, described in language recreation and, instruction. Throngs at Cathedral plant are a complete tailor shop, hand to direct the entourage to AMLETO GIOVANNI that is difficult to understand but shoe repair shop, furniture repair­ A member of St. Francis de Archbishop Vehr’s residence Long Before 10 a.m. CICOGNANI that brings to our minds a sense o f ing and upholsteriiig department Sales’ parish and formerly city­ It was a crowd thrilled with ex profundity that surpasses the ex­ Accompanying the Delegate to By the Grace o f God and the that now rejuvenate discarded ar­ wide supervisor of the public activ­ Denver were the Most Rev. John pectation and warmed with high periences o f earth, are about the ticles of every description and re ities program, Mr. Whalen on Dec. T. McNicholas, Archbishop of Cin­ joy that gathered in the bitter Favor of the Apostolic See only parallel one can draw with the turn them gratuitously to the des­ 15 succeeded John Moody as direc­ cinnati; the Most Rev. Edward F, cold streets about the Cathedral TITULAR ARCHBISHOP OF liturgical services we have witnessed titute or at prices pleasing to low tor of the center. Mr. Moody is Hoban, Bishop of Rockford; the early in the morning to await the LAODICEA IN PHRYGIA this week in Denver. income families. now located in Olympia, Wash. Most Rev. Joseph H. Albers, Bishop colorful procession and the magni­ APOSTOUC DELEGATE TO A daily newspaper reporter said Club Spends $2,782 “ Feeling his way at present,” as of Lansing; the Most Rev. George ficent ceremony of the erection of that the riles Monday afternoon for The de Paul Workingmien’s club he puts it, Mr. Whalen points out (Turn to Page 8 — Column S) the archdiocese. Long before 10 THE UNITED STATES OF the liturgical reception o f the Apos' at 1824 Larimer street, a special that one of the major problems con­ o’clock there were hundreds NORTH AMERICA^ tolic Delegate were breath-taking in branch of the Particular council, fronting him is to enlist the interest thronged about the doors of the Whereas the advancement of re­ their splendor and dignity. But they spent $2,782.70 in providing meals of adults who frequent the center Cathedral; half an hour before the ligion and the better government were far surpassed by the rites of for 45,309, and coffee and sand­ in furthering their own social and Solemn Ceremony Attends Official triumphal, procession moved in of the faithful render it advisable Tuesday morning, when the Arch­ wiches for 18,119. Spiritual aid cultural advancement. stately majesty up the center aisle, to divide the Diocese of Denver diocese o f Denver was formally was provided as follows; Encour­ Keenly interested in choral and most of the big Cathedral was and to create another diocese, Our established. aged to return to sacraments, 193; glee club work, he is also a dev filled. Only the sanctuary and the Most Holy Father, Pius XII, by Nothing in the theater or on the arranged for instructions of non- otee of liturgical music. Follow­ Visit of Papal Delegate to Denver section of pews reserved for the Divine Providence, Pope, after ma­ screen ever combines beauty and Catholics, 89; induced to take ing his graduation from St. Vin­ clergy stood empty. From time to ture consideration, after having dignity in the same way as the pledge, 17; referred to priest for cent’s college, Latrobe,‘Pa., in 1912, time, one or two robed figures heard those who have a right to be (Turn to Page i — Column 1) advice, 82; converts, 43, and reli­ Mr. Whalen attended the Pontifical The Most Rev. Amleto Giovanni cession of more than 200 priests Most Rev. Robert E Lucey, Arch­ moved through the sanctuary and heard, and having remedied what­ School of Gregoriap Chant and Cicognani, D.D., Apostolic Dele­ and seminarians, nine Bishops, bishop of San Antonio; the Most down the airie to see that every ever defect of consent there m ay Liturgical Music, and , for some gate to the United States, made two Archbishops, and the Most Rev. Rudolph A. Gerken, Arch­ thing was ready for the ceremony be in those who have or claim to Bishop-Elect of Pueblo, time pursued his hobby as a career. his first official visitation of the Rev. Urban J. Vehr. Following bishop of Santa Fe; the Most Rev. to begin. have any right in the matter, haa Mont., took part in the ceremonies that resulted in the erection o f his In addition to forming and di­ Denver Cathedral at the liturgical the ceremonies at the entrance to Joseph C. Willging, Bishop-Elect In the choir loft, Monsignor judged and decreed that the nec­ diocese as a separate ecclesiastical jurisdiction. The Bishop-Elect will be recting orchestras and choral and reception conducted with all the the Cathedral, the procession of Pueblo; the Most Rev. Bernard Joseph J. Bossetti’s ranks of essary measures be taken for the consecrated in .St. Helena's ('.athedral, Helena, Mont., Feb. 24 and will glee clubs throughout the state of pomp and brilliance of the Church moved down the center aisle, while T. Espelage, O.F.M., Bishop of vested choristers and seminarians division of the Diocese of Denver. be installed in .Sacred Heart Cathedral, Pueblo, March 12 Pennsylvania, he conducted his own ritual Monday afternoon, Jan. 5, the falso bardoni choir of St". Gallup; the Most Rev. John H. stood ready to fill the vaulted Wherefore, His Holinese, by studio for organ and piano instruc­ at 4 o’clock. Archbishop Cico­ Thoma.s’ seminary thrilled the Peschges, Bishop of Crookston; arches with resounding song. Apostolic Letters given under seii tion in Philadelphia. Formation of gnani was escorted from the Chan­ more than 1,500 sisters and laity the Most Rev. Duane G. Hunt, (Turn to Page 3 — Column 1) (Turn to Page 8 — Column 7) similar musical units at Vail cen- cery to the vestibule of the Cathe­ who overtax^ the seating capac­ Bishop of Salt Lake; the Most (Tum to Pages— Column S) dral, preceded by an indoor pro- ity of the huge edifice. Rev. George J. Rehring, Auxiliary 38 of Hierarchy Present Ceremonies in the sanctuary in­ Bishop of Cincinnati; the Most Apostolic Delegate Says: cluded the chanting of the pre­ Rev. Joseph M. Gilmore, Bishop of scribed oration by Archbishop Helena; the Most Rev. William D Vehr, followed by an address of O’Brien, Auxiliary Bishop of Chi­ 385 Clergy, Seminarians Work of Pioneer Dishops welcome by the Ordinary, a re­ cago; the Most Rev. Charles H. sponse by the Delegate, and Sol­ Le Blond, Bishop of St. Joseph; emn Benediction of the Blessed the Most Rev. Thomas A. Welch,We Attend Luncheon Tuesday Sacrament, Officers at Benedic­ Bishop of Duluth;Ih; the Most Rev. tion were the Very Rev. William Anthony J. Schuler, S.J., Bishop of Like Gifts of Wise Men El Paso, and the Apostolic Dele­ Higgins, celebrant; the Rev. Greg­ Three hundred and eighty-five ter; Bishop Patrick A. McGovern ory Smith, deacon, and the Vei^ gate and Archbishop-Designate Vehr. Monsignor John R. Mulroy clergymen and seminarians at­ of Cheyenne, Archbishop Rudolph- Speaking at the civic celebration effect has been given to the sov­ Rev. Thomas D. Coyne, C.M., sub­ tended the luncheon in the Brown A. Gerken of Santa Fe, Archbishop ereign historical act by which His deacon. In the sanctuary were the and the Very Rev. Charle.s H. in the Municipal auditorium Tues­ Hagus were chaplains to the Ordi­ Palace hotel Tuesday following the Amleto Giovanni Cicognani, the Holiness, Pope Pius XII, deigned formal establishment of the Arch­ Apostolic Delegate, in whose honor day evening. Archbishop Amleto to constitute a new ecclesiastical nary, and Monsignor Matthew WOMEN TO HOLD Smith and Monsignor Joseph J. diocese of Denver and the installa­ the luncheon was held, and Arch­ Giovanni Cicognani, Apostolic Del­ province in the midst of the pic­ bishop Ul-ban J. Vehr. Bosettj, V.G., chaplains to the tion of Archbishop Urban John egate to the United States, drew a turesque Rocky Mountain region, Vehr. Thirty-eight members of the beautiful parallel between Colo­ 8TH ANNUAL DAY Delegate. Bishop McGovern’s talk was comprising the two states of Colo­ Hierarchy were present. largely historical. He related how, rado s early missionaries and the rado and Wyoming, and to elevate Three Wise Men. Gifts left by OF RECOLLECTION Expresses Loyalty The setting was superb. The in­ in 1859, Colorado was under the the city of Denver to the rank of terior of the historic hotel has jurisdiction of Bishop Miege ol Bishop Joseph P. Machebeuf and a Metropolitan see. To Holy Father his successors in the way of in­ been rebuilt in recent years, and Leavenworth, the “ Bishop of In­ Pioneer Work in Territory The Catholic Laywomen’s Re­ In his address of welcome to the two huge, magnificent dining­ dian territory,” who, after a visit creases in clergy and sisters and Delegate, Archbishop - Designate great development of Church in- This ecclesiastical province, with treat association has announced rooms were thrown together for here, wrote to Rome and asked that Vehr declared: .stitutions are comparable to those its mountains, plateaus, valleys, that the eighth annual day of rec­ the luncheon. Colorado be transferred to the jurisdiction of Bishop Lamy of brought by the Wise Men to lakes, deserts, canyons, forests, and ollection will be held at St. Vin The Church of Denver and this Speakers were the Very Rev. Christ, he declared. The Papal parks, has indeed a character of cent’s home, W. 42nd avenue and (Turn to Page 8 — Column 1) Williamifi "Higgins, LL.D,, toastraaa- Santa Fe. Hence it was that in 1860 the latter was notified that Delegate’s talk follows in full: its own. Only in comparatively Lowell boulevard, Sunday, Jan. 18, more than 100,000 square miles of Today, Jan. 6,1942, in the beau­ recent years has the plowshare cut with the Rev. William Kenneally, territory had been added to hie tiful Cathedral of the Immaculate its furrow in these parts, and la­ C.M., professor of Sacr^ Scrip Conception, during the celebration borious, extensive, and fruitful ture at St. Thomas’ seminary, as Civic Ceremony Hunors gigantic jurisdiction. Fathers Ma- chebeuf and Raverdy were sent to of the highly significant liturgy cultivation of the soil begun. Older retreat-master. Father Kenneally of the Epiphany of Our Lord, full settlers may remember when this has given many retreats in -this Denver and, when they reached was still “ The Great American region. The day will begin with here, found 3,000 settlers and 200 Desert,” whose only vegetation Mass at 8< o’clock and close with Delegate, New Archbishop Catholics in the new city. Father Spiritual Bouquet Is was the sagebrush and the cactus, Benediction of the Most Blessed Machebeuf’s labors as priest and and whose extent was almost en­ Sacrament at 4:15 p.m. Bishop were described by Bishop , Given to Archbishop tirely unexplored. Hopes and The officers of the Catholic Lay- In the City auditorium Tuesdt^ of St. Paul, and John J. Sullivan McGovern as herculean. He went dreams were stirred up by the dis­ women’s Retreat association are: evening. Catholic and non-CathoIic o f Denver, representing the laity, everywhere and camped out'when Student* in Catholic grade covery of gold in the Pike’s Peak President, Barbara Bach; vice Denver alike turned out to Wel­ all paid tribute to the colorful fig­ necessary along the road, even in and high ichooU and college* in area, and thousands of prospectors president, Anne Birmingham; come the Most Rev. Amleto Gio­ ures, both lay and ecclesisistical, winter. the Xrchdioce*e , of Denver poured into this region. While treasurer, Margaret C. Reilly; re­ vanni Cicogrnani, Apostolic Dele­ who laid the cultural foundation Bishop Mats Zaidous, Thrifty presented the following ipirit- many of these pioneers intended cording secretary, Anne E. O’Neil; gate to the United States, and to of the modern We.st. “ Bishop Matz, his successor, I ual bouquet to His Excellency, to remain only long enough to corresponding secretary, Mrs. A. pay tribute to the Most Rev. Ur­ Also present on the stage, whose knew well. He was a spiritual. the Mott Rev. Urban J. Vehr, make their fortunes, and then to R. Grosheider; board members, ban J. Vehr on the occasion of his beautiful setting added much to holy man of the greatest zeal, very D.D., on the occasion of his return whence they came, the Mrs. S. P. Keating, Sr.; Mrs. T. installation as first Archbishop of the occasion, were Church leaders thrifty. A thrifty man was needdeo. alavation to Archiepitcopal Catholic Church, from the very M. Carroll, Mary Nsdorff, Eleano: Denver. from all over the nation, city and Bishop Machebeuf had bought up rank: Masses, 25,000; Holy moment that small numbers of Engelhardt, all of Denver; Mri The colorful ceremony, attended state officials, representatives of property everywhere because he Communioni, 25,000; visits, settlers grouped together and from Joseph Prokosky, North Platte, by some 3,000 persons, ’was high­ the armed forces of the United foresaw the rapid development of 25,000; Rosaries, 25,000; other the very first appearance of civic Nebr., and Mrs. F. J, Reinert, lighted by stirring addre.sses, in States, and representatives of the Colorado and there were debts that prayers, 150,000. The presen­ organization, both in Colorado and Boulder. which the speakers recalled the laitv. In the background was the had to be cared for. When the old tation was mad# privately by in Wyoming, came here perman­ Any one who h-s not received a memory of the glorious pioneers Cathedral vested choir, under the Cathedral on Stout street was sold the Rev. Hubert M. Newell, ently and deflnitely to undertake card and desires to attend may who blazed the trail of civilization direction o f the Rt. Rev. Joseph for $225,000, nearly all the money archdiocesan director of educa­ her mission of grace and civiliza­ make reservations by phoning or in the Rocky mountain area. Arch­ Bosetti, V.G., which rendered aev had to go to pay off mortgages.” tion. tion. writing the president, Miss Bar­ bishop Cicognani, Archbishop eral selections. Bishop McGovern said that the (TumloPagelt — Column 4) bara Bach, 1376 Pearl, MA. 6913. Vehr, Archbishop John G. Murray (Turn to Page 15, CoL 1) I (TumtoPages — Column S)

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(Conibuui From Pago One) and afterwards first Bishop of as it is predominantly Spanish. Ws me during the past well-nigh 11 dia, Kans.; Leo Binz of Washing­ ward J. Fraezkowski, Denver; Leo Congratulations outstanding works of Bishop J, Denver was given the titular see pf should not refer to these people as years, as one of the finest, most ton, D. C.; Francis W. Walsh of Brown, S.J., Denver; William F. Henry Tihen’s rejpme were the Epiphania when be . was made Mexicans, he asserted, for New loyal, and most self-sacrificing building of the residence hall and Vicar Apostolic of Colorado and body of priests that can be found New York city, Joseph J. ^^osetti Ferrell, S.J., Denver; John Kostik, the great chapel of St. Thomaa’ Spain was a separate province and anywhere. They have been marvel­ of Denver, Matthew Smith of Den­ C.PP.S., Whiting, Ind.; Nicholas to the new Utah. It is interesting to note the was under - Mexican rule for only seminary and nis part in the de­ cdincidence, that the Archdiocese ously generous in condoning the ver, Hugh L. McMenamin of Den­ Schaal, Raton, N. Mex.; velopment of the Regioter. 20 years. The people, he asserted, ver; of Denver is established on the are very loyal to the Church and, weaknesses and many limitations A. J. Miller, Pueblo; William J. Feast of the Epiphany, the day o f of their Bishop. They have been VERY HEVEREND MONSI­ The ten and a half years’ work though they do not have much Coyne, Akron, Colo.; William J. of Archbishop Vehr here was char­ the year that has the same name devoutly loyal and co-operative GNORI: James W. O’Brien of Nor- wealth, -they are faithful in Cath­ Gallagher, E een esb u rg, Colo.; Archdiocese of Denver acterized by the speaker as show­ as this first titular see of a Colo­ olic work. Some have succumbed and whatever has been accom­ vtood, 0 .; John R. Mulroy ef Den­ ing marvelous' development of rado Ordinaiy. to proselyters, but not many. plished for God and human soulz ver, Edward A. Freking of Cincin­ Paul D. Slattery, Craig, Colo.; Cathohcity. The Archoishon, he Archbishop GerMn said that In this jurisdiction is directly the nati, 0 .; Maurice W. Helmann of Joseph J. Walsh, Fruita, Colo.; d k la r^ , is an exceptional or Archbishop Gerken asserted that result of their work. Beautiful Lincoln, Nebr.; Clarence J. Rior- Francis J. Bottler, Walsenburg, documents have been found in Archbishop Vehr has well deserved and its first ganizer. Bishop McGovern particn- Santa Fe to indicate that a peti St. Themas’ seminary and its de­ dan of Lincoln, Nebr.; . ■ Colo.; Harley Schmitt, Denver; the new rank that has been i^ven Edward Leyden, Denver; Edward larly praised, the work o f Building tion for the sending of a Bishop voted faculty have been the inspira­ VERY REVEREND ANI^ REV­ to him. He is a man of splen­ Breen, Denver; Louis Pecorella, up. a native cler^ and the. develop­ there was drawn up more than 200 tion o f a gratifying and increasing EREND CLERGY: William P. did judgment and organizational La Junta, Colo.; W. L. Berberich, ment of the seminary. Having had years before the first Bishop’ was number of promising native voca­ Barr, C.M., Los Angeles; 'William ability.' C.SS.R., St. Louis; Andrew Topor, graduate stbdy in education and consecrated in I860. There is no tions' to the priesthood of our Higgins, Denver; Emmet J. Coler, Archbishop Urban J. Vehr Archbishop Cicognani said that, Calhan, Colo.; Damen McCaddon, canon law, Archbishop Vehr .has doubt bow the Apostolic Delegation state.' It is in very truth the back­ Concordia, Kans.; F. J. Keller, An- not only,been specially fitted for in . these dark . days of universal bone and nerve center of the fu­ selmo, Nebr.; Henry A. Geisert, Littleton, Colo.; John R. "Vidal, would react to such a petition if the dbnflict and destruction, the Cath­ C.M., Denver; Eugene A.-O’Sulli­ h)B work but be has. good judg­ conditions were the same today, but ture o f the drchdiocese and this Denver; Anton /Link, Sidney, olic. Church continues always to van, Fort. Collins, Colo.; Thomas ment, is . never lost, and always the Spanish government in those Rocky Mountain region. Nebr.; Dominic Morera, S.F., build. Hence it is that the Holy Fitzgerald, Pueblo; Bernard Gil- chooses the best nieans of meeting days did* not see fit to allow the ‘SadBMs in Parting' Greeley, Colo.; Joseph Ruensa, S. See chooses to erect a flourishing lick, Salida, Colo.; problems, said Bishop-McGovem. establishment of a Bishopric. The There is a real sense of sad­ F. , Del Norte, Colo.; Aquinas 280,000 Catholic*, in State? diocese here in Denver into an ness in parting, even partially, the Knoff, Fort Wayne, Ind.; William William J. Monahan, Denver; petition went so far as to desig­ archdiocese and to create a new Bishop McGovern asserted that nate that certain properties would most cordial relationships of al­ Schaefers, Wichita, Kans.; Mi­ Philip Cassidy, Santa Rosa, N. he. believes, from a study of birth ecclesiastical province with the most a century with the Archdio­ chael Pascual, C.R., Denver; John Mex.; Barry Wogan, Golden, Colo.; be set aside for the support of the Diocese of Cheyenne and the new statistics, that Colorado has 280,000 Bishop. There is a list of more cese of Santa Fe. We o f Denver Fullana, C.R., Fort Collins, Colo.; Bernard A. Senninger, Covinrton, Gathdics. - Diocese of Pueblo as suffragans owe much to the Metropolitan city Onophrius Martorell, C.R., San Ky.; Edward Conway, S.J., Den­ than 300 priests who worked in He said t^at the occasion offered ' Archbishop Gerken asserted that of the Holy Faith. Bishop Lamy of Luis, Colo.; John Ordinas, C.R., ver; Lawrence L. Cusack, S.J., •••* !« • * New Mexico before a Bishop was him en-opportunity'to extend con­ Sant^ Fe has always been closely the pioneering days sent here his' Denver; James P. Flanagan, Den­ Denver; Bernard Cullen, Denver, named in 1860. gratulations and the gratitude of connected vrith Colorado and has most trusted priest and "Vicar Gene­ ver; Frank P. Cawley, Durango, and Hubert Newell, Littleton, Colo. the Holy See to all who have had SIX Denver Stores: 16th and Champa, had a great deal to do ^ th the Many Spaniih in Southern Area ral, who later became first Bishop Colo.; Clarence E. Kessler, Glen- SEMINARIANS: Patrick New­ development of religion, in New The southern part, of the new a part 'fn the development Under of Denver, Bishop Machebeuf. His man, Joseph F. Sharpe, Francis 21 S. Broadway, 2029 Larimer, 859 Santa Fe, the new Archbishop, there have wood ^rings, Colo.; Bernard Rot- Mexico, Arizona, Colorado,. and Diocese of Pueblo, he said, is much name is still held in benediction ger, C.R.j Denver; Andrew E. War­ Powers, C.S.V.; John Haley, Sig­ U'toh. The first Vipar ApOstolic like the Archdiocese of Santa Fe, been great fruits in the form of everywhere throughout this re­ mund H. Charewicz, Clarence Go- W. 32nd at Lowell, Englewood new churches, new schools, and the wick, Julesburg, Colo.; D. B. Kane, gion. With Archbishop Gerken and C.M., Denver; Ralph Thyken, S.V. lueke, C.S.V.; John Ryan, C.S.V.; bringing of many into the Church. •with his pMdecessor, Archbishop Walter E. Cassidy, Joseph L. The honor that h is come to Den­ D„ Techny, 111.; Daeger, I have spent many happy, Chanewicz, John J. Koros, Francis ver, he said, is a tribute to the city, William Hoff, Belleville, Dl.; congenial hours and shall always Theodore Yoch, SJ., Trinidad, Murphy, Anthony Wilwerding, Max to the territory that is part of the entertain a sincere feeling of deep new province, and to Archbishop Colo.; John B. Schneider, O.P., E. 'Valdez, John .F. Hein, Gregorio St. John^M appreciation for their kindly ad­ L. Vigil, Francis Nava, John Lane, Vehr personally. Denver; Vincent Hankerd, Royal vice, their help, and encourage­ Oak, Mich.; Peter O’Brien, O.P., C.S.V.; James Hamblin, Leonard Frank J. The Delegate praised Bishop Mc­ ment. River Forest, 111.; Adam D. Balia, Abercrombiq, Frank Sherman, Rob­ Kunde Govern as one who has labored “ From Bishop McGovern, our ert G. McMahon, Michael F. Kava- GOOD CLOTHES NEED G. P., Denver; James J. Regan, 0. iBTlta* joa to long, often with few human con­ closest neighbor and dear friend nagh, Barry T. Currigan, Donald solations. He has worked with love P., Amarillo, Tex.; F. L. Sebas- NOT BE EXPENSIVE CIRCLE from the north, I can anticipate tiani, SJ., Trinidad, Colo,; Leo McMahon, Stephen John Mon­ and sacrifice, far from the Arch only a continuation of the cher­ aghan, James F. Moynihan, J. Z. bishop of his former province, but Burns, S.J., Denver; W. J. Fitz­ DRIVE ished friendship that has extended gerald,. S.J., St. Louis; Francis Horton, R. 'V. Nevans, George Hol­ .Service Station has never sought an easier place. over many years. As a matter *of land, T. M. Ploof, Herbert Banigan, THE The Delegate declared that Hornung, ' O.S.B., Canon ■ City, 175 JoHphln* fact, now that the new Province Cplo.; John F. Connell, O.P., Den­ J. -F. Haljpran; EA. 5625 Archbishop Beckman of Dubuque of Denver is established, it is very ap'd ArchSishop Gerken of Santa ver; Leo Farrell,, O.P., Denver; Bernard A. Senninger, Leonard ENGLISH patent to everyone that 'Wyoming Anthony Weinzapfri, Denver ; Leo A. Redelberger, Francis B. Vaw Fe were immediately co-operative should be linked with the lofty BROOKS WIIVES when.they were asked to surrender F . Patrick, Brush, Colo;; Matthias ter, 0. V. Foxhoveii, Robert Syri- Rockies rathisr than with the lowly Blenkush, Denver; August J. aney, William Delaney, T. A. Haas, TAILORS territory of their ecclesiastical plains of Iowa. We welcome Chey­ & UQUOR provinces for the development of Kneipp, Denver; Christian A. C, J. Campbell, P. A. Moran, J. J. BOl FIFTEENTH STREET Jim MeConaty, Jr. James P. MeConaty, Sr. enne back home where it belongs. Burke, C.S.V.; E. F. McGinnis, CHRISTIAN BROS. the new Province of Denver. Arch­ Wachter, Lowry Field, Denver; Combine Quality and Style WINES AND BRANDY 4S Years Expsrlctu* “ I am certain that priests and Henry McCabe, Idaho Springs; Owen McCarthy, C.S.V.; F. D. bishop Gerken showed the same people join with me in extending at Prices You Can Afford JACK iJak*) GELT, Mrr. willingness when he was asked to Charles Hagus, Denver; Harold V. McCallin, J. J. Corcoran, J. P a most cordial welcome to our Deane, James Kelly, C.S.V.; F. D. KEystone 7392 15th and Welton A service complete, dignified and beautiful is give up territory for the new Dio­ Campbell, Denver; Lawrence Wal­ new Bishop Willging of the re­ Theobald, Frank Syrianey, Alo- the memory picture treasured by those w’ cese of Gallup in order that the ter, Denver; Joseph O’Heron, cently created see of Pueblo. 1 ysius Bertrand, W. J. Koontz, J. Indians might havq a Bishop^lose Englewood, Colo.; J. J. Cronin, C. have suffered the loss of a dear one. Bouleva know from personal experience J. Lacy, Arthur Lemire, Daniel to them and when ho was lately M.. St. Louis; W. J. Kenneally, services conform to ideals of distinction, an,, that he will find in his new diocese Kelly, C.S.V.; A. E. Puhl, Tito asked to surrender his Auxiliary C.M., Denver; Thomas F. St. Patrick's a loyal, devoted, and self-sacrific Melendez, James O’Toole, K. J beauty that are a never ending solace. Bishop to become the Coadjutor Schmucker. C.M., Denver; Louis ing body of priests and a laity Keenoy, SrJ., Denver; Gregory Nelson, Marcus Haeg, James Bishop of El Paso. At the close of that will co-operate in his every Payne, D. F. Brick, J. W. Regnier, , Any Family Can Afford his talk. Archbishop Cicognani ex­ Smith, Denver; The firms listed here de­ effort. We of Denver will follow Lawrence Fenton, 'V. C. deBaca, RIXIE pressed special thanks -to St. Thomas J. Barrett, C.M., Den­ his career with pride and satisfac­ T. A. Pettit, H. J, Quinlivan, R. F. CLEANERS & DYERS serve to be remembered Boulevard Service Thomas’ seminary for the work it ver; Thomas D. Coyne, C.M., Den­ tion and we promise every help Hoffman; has done and prophesied that it ver; MarshalLF, Winne, C.M., St. Free Call and Delivery when you are distributing and co-operation that can be given will have a great part in the de­ Louis; Martin J. O’Malley, C.M., Joseph Lonteen, N. B. Smith, 3160 Tejon St. him in any way in his diocese. We A. R. Unrein, Paul Mendrick, your patronage in the dif­ velopment of the new province St. Louis; W. M. Brennan, C.M., CLendale 0228 know that his coming to Pueblo San Antonio, Tex.; Forrest H. Al­ Thomas Mercier, M. G. McCaskey, ferent lines of business. Archbishop Vehr's will develop and perfect the len, Idaho Springs, Colo.; J. R. A. J. Jacobs, J. C. Walsh, R. E H. H. MAPLES. Prop. ^Feddral at No. Speet^ Church and its organizations in Kane, O.M.I., Colorado Springs; Kekeisen, J. C. Shamp, C. J. Sal­ Address in Full this newest see in the United J. F. Nelson, O.M.I., Col6rado mon, G. R. Evans, Bernard Griese- States. eRand 1626 Archbishop Vehr’s address fol­ Springs; J. F. Bauer, Denver; mer, William Jones, Walter Jae­ St. Dominic'ji lows; “ The business of being an Arch George M. Spehar, Denver; Thom­ ger, Joseph Tockert, J. J. Leberer, bishop is, as you can readily ap­ as J. Feeney, Davenport, Iowa; Edward Dinan, Leo Fay, D. J. “ To the gracious toasts given at Foley, C.S.V.; Austin Johnson, this dinner I am at a loss to find preciate, a new and untried ven­ Richard Hiester, Denver; David CHA8. BITT and ARNOLD JENSEN Maloney, Denver; J. W. Stakelum, Joseph Stremel, John Ebel, Frank words to express the feelings ture for the speaker, but we, Now Oparatinf “m a m a f s m ost progressivs l a u n d r y " C.M., Denver; J. P. Donnelly, S.J., Klein, R. S. Sheehan, R. F. Me prompted by this occasion. There Bishop McGovern, Bishop Will­ B ILLY’S i m Denver; J. J. Flanagan, S.J., Den­ guire, Charles Berbers, Clement 0 L $ 0 N ’ S st^°,°eS comes to me first of all the real­ ging, and I, will work together in and ver; A. A. LeMay, Cedar City, Gsllagher, C. J. Erickson, N. J. ST. DOMINIC THE CASCADE LAUNDRY ization of a sense of personal un­ the cordial comradeship and broth- THE RANGEVIEW SERVICE Utah; Charles E. Freegard, Magna, Walsh, B. M. Kelly, D. D. 'Tierney, 2730 W. 29th GL 3613 STATION “ TRY ODB NRW SERVICE" worthiness at the honor that has erhood of Christ and give of our Utah; Joseph F. Higgins, Pueblo; Richard Mershon, C. T. Jones, .BAY GABOLIN'E — POPULAR OILS been bestowed upon the Church of best that the Church of Christ may 5015 E. Colfax EM. 2731 Complete Laundry Service grow ^nd prosper in our lovely Walter Steidle, Elbert, Colo.j Morris Stritch, Harold Mountain, 3050 E. 5th EA. 1301 Pbon* GL. 1110 54th and Lowall Denver. I .express through His Ex­ Louis J. Mertz, Aurora, Colo.; John and R. E. Spellman. 1S4T Haifc*t WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER TA. tSTS-StTS cellency, the Apostolic Delegate, Rocky Mountain territory.” Mahoney, Denver; Patrick Devlin, otir deep gratitude to the Holy Three former presidents of St. Thomas’ seminary, the Very Rev. Denver; Francis J. Brady, Holy­ COTTRELL’S Father for this unusual honor and oke, Colo.; Leonard Gall, Denver; recognition to the see of Denver, John Cronin, C.M.; the Very Rev. CONGRATULATIONS TO ARCHBISHOP URBAN J. VTIHR William -P. Barr, C.M., and the Joseph F. Lane, Mancos, Colo.; our undying loyalty to him and Robert J. Wilhelm, Denver; Fran­ bis sublime office as the repre­ Very Rev. William Brennan, C.M., attended the installation cere­ cis G. Faistl, Alamosa, Colo.; Congratulations sentative of Christ on earth. Our Thomas Barry, Denver; Joseph J. gracious Apostolic Delegate has monies and the luncheon. The Rev. Patrick A. Maguire of Salt Lake, Abbott, Colorado Springs; J. Roy been most kind in making the long Figlino, Denver; John J. Regan, to • journey to our 'Western land and alumnus of the graduate school at the University of Notre Dame, at; Denver; Arthur J. Lucy, Denver; has given us generously of his W, D. McCarthy, Pueblo; Joseph time during his stay here. To him tended the ceremonies as the of- f jcial representative of the univer­ F. Wamat, Ouray. Cblo.; Robert Archbishop we express our deep appreciation. J. Banigan, Leadville, Colo.; Fran­ To the Archbishops and Bishops, sity. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor FVan- cis W. Walsh, former assistant at cis J. Kappes, Denver; Maurice my brothers in the Hierarchy, who J. Singletoh, C.M., Denver; Leo have been so kind in honoring this the Denver Cathedral and founder Urban J. Vehr and ex-pastor of St. Vinejent de M. Flynn, Denver, Mark W. Lap- occasion, I am most sincerely pen, San Francisco; grateful. There are many priests Paul’s church here, returned to MRS. MARY GIBBONS here present from beyond the con­ Colorado for the event as the rep­ Delisle A. Leraieux, Denver; Au't. Hfr. fines of pur province who have resentative of the New York aren- Jerome L. Weinert, Denver; Justin " ~ r h E ^ graced this celebration, and to diocese and of the Military Ordi- McKeman, O.S.B., Canon City; them we express our deep appre­ nariate of the United States. Edward 'Vollmer, O.S.B., Boulder, ciation, Colo.; John Forsyth, O.S.B., Boul­ J A M ^ Q W - Complete List der, Colo.; Charles Forsyth, O.S. “ II should like to present today Of Guests Given B., Lafayette, Colo.; Elmer G. J ^ U U S S / I C C O - to His Excellency, the Apostolic Kieffer, C.M., Denver; Fridolin J. Delegate; the priests of the state KNABE Representative 1521 STOUT ST. The following is a complete list Shockley, O.F.M., Denver; Thomas of 'Colorado who have worked so of g^uests who attended the dinner: F. Gorman, C.M., Denver; Albert loyally and self-sacrificingly with MOST REVEREND ARCH­ L. Dundas, C.M., 'Denver; Philip BISHOPS: Amleto Giovanni Cico- A. Ryan, Peetz, Colo.; Raymond ghani. Apostolic Delegate; Urban M. Tully. S.J., Denver; Charles P, J. Vehr of Denver, John T. Mc- Sanger, Aspen, Colo.; Francis Zim- Nicholas of Cincinnati, Rudolph A. kosky, Gdodland, Kans.; Henry J. ONE-STOP FOOD A C ID C H Gerken of Santa Fe, Robert E. Ernst, Stratton, Colo.; Edward J. JANUARY Lucey of San Antonio, John J, Morgan, S.J., Denver; John J. bCAIlCII Glennon of St. Louis, John J. Guzinski, Denver; Peter J. Moran, SHOPPING SERVICE Cantwell of Los Angeles, and John Sterling, Colo.; Francis P. Po- Gregory Murray of St. Paul;- tempa, Vicjtor, Colo.; John Do­ MOST REVEREND BISHOPS: herty, Sterling, Colo.; Herman J. Anthony Joseph Schuler, S.J., of Lcite, Iliff, Colo.; W. J. Canavan, El Paso, Tex.; Edward F. Hoban Denver; Edward Woeber, Denver; John H. Kelly, Fleming: John o e a r a n e TO DEFENSE LIVING! of Rockford, 111.; James A. Griffin < of ^ringfield in Illinois, Francis Cavanagh, Denver; Benedict In- C. Kelley of Oklahoma City and genito; O.S.B., Louisville; A. S. 750 Brand New Coats Added to Our Regular Stock KEEP ’EM FLYING Tulsa, Edward J. Kelly of Boise, Dimichino, S.J., Denver; Julius M. Porcellini, O.S.M., Welby; Gaetano But Now tad Keop on BoTinf Ida.; Patrick A. McGovern of Cheyenne, Wyo.; John Mark Gan­ Pel Brusco, O.S.M., Denver; C. S. non of Erie, Daniel J. Gercke of Pettigrew, Cincinnati; Michael A. Defense Stamps Tucson, Christian H. Winkelmann Maher, Holly; A. C. Kieffer, Chey­ On 8*1* at All 11 MiUcr enne Wells, Colo.; Paul B. Hell- TOKOATS & O'COATS of Wichita, William D. O’Brien of HirkcU Chicago, Duane G. Hunt of Salt rung, Torrington, Wyo.; Edward Lake, Joseph M. Gilmore of Hel­ Cassidy, Evanston, Wyo.; Thomas $55.00 Zip~o Imports aad Groetrr Prie** for TTinrMltr. Fri­ F. O’Reilly, Casper, Wyo.; John ens; Charles H. LeBlond of St. All Going at This Gemiiae Camel’s Hair day. Satarday and Monday. At AU Joseph, Mo.; Stanislaus V. Bona M. McDevitt, Laramie, W yo.; John HiUor Sopor*. of Grand Island, Edwin V. O’Hara J. O’Connor, Kemmerer, Wyo.; Drastic Reduction! of Kansas City, Joseph H. Albers James Hartmann, Cheyenne, $27.50 of Lansing, Henry P. Rohlman of Wyo.; John P, Moran, Denver; $30.00 Rtvetsibtes Davenport, Thomas A. Welch of Cyprian Emmanuel, O.F.M., Joliet, Ortton BladcbcrrlM, $65,00 Camelgoraa Lotanbarriot, Black Duluth, Laurence J. FitzSimon of 111.; Joseph A. Kerb, Wray, Colo,; Chorrltt, In heary Amarillo, William J. Condon of Frank A, Seifert, Spalding, Mich.; •ymp, chole* 11-px. $15.00 c a n ______Great Falls, Bernard T. Espelage^ Frank J. Hardy, Lansing, Mich.; O.F.M., of Gallup; John H. Waltqr R. Hardy, Detroit, Mich.; $32.50 $37.50 Dunkitk Twaads PRIJ]VES Peschges of Crookston,. Minn.; Bernard J. F r o e g e l, Greeley, FISH Friijls and Vag. Frank A. Thill of ConcOr^a, Colo.; John Judnic, Denver; and Fleeces $^S.OO Hi’pada Importad PRICES POE PEI. AND SAT. Fancy Pittad la hcary- George J. Rehring of Cincinnati, Achille Sqmmaruga, Denver; Ed­ ■ynip, 11- A ' Fabrics Paul C. Schulte of Leavenworth, ward Prinster, Steamboat Springs,.jnngs, “ • eana...... O can* 2 5 C Gerald Shaughnessy, S.M., of Se­ Colo.; Thomas F. Singletoh, S.J., $18.75 HALIBUT RADISHES attle ; Philip G. Scher of Monterey- Denver: M. L. Hindelang, S.J., $37.50 Fresno, ’Thomas K. Gorman of Denver; Hugo L. Gerleman, SJ., $45.00 Dunwood Tweeds, Reno, Louis B. Kucera Jf Lincoln, Denver; Martin A. Schiltz, S.J., The New Hi-Q Fleeces aad Ceverta $B5JOO WeramboM L30e 33o and Joseph C. Willging, Bishop- Denver; George P. Prendergast, Elect of Pueblo; S.J., St. Stephen, Wyo.; GRAPEFRUIT RIGHT, REVEREND MONSIG­ P, A. Brooks, S.J., St. Louis; $22.50 $42.50 WHITDVG nS H . BREAD NORI: Francesco Lardone of the Ernest Dannegger, S.J., Denver; Lb, ______IH-poand leaf Catholic university,. Washington, Cyril Zupan, O.S.B., Canon City, 9 D. C.; John A. Duskie of Concor­ $50.00 Luxurapaca aad $125.00 Importad ENRICHED Colo.; Bernard Karst, S.J., Den­ ver; Arthur F. Vers'avel, SJ., Den­ Sylvdeuna Fleeces Camel’s Hair KFEL to Garry Talk ver; Edward L. Horgan, Leadville, Colo.; E. J. 'Verschraeghen, Ster­ Hl-jl Orange Layer ling, Colo,; Manns P. Boyle, Den­ $25.00 $62.50 By Archbishop Strltch ver; Raymond L. Newell, Walsen- berg, ,Colo.{ Thomas J. Wolohan, ^ A speech to be delivered at the Pueblo; John J, Kelley, Pueblo; Cake£^*“ 2 0 C annual Communion breakfast J. A. Herbers, S.J., St, Louis; Pat­ Generously milLER'S Sunday mominlr, Jan. 11, of rick A. Maguire, South Bend, Ind.; the Chicago archdiocesan Holy William J. Short, Sheridan, Wyo.; LARGER SIZES...... 35c, 60c Name Society union by Archbishop Patrick Casey, Drummond, Mont.; Samuel A, Stritch of Chicago will I'ATTRBIA’S WilHam Powers. Denver: Joseph ■ SUPER mBBKETSI be broadcast over station KFEL in D. Segourm M ontrose,- Colo.; Denver at 10:80. Francis J. Wagner, Puisbloi^ Ed- QiejMaii's Store. 621 6i x t e e n t u

.4 ( Thursday, Jan. 8, 1942 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE THREE MAGNIFICENT CEREMONIES MARK INSTALUTION ax^“S“ ^iATranSlatiOn Of ThrOO 40 of Hierarchy Are authorityFirst inBlessing hie new office, theQ Most i«n Rev. Urbanby Nc«) J. Vehr, MetropolitanArchbis|iop of Denver, blessed the crowd that packed the Cathedral. Five of the members of the Hierarchy who attended the magnificent ceremony are shown in the foreground kneeling. At the left in the picture beyond them is the Very Rev. Joseph P. O’Heron, chaplain to Archbishop Vehr, and Present as Denver Is beyond in the background is the Very Rev. Charles Hagus, the other chaplain to the Archbishop. Decrees Given in Full

(Continjied From Page One) Provinces of Santa Fe and o f Du­ Made Archbishepric on the fifteenth day of the month of buque, has decreed the establish­ November of the year just passed, ment of a new Ecclesiastical Prov­ has separated from the aforesaid ince. For this purpose. His Holi-i Diocese of Denver a certain part ness, by Apostolic Letters riven Slate Had Never Seen Such Liturgical Splendor of its territoiy. This territory He under the seal on the fifteenth day has erected into another and dis­ of November of the year just tinct diocese to be known as the passed, has detached certain dio­ As at Elevation of Most Rev. Urban J . Diocese of Pueblo; and He has ceses from the above-named Eccle­ deigned to delegate Us to car?y siastical Provinces. Of these sep­ Vehr to Rank of Metropolitan these things into execution pursu­ arated dioceses He has formed, ant to special instructions given erected, and constituted a new Us. and distinct Ecclesiastical Province (Continued From Page One) rail were massed the Bishow, Mon­ We, therefore, Amleto Giovanni which is to be known as the'Prov­ Swiftly, silently, the stately figure signori, and 250 priests. Back of ince of Denver. His Holiness has of the revered rector of the Cathe­ them at the Gospel side of the Cicognani, graciously chosen by Our Most Holy Father, Pius, for the deigned to delegate Us to carry dral, Monsignor Hugh L. Mc- Cathedral were more than 200 these things into execution pur­ Menamin, moved through the body nuns. execution of the aforesaid Apos­ tolic Bull, in virtue of the neces­ suant to special instructions given of the church. He was ready to Us.. send out over a nation-wide radio Fr. Coyne Reads sary and proper faculties received, network a thrilling account of the Official Documents as appears from the same Letters, We, therefore, Amleto Giovanni Cicognani, graciously chosen by morning’s program. As he reached the sanctuary, the exactly and reverently carrying Our Most Holy Father, Pius, for Apostolic Delegate knelt briefly to out the command of His Holiness, the execution of the aforesaid City, State, Military pray before the altar and then was by reason of special Apostolic Fac­ Apostolic Bulls, in virtue of the escorted to the Archiepiscopal ulty, do decree and prescribe what Are Represented proper and necessary faculties re­ throne at the side of the sanctuary. follows, and by this authentic'dec- The crowd was restive, but rev­ Seated to the Delegate’s left and laration do make the same* known ceived, as appears from the same erent too. Up front were the top facing the crowij was the Arch­ ,to all men and especially to those Letters, in exact and reverent obe­ civic figures of state and city— bishop-Elect wfth his deacons of who are particularly concerned. dience to the command of His Holiness, do decree and prescribe Governor Ralph L. Carr and honor. Facing him sat the assist­ We hereby separate*from the what follows; and, by this authen­ Mayor "Benjamin F. Stapleton. ant priest. The Archbishops were Diocese of Denver that part of its There, too, were representatives of seated in rows at either side of the territory which includes the coun­ tic declaration, do make the same the armed forces of the United sanctua^. ties of Mesa, Delta, Montrose, San known to all men and especially States, seated not far from the Monsignor Smith presented the Miguel, Ouray, Dolores, San Juan, to those who are particularly con­ Papal flag and the Stars and Delegate with the official docu­ Montezuma, La Plata, Gunnison, cerned. , Stripes. ments erecting the Diocese of Chaffee, Saguache, Hinsdale, Min­ First, We divide and separate The organ pealed and the silver- Puebltf and the Archdiocese of eral, Archuleta, Conejos, Rio from the Ecclesiastical Province of toned trumpets rang out the “ Pon­ Denver and naming Archbishop Grande, Alamosa, Fremont, Cus­ Santa Fe the Diocese of Denver, a tifical March” as the great doors Vehr as Apostolic Administrator ter, Huerfano, Costilla, Pueblo, portion of whose territory, by vir­ swung wide and the procession of Pueblo. From the Delegate the Crowley, Kiowa, Otero, Bent, tue of Apostolic Letters given moved from the street into the documents were passed to the no­ Prowers, Las Animas, and Baca. under date of the fifteenth day of Cathedral. Already the marching tary, the Very Rev. Thomas D. From this separated territory we November of the year just passed, file had moved- through crowds of Coyne, C.M., rector of St. Thomas’ create and declare created a new has been formed into the new Dio­ watchers as it came from the seminarj'. Father Coyne went to of the Kingdom of God, he called eternal destiny. By this teaching, ciety, the Chiirch teaches obedi­ things. We will continue in the and distinct diocese, restricting ac­ cese of Pueblo. Taken thus from Chancery qfiice back of the Cathe­ the pulpit, looked over the crowd, for courage and vision in the pres­ she enforces the inalienable rights ence to lawfully constituted au­ traditional way of the Church’s cordingly the boundaries of the under the Metropolitan jurisdic­ dral, along Logan street, and on to and -in solemn tones began the ent American crisis. He congrat­ of human personality so openly thority, spiritual and civil. She teaching to lead men to heaven by Diocese of Denver. Furthermore, tion of the Archbishop of Santa Colfax. reading of the decrees in the roll­ ulated Archbishop Vehr and asked we will and decree that this new Fe, the Diocese of Denver is here­ flaunted today in a diabolical man­ inculcates love of country and lives of intense love of God, of It was a colorful procession, led ing Latin of the Church. The crftwd that God and Our Lady bless his diocese be known as the Diocese of by constituted by Us an Arch­ by Fourth Degree Knights of followed the documents in English work in the future. (The full text ner; she aids the weak, the poor. patriotism as a supernatural vir­ country, and of home. We will Pueblo after the city of the same diocese which is to be known as Columbus in the distinctive garb tran.slations that had been distrib­ of Archbishop McNicholas’ Tues­ and the oppressed. From the be­ tue, not the mere waving of a strive to teach and inculcate those name. the Archdiocese of Denver. of their order. Neoct came the uted before the ceremony began. day talk appeared this -week in the ginning of her career to our time, flag in time of peace but the shed­ personal virtues which are the We further decree that the EpiS' Likewise, we raise the Denver thurifer and holy-water bearers, As Father Coyne read on Register, Local Edition.) the Church provided with equa ding of one*l blood in the supreme basis of real Christian civilization copal See of the new diocese be in Cathedral, dedicated under th« the great processional cross, the through the official decrees, an zeal for the spiritual welfare of title of the Immaculate Concep­ Archbishop to Work sacrifice in time of war in a right­ the city of Pueblo, and, therefore, seminarians, and the scores of aged Colored woman, lined of face, slaves and cripples, women, and and good.citizenship for time and tion of the Blessed Virgin Mary, eous cause. we hereby raise this city to the priests. They moved' swiftly to garbed in well-worn but neat cloth­ For God and Country children, as well as for that of the eternity. May all of us live such dignity of an Episcopal City and to the rank and dignity of a Metro­ their places-^iocesan priests in ing, an old blue stocking cap oyer Responding to Archbishop Mc­ great and powerful. Her exalted lives of holiness and virtue as to grant to it the rights and privileges politan Church and we bestow cassock and surplice, men of the her gray hair, moved up a side Every Catholic Must Nicholas’ address. Archbishop conception of the dignity of labor merit Divine benediction. We will which other Episcopal (Jities en­ upon it and upon its Archbishops, religious orders and congregations aisle to take a humble place behind Vehr pledged himself and all the and the example of her Founder, Be Loyal American continue to work for the interest joy. Moreover, We establish the during their incumbency, all toe — Jesuits, Franciscans in their a pillar. A little boy in blue over­ facilities at his command to work who spent the greater portion of Episcopal Throne in the Parish rights, insignia, privileges and rough brown, Dominicans in strik­ alls stood atop a green felt-covered And today, when our own be­ for the extension of God’s king­ His life on earth as an ordinary loved country must bear arms in of the human soul, to teach young Church dedicated to the Most Sa­ honors which, in Canon Law, other ing black and white, Theatines, table straining to see the man with dom, the salvation of souls, the working man, removed the con­ and old the Christian way to cred Heart of Our Lord Jesus Metropolitan Churches possess and Benedictines in festive garb, Vin­ the mighty voice. These were the struggle for human freedom, reformation of a society tainted tempt for bodily labor and raised the Church continues to preach heaven. We pledge anew our loy­ Christ in the aforesaid city, and enjoy. In particular. We confer centian Fathers from the semi­ faithful sheep from the flock with paganism, the service of the the working class to a higher dig­ the ancient Christian doctrine of We raise this Church to the rank upon the Archbishops of Denver nary. High color moved through whose shepherd was being made an alty and devotion to our country. United States. The newly created nity. loyalty and devotion to our flag and dignity of a Cathedral bestow- toe right, within the confines o f the aisle as the Papal Chamber­ Archbishop. All kinds of people We lovft it and its institutions. Archbishop stood handsome, The Divine law of charity, of and country, whether-the land of upon it and upon its Bishops, dur­ their ^ovince, to have the Cross lains (Very Reverend Monsignori) were with them in the congrega­ strong, calm in the pulpit as he love for God and man, as the two May God bless it in these days of ing their incumbency, all the carried before them as well as the and .the Domestic Prelates (Right tion that filled the Cathedral—busi­ our birth or the home of our adop­ spoke to his brothers in the Hier­ cardinal principles and corner­ tion. Whatever physical and moral trial, and may He smile favorably rights, privileges, honors, insignia, use of the Pallium, according to Reverend Monsignori) marched nessmen of high repute and great archy, the priests who will aid him stones of Christianity, the Church facilities the Church of Denver grants and prerogatives which in Liturgical laws, after they have by. wealth; tired young soldier boys; upon all of us with His favors and in his work, the people who make has insistently promulgated. Ac­ possesses are pledged to our gov­ Canon Law other Cathedrals and rightly postulated and obtain the bright-eyed boys; gay girls in gay benedictions. Procession of up his flock. cording to this law, men must aid ernment in time of stress. Every their Bishops possess and enjoy- same in Sacred Consistory. garb; people of every age and con­ Here is Archbishop Vehr’s ser­ one another willingly and unself­ loyal Catholic must be a loyal and likewise binding this Cathedral Hierarchy Colorful dition, but all one in the eyes of Moreover, We bind tois Metro­ mon in full: ishly in all needs of body and soul. American by intellectual convic­ and its Bishops with the same bur­ Each attended by two chaplains, the Church, all loving and all loved Apostolic Delegate politan Church and its Archbishops Vi'e are privileged to witness to­ This precept of Christian charity, tion and training. dens and duties. with the same burdens and duties Bishop-Elect Joseph C. Willging by their spiritual leader. never conceived in the pagan world Celebrates Mass of Pueblo and 29 Bishops— mag day the solemn execution of an . Today organized religion is We make this Diocese of Pueblo by which otoer Metropolitan A Bishop Becomes act of supreme jurisdiction of the of old, unknown and untaught in undergoing the most severe per­ After Archbishop Vehr’s ser­ suffragan to the Church of Denver Churches and Archbishops are nificently garbed in cassocks and the pag;an lands of today, is the mantelettas of amaranthine red, An Archbishop Sovereign Pontiff, Pope Pius XII, secution and test since the time mon, the Apostolic Delegate re­ which Our- Most Holy Father Pius bound. ■ as the historical successor of Peter, reason for and the inspiration of of the catacombs. The deification XII, by Letter given under date pectoral crosses glittering on At length the reading was done, the thousands of institutions of turned to the throne at the Gospel Furthermore, We detach the their breasts, Episcopal rings on the first Apostle and head of the of the state under totalitarian sys­ of the fifteenth day of'November Diocese of Cheyenne, together and the notary deft the pulpit. Church. In the primacy of his Christian charity for the allevia­ side of the sanctuary, there to of the year just passed, has their fingers — moved to their tems is replacing the God of Chris­ vest for the Solemn Pontifical Mass with its clergy and people, from Monsignor Smith went to the altar authority in the Church, he has tion of every type of human suf­ elbvated ,*to Metropolitan rank places at the front of the Cathe­ to chant the hymn of praise, “ Pro­ tians. Pagan principles of per he celebrated to conclude the the Ecclesiastical Province of decreed in his wisdom the creation fering dotting every Christian sonal conduct are inculcated by Wherefore, We place the Bishops dral. Strikingly different in the tector Noster,” and the Arch­ land. Paganism does not know morning’s magnificent service. For Dubuque, and We release it from ranks of the Epi.scopacy was the of a new seat of Episcopal author­ governmental decrees that strike at of Pueblo under the Metropolitan the Metropolitan jurisdiction o f bishop-Elect chanted the oration in ity in the city of Pueblo, Colo., them. the rest of the ceremony, Arch­ jurisdiction of the Archbishops of tall dignified figure of the Fran honor of the patroness of the Ca­ the very roots of Christian moral bishop Vehr sat in the temporary toe Archbishop of Dubuque. The and the elevation of the Diocese The hospitals, orphanages, homes ity. The mpdem pagan state with Denver. ciscan Bishop of Gallup, the Most thedral, Our Blessed Lady of Im­ throne at the Epistle side of the Cathedral Church of Cheyenne to­ of Denver to the rank of a Metro­ for the aged and destitute, refu­ its ruthless methods of annihila­ Rev, Bernard Espelage, robed in maculate Conception. As he de­ sanctuary, . With respect to the government, gether with the Cathedral Church politan see. Our first thought is, ges for fallen girls, asylums for tion, purges, insidious propaganda, administration, and temporalities of Pueblo We make suffragan to the pearl gray garb proper to scended the altar, Archbishop-Elect Two brothers and two sisters-in- Franciscan members of the Hier­ therefore, a heartfelt expression the mentally afflicted, and the and silencing processes will tem­ of the Diocese of Pueblo, with re the New Metropolitan Church of Vehr was met by the Apostolic of filial gratitude and thanks to scores of different types of insti­ law* of Archbishop Vehr, after ar­ archy.' Delegate and the assistant priest, porarily prevail, but the Church of spect to the, rights and duties of Denver and We subject their Ahead of Archbishop-Elect Vehr him whom we regard as the visible tutions for the care of the ills of Christ will eventually emerge vic­ riving in Denver on a train that its people, and all else of kindred Bishops to the Metropolitan juris- who escorted him to the throne was several hours late, reached and the Apostolic Delegate representative of Christ on earth. men are open testimony of the torious. There is supreme conso­ nature. We ordain that the pro­ dition of the Archbishop of that had been occupied by the We pledge anew today our loyalty efficacy of the application of the Cathedral at the Gloria of the marched four other Archbishops Delegate. As he took his place on lation and satisfaction in the prom­ visions of the Sacred Canons and Denver. and obedience to his supreme Christ’s law of charity in an an­ ise of the Savior: “ For behold I Mass and were escorted to places in their brilliant robes. In the the throne and received the crozier of the Third Plenary Council of This new Province shall bo teaching authority in the Christian cient, medieval, and modern world. am with you even to the consumma­ of honor at the front of the church. sanctuary was the Dominican (the shepherd’s staff) in his hands, Baltimore be observed. known as the Province of Denver world and our deep personal affec­ The Church was the direct and im­ tion of the world.” The history of They were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Metropolitan of Cincinnati, Arch­ the Bishop became an Archbishop, Vehr, Joseph Vehr, and Mrs. With respect to the clergy con­ after toe name of its Metropolitan bishop John T. McNicholas, in his tion for his august person. Peter mediate instigator, the supporter, 2,000 years will repeat itself in ruler over the Archdiocese of Den­ has spoken through his successor Raymond Vehr. • cerned, We decree that they be City. distinctive and beautiful Domini­ and the provider for such institu­ the renewed energy, invigorated ver and Metropolitan of the eccle­ on earth, and loyal Catholic hearts long to that Church in whose ter­ Finally, We order and command can garb of black and white. tions under the sweet gospel of vitality, apd final victory of the siastical Province of Denver. bow in grateful submission. Musical Program ritory they are now canonically that this Our Decree o f execution Wearing a mitre and cope of the charity of Christ Thousands spiritual over the material forces At that moment he received the The Church on earth, as estab­ domiciled. obtain its full effect and juridical gold cloth embellished with bril­ upon thousands of devoted men of iniquity. Is Best Ever privilege of wearing 'the pallium, lished by the Lord Christ/ has a Pending the tegular establish­ force from this sixth day of the liant red, the Archbishop-Elect and women have given, their lives the small band of wool that will be two-fold object. The one is ulti­ and talents in a self-sacrificing and Work of Pioneers The musical program' conducted ment of a Cathedral Chapter, Dioc­ month of January, the Feast o f the moved into the Cathedral with his sent to him from the \^tican when mate and the other, proximate. In totally oblivious way that the char­ by Monsignor Bosetti was hailed esan Consultors are to be chosen Epiphany of Our Lord Jesus deacons of honor— the Very Rev. wartime conditions allow. It is the common with all works of creation, Highly Praised as the most effective ever pre­ and to function in the manner pre Christ, in the year one thousand Charles Hagus and the Very Rev. ity of Christ might reign upon the the badge of his office as Arch­ the ultimate object of.the Church On this day of exultation, when sented in this region. ■ The Cathe­ scribed by law. nine hundred and forty two. Joseph P. O’Heron. earth. And so it is categorically bishop. The processional cross that is the honor and glory of God the Diocese of Denver becomes a dral vested choir and the semi­ Documents and papers which moves ahead of him now will be true that, where the real Church In testimony whereof We sub­ Blessing the throng as he moved Viewed objectively as an organi­ Metropolitan see, it^is not only narians made up the full choir of concern the new diocese must be through the ai.sle came the Apos­ the double-barred Archiepiscopal is known and her works are -seen, scribe to these presents Letters zation and an organized religion, she commands the admiration,.the fitting but just that we pay tribute 125 male voices that sang at the consigned, as soon as possible, by tolic Delegate in cappa magna of cross. Mass. A. A. Hauk was at the or with Our own hand and affix the Church is the life-work of the respect, and the love of thinking to the memory of those revered the Chancery of the Diocew of thereto Our seaL pure white ermine trim. Ahead of God-Man, of Divine Omnipotence, dead whose past achievements have gan. The trumpets that filled the Denver to the Diocesan Curia of him were the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Priests Pay Homage men, regardless of their individual Given in the Metropolitan City Wisdom, and Love. preferences. prepared for this day, the leaders air with stirring silver tones added Pueblo, and carefully filed in the Matthew Smith, assistant priest, To Archbishop Vehr The proximate object of the and the faithful co-workers of the a note of high drama to the music Pueblo archives. of Denver, on the day, in to® and the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Leo program, which was as follows: month, and in the year as above The flash bulbs of new's pho­ Church and its institution by Christ Church Is Bulwark Church of Denver throughout the Finally, We will and order that Binz, master of ceremonies to the tographers popped as the new is to sanctify men and guide them past 80 years— Bishop Machebeuf, “ Pontifical March”— organ and indicated. Delegate and a secretary at the Of Civilization this Our decree of execution ob­ Amleto Giovanni Cicognani Archbishop was seated, as the to their eternal destiny, which is the saintly and intrepid pioneer; trumpets; “ Ecce Sacerdos Mag­ tain its full effect and juridical Apostolic Delegation in Washing­ Apostolic Delegate entoned the the possession of God in eternity. The Church is the bulwark of Bishop Matz, the builder, and nus” — seminary choir; “ Diffusa Arebbithop of Laodicea ton. Beside the Delegate were his force from this sixth day of the Apostolic Delegate “ Te Deum” and then moved to the This object the Church strives to Christian civilization and the su Bishop Tihen, the energetic organ­ Est Gratia”—solo baritone, Map- month of January, on the Feast deacons of honor— the Very Rev. temporary throne erected at the attain by continuing the effects of preme teacher of an objective code izer. pelli; “ Te Deum” — seminary Monsignor John R. Mulroy and of the Epiphany of Our Lord Jesus Epistle side of the sanctuhry, and the Redemption of Christ. Christ of morality, imbedded in the hu­ To the hundreds of loyal, self- choir; vesting, “ Tu Es Petrus”— Christ, in the year one thousand Decree Appointing the Very Rev. William M. Higgins. Archbishop Vehr gave the authorized the Ap'ostles, as bearers man conscience and revealed by for solo and chorus, (:ath^rsl hundred and forty two. The deacon of the Mass was the sacrificing priests, sisters, and de­ crowd his first blessing as a Metro­ of ecclesiastical authority, to share God Himself to Moses on Mount voted laymen and women whose choir. Fore; Proper of the Mass, In testimony whereof We sub­ Pueblo Administrator Very Rev. Harold V. Campbell politan. After the blessing the in His Divine mission; “ As the Fa­ Sinai, in the all-important Ten male quartet— Tozer; Kyrie, Missa DIOCESE OF PUEBLO and the subdeacon was the Very memory is written in the | book of scribe to the present Letters with the priests of the archdiocese ther hath sent Me, I also send Commandments of the Decalog. life, we publicly acknowledge our Gloriosa— Caudana; Gloria, Missa Rev. Aloysius J. Miller. Besides Our own hand and affix thereto DECREE OF came to ^ a k e their obedience to you.” The Savior spoke in a sim­ She is the mother of arts and sci­ eternal debt of gratitude. They Gaudioso— Vittadini; Post Grad­ Monsignor Binz, the masters of Our seal. ADMINISTRATION Archbishop Vehr. Led by the Mon- ilar way to the 72 disciples whom ence; she is the proud promoter have sown the seeds of Christian ual, “ TransCamus Usque ad Beth­ Given in the City of Denver, on ceremonies were Fathers Bernard signori and the consultors, the He sent out to preach: “ He that of architecture and sculpture. Her living and Christian heroism. They lehem” — Schnabel; Credo, Missa the day, in the month, and in the Inasmuch as the Diocese o f J. Cullen, Edward W. Woeberi priests and seminarians came two religious doctrines and impersona­ hears you, hears Me; he that de- have given us a priceless herit­ Gloriosa — Caudana;'Offertory, year as above indicated, Pueblo has been erected and con­ Hubert Newell, Elmer Kolka, John by two to kneel before the Arch­ spi.ses you, despises Me, and he tions have been the inspiration of “ Gesu Bambino” — Yqn; Sanctus stituted by virtue of the execution age— not only saintly individual Amleto Giovanni Cicognani Vidal, C.M.; David Maloney, Wal bishop, take his hand, and kiss his that despises Me, despises Him that painters throughout the ages. and Benedictus, Missa Gloriosa— of Apostolic Letters given under lives but so many practical evi­ Arebbithop of Laodicea ter Canavan, Francis Kappes, and Archiepiscopal ring in the age-old sent Me.” They were to be teach­ Caudana; Agnus Dei, Missa Gau- date of the fifteenth day of No­ I emphasize these points because dences of Christian charity and Apoitolic Delegate William J. Kelly. ceremony of the “ homagium.” ers, priests, and shepherds of the it is historically true that Christian generosity in the splendid institu­ diosa — Vittadini; recessional, vember of the year just passed, Many Prelates The new Metropolitan leaned flock. civilization today owes the salient tions of Christiafi charity that dot “ Triumphal March” — organ and necessity now demands that due forward from his throne to smile good features of its idealism in our lovely state. Their children’s trumpets. Decree Erecting provision be made for its tem­ Unable to Attend as each of his priests made the Church Works for public and private life, its consol­ children today are following lives Denver Archdiocese porary government, that is, until Because of Storm obedience. Joy shone in the faces Salvation of Men ing beliefs, and its Christian moral of Christian precept because of the Gratitude to God such time as the newly elected of the men of God as they paid standards of human conduct to spiritual example and fortitude of AMLETO GIOVANNI Dishop of Pueblo shall have taken In the Cathedral as the cere­ homage to their superior. There The Church, then, which Christ Fills All Hearts CICOGNANI canonical possession of his diocese. founded is a religious, supernat­ the Church and to the Church their forebears. monies began were 37 members were old men in the line— men alone. They are the experience of The stately ceremonies of the By the Grace of God and the To thia end. Our Most Holy of the Hierarchy. Fifty-one Arch­ who have given decades of service ural, supernational, and spiritual In sincere gp'atitude and heart­ Solemn Pontifical Mass moved society devoted to the supernatural the wisdom of centuries, sanc­ felt appreciation, we welcome the Favor of the Apostolic See Father, IMus XII, by Divine Provi- bishops and Bishops had made to the Church in Colorado, and tioned by Divine revelation. smoothly and swiftly. As the dense. Pope, has decreed and plans to attend the erection of the there were boyish-^faced young perfection, salvation, and sancti­ Apostolic Delegate to the United sacrifice first offered on CsJvary As a supernatural, organized so- TITULAR ARCHBISHOP OF ordered that this temporary gov­ archdiocese, but the bitter storm men whom Archbishop Vehr had fication of souls. As the state pro­ States to Denver today as the per­ was renewed, lips moved in prayer vides for the temporal and earthly sonal representative of the Holy LAODieEA IN PHRYGIA ernment of the Diocese of Pueblo that swept over the nation pre­ ordained in his ten years as chief all over the Cathedral and hearts . be invested in the Archbishop of vented many of them from com shepherd of souls in this state. well-being of its subjects, so the Boston College Offers Father. He has come at consider­ filled with gratitude to the good APOSTOUC DELEGATE TO Church is concerned primarily with able personal sacrifice to himself Denver and that faculties o f ing to Denver. Several began the Mere boys, ecclesiastical students Course on Pacific Area God, who watches over all His THE UNTIED STATES OF Apostolic Administrator be con­ trip and were forced to turn back. of the archdiocese, made their the eternal salvation- of her mem­ and to his official duties, and I children: Over the Sovereign Pon­ bers. It was in this sense that her would have him know we are NORTH AMERICA ferred upon him. Trains were hours late. Arch­ obeisance too. Boston.—Deriving its inspiration tiff in Rome, the Archbishops and DECREE Wherefore, by order of His bishop John J. Glennon, the patri­ After the “ homagium,” Arch­ Divine Founder said: “ My kingdom deeply grateful for his presiding Bishops of all the world, the priests from President Roosevelt’s recent at this installation ceremony. My The Roman Pontiffs are ever Holiness made knoWn to Us archal Metropolitan of St. Louis, bishop McNicholas left his place to is not of this world.” message to congress, Boston college and the reli^oua, the men and solicitous to change the territorial through toe Sacred Consistorial arrived too< late-for the Mass but preach the festive sermon. Arch- While the proximate object of sincere thanks, too, to the many women and little children of the will offer during the second semes­ Archbishops and Bishops and boundaries of Churches and to Congregation, His Excellency, participated in the rest of the bishop-Vehr had been his superin­ the Church is spiritual, supernat­ ter a course on America’s relations Church—^hat little old Colored modify their hierarchical rank as Urban J. Vehr, Archbishop of Den­ day’s program. Bishop John Mark tendent of schools in Cincinnati, ural, and eternal, she also pro­ priests and religious who have woman behind the pillar and toe with the Pacific area. Prof. Thomas come considerable distances to en­ often as th^ government of souls ver, is, by this present decree, Gannon of Erie reached the had served as.rector of the great motes the temporal welfare of her H. D. Mahoney of the Boston col­ little boy in blue overalls. and the circumstances of places named and constituted Apostolic Cathedral after the ceremonies Mt. St. Mary’s seminary in Nor­ followers in various ways. This is hance the dignity of this occasion. lege graduate school will be the I wish to thank the governor of It was a long ceremony— three and o f times seem, in the Lord, to Administrator of the Diocese of had begun. The Most Rev. Stephen wood, 0;, had been consecrated a necessary and inevitable conse­ lecturer. hours and more — but it was demand. With this thought in Pueblo for the above mentioned Woznicki, Auxiliary Bishop of De Bishop by him more than a decade quence of her doctrines, her laws, our state, the mayor of our city, the members of the judiciary of finished too soon. As the “ Tri­ mind, Our Most Holy Father, Pius period, with all the rights, privi­ troit, and the Most Rev. Peter W ago. The Cincinnati prelate had and her varying institutions of umphal March” rang out from the XII, by Divine Providence, Pope, leges and faculties which are, by Bartholome, Coadjutor Bishop preached at the installation of education and Christian mercy and Former Laval University our state, the ranking officers of our Inilitarv forces, the many not choir loft and the procession of after mature consideration, after law, annexed to tois office. Elect of St. Cloud, came on trains Bishop Vehr in this same Cathe­ charity. The civilization which we Rector Dies in Quebec dignitaries left the Cathedral, peo­ having heard those who have a Given in the Metropolitan City that reached Denver after the dral on July 16,1931. call Christian today in distinction of our faith whose presence here we deeply appreciate. ple lingered in their pews or moved right to be heard, and having rem­ of Denver, the sixth day o f the Mass. Speaking slowly and solemnly. to the pagan culture of the heathen Quebec.— The Rt. Rev. Amedee slowly out through the side doors edied whatever defect of consent month of January, on the Feast of A spectacle of striking beauty Archbishop McNicholas recalled is directly the result of Christ, His Gosselin, former superior of the Future Is in They stood about in the snow and there may be in those who have the Epiphany of Our Lord Jesus took form before the carnation- the close ties that bind the Arch­ teaching, and the influence of His Quebec seminary and a former the cold murmuring, “ Never has or c'laim to have any right in the Chruff, in the year one thousand Church banked high altar of the Cathedral diocese of Denver to (Cincinnati rector of Laval university, is dead Hands of God Denver seen a day Tike this . matter, in His desire to advance nine hundred and forty two. as the Archbishops and the officers and to Santa Fe. Contrasting the The Church teaches, and has al at the age of 78 years. He was The future is in the hands of And slowly they moved away in the interests and to promote the Amleto Giovanni Cicognani of the Mass moved to their places destructive work of warring na­ ■ways taught, that all men are equal rector of the university from 1909 God. Our trust and confidence rest bright sunshine that matched the spiritual welLbeing of the faithful Arebbithop of Laodicea in the sanctuary, .Beyond the altar tions and the constructive program before God and have the same to 1915 and frpm 1927 to 1929j in Him who the giver of all good glory in their hearts! Imng within the confines o f the ^poatolie Delegat® PAGE FOUR Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Jan. 8, 1942

Chinese Diplomat at The Denver Catholic Register ‘Polly Pry’s’ Life Drama, Presented White House Parley President-..— ______Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, D.D Editor——..—~-.Rt. Rev. Msjnr. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jonr.D Congratulations Managlns' Editor— ...... —— ------Hubert A. Smith, Jonr.D Before One-Man ^Audience,’ Recalled Auoclate Editors— M. F. Everett, Jonr.D.; Charles J. MeKeill,.A.B. Jonr.D.; Rev. Walter Canavan, J.C.L, LittD.; Rev. John Cavanagh. HJt., LittD.; Rev. Edward A. Breen, M.A., LittM .; Leonard Tangney. (C eprritbt, 1B41, br Catholic P reu So- usually tall tapering red candles, Civil wan to hold it together. War ciaty, Inc. Reproduction prohibited.) the sparkle of glasses and silver­ A.B., Jonr.D. {One of a series of dramatic had damaged, but not severely, the ware, the precious old lace cloth, a mansion with its. stately white- to stories of pioneer Colorado life as family heirloom as were the mass­ Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. related by Joseph Emerson Smith, ive silver dishes on the sideboard,— painted wood pillars, reminding Catholic, who is dean of news­ ah, now her words come back to one of a courthouse mellowed in papermen in Denver.) me. She said, ‘I wasn’t in a blue, dignity, but the slave quarters Published Weekly by (By Millard F. Everett) but a Pinky funk!’ Prances took were deserted. Colonel Campbell! THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) “ The stage had been carefully her to her room, where the costume Archbishop set for the lines to be spoken by from Paris, pressed and fresh, was now hired “ hands” for the farm­ 938 Bannock Street the woman whose years had laid out and the bed covers were ing, and they were indifferent brimmed over with romance and drawn invitingly back. ‘Lie down workers, so crops of cotton were Telephone, KEystone 4205 P, 0. Box 1620 drama sufficient for a dozen books. and rest; sleep, for you'have an poor. Plow horses had replaced These l&ies were fateful; if they hour,’’ Pinky directed. ‘I’ve never the thoroughbreds. From the little went over, her fame was restored, seen you look better’.” Mr. Smith left from the wealth of slave days, Urban J. Vehr Subscription; $1 per year. her future secure. They meant, continued: sufficient was taken to send to put it baldly, the last chance for Leonel Ross Campbell, the small On the morning of that day, now enduring success, and when she daughter in the large family, to a Thursday, Jan. 8, 1942 more than a decade past, Karl Ed­ needed financial security , desper­ fashionable school for young win Harriman, formerly editor of ately, for Leonel Ross Anthony, women in St. Louis. There she was the Ladies Home Journal and, Denver’s ‘Polly Pry.’ Frances under strict discipline but man­ OFPICIALi DIOCESE OF DENVER prior to that, of other nationally Wayne, her manager for a night, aged to meet an ardent young The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approvaL circulated magazines, but now 'Jmnes [ ibrke appreciating Polly’s gift as a word- man from the North, George An- largely interested in the Sears pub­ The Chineee foreign minister, Dr. We confirm it as the official publication of the Diocese. Whatever dramatist and the wealth of inter­ thonyj a friend of the brother of lishing house in New York, had T. V, Soong (above), accompanied appears in fU columns over the signature of the Ordinary or those est in the one-woman play to be a classmate. He was the son of been Interviewed by Frances. His by Dr. Huh Shih, Chineae ambaua- of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official delivered extemporaneously, never­ Governor Anthony of Kansas and Headquarters for periodical business trips across dor to the United States, was among CHURCH We hope The Register will be read in every home of the theless had charted and checked years older than the blue-eyed country took him to Denver, among those calling at the White house to ARTICLES OF DEVOTION Diocese. every detail to furnish the correct golden-haired Leonel, “ young confer with President Roosevelt on CHURCH FURNISHINGS GOODS We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in atmosphere, build an admiring im other cities, and it was his custom lioness,” as her name signified. to call on friends at the newspaper the war situation in the Far East. BOOKS FOB THE CATS- the children of the Diocese for the reading of The Register. pression, and fascinate the one- K Young Couple in Lovo OUC LAITT AND CLERCT HOUSE man audience. offices. Frequently during his years • URBAN J. VEHR, They corresponded secretly un­ “ She insisted that Polly wear the of editing he had asked Frances to 2 Franciscan Branches 1636*38 Tremont Street Phone TAbor 3789 Aug. 6, 1931. Bishop of Denver. send him material; now he renewed til that night when she tightly blue velvet decollete she had pur­ wound her long braids, slipped chased at Paquin’s on her last trip the request: “ Why don’t you put your experiences as a newspaper into her first long dress, a black United at Army Mission to Paris, and the Lucille small vel­ velvet; and, toward midnight, tip­ vet toque with the single yard- woman in contact with the fabulous history-makers of the West into a toed down silent halls out into the Fort Knox, Ky.—Two Francis­ length blue ostrich plume sweep­ schoolyard to a spot agreed upon, can priests, both chaplains but ing down the back to below the book? Your background as a daughter of Judge Belford, in the where tte shadows were heavy. members of different brt|nches of Congratulations to waist line. Frances had said, ‘You Here she found the light ladder the Franciscan family, joined in Congratulatious must look your best. Your neck early days of (Antral City and Archbishop Denver, surely is rich in scenes that had been lowered over the conducting a mission for the Fifth >' *■ {Continued From Page One) and shoulders are beautiful; you high masonry wall surrounding Armored division. The missiona­ To Archbishop can’t permit the head to let them bizarre and heroic, chock-full of hu­ Urban J. Vehr man interest, and with the added the school. ries were the Rev. Lawrence Kid­ Catholic liturgy. But mere ahow- will give him a job very often” — d o ^ , my dear—so you will go to value of being authentic. There’s The 15-year-old Leonel climbed der of the Order of Friars Minor maiuhip is not the aim. The idea ii racial discrimination. a beauty shop!’ With these words and the Rev. Claude MusselL of A real glow o f happiness spread a big sale for such a book.” the ladder to find on the street URBAN J. VEHR to elevate the mind through an ap­ she bundled her into a taxicab, the Order of the Minor Conven­ peal to the senses; to use beauty through the little home as a box oi' giving the driver the address. It was then the idea dawned. side of the wall another. Down this “ Naturally,” she said, “ you’re she went into the arms of Georg4 tuals. This is possibly the first and art to raise the soul to Cod. toys, other gifts, and food was “ ‘If I didn’t know you are right. time members of these Francis­ There is a mysticism about our brought into the room. But the Pinky, I wouldn’t budge a step to looking for the Great American Anthony, who hurried her to a car­ Novel. Failing that, you want the riage waiting, with a dozing can branches have worked on the rites that separates them from spec­ sight flicked a raw spot somehow by Pygmalionized into a flapper. same mission. tacular affairs o f earth and makes for the need was so groat, and the But the mirror faces me down,’ Great American Scene, a thriller Negro on the driver’s box, at the them different from anything else contribution could do so little to the somewhat rebellious ‘actress’ where the incredible moves in a end of the block. George whis­ K e n m f l R K in the experience o f man. That is meet it, whatever the joy it brought had agreed, and now, as is the cus­ tempo so fast it takes away the pered his praise of her frock.. K.ofC.WelepmeMen BALDWIN why the people who were fortunate that day. tom before the play, the makeup breath.” \ “ I’ll be marrying a young lady, enough to witness the sublime serv­ We wonder at times whether was being applied. The white- “ You have described the pot of quite a stranger,” he told her. “ I Injured in Hawaii ice o f Tuesday, and to hear the America is not now paying for some uniformed young woman was put­ gold I’ve been searching for, but courted a school girl. What’s be­ extraordinary musical program o f o f her misUkes— softening luxury ting on the finishing touches, tint­ where’s the rainbow to mark the come of that little girl?” H o m Monsignor Joseph Bosetti and his in some classes, inhuman poverty in ing the first white hairs feathering spot?” The great editor laughed. “ That’s what they all will be San Francisco. — (Special) — PIANO choristers and the assisting semi­ others. We hope that out o f this around the temples, her transform­ “ Karl, how long will you be in asking tomorrow. I left the note In the front line of volunteer narians, will never forget the rites, war will come a better social spirit ing brush rendering them indis­ Denver?” fo’- the head mistress, as you told workers who greeted and min­ 530 17th St. but will hold their attendance at righ/ in our own nation, so that tinguishable from the gold that “ I leave tomorrow for the coast.” me to. I didn’t say where we were 1623 California istered to the wants of the thou­ these services among the most everyone may"live a fundamentally still shiningly crowned a lovely “ I want you to he«r something going, onljr, ‘I am safe andvhappy treasured memories o f their lives. sounder and happier life.— Millard head. that may Interest you. Will you with my husband. I will write you sands of wounded and disabled The talks given at the ceremonies Everett. “ ‘Your hair is so fine and yn- dine with me at 7 this evening?” all about it ’ere long’.” members of the U. S. armed interpreted the thought that surged faded, and you have so; much, it “ Happy to; very happy if you’re “ Good girl! The minister is forces returning from Hawaii and through our minds. But there are EVERY MAN would be a pity to let this patch waking up to what a big story waiting up with his wife. Then we the Far East were a dozen Knights ^ U k a n O K th a t counts feelings too deep for utterance in NOT A KING of white show against it,’ the op­ you’ve been living.” will go to the depot, and the train of Columbus. The group headed any words and these ineffable emo­ A character in the parable o f the erator said. ‘These heavy curls, all Frances wrote her address and will be far out of town before by David F. Supple, business and Advertisers that merit your patronage. They arc tions were with the throng in the talents, which was delivered by over, but showing the brow, to my apartment number on a piece of they discover you are missing.” civic leader, won enthusia.stic Cathedral Tuesday. Christ in the first Holy Week' notion is the way to fix it—it looks copy paper and underscored the George had made all arrange­ praise for its work from incoming reliable, consistent and appreciate your support. The setting up o f an archdio­ teaches an extremely helpful les' soft and feminine and yet at the figure 7, and Harriman placed it ments, and every move of the transports. cese is not just another milestone son however commonly he is over' same time distinguished, which is in his billfold. elopement that was to begin a FOR QUALITY CORN FED in the life o f a city. It is some­ looked by both preachers and writ­ your type.’ She talked over the telephone happy marriage proceeded like Methodist Church Paper thing predestined from all eternity, ers. The man who received and “ ‘Nice of you, my dear, to gild with Polly, nodded her head pleas­ clock-work. A twinkling-eyed MEATS 8l p o u l t r y SEE a means to form a part o f the doubled but two talents is not so Praises Deceased Priest the fading lily, and so sympathet­ urably when assured the blue vel­ ruddy-cheeked minister- pro­ M A I i predestination to grace and glory interesting or colorful as those who ically, but I have been counting vet hadn’t'been sold, and gave di­ nounced them man and wife. Mem­ Lakewood, 0.— Tidings, weekly SPECIAL LUMP COAL.. .R5.R5 received five and one talents, ra- o f thousands o f souls who will fall the items, so to say, in the processes rections, withholding any informa­ bers of his family were witnesses. bulletin of the First Methodist NUT COAL...... ga.as KABTOAY’S under the influence o f the Church spectively. But he does represent tion regarding the purpose of the to make me young again. Just for Coffee and cake were served in the church of Lakewood, paid high 1030 W. Colfui TA. 7207 here, not only 4n our generation the class into which most men fall tonight-—and they’re so many my dinner, to Polly’s spirited disgust. lamp-lit parlor. tribute to the late Rt. Rev. Mi­ Pinon Fuel & Supply Co. but down through the centuries. The parable, which was addressed vanity is stricken to its creaking “ I’ll tell you when I see you at 3— F. MUMFORD, Uvr. Again through the night the chael D. Leahy, pastor of St. The life and health o f the Church primarily to the Apostles and which knees.’ Polly’s voice of buoyant but it’s one of the most important James’ church here for 33 years, 25tb and Decatur GRaad S12S depend on her government and her seems to have been an exhortation timber, cadenced exquisitely to evenings of your life, my friend I” horses clip-clopped over cobble­ stone paved streets. At the station who died four days after his 74th When buying from the means o f grace. The Archbishop, that they put to the best possible what was passing in her mind, so Polly, who was living at her cot­ birthday. a private car with kitchen, dining­ INSURANCE by reason o f his consecration and use the abundance o f gifts Qirist that the words lived, a quality that tage in North Denver, promised to firms advertising in this room, sitting-room, and two state­ the' jurisdiction given him by the would shower on them for the car- immediately brought the listener take a tramway car in time. “ And rooms, was glowing with light Teachers In Bogota . paper, please mention that Holy Father, is necessarily the chief rying out o f t h e work o f His under her charm, now held no hint come alone— none of the family,” JOS. J. CELLA from Pintsch gas china globes ar- fountain of her discipline and her Church, is among the most familiar of gaiety. There was a sigh in Frances instructed. Organize Themselves you saw their advertise­ ra n «d in groups like chandeliers. 1120 Security Bldg. grace, for he is put hero by the o f all the Master’s discourses. A cer­ each word: ‘White hairs are frost, The Stage It Set Bogota.—Catholic teachers of the ment. A Negro cook and porter, in white Phone KEyatone 2633 ; Vicar o f Christ* to carry out the tain rich man before going abroad nothing less. Frost disappears at During the lunch hour she or­ capital have organized for their 1 uniforms, stood alongside to wel­ dispensations o f God for our sal­ called three o f his servants in order the first sunshine, as with your dered roses from a jflorist and ar­ come the couple. All this spelled mutual aid and the defense of their vation. The action o f the Pope in to grant a sum o f money to eadt tinting brush, hut already the frost ranged with a caterer for the interests, and some 150 are already placing greater emphasis on the The first was given five talents, ap­ serving in her apartment of a din­ magnificent adventure to the child has killed youth. Crowsfeet are bride. enrolled. It planned to estaMish Episcopate here by raising our spir­ proximately $6,000 of our normal left by an old bird on the wing ner for three that the editor would branches . in the capitals of the PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS itual ruler to the Archiepiscopal money; the second was given two toward the sunset. You beauti­ relish in recollection for many a “ This is your first home — a departments. state means much to us; for what­ talents, or $2,400, and the third cians are very clever, but you can’t day. The caterer was an artist house on wheels, my love,” said soever Peter binds or looses on one talent, or about $1,200. brush out age.’ and a prejcisian. The service would her husband, and she giggled. In­ earth is bound or loosed in heaven. be faultless, the temperature of deed, young Mrs. Anthony was When the matter returned, the ‘ “ We can cover It up, though,’ Any mere civic event is, therefore, delighted and very/proud, and for­ parable runs, the first servant was the girl said, gently, ‘and that’s each wine exactly right to serve trifling compared with what has got to post the letter to her parents able to prove hit business acumen worth a lot to one’s vanity.’ She best its bouquet and taste: each just occurred. No words can de­ dish would delight the eye by the she had labored over with love and by the fact that he had doubled could have added that the minute scribe the importance of this chief art employed in garnishment as some tears. the original sum o f money; the sec­ wrinkles around the eyes and occa­ Catholic news o f this week. Only well as the tongue by the rich­ ond, by wise investments, had alto sional tiny creases in a skin still “ Her husband was being sent by tiuough an application o f Apoca­ doubled his two original talents; ness of the imprisoned flavor. She the rich Higgenson banking house Make Your Dollars lyptic ideas can we make any mea­ to be described as ‘peach hloom’ knew the dinner would be a the third, the servant who had been had yielded to treatment and then of Boston, Mass., to Old Mexico sure o f what the ceremony on Tues> givei^just one talent, had nothing triumph; her chief concern was as the engineer representing them day meant.— Monsignor Smith. cosmetics with the effect almost of Polly. to bnng back to his matter but the yopth. Instead, she remarked, ‘I in the construction of the Mexi­ WORK FOR YOU! original grant. Because the third Harriman, in dinner jacket, was can Central railroad which they think you are beautiful; your eyes punctual. Keen of eye, with a fine COUNTING THE COST servant made such poor use o f hit laugh with light that shines through were financing. Jhe year was OF DAYS TO COME discernment and appreciation of money, compared to what hit fel­ their blue. Your lips are full and 1884. The government of Mexico You’ll be abl^ to “ manage dollars The response to the President’s low-servants had done, he was “ cast values which had built magnifi­ shortly before had granted con­ curved a; they must have been cent circulation for everything message outlining a wai- effort forth into the darkness outside, when you were a little girl. See, cessions for the line which was to better’ ’ if you take advantage of these without precedent in world history where there will be the weeping that carired his name, of kindly run from Juarez to Mexico City, this is the right shade to use on wit and an exceptionally interest­ two convenient banking services. indicated beyond all doubt that and the gnashing o f teeth.” them, though they don’t need the capital of the republic. Young Americans are determined to throw The satisfaction o f the matter at ing conversationalist, he numbered Anthony was embarking on a her­ much. Please, may I ask, who are among his friends the great and all their resources into the conflict, the accomplishment o f the second you?’ culean task in which the child that cost what it may. That it may cost servant, who, although he received the near-great in writers on both had so trustingly placed her life a great deal in some cases is evi­ only two talents, was able to double ‘Mrs. O’Bryan, which means sides of the Atlantic. He ha'll the nothing to you. Remember me as in his hands, was-to play an impor­ A CHECKEVCi A SAVINGS dent. Retail automobile concerns the sum just as the servant with art of pretty speech for a pretty tant part,” concluded Joseph Emer­ and tire businesses are facing seri­ five talents had done, it most en­ one customer who is grateful for woman, and there was a touch of A cco u ivr ACCOUNT vanity restored and is coming back son Smith. ous losses or even total extinction. couraging to the ordinary man. It the gallant in his manner when he “ Early in the morning, while she to a nice, comforting young artist was presented to Mrs. O’Bryan, Helps you keep a closer rein Encourages you to save for Many other lines are being hit. We is not given to many men to cut a was fast asleep, the train to which to cross her palm with silver—if Frances explaining, “ Of course you hope that a satisfactory arrange­ wide swath. But that is not im­ Anthony’s car had been coupled on every dollar you earn! You all the better things you want ment can be made to shift at least portant. The important thing it to a certain adventure succeeds to­ know her as Polly Pry, as all the night.’ world does.” pulled out of the depot and rattled can check past expenditures from life. Open your account the majority o f these into defense cut well in the matter o f saving along the Mississippi to the south. industries. We hope also that the one’s soul.— Rev. Edward A. Breen. “ In this mood, with mo illusions “ She can never be Polly, for and plan new economies with now— and let it grow steadily that could never be her name:” Each mile took her nearer experi­ new taxes will not be confiscatory regarding the allure once so potent ences that were quickly to age her as relating to persons with small in casting the spell to gain what The words came as a handclasp, ease. through the years. $2,500 in Defense Bonds a pulsing of admiration, and her far beyond her tender years, to or moderate incomes, who have she willed, but obedient to the adventures—including living in a already felt the pinch o f rising Bought by Hibernians orders of ber loyal friend because own, pulse that had missed the beat of its usual assurance, grew haunted house and then in a palace prices on budgets that leave little of pressing financial need for rela­ in that strange picturesque land San Francisco.— National de­ tives, Polly took a taxicab the few stronger. She laughed lazily and All Deposits Are Insured by the Federal leeway for emergencies. fense bonds totaling $2,500 have south of the border. These scenes There is one class of people for blocks to Frances’ apartment in gave hini the approval of her eyes. been purchased by division 17, “ No, she isn’t Polly,” the pub­ which Polly was narrating with a Deposit Insurance Corporatiqn with $5,000 whom we have less sympathy. Many the palatial stone Charles B. purpose—though she had forgotten Ancient Order of Hibernians, State Kountze residence at 17th ave­ lisher continued. “ She is a Maximum Insurance for Each Depositor. men in the higher middle dass iu President J. J. Mulvihill an­ that in re-living the past—to a nue and Grant street, one of the duchesse from Prance. She is Her comes, who either run their own nounced. Every branch in Cali mesmerized New York publisher; few remaining homes built in Colo­ Grace from Versailles. She was businesses or have excellent salaries fomia plans, to purchase defense under Frances’ rose-shaded candles, in working for others, will undergo rado’s golden days and telling by painted by one who said in his securities. heart, ‘The lady who has wrapped we will relate next week.” serious loss. They are worried, the opulence of its impressive size Listen to Fulton Lewis, Jr.— Monday Through Friday, KFEL, 9i30 P.M. naturally, but those we have talked and dignified architecture of great her lovely form in the blue of mid­ ■ ^ wdth are facing the future bravely. Cleygy to Have Special wealth from mining camps known night cloud and wears the regal Not so some o f the women. Con­ over the world. lume is fairer than the Queen MORCAN, fronted with the loss o f luxuries to Status in Gas Rationing Siarie,’ so he painted her to hold “ The late afternoon sun through forever in a frame — ” which they have been accustomed Ottawa. — Under the gasoline the wide stained-glass window Polly Herielf Again the expensive material comforts, rationing that is to become effec­ lighted in rainbow colors the hlgh- LEIBMAN American National He howed, and Frances broke in the personal services o f maids, and tive ^ is month throughout Can­ ceilinged wainscoted hall as Polly radiantly, “ Framed her, did you so on, they wail, “ I can’t lice with­ ada, it is planned to issue special slowly ascended the broad stairway, out them.” This pampered clasi cards to clergymen and doctors so say?” It was going as she had and HICKEY a dred hand on the gleaming top planned. They laughed, but Polly’s B a n k o t D E N V E R how extensive it is we will not prO' that their ministrations, especially raij of the graceful oak balustrade. in rural and suburban areas, will pulse beat had reached her heart sume to say— has forgotten or This was one time in her life when Insarance Since 1897 never learned how to cook, to keep not be hampered. and that was singing. Polly was she was not running the program; herself again. FRANK KIR(3IHOF ADOLPH KUNSMLLER house, in other words, to fulfill the a sudden doubt climbed with her normal function o f a wife and “ Yes, and you, Mrs. Wayne, 7S2 Gat & Electric Bldg. President Vice President and Cashier 250 Former Students of to Frances’ door; she distrusteti have taken her from the frame to mother. what a second nature—the succint We cannot help thinking o f an College in Armed Forces my inexpressible delight You see, TA. 1395 phrasing to paint vivid pictures; this is the first time I have ever other type o f honje that was visited Antigonish, N. S.— More than the clever mimicry, never extrava­ On Christmas day. It was o f a Span' met a duchess, to say nothing- of 260 former students of St. Francis gant, to bring the laugh; the dra­ dining wjth one.” ish-American, family, next to the Xavier’ s university are now on matic flow of narrative in which railroad tracks. “ Christmas passed active service in the British or On this gay note the play started her characters assumed convincing and continued at the candle-lit us by this year,” the little mother American forces. Four former personality. All of this she would MAin 5314 SaiABUSHBO SINCE IISI said bleakly. She had tried to cap students, one in the army and three table. The rose light was loft and have to employ tonight, as never kind; the little operator would turo something o f the holiday spirit in the air force, are listed as killed before had she used her exceptional have joyed in her work. The old by pinning bedraggled tinsel and or missing. gifts as a raconteur.” Joseph Em­ holiday cards on the walls o f the time sparkle was in Polly’s eyes. erson Smith paused. “ I am try­ She rose to her hostess’ cues, ques­ F . J . K i r c h h o f The Ainerican Fixture Co. “ living-room.” This was a mis­ P. H. McBride, Head ing to remember her words when, nomer; actually the mother and tions well placed and not at all U .B iftetanr* at afterwards, she told me of that obvious, and began talking. To the seven o f the children were huddM Of Marble Firm, Dies new— to her— lack of self-con C onstruction C®- in a small kitchen. In cold weather publisher a book was being writ­ New York,— Paul H. McBride, fldence, ten in the musical speech of CHURCH PEWS AND ALTARS they could afford to heat only one former president of the McBride “ When Frances—‘Pinky,’ as she rooim The children could not go woman who had the power to make CHURCH FURNITURE studios, which furnished marble to is affectionately called by her him see, as he saw, scenes in her to school when it snowed, for they BUILDERS many well-known Catholic friends—-opened the door and from life. BANK, BAR, AND STORE FIXTURES had no shoes. The oldest girl was churches in this country, died here the living-room of the apartment away working, but her S2-a-week There was the sleepy plantation We Appreciate Your Patronage at the age of 54. He was a gradu­ Polly glimpsed the stage set for in Mississippi, the home of her Millwork of All Kinds salary as maid w u a pitifully small ate of Notre Dame university and her act, the dining-room with table contribution The father wworked parents, James McKinney Camp­ founded the Notre Dame club of bearing a gorgeous bowl of red bell and Mary Elizabeth (Jampbell, 708 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. FRANK KIRCHHOF 1232 ARAPAHOE ST. whenever he could, b u t nobody New York, roses, silver candelabra holding un­ struggling in the aftermath of the DENVER, COLa 1

- Thursday, Jan. 8, 1942 Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE FIVE . 1 Whereabouts of Pueblo’s Littleton Society nr A PATRON ASKS A QUESTION ‘Flying Twins’ Unknown Renames Leaders AND WE ANSWER IT 'Where Denver Shop* With Confidence"— Phone KE. 3111 Pueblo.— (S t Leander’s Parish) army in the Philippine islands QUESTION —Many friends in the piarish and since Qct 1, is safe and well. Paul Littleton.—Mrs. James Hoffman Can one make pre-drrangemenU for funeral city are interested in tn Present is a brother of the Rev. Harold and Mrs. Walter Anderson, Jr., whereabouts of the “PI:ly in gg : Glentzer, O.S.B. were hostesses to S t Mary’s Altar service if desired? Twins,” John and Joseph Pergu- Christy McGrath has sent a let­ and Rosary society at the rectory son, who were separated for the ter to his parents saying that he on Thursday afternoon, Jan. 1. ANSWER first time \«hen they entered the is safe in Honolulu. He has been Those present were the Rev. Hu­ Congratnlates Yei. Making funeral arrangements in advance army as flying cadets less than stationed at Pearl harbor as a bert Newell and Mmes. £ . C. one year ago. Joe was graduated member of the United States navy Ritchlin, W. W. Heckathom, Anne o f need is becoming more and more generalt It at Stockton Pield, Calif., as a The weekly Masses are being Coffin, J. Bolis, L. T. Johnson, J is as sensible as buying life insurance, making a continued for the boys of St. Lean, Lievens, W. W. Anderson, 8r.; der’s who are serving in the armed Elizabeth Rees, R. Smith, £. Con­ will, or buj-ing a cemetery lo^. forces of the nation. rad, B. F. O’Brien, T. A. Kalde- way, J. Zoulek, and J. Fritz. Under this fdan, one may leave directions Mr, and Mrs. James Purvis of Archbishop Salt Lake City have returned to The annual election of officers as to the price and style of casket desired, whether their home ^ ter spending the was held and the following were or not a vault is to be used, where burial is to take holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Fay unanimously re-elected: Mrs. E. Purvis and Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Ritchlin, president; Mrs. James place, and other like details. In addition, pre* McGuire. Hoffman, vice president; Mrs. arrangements make it certain that no more will Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Sandstrom Jerry Rooney, secretary, and Mrs. have returned home after a short W. W, Heckathom, treasurer. The Urban J. Vehr be spent for the funeral than can be afforded. visit with relatives in Detroit, following chairmen were reap­ Mich. pointed for the coming year: Mrs. We have a special department for the making Leo Keller, Jr., is recovering at T. A. Koldeway, courtesy; Mrs. B. o f pre-arrangements and will talk the matter ovei^ his home from a knee operation F. O’Brien, social; Mrs. J. Hevens, performed on Dec. 28 at St flower offerings, and Mrs. H. at any time with anyone who is interested. Mary’s hospital. Craig, press. and Members of S t Jude’s unit Fr. Ntwall Plays Host were hostesses to.the Seton aux­ Our 1942 supply of the OFFICIAL ART iliary of S t Mary’s hospital at ,The members of the senior choir CALENDAR of the Catholic Church Extension were entertained, at a party given | the quarterly meeting held at the at the rectory on Monday evening.eveni hospital on Tuesday, Jan. 6. Society is now available. You may obtain your The Junior Tabernacle society Capt J. J. O’Brien of the city I copy by calling at the mortuary. held its regular meeting on Fri-| fire department, who has been g 0 Welcomes very ill at S t Mary’s hospital, day evening, Jan. 2. The altar boys were honored at a breakfast is somewhat improved. at the rectory following the 8 Mrs. William Jansen of Canon o’clock Mass on Sunday morning. City spent the holidays with her Father Newell was host at each of | daughter, Loretta, and Mr. and these affairs. Mrs. Leo Keller and family. the Visiting HORAN Joiaph, laft, and John Farguion Matt Kochevar, who had been ill The Altar society and other | AND SON CHAPELS at his home for several weeks, has women of the parish received Com­ second lieutenant Oct. 31, 1941 been removed to Parkview hospi­ munion in a body Sunday at the 8 and on Nov. 15 left on an assign tal for treatment. o’clock Mass. Tne Holy Name so­ KEystone 6297 # KEystone 6296 ment to the Philippine islands. N< Michael Joseph Darcy, infant ciety and other men of the parish ISZTOeveland Place word has been received of his ar­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas will receive Communion in a bodyj rival or present location. John was Darcy, was baptized on Sunday this Sunday. Prelates Ideals graduated from Mitchell Field by the Rev. Paul Fife, O.S.B. GuaMing Forever our Founder^ N. Y., as a second lieutenant Dec. Sponsors were Robert J. Cope and 12, 1941. He was last stationed at Dorothea White, Talahassee, Fla. The twins are Edgewater Group the sons of Mr. and Mrs. J. W Pioneer Succumbs Ferg:uson and were graduated Jeremiah Carey, 714 E, Seventh Young People's Activities from S t Leander’s grade school street, Pueblo rqaident *for 54 Has 1st Session of the Centennial high school, and Pueblo years, died at his home Sunday, Congratulations to Archbishop Junior college. Jan. 4, after a long illness. He (St. Mary Matdalene’s PajrUh) was a member of the pioneer Lunchaon It Jan. 13 Richmond hook and ladder fire The Altar and Rosa^ -society! URBAN J. VEHR The annual covered-dish lunch­ fighting organization of Pueblo conducted its first meeting of the eon sponsored by the women of the and the National Association of new year on Thursday, Jan. 8. arish will be given in the school Letter Carriers. One of the city’s The following members were in Catholic Hierarchy all at 1 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 13. first mail carriers, he retired sev­ charge: Mrs. Elroy Goebel, Mrs.| B[ WED 10 Mrs. Claude Robinson is acting as eral years ago. Chadwick, Mrs. Bursting, Mrs. chairman and those planning to Surviving him are four chil­ Boyle, and Mrs. Pepping^ FLOWERS, Inc. attend are asked to get in touch dren, Mrs. Anna Blakely of Den­ The Holy Name society will hold I with Mrs. Robinson. All women ver, Edward D. C ar^ of Colo­ its meeting at the parish hall Mon­ SET. PEKIflER of the parish are invited. rado Springs, Frank H. Carey of day evening, Jan. 12. Election of j Harold J. Herder, son of Mr. Billings, Mont., and Mrs. Isabel officers will be conducted. and Mrs. Charles Herder, has been Johnson, with whom he made his The altar and sanctuary in the! Members of the Cathedral Young assigned as a fourth petty officer home. One sister, Mrs. Katherine Christmas season were in charge of the second platoon of the Uni­ People’s club and their friends Hickey of Middleport, N. Y., and of the following: Mrs. Boyle, Mrs. versity of Colorado’s naval ROTC six grandchildren also survive. have been issued an invitation to Fitzgerald, Mrs. Adams, and Mrt.[ unit He is a graduate of St. The funeral was held at SL Aylward. attend the wedding of Miss Pran­ Leander’s grade school and Pueblo Leander’s church at 9 o’clock On Saturday, Dec. 27, Vernon I ces Murphy and Sgt. Joseph Per- Catholic high school. Wednesday, Jan. 7, with Father Penick'and Frieda Haug were mar­ menter at the Cathedral of the Im­ Brother of Prioit Safe Fife singing the Requiem Mass ried prior to a Nuptial Mass. Ber­ maculate Conception Saturday, Word was received by Mr. and The Rosary service was held^n nard Konrade and Loretta Kon-| Jan. 10, at 9 o’clock. The Rev. Tuesday evening at 7:30. rade were witnesses. Francis Kappes will officiate. Mrs. Charles Glentzer on Jan. 1 that their son, Paul Glentzer, who William Scanlon, 80, was found Sidney Mae Seybert was bap-1 ARGONAUT HOTEL A reception will be held in the has been with the United States dead in his home, 922 E. First tized on Sunday, Jan. 4. Paul Whara Danvar's Sotilaty Entartaini for Lunehaons and Dinnara apartment of the bride at 240 £. street, on Monday afternoon, Jan. and Virginia Bosko were the spon-1 19th street from 2 tb 5 o’clock Sat­ FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES. 5. The elderly man had been Uv- sors. urday afternoon, to which the ing alone since the death of ^is DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN 3101 CYPC is invited. wife several years ago and had De Sales’ Group DEDIS PAREmSbeen a semi-invalid. He is sur­ SymplMuy Goneurt Will| Baautifnl Ballreoma , Privata Dining Roont vived by a sister, ^rs, S. A Holds Session Pearman of St. LouiL Ob Held January II The general meeting of the St. Francis de Sales’ Young People’s V club was held at the high school Pueblo Orphanage Nuns The Civic symphony orchestra on Thursday evening, Jan. 8, with will feature a performance of the N Leroy Smith presiding. The To.Give Parly IS Bach symphony in D major for banns of Matrimony have been an­ Jan. double orchestra Sunday after- j Builders nounced for the club president and COLLEGE [IBRAIIY noon, Jan. 11, in the auditorium. „r,T Rowena Adams, past-treasurer of Pueblo. — (Sacred Heart Or­ The Denver symphony orches-l the club. Members wefe reminded phanage.)— Sisters of the Sacred tra’s January concert will be given I N D N i of the winter social at the Albany Notwithstanding the inclement Heart orphanage -will give a party Jan. 23 and will feature Antonia j M A l . p . f H ' i hotel and were urged to interest all weather on Monday evening, Jan. Thursday, Jan. 15, at the orphan­ Bricerico as guest conductor, with Si­ their friends in this event, which 5, 46 members of the Regis college age. All members of the orphan­ mon Barare, celebrated pianist, as! Section is scheduled for Saturday, Jan, 17. parents’ association attended the age Aid society are invited to at­ soloist. Miss Brico proved pop­ The discussion club sponsored by regular meeting, which was tend as well as other friends. ular as a guest conductor last sea­ Cards will be played and refresh­ the young people will resume its held in the college library, with son and her return is anticipated] weekly meetings next week. the president, Mrs. Mark J. Felling, ments served. by symphony devotees. The bowling team is preparing presiding. Mrs. Elsie E. Hansen FOX A COMPANY enter competition with other was welcomed as a new member, clubs of the city. and Mrs. Blanch Robinson was a TWO GRAND JUNCTION BOYS Sheet Metal Manufacturers and Contractors guest. 1620 Blake Street CHerry 7404 St. Markus Club to Mrs. Glenn B. Wilson, ways and SAMUEL E. FOX DENVER. COLORADO Meet on Jan. 13 means chairman, was unable to ACCEPTED BY MARINE CORPS! St. Mark’s club of Holy Family make a complete report on ticket sales for Brother Orchid, the play parish will hold an important Grand Junction.— Two boys of the navy at Pearl harbor^ Hawaii, meeting Tuesday, Jan. 13, and which was presented by the Regia St. Joseph’s parish hdwe been ac­ is safe and escaped injury, ac-1 college Dramatic club, as all re­ THIS IS THE TIME TO PURCHASE all members are urged to at cepted for enlistment in the cording to word received by his| tend. This is the final meeting turns have not been made. Mem­ marine corps: James Joseph Sulli­ parents. before the council social Jan. 17. bers are asked to make their re­ van, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Ernest and his cousin, Mickey! turns as quickly as possible. Indian Maiden COMBED WALLPAPER Anyone wishing to secure tickets Sullivan, BookclifT avenue, and Perry, son of Mrs. Mary Perry, for this event may call Gertrude The Rev. John J. Flanagan, Charles Lee Johnson, son of Mr. 260 Pitkin avenue, enlisted in the Prices Low — Quality Best Fanning at GL. 1930, Jacqueline S.J., dean, outlined the possible and Mrs. George Lee Johnson, 630 navy Jan. 2, 1941, and both were O’Keefe at GL, 6739, or the parish program Regis college may adopt Chipeta. serving at Pearl harbor. Word rectory. for meeting the educational needs Battiite Audino Buried that Mickey was safe also was! PERCALE HtftTTLlNg PAINTS (Mut VARNISHES Gertrude Fanning spent the holi of college men arising as a result A large number of friends at­ received. days in Sikeston, Mo., where she of the present emergency. This tended funeral services for Bat- The two Perry boys attended the I visited Bob Nelson, a former club would include, first, an emphasis on tiste Audino, Grand Junction rail­ local high school, and Mickey was| member who is . .studying at the mathematics; secondly, an accele­ road worker, who was killed a member of the football team. SHEETS ^ ^ • MANUFACTURING CO. Mission institute of aeronautics. ration of college courses, with shortly after midnight New G o b i toNNation’x Capital r 91^ BANNOCK. ST Jacqueline O’Keefe was the guest view to shortening the time neces­ Year’s morning in an auto-pedes- Miss Olga Kovacic left Wednes-I of Margaret, Phil, and James sary for a degree, and third, the trian accident. Services were held day morning for Washington, D. GRAND Kc 7 (8 ^ D E N V fR COi.C POtBLC 72x108 Inches Blaine on. a visit to their home in inauguration of a summer session Saturday at St. Joseph’s church. C., to fill an appointment as junior | South Dakota. for benefit of the students in The Very Rev. Nicholas Ber­ clerk in the department of produc­ college and for the graduates of trand, the Rev. Joseph' Kane, and tion. She had been employed with I high ^schools in June. an insurance company for several | 1x8 TO i:x l4 UP TO so FT. ISO.. the Rev. Denis Begley offi­ NEW AND USED LUMDER 000 FT. ZxO. 2x8 T AND 0 ORE. The lecture «which was to have ciated at the Solemn Requiem years. FIB. 100,000 COMMON. AND PRESSED BRICK. PLUMBING RA D T’S, PIPE, been presented by the Rev. Leo P. Mass, and the choir of the church Mrs. Anna Miller, mother of! I Golden Women Burns, S.J., regarding his per­ furnished the music. Mrs. A. R. Carey, 327 Gunnison, STL. BEAMS. sonal experiences during a hurri­ Pallbearers were' James Arcieri, spent the holidays with her daugh­ Combed cotton, giving softer, petal- cane in Belize, British Honduras, Louis Fazio, Dominick Arcieri, ter, Mrs. James Cayton, in Rifle. DENVER WRECKING CO., 1000 S. Bdway has been postponed until the Alfonzo DeRose, John Colosimo, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kalmis of smooth luxurious finish. Heap your Act as Hostesses February meeting. James Guerrie, Amore Raso, and Aspen spent Sunday with Mrs. linen shelves high with this new After the meeting, a social hour Louis Lato. Kalmis’"iTn ‘ parents, ■■Mr. and ■ ■■ Mrs. “H. Stmctaral SUcI The Callahan funeral home was J, Elder, 428 'White. sleeping luxury at this January Sale Cemofated Iron CaWtrta The firms listed here de^ was held in the dining-room, -with Golden. — The monthly meeting the mothers of the freshmen as in charge of arrangements. Robert Carey, who has been em­ savings! DENVER STEEL serte to be remembered of the Altar and Rosary society hostesses. Among the members of Mr. Audino, bom in Italy in ployed at Pekin, 111., returned was held Wednesday afternoon, 1880, came to the United States home Christmas eve to spend the when you are distributing the faculty present were Fathers t IRON WORKS Jan. 7, at the Hokanson home. John J. Flanagan, J. P. Donncllv, as a young man ahd settled here holidays with his parents, Mr. and I PLAIN HEMSTITCHED your patronage in the dif­ Mrs. P. G. Hokanson and Mrs. Louis Keenoy, Edward S. Preusen, in 1899. He had been in the em- Mrs. A. R. Carey, 327 Gunnison. reg. ' Sale reg. Sale W. CsUtx and Lariner Stiaat Samuel Bolitho were joint host­ Armand Fqrstall, Leo P. Bums, }loy of the Rio Grande Ailroad Other guests over the New Year TAbor 8271 ferent lines of business. esses. the past 32 years andicT'here was a at' the Carey home were Mr. and 81x108 2.10 1 .8 5 2.40 2 .1 5 P.O. BOX U K . DENVER and Leo Brown, all Jesuits; The members of the Holy Name Messrs. Robert J. O’Sullivan, S.J., well-known member of St. Joseph's Mrs, C. M. Purciel and Mr. and! 72x108 1.95 1 .6 9 2.25 1 .9 9 and St. Vincent de Paul societies parish. Mrs. C. W. Purciel of Gunnison. and Walter Ong, SJ., and Joseph 63x108 1.80 1 .5 5 2.10 1 .8 5 mdt at the rectory Monday eve­ Maguire and Robert McKenzie. Surviving are seven children, Your old, out.K)f-date ning, Jan. 5. This Sunday, Jan. 11, Mrs. Frank Simonetti, Ernest, lisht fixtures may be is regular Communion day for the Adimnion foi^he pliy. Irene, Merlina, and John Audino PILLOW CASES costing you more monsy members of these orgfanizations George F. Ott to Take of Grand Junction; Paul Audino than charming nsw onss and also for all other men and Carmyl D’Amico as Bride of Monte Vista, and Mrs. Sammy S New Light Fixture would. Let us make a boys of the parish. They will re­ Trifiletti of Los Angeles. Saves Its Cost Ilxhting efficiency lest of ceive Communion at the 8 o’clock Return to School 4 2 x 3 8 45c SCHENECTADY, N. Y. — your home today. Ma.ss. With the Rt. Rev. Joseph J. Misses Helen Covington, Jeanne 46x381/2 48c Bosetti, V.G., officiating. Miss ScientificaJIy accurate laboratory St Stephen's discussion club Goettelman, Frances Eble, and met on Monday evening. The next Carmyl Anne D’Amico will become teats reveal that new light fixtures Dorothy Tharp, students at the SL Linens— Street Floor, 15th Street meeting will be held this coming the bride of George F. Ott in the Mary college, Leavenworth, Kans., of beautiful design can actually save W A T C B E S H. G. REID Monday, Jan. 12, at the rectory Cathedral at 12 noon Wednesday, and Miss Emma Mary Marron, who purchasers their original cost in a at 7:30 p.m. ELECTRICAL CO. Jah. 28. Miss D’Amico, the is attending St. Mary’s academy, DIAMBNDS s*. short time. Increased efficiency and Several members of the parish daughter of Mr. and Mrs. An­ have returned to school. In Den­ lets lots of illumination are the ELECTRICAL CON. attended the civic celebration on gelo D’Amico, will be given ver they met Miss Margaret Hall TRACTING — REPAIR­ Tuesday-evening, Jan. 6, at the in marriage by her brother, and other schoolmates, who ac­ IN G and FIXTURES Denver auditorium in honor of Angie. Her sister, Mrs. Ashton companied them to Leavenworth. His Excellency, the Most Rev. Jones of Broadus, Mont., will be MAin 2303 The girls spent the holidays at Amleto G. Cicognani, D.D., Apos­ her attendant. John Ott will be his their homes here. 329 14ih Si. tolic Delegate to the United brother’s best man, and ushers will Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ault, 1050 States, who was in Denver for the be Edward Ott, Frank Johnson, Rood avenue, are the parents of a establishment of the Archdiocese and Charles O’Brien. Miss D’Amico boy, bom at SL Mary's hospital. of Denver and the installation of is a graduate of St. Charles’ acad­ Erneit Perry Eseepot Injury Opposite Post Office His Excellency, the Most »Rev. emy, Peru, Ind., and Mr. Ott, the Ernest A. Perry, son of Mr. and PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Urban J. Vehr, D.D., as first Arch­ son of Mrs. Nellie Ott, is a grad­ Mrs. Eugene Perry, 749 South U nJ Juts ms RdlmbU* "Where Denver Shape With Confidence” Phone KE. 3111 bishop of Denver. uate of Regis college. avenue, who has been serving in

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T>AGE ‘SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Jan. 8, 1942

at SoUmn Pontifical Mass erection o f the HervouSrWeak Durango K. of C. Scene Diocese o f I*ueblo Priests, Laymen and the installation of the Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr as first Arclibishop of Denver, is shown below. The gorgeous cere­ mony, the most significant ecclesiastical event in Colorado in the present century, drew a crowd that packed the Cathedral AnklesSwollen to overflowing. — 1 »ctd«, poUoDS and wutM hx yon* Mood are nraomd cfatsfly by yoor kldneyi, Have Important From Boulder Are < M ttegO e MtsUa, Burning Pusaget. Back- •elM, Bvdlan AnklM, NeranuneM, Rbeu> KANSAS s u ite M n a , Dizziness, OIrclet Under fees, and xaeling « o m out, often are caused by Ma-organlo and non-eystemle Kidney and M adder trenUes. TTiuslfy In such eases, the At Denver Event jw yflrst dose of Cystex goes right to work NeelM in HaD CITY IM plng tbs Kidneys finsfi out szbess acids i---- M------wastes. Andthis th' cleansing, p u r ify ^ Kidney action. In fust a day or so, may eas* Boulder.— (Sacred Heart Par­ S y make______yon feel younger,nger. sstronger t r o n g and bet* Durango. — The Knighte of •er than In years. A printed guarantse Columbus held an important meet­ ish)— A number of Boulder pa­ wrapped around each package of Oyatez in- rishioners were present at the civic _____r an'tnunedlats refund of tbe full cost ing Monday evening, Jan. 5, in amleas you are completely satisfied. You hare the parish hall. gathering held in the Denver audi­ •earytbtng to gain and nothing to lose under n t o poelUTs money back guarantee so get The members of the Altar and torium Tuesday evening, Jan. 6, Cyatai from your druggist today for only Ue. Rosary society received Holy in honor of Archbishop Amleto G. Communion in a body Sunday, ■Cicognani, Apostolate Delegate. At Jan. 4, at tj^e 8 o’clock Mass the installation Mass that morn­ ing, Father John Forsyth, O.S.B., Mrs. Grace L. Waggoner ai^ snP ABOARD I % to % pastor of this parish, and Father 5 7 James S. Pheney were married Edward Vollmer, O.S.B., chaplain INTEREST FOR LIFE Wednesday evening, Dec. 31, be­ I fore the Very Rev. Francis P of the Colorado U. Ne\man club, acted as chaplains to Bishop John Cawley. Following the ceremon Kelly of Boise, Ida. CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY Mr.- and Mrs. Pheney and the!I The women of the parish are (PEKING) guests returned to the Pheney apartments, where dinner was asked to make theif plans for at­ served. tending the reception to be given r^NNUITV BONDS in Denver this Sunday afternoon Wttle to Mrs. R. N. Pingrey entertained her mah-jong club Tuesday after­ in honor of Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. This event is being spon­ REV. FATHER RALPH noon. sored by the Catholic women’s or­ 176 W . Adams Si. - Chicago Dolores - Klahn, who had been ganizations oifc the diocese. Visiting her father, Henry KlahUi The Society of St. Jerome held in the holidays, returned to college a business meeting on Wednesday Sunday, Jan. 4. evening of this week. FOR SUFFERERS FROM St. Columba’s parochial school resumed classes Monday, Jan. All high school students are ex­ / j m DIABETES Miss Katherine Ayers enter­ pected to receive Holy Communion tained a party of friends at a tea with the members, of the Benedic­ tine Apostolate at the 8 o’clock '^KIDIM EY-' on Tuesday afternoon. She left for her work in Washington, D. C., Mass Sunday, Jan. 11. Thursday. Miss Kathryn Hoffman, teacher BEADDERiW »i Miss Mamie O’Connell returned in Highland public school, is con­ TESANO TEA from visiting her sister, Mrs. Ful fined to the hospital because of an A fflizturt of 21 dllTeteoc medlcloil herbs. cher, and family in Miami, Ari*., infected knee. She expects to re­ foctttMtIontllT protected. on Sunday evening. turn to her duties next week. Over 35 rears iaecettfuUr used and prescribed by prominent European Austin Klahn, who had b^n Ray and Raymond, twin sons of PhTtidtoi and Medical Universities. home from college for the Christ­ Mr. and Mrs. William Calabrese, ♦ ■j FQRGENIROyS Write for FREE mas vacation, has gone to Denver, left Boulder recently to enter the • PACKAGE OR Simple & Utetiiure where he will enter the army. U. S. naval training station at TESANO TEA COMPANY. Inc. 1776 Broadway. New York CityfflHMRR San Diego, Calif. Dr. B. E. Brayer Will Wesley Snively has accepted a Speak at Meeting position as civilian teacher of Would You Like to mathematics at Chanute FialJl in Become a Lay Brother Pueblo.— (St. Francis Xavier’s Illinois. He had been teaching in Parish)— The regular meeting* of the high school at Tucumcari, N. Would you like to conscerzt* your- Mex. •elf to God ai a Lay Brotbar, davoting the PTA was postponed to Tues­ your Ufa to prayer and work In tba day, Jan. 13. At that time Dr. B peaea and quiet of tbe Monastery t E. Brayer will talk on ‘Health and If you know ■ trade, place It in tbe Ghurch Unity Seen as aervice o f God I If you ara not akilled National Defense.” in a trada, wa •ball be glad to taacb you ona. Develop whatever good is in Great Mission Aid yon for God's Cause. Write for onr booklet, "The Salvatorian Brother." St. Jude Thaddeus PTA WILL GIVE CARD PARTY The Very Reverend Father Provincia] E Society of tbe Divine Savior, 8alva> New York.—Church unity, the terian Seminary, S t Nazlanz, Wia. Solemn IN COLORADO SPRINGS JAN. 14 object of the prayers of the faith­ Now Many Wear ful during the Church Unity Oc­ Winter 111'mir Gill tave, Jan. 18 to Jan. 25, “ would Colorado Springs.— St. Mary’s gave a covered-dish luncheon at bring untold blessings in the mis­ FALSE TEETH PTA is sponsoring a card party the home of Mrs. Jane Garrett in Novena Wednesday, Jan. 14, at 8 p.m. in honor of Mrs. Jack Butler of San sion field and eliminate many of With More Comfort the church auditorium. Francisco, [ the difficulties Catholic missiona­ FASTEETH* a pleuant alkaline (non* CITf PUEDLII GMEIIl ries face,” it is points out by the aeid) powder, holds false* teeth more St. Mary’s Altar society ■will Duane Theobald, Robert Ke- firmly* To eat and talk in more comfort meet at 2:30 p.m. Friday, Jan. 9. keisen, Theodore Haas, and Leon­ national office of thfe Society for t A a t ’i. just sprinkle a little FASTEETH on your OUR COUNTRY the Propagation of the Faith. plates. No gummy, gooey, pasty tasta or Officers will be elected. ard Redelberger have returned to Canon City.—Members of the Al­ Denver to resume their studies at feeling. Checks *'plate odor.** (denture tar and Rosa^ society and Moth­ A. W. Engelbert is a patient in Pueblo.— (Sacred Heart Parish) ie A tn c e breath)* Get FASTEETH at any drug St. Thomas’ seminary. store. January 22 to 30 ers’ club presided over an evening St Francis’ hospital. Mr. Engel­ — A silver offering breakfast’'was Vin THE party in St. Michael’s hall Thurs­ bert was injured in a fall last Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence E. held Friday, Jan. 2, in the school CLASSIFIED ADS week. Welte and son were dinner guests day. Mmes. Smith Batchelor, hall. The mothers who attended Rat« 2So per word per totuet minfmQoo 12 *C€NT€NNIflL Jack Ward, C. Nelson, J. A. Do­ obert and George Vandenberg Sunday of Mrs. Welte’s brother- wordi. If four or more conieeutiTt iMuee Dominican Fathers were given the opportunity to in herty, and John Drake presided as attendedf the Cotton bowl football in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. are used* tbe rite It 20e per word per Le* 9his book teDs tbe truth aixi gbree Tom J. Connors, in Pueblo. spect the new kitchen recently in •ue. Parmant must accompany aJl ordere. State 9ee a elaer explaasUoo of each hostesses. game in Dallas. Ads received on* Monday will appear is cartel troobiM as Pike (Hemor- the teeu# printed for the following week. cM delaPletale—Golon Dieordoce B tr. Aa m Ibi McCabe. OJP., &.T.Lr.» The Fremont county council of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Butler of San Both Edward Howe and William stalled in the sisters’ convent. i conditions. Waahington, D, C. Howe, sons of' Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ the Knights of Columbus met in St, Francisco spent the holidays with OLD GOLD WANTED 69 Michael’s hall Tuesday night. relatives here. Mr. Butler has re­ ward M. Howe, have been home Mrs. H. J. Tyson Shrine of for the holidays. Edward now re GOLD—tS&.OO OuuM. Mail old gold taoth, 'S a n ta Fej David E. Gibson has returned to turned home. Mrs. Butler will Heads Society diamonds, iswelry, wsuhss—rsccivs cash For complete *' laad aboot tba soccesa of tha sides in Baltimore and William is by return mail. Satisfaetlon guaranteed I ■ asamraUvely' nild treatment St.. Jude Thaddeus Stanford university at Palo Alto, remain for a longer irisit details and ret^ ear C&nio that Ima taHeved patlanta a student at Iowa State college at At the Altar and Rosary society Fraa information. Paramount Gold Refin­ Calif., after spending the holidays Miss Mary Jean Daugherty is ing Co., 1600-B Hennepin, Uinnoapolis. "1 r ervations— tossaSoeartbeworiA Write for Book and Patient 1900 S. Ashland Awnus B r f» m i Lilt, maned In plain wtipiiv FBEEI here with his parents, Mr. and leaving Tuesday for Dallas, Tex., Ames. meeting held Monday afternoon Minn. JUST CALU THE MeCLEARY CLINIC Chieaco, DL Mrs. David E. Gibson, Sr. to be a brfdesmaid at the marriage Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Fagan were the rectory, officers for the ensuing PHOTO FINISHING 200 Pstltlons mar be sent In befors er of Miss Mary Ellen Bradford to hosts at a dinner Dec. 28 at their year were elected. Those elected SANTA FE TICKET OFFICE, dorinz the Nevena Dorothy Schmitt Is Bride ROLLS DEVELOPED — Two beautiful Bruce Edwards of Dallas Jan. 20. home in honor of the wedding an­ were Mrs. H. J. Tyson, president R. E. Chsppell. D.P.A. Patronize These Firms. Rev. Edward L. Hushes, O.P., S.T.Lr. Doubts Weight Professional Enlargemsnts, Are Co-operating With Director The marriage of Miss Dorothy The Bradford family frequently niversary of Mrs. Fagan’s brother- Mrs. F. W. Burnett, vice president, 8 Never Fade Deckle Edge Prints. 25e. 524 17th St., Phone TAbor 3211, Denver Paper. Frances Schmitt, daughter of Mr. have visited Colorado Springs. in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs succeeding Mrs. Fred Pursell who CENTURY PHOTO SERVICE, La Crosaa, and Mrs. E. F. Schmitt of Canon Mr. and Mrs. James W al^ an­ Lawrence E. Welte. resigned; Mrs. C. L, Ducy, treas­ Wisconsin. City, and Curtis W. Bayliss of nounce the birth of a girl Dec. 28. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Vandenberg urer, and Mrs. George Conners, Pueblo took place Saturday mom Tuesday, Jan. 6, the Book club and family of Grand Junction re secretary. ing, Jan. 3. The Rev. Matthew turned to their home Monday after Citliolit^£istIl)ei^Te A$$odatumConnelly, O.S.B., officiated. The Very Rev. Thomas J. Wolo- Patronize These visiting the John Vandenbergs. han talked on the “ Part the Most Rev. Francis J. Spellman, D.D.. President Miss Mildred Schmitt, a sister Mre. Rose Harris is in Northern Rt. Rev. Msgr. Bryan J. McEntagart, LL.D., National Secretary Women of the Sacred Heart Par of the bride, was maid of honor, California ■visiting her son, who is ish Will Play in the New Dio­ Rev. John J. Corrigan, Assistant Secretary 2 Pueblo Youth and the bridegroom was attended in the na5'y. cese.” A pot luck covered dish by Robert Keator of Pueblo. The Novena Services Friday luncheon was planned for the Feb­ COLORADO bride wore a black ensemble with Perpetual novena services in ruary meeting. At the close of Holy Family Chapel and School white accessories and carried a honor of the Mother of Sorrows the meeting the hostesses, Mmes, bouquet of bride’s roses. The maid Enlist in Marines will be held in the Sacred Heart H. J. Tyson, C. L. Ducy, Fred Pur­ Sunday, January 11, will be the Feast of the Holy of honor wore a gold ensemble Family, Jesus, Mary and Joseph. We want to build a church Friday evening at 7:45 sell, and George Conners, served with brown accessories and carried Those making the novena are refreshments. SPRINGS Pueblo.— (St. Patrick’s Parish) chapel and school in honor of the Holy Family. Will you a bouquet of roses in harmonizing urged to invite Catholic and non- shades. —Keith and Kenneth Moore, grad­ Funeral services were conducted be one of two hundred people to give Five Dollars each uates of Pueblo Catholic high Catholic friends to accompany by Father Wolohan Dec. 23 for Merchants ... They are aiding YOUR Mrs. Bayliss is a graduate of to build this mission chapel and school in honor of the school, have left for Denver to join them. Thomas Sedan, a long-time resi Holy Family? Mt. St. Scholastica’s academy in the mariiies. Richard A. Chiaro, son of Mr. dent of Leadville who died at a Catholic press . Canon City and of the Parkview Joyce Holland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Chiaro, 1109 N. local hospital Dec. 20. He was a hospital school of nursing, class of and Mrs. William Holland, Walnut street, widely known ac­ relative of W. Zupan. APOSTOLIC ZEAL IN REVERENCE FOR MASS 1941. She is a member of the baptized SUnday. Sponsors were cordionist, left Monday to join FOUNDS NEW MISSION The priest offering Mass should nursing staff of Parkview hospital. Marjorie -Hoffmann, and George the army. His brother, James R, FOOTWEAR Mr. Bayliss is the son of Mr. and Chiaro, enlisted in the army 18 Beautifully Korea in Southern Albania has be clothed in suitable vestments. It Holland, a student in St. Thomas’ BEST IN QUALITY. NEWEST IN Mrs. Benjamin Bayliss of 1425 been called the stronghold of the is unbecoming to use Vestments seminary, who is the baby’s uncle. months ago. Solemn Novena and Restfully STYLE Schismatic Albanians. The ratio that are soiled or ragged from Claremont avenue, Pueblo, and is Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore, Jr., Sponsored by the Holy Name Appointed (1 Tears In ths Pikes PsiJi Region is 500 Schismatics to one Catholic. wear.' Many o f our missionaries associated with his father in the of 714 W. Orman avenue are the society, a games party to benefit To are using Vestments that should construction business. The young parents of a boy, bom Dec. 30 in Corpus Christ! parish will be held THEVORHESSHOECO. This Catholic Mission is now COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. served by the Lazarist Fathers, a be burned. Twenty Dollars will couple left Saturday afternoon for St. Mary’s hospital. in the' American Legion hut Fri­ St. Jude Thaddeus missionary congregation founded purchase a Set of Vestments in a trip to the Carlsbad caverns and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sabo of 1009 day evening, Jan. 16, at 8. The *‘Patron of Difficult Catet” the Southwest. committee in charge is headed by by St. Vincent de Paul. They are the Near East Give this gift to a Cypress avenue are new members In • Honor • o f • the poor mission chapel in reverence Visits in Pueblo of the parish. Ed Williams. Many useful prizes to help the heroic Father Tribiki, INFANT JESUS OF PRAGUE Ideal Gleaners, tee. for whom we appealed some weeks for the Mass. Joe Tisone made a business visit Fr. Waroat Is Visitor will le awarded. ago. to Pueblo Saturday. The Rev, Joseph Wamat of Marriage Is Announced O. D. POTTS Father Cassinan is the Superior SPIRITUAL BOUQUET Mrs. Biago Mosch^tti and Dom Ouray was a visitor at the rectory Mr. and Mrs. Chase Varney an OUR COUNTRY IFhom tha Charm o f Netenasa inic Moschetti have returned from Sunday and Monday. nounce th? marriage of their It Rettored of the brave band of Priests who CARD 117 E. PIKES PEAK a Seattle visit. The Rev. Joseph F. Higgins, the daughter, Carol, to David Harrison Ham 1848 • 225 R. PIkte Paak Ava. arrived there on April 20, 1941, to The family of a deceased person WEDNESDAY, JANUAEY 21 Colorado Springs. Cole. wage a quest for souls in the name Mrs. Guy Holland is visiting Rev. William D. McCarthy, and Smith of West Roxbury, Mass. The deeply appreciates the act of hav­ the Rev. Patrick Stauter attended THURSDAY, JANUARY 29 of Christ. His report reads in ing Masses arranged with the mis­ relatives in Hutchinson, Kans, ceremony took place Aug. 30 in part; Nick Merlino of Tonopah, Nev., the installation ceremonies in Den­ Raton, N. Mex. Mrs. Smith has sionaries for their deceased mem­ NoTsns p nrsrs s«nt npon request “ After a 24-hour trip in a work­ who was called here by the serious ver. left for Detroit to join her hus­ ber. It is the Catholic way of ex­ St. Patrick’s grade school bas­ man’s ttuck, we reached Korea. pressing sympathy and tha best illness of his mother, Mrs. Cosmo band, who has a position with ketball team, lost, 11-6, to the the Proctor & Gamble Co. The ROSARY SHRINE OF ST. JUDE The Heyse Sheet Metal Works Our equipment consisted of porta­ way to remember the dead. Merlino, returned home Saturday. Dominiesn Fsthers ble Altars to offer Holy Mass. He visited his brother. James, at Tabor-Lutheran team Sunday at bride is a graduate of Cheyenne INCORPORATED We have a very beautiful Spir­ the armory. 1421 W, Wsrren Dstroit, Ulch. “ Building.s damaged by air bom­ itual Bouquet Card you can use on Fitroimons hospital in Denver, and Mountain high school and was Miss Mary Qualkenbush has re­ graduated last year from St. Jos- Very Her. Vinccct R. Burnell, O.P., : Gas, Coal Furnaces, Air Conditioning bardments can be bought cheaply. the occasion of the death of a rela­ with his brothers, Tony and Denny, P.G., Director I have selected one as a residence in Boulder. turned to Washington, D. C., after ph’s school of nursing in Denver. 219 North Weber Street Phone: Main SS2 tive or friend. This card reads visiting relatives in the holidays. feU tions received at all times. COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. for the Sisters and a small orphan Joseph Murphy, son of Mrs. e had been employed as one of tint you are having a Mass or Miss Qualkenbush is taking grad asylum. Another as a home for Masses offered for the deceased Mary Murphy of this city, has the head nurses in the surgical uate work at the Catholic Univer the aged, who have lost all and are gone to California. department at Glockner hospital. It will have your name and fte sity of America. homeless due to the war. name of the deceased written in, Miss Mary Margaret O’Hanlon, Tim Rogers, son of Mr, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Fahey “ We cannot make much progress and signed by the Reverend Di­ who is employed in Denver, spent Mrs. James Rogers, 2204 N. Ne and sons, Thomas and Robert, vis­ unless we build a chapel and, as rector. Christmas here with her mother, vada avenue, has accepted a posi­ ited at the homes of Mrs. Agnes toon as possible, a mission school. We ask ten cents for the card in Mrs. Susan O’Hanlon. tion with the Boeing Aircraft cor­ Moroney and Mrs. J. Fahey in the “ My religioiis co-workers have addition i to the offering for the poration in Seattle. Mr. Rogers, Congratulations to Archbishop Urban J. Vehr Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cunning­ holida^. the heart and will to sacrifice and Mass to pay for the engraving and ham enjoyed a holiday dinner in a graduate of St. Mary’s high Mr. and Mrs. Geowe Timmer­ work in this portion of God’s Vine­ mailing. their home Dec. 28, when four of school And Colorado university man and baby from Los Angeles yard. But we need financial aid their six children were present. had been employed for two years to get started. With a good start, spent the holidays with Dr. and by the Colorado Fuel and Iron IN PEACE OR WAR The dinner was given in honor of Mrs. J. J. McDonnell and Mr. and we shall carry on and follow their daughter, Laurene, of Wash­ corporation in Pueblo, Missionaries never leave their Mrs. George McDermmitt. through.” ington, D. C., who is spending her Don Haskins spent Christmas Here is a glorious opportunity. post T^ey remain with their peo­ Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Phullin of vacation with her parents.' Those with his mother, Mrs. Evelyn Has Five Hundredtr.._T\...n Dollars______willnt obtain ple in joy and especially when in Rantoul, .Kans., have been visit­ present were Eugene Cunningham, kins, 123 E. Washin^on street, Glockner Sanatorium and Hospita a combined residence for the Sis distress and sorrow. Help them ing at the home of Mri. Agnes Don ia employed in Chicago by the who is employed in Pueblo, Miss ters and an orphan asylum. Five by asking them to offer Wfass for Limes. Miss Patricia Limes, Mary Alto Cunningham of Colo­ federal government Hundred Dollars ■will enable these your intentions. They will appre­ student at the Colorado State col­ ^ An Anniversary Mass was sung rado Springs, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Lazarist Fathers to build a chapel, ciate your thought. lege in Fort Collins, visited with for the repose of the soul of Louis Cunningham and children, Donald the heart of a mission center. A her mother. Mar old in Corpus Christ! church gift of Two Hundred Dollars will and Robert, of Denver, and Mr. John M. Maloney of Los An­ ORIENTAL RITES and Mrs. Henry Cunningham. Jan. 1 by the Rev. Anthony Elzi Seton School of Nursing equip the chapel with furnishings Do you know of the Oriental geles spent several days ■with Mr. pastor. Mrs. Marold and other and necessities for Mass and de­ Rites in the Church? When you and Mrs. J. A. Maloney. members of the family, including votions. hear the terms, Greek (Ja^olic, Officers Re-Elected by Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marold of Let us all give something, large Byzantine Rite, Chaldean, do you of Wichita, Kans., visi^d at the Denver, were present conducted by or small, to start Father Cassinan know what is meant? Send for Pueblo Seton Auxiliary M. Sullivan home last i^eek. House guests entertained at and his brave band o f priests and our pamphlet It is very instruc-; Mrs. Ann Elener Parlapiano and Christmas in the home of and sisters who will “ carry on and fol­ tive. We shall gladly mail it to Miss Mary Jane Parlapiano have Mrs. John Durcan included David low through.” you. It is free. Pueblo.— About 25 mefiibers at­ resumed their work at Colorado L. Roberts, Denver; George F SISTERS OF CHARITY tended the quarterly meeting of college, Colorado Springs, after Soelberg, Grand Junction, and Send an commtinlealloht t* the ^eton auxiliary at the hospital spending their vacation in Pueblo John B. Moran, Rock Springs, TuesMy afternoon, Jan. 6. The The former was in Chicago and Wyo. COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO Catholic ^Tlcar East U)elfatns ^Association p reset officers were re-elected. Fort Wayne for part of the Jan. 11 will be Communion Sun St, Elizabeth’s unit will meet in holidays. day for the members of the Holy ^Jie holle of Mrs. H- J* Tyson for Mrs. Mary Tjsdale is in 480 Lexington Aye..atJ0th Sv JNom K , Y« Name society and other men and AD a ll-« y session. Mary’s hospital. boys of Corpus Christi parish. Thursday, Jan. 8, 1942 Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 420^ PAGE SEVEN

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At C. D. of A. Oubhouse Yours to Enjoy Members of Hierarchy in Procession For (ddid plisinr*, n u ru in it tin low. In the front i» Archbishop John J. CentweO o f Los Angeles; halfway down the steps before the C3um> CumopoIitiB — PIONEER OININO RECEPIIOII Tils eery office is Archbishop Rudolph A. Cerken o f Santa Fe, and at the top o f the steps it Bishop Duane G. ROOM . . Hunt o f Salt Lake City. The priest in the foregrouitd is the Rev. Hubert NeweU. At the top o f the steps is 0 O F P B B the Rev. Bernard A. Cullen. CONGRATULATIONS . . . SHOPPE . . BAMBOO ELECT OEEICERS ROOM. Rio- ARCHBISHOP URBAN 1 VEHR ommcnd t b t OoimopoIitiD to OUtK>f.toWD IT I! hrlmdi.

Cosmopolitan Hotel The next regular meeting of the BRADBURT & HORSE. Cm. Her. A feature affair of the post- Regis guild will be held Monday Yuletide season will be the recep­ evening, Jan. 12. As the annual JOSLIN’S had its tion given in honor of Archbishop election of officers is scheduled for Urban J. Vehr by the Catholic lay- this meeting, all members are beginning in the women of the archdiocese. The urged to be present. Guestsiat the festivities will take place Sunday meeting will be the iVery Rev. P. afternoon, Jan. 11, from 3 until 5 A. Brooks, S.J., of St. Louis, head o ld days, tool in the Catholic Daughters’ club­ of the Jesuits’ Missouri province, house, 1772 Grant street. String and the assistant provincial, the music will be furnished, and the Rev. William Fitzgerald, SJ., a clubrooms will be decorated with Colorado Jesuit and former pro­ flowers. fessor at Regis college, who is well In the receiving lipe will be the known to former Regis students. Very Rev. Monsignor John R. Mul- Annual Party Is roy, Mrs. L. Arthur Higgins, the Rev. Hubert Newell, Miss Mary Held for Faculty Duffy, Miss Nellie Lennon, and Following its usual custom, the Mmes. John Murtaugh, J. B. Far ^ ild held its last meeting in the ley, Grace Knight, and Adeline form of a party for the faculty of Gerardi. the college. A greeting by the Rev. Serving at the tea table will be S. R. Krieger, SJ., mi^erator, was Mrs. James Flanagan, Mrs. John followed by a program arranged Vail, and Misses Anne and Mar­ with the assistance of Mrs. Claire garet Fallon, Margaret Carroll, Martin. Mr. T. P. Maher, S.J., Anne O’Kane, Mary Donahue, added to the spirit of the affair Wilma Gerspach, Minnie Bujiach, with his recitatmn of poems, and Lubelle Green, Regina O’Boyle, Richard Corde" rendered piano and Helen and Dorothy Walsh. numbers. The outstanding enter­ Hostesses will be Mmes. John T. tainment of the evening was the Tiem'ey, T. A. Cosgriff, W. C. program given by the scholastic Kimmins, J. J. Deane, J. J. Jack- choir of the college, with Mr. KE.639I son, J. W. Payne, Paul Fitzgerald, Walter J. Ong, S.J., at the piano. M. 0. Carmack, George Campbell, Misses Ursula Wobido and Mar­ F. J. Morfeld, S. J. O’Day, H. W garet McCallin and Mrs. Claire Sheets, W. P. Secord, J. M. Mur­ Martin gave solo selections. CHECKER phy, F. J. Cooke, L. U, Wagner, H. Speaking for the faculty was the T. Zook, J. Melphy, J. R. Howe, Rev. WilRam F. Robison, SJ. CABS and D, F. Hiteraan. who gave his blessing to the as Assisting the hostesses will be sembly. ED DUNOON, M fi. members of Theta Alpha Phi so­ Next Card Party U Jan. 12 JAMES MOTOR CO. TA. 2233 Lsw nt Zoned Ritos rority, Misses Emily Jonnson, Joan Continuing the series of after­ Demmer, Ann Richards, Philomena noon card parties by members of DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DISTRIBUTORS C De Baca, and Peggy Cooper, and the guild, Mrs. Vidtor Hebert and Expert Repair Serries at Reasonable Rat**— Also Used Can Mrs. Joseph Barry, and these girls Mrs. T. C. Rhoades will be host­ WEDSIN&S from Loretto Heights college: esses Monday afternoon, Jan. 12, 13th & Lincoln K E . 8 2 2 1 Misses Shirley Horan, Peggy Nie at 1:30 at the electric institute in tnTltatloni *od Annonneenunt* ters, Torchy Mahoney, Virginia tho Public Service building. Res­ O f f WITH DOUBLE $ 2 ^ ® Bailey, Mary Jane Nolan, and ervations may be made by calling ENVELOPES " the hostesses at KE. 0927 or Sampltfl Upon Josephine Walsh. All the clergy have been in­ EA. 6917. Bourst 9 to 12t 1 to 5. Phone MAin 848T vited to attend and have been MmiTT'S ‘V X asked to extend the invitation to all the women in their respec­ Dr. J. J. O^Neil, Dentist Optometrist and Optician tive parishes. Suite 722 Mack Buildinsr, 16th and California Streeta.. Helen Walsh PTA Will Hold AnocUto W. R. JOSEPH Luncheon Jan. 12 EYES EXAMINED Phona TAbar 1 8 8 0 Members of the Cathedral-St. 2 1 8 -3 1 9 Mnjastia BM» James’ PTA will be the luncheon guests Monday, Jan. 12, in the C. D. OF A. START NEW YEAR school cafeterid. They will meet Workers to Meet Clean Curtains at 11 o’clock and will enjoy the Mean a luncheon with the children of the WITH MANY EVENTS SLATED brichter hame— grade school. This is part of the Wa da them np yearly program designed to ac­ baantifallr. quaint the mothers with the school At Vail Center Many interesting events are Jan. 7 and many pertinent prob­ PLAIN program. A business meeting will scheduled on the January calendar lems were discussed. Curtains follow the luncheon at 2 p.m. in the of Court St. Rita No. 625, Catholic P a ir - Oscar Malo, Jr., Memorial hall. The Daughters of America. The junior The business girls’ dinner and A better understanding of the speaker will be Ted Dillingham of counselors met at the clubhouse book review took place on Jan. 8. activities and a-knowledge of how Flowers. Inc., discussing “ Facts The monthly business meeting fol­ to direct them is the purpose of a and Fashions.” Mothers and friends lowed. The board of trustees will meeting of volunteer and sodality Phone are welcome and urged to attend meet at the clubhouse on Saturday workers of the Vail Community both luncheon and mee^^g. afternoon, Jan. 10, at 2:30 and the center, 1904 W. 12th avenue, Sun­ INDRY ,1 b board of managers convenes on the day, Jan. 11, at 2 o’clock. Stephen SI. Clara’s Thanks same day at 3:30. J. l^alen, newly appointed direc 2412 Curtis St. The most interesting event of the tor of the center, will speak. year will be the reception held on Better organization of the vol­ Benefaclors in ’41 Sunday afternoon, Jan. 11, from 3 unteers will he an important point to 5, at which time all Catholic in the new program. Each worker THE G. G. GILL The children and sisters of St women’s organizations in the city will have his or her specified time Clara’s orahanage, 3800 W. 29th will act as hostesses. It is to be for coming to the center and will ENGRAVING GG. avenue, Denver, express their given in honor of His Excellency, know in advance what activities heartfelt gratitude to all kind Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, and are to be directed. WEDDING STATIONERY friendsjuid generous benefactors, all Catholic women in the state are Suva Damenlca, Prap. An attempt is being made to as w/eTl a^ to all other ergaruza- A card party and fashion prom­ cordially invited. Officers of the bring residents of the community 1751 Qiampa St. MAin 3046 tions and individuals, who, in any enade sponsored by St. Mary’s different organizations will be in more into the life of the center way, contributed to the welfare of academy alumnae will be held Sat­ the receiving line and assist^it the and to Create activities and dis­ the institution In the past year./ urday at 2 p.m. in Daniels & Fish­ tea table in the afternoon. cussion groups of interest to older er’s tearoom. To one and all they extend sin­ Sewing Help Welcomed people. Congratulations! 7?ee Mi^s Ann Elizabeth Monaghan, cere wishes for, a happy and pros­ Those interested in sewing for The Rev. Lawrence Cusack, S.J., perous new year. chairman of this event, is assisted of Regis college will take charge by a committee as follows: Mmes. the Red Cross should keep in mind that the clubhouse is open each of discussion from the ^oor, after William Earley, Frank McGlone, Mr. Whalen speaks. HGW WELL DG YGU SPECIAL PRICE Joseph Celia, John Rae, William Friday from 10 to 4, and everyone ONE MONTH ONLT McMenamy, Thomas Earley, is ur^d to come and join the sew­ Leaders of school sodality R«covtr 2 pc. Ht with ing group. A light lunch is served groups, who will present their UNDERSTAND velour or upeotnr Charles McFadden, Glen Dickman, at the noon hour. This is a worthy groups’ ideas, are Marion lacino COLORADO Lillian Young, and Norman Corn- WORLD A FFA IR S ? UPHOLSTERED stock; Misses Margaret Mahoney, cause and all Catholic Daughters of Regis high school, Mela Ortiz Convenient Term. FURNITURE CO. Josephine Walsh, Margaret Mc- are urged to do their part to hefp y Pino of Loretto Heights .college, There is no need for Kth St. GUndele Quaid, Ethel Brady, Eva M. Walsh, complete the quota assigned to the and Anna Marie Hett of St. Fran­ coui^ cis de Sales’ high school. Yvonne anyone who can read Margaret McNally, Peggy Young, Regina Tynan, Frances Jennings, It was with sincere regret that Pearson will be secretary of the Upon the momentous occasion of not being able to par­ the resignation of Mrs. J. P. Don­ meeting. DRINK Jewel McGovern, Grace Kenehan, ticipate actively and and Rita Thompson. ley as manager of the clubhouse A candle light tea will follow the creation of an Archbishopric with interest in discus­ SPRAY’S was accepted. Serious illness has the discussions; COFFEE Those who have been asked to sion of world affairs. model are Mmes. John P. Akolt, prevented Mrs. Donley from con­ tinuing her activities with the in this section of the country, Let the recognized au­ Herman Seep, Harry T. Zook, and ROASTfD AND DILIVERED Salvatore Amato; Misses Betty Catholic Daughters. She has been Good Shophord Aid thors of facts guide Ruth Fairall, Kathleen O’Meara, one of the most faithful and loyal and the installation of Archbishop your thinking. Here FRESH DAILY Josephine Palaze, Beverly Bell, members and her influence will be Will Convene Jan. 13 you may find authori­ Valat. unexcelled In Quality Teai. and Clara McMenamy. Tl^- chil­ greatly missed. Vehr, Safeway Stores wish to ex­ tative books being Spies., Ezeraeti, Biking Powder dren are Joan Rae, Joan Dickman, Colleen Doyle, and Karen Peltier. The Good Shepherd Aid society widely read. KE. 7181 Exrly reservations have been made by GaHiedral Molhers lo tend their hearty congratulations, Uie follow iax: Mmes. 0 . Blevins. Ardii will hold open house at the Cath­ Rohrer. M. Bezier, 8. A, Riesenraan. P. olic Daughters of America club­ THE MeVey. C. A. Crapo. T. J. Rogers. M. Meal on January 9 house, 1772 Grant street, Tuesday, with the wish that the Dioceses Allen. J. J. Roach, Tbom ai O. Malley.l W. E. Dolan. George F. Larson, H. A.' Jan. 13, from 2 till 4 o’clock for FRIENDLY SHOP Shay. Glen Schafbuch. R. E. Lee. T. Hal­ The Cathedral Mother’s club the members and friends of the so­ ter. J. P. Golden. F. Muto. R. Haberl, A. ciety. affected may grow greatly in spiri­ (And tre mean it!) 21m & Market Su. Denvar R. Groshelder, Thomas Morrissey, C. will meet Friday, Jan. 9, at 2:30 61 So. Broadway RA. 0848 L IH COLORADO SIHC11904 J Hyland, E. Bell. W. J. McMenamy, A. L. o’clock in the Malo gymnasium. The officers will be hostesses for Beaghler, W. Joseph, C. W. Reilly, A. tuality and usefulness. The program will be in charge the afternoon. Those assisting at Abel, E. C. Day, Sr.; the tea will be Mmes. Thomas J. Mmes. H. Haskins. Charles McFadden. of the language department. F. C. Rhoades, C. Cieehini, William Roth- Morrissey, J. J. Campbell, C. V. PRODUCERS CREAMERY PRODUCTS MEAN well, R. C. Allen,, R. Irwin, J. Connelly, The Rev. Arthur Lucy will ad­ Gooding, Ed Neumann, Robert Robert Graham. Ray Parks, Robert Shear­ dress the meeting. Shearer, H. Clennan, M. Verlin- QUALITY PRODUCTS AT REASONABLE PRICES er. E. J. Habesy. G. Dickman, Leo Boyle, P. Canboy, G. F. Foley. A. Harrington, Refreshments will be served in den, Thomas Greene, W. J. Mc­ 0 . Hage. J. Sebroyer, H. Ryan. C. Find!#, the cafeteria. Menamy, H. Gordon, and £. Ice Cream H. Wolfe, O. R. Zimmerchild. F. J. Bylsma. Cooke. A. H. Rampe, J. R. Hamilton, H. De«, J. R. Hzmllton. C. H. Cook*. Tbomai M. Tierney, J. P. Akolt, E. J. Anna CampboU, Joieph C*lla. Arthur Milk - Cream Hihesy. Jack Knudson, T. D. Jennings, Allen, William P. Stauter- Joaeph J. J. F. Prinzing, Jack Dinan, William E. C*IU. Sr.: William J. Saliz, Joieph P. Benefactors Thanked Barrett, E. E. Wright, Lillian Young, A. Gniry, Ed Mulcahy. J. A. Smethllle, By Children and Nuns BuHer 933 Bannock St G. Burke, R, S. Quinn, A. B. Baum- Walter Wade, and D. E. W ation. gartwer. 0. Henceman, J. L. Higlon. Paul M iitei Mazins Haeflicer. Nell and May KEyatone 3297, Denver, Colo. V. Hurray, J. Cummings, H. Crede. L. Joyce, Margaret Taney, Madelyn Nalty, H. Connell, T, M. Murray,-George Hal- Regina Tynan, Sarah Higgim, Rita The Missionary Sisters of the lett. Harry Cronin, Joseplr Celia, Harry Thompion, Nell Ellger, Margaret Fallon, Sacred Heart and the children of Zook, Frank B. McGione, Norman Com­ Ann Fallon. Eva M. Waleh, Catherine stock, Raymond T. Young, George R. Bergin, Mary Jo and Elite McEnery, the Queen of Heaven orphanage ex­ DR. W. P. CARLIN Taylor, Louis A. Kintzle, Herbert Fairall: Mary and Margaret Madden. Margaret press their gratitude to all their Mmes. J. A. Osner, S. Fraker. George Mohan, Mary Jan* Nolan, France! Hoart, benefactors in the past year, es­ DENTIST Johnson, L. Hanion. B. Strauss, 0. Carey, Joiephina WAlfb. Bcbs RieBcnmtn* Jeanne R. Nelson, R. Flecbman, S. Keating. Jr.; Crapo, Suzanne Bell. Connie Hamilton. pecially to those who helped make 1458 CORONA STREET James Palmer, John Rae, Charles Dunn, Mama McDonald, Elizabeth O'Malley, their Christmas a pleasant one. i o y Atkinson. C. F. Meissner, John Sul­ Virginia Shapiro, Elite Schnlti, WUll- OFFICE HOURSi » to 12 AJI^ 1 to S PJL They assure everyone who in any livan, H. F. Cramer. H. Cramer, F. E. mlna Shearer, Ruth Dolan, Peggy way contributed to the welfare of TELEPHONE CHERRY 3124 Watkins. R. L. Bona, H. S. Bromme, Chamherl,- Rote Brady, Alice MeSwiggan, Hsrold Collins, W. J. Jennings. Ed Mc­ Connie Hamilton, Ella Horan, and Ethal the institution of their eam ut Cabe, Jr,; C. P. Hill, Tom Lynch, R. Brady. prayers throughout the new year. PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Jan. 8, 1942 SOLEMN CEREMONY ATTENDS OFFICIAL VISIT OF ARCHBISHOP A. 0. CICOGHANI TO DENVER DREETinCS and COnCRDTUlDTIOnS to

(Continued From Page One) his successors by the Lord Christ the primacy of Peter over the our allegiance to him as io Christ Himself. We love him as our fa­ Rocky Mountain area is particu­ Himself. “ Thou art Peter and whole Church.” Assurance for Church ther in God; we sympathize and larly blessed today by the^^acious upon this rock 1 will build My presence of the Apostolic Dele­ There are unparalleled assur­ condole with him in the crosses gate to the United States, who per­ Church, and the gates of hell shall ance and consolation for us as and burdens he must now cany A rchbishop Urban J . Vehr sonally represents the august Pon­ not prevail against it.” The prim­ Catholics in the Divinely majestic as the mad hurricane of war is tiff of Christendom. I take this acy of jurisdiction of the Sover­ words of the Savior Hhnself given raging over the nations of the occasion on behalf of the priesU, eign Pontiff embraces every power to the first Pope. In these days of world. His paternal heart is, no religious, and people of this spir­ necessary for the government of turmoil and war when human in­ doubt, saddened and crushed at itual jurisdiction to express most the people of God on earth. It is stitutions tofter and fall on all the sight of so many of his chil­ ---- A ★ ★ " ...... ' ..... sincerely our warm personal greet­ legislative, judicial, and punitive. sides, the comforting words of the dren in fratricidal conflict. We ings to the Apostolic Delegate for It gives to the Sovereign Pontiff Savior re-echo through the end­ piously and reverently remember his coming today. It has been done the supreme and unlimited>. power less ages of time: “ Thou art Peter his constant pleadings for peace at considerable -sacrifice to him^ to teach and govern the Universal and upon this rock I will build My addressed to the governments and self and his many official duties in Church. Every Bishop and every Church and the gates of hell shall peoples of the world. We cherish GOVERNOR RALPH L. CARR Washington. I ask him to convey priest throughout Christendom ^ - not prevail against it. And I will and reverp the endless choir of Masses and prayers encircling the our filial affection, our personal ercises the power of his priesthood give to thee the keys of the king­ globe that stormed heaven at His devotion, and our unswerving loy through the primatial jurisdic­ dom of heaven, and whatsoever earnest solicitation. Let us pray AAAYOR BENJAMIN STAPLETON alty to the august person of our tion of the chief Bishop of Rome. thou shalt bind upon earth shall today that God may lighten his Holy Father, Pope Pius XII. It The Vatican council crystalizing be bound also in heaven, and what­ is the exercise of the supreme act and defining the umversal doc­ soever thou shalt loose upon earth, burdens and that the peace which he so valiantly strives to of jurisdiction of the Supreme trine oith e ages says: “ We teach it shall be loosed also in heaven MR. W. T. ROCHE Pontiff of Christendom that we and declare that, according lo the St. Peter and his lineal historical procure may soon come to a war see manifested in these ceremonies testimony of the Gospel, the prim­ successors in the See of Rome are torn world. acy of jurisdiction over the Uni­ of the creation of the Archdiocese the foundation of the Universal May I ask the personal repre­ versal Church of God was imme­ sentative of Our Holy Father, our of Denver and the erection of the Church. They are the bearers of DUNN & GIBSON CONSTRUCTION CO. new Diocese of Pueblo and the ap­ diately and directly promised and the keys of the kingdom of heaven gracious Apostolic Delegate, who pointment of its first Bishop. given to Blessed Peter the Apos­ They are the possessors of the so signally honors us today with tle by Christ the Lord. . . . That supreme power of binding or loos­ his presence, to convey to our com­ Church Revolves which the Prince of Shepherds and ing. Wherever there can be ques­ mon spiritual father. His Holi­ MRS. GEO. F. LESLIE the great Shepherd of the Sheep, tion of persons or things, doctrine ness, Pope Pius XII, the prayers, About Sovereign Pontiff Jesus Christ, Our Lord, establish^ or actions, institutions or customs, the loyalty, and the devotion and About the See of Peter and the in ,the person of the blessed Apos­ the voice of Peter is the voice of love of his flock of Denver! We MR.' E. L. SWEENEY primacy of the Sovereign Pontiff, tle', Peter, to secure the perpetual Christ. ask his blessings on ourselves, our the whole Church throughout the welfare and lasting good of the The actual bestowal upon St. work, and our beloved state. world revolves. The Holy Father Church, must by the same institu­ Peter of the primacy of jurisdic­ Delegate Acknowledges is ^ e direct successor of St. Peter, tion of necessity remain unceas­ tion over the other Apostles and MR. and MRS. GEO. CARON the first Apostle, and the personal ingly in the Church, which, being over all members of the Church is Gracious Reception representative on earth of our Di- founded upon the rock, will stand touchingly described by S t John In his response to the welcome , vine Savior, Jesus Christ. That firm to the end of the world. in his Gospel, when, after His and tribute of Archbishop-Desig­ primacy of honor and jurisdiction 'Therefore, whoever succeeds to resurrection, Jesus appeared to nate Vehr, the Apostolic Delegate ' MRS. GEORGE V. BURNS throughout universal Christendom Peter in this see, does, by the in­ seven of His disciples on the shore declared in part: was bestowed upon St. Peter and stitution of Christ Himself, attain of Lake Tiberias and said to Simon I wish to extend a most heart­ + + + + + Peter who was one of the seven: felt word of thanks for your graci MR. and MRS. H. J. BREWER “ Simon, son of John, lovest thou ous reception. It is very touch Speaking at Reception Monday afternoon mark- Me more than do these?” Peter ing, indeed, this gathering in which _ ing hi* first official visi­ replied, “ Yea, Lord, Thou knowest the Archbishop, his priests, and tation of Denver is .Archbishop Amleto Giovanni Gcognani, Apostolic that I love Thee.” Christ then said his people are met to welcome the DR. and MRS. ED. DELEHANTY Delegate to the United States. .After a liturgical ceremony at the door to him, “ Feed My lambs.” He representative of the Sovereign of the Cathedral and a greeting by Hhe Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, Arch­ asked him agun, “ Simon, son of Pontiff. This tribute of devotion is bishop Gcognani spoke briefly., Solemn Benediction of the Blessed John, lovest thou Me?” Peter re­ directed to the Holy Father him­ Sacrament concluded the ceremony. i plied, “ Yea, Lord, Thou knowest self, always present in every dio MR. and MRS. AL. A. HAUK that I love Thee.” The Savior said cese through his Bishop, and pres­ again, “ Feed My lambs.” The Sa­ ent in a special way during these vior then said a third time, “ Si­ days, inasmuch as, in his name and MR. and MRS. JOHN J. CONNOR mon, son of John, lovest thou by his Apostolic authority, I have Me?” Peter was grrieved because come to establish a new ecclesiasti­ the Savior had directed the same cal province. question to him three times and Only a few hours ago I arrived MR. and MRS. THOMAS P. FAHEY-Acacia Apt. he replied to his Master, “ Lord, in this city, and the first thought Thou knowest all things. Thou of your Archbishop, the first item knowest that I love Thee.” Jesus of his program, was not to discuss then said to him, “ Feed My sheep.” the festivities 'of these days, nor MR. and MRS. L. A. BASTIN Savior’s Prayer Impressive to conduct me to see the buildings The Savior’s Divine prayer for and the scenery of your city, but, His first Apostle was particularly instead, to present to me his clergy, MR. and MRS. JOHN J. DEAN impressive, “ Simon, Simon, behold his people, his beloved children Satan has desired to have you, but To this purpose he called you to­ I have prayed for thee that thy gether here in this magnificent Ca­ faith fail not, and that thou once thedral, a majestic shrine of rC' MR. and MRS. MACK J. FELLING being converted confirm thy ligion and of art You, beloved brethren.” faithful of Denver, appear here as Loyalty to Pope his treasures and his joy; your To Pius XII on the throne of union under his guidance is the MR. and MRS.-^W. H. HILBERT Peter today goes our deep loyalty, most beautiful evidence of your our sincere love, and heartfelt af­ solid faith and piety. No doubt, fection. We proudly acknowledge this union, too, has largely con­ MR. and MRS. LON. J. HOLMES tributed to the historical event of the elevation of this Episcopal see to the rank of archdiocese and cen­ MR. and MRS. JAMES B. KENNEY Warm-Hearted ter of a new province, Repreientatives of God Welcome Given There are here present mostly i f priests and youths, chosen to rep MR. and MRS. L. H. KINTZELE resent all the faithful people of Papal Delegati this archdiocehe. In you, members of the clergy, MRS. JULIA O'NEILL (Continued From Page One) we have to recognize also the rep­ J. Rehring, Auxiliary Bishop of resentatives of God, the benefac­ Cincinnati; the Rt.' Rev. Monsignor tors of your flocks, the apostles of MR. and MRS. GLEN B. WILSON . Leo Binz, secretary of the Dele­ Christ, the men who live in the gate; the Rf. Rev. Monsigrnor world hut do not belong to the Francesco Lardone of the Cath­ world; the men who are entirely olic University of America; the happy only when they can lead a MR. and MRS. WALTER J. WADE Very Rev. Monsignor James W. soul to G ^ , or bring consolation, O’Brien, rector of Mt. St. Mary’s help, spiritual relief, and assist­ Seminary of the West, Norwood, ance. GILES F. FOLEY and second successor to the posi­ Remember your dimity. Nothing tion formerly held by Archbishop in the world js more holy and more Vehr; the Very Rev. Monsignor Divine than the priesthood. Just Cjarence J. Riordan, rector of the this morning, the Son of God came MR. and MRS. CHESTER F. WIBEL Lincoln, Nebr., Cathedral; the Rev. down upon the altaj at the sacred Aquinas Knoff, former editor of words of Consecration you pro­ the Acolyte; the Rev. Dr. Clarence nounced. Therein lies your won­ MR. and MRS. ED.W. SALLEN G. Issenman, secretary to Arch­ derful power—to start your work bishop JkNicholas, and the Rev. every morning with God. Every Constantine S. Pettigrew, procur­ day and at all hours, you, invested ator of St. G r^ory’s seminary, Mt as you are with Divine preroga­ MR. and MRS. EARL A. SCHWEIGER Washington, Cincinnati, who was. tives, can do for mankind what is Congratulations to a faculty member at the time Arch­ not possible to any other, whatso­ bishop Vehr was president of the ever be his dignity or his office. MRS. FRANCES HESSELBINE Archbishop Urban J. Vehr semina:^. I wish to thank you for your Sharing prominently in the wel­ priestly work; your virtue and zeal come ceremonies at the depot are the living praise of the Cath­ MR. and MRS. JOHN F..BOHANNA and SON were the Most Rev. Anthony olic priesthood, the great consola­ WELCOME HIERARCHY J. Schuler, Bishop of El Paso, tion of your Archbishoj^and of the Tex., who had arrived in Denver Church; your hardships and trials Thursday, Jan. 1, and diocesan —the lot of human life—will be MR. and MRS. JOSERH W. SCHMITTLING consultors, including the Very the precious gems of your crown Rev, Monsignof John R. Mul- and reward. May God bless you roy, the Very Rev. Dr. William abundantly and reward lavishly MRS. HANNAH O'DAY Higgins, the Very Rev. Charles H. your ministry; may your work be Hagus, the Very Rev. Aloysius ever successful for the advance­ Miller, now of the Pueblo diocese; ment of the kingdom of God in this the Very Rev. Harold V. Campbell, place. MR. and MRS. ALFRED H. RAMPE and the Very Rev. Joseph O'Heron. Children Greeted Representatives of the various re­ It also gives me a special meas; ligious communities of priests, and ure of joy to meet here the children MR. and MRS. THOMAS E. GREENE a sizeable crowd of secular clergy of the parochial schools; they stand were present to greet the Delegate. eagerly ready, at the very begin­ Herbert Fairall, grand knight of ning of this celebration, to be the Denver council of the Knights among the first ones to greet with ■ MR. and MRS. J. B. GINN of Columbus; John Sullivan me their new Archbishop. LL.D.; Joseph Craven, William You, my dear children, are and Roche, Mr. and Mrs. John Dower, should always be the best manifes­ MR. and MRS. BERNARD F. HYNES and scores of other Catholic lay­ tation of those spiritual treasures You Are Cordially Invited men were present. which Our Lord used to call the Mr. and Mrs. John L. Dower en­ “kingdom of heaven.” The king­ tertained the Delegate at a dinner dom of heaven is the possession ' MR. and MRS. L. P. LIHELL in their home Monday evening. of the grace of God in our souls, to spend as much time as your schedule permits About 35 guests were present, in­ of His spiritual beauty. His purity. browsing about among our lovely gems and treasures— cluding «(isiting Archbishops and His peace and happiness. MR. and MRS. F. M. McEAHERN Bishops. With God in your hearts, you and enjoying them to the full. may rightly boast of being at the side of the angels, in spiritual MR. and MRS. L. D. MULLIGAN DIRECTOR NAMED union with the saints, and sharing in the life of Gdd himself, “partak­ FDR VAIL CENTER ers of the Divine nature.” By that inestimable treasure MR. and MRS. DWIGHT T. SHEA RARE GEMS UNUSUAL GEMS (Continued From Page One) that is the grace of God, you are ter is part of his proposed program holy in the sight of heavjtn in spite UNIQUE GEMS NATIVE GEMS for the near future. of natural defects; yoUr soul is MR. and MRS. JAMES G. SIMPSON Made World Tqur like a paradise of blessing. When swing and its kindred mod­ I know you are deeply grateful . . . and hosts of gems that you never before have seen. ern rhytmns became popular, he to God that you belong to the king­ stejmed out of the field and in 1926 dom established by Our Lord, the ST. THOMAS MORE HOSPITAL-Canon City, Colorado begin a three-year trip around the Catholic Church, in which we fjnd world, visiting such countries as abundant means of sanctification, Everything in Precious and S^i-Precious Gems Italy, India, Cnin^, and Japan pur­ the sacraments, and the genuine TOM FLAHERTY posely to study and observe the prraching of the word of God, Experts in Gems and Minerals for 52 Years cultural, social, and musical life Being part of this kin^fdom, we of the various nations. have one extremely, important Mr. Whalen came to Denver in duty—to live in union with God, MR. and MRS. DAN SULLIVAN 1932 and since that time has filled to keep and guard His love, to various positions under the CWA, practice Christian virtue, and, in FERA, and WPA setups. As head this way, to put into act that order SAMUEL E. FOX-FOX & COMPANY accountant, statistician, chief time given us by Our Lord: “ Be ye OPPOSITE keeper, and historical research perfect as also your heavenly Fa­ BROWN worker he came in contact con­ ther is perfect” A. P., WAGNER CHURCH GOODS COMPANY • PALACE tinually with the Mexican and Upon you, my dear children, at Trtm ont DENVEtt Spanish-speakingtpeople whom he upon all who are dear to you, and { j ’FWcLEiS M m M u U fu ic. HOTEL ‘ • now directs at the center. upbn all who are present, I wish TWf H9tnt ffCOMuai^ rt rtm A native of East Boston, Mass., to bestow in the name of the Holy MR. and MRS. FRED A. ROSENSTOCK he completed h is preliminary Father, the Vicar of Christ, a very schooling at Brooklyn, N. Y. special blessing. Thursday, Jan. 8, 1942 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE NINE Abbey Resumes Cage Wars No Ticker Parochial Congratulations This Weekend in Two Tilts to Archbishop to Watch! to Be Played at Urban J. Vehr Canon City.— (Abbey School) Stewart from far-off New York Prom George Kelly — Beaten five times in seven city and Theodore (Moose) Cran­ starts in their pre-Christmas ford of Peoria, 111. Stewart is the Savings at Regis, Not in Armory :ames, the Abbey Bears blow the Bears’ ball hawk and leads the ?id off their 1942 season this offensive attack from the back- JAMES P. GRAY Sunday’s opening tripleheader weekend with a doubleheader court. Cranford does most of the work here are in the Parochial league will in­ warmup as they prepare for the picket duty beneath the oppon­ Optometrist SI. Joseph’^MalleR Battle Will Fealore Open- augurate the 15th consecutive strenuous weeks to come. On ent’s basket. Both boys are playing basketball campaign for Denver Saturday night the Bruins will their first year on the Bruin team 212 COLORADO BLDG. Catholic high schools, but the 1942 take the hardwood against the and both are seniors. 1615 California TA. 8883 always at par* iog Triple Bill; Favered Regia High campaign will have to produce Canon City CCC camp quint and Nipper* Begin Loop Play Jan. 16 some amazing play to surpass the Sunday afternoon will be at home COMFORTABLE VISION AND EYE CARE The green-clad Nippers begin Reds Will Be Idle achievements recorded in previous to the Canon Merchants, fast lo­ years. Back in 1928, for instance, the defense o f their 1941 title in cal team. the South Central junior league the Sacred Heart Outlaws ruled Despite the numerous losses in Regis high’s role as favorite in the 1942 Parochial the roost with one of the greatest Friday, Jan. 16, when they enter­ their pre-holiday tiffs, the Bears tain the Salida junior high Spar­ basketball race, which gets under way Sunday, Jan. 11, with teams every produced by the loop. constantly showed improvement Specializing in Quality Plumbing and a tripleheader, was heightened this week when it was an­ Charley Lang was the master-mind tans in the first loop encounter of and have their followers looking the season. Beating Repairs behind that aggregation, wjjjch forward to a good season, despite nounced that all games will be played in the Regis gym, the It will be an entirely new crew lost the state championship to an the fact that four of the five boys Reds’ practice site, rather than at the State armory, where of Nips that take to the hardwood equally great St. Patrick’s team of on the first string are new men. the games were originally scheduled. Working under orders Pueblo. this season. Gone are Hogan, SLAHERY & COMPANY The fast passing game of the Arambel, Berberich, Kruljac, and from the war department, armory officials were forced to And then there were the Benedictines is beginning to take Holden, who won the bunting last revoke their original approval of the loop’s plans to play its great fivei produced hy shape and should cause opponents PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS Charley McFadden at Cathe­ no little worry later in the sea- season. Walt Sobba is about the games m the big Logan street only veteran who will be back this 1726 M AR^T STREET Corrent heim capable reserves in his first dral that won 39 game* while son. arena. < year, but he will receive support losing hut one and captured Next week the Bruins hit their JOHN J. CONNOR, President PHONE KEYSTONE 1441 3 W Sunday’s triple bill at Regis will season ai'th e helm of the Mul­ from Barkow, Roche, McKetina, Dividend four consecutive champion­ high school schedule when they pit St. Joseph’s against Mullen’s len basketeers. In practice games, Funke, and Achatz. ships from 1929 through 1932. meet the fast and rapidly improv­ Mustangs in the 3 o’clock and fea­ The league is made up of five the Mustangs split even in four Who can forget the amazing ing Tigers of Holy Trinity nigh, tured game. In the other battles, junior high teams, Florence, Wil­ tilts played. sharpshooting of Jack Celia in Tnnidad. Coach “ Dutch” Clark Colorado Federal the Annunciation Cardinals will son, Roosevelt of Canon City, 1938, when that amazing has developed a team that is sweep­ PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS meet the Holy Family Tigers at 2 Both the Cardinals and Tigers and Salida, besides the Abbey. youngster set a new state ing the southland and should give o’clock and at 4 St. Francis’ and were hard hit by graduation and Sating* & Loan Auociation scoring mark of 54 points in a the Bears all they can ask for in Cathedral will match shots. The the 2 o’clock contest will find them favored Regis five will be idle. single game? In that tilt, in­ the line of fire-truck ball. This facing their first real test of the cidentally, the Regis Reds ran game will mark the 25th meeting The Bulldog-Mustang struggle 1608 Welton TA. 2551 season. The East Siders, under up 86 points, the greatest of the two teams on the hardwood will find the West Siders fielding a score ever accumulated by a in the past 14 years. This Tiger- Coach Frank Simington, who is team composed of three regulars Parochial loop team. Bear basketball rivalry marks one and two squadmen from last year. mentoring his first Parochial loop of the oldest Catholic athletic re­ Forward Joe Ginsburg, Center team, will start a squad that will The last two seasons have seen GREETINGS FROM Congratulations teams displaying widely differing lationships in Southern Colorado. Rich Lundborg, and Guard Tony include Pat Simington and Gor­ Besides the Bengals the Abbey- Melphy, all members of the St. don Barker, forwards; Frank styles of play rush through to the to Archbishop league title. In 1940, St. Joseph’s, ities will tackle other tough as­ Joseph’s team that downed Mul­ Ward, center; Joe Holzraan and signments when tliey meet St. playing great on defense and well THE SISTERS OF ST. FRANCIS Urban J. Vehr len last year, will undoubtedly face Joe Marquez, guards. Phil Hepp, a Mary’s Crusaders, Trinidad high the starting whistle. Teamed with holdover from last year, has been enough on offense to outscore six straight foes, captured the flag on Miners, Pueblo Catholic Sham­ these vets, in all likelihood, will ill and probably will not see much rocks, Florence Huskies, and be Forward Tom Dufficy^ and action. the wide expanses of Mammoth gardens. Last year the Holy Fam­ Regis, Mullen home, and Holy Deposits made by 10th o f month Guard Paul Montoya. JUr addition Family high, all of Denver. The Conducting Holy Family high, defending ily Tigers brought their school its to these men, others who are fig­ Bears also have a return game draw dividends from the 1st. champ, has two experienced men first bunting with a hot-shqoting uring in Coach Joe Loffreda’s plan with Walsenburg high Feb. 14. of battle are Paul Sherrick, Ed from its 1941 club. Center Don attack that was the exact antith­ Looneyf Bill Miller, Dan Palla- Boyle and Guard Harry Brachle. esis of the 1940 Bulldog plan COSTIGAN LONE Aside from this pair, the Tigers of battle. COLORADOAN AMONG BOYS Iik>tlt«ti«Bs Iadnsti7 dino, John Di Tolla, and a promis­ ing freshman, John Dufficy. are entirely inexperienced and Only one boy on Abbey’s start­ ST. ANTHONY HOSPITAL Caaten for Every Purpose Coach Cobe Jones has a task ahead What 1942 hold* for loop ing basketball team is a native of flowpttal—Bom* Mullen home’s attack will be led in molding a quint that will be fan* i* dabatabla— and how! Colorado. He is Bill Costigan, a Art HtUl Radlmtor /S«T«n by Frank Zaring, high scorer in able to stand up to loop competi­ Regi*, from all angle*, ha* a freshman from Trinidad and and the state tourney last year and a tion. Vince Wendling, a senior wide edge over all other team* brother of Danny Costigan, cap­ Armstrong fireball on offense. In prominent who did not play basketball last in experience, material, and tain of the great Bruin team of supporting roles will be Jim Fer- Caster Co. year; Dick and Bill Davis, trans­ height, but you never can tell. last year. Costigan, besides being riter, forward; Bob Hardin, cen­ Cathedral, at thi* *tage, look* . KE. 4111 fers from Annunciation high, and a basketball man, won his major U l I4tb OU Dutct ter, and Glen Kepple and Bill Dun- Bob Lasham, a sophomore, are the like the leading threat to the award in football the past season, nebecke, guards. All these men ST. ANTHONY SCHOOL leading contenders for the other Raider*, with St. JoiepV* a playing the same end position as were on the Mustang squad last Patronise These Firms. They three spots in the starting lineup. great po**ibility to make the was held down by his brother for year and Zaring, Kepple, and Dun- race a thrilling one all the two years. Are Co-operating With Yonr nehecke were regulars. Johnny Sunday’s final tilt will see Ca­ way. The other starters include boys OF NURSING ' Payton, Felix Sandry, and Steve thedral’s Bluejays, with a long Paper. from widely scattered parts of the Wheeler give Coach Bob Wind string of warm-up contests behind them, favored over St. Francis’, When Jan. 19 rolls around the United States. Teamed with Cos­ which definitely is an unknown gloves will start flying in the 15th tigan at forward is Captain Johnny MOTHERHOUSE AND NOVITIATE quantity. Coach Frank Collins annual Elks’ boxing tournament, Arambel, a senior, who hails from will probably use five 1941 let- the only fistic event that annually Rock Springs, Wyo, Arambel is a termen, Phil Soran, Herb Torpey, receives -any real support from two-letter winner and was under­ Jim Larson, George CoflSn, and Denver fans. Regis college has study to Mark Dujmovic last year, Bernard Deidel, in starting roles entered a team under Coach Sarge but played as much as any first- at Greetings to Sunday. The Bluejays have gained MacKenzie’s guidance and many string forward. At the center post valuable experience in pre-season other Catholic boys will undoubt­ is six-foot Tommy Berberich of battles and should be the leading edly participate in the meet. Wichita, Kans. This boy, a sopho­ ST. JOSEPH CONVENT, threat in the flag chase. Thi* i* one ca*e in which more, came up from the ranks of Archbishop Urban J. Vehr the Nipper team and is leading all St. Francis’, with only two vet­ the end i* justified, but the mean* of attaining that end rivals at the pivot post. Berberich W . 16th & Quitman, Denver erans returning, Leo Kissell, cen is a brother of Frank Berberich, ter, and Art Dollaghan, forward, are not all what we would like them to be. The proceed* of stellar guard on last year’s team, is not expected to be too powerful who is now enrolled at St, Louis until the latter stages of the race, this event are utilized to spread the Elks’ charity work university. when the Fransalians, with a At the guard posts are Charley 75 Years Ago young squad, may figure in some among more of the needy, but startling upsets. In addition to the slugging matches that pro­ Kissell and D#llaghan, other start­ duce these fund* are a far cry ers will probably be Jim Hynes, from sport* festivities in other this establishment was founded. forward; Wilbur Kissell, guard, cities that likewise aid chari­ and Joe Petrash, ^ ard. Coach table cause*. Bert Keims is working with a 15- Perhaps it is because we have a First started as a tin and sheet man squad that includes six fresh­ personal aversion to boxing, but men, four sophomores, three jun­ we have always frowned on ama­ iron^ works. Today—Denver’s iors, and two seniors, which indi­ teur ring tourneys. There is, in cates that St Francis’ is building fact, nothing more amateurish in largest and most outstanding for the future and- taking this performance than a bout between year’s games as they come. a pair of so-called simon pures. The participants, on the whole, hardware, tool and cutlery store. enter these tourneys poorly and Savannah Honors Young hastily trained, many of them lack y m h o k 4 ing in real ability, and the better Defender of Hickam Field battlers are expected to fight as many as five times in two weeks. Savannah.— Monsignori, priests, This all adds up to just as many GEO. MAYER HARDWARE CO. and a score of city officials probably more— poor, uninterest­ attended a Requiem Mass offered ing battles as there are good CIVILIZATION in Sacred Heart church for Sgt matche*. 1520 Arapahoe George K. Gannam, 22, killed Dec. More important, however, 7 in defending Hickam Field, near i* the danger to the youths In 1878, at boisterous Leadvilic, whose mines Honolulu. Flags throughout the who take part in these bouts, city were at*half staff during the because slipshod preparation were laying the foundation of Colorado’s wealth, celebration of the Mass. for the manly art o f self- defense i* an almost certain Msgr. Henry Robinson built a tiny frame church. way to ineJ^njury. In 1880, the R io Ghande Railroad, leading the Strengthening our disdainful at­ titude toward this type of sports march of civilization through the Rockies, kid is the fact that amateur boxing in Colorado has been under fire for pioneering rails into Leadville, America’s the past year, but no real attempt largest silver camp. has been made to clear up the, charges that have been leveled at In 1881, the present Annunciation Church was the game. As long as there is any doubt about what is really built. This highest church steeple in the United going on behind the scenes in the squared circle, we will eye with States, stands today, a shining symbol o f civiliza- suspicion any attempt to promote tion in a nation whose sword has been unsheathed the sport in Denver. Until those MAY COMPANY charges are completely disproved, to guarantee liberty to all men everywhere. we will continue our opposition to the popular notion that this par­ Thus for three score years Church and Rail­ ticular diversion is a unit of the athletic world, even if Catholic road have kbored side by side. athletes and Catholic teams do sanction the sport by participating N ow as 1942 dawns, the Church climaxes its •W e extend our congratu­ in it achievements in the Rocky Mountain West by the establishment of the Archdiocese of Denver, lations to Archbishop and instalktion of the Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr iCIS FA[[S U. as Archbishop. Urban J. Vehr and the And the Denver and Rio Grande Western, a Ill imiii uei direct central transcontinental railroad, pledges Archdiocese of Denver on anew to defend the civilization symbolized by the Cross, this auspicious occasion mu

. .. pne in which the entire Facing a difficult assignment in its first collegiate contest of the season, Regis college will open a community may well take 12-game cage schedule Friday night, Jan. 9, when Colorado col­ lege invades the Ranger gym in a contest booked to start at 8 p.m. pride. The tilt will be the first in a two- game series. Coach Gaston Santi, who as­ sumed the head-coaching job only three weeks ago, will start a team that will include Doug Shouldice and Frank Ford, forwards; Ed Mullen, center, and Don Kelley and Ed McNulty at guards. Other men who will probably see action against the Tigers are John Thompson, Joe Brandiger, John Kilpatrick, Frank Newton, Leo Kelleher, Charley Zarlengo, Gene io '^ r a n d e McClain, and Paul Davis. ‘CATHEDRAL WEEK’ TO BEGIN Record Crowd of Apostolic Delegate Sppaks St. Catherine’s JAMES W. CREAMER HEADS ATUSO-NCCS CLUB ON JAN. 11 Hen Is Expected At Loretto Heights College Sodality Is to LiYMEN’S RETREAT LEAGUE The week of Jan. 11 will be Rosary society. Following the sdp- James W. Creamer, Denver at­ president, and R. V. Batt of Long­ known as "Cathedral Week” at the per, entertainment will be given (Loretto Heights College) retto college, from .a ( place where torney, is the new president of the mont, secretary. It was agreed at USO-NCCS club, it has been an­ in the lounge, featuring the parish nounced by Paul F. Behe, club di­ A new bright touch of glory was culture was not the end but for a Regis Laymen’s Retreat league, the business meeting that an offi­ Glee club. Monday evening the added Wednesday morning to the higher purpose. rector. Members of the Cathedral soldiers will be the guests of the At St Dominic’s Meet on Jan. 12 being elected at the spiritual day cer in the northern part of the annals of Loretto Heights college 'Spread These Traature*’ parish will have complete charjre state would serve the purpose of Catholic sorority at an "open when His Excellency, the Most "You must spread this sense of of recollection conducted at Regis of the club for the week, under the being in touch with various key house” to be held in the sorority (St. DomiBic’* Parish) Rev. Amleto Giovanni Cicognani, spirituality, make people under­ (St. Catherine’* Pariih) college Sunday^ Jan. 4. Mr. direction of Frank Breen, parish home. Dancing and refreshments men in places in that area from After several weeks of inten­ Apostolic Delegate to the United stand ^ a t our lives are directed to There will be a meeting of the Creamer succeeds Captain Frank representative on the NCCS gen­ will highlight the program. which a number of retreatants sive work of the membership com­ States, and His Excellency, the a spiritual end and then spread Young Ladies’ sodality Monday, F. Campbell, who did excellent eral committee. come in the summer. Dr. Paul J. Ketrick of Loretto mittee to swell the rolls of the Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, Arch­ these treasures of sweetness, Jan. 12, in the home of Miss work in the six years he headed The week’s activities will open Heights college will inaugurate a Holy Name society, a record group bishop of Denver, paid a brief meekness, piety, and religion. Helen Gannon, 2626 W. 44th ave­ the organization. Sventy-five men attended Sun­ with a buffet supper Sunday eve­ series of weekly discussions on is expected to attend the Com­ visit to the college, which is cele­ “ I am sure you are happy, nue. Miss Peggy Maddock will be The other new officers are Ed­ day’s services, which were con­ ning, served at the club by the "Short Story Writing" and “ Read­ munion breakfast which will be brating the golden jubilee of its grateful to your families to be co-hostess. All members are urged ward B. Coughlin of Denver, vice ducted by the Rev. Ernest Danneg- women of the Cathedral Altar and ing Appreciation” in the club held Sunday, Jan. 11, after the founding by Mother Pancratia here. You are preparing for your to attend this first meeting of ger, SJ., in place of the Rev. Wil­ Tuesday evening, beginning at 7:30 Mass. The speakers at the Bonfils, late in 1891. future and you will be happy now, 1942. Fate of Canadian Priest liam F. Robison, S.J., who was ill. 7:30. The course will run for six Boulder took attendance honors breakfast will be the Rev. L. L, The student body, clad in cap and then, if you are solicitous to A surprise bridal shower was In Hong Kong Is Mystery weeks. • Farrell, O.P., pastor of St. Dom­ and gown, the sisters of the com­ collect all the spiritual treasures given for the past prefect. Miss with 20 representatives; led by Woodman-Hall Thursday evening the opening inic’s, and Thomas Morrissey, U. S. munity, and the lay faculty headed (iffered you here, that will be a Barbara Bates, on Tuesday eve­ Pembroke, Ont.—No word has Francis Reinert and Frank Brady. session in "Conversational Span­ district attorney. AIK men of the by Dr. Paul J. Ketrick, were in consolation to your families and to ning, Jan. 6, by members of the been received of the fate of the Rev. Longmont sent njne men and Gree­ ley, Englewood, and Aurora had ish” will be held at the club, start­ parish, whether or not they are the auditorium when Their Excel­ your sisters. sodality in the home of Miss Mil­ Francis J. Deloughery, Catholic several in attendance. The re­ ing at~9:30. At the same time, members of the society, are in­ lencies, Archbishop Cicognani and “ I know you enjoyed witnessing dred Doherty. Miss Lucille Archer chaplain with the Canadian de­ John Hurley will conduct instruc­ vited to attend. Archbishop Vehr, and Monsiraor the historic event in which Den­ assisted Miss Doherty as co-host­ fenders of Hong Kong, taken by mainder were from Denver, with Nuptials Held Altar Society Meets ver has'been elevated to an arch­ ess. A treasure chest filled with the Japanese after two weeks of Sacred Heart-Loyola, St. Vincent tions in ballroom dancing for the Leo Binz, formerly of Sterling, soldiers at the K. of C. home. The New Y'ear was begrun for 111., now secretary to the Apostolic diocese and Bishop Vehr has be­ gifts from the girls was the fea­ bitter fighting. de Paul’s, and St. Francis de St. Dominic’s Altar and Rosary come Archbishop. He is interested ture of the evening. Those present ^ Sales’ parishes*^having good dele­ One of the loveliest weddings of The program for the week will Delegaie, and the'Rev. William J. society with a meeting Jan. 6. The in your purpose, and it is a great were Misses Mildred Doherty, Lu- J r a m p h le t O n ,N egrO €S tO gations. the holiday season took place at dose with a roller skating party Mulcahy, college chaplain, en­ at the Mammoth gardens Satur­ card party and luncheon were con- tered. purpose. I know that you like him cille Archer, Lorraine' Giesing, It was announced that as soon St. Francis de Sales’ church Tues­ and he likes you. Josephine Burke, Bee Sullivan, Be Released in February day night. duefed by the following members: Silver Card It Presented as the Rev. Bernard Murray, SJ., day, Dec. 30, at 9 a.m., when Miss “ In the name of the Holy Father Rita Roberts, Frances Schweiger, St. Louis, Mo.—The Catholic Mmes. H. Close, H. Chase, W. J. Miss Josephine Walsh, president can select them, the dates and re­ Rita Woodman, daughter of Mr. Mrf. Schillinf Ii 111 I impart the Apostolic blessing Madge Lowery, Helen Gannon, Church and the Negro will be the Cameron, J. Corcoran, M. Davi.s- of the Students’ association, pre­ treat-masters for next summer’s and Mrs. R. E. Woodman, 1251 Mrs. John R. Schilling, 640 Pearl son, J. Dunn, 0. Haeffner, Hart- upon you.” Elizabeth Sellers, Eileen Bauman, February release of the national series of retreats will be made S. Williams street, became the bride street, has been seriously'ill at her sented to the Apostolic Delegate net, Kelly, Kepple, M. Lq^mprecht, Loretta Phelan, and Rose Brady, Catholic Pamphlet-a-Month guild. known. War conditions, itds hoped, of George L. Hall, son of Mr. and home since Christmas day. an engraved silver card, which de­ Join First Aid Clasi E. McGinty, M. Morahan, and G. and Mmes. Arthur Batesyind Nor­ Written by the Rev.' James Madi- will no interfere with these salu­ Mrs. Edwin Hall, 3291 Quitman clared that at the student Mass be­ Eleven Denver students of Lo­ Weller. A cake donated by Mrs. man Shears. Guest prizes were gan, S.J., of Woodstock, Md., it tary weekend exercises. Rather, street. ing held at 8:30 Friday, prayers of retta Heights college, which is O’Herron was awarded at the celebrating its golden jubilee year, awarded to Loretta Phelan and presents the question of Negro since more men than ever will Tha bride was beautifully the students would be offered for Lorraine Giesing. rights in a sane and calm, but con­ stand in need of strength and en­ Holy Name Men party. * his intentions. are contributing to America’s war gowned in ivory satin fashioned PTA Open Meeting I* Jan. 11 vincing fashion, the Church’s view, couragement in the days ahead, an Plans were discussed for a card All my intentions,” declared effort by taking a college first aid with a V neckline and tight f'.ting party to be held on the evening of course. They are members o f a The annual open meeting for and what Catholics can do to in­ increase of retreatants jis antici­ sleeves trimmed in pearls, the Archbishop Cicognani in re^onse, fathers and mothers of the PTA sure justice to Negroes.______pated. Of St. Joseph’s Friday, Jan. 16, at 8:30. Bridge, "are those of the Holy Father, class of 25 instructed by a Red skirt forming a long /rain. The 500, pinochle, and bunco will be Cross teacher, and will comprise a will be held Sunday, Jan. 11, at bride wore on her hair a tiara of that the world soon will be again 2:30 instead of 3:15, as was pre­ played. A charge of 50 cents, at peace.” unit which will be prepared for pearls from which a long veil fell. To Hold Election tax included, will be made for the any emergency. viously announced. She was given in marriage by her The Apo.stolic Delegate pre­ Nutrition classes for mothers Congratulations to Archbishop Urban J. Vehr party, prizes, and refreshments. sented to the college his personal Enrollment includes the follow­ father. She carried a bouquet of Mrs. Tawson and Mrs. Hagsler will ing: Misses Mary Frances Finne­ will begin Wednesday, Jan. 14, calls lilies tied with satin ribbon. (St. Joi«ph*« Parish) photograph on which he auto­ at 2 p.m. be in charge. In co-operation with graphed an inspiring message dedi­ gan, 675 S. Sherman street; Mary The Rev. Gregory Smith officiated Members of the Holy Name so­ the vast national defense pro­ Alice Gorman, 67 Logan street; at the ceremony. ciety will meet in the parish hall cated to the institution. gram, Red Cross groups under the Father Mulcahy introduced Helen Haddican, 268 S. Pennsyl­ Henry O’Neill to Have Miss Betty Woodman, sister of Tuesday night, Jan. 13, following leadership of Mi-s. Ward Anthony vania street; Anna Hahn, 1045 the bride, was maid of honor. novena services in honor of Our Archbishop Vehr. His Excellency Priest’s Role in Movie have been started. Anyone in­ referred to the visit of the Apos­ .\dams street; Mary Catherine Misses Jeanette Mayer, Charlotte Mother of Perpetual Help. At the Hollywood, Calif. — Henry terested should get in touch with tolic Delegate as historic and, Jaeger, 1164 Milwaulcee street; Fletcher,____ Elaine Haney, and meeting officers will be elected. All Mrs. Anthony. A Red Cross unit Bernice Jonke, 435 Marion street; O’Neill, who scored on Broadway Norma Lee Bethge were the ,njen of the pari.sh are urged to briefly mentioning the history of as the priest in The Last Mile, is for the young women of the parish the college, paid high tribute to its Genevieve Lynch, 1328 Ogden bridesmaids. Their dresses of lip­ attend this gathering. to play the kindly Father Ramon in is under the supervision of Mrs. beginning with the work of Bishop street; Margaret Anne Madden stick red velveteen, worn with the filming of John Steinbeck’s An election of officers will fea­ Hazlitt and the girls arc encour­ Joseph P. Machebeuf, and the Sis­ and Mary‘ Catherine Madden, 614 Mary Queen of Scots hats of the Tortilla Flat, starring Spencer ture the meeting of the Altar and aged to join. ters of Loretto who came to Den­ Josephine street; Corrine Schultze, ssme material, were made with Tracy. Tracy’s portrayal of the Rosary society scheduled Wednes­ A meeting of the society will be ver in 1864. He characterized the 509 15th street, and Mary Louise tight fitting bodices and full skirts. day, Jan. 14, in the parish hall. held in February. Mrs. Ed Gart- Stephenson, 1749 Race street. condemned slayer in The Last Mile They carried muffs made of white sisters as intrepid pioneers. The session will get under way at land will conduct the luncheon and Sometter Bogiai Fob. 2 brought him to Hollywood. Many carnations. 2 o’clock. card party. Sisters of Loretto Praised of his dramatic scenes in the Cecil Sheffel was beat man. Feb. 2 will mark the berinning On Monday, Tuesday, and Nutrition CUiset Slated In his response. Archbishop of a new semester at Loretto Broadway show were played with Gene Sherberg, Don Simpson, St. Dominic’s PTA health chair­ Cicognani said: “ We are not mak­ O’Neill. Tom Comboy, and Danny Corn- Wednesday, Jan. 12 to 14, the Heights college. Several courses annual retreat for the high school man, Mrs. F. R. Campbell, an­ ing history, the history already has have been shaped to offer instruc­ well were ushers, nounces that there will be a series been made. I know much about the A wedding breakfast for the students will be held in the church. tion opening the door to oppor­ Con^atulations to The Rev. Bernard Guenther, of four one-hour classes on nutri­ Sisters of Loretto; o f what they tunities in commercial branches Archbishop Urban J. Vehr bridal party and the immediate tion, to "be held each week, start­ have done in the West, th e^ u th - families was served at the Olin C.SS.R., widely known missioner allied with war emergencies. For attached to the Denver Redemp- ing Jan. 19 at 2 p.m. Anyone in west, and in Kentucky, And when example, it would be possible for hotel, and a reception for 250 was the parish wishing to attend these your new Archbishop proposed we DENVER ART held at 2:30 p.m. at the home torist community, will be the a student to enroll at once for retreat-master. classes, which are free of charge, pay a visit Here, I said it was my shorthand and typing courses and of the bride’s parents. Mrs. Hall, should call Mrs. Campbell, or the duty to visit this college and pay COLLEGE mother of the bridegroom, chose The Rev, Willard Berberich, complete a full year's work in the president, Mrs. 0. F. Haeffner. my respects to the Sisters of Lo­ semester ending in June. Also a a gown of green crepe; her cor­ C.SS.R., a native of the parish and retto and the work done by them Day and Eveninf Classes now stationed in St. Louis, is The Little Flower circle met re­ new student could start a course sage was of orchids and Talisman cently at the home of Mrs. George at the only Catholic college for Enter Any Time roses. visiting at the rectory tliis'week. in Spanish at the beginning of Feb­ Seubert. Prizes were won by Mrs. women in Colorado. ruary. COMMERCIAL AND Joseph McCloskey and Mrs. Fred "It must be a great inspiration FINE ART Burke. It was decided that the for the Sisters of Loretto to know No *ntrmnce circle members would sew for the they started a great work in the Galholie Inslilations roqulremcnt. Same low tui­ MOUNT ST. GERTRUDE AT Congratulations to Archbishop Urban J. Vehr Red Cross in the future instead early days oL the West. Because tion. Begin- of playing cards. they continued this work, their Left $8,545 in Will ning and ad­ St. Rose’s circle members met religious work, they have this col­ vanced work. THE ROCKIES with Mrs. Frank O’Brien recently. lege of higher culture for women C ommerelal RETAIL JEWELERS, SILVERSMITHS AND WATCHMAKER Michael Horan, 88, a retired Drawing* life* BOULDER, COLORADO First and second prizes were won “ How beautiful is culture, when interior deco­ Cendnettd br the 8la(^* of Chtritj, B.V.M. rancher, left his estate of $6,645 ration* coa- by Mrs. H. Barth and Mrs. R it is the means and not the end; A Boarding and Day School for Girls Conley. Mrs. Margaret Evans won but so many consider culture by to be divided among the Catholic tume deaign. Charities and the Queen of Heaven, d e partmen t the consolation prize. The same itself and what they produce is ■tore art land­ Fully Accredited University Affiliation circle met Dec. 30 at the home of mere art. But those who are in' St, Clara/s, and St. Vincent’s or­ scape. etc. Healthful Location Spacious Campus Mrs. Ed Phalen. Prizes were won spired by the love of God, as your phanages, according to the terms lOTH ST. AT AURORA PHONE 343 of his will filed Jan. 8 with Judge 1345 Clenarm Cil. 3133 A. J. STARK & CO. by Mmes. A. Anhier, T. H. Wells, sisters are, they open other hori­ Free talent teat Fre* cmUlecue FOR CATALOG ADDRESS SISTER SUPERIOR and J. J. Tintle. zons and other fields, where you C. Edgar Kettering for probate. Mrs. George Lampe entertained will find the true way of truth In Denver Since 1879 the members of St. Thomas and of life. Aquinas’ circle. High score was “ Here are offered intellectual won by Mrs. Thomas Ryan and treasures, moral treasures, reli­ MURRAY E. STARK FRANK C. STARK second by Mrs. Otto Pribyl. gious treasures. The sisters want St. Catherine’s circle members to give you a greater perfection were the guests of Mrs. J. Schwab through these treasures. When you recently. go back to your families and take George P. Stapleton, a graduate your places in the world, so exer­ student and instructor in the cise your abilities that you will .school of medicine at St. Louis show the mark of the college from university, visitdd his parents dur­ which you came. Every one should ing the holidays. He returned to understand from your words and The the university Sunday, Jan. 4 deeds that you came from a Lo­ Because of War Conditions \ SHORTENING OF SEMESTER AT Abbey School REGIS STILL IS POSSIBILITY

(RetU Colleg*) Father Flanagan said, is still a 'A ccredited College and High School The second semester will open at possibility, but decision in the mat^ Regis college on the originally t§r must await further infomation scheduled date, Friday, Jan. 30, from government sources. The Holy See in elevating the Diocese of for Boys despite any changesoin the college Acceleration of the college pro- calendar that the war may neces­ gfram of studies to meet war con- sitate, it is announced by the Rev. ditiorra is being considered at John J. Flanagan, S.J., dean. The Regis, but final action in the ‘Denver to an Archdiocese recognizes the Experienced Faculty of Benedictines .shortening of the pre.sent semester, matter is awaiting the return of the Very Rev. Robert M. Kelley, Prayer Called Powerful S.J., president, from the confer­ importance of this ^region in the Catholic life Inquire of Rev, Rector, Abbey School ence of institutions of higher edu­ Weapon at Our Command cation, called by the national com­ Savannah.— Prayer, the “ Sword mittee on education and defense of the Spirit,” is “ a powerful and the United States department of our country. weapon at our command in this CANON CITY, COLO. of education in Baltimore Jan. 3 I time of cri'sis,” the Most Rev. and 4. Father Kelley is expected Gerald P. O’Hara, Bishop of at Regis within the next few days. Savannah-Atlanta, writes in a-pas­ Bulletins from the conference of toral letter to his clergy and faith­ the Association of American Col-i ful. leges held in Baltimore Jan. 2 have' T o the Most Reverend Urban.]. Vehr, D.D. advised the revision of college pro­ Mass Sung in Quebec for grams of study by the introduction Celebrating Its Golden Jubilee Year H ong Kong Defenders of a 12-month year. The associa­ tion went on record as not favoring Archbishop of Denver, we wish a long and happy Quebec.—-A Solemn Requiem a slackening of college require­ Mass was celebrated at the ments for graduation. Basilica heie for the heroic de­ The Jesuit Educational associa­ ♦administration. fenders of Hong Kong who gave tion, through its executive com­ their lives in that former British Loretto Heights mittee meeting in Baltimore Jan. Crown colony. The Royal Rifles 3, has urged its member schools to of Quebec formed one of the two revise their calendars in order to Canadian units there. co-operate in the present war ef­ College fort. Father Damien Will Be 2 Giaduates T o the clergy and laity of this new Archdiocese Subject of Radio Drama Take Brides Welcomes His Excellency, New York. — Father Damien, Two of last year’s graduates of Apostle of the Lepers, will be the Regis college were married within we offer our sincere congratulations. Most Rev. Amleto Giovanni Cicognani, subject of the drama to be enacted two days in Denver churches. Rob­ over the Ave Maria hour Jan. 11. ert Griffith took Miss Frances and the visiting Hierarchy The program is sponsored by the Whelan as his bride in St. Dom­ Fathers of the Society of the inic’s church Jan. 7, and the fol­ COLORADO’S 4-YEAR COLLEGE FOR WOMEN Atonement. lowing day, Joseph Stein, former Educates Today’s Daughters to. be Tomor­ president of the Regis college stu­ Dean of Hartford Clergy dent council, and Miss Betty Jean row’s Mothers; gives fuTly accredited degrees In Priesthood 59 Years Wilson were wed in the Cathedral. of A.B., B.S., B.S. Music, on completion of New Haven, Conn.—The Rt.’Rev, Provincial approved courses in the Liberal Arts and John H. Fitzmaurice, pastor of St. Sciences, Journalism, Home Economics, Sec­ Francis’ church and dean of the Is Visitor The Very Rev. Peter A. Brooks, retarial Work, Music, Art, Pre-Nursing diocesan clergy, celebrated the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD 69th anniversary of his ordination SJ., provincial the Missouri and Pre-Medical Technology. to the priesthood. province of the Society of Jesus, and the Rev. William J. Fitzgerijd, A modern, social-minded home, safely remote Blackout Test Made S.J., traveling companion of Father Brooks, came to Denver for the in­ from enemy peril. By Chicago Hospital stallation of the Most Rev. Urban Chicago.— A successful half- J. Vehr as first Metropolitan of SEMESTER OPENS FEB. 2. FOR DETAILS ADDRESS hour blackout practice was held at Denver. Fathers Brooks and Fitz­ the Alexian Brothers’ hospital. gerald will remain at Regis for Lomto Heighu College, P. 0 . Box 96, Loretto, (k>lmdo Physicians and nurses found they about a week. were able to continue their work Father Fitzgerald, a native of aided only by the glow of dim Denver, formerly was dean of flashlighta. Regis college.

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PAGE ELEVEN Thursday, Jan. 8, 1942 Office, 938 Bannock Street______THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telejphone, KEystone '4205

ceremonies in the Cathedral Jan. 6 were these three Taking Part in Installation Churchmen: Left, Archbishop Amleto Giovanni Cicognani, Apostolic Delegate to the United States, who officiated; center, Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, in­ St Louis’ Women stalled as first Metropolitan o f the new Archdiocese and Province o f Denver; right, Arehbishop John T. Mc- Mcholas of Gncinnati, who gave the sermon at the Solemn Pontifical Mass celebrated by the Apostolic Qreetings To Delegate. Meet on J a 13 \ (St. Louis’ Parish, Englewood) The Altar society will meet in SllMERM the rectory Tuesday afternoon, Archbishop Jan. 13, at 2 o’clock. The meeting DOWN SOUTH was postponed from this week E to next Tuesday on account of the The Sarny Soath invites you to enjoy its flower* installation ceremonies for Arch­ perfumed breezes, golden sunshine, velvety* bishop Vehr. Services consisting green goU fairways, wide sandy beaches, got* of Rosary, instruction, and Bene­ Urban J . Vehr diction will be held in the church geous flowers, historic landmarks, surf bathing, at 1:30, prior to the meeting. deep^ea fishing, and other midwinter diversions. The men and boys of the Holy Name society will hold a corpor­ Fast, luxurious, air-conditioned trains will whisk ate Communion at the 8 o’clock L 3TOU away from ice and snow in no time at alL Mass Sunday, Jan. 11. The month­ ly meeting of the society will be Winter tourist fares are temptingly low,^and safe, held in tfie hall Monday evening dependable travel by rail allows you precious ★ ★ at 8 o’clock. extra days in the glorious Southland. PTA to Ditcns* Health, Defense The subject of discussion for ROUND TRIP FARES SOUTH the PTA meeting, which will be held Tuesday evening in the hall rm r class COACH 3 0 Dm 4 Months 4 0 Ooy at 8 o’clock, will be “ Health and 0 Rotum LWt totvrn Unit Rotnrn IM f National Defense.” All are invited Jackfoaville : . . $79.03 $93.15 $59.30 to attend. The PTA study club Miami ..... 94.90 110.70 69.90 will meet in the rectory Friday Havana . 122.70 142.25 101.45 afternoon, Jan. 9, at 1:30 o’cloclL St. Petenbnig , . 86.35 101.20 64.00 The subject for discussion will be Tampa . . . . 83.23 100.00 63.20 “ Helping Youth to Grow.” Sarasota . . , . 87.60 102.65 64.80 The executive board of the PTA a W. Palm Beach F 91.90 107.35 67.90 JOE will plan its program for Tuesday rsdsrsl Tsz Not IseliuUd evening at a meeting in the school y lo w fa Friday afternoon, Jan. 9, at 3 dhir $evfh«rnvocifco o’clock. lo f vs fof/ you eboof ovr De Paul Men Voice Thank* Imfolhmat PoymoM The S t Vincent de Paul society thanks the parishioners who con­ tributed to tfie group’s work in I KAVAMAUGH the holiday season. Letters from BURLINGTON those assisted express grati­ TRAVEL BUREAU tude for the help given by the 17th and Chompo society. Pboeet Keystone 11 The Junior Newman club will meet in the school Monday eve­ or Unleti Stnticn 700 Lincoln ning, Jan. 12, at 7 :30. Another member of the Young Pbens: Tober 2201 SALVAGE BUREAU IS RUSHED People’s club, Edward Poole, left 3 New Members this week to join the navy. The Young People’s club met in the AS PAPER DRIVE CONTINUES hall Wednesday to plan its pro gram for the .winter months. Join Faculty o( One hundred per cent co-opera­ hiding back issues of magazines. William Bowman, a recent con­ tion with the government in the “ This is far more help than many vert, and Miss Alma Sauers were patriotic work of collecting all realize,” Keleher said. “ There are m rried before the Very Rev, types of waste paper and maga­ numerous homes in which are hid­ Joseph P. O’Heron prior to a Nup­ Congrotulotions to zines has found the St. Vincent tial Mass Monday, Jpn. 5, at 9 Parish s Schools den hundreds of back issues of de Paul Salvage bureau swamped magazines that perhaps never will o’clock. The bridesmaid and best with calls in the past two weeks. Archbishop Urban''J. Vehr be read. Some are showing up in man were Miss Thelma Sauers and (Holy Family Parish) That the citizens of Denver are our loads almost daily.” William Sauers. Classes in the grade and high showing themselves overlooking no Instructions for adults inter schools were resumed Wednesday, opportunity to help the defense A last tip to housewives from ested in the Church are given in Jan. 7. The new members who job can be gleaned from the fact the salvage bureau manager is to the rectory Wednesday afternoons joined the faculty in the holiday the two trucks owned by the “ beware of phony collectors.” The at 2:30 and on Wednesday eve­ Greetings to Archbishop Urban J. Vehr vacation are: High school—Sister bureau are not enough to carry men on the St. Vincent de Paul nings at 7:45. Instructions are Alphonsa Marie, who will teach the load. A third machine had to trucks not only have the address given at other times by appoint­ languages and history, and Sister be employed last week. but the name of each caller on au­ ment. Margaret Patrick, who replaces “ The demand in this waste thentic St. Vincent de Paul Sal­ Some of the local ministers were Sister Florian; grade school— paper drive has kept three trucks vage Bureau stationery. Of late, conducted on a tour of the church however, door-to-door callers for BLUE PARROT INN Sister Mary Loretto. No changes busy,” Manager Leo Keleher said. by Father O’Heron following a will be made in the schfedule, how­ On Wednesday, Dec. 31, we re­ waste paper occasionally are men meeting in the rectory last Fri­ ever, until the second semester. ceived 160 calls from persons, the who declare themselves affiliated day. great majority housewives, re­ with some agency, but who are ‘^Denver’s Most Distinctive Dining Placel* A representative group of stu­ working for themselves. dents was sent to the reception in questing us to pick up paper. But Two Catholic Youths honor of the Apostolic Delegate, this is not enough. Housewives “ When you have waste materials BETWEEN COSMOPOLITAN should exercise a. little patience to give, give all to a legitimate Become Flying Cadets Archbishop Amleto G. Cicognani, AND SHIRLEY-SAVOY in the Cathedral Monday, Jan. 5. and more care if they would co­ agency.” added Keleher. “ They The sanctuary workers for the operate to the utmost in this work will be helping long after the war Joseph C;' Connell of 1051 Na­ week of Jan. 10 are Mrs. C. J. that is so important to the gov­ is over.” vajo street, S t Joseph’s parish, Dieckman and Mrs. Walter Koer- ernment today. If our truck does Trucks from the Salvage bureau and Thomas M. Tierney of 785 St. 1718 Broadway KE. 8208 ber. not call soon after the request adhere to this weekly routine; In Paul street, St. Philomena’s parish, is made, do not fret. We make were among 12 Denver youths who The monthly meeting of the North Denver on Mondays and Altar and Rosary society was held every call that comes in, but often Saturdays, in South and West entered the army as flying cadets Monday at Lowry Field. They are Jan. 8. The hostesses were Mmes. it is physically impossible to get to Denver on Tuesdays and Thurs­ Wascha, Wendling, Williams, Will- the house in a short time.” days, and in East Denver and Park expected to leave soon for San “ One of the finest means of ex­ Antonio, Tex., to begin training. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS man, C. B. Wilson, and Mary hill on Wednesdays and Fridays. Wilson. pediting this work is for our friends to have their waste paper The banns of marriage were an­ cartons or boxes ready to be nounced Jan. 4 for Salvatore Am­ picked up by the men,” Keleher Here^s What Denver ato of St. Catherine’s parish and continued “ Too often the men Yolando lacino of Holy Family must spend quite some time in parish. basements or elsewhere getting the Churchmen Say Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lathrop, paper together for hauling. This 4940 Osceola street, announce the means our calls are cut to a mini­ birth of a girl, born Dec. 23. mum in the day. If it can be done, Frank Lubeley, son of Mrs. L. the paper should be gathered and About THE HAMMOND ORGAN F. Lubeley, left Jan. 6 to take up placed in a carton and tamped his studies in a seminary in St. down. This would demand only Louis, Mo. a bit more effort on the part of ^ “ THE HAMMOND ORGAN HAS PROVED SUCCESSFUL The Rev. W. H. Coyne, formerly housewives if it was done syste­ BEYOND our fondest hopes. The tone and quality of or­ matically.” gan music from the Hammond is much more pleasing than of Denver and now residing in Akron, is a guest at the rectory. Bureau Making New Friend* that of any other instrument we have ever contemplated The salvage bureau is receiving purchasing. The instrument is always in tune and at Father Leo Flynn is at home Greetings to after being confined to a hospital. calls from persons who never be­ accurate pitch.” fore telephoned the de Paul men, (Signed) D. A. LEMIEUX, Circle’s Party Keleher declared. These many Pastor, St. Catherine’s Church, Denver. Is Jan. 13 new friends, non-Catholics as wcU as Catholics, are co-operating St. Lawrence’s circle will hold handsomely and promise to do so ^ “ THE HAMMOND ORGAN HAS SURPASSED ANY Archbishop its monthly meeting, followed by a in the future. CLAIMS you have made for it. Our church was the first card party, on Tuesday, Jan. 13, Educating the people in saving in Denver to purchase the Hammond Organ and today we in the home of Mrs. John McClos- and handling waste paper has are even more proud of it and more pleased with it than key, 3861 Vrain street. The busi­ shown noticeable improvement, it we were at the beginning.” ness meeting will be called to or­ is pointed out. For example, the der at 11 a.m. At noon a luncheon (Signed) J. J. REGAN, O.P. drivers say, those persons who Urban J. Vehr! will be served by the hostess, Mrs. save paper to start fires keep only John McCloskey. The afternoon the waxed paper. The waxed ARE DELIGHTED WITH OUR HAMMOND! We will be spent* at cards and* bunco. paper, they add, cannot be de­ know of no other instrument flTat could have given us the Table prizes will be given for all waxed and, therefore, is of little games. satisfaction and pleasure from every standpoint that the or no value in the defense emer­ Hammond has offered. Our Service problem has been noth­ Mrs. W. F. Secord is one of the gency. Other persons are be­ ing and it has cost us very little in current consumption.” hostesses at the reception to be ing patriotic by bringing out of (Signed) REV. LEO THOME. given for Archbishop Vehr at the C. D. of A. home Sunday, Jan. 11, from 3 until 5 o’clock. Mr. Secord Meeting Is Scheduled Welcome to the For a Complete Demoptlration of the Hammond Organ in is reported as being ill at the home. ^ Your Church, Call or Write— By Sacred Heart Aid Paritbioner’f Mbther Diet Mrs. Mary Nagle, mother of The Sacred Heart Aid society T h e Mrs. Carl Bies, 4535 Xavier, died will meet Thursday, Jan. 15, at the Visiting Hierarchy! Chas. E. at her home in Akron Jan. 4. Mrs. C. D. of A. clubhouse, 1772 Grant Bies had spent the past two street. Mrs. James McDonald, \^ll8 Musics months in Akron with her mother. president, and the other officers, HOME OF THE STEINWAY Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. P. W. Stauter and Mrs. T. R. Mrs. Bies of this city, Mrs. Helen Davis, will be hostesses at a ses­ NBC Building 1629 California Street, Denver Zimmerman, and Miss Catherine sion preceding the business meet­ / Nagle, both of Akron; a son, Wal­ ing. ter, Akron, * and four grandchil­ The board of directors will con­ dren. vene to elect a chairman and a secretary. Other important mat­ GREETINGS TO ARCHBISHOP URBAN J. VEHR ters will be considered. A full at­ tendance is requested. John Farrow Sent Home 111 After Service in War Daniels and Fisher, Denve/s pioneer store Dint at our Hollywood, Calif. — John Far­ (wL row, husband of Maureen O’Sul­ streamlined livan, Irish film star, returned \J^Mcheonette here on sick leave after months of extends congratulations • service with the British navy. While Cun seat on duty in the South Atlantic he ^000 d a ily became seriously ill of a tropical to the newly created Archdiocese disease. He is a Knight of the Holy Sepulchre and the author of Damien the Leper.

jjen. Drum’s Daughter Wed to Lieutenant D a n i l l s Departments overflowing S 030 I®® New York. — Ann C. Dnun, daughter of Lieut. Gen. Hugh A. with qjjalify merchandise fo r S i i S Drum, became the bride of Lieut. >-T. GRANT CO. ;GUN t (o. T. H. Johnson, Jr., of the U. S. Hie home and in d iv id u a l.. , army, at a wedding in the chapel • • • Everything is priced lower. on Governors island, where Gen­ eral Drum, commander of the first army, baa his headquarters. PAGE TWELVE Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Jan. 8, 1942

More Secrets to Keep MONDAY NICHT, o f Mist Grace ToUr (below), actina aecretary to Preaident Franklin D. Work of Early Bishops Likened Roosevelt. A Ca^oUc, Miss Tulljr held a similar position with JA N . lOlh H. Em. Cardinal Patrick Harea, late Archbishop o f New York, until 1920. She has been in the Roosevelts’ employ in Washington, D. C , 8:30 O’CLOCK since 1933. The speeches by the President that ring throughout the To Qifts of Three Wise Men Beginning of world first go through her machine. Confidential diplomatic cables are opened by her hand. As a “ bow,” she says, the President is not hard to heavens, undertook a long journey ELKS AMATEUR work (or, nor does he require any humoring. (Continued From Page One) cese, there is ever^ evidence that iion, both in (Colorado and in Wyo­ to adore the Savior, Jesus, and so it is founded on solid rock. As evi­ to become the first heralds of dence, I have but to recall the many BOXING ming:, came here permanently and Ckristianity, has been repeated institutions of various religious or­ definitely to undertake her mis­ continuously in one way or an­ ders and congregations, both of TOURNAMENT sion of grace and civilization. other gmong all peoples. In the men and of women. The chargicter of this section self-same manner faith in Christ Even a passing glance at the changed almost as if by a charm, has been spread and preserved imposing S t Thomas’ seminary, with mining and agriculture, labor throughout the years, and mission­ and the Inspiring beauty* of its and industry developing marvel­ aries have continued the work of Lombard architecture, is indicative US?"; ously. Although it was after 1860 the Wise Men of the East. of the great jgood that is accom­ that Coloradowid Wyoming were This territory likewise had its plished there m the splendid train­ constituted as territories, and own Epiphany. In 1840 Father ing of priests and shepherds of ■3^ much more recently as states, the DeSmet, surrounded by poor In­ souls. How impressive, too, is the Church had already manifested its dians, celebrated the first Holy “ Pinnacled Glory of the W est’’ the MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW spiritual influence. Mass in the region that is now the Cathedral dedicated to the Imma­ T is a glorious page that Diocese of Cheyenne. Bishop Lamy culate Conception, whose dignity I Bring the Ladies The First Apostles of Santa Fe, at the very founda­ we might say is already considered BENEFIT ELKS’ In today’s commemoration of the tion of the new Colorado, in 1860, befitting that of an Archiepiscopal records the growth of the CHARITY FUND Epiphany, that is to say, of the sent his own Vicar General, Joseph throne. The Protectress of the appearance or manifestation of Machebeuf, to establish a perma- United States of America finds in All Seats Reserved Christ to nations, the Church ap­ ent mission here, where previous- that edifice, onrthe heights of these Church in Colorado from plies the solemn words of the y other priests had made repeated mountains, her Carmel of Glory, 60c, $1.15. Apostle; “ When the goodness and visits. The companion of Father a majestic temple, symbol and af­ kindness of God Our Savior ap­ Machebeuf was a young priest firmation of deep faith, the bond of the pioneer days of the peared, then not by reason of g o^ named John Baptist Raverdy. strong spiritual and moral unity. Elko Punch Bowl works that we did ourselves, but These are the honored and ven­ The solemnities of the dedication M A . 0313 according to His mercy He saved of the Cathedral 30 years ago, and us through the bath of regenera­ erated names of pioneers, mis­ Vicariate of Colorado- 14th & California sionaries, and civilizers; they are of its consecration in 1921, have t tion and renewal by the Holy been re-enacted today. Indeed, they Spirit; whom he has abundantly names of confessors of the faith, ■messengers of the churches, the reach their climax today in the poured out upon us through Jesus Utah to the present happy glory of Christ’’^ (2 Cor. viii, 23), ceremony which marks the exalta­ When buying from the Christ Our Savior, in order that, Their guiding star was the charity tion and elevation of Denver to the firms advertising in this justified by His grace, we may be dignity of an Archiepiscopal and heirs in the hope of life everlast­ of Christ and the love of neighbor. o c ^ io n of the inaugura­ paper, please mention that They came as the Wise Men from Metropolitan see. All the new ec­ ing’’ (Titus, iii, 4-7). The story clesiastical province, Denver and of the Three Wise Men, who en­ distant country, France, and you saw their advertise­ their journey undertaken to adore the two Dioceses of Cheyenne and lightened by supernatural inspira­ tion of the Archdiocese of Christ and to have others adore Pueblo, rejoices. Strictly speak ment' tion and guided by a sign in the Him terminated only with their ing, the significance is religious, deaths. Their missionary life was but it"^tends to the civic life also, Denver. a continuous, perilous, and difficult as it is a recognition of the im­ travel in search of souls. Father portance of Denver, owing to its Machebeuf and Father Raverdy development and progress. This began their apostolate without reco^ition given by toe Soverei^ home, assistants, churches, or Pontiff, Pius XII, is now regis Our sincere congratula­ financial resources, “ going forth tered for all time in the history from village to village, preaching of the Church. the Gospel" (Luke ix, 6) to the In toe august name o f the Su­ tions and best wishes to few scattered faithful. preme Pontiff I wish to extend Machebeuf began his Episcopate felicitations and good wishes, first in 1868, as Vicar Apostolic, with of all to the new Archbishop, His tlie Most Reverend Arch­ Continuing Americanos January only three priests. But as he con­ Excellency, the Most Reverend tinued his hard and fatiguing jour­ Urban J. Vehr. His wise adminis­ neys, he had a strong foresight tration and his leadership in spiri­ bishop. and conviction that within a short tual affairs, in education, Catholic time Colorado would make amaz­ Charities, the teaching of the cate­ ing progress. With his eyes turned chism and of religion, and in other to the future, undeterred by lack activities of Catholic Action, have o f means which nevertheless gave prepared directly for this great BROADLOOM EVENT him much concern, he decided to event The zealous and devoted provide and to build in every pos­ clergy, both diocesan and religious, sible comer of the state. are one with the Archbishop of Whatever the size of your rooms, whatever the style of your furnishings— you’ll find the Gifu of Biibop Machebeuf Denver, as they have always been rug to fit in our wide range o f 9- and 12-foot broadlooms. Remember, you can have The Holy Wise Men offered in toe past He is strengthened the exact size you need cut from broadloom to your room’s very size. We invite you to their mystical g^ts of gold, the likewise by the co-operation and as symbol of charity and religious come in and see these marvelops values. sistance of the various communi­ devotion; of incense, the symbol ties of sisters, so well deserving of prayer, and of myrrh, the s ^ - in the fields to which they are bol of sacrifice and mortification called by their lofty vocation, and 9- and 12-Foot ^ ^ of the senses. At his death Bishop by the faithful laity always en Machebeuf was able to leave many thusiastioally responsive to the gifts to this diocese: Sixty-four voice of their pastors, and generous AXMINSTER BROADLOOM priests, 102 churches and chapels, in their support and aid of them. Z nine academies and one college, To all of them I extend most heart­ ten hospitals, schools, and other felt congratulations and expres­ 800 yards of Axminster broadloom— see it tomorrow— you’ll know in a minute why this is institutions. The list of these in­ sions of appreciation. But this sen such a splendid value. Many patterns and colors-^any size cut “ off the roll’’ to fit per­ stitutions increased continually timent extends further, namely to fectly. under the three succeeding Bish the civil autoorities not only of S u l l i v a n & C o m p a n y 4 ops, Nicholas Matz, J. Henry Ti Denver but of all Colorado. Mu­ hen, and Urban Vehr, and today tual accord and harmony favor and Investment Bankers all Colorado is dotted with edifices facilitate such events. This very Heavy Quality ^ m ^ large and small, surmounted by the meeting is a proof of the harmony SECURITY BLDG. DENVER Cross of Christ. The same thing that is traditional among you. You happened in Wyoming, in due pro­ all, therefore, may be said to have AXMINSTER BROADLOOM 4 *1^ portion to the number of inhabi had part in the funding of this tants. ecclesiastical province. 1,000 yards— 9 and 12 feet wide. Come and feel the firm closely woven pile. Patterns Now then, it is from these May every blessing descend and colors to “ go with” other home furnishing. Look into this winning broadloom value! buildings and institutions that from heaven on this new ecclesi. there rises every day to heaven astical unit and may every Divine the incense of prayer; the gold of favor and protection come to the Christian charity, sincerely lived Archdiocese of Denver and the "A Winning Value and practiced by thousands of Dioceses of Chey«ine and Pueblo. ‘SO#' A souls, radiating from them to the May toe manifestation of the Lord benefit of countless others; there continue by means of His visible is poured out the myrrh of sacri' 8Q. YD. Church to promote toe progress of Royal Wilton ^ fice and o f the choicest virtues toe cause of religion, the cause of against the passions and seductions truth and goodness, toe cause that of the world, for the supernatural gives glory to God, and leads na life of souls, as well as for the wel tions along the path of spiritual Broadloom fare of the community of society. ascendancy. The task of the Catholic Church the welfare and salvation of You’ll be proud you .souls. That is what she seeks in picked Royal Wilton every expression and activity. To attain this, she strives by word broadloom—w oven of and deed that everyone may ful­ top quality yams— the / t fill his duty to God, to himself, and to his neighbor. ’To give to God, deep pile resists foot­ L' <> prints— blends perfectly I to oneself, and to our neighbor their due is what we call “ justice, ■with other furnishings— the fundamental virtue regulating tailored to fit your rooms all others, the virtue that, though from 9- and 12-ft. widths. always needed, is so important in these tempestuous times, so filled with grave consequences. This is what is taught in our churches, in our schools, with the solicitude and ardor of those who are convinced of being, of living, and of acting in the presence of God, Creator of immortal souls, 'God’i Tillage, God’s Building* HERE’S A HEARTY Despite the youth of this dio­ 200 100 9x12 Paramount Showing WESTERN WELCOME Regular $39.75 Regular $59.75 Whittall ‘Marion* Installation Films to all visiting Hierarchy Axminster Wilton Type Royal Wilton The Paramount theater is show, ing films of the installation of the Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, Arch Rugs Rugs Rugs bishop of Denver. Highlighted in the newsreels are The Brown Palace Hotel, traditional scenes of the arrival at the Cathe­ leader in the development of the' West, dral of His Excellency, the Most S 3 4 .7 3 $4 9 .7 5 $9 4 .7 5 Rev. Amleto G. Cicognani, Apos­ takes pride in its selection as headquarters tolic Delegate; Archbishop Vehr, for many of the business activities in the and 38 other Archbishops and A very wide range of colors f establishing of the Archdiocese of Denver, 20 New Patterns Wilton Type Rugs give you These are the universally Bishops from all over the nation. and patterns in these 9x12 more for your money in accepted rugs that have The films ate scheduled to be and installation of the Most Rev. Urban “ everything"— sturdy long Regular $1.49 Axminster Rugs assures you quality, styling and coloring. shown through Wednesday, Jan. ★ J. Vehr as Archbishop. wearing quality, smart new 15. of the exactly right rug for These are designed for styles, lovely colors— Size your home. The designs every type of decoration. 9x12. In this lot you’ll find ★ Linoflor Inlaid have been harmonized with Size 9x12 feet. They are just the rug to give your Federal Oradil Unioe For generations, distinguished travelers popular upholsteries, draper­ woven to last for years and home distinctive new charm. have known the Brown Palace as one of right now you can select Here’s your chance to add ies and furniture. Make ^oHoldARnual Meeliig ★ Linoleum your rugs from a large col­ new beauty to your home at the most famous hotels of the West . . . your selection now! lection. a low cost. The Denver Co-Operative Fed­ ★ since “gold rush” days, mining barons and eral Credit union will hold its cattle kings, presidents and royalty have .$1.19 fourth annual meeting at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 20 in the Y.M.C.A. ★ made it their Denver home. Here the 8Q. YD. GENUINE ORIENTAL RUGS Reduced 25% to 50% According to Bernard Joy, presi­ romaneq and warm hospitality of the old dent, this credit union was or­ West lingers on . . . here comfort and cos­ 9x12 Sarouk*...... reg. $450.00...,Sale $274.50 4.6x6.6 Semi Anlique. reg. $85.00.....Sale $49.75 ganized and is administered as ★ Excellent selection — cut 9.3x13.2 Saroqki ..reg. $447.50....SaIe $275.00 3x5 Chinese ...t...... reg. $65.00....Saie $45.00 part of the Denver Consumers’ Co- mopolitan luxury make the Brown Palace from full rolls— tilq, floral, 53x14.3 Kelly* ....reg. $217.50.,..Sale $115.00 ...... Operative association of 2037 Cali­ truly “ the address of the West” . . • modem and marbleized ef­ 1 K.IU. .... e'n ci 3.4x5 Lillihan...... reg. $6o.00....Sale $47.50 fornia street. Mr. Joy said that in ★ , , ... reg. $247.50....Sale $147.50 3.6x5 Analolian ..._.....reg. $49.75....S*le $29.75 fects. Please bring your four years the union has enrolled 4x6 Chinese...... reg. $97.50....Sale $63.75 2x4 Sarouks ...... reg. $37.50....Sale $32.50 525 members and has assets of room measurements. 4.5x6.7 Serabend reg. $79.50....Sale $49.75 9x12 Yelder (as is)..... reg. $225.00....Salc $49.75 $22, 000.

Graduate of St. Mary’s In Texas Victim of War

San Antonio.— Word has been received of the death in toe war American Furniture Co. in toe Pacific of Robert J. H. Wein- ce zapfel, who was a 1940 graduate “ The Store of Many Friends^* Sixteenth Street at Lawrence of S t Mary’s university and of the first civilian flying course at the ENVER school.

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Home — Travel—Recreation INVITATION TO BREAKFAST Classes Are for Elyria^ Swansea Pupils Fiiiisi mei ISJNUNS WILL TEACH CATECHISM llVfSTIGHTE BRINGS W TO SOLDIERS ^ i i e op[ii ti Kim TO PUBLIC SCHOOL CHILDREN “ When a ‘feller* finds a friend’’ celebrant. Some of the older peo­ PRRH might be the title of this little ple were obviously finishing ^ eir (AnnuncUtion Parish) spending the holidays with his par­ human-interest story sent in by usual prayers or were adding new John C. Moody, director of the Classes in Christian doctrine will ents. LRRC 1,11 huge neW NCCS-USO club in ones that had to do. with “ peace iTsumrs be held every Saturday morning The Newman club meets every O l^ pia, Wash. For several years, on earth.” Younger*members of at 9 o’clock in the Kennedy build­ Monday evening. Girls and boys Btrou rou sur, suilo o i u n t until accepting the post in Wash­ the crowd were impatient, alert, (St. John’* Parish) ing, E. 47th and Claude court, for attending public high schools are Welby.—On Sunday, Jan. 11, ington last December, Mr. Moody and altogether intent on getting urged to attend. H lllilll IlfCIEIEni was director of the Vail Commun­ In the past year the parish debt Catholic children attending public Forty Hours’ devotion will open in home to breakfast and then plung­ Scout* ReregUtoring EIBIIV IPRITBEITi ity center in Denver: ing deep into long, lazy, not-too- was reduced $8,200, according to schools in the Elyria and Swansea Assumption church with High Boy Scout troop 125, sponsored IUt<* IscM* IgM), 9**, ftfrlgtrtfloii. It was in the early morning. weli planned Sunday hours. There an announcement made Sunday, districts. The sisters will continue Mid Mrvk*. •<*. FtoM wHh «lddrM by the Holy Name society of An­ Mass at 9 o’clock. The evening The 7 :30 Mass was just over. The in the crowd that morning were six Jan. 4, by the Rev. John P. Moran, the catechism classes in Annunci­ kdhd. Htygraund. nunciation parish, is reregistering services will begin at 7 o’clock, entrance to S t Michael’s church or seven young soldier»in uniform, pastor. The moat recent payment ation school every Saturday morn­ this month. Frank Simington is Fn b $I5.M in Olympia was crowded with folks complete w i^ metal hats, gas of $3,500 was made just before ing at 9 for public school student^. with Rosary, sermon, and Bene­ chairman of the committee. Other quietly and reverently leaving the masKs, and other vital implements the old year ended. In addition to The Holy Name society will re­ 450 SO. MARION diction. The closing on Tuesday members are Ray Bowes, Ed Hart­ church after receiving the blessing of war. The sound of their heavy the payment on the debt a consid- ceive HSly Communion Nb the PE. 4611 man, and Pete Rupp. Charles Ellis, evening will also be at 7 o’clock, of Father Patrick O’Sullivan, the service shoes on the uncarpeted erahile sum was expended in re 7:30 Mass this Sunday. G. B. BATTEY, G«a. U$r. a Wofld war veteran, is the new with sermon. Litany of the Saints, floor drowned out the faint jangle decorating the ' church, iustalling cushioned kneelers, and in redec High Mass Sung scoutmaster. His son. Bob Ellis, the special prayers, and Benedic­ of rosaries and bothered the boys not a little, for they tried quite orating the school building. Fof Boys in Service and Hugh McDougal are assistants. H A V E Y O U tion. desperately to keep their metal The envelopes for the new year Twenty-four boys are in the troop. More Workers hats from banging against the pews were distributed in the week and At the request of the Sacred Since September they have raised MODERNIZED YOUR Final plans were discussed Jan. Motherhood guild, a Hi^h Mass $70 for the purchase of uniforms 5 for the partyj«hich will be held and succeeded only in appearing any parishioner who did not re was sung ’Tuesday, Jan. 6, in honor by the'sale of old paper and other INSURANCE? on Jan. 24. Valuable prizes will awkward and young— too young ceive a packet may call for it at of the Blessed Mother for the boys be donated by the women of the for the serious significance of their the rectory. activities. Prated yoursslf against nete of the parish in the armed forces committee. Admission is free. Are Needed to service revolvers. Women to Meet Cub pack 41, sponsored by the haxardt, of the nation. PTA, is again active. Mrs. William PIKES The monthly meeting of the “ Won’t you boys come home to St. 'John’s Altar and Rosary so­ Parents of boys in the service E. Robinson directs the cubs’ ac­ Holy Name society was held breakfast with us?” A woman’s ciety will meet in the home of H 0RA(3; W. BENNETT, were hosts to soldiers from Lowry tivities. Mmes. Mumford, Mares, PEAK Jan; 5. warm, friendly voice came cheer­ Mrs. T. Walter O’Connor, 525 & CO. fully through the crowd and her Circle drive,- Friday afternoon, Field and Fort Logan Jan. 4 and and Arnold are the den mothers. til T*b« BIOhio. Ames. EAst 3978, or Mrs. J. 'T. have breakfast with you this morn­ Mrs. Suzan McCamey of 1126 Cronin, 801 Steele, EAst 3172. ing, for we are on short leave and Mrs. John D’Amato, who had Stone street, Pueblo, is ill in the Ca*k or Credit Co. Stove & Furnace been confined in St. Anthony’s Seeiaty to Meat Jan. 12 must report for duty within 20 home of her daughter, Mrs. George minutes. Thank you for asking A FULL LINE OF hospital, Denver, has returned Mrs. E. T. Gibbons, 1365 Mil Strahl, 308 Ogden. Paint anj Varntih Makcrt sini'f Repair Company us,” he repeated, sincerely, grate­ home. waukee street, will entertain the Tl^e engagement of Dorothea E. OFFICE FURNITURE PI ME, VUNDOW GLASS AND MIRRORS Ws Carry Stoker Part. fully. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rossi are Altar and Rosary society Monday, Strong and Gerald L. Sheridan We rent Folding Chairs, Card and 1533 ARAPAHOE, DENVER “ I’m sorry,” said the woman, Stove and Furnace Repair.— the parents of a girl, bom on Jan. 12, at 2 p.m. Mrs. Anna was announced Jan. 4 ^ a tea Steam and Hot Water Grates and her voice held real disappoint­ held in the home of Miss strong’s Banquet Tables, Dishes, Silver­ Christmas morning. Campbell will be co-hostess. Water Front.— Fireplace Grate. The Precious Blood circle of ment. parents, Mr. and Mrs. James R. ware, anything in stock. Miss Elaine Tolvo fractured her 133S Lawruic. StrMt MAin 0T2S the Junior Tabernacle society en­ "Some other time, then?” The Strong. Mr. Sheridan is the son wrist in a fall in the yard of her Established 1888 TABOR IM l DENVER. COLO. joyed a dinner at the Oxford hotel man’s voice was hopeful, cheerful. of Mr. and Mrs. James P. Sheridan SPEQAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO REPAIR WORK home. Wednesday evening, Jan. 7. “ Yes, sir! Some ot^er time,” of St. John’s parish. No date has PHONE KEYSTONE 4852 The Holy Name society will re­ chorused the soldiers, and they been set for the wedding. OPEN PROM a A. H. TO 5 P. M. ceive Communion this Sunday at bounded down the church steps, Baseless Comparisons Cause Many Fuel Wastes the 8:16 Mass. no longer conscious of the noisy The Junior Newman club will clatter made by their heavy service receive Communion at the 9:30 shoes. Mass this Sunday. S t Philomena’s school resumed classes Wednes­ day, Jan. 7. St. Philomena’s Donovan club HOME PUBMC MARKET has established a date bureau. Junior C. D. of A. 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Denver Churchmen, Apostolic Delegate A Beautiful FuU'Color Reproduction of f at the ceremonies Jan. 6. Left to right, the Very Rev. Monsignor John R. Mulroy, Archbishop Amleto Preferred Parish Giovanni G co ^ a n i, Apostolic Delegate to the United StatM; the Very Rev. Dr. William Higgins, and the Yours... Rt. Rev. Monsignor Matthew Smith. Dean Cornwell’s Trading FAMOUS PAINTING ISSCIiDyiiD UPON REQUEST “Peace on Earth” Suitable for Framing MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER Call, tvrite or telephone Tha merchant* reprataBteday8 of wars and rumors of ernor Carr, “ the need of spiritual­ opened St. Mary’s academy in with us. To our good governor and our mayor, and the officers of our wars our hearts go out in sympathy ity is gi'cater than ever before.” 1864. That was 77 years ago. The armAd forces; to our chairman, Mr. to the Father of all Christendom, ThO teachings of God are neces­ academy flourishes today. Fairall, and Mr. Sullivan, we are whose own heart must needs be sary to help the men in the service The business center of Denver very appreciative of your gracious heavy as he shares in the suffer­ come through, he said. Asserting was destroyed by fire in 1868 ; 20 presence tonight. ings of his children. May this poor that Archbishop Vehr has made a feet of water flooded Cherry creek expression of our loyalty and our unique place for himself in the and the city of Denver in 1864; And my final sincere heartfelt word of deep affection and regards love be of some slight"ignt consolation city, Mayor Stapleton called him and Indian massacres later that to the Most Reverend Apostolic one of the outstanding citizens of year took a toll of 60 lives. It is goes to the priests, .religious, and people of the Archdiheese5)0 of Den­ Delegate, and through him, per­ Colorado. interesting to note that, at that haps, to His Holiness, Pius XII. Unity of Human time, because of disturbed condi­ ver, than whom there is no more tions, mail was sent to Denver by loyal, co-operative, and generous Contrast Epitomises History Family Essential way of Panama and San Fran­ group in the Church of God. May As this morning’s glorious cere­ Throughout their history, Den­ cisco. the Lord Christ give us grace to mony uHfolded, 1 thought of the ver and Colorado have carried out live nobly and Christ-like in His contrast between the coming of Railroad Gare Fresh Impetus service and merit His Divine bene­ the age-old tradition of the unity Improved irrigation about this the first Bishop of Denver to his of the human family, declared dictions. This newest archdiocese see city and the coming of the first time brought additional people to in America, under the protection of - Archbishop Murray. This tradi the agricultural sections of the Archbishop of Denver to the Ca­ tion, he said, is essential in order Mary Immaculate, will labor for thedral churbh of his archdiocese. state and marked the beginning God and the salvation of immortal that men may realize their com­ and development of Colorado, That contrast seems to me to mon de.stiny— union with God. souls. God bless all of you with epitomize the history of the Arch­ City, Pueblo, Canon City, Walsen- His Divine favors and benedictions. The erection of the new Archdi­ burg, Trinidad, and the San Luis diocese of Denver. ocese of Denver and the installa­ valley. Revised mining methods Expresses Filial Bishop Machebeuf, the first tion of the Most Rev. Urban J And the coming of the railroad to Devotion to Pontiff Bishop of Denver, was consecrated Vehr as its first Metropolitan are Denver in the ycAr 1870 gave fresh Vicar Apostolic of Colorado and matters of g^eat interest both to impetus to industry and an in­ John Sullivan, representing the Utah in Cincinnati on Aug. 16, the community and to the state crease in population. The city of laity of Colorado, said: 1868. A few days later he began Archbishop Murray continued Denver numbered 12,000 souls in We are honored this evening the return trip to his vicariate, Not only has a high privilege been 1872. Georgetown and Trinidad with the presence of His Ex­ where be had already labored for conferred on your Archbishop .per­ became parishes in 1871. The most cellency, the Most Reverend Apos­ many fruitful years. The journey sonally, but a great honor has used roAd at the time in the state tolic Delegate; who is the repre­ was made by rail as far as Chey­ come to Denver and Colorado, The was from Denver to the gold camp sentative in thie country of the enne, and then 18 hours by stage­ word Metropolitan designates the of Central City. Leadville and the Vicar of Christ on earth. His coach to Denver. A reception had ecclesiastical leader in the metrop­ California Gulch became* famous Holiness, Pope Pius XII. May I been prepared for him and Gen­ olis of a province or territorial fe•r thrir silver and gold deposits have the privilege of expressing eral Bela M. Hughes delivered the area. .As you know, metropolis in 1878. A few prospectors sold on behalf of the laity of the arch­ address of welcome. The crowd means the “ mother city.” It has their mining claimt for $260,000, diocese our filial love and devo (Continued on Page It) been a tradition in the Church to from which mines ttillions wire name as Metropolitan the Bishop Iktir ixtrlwtid. The city of Aspin dition in her vast colonizing ef­ Denver, which for a year and a of the most important city in the all times. The love of God and city in 1860, and it was his mature devilbped about this time with the forts. And it is one of the strange half was known as St. Charles and political area. of neighbor must permeate his conviction that the Denver terri­ discovery of precious metal, and It is, therefore, traditional in facts of history that only where later was named after the gov­ whole life. Denver as a com­ tory could better be cared for spir- the Christian tradition was ad­ so goes, in the immediately follow­ the history of Catholicism that the ernor of the Kansas territory, munity has been a living exemplar Hually from SaiUa Fe. Bishop ing years, the development of the WANTED hered to by colonists in their deal­ from its very beginning became Metropolitan should assume re­ of your Archbishop’s motto. It has Lamy of Santa Fe assumed this other communities of our stSte. sponsibility not only in the spirit­ ings with the aborigines did the the center of culture in the re­ lived not for itself, but for its fel­ new responsibility and appointed MEN, WOMEN— G6t government jobs. Prepare for ual realm, which is his peculiar Indians survive in any number. In gion. Those who came in search lowman— in truth and in charity. Father Machebeuf to the Pike’s Interest Rates Diebelieal Bishop Mlichebeuf lived these sphere, but also in the develop fact, in thfe Southwest the natives of gold wanted to start educating The nuns who pioneered in the peak territory. He was still Vicar coming examinations. Get free details. Home study ment of a leadership for the civic have actually increased in number their children right away. General to Bishop Earay but with developing dayz. He was p4rt and state, who are continuing their pSreel of thftn. He knew the pio­ welfare of all the people within since the days of Cbronado. The first teacher in the city rode work successfully today, exemplify special powers of administration methods and personally supervised training assure his ecclesiastical area, whether Chriitian Tradition Exemplified into town swearing at his yoke of in his new field of labor. Father neers and they knew him. He fol­ it. They have no compensation lowed the growing areas in his high ratings. they are members of his flock or The Christian tradition in Spain oxen in fluent Latin and Greek; for their years of sacrifice of self Machebeuf left Santa Fe in Sep­ not. is splendidly exemplified also in he was no typical oxen driver who tember, 1860, with a young priest, quest for souls. Land was procur^ but the possession of God. They in each new sprouting community Throughout the history of the Mexico and ifi Central and South could swear fluently only in his do all things for Him and in Him. Father Raverdy, both of whose Church, the Roman Pontiffs stim­ America. The “ Reductions” of native English. That teacher names are cherished in the annals for church and school purposes LEW BRADLEY The noble lay leaders of the often at extravSgant and at ulated the development of all those Paraguay furnish a splendid in­ raised $250 from the settlers so of Colorado history. Holy Mass prices stance of the high type of civiliza­ state have been imbued with this was offered for the first time in rates of interest that wire then cultural elements necessary to that his salary would be guaran­ spirit of charity. They have ac­ DELMAR INSTITUTE Christian civilization. In other tion and culture fostered by the the American settlemefits of Colo­ and would now be considered dis- teed for a few months and-then be­ cepted the wealth granted them great cities the Metropolitans used Spaniards in the New World. rado City in the very shadow of belical usury. Many hamlets and Tabor Building, Denver, Colo. gan to conduct classes in a one- by God, not as something private their influence for the welfare of The Spaniards founded Santa majestic Pike’s peak. settlements listed in the records of room schoolhouse. and personal, but rather as a all the people, as did John Fe, with which the new Archdio­ 75 years, and even 25 years ago, Church Ideals of Education stewardship of a common treasure Arrived in Denver in 1860 Chrysostom at Constantinople, cese of Denver has such close his­ are today tbtally unknown. Not to be used for the benefit of all. Two months later, about Oct. 20, Ambrose at Milan, Athanasius at torical connections, in 1606, the From that time on Denver has even a post office address remains. Your beloved Metropolitan will 1860, Father Machebeuf arrived in Alexandria, Boniface at Mainz, second oldest city in the U. S. Only alwfiys cherished the ideals of edu­ Colorado was admitted to the St. Augustine in Florida, also es­ cation. And education is essential continue to find the people of this Denver. Denver then numbered union as the “ Centennial State” in Patrick at Armagh, Thomas a about 3,000 people. About 200 The Peter Sekaeferi'are pioneert aihee 1860 Becket at Canterbury, and Carroll tablished by the Spanish explor to true civilization. Its peopli community responsive to his lead­ the fqll bloopi of civic manhood in ers and padres, in 1565, exceeds it have cherished ideals that have ership “ in veritate et caritate.” souls comprised his first Cathe­ 1876. The Vicariate of Denver at Baltimore. Under the leader­ dral parish in the city of Denver ship of the Metropolitans, all Bish­ in age among U. S. cities. made them conscious of their so­ The Church in Colorado will con­ was established in 1868 and was The Spaniards truly retained cial responsibility in the develop­ tinue its mission in the years to at the corner of Stout and F erected into a diocese in 1887. Colo­ ops made their contribution to cul­ streets, now 15th street The es­ ture, to the welfare of the human the tradition of the unity of the ment of a real community life. come. Your people will speak the rado Nourished in successive years, T H E SCHAEFER TENT tablishment of regularly organized family, no matter where in the whole human family. They knew The ideal of a common com­ language of Christ, think the truth due, in part, to its salubrious cli­ parishes jn other parts of the state world they happened to be. that the Indians had souls to be munity life has been consistently of Christ, observe the code of mate and its native resources. saved; they brought with them the developed here, with your great Christ, and live the life of Christ, was very difficult because of the Colorado has the h ipest average GREAT DIGNITY CONFERRED former mayor, Robert W. Speer, Your Metropolitan can pdint to shifting pppulation. The mission & AWNING CO. ON CITYH STATE padres to. accomplish that task; mean altitude of any state in the they brought to the Indiana the as perhaps its most successful ex­ the cross of Christ made by the trips over the mountains and union, 6,000 feet. Many sufferers A great dignity has been con­ ponent. Denver has made a mighty fingers of God in perpetual snow plains were long and arduous de­ Christian culture and tradition. of pulmonary disorders from every Greetings to Archbishop Urban / . Vehr ferred on botH the city and the Power Subititnted for Principle contribution in every field. Typical on the beautiful and awe-inspir­ spite the phenomenal physical en­ corner of the globe have found re­ state today. The influence of the From the beginning' of the of its community spirit is the de ing Mount of the Holy Cross as an durance of Father Machebeuf. He lief and complete recovery in the men who madeihistory in bygone Christian era that tradition had velopment of the Community eternal symbol of the heritage called his missionary wagon sunshine, altitude, and God-given Contractors to days in Colorado“ continues. Th ere been growing and developing. In Chest, now an almost universal Colorado possesses. He can point “ Noah’s Ark,” because it was qualities of this Western land. It are evident now the same faith, medieval times all the peoples of feature in the nation’s cities, and to the majestic Sangre de Cristo forced to house every type and is now, in the year of our Lord, U. S. GOVERNMENT the same courage, the'same patri Europe were united in a common of the juvenile court system. range as a perpetual reminder, kind of provisions and accessories 1942, a sturdy state of 1,250,000 otism that marked the pi(4ieer era. culture. It was only in the 13th That is the only way a city can with the Mount of the Holy Cross, for long missionary tours. The In- population and a second Washing­ In Denver and Colorado there have and 14th centuries that certain cit­ truly progress. And through it of the Passion of Christ, who paid ton as the capital of the Rocky been great enthusiasm and great ies and secular leaders repudiated all Denver and its citizens re. the price of His precious blood for mountain area. satisfaction: in the erection of the jrinciple for power, which resulted tained a profound sense of their the salvation of every member of Many Schools Establisbad new archdiocese. We have heard obligation to their fellowman and in the catastrophe of the 16th cen­ the human family. Sidelights In our ecclesiastical history. CONGRATULATIONS TO ARCHBISBOP URBAN J. VEHR a great deal already about the their duty to God. Here it is that tury with its disunion and con­ May the day dawn when the Bishop Matz succeeded the pioneer­ close ties that bind Denver, the we find the first and most funda­ flict They began to cultivate war prayer of Him who was crucified ing Machebeuf to strengthen and C^een City of the Plains, to Cin­ instead of peace; they lost the tra­ mental element.in culture; will be fulfilled in the union of all cinnati, the Queen City of the On the Civic expand the growing Church of dition of the unity of the human Creed Ii Truth of God men with one another in the union Coloradolie ■ with ■ ■ many of the spleU' West. If any argument should race and substituted for it the The creed of this community is of God, both in time and in ST. SCHOLASTICA ever develop regarding their claim the truth of God. In the motto of did churches, schools, and institu­ exaggerated nationalism that we eternity. tions we now possess. Under his to the respective titles, Denver can your new Archbishop, “ In Veri­ Celehration know today. administration many new parochial always, and rightfully so, be called tate et Caritate”— “ In Truth and Reverence Memory But Spain did not lose it. 'The schools were established. Bishop ACADEMY the Queen City of the Mountains. Charity”— are found the other / Spanish explorers and colonizers Of Pioneer Figures J. Henry Tihen, the second anniver­ Throughout the history of the components'of true culture. Your (By Max Greedy) OF THE ROYAL GORGE left the spirit of good will, of In his speech Archbishop Vehr Sidelights on the civic celebra­ sary of whose death we commemo­ West, Denver has had an unusual benevolence, of co-operation in new Archbishop is the champion declared: influence, not only because it is tion in honor of His Excellency, rate on Jan. 14 of this year, goV' CANON CITY, COLORADO the work of civilization wherever and interpreter of truth— not of In retrospect we reverence to Aned • the capital of Colorado, but also the limited truth after which, men the Most Rev. Amleto G. Cicog the Diocese of Denver for 14 they went. That spirit, that tra night the memory of the glorious years. Under his administration because it has been a raecca for may .grope without God-given nani. Apostolic Delegate to the An Accredited School for Girls of Elementary and dition remains alive today. pioneers who blazed the trail of were authorized, organized, and pilgrims from all over the nation light, but of the truth as it has United States, held in the Denver The United States acquired civifization to the once desert lands fostered many of our cherished in­ High-School Age seeking health and because it has been revealed by Almighty God. Muncipial auditorium Tuesday title to a part of Colorado by the of the Rocky mountain area. Only evening, Jan. 6: stitutions now vigorously flourish made a contribution to the culture Louisiana purchase of 1803 He is the custodian of truth; he 80 years ago our lovely state was * * * Conducted by the Benedictine Sisters of the entire country. is in possession of the teachings ing for the good of Church and- President Jefferson wanted to find unknown, unheralded, wild, and Tbo curtains swept back state. Beautiful St. Thomas’ semi­ Cult, Creed, Code Estentiel o f God and he must present truth out just what he had obtained for desolate. To the names of the and there was a hushed nary, the Denver Catholic Regieter, No culture worthy of the name his $15,000,000, and he commis­ to all within his jurisdiction. founders of Colorado in secular and our organized Catholic Chari­ can exist except as a result of Code Ii Love of God silence. Then a tide of “oks” Boarding and Day School sioned Lt. Zebulon Pike to begin history is linked that of a humble and “ ahs” rolled through the ties owe their strength and in' three important elements: Cult, The code of this community is his exploration. French priest^ather Machebeuf, auditorium as the spectators fluence to his guidance and co­ creed, and code. Of those three the Christ-given commandment of COURSES — College - Preparatory, Pre-Vocational, Pike and his expedition first fol­ who left hislis lifxiilflive land to preach became aware of the simple operation. elements, thi first is expressed in the love of God and of all men. lowed the course of ,the Mississippi the Gospel in the missionary vast­ splendor of the setting for 287 Cburcbet in State Commercial-Academic, Special Music, Household Arts your state motto—“ Nil Sine Nu- In love, a cultured man must seek river .northward to St. Anthony nesses of America. After a sue the evening’s celebration. Today there are 267 churches mine"—“ Nothing Without God,” falls, the site of Minneapolis, and at al! times the welfare of others. cessful missionary career in the He must cling to the code of char­ and mission stations in the state Scenery, Climate, and H eal^ulnese of or “ In All Things God.” The thence to Cass lake, near the head­ large territory of the Diocese of of Colorado, approximately 14,600 second and third elements are ity— of doing good for others at Members of the audience ex­ waters of the Mississippi. This is Cincinnati at that time, where he emplified the democracy of Ca children are enrolled in our schools Location Unsurpassed foifnd in the motto of your new only a few miles from the head­ + + + became actually one of the found­ ■ ■ ilii “ and an additional 8,500 receive Metropolitan— “ In Veritate et tholicism. In one row there sat a waters of the Red River of the ers of the present Sandusky, 0. cripple who had hobbled in pain systematic religions instruction in Caritate” — or “ In Truth and WRITE FOR PROSPECTUS North, whose course had been fol­ Civic Celebration area, we find Father Machebeuf, fully on crutches; next, a husky organized religious , vacation Charity.” lowed from Hudson bay in 1263 with his dear friend, Bishop Lamy youth in soldier’s garb to whom schools. This is due wholly to the Denver and Colorado are well by the Norsemen, who had been Speaker, in Santa Fe, N. Mex. Father illness probably is just a word; a co-operative and loyal efforts of qualified to receive the honor that sent by the King of Norway to Machebeuf wa.s known as the trav­ working man in stout clothes, who the 290 priests, 500 sisters, anc has been bestowed on them by the bring Chrisianity to the mainlanc eling vicar. He lived in the saddle definitely had hurried to the meet­ 160,000 loyal Catholics in this jur Holy See. First and primarily via Iceland and Greenland. and on the highways of the vast ing directly from his job; and next isdiction. Beyond the limits of our there has always been in this state Called ‘Great American Desert’ and barren stretches of New to him a society matron in dainty larger cities are many small, the recognition of God and the Di­ The next year Pike struck out Mexico. frock and fur jacket. struggling communities and mis Congratulations to vine power. The men who guided for the Far West; he came .so far Then came the discovery of gold lions. the destinies of Colorado when it Archbishop Urban J. Vehr that he found him.self in the in Colorado’s mountains and in Heads turned and necks I should indeed be grossly un­ was admitted to the Union as the shadow of the beautiful peak in Cherry creek, the site of modern craned as the procession of grateful were I not to pay tribute Centennial .state in 1876 gave rec your state that now bears his name. Denver. The first hamlet called Archbishops, Bishops, and to, what seems to me, the unusual ognition to the sovereignty of God After him came Long, for whom Auraria was established here in in the device on the state flag Monsignori crossed the stage. generosity of some of our devoted another giant peak is named. Long 1858. This is now West Denver, And what a picture the now Catholic families in erecting in the Those men were giving expression appreciated the beauty of the The Denver Town company was in a concrete way to a tradition filled stage presented— the past not a few of our institutions mountains, but he went back and later formed, and St. Charles city, brilliant robes of the prelates of charity from their own personal that had been recognized by the reported that the gi'eat expanse founded on Cherry creek, became enhanced by the green setting funds. This extraordinary evi­ AVIATION first explorers who entered this of plains with its sagebrush and the future city of Denver named of palms and the background dence of generosity and faith con territory under the auspices of cacti was not habitable and the in honor of General Denver, gover­ Snain, a country that had kept the of white o f the surplices of tinues today and personally anc ep name of the “ Great American nor of the Kansas territory. Gold the Cathedral choir. officially I publicly express my deep Christian concept of the whole hu Desert” found its way into our was also discovered in the Pike’s • * * man race as one family under God appreciation to them. Catholicity INSTITUTE t f DENVER, maps and geographies before the peak area and a cosmopolitan How the audience thrilled at in our state is very much indebted with a common destiny in the genius and industry of the later group of adventurers from all the friendly knowledge displayed to them. It is, after all, seeing kingdom of God. settlers applied irrigation prin­ parts of the country, representing by His Excellency, the Most Rev life in its true perspective and History Begins With Padres ciples to the parks that have be­ all types of people, made the long John G. Murray. Archbishop of from a Christian standpoint. We Offers training for civilian jobs for men all For the history of Colorado be- come gardens of agriculture. trek across the bleak Western St. Paul, when he spoke like are but temporary stewards and pns with the padres who came up These great natural parks sur­ ages in a national defense industry. We have plains of Kansas and Nebraska to native son of landmarks and his custodians, under God, of the tal frfrom the ' ~South, from ' the Spanish rounded by majestic peaks em­ reach the rainbow’s edge. As al toric moments dear to every ents and worldly goods we possess been requested by a large airplane factory to possessions. Fray Marcos it was brace 13,000 square miles of ways happens, some of the reports Coloradoan. who brought to Coronado the talc to be used, not selfishly, but for arable land— that is truly the of gold were exaggerated and some e * s the benefit of our fellow man. train women. For those who qualify, major of the fabulous Seven Cities of garden of the gods. The parks are false. There was gold in the hills Even the Archbishops could Pueblo Becoraei Separata Unit Cibola, and when Coronado led his so vast that my own native state but it required work to extract it not resist turning their heads By the decrees of the Holy Fa portion of tuition payable after training. ill-fat^ expedition north through of Connecticut could be lost in from the none-too-willing rock. to steal an approving glance ther read in the church ceremony Colorado in search for them, he them. And little Rhode Island Many of the early-comers re^ also brought with him the padres at the choir as the sweet this morning, Pueblo now becomes would never be found in North, turned, disappointed, to their melody of “Tu Es Petrus” who wished to Christianize and South, or Middle park. a distinct and separate ecclesias C a ll in person or write homes. The population of the was sent soaring through the tical unit; the Diocese of Denver civilize the Indians on the route. Colorado’s territory was in­ whole state of Colorado in 1861 auditorium by Monsignor Bo- becomes an archdiocese and, with The Spaniards did not seek mate creased with the entry of the Re­ was approximately 25,000 people, setti's peerless pupils. the Diocese of Cheyenne, forms the rial trea.sure alone, but were public of Texas into the Union in of whom 4,500 wefe women and ONLY U. 8. GOVEKNMENT APFBOVBD AlXCU rr AND aware of their social responsibility new ecclesiastical Province of Den­ 1845 and still more of its terri­ girls of all ages. Thousands of proud Catholic ENGINE UECBANIC SCHOOL IN THE MOUNTAIN STATES for the spiritual welfare of the ver. We welcome most cordially tory was ceded to the United _ The Pike’s peak territory at that heads were bowed to show the love natives and had with them men of Biship-Elect Willging of Pueblo, States by Mexico after the MexL Archbishop John Gregory Mur­ time was under the .spiritual juris­ and reverence enthroned in Cath­ God to bring spiritual life and to our state and Bishop McGovern can war in 1848. ^ ray o f St. Paul, one o f the cliief diction of Leavenworth, Kans., 600 olic hearts as the first Archbishop treasure to the aborigines. Danvar Center of Culture to this new ecclesiastical jurisdic­ speakers al the civic celebration in miles distant across a forbidding of Denver, preceded by other tion. This is an unusual and dis 726 South Broadway Denver, Colo. This was but in keeping with Not until the discovery of gold the Municipal auditorium Tuesday desert plain, harassed by drought dignitaries of the Church, left the the Spanish heritage. Spain al tinct honor to both Church and in 1858 did men begin to appre­ evenina, is shown above at the and Indians. Bishop J. B. Miege vast hall to the stirring tune of state for which we are profound! ways adhered to the Christian tra ciate the treasures of your state. microphone. of Leavenworth visited Denver the recessional. (grateful to His Holiness. May '5

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One Is Catliolic Winston Churchill 6 6 SHOPPING WORRIES ARE OVER Civic Ceremony Blessed Sacrament Convent Why Pay More?’’ I (Tredemmrk) Perhaps in your gladness through the Holidays you may have Will Be Dedicated Jan. 13 Three in Parish given those strained eyes a thought but, “ simply put it off.” Honors Delegate, Now is the time to act. Properly fitted glasses will be the WM. W. MYER DRUG STORES climax*of this Joyous Season. Why not call today? (Blessed Sacremept Parish) mothers, is scheduled f o i Jan. 12 Enlist in Nation s ^ INCORPORATED The Most Rev. Archbishop at the home of Mrs. ’Thdmas E. New ArcU)ishop Urban J. Vehr will dedicate the Greene, 1782 Locust street. Colorado Owned Stores new convent of Blessed Sacra­ Mrs. Tracy Spitler spent New SWIGERT BROS. ment parish Tuesday evening, Jan. Year’s day in Idaho Springs visit­ Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr. (Continued From Page IS) 13. This will be the first building ing her daughter-in-law and grand­ Fighting Forces Broadway and Ellsworth 16th and California Better Vltion Optometrittg Good Sorviem was small, although made up of dedicated since the erection of the son, Mrs, Jack Spitler and Jack, representative citizens of all reli­ Denver archdiocese. Jr. 15th and California for Ev*ry Ago At Right Prieo* gious faiths. There were a handful The new kindergarten and pre­ Denver Catholics joining the r J. P. Farran returned recently We Do Not Have Ope^al Seiss But SsU You at Our Lowest 1550 Collfomltt KEystonm 7651 of the good Sisters of Loretto, who school opened Jan. 7, with Sister from a six-week trip in the East. armed forces of the United States had already been working in the M. Sara in charge. A large num­ While in New York and Wilming­ in the last week included three Prices Every Day on All Drug Mercbeadise. vicariate for several years, and one ber of pupils have enrolled. ton, Del., be was the guest of rela­ members of Holy Family parish in priest. Father Raverdy, who had Altar Society Meet* Jan. 9 tives. rw come from Central City for the The regulsr meeting of the North Denver. occasion. There were only three Altar and Rosary society is being The Flanagan Fans, a Regis col­ A. E. McClimans, 3839 Yates lege mothers’ club, will be guests priests in all the vast area and the held Friday, Jan. 9, in Mc­ street, the father of Shirley Mae, REQUIESCANT other two were hundreds of miles Donough bail after recitation of of Mrs. Mark J. Felling Wednes­ THEODORE i day, Jan. 14, in her home. 12, and Billy, 8, pupils at Holy WASHINGTON distant on the borders of New the Rosary in the church at 2 pjn. Family school, enlisted in the navy IN PACE Mexico. When the census was Officers and chairmen for 1942 will Mr. -and Mrs. James Brennan taken two years later, in 1870, be appointed. Hostesses for the entertained guests at an open Denver had a population of 4,759 social hour will be Mmes. J. J house New Year’s day. Give* $ C 50 IHACKETHALi ______and the state of Colorado 39,864. Reilly, Joseph M. Rihn, James Hottest, SL Norbert’s circle will meet in Fastest, ANTHONY AGGELEB, 1941 Forest Flock Wat Scattered Westland, and Theodore Kittleson. the home of Mrs. A. M. Campbell, Air Conditioned Pirkway. Blessing in Blessed Sacrament Jack Meany of Altedena, Calif., Q e a n e st TOI¥. church Monday afternoon at t. Inter­ In his excellent Life of Bishop with Mrs. A. P. Lunney as co- COAL Heat D returned home last Sunday, having ment Oxnard, Calif. W. P. Horan A Son Maekebeuf, Father Hewlett tells ho8teB^ Friday, Jan. 16. At the MORTUARY service. been called here the previous week December meeting it was decided MARY HYNES. Little Sifters of the something of the character of the LABORATORY TESTED Poor home for the aged. Funeral serv­ by the illness and death of his to cease sending written notices. 1449-51 KeUmatfa Sl new Bishop and the task which ices were held Wednesday. Interment confronted him in the following father, John Meany, who was Members who are unable to attend Phone UAin 4006 Ht. Olivet. W, P. Horan A Son iervice. words: buried Jan. 2. Also in Denver for a meeting are asked to call the LARGE LARGE CLEAN CAROL MARIE UOTZ, 27 S. Ogden the funeral was Mrs. Meany's hostess the previous noon. Mrs. street. Mats of the Angeli was offered His responsibility was limited LUMP EGG... NUT... Saturday, Jan. 3. at 9:S0 in St. Francis brother, Bernard Collins of Chi only by the boundaries of two Campbell’s telephone numbet is Quick firing, leavet Convenient rite. Slow de Saifs’ church. Interment Mt. Olivet cago. Satitfying hundr^ of large territories, which subse­ EAst 6423. litUe uh. burning, customers, W. P. Horan A Son service. The next regular luncheon and THOMAS A. MURO. S$22 Pecoe. Re­ Scout Auxiliary to Meet ton . $6.20 ton ____ $ Miles A Oryer quently became the states of Colo­ meeting of the Barney Boosters, 6.10 $5.25 quiem Mass will be offered Saturday at rado and Utah. His flock was scat­ The Mothers’ auxiliary of troop 10 in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel church. tered at intervals over nearly all a club of Regis high school Prinlisg Oo. W. P. Horan A Son service. 145 will meet at tile home of Mrs. CAMILLO PALAZZI, Welby. Father their extent and many of the gaps Leo H. Connell, 6725 E. 17th ave­ COAL CO. of Louise Psiaisi of Italy and brother- were beginning to fill up. For help­ Nurse Alumnae Will nue, for a dessert luncheon in-law of Antonio Porreco. Requiem Wheel Ticket* for ers he had but three priests outside Wednesday, Jan. 14, at 1 p.m. Mrs. ELK 363S Blake St. MA. 5335 Mase was offered Wednesday at 9:30 in Basaars and Camivab Assumption church, Welby. W. P. Horan of Denver, and each of these had Buy Defense Bonds Martin will assist the hostess. A Son eervice, more work than he could well do Door chimes, the gift of the I HENRY VAN BUTSEL, 33 E. 16th in his own district. In every camp, Catholic Work Our avenue. Funeral servicet and interment The St. Joseph’s hospital Alum Mothers’ auxiliary, have been in­ were held in Lexington, Nebr. W . P. town, and growing settlement stalled at the convent Specialty Horan A Son service. something ought to be done as a nae association voted Tuesday Congratulations to Archbishop Urban J. Vehr LEO R. LUJAN. 2700 S. Clarkson beginning of Church work, and night to invest 3500 of its savings Recently completed by the 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. street. Husband of Mrs. Jacqueline alone be could do but little, for in United States defense bonds. mothers were all the banners for Lujan, father of Leo R., Jr., and Barbara troop 145. Mrs. P. F. Kueser, Jeanette LuJan, and brother of Judge his office as Bishop made ]iim Miss Cordelia Cowan, executive Denver^8 Oldest Cleaners and Dyers KEystone 6348, 6349 Eugene D. LuJan, Edward L. LuJan, hasten from place to place to ad­ secretary* of the board of nurse Mrs. John Falkenberg, and Mrs. C. Winston Churchill Hector A. LuJan, and Louis C. LuJan. examiners at Washin^on, D. C., V. Crouter served on this com­ Requiem Mass was offered Ssturdsy, Jan. minister Confirmation over most a.s a radio technician. Mr. Mc­ 3, in S t Francis de Siles' church. In­ of this territory where no Bishop attended the meeting in the Cath­ mittee. erine Smith Mullen Memorial Climans served with the army in terment Ht. Olivet. Olinger service. had ever visited. He was almost Scouts from troop 145 helped Hawaii from 1924 to 1926. He re­ MRS. VICTORIA MARTINETTE. 687 without funds and in debt, but he home. direct traffic at tne Cathedral SERVICE QUALITY S. Ogden street. Mother of Mrs. J. U. ported that it was “ a swell place, THE DENVER STEAM Cardsr of Denver and Mrs. E. S. Henry had an unbounded zeal and un­ Miss Catherine Labelle was re­ during the installation of Arch­ with a fine climate and wonderful of Beverly Hille, Calif. Requiem Hass conquerable determination, a cour­ elected president of the Alumnae bishop Urban J. Vehr. Troop 145 music.” After a training course will be offered Saturday in Butte, Mont. age that could not be shaken, and scouts assisted in ushering at the HARTFORD-ALGORN Interment in Butte. Hirtford-Alcorn association. Other officers elected in San Francisco he is hoping to be service. a faith in Providence which would are Joyce Crum, first vice presi­ civic celebration in Municipal sent again to Pearl harbor. DYE WORKS JOHN McNELLIS, 3783 Lowell boule­ lead him to ask the removal of a dent; Mary Sullivan, second vice auditorium Tuesday evening. f Iftortuary Wide publicity was given this vard. Husband of Mrs. Kathleen Mc- mountain if he thought it an ob­ president; Henrietta Rolling, seC' A board o f review was held ‘ FOUNDED IN 1878 S2« E. C«U*x KEyitacM STTS Nallie, father of Jackie Lou McNellia. stacle in the way of duty.” Wednesday night in Smiley junior week to another Holy Family pa­ step-father of Betty and Ben Rae. and retary; Viola Ammons, treasurer, rishioner, Winston Churchill, 4329 brother of Edward and Dan McNellis. high school. Paul Kueser received A week after retyrning to Den­ and Sister Mary Ascella, director Tennyson street, who enlisted in Requiem Mass is being offered Friday at ver, Bishop Machebeuf started the his first class rank and wilLreceive 1444 LARIM ER | 9:30 in Holy Family church. Interment the award at the court of honor the coast guard. He represents Call a Ht. Olivet Theodore Hackethal eerviee. visitation of his farflung vicariate. the sixth generation in his family HRS. CATHERINE R. CANNON. 2460 FeasI oi Holy Name next Monday night Billy Olson Practically all the way had to to bear the famous name. S. Bannock street. Wife of John C. and Floyd Crowfoot received star Cannon, sister of William HeCarg. Re­ be traveled by stagecoach or in his own wagon, loaded down with Talks Will Be Aired awards. Several other scouts also The third Holy Family parish­ ZONE CAB quiem Mass was offered Friday, Jan. 2, at ioner is a classmate of Winston, MAin 7171 9 in St Louis’ church, Englewood. In­ baggage and provisions. Many a passed their merit badge tests. terment Mt. Olivet. night he camped by the roadside The troop in uniform will re­ Edward J. McClusky, 3861 Vrain Prompt. CoartaoBi BorrSeo CHARLES ANDREW DROBNITCH. street, who also has joined the CHEAPEB RATES and cooked his own breakfast Two addresses to be given Sun­ ceive Communion with the men of Eaton. Son of Hr. and Mrs. Andrew coast guard and who soon will LOOP MARKET CLEAN NEW CABS Diobnitch., grandson of Mr. and Mrs. over a campfire the following day, Jan.* 11, in connection with the parish Sunday at the 8 o’clock Louis Andolsek and Mrs. Mary Drob morning. It took 2,600 miles and celebration of the Feast o f the Mass. leave for training in Salt Lake FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE niteb, ail of Eaton. Requiem Mase was City. Both youths were graduated six months of almost constant Holy Name will be broadcast. Beginning next Friday, the Freo Parldnc With Pnrelijuo of 80e or Moro at 1429 Lawreneo offered Saturday, Jan. 3. in Holy Family from Holy Family high school in ALTAR BREADS church. Interment H t Olivet. traveling to cover the territory. troop, led by George U. Brown and The Most Rev. Samuel A. 1940. JAMES SULLIVAN, Los Angeles, In 1887 the vicariate was Stritch, Archbishop of Chicago, Dr. Fred Peterson, will inaugurate SEWING formerly of Denver. Father of Mrs. a prog;ram emphasizing physical Walter Hyland of Denver and Mrs. J. H changed into the Diocese o f Den will speak over NBC and Mutual The firms listed here de­ LIttU Girls’ OrsMos, Enbroldtrr. ver, and that same year Father development. Attention will be Uanosramlns. Etc. Hamilton, Mrs. John .Hennesy, and at 9:30 a.m., Denver time. serve to be remembered SOLES James, Timothy, and Mortimer Sullivan, Nicholas C. Matz was named CO' The Very Rev. Harry C. centered on boxing and calis­ LEGAL NOTICES THE SISTERS OF THE all of Los Angeles. Requiem Mass was thenics. ' Hen’s Wsmtn’t, snd.ChlUnn'k offered in S t Paul’i church, Los Angeles adjutor Bishop. Two years later, Graham, O.P., national director of when you are distributing GOOD SHEPHERD Interment M t Calvary cemetery, l,oa on July 19, 1889, full of years, Half Sales the Holy Name society, will sMak Mo-Dads to Resume Classes your patronage in the dif- TELEPHONE PBABL S4tt Angeles. honored, and beloved. Bishop at 11 a.m., Denver time, over CBS. The Mo-Dads will resume their LEGAL NOTICE Machebeuf went to receive the re­ Neither o f these addresses has square dancing classes in the NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION ferent lines of business. Loop Shoe Repair Shop GRANBY HILLYER ward of a life spent without school hall on Tuesday evening, We, the undenigned, Morton R. Smidt, Laep H srket Lawraec. Straal lU a The firms listed here de­ Requiem Mass was offered Monday at been scheduled by any of the u Prerident, and Dorothes A. Smidt, u 9 in St Philomena’t church lor Granby thought of self in arduous labor in Denver stations. Jan. 15, at 8:15. All wishing to S«creUry of South Denver Drug Co., s serve- to be remembered HUIyer, former district court judge and the vineyard of the Lord. Starting learn these dances will be given corporation formed under the law* of the at one time U. S. district attorney in with nothing, in a material sense, the see of Denver Nov. 28, 1917, is special instruction. State of Colorado, do hereby give notice when you are distributing Denver, who was baptised and received and handicapped every step of the still so fresh in our i ^ d s that no that at a ipecial meeting of the itock- into the Church by the Very Rev. Dr. The Junior Newman dub will holdera of taid corporation, duly held at your patronage in the dif­ William Higgins a short time before his way by lack of resources and an detailed reference to It needs be resume ita regular schedule Thurs­ tha office of the corporation in the City death in Mercy hospital. even greater lack of co-laborers, made. Suffice it to say he was day at 7:30 p.m. Proctors are and County of Denver, State of Colorado, ferent lines of business. Mr. Hillyer at one time was prominent he had carried on with superb cour­ outstanding among m e n and on December 6. 1941 at 3 P. H., punuant COLFAX MARKET in the CoIorsdcT political field. From Miss Pearl'Doyle, Mrs. Ed Mc­ to written conaent and waiver of notice 1914 to 1916 he served as judge of the age and indomitable zeal until at Bishops, an able administrator, a Cabe, and Frank Kelly. Miss Mary ■igned by ail tha atockholder. of aald cor­ COLFAX AT COLFAX AT third district court, and in 1922 he was the time of his death there were great builder, a zealous promoter Nadorff and Miss Ann Kane are poration for the purpote of considering DOWNING MARION appointed U. S. district attorney for 52 priests, 49 churches, 52 chapels of Catholic education, of the the propriety of diiMlving .aid cor­ DOXLE’S Denver, a position he lllled for three substitute proctors. Thirty-six poration and winding up ita affaira, the years. From 1926 to the time of his and 74 stations, 10 hospitals, 12 Catholic press, of Catholic charity pupils of East high school and stoekfaolden by vote of the entire iaaued PHARMACY death he was engaged in private practice. parochial schools for girls and and of Catholic Action, under Smiley junior high school are now and outatanding capital .toek of aaid cor­ From their Callferaia NavttUta Ih* He was born July 7, 1874, in Roihe, nine for boys, and a Catholic whose direction the Diocese of poration ordered taid corporation to bt dia- Chriftian Brothara aand roe tea aaptrh The Partieolar Dragglat enrolled. lolved. wiaea. The Brothera aiaintaia |L CLARK’S BOWERS Ga., and received hie law degree from the population of about 40,000. Denver made giant strides. 17TH AVE. AND GRANT George Washington school of law. He Meetings of the CYO will he re­ We further certify that ail debt, owing Mary’a Coil eg. and athar achaela CUT FLOWERS firet practiced as so attorney in Lamw. by la id corporation have been fully paid. throogh th* aala of thrir graat wina. KE. 6*81 rSEB DKUVEBT ‘Giant* in Tbose Day*’ Surely we of the laity have sumed at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Jan. POTTED PLANTS In 1900 he married Anna Creagha at La 12. Roy Rickus again will be on IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have made Junta. Truly there were giants in those very much to be thankful for and algned thia Notice of Diaaolution and ARTISTIC FLORAL SPRATS Surviving are his wife, Mrs. A. C days and we of this later day can when we consider the Bishops who hand to conduct the square danc­ have affixed hereto the aeal of aaid cor­ PAUL’S poration, thia 6th day of December, A. D. Hillyer; a daughter, Mrs. Jane Hunt of never repay to them or to their have graced the see of Denver. All ing. Colleen Callahan will fur­ KE. 6171 Free Delivery Free Delivery TA. 3662 JOBS WANTED Boston, Maes.; two brothers, Junius and have tried to inculcate in us by nish the piano music. 1941. L. F. Hillyer, and a aister, Mrs. W . A memory the debt of gratitude we MORTON R SMIDT, For Good Workers Simmer. owe them. word and example the finest tradi­ The convert class under the di­ (Seal) PreaidenL rection of t h e Rev. Richard DOROnfEA A. SMIDT. of any type, pemument or odd W. F. Horan A Son eervice. May I 'now make acknowledg­ tions of the ancient Church. All Hiester again is meeting at 8 p.m. ____ Secretary. job, call Employment Department ment to Their Excellencies, the have been worthy successors of t'he ATTEST: every Wednesday in the rectory. SPECIAL FED Bruno's for better seafoods JOHN PRUSS Most Reverend Archbishops of Apostles; they are one “ with Dorothea A. Smidt, Lobsters— Catholic Charities John Pruts, 83. died Tuesday at hii The Most Rev. John J. Cantwell, Secretary, ’FRESH-DRESSED’ and poultry. Santa Fe and of Cincinnati, for all Peter and Gregory and Hilde­ 1656 4Jrant S t KEystone 6386 home, 4708 William street, after an brand and all the glorious dynasty Archbishop of Los Angeles, offi­ Edward C. Day, Jr. alive or Ulnese of four days. that these Metropolitan sees have 73S HajetUc BMg. Fries, Free He was born in Czecho-Slovakia and given to Denver. For 82 years that does not die.” ciated at the funeral of Anthony Attamey. cooked, came to Denver in 1886. After 16 years Aggeler, five-year-old son of Mr, Denver has been a paf*t of Santa And now we come to this pres­ Delivery of employment at the old Globe smelter and Mrs. Maurice Aggeler, Mon­ NOTICE TO CREDITORS Squabs, shrimp, J. T. Upton Renovating he went to work at a local packing com Pe, first as a mission of the origi ent happy hour. I am sure there is ESTATE OF Hobart Clifton Kincaid TA. 1776 Co. pany, where he was employed for 26 no need to tell Archbishop Vehr of day afternoon. Archbishop Cant­ DECEASED. No. 68782 Guineas, crabs, oysters years. nal Diocese of Santa Fe and then Notice ia hereby given that on the 22nd as suffragan see of the Arch­ the joyful satisfaction with which well is a long-time friend of the Carpet Cleaners That Cleaa His wife, Anna, whom he married in Aggeler family. day of December. 1941. lettera teatamentary Roasting on the half 1892, died three years ago. diocese of Santa Fe. Bishop all the laity received the news were iaaued to the underaigned aa executrix PROMPT Surviving are seven daughters, Mrs. of his elevation to the high rank The Rev. Mark W. Lappen of of the above named eetate and ail periona shell, etc. Julia Leavitt, Mrs. Margaret Neal, Mrs. Machebeuf was Vicar General of having claima againit aaid estate are re­ Chickens, PERSONAL Santa Fe when Bishop L«my as­ of Archbishop. Knowing him and Mary Help hospital, San Francisco, Rote Bennett, Mrs. Jennie Campbell, and has been a guest this week at the quired to file them tor allowance in the THE PICK OF REASONABLE Mrs. Agnes Plath, all of Denver; Mrs. loving him as we do, we welcomed County Court of the City and County of PICK OF THE signed him to the territory of Colo­ THE SEA , ^ SERVICE Mary Krimmel of Fort Worth. Tex., and rado. The pioneer Sisters of Lo­ the news as a most well-deserved rectory. Father Lappen formerly Denver, Colorado, within six montha from FLOCK Mrs. Helen Bruno of Los Angeles, and 11 was pastor at Holy Family parish aaid date or said claims will be forever ~ t W. a. UPTON retto came to Denver from Santa recogDition of his many eminent grandchildren. and at St. James’ parish in Den­ barred. ‘'Colorado Streamlined Broad-Breasted Turkeys” Hanagar Requiem Mats will ha offered Saturday Fe and a large number of • the qualities as an administrator and KATTIRYN JANET KINCAID, at 9 in Holy Rotary churclr. intermant of his many lovable qualities as a ver. He was official representative Executrix. 765 Tajoa Straat priests who helped lay the founda­ Mt, Olivet. W. P. Horao A Son^ervice. tions of the Denver diocese came man. Nor was the pleasure at the of the Most Rev. .John J. Mitty, Hark D. Dnnn. Attorney TAbor 5223 Archbishop of Saii Francisco, at First Nst'l Bank Bldg. "I*® o*” " helpful ncighbor to announcement confined to those of Denver. Colorado the household of the faith. On all the erection of the Archdiocese of Fr.d.™k J U yd«: ^ d W sTn^y Colorado Denver. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION at his home in Arvada. He was a a a t i^ ^&Ve been proud tO be part of the sides, leaders in government, in CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING The Rev. Richard M. Duffy of We, the undersigned, Mrs. Tills Smidt. of Denvar and an accountant for th* Archdiocese of Santa Fe. business, in the professions, men President, and Edith E. Smidt, Secretary Denver Tramway Co, for 48 years. He' vi. • x . . , and women in all walks of life, St. Mary’s church, Colorado of Smidt Pharmacy, Inc., a corporation retired in 1987. J It IS not necessary to remind Springs, spent Tuesday night at formed under the law, of the State of He was born March 8. 1877, the toil the Most Reverend Archbishop of many of whom knew the Arch­ bishop only by reputation, were the rectory. The Rev. Clarence Colorado, do hereby give notice that at a Classified Ads of Mr. and Mrs. .Edward U yden. pioneer Cincinnati that Bishop Machcbeuf special meeting of the stockholders of said Colorado residents. .• His father waa a G. Issenmann, secretary to the was consecrated in your Cathedral sincere in their expressions of corporation, duly called for the purpose member of the Denver police department pleasure that such recognition Most Rev. John T, McNicholas, of considering the propriety of dissolving ^ It will pay yon to reaii ALL^ef tbe following advertiaement*. ^ for many years. and that he was indebted to your •aid corporation and winding up ita af­ Hr. Layden attended St. Patrick’s and should be given to their city and Archbishop of Cincinnati, and predecessor. Archbishop Purcell, former assistant at Blessed Sacra­ fair., and held at the office of the cor­ Annunciation schools. for many kindnesses. Bishop Matz that such honor had come to a poration at 1093 South Pearl Street. Den­ In 1906, Hr. Layden married - Mias grpat religious leader whom they ment parish, was a luncheon guest ver, Colorado, on the 31it day of December, Clara Caron. They lived in Denver until wa^ai student in St. Mary’s semi- DRUG STORES MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS had learned to respect.' at the rectory Wednesday. A. D. 1941 at 9 A. M., pursuant to araiver 1926, when they moved to Arvada. of notice by all the stockholders of said naryWn Cincinnati, when, in re- HUTCHINSON’S PHARMACY Reconditioned pianoc, pleyeri, grande, Survivins, in addition to his wife, are spoin^to Bishop Machebeuf’s ap­ From the day ten years ago New Members of Perish corporation, the stoykbolders. by a vote of two sons, James C. Layden of Denver and when he came to Denver, Arch­ all of the capital stock of aaid corporation, Your Naborfaood Dmggiat organs (pipe end rMd). orebeatral inatru- Earl Layden of Arvada; three brothers, peal for priests, he volunteered to Mr. and Mrs. Arnold E. Snyder Phona SPrue. OSSS 700 So. Paarl menta. T. R. Walker, 236 Broadway. SP. bishop Vehr has had the loyalty ordered said corporation to be dlwolved. 7364. John and Edward, both of Denver, and devote his life to the strugigling and daughters, Claire Elizabeth We farther certify that ail debts owing JAMES HUTCHINSOM William of Salt Lake City; three siiters, Diocese of Denver. And then, and the love of the Catholics of and Patricia Jane, are new mem­ by said corporation have been fully paid. Mrs. Minnie Pettid. Mrs, Nell Clark, and Colorado. From his zeal we have IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have made CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS’ HOME. ROOM FOR RENT thank God, your generosity bers of the parish. They recently 1772 Grant Plaaaant buma for gfrla. Hri. Rote Leef, all of Denver, and three absorbed a greater love for the and signed this Notice of Dissolution and srandchildren. reached the zenith and you let us moved from Ohio; their home is affixed hereto the .seal of said corpora­ Pleasant room, nr. bath, parking, near S t John’s. Laundry, board optional. Reason­ Requiem Hast was offered Tutsdiy at things of religion. From his sound 2295-Eudora street tion thia Slat day of December, A. D. FURNACES AND GRATES 9 in St. Anne'i ahrlne, Arvada. Inter­ have Archbishop Vehr. Truly our able. 466 S t Paul. EH. 3193. debt to you and to the Archdiocese judgment we have taken on an Mr. and Mrs. John lacoponeili 1941. FURNACES INSTALLED R REPAIRED. ment Mt. Olivet. Olinger service. added confidence in the future. HRS. TILLA SMIDT. U. H. York. S t Franria, and E. J. Bradley, of Cincinnati is very great and we and their three children. Jack, St Phllomeoa. U. H. York, 621 B. Sxpoai- PAINTING A PAPERING From his humility and his ap­ President. E. F. O’CONNOR, E. F. O'CONNOR III make thankful acknowledgment of Elaine, and Dorothy, have moved ATTEST: Uon. PEarl 2213. proachableness we have developed Edith E. Smidt, Painting and Papering rcssonnble. E. T. The Rev. Bernard Cullen officiated at it into the parish from Colorado Yeager, 87 W. Maple. SPruea 2954. the double funeral servieea held Satnr-. a greater devotion for the see of Springs. They live at 1900 Cherry Seepetary. AUTO REPAIR day, Jan. 3, in the W . P. Horan A Son Progreit Mad* Under Biihop Mat* Donald F. Clifford Peter and for those who, like him street. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie J. rio Hajeatic Bldg, REAL ESTATE WANTED funeral chapel for Edward F. O'Connor, The pioneer work so well begun self, are successors of the Apostles. Tiiva, Auto Rapairtng, Batteries. O fl 44, a native of Denver, and his son, Ed­ Welch are in their new home at E. Attorney. by Bishop Machebeuf was carried Today the Diocese of Denver Brake Sta. Tulloo Garagt, 638 Santa Ft. Hava buytia waiting for 5 or 6 m t ward F. O’Connor III, who died within ten 22nd avenue and Elm street. HA. 9497. bungalows, tala or trada. SP. 7562. years of each other. on in splendid fashion by Bishop becomes of age in its transition to Mr. and Mrs. John Carbone are FOUNDED BT ML T. MVEBAT The younger O'Connor died In 1931 at Matz, of whom Bishop Machebeuf the Archdiocese of Denver. Like the parents of a girl, bom Dec. CIVIL SERVICE TRAINING PRINTING the age of 14. He waa buried in Holli- once wrote in the following glow­ daya Cove, W. Va. Hit father waa killed the youth who reaches his ma 30 in St. Joseph’s hospital. CHRISTMAS CARDS 60 for $1.00 and up. ing terms: “ I judged him fit for MEN. WOMEN in an automobile accident near Lake jority, it is strong and vigorous Mmes. J. R. Mosier, V. A. Smith, Prepar* now for eoming govemmtnt ax- Your name printed FREE. Visiting cards 50 for 75c. beat quality. Wadding an- Cbarlei, La., last spring. His body had the place and 1 know of no one and filled with holy ambition to and Paul Kueser will be hostesses arainationa. Delmar Inatituta, Tkbor Bldg. been kept In a vault pending the recovery more worthy of the position. I do ^ ea t things for the cause of nouncements, e o m m .rcta l printinf, of Mrs. Margaret O'Connor, hit wift, to St. Joseph's circle Friday, Jan. PHOTOGRAPHS RODGERS PRINTING CO. 511 14th S t who waa critically injured in the tame ordained him and he has always Christ. Glorious as has been ita 16, in the home of Mrs. Kueser, KE. 4064. accident. On her recovery the decided to given full satisfaction in both par­ past, it is only a token of the 1903 Dahlia street. Andaiaon pbotoa. 1206 15th S t at Law­ have both bodies brought to Denver for FEMALE HELP WANTED buy for cash, in carload quanti­ ish and school work. He is well greatness of its future. In all that Mrs. J. R. Hamilton will enter­ rence. HAin 1373. Feve newt euU. burial,in tha family plot at Mt. Olivet. liked by priests and people— a ties direct from finest equipped Surviving, in addition to Mrs. O’Con­ that future may bring, we of the tain members of St. Anthony’s Young or middieaged woman for gentral man of study and easily the peer of quarry-manufacturer. Our large nor, are Mr. O'Connor’a father, Edward laity pledge to you, our beloved circle Thursday, Jan. 15. houarworlt, and to answer telephone in­ F. O'Connor, former superintendent of any priest in Colorado or New Grocerie* • Meats • Bakery telligently. Good home. Cali for particulara Archbishop, o u r whole-souled, Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Stewart and at 1550 California S t volume and low overhead contrib­ the Colorado A Southern railroad: two Mexico.” Bishop Matz proved Tom flaherty’s brothera, J. H. and W. M. O’Connor, both whole-hearted co-operation. Where family and Mr. and Mrs. Marshall ute to matchless memorial values. worthy of the confidence that his MURRAY’S of Houston, Tex., and two aliteri, Mias you lead, wo shall follow, for never Ruley have returned from a three- FLOWERS Catherine O'Cdnnor and Mra. H. N. Wood, predecessor had placed in him, for SINCa 1382 was flock more blessed in its week trip to St. Paul, Minn. JACQUES BROTHERS alto of Houston. in his reign the Diocese of Denver Artistic Funeral Sprays, Wreath, and de- shepherd and never was flock more Madeline Marie Rice left Sun­ Phones CR. 1613-14.15 COLONY GRILL aignt. Lieb'a. 2601 Quitman. made phenomenal progfress in West 32ad a Jellsa Since 1902 grateful for the leadership that day for River Forest, 111., to re­ WARM QUILTS MAKE WARM Bishop Calls Cathoiic buildings, population, and spirit­ you give. sume studies at Rosary college. Where Friends Meet Frieniis 28 E. 6th Ave. TAbor 6468 uality. His name is held in rev- May the years of your Archiepis FRIENDS—"Let Ui Be Priendf~ Women to War Servi(» She spent her vacation with her Do you have any FEATHERS, DOWN eret\ce by thousands who knew copal reign be many. May they be • FINB POODS QUILTS. WOOL QUILTS chat you DEAURS IN GENUINE COLO SPRING Scranton, Pa.— Bishop William parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene B. and loved him and who benefited blessed as only He can bless them Rice. would like to have made overt J. H ^ey of Scranton h u issued a from the rainiatrationa of an who long centuries ago said to the OUNGERS Pharmacy • MIXED DRINKS Have them made over now. Prices CHANNEUO GRKNITI special call to the Scranton Dioc­ ratatnabla. humble, zealous captain in the first Bishop of Rome: “ Thou art REAL ESTATE WE COLLECT GAS BIL18 — SELL • BEER • W IN B Bow abeot those pieced quilt, t esan Council of {Catholic Women army of Christ Peter and upon this rock I will Come end tee na work. S/ofi by most a»y time and see our fine If yea wish to sell or rent your MONEY ORDERS AND STAMPS to jain actively in the work o f the Bishop Tihen Outstaadinf build My Church, and the gates property coll PEnrI 4538. We DOWN AND WOOL QUILTS OUB 569 E. Colfax 8PECULTT assortment of beautiful monuments. Red Crosa and local defense The memory of the great work of hell shall not prevail against spccUliM in Sontli Denver. 3020 W. Alameda boards. ALASKA QUILTER8 of Bishop Tihen, who succeeded to it.” Kiasoy A Co., 308 Sontli Poor!. ITM Graat Pbta* KEysteae 4111

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