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i in one fara* Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1941— Permission to Reproduce, Excepting I Religious Life Claimed Three jfily in cere on Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue monies held within one week. Jack Biederman, 19 (upper left), took hii first vows as a Christian Brother in Lafayette, iji. Anna Rose Many Non-Catholics Biederman, 18 (upper right), was invested as a Franciscan nun in Milwaukee, Wise. Eugene Biederman, 16 (lower photo), was invested as a Christian Brother at I^afayelte the da^ before Jack took vows. The three voung people, children of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Biederman, Are Turned Away 2719 W. 28th avenue, Denver, are known in religion, respectively, as Brother Arthur, Sister Lucia, and Brother Alphonsus. A fourth ^ ild , DENVERCATHOUC Bennie, 12, aspires to be a CJiristian Brother also. Mr. Biederman became a Catholic about six years ago. The three older children are all graduates of Holy Family grade school. Bennie is now attending By Lack of Space St'. Dominic's school. In^a letter sent this week to all Colorado Calholio Inlerscbolastic Association priests of the diocese Bishop Urban REGSTER J. Vehr urges a good attendance Formod; inersaso in Pupils Is Noted at the Hojy Name rallies in Den The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Have ver and Longmont and announces that the revised edition of the Also the International News Service (Wire_ and Mail),------a ---- Large Special Service, Seven Smaller Services, Photo Features, and Wide World Photos. In Report Baltimore Catechism is approved for the diocese. The Bishop urges that the catechism be made VOL. xxxvn. No. 2. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, AUG. 28, J941. 92 PER YEAR A recqrd enrollment for parochial grade and high available to non-Catholics as well schools in^Denver is predicted when classes get under way as to mdinbers of the faith. The letter follows: Collection Will Be Taken Up Sept. 7 next week.' In some cases registration has been closed be muse of lack of facilities to care for more students. A strik Aug. 25, 1941 ing feature of the schools’ enrollment is the fact that an Reverend dear- Father; The annual Holy Name rally Bishop Cites Desperate Plight of unusual number of non-Catholics have sought admittance for the parishes of Denver and to parochial schools. In parish high schools of Denver there surrounding territory will be held will be more than 100 non-Catholic students this year. This at St. Thomas’ seminary Sunday, figure would be much larger if Sept. 21. The procession will move War Sufferers in Plea for Qifts -adequate facilities existed to care Silver Jubilarian from the gi-ounds of St. Vincent for more pupils. In St. Francis de Paul’s church at 2:30 p.m. “ The whole unhappy world is whole unhappy world is at our them. There are no commissions de Sales’ parish alone over SO non- The Holy Name rally at Long Catholics were turned away be mont for the parishes in the north at our door,” says Bishop Urban door, the door of the one great na or overhead charges. All the money tion that has thus far been spared collected will go to the various de cause of lack of room. Registra ern part of the state will be held J. Vehr of Denver in appealing the horrors of war. serving charities, which will be tion there wa.s limited to former Sunday, Sept. 28, at 2:30 p.m. for generous donations for war This fund is to relieve the suf carefully investigated by compe students and Catholic pupils. Non- Pastors in the several districts sufferers. The collection, observed ferers of war-stricken lands and tent authorities. It is not nations parochial high schools, including are kindly asked to make due an in many American dioceses earlier also the refugees who have sought we are called upon to help, but our Regis and St. Mary’s academy, nouncement of these events from this year, will be taken up in all shelter from,cruel persecution. 'The brothers and sisters in Jesus also expect larger classes. Incom the pulpit several Sundays in ad Colorado parishes Sept. 7. The fund will be used and drawn upon Christ, who are in desperate need. plete returns from grade school vance and urge a good attendance. Bishop’s letter follows; only by committees appointed by This is a national call on our registrations augur a larger en The revised edition of the Aug. 25, 1941. the Bishops and responsible to Catholic people at a time wfibn rollment for them also. Baltimore Catechism, just pub SLOWER SPEEDS Reverend dear Father , and Beloved misery and starvation face count Other school news of particular lished, is hereby approved for the SAVE LIVES People: Funeral Saturday less innocent individuals, and, as a interest this week is the forma Diocese of Denver. It is to be used According to an Associated Press Faced with many and mounting For Miss Woeber diocese, we would wish to assist in tion of a state-wide Catholic high as a basic text in all grade schools dispatch from Boston, Frank A. appeals of indescribable misery this great work of charity, I com school association and the release of the diocese, in the private in Goodwin, registrar of motor vehi from the war-torn, distressed peo mend this collection to your gen of the annual school report for struction of converts, and all other cles for Massachusetts, reported ples, particularly of Europe, and erosity as a thanksgiving offering the diocese by the Rev. Hubert catechetical instruction. It is ad Tuesday the first “ deathless week” knowing that more appeals would ST, iiim m for the blessings we now enjoy in Newell, superintendent of educa visable that pastors make some on that state's highways in recent come in the future, the Bishops of our land free from the horrors and tion. arrangement, in accordance with motoring history. He attributed the the United States decided to ask desolations and unparalleled suf Educational Values local conditions, whereby the cate record to his order limiting speed for one large national collection so ferings of the poor victims of war chism could be placed in the homes to 40 miles an hour to conserve as to avoid the necessity of mak abroad. To Be Stressed of our Catholic people. gasoline. ing special appeals in each case. Many of the dioceses of the coun Catholic high schools in the Sale of the catechism could be Such a national appeal is seldom made at the church door or ef Safely experts for years have try took up this collection in the state were united Tuesday, Aug. made' and would not happen now fected through the co-operation of stressed the need for slower speeds early part of the year. , Ours has 26, in an organization that has were it possible to avoid it. This church societies. The book racks in auto driving. Excessive speeds been postponed until now. You tentatively been called the Colo mount costs rapidly in gasoline collection is not to build an institu IHII IN DTIIH in church could be generously have read in the Catholic press tion or a shrine but’ to feed the rado Catholic Interscholastic asso supplied with them. and tires, result in little saving of (Turn to Page i — Column 3) ciation, it was announced by Fa hungry, to comfort the desolate, Non-Catholics, in these days of time, and increase motoring trage ther Newell. The purpose of the dies terribly. We have even heard and dry the tears of sorrow. The Funeral services for Miss Jose confusion and of rejection of phine Woeber, for more than half CCIA is to stress the educational supernatural religion, are anxious the statement that driving too fast Clergy Conferences’ . values of the various activities— is the greatest single cause of auto a century associated with the choir to know the position of the Cath athletic, musical, commercial, and Rev. L. M. Doherty accident deaths. at St. Elizabeth’s church, will be Topics Announced olic Church in brief form. Public Rev. Joseph H. Brunner, conducted there Saturday at 10 speech— rather than the competi (Timi to Page j. — Column 1) The Eastern seaboard states are o’clock with the Rev, William tive phases, which have been fea + - f + in quite a dither about gasoline ra Kelly, assistant pastor of St. The fall conference of the tured in the past. tioning. If enforced saving of gaso Mary’s church, Colorado Springs, Denver clergy will be held Tues All Catholic high school princi line through slower speeds saves Mancos, Dies in Sleep celebrating the Solemn Mass of day morning. Sept. 30, at the Ca pals in the state will be members Fr. L. M. Doherty Pastor lives generally as it has in Massa R^uiem, Assisting Father Kelly thedral and the Pueblo conference of the association’s board of con chusetts, it would seem almost a will be the Very Rev. Angelus will take place Monday after trol and will meet twice annually blessing to have short rations every Mancos. — The Rev. Joseph H.,the Very Rev. William Kipp, Colo- Tintle, O.F.M., pastor of St. Eliza- noon, Oct. 6, in Sacred Heart in connection with the semi-yearly where. Certainly Denver and Colo Brunner, pastor of St. Rita’s par rado Springs, and the Very Rev. hall there. teachers’ conferences. For 25 Years in Ordway rado could use any device that Nicholas Bertrand, Grand June-' The subject matter for the An executive committee o f would stop the horribly rising death ish here the past 28 years, suf tion, deacons of honor; the Very semi-annual conferences is as fol seven named at the meeting in fered a fatal heart attack some loll.— Millard F. Everett. Rev. Harold V. Campb^l, Denver, lows: A paper, “ The Obligation of cludes Sister Mat^ Janet, Cathe Ordway. — Twenty-five years’ time after he had retired W’ednes- community services, civic leader deacon of the Mass; the Rev. Greg Giving (Catechetical Instruction,” dral principal; Sister Georgians, service as pastor of St. Peter’s day night, Aug, 27, at the rectory. ship, and outstanding work with LESS NATIONALISM ory Smith, Denver, subfieacon, and in Denver^ by the Rev. Peter Moran St. Francis’ principal; Sister Mary pariah was observed here Aug. 24 The body was found by the house young people are outlets for his IS WORLD’S NEED the Rev. Bernard Cullen, Vice of Sterling, and in Pueblo, by the Gerald, Holy Family high school by the Rev. L. M, Doherty, and energy. The Rev. Dr. Harry Emerson keeper, Miss Catherine Dltt. Chancellor, master of ceremonies. Rev. Francis Wagner of Sacred principal; the Rev. William Mc no better proof of the popularity Parish Founded in 1906 E'osdick of New York, in a sermon The 63-year-old priest had com Burial will be in Mt. Olivet ceme Heart parish there. Carthy, representing Southern of the priest could he had than the at his famous Riverside church, plained of pains in his chest for tery, Denver. A paper, “ Origin and Evplu- Colorado; the Rev. Bernard Karst, large crowd that filled the Ordway St. Peter’s parish was* estab made a statement that echoes what several weeks, but nothing of a The Rev. Joseph H. Brunner was tion of Vestments in- the Latin S.J., Regis principal; the Rev. school auditorium for the Solemn lished in 1906, and the first Mass a good many of the deeper Catholic serious nature was believed to be born in Damiansville, 0., April Church,” by the Rev. Matthias Ralph Michaels, C.SS.R., repre Mass. The entire community paid was celebrated on May 28 of that thinkers have been saying to Amer the trouble, according to the Very 23, 1878. He entered the Jose- Blenkush of St. Francis de Sales’ senting the Denver Catholic High tribute to the man who has been yeai'. A church building was ica for a long time. “ For more than Rev. Francis P. Cawley of phinum college in Columbus, 0., parish in Denver, and the Rev. School Athletic association, and the leader of Catholicity in this erected in the winter of 1906-7, a century, the creed of nationalism Durango, who arrived in Mancos in 1892, and there (1892-1904) William Zolp of St. Francis’ hos Father Newell, who will serve as community since Aug. 1, 1916. and on May 10, 1907, the edifice has been the creed of all the world soon after Bishop Urban J. Vehr made his classical studies and re pital, Colorado Springs, for chairman of the committee. Father Doherty celebrated the (Turn to Page 2 — Column 5) and every nation has illustrated it. had notified him of the death. ceived his philosophical and theo Pueblo. (Turn to Page i — Column 3) Mass and the 'Very Rev. T. J. Tlie Nazis and the Fascists today There will be a Low Mass at 8 logical training. On June 17, 1905, Wolohan of Sacred Heart parish, are simply exemplifying it in its Monday in St. Rita’s church, Man he was ordained'at Pueblo by the Pueblo, preached the sermon. A extreme form and logical conclu cos, and then the body will be taken Most Rev. Nicholas C. Mats, second barbecue dinner was served fol JWIOR ClERCy sion. And now to recognize that the to Denver. Bishop Vehr will be the Bishop of Denver. Seven New Seminarians lowing the Mass, the outing taking day for this doctrine of nationalism celebrant of the Pontifical Requiem The first charge given the place in North park. is done, that in the light of con Mass at 10 o’clock Tuesday in the newly ordained priest was at Glen- Crowley county has come to temporary facts it is as obsolete as Cathedral. Officers of the Mass wood Springs, where he served as know Father Doherty well, and feudalism, that its continuance can will be the Very Rev. William an assistant until 1907, In 1907 For Diocese Announced the silver anniversary of the be (Turn to Page 4 — Column 1) Higgins, Denver, assistant priest; he was named pastor of the parish loved priest was not left to be a in We.stcliffe, and in 1909 he was mere parish event; rather, it was ated from Regis high school, Den Noted Riders Devout Catholics transferred to Telluride, in which The Chancery office this week an made a celebration of a public parish he was the pastor until Joiephine Woeber nounced that seven students for ver, and spent one year at Notre nature, and at the Mass and the BEIELDOCT.Ii 1913. the priesthood have been accepted Dame university. Mr. Evans is a dinner could be seen many repre beth’s, deacon; the Rev. Walter J. sentatives from communities ad 17 in Cristiani Family Father Brunner was then given for the Diocese of Denver by member of St. 'Vincent de Paul’s The annual junior clergy ex Canavan, subdeacon, and the Rev. jacent to Ordway. the pastorate at Mancos. The Bernard Cullen, Vice Chancellor, Bishop Urban J. Vehr. They will parish, and his present adtfress is amination will be held in St. priest remained in this Southwest Father Doherty came to St. master of ceremonies. The Rev. begin study in St. Thomas’ semi 616 S. York street, Denver. Thomas’ seminai’y ()ct. 15, an ern Colorado community until his Peter’s parish as successor to the Traveling With Circus Edward Woeber, Vice Chancellor, nary this fall. The prospective George Thomas Holland was nounces Bishop Urban J. Vehr. death this week, and, in addition a nephew of the deceased, will be seminarians are George R. Evans, Rev. D. P. A. Callaghan. The new, The Bishop’s letter, which follows, born May 22, 1923, in Philadelphia, pastor at once stepped into his to caring for the spiritual welfare in the sanctuary. The Most Rev, George Thomas Holland, Anthony Pa., the son of Edson Bernard and contains instructions and subject of the Catholics in Mancos, he also duties with a sincerity and dignity matter for the examination: (By Bob Senser) Bishop Urban J. Vehr will pro J-oseph Jacobs, William Joseph Helen Florence Walsh Holland. daughters-in-law, and four grand •served the missions at Dolores, Koontz, Joseph Anthony Lonteen, that have characterized his work Aug. 25, 1941 The circus world’s tops in two children. nounce the final absolution. Burial Young Holland attended Blessed Cortez, Rico, and MePhee. will be in Mt. Olivet cemetery. Regis McGuire, and Robert V. Nev- to this day. Father Doherty is not Reverend dear Father: departments— family-rearing and Veterans of the European cir Sacrament grade school in Phila content to rest or be idle after his hor.'emanship— are the Cristiani Miss Woeber died Wednesday ans. Short biographies of the men delphia, Pa., and Sacred Heart The annual examination for the cus, which demands all-around parish work is taken care of. His junior clergy will be held at St, family of the Ringling Brothers Banquet Will Follow night. She had been stricken by a follow: grade school in Pueblo, He was talent from its performers, the cerebral hemorrhage on Sunday George R. Evans was born Sept. Thomas’ seminary Wednesday, Oct. and Barnum & Bailey circus. With Cristianis are jacks of many graduated from the Pueblo Cath evening at • the home of her 25, 1922, in Denver, the son of 15, at 10 o’clock. Priests of the 12 in the Cristiani riding troupe, circus trades and masters of one St. Patrick’s School olic high. A member of St. Pat Msgr. Smith Leaves they are not only the largest bare- brother, R. L. Woeber. George Henry and Mary A. Roche rick’s parish, Pueblo, he has as his ordination classes of 1936 to 1940, — horsemanship. They have de A member of a pioneer Denver Evans. He attended St. Vincent For Installation of inclusive, must present themselves back-riding family in the Ameri veloped equestrian stunts that had pre.sent address 787 S. Main street, can circus but one of the largest Dedication Sept. 14 (Turn to Page 2 — Column 7) de Paul’s grade school, was gradu- Pueblo. for this examination. Two writ never before been attempted. Bishop in Honolulu ten sermons of approximately 20 families that ever performed in a Lucio, the top rider of them all, Anthony Joseph Jacobs was born big top on this side of the At The new $53,000 St. Patrick’s Sept. 7, 1923, in Minneapolis, minutes in length must be pre originated a full twist somersault The Rt. Rer; Matthew Smith, sented at the time of the examina lantic. Featured performers of the parish school at W. 34th and Pecos Minn., the son of Anthony and from the back of one running SORROWED BY ‘CHEATING,’ editor of The Register, left tion on the following topics, sub Ringling circus, they are proba street, Denver, in which classes Agnes Ann Stejskal Jacobs. He horse to that of another. Tall, Thursday for San Francisco, ject to individual selection; bly the best adrobatic horsemen in dark, and handsome Belmonte, will be held for the first time Sept, attended St. Vincent de Paul’s whence he will sail Tuesday, the country. 2, will be blessed by Bishop Urban grade school and was graduated 1. Marriage: Preparation for second best rider, can carry a 100- Sept. 2, on the “ Mariposa” for Its Reception. Errors and Vices Although only 12 take part in J. Vehr at a ceremony scheduled SCHLATTER DISAPPEARED from Sacred Heart high school. pound circus sulky (a two-wheel Honolulu, to attend the cere Opposed to the Sacrament. Reme the act, 17 Cristianis are traveling for Sunday afternoon. Sept. 14, Las Vegas, N. Mex., having at carriage) on his shoulders as he monies marking the erec dies Proposed by the Church. with the circu.s— the third, fourth, at 4 o’clock. A banquet for the tended St. Francis de Sales' high leaps to the back of a running tion of the new diocese and 2. The Sacrament of Penance. and fifth of the five generations of horse. clergy and 250 of the laity will NEVER TO BE SEEN AGAIN for one and one-half years prior the installation of Bishop James Cristianis that have been in the follow in the auditorium of the The subject matter of the ex 4 Make Leap at Once to graduation. The past year he Sweeney. Monsignor Smith amination IS as follows: circus busines.s. There are Grand new school. City and public school attended Regis college, Denver. He All 12 Cristianis demonstrated statements of restored sight and joined Bishop Patrick A. Mc Theologia Dogmatica; father and Grandmother Cristiani, officials will be special guests. (One of a series of dramatic is a member of St. Vincent de some of their feats of acrobatic Govern at Cheyenne and the De Eucharistia eight of their 11 children, three Tickets for the banquet, which stories of pioneer Colorado life as hearing and visible evidence of Paul’s parish, Denver, and his pres- equestrianism at the circus in its two left to sail together. De Poenitentia is under the direction of Chef related by Joseph Emerson Smith, cures following treatment in the (TumtoPage2— Column 7) two-day stay in Denver last wdek. De Matrimonio Nick Kappas, will be available at a Catholic, who is dean of news The stunt that won most applause papermen in Denver.) sight of thousands, long special De Ordine from Denverites was the one in the rectory after the Masses Sun trains carrying to him hundreds Father Maher Is day, Aug. 31. These tickets, (By Millard F. Everett) De Extrema Unctione which four of the brothers dash of the ill, crippled, blind, and deaf Franciscan Priesthood 'feu'.Vr Theologia Moralis: limited to 250 in number, are $1 “ What caused Francis Schlatter, (Turn to Page 2 — Column i ) from the East and Middle W'est— Dooling, left, and Robert D. Milner, Jr., graduates of Regis high De Extrema Unctione cum Cn. each. man of bizarre mystery and proven school. They will leave Sept. 4 for St. Joseph's Seraphic seminary, + + + and now big cities began bidding 937-947. De Sepulture cum Cn. State Chaplain, healer of many afflicted persons, for the presence of the healer, of Callicoon, .N. Y. In their senior year at Regis both served as volunteer to disappear as though vanishing 1203-1243. fering him small fortunes to come group leaders in the Vail Community center. Robert is the son of De Ordine cum Cn. 983-991. Famous Cristiani Family, in thin air? His seven weeks’ stay and repeat the Denver ‘laying on Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Milner, 2208 Havana street, Aurora, and American Legion in Denver had worked up to a De Matrimonio cum Cn. 1012- ica for their horsemanship, thrilled overflovr crowds in Denver last of hands.’ Michael, the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Dooling, 2267 Grape street. 1143. week in performances with the Ringling Brothers and Bamum S: climax of picturesque drama; con “ The Rev. Mr, Myron W. Reed, On the trip east the young men plan to visit at the home of Mrs. P. stantly increasing crowds, signed De Dispensationibus. The Rev. Michael Maher, pastor Bailey circus. Two of the 12 performers in the family, Mogador, 20, famous pulpit orator, after talking Frenzer in Omaha and with John O'Shea in the Bronx, New York- (Turn to Page 2 — Column S) of St. Joseph’s church. Holly, was and Hortaiise, 18, are pictured.— (Photo by Bob Senser). evenings ■with Schlatter at the cot unanimously elected state chap Special Privileges in tage of Alderman E. L. Fox in lain of the American Legion at North Denver, was treated several the Colorado convention held in Missionary Union of times and, proclaiming he was CSMC Program Salida. He was also elected as a definitely benefited, delivered a delegate to the Legion’s national sermon on the healer at the in convention to be held in Milwau Clergy Expire Aug. 31 terdenominational church he con In Year Given kee Sept. 14 to 18. ducted Sunday mornings in the Father Maher has been a mem The possibility Of acquiring Broadway theater. In that ser The 1941-42 school year pro ber of the Legion ever since he pritrileges connected with the mon the preacher said Schlatter gram of the Catholic Students’ came to Colorado ten years ago. membership in the Missionary was undoubtedly sincere in his be Mission Crusade was announced He wag ordained June 10, 1927, Union of the Clergy will expire lief that, through prayer, he could by the Rev. Gregory Smith, dioc for the Cincinnati archdiocese, on Aug. 31, it was announced by materially alleviate, if not com esan director of the CSMC. The but was forced to come west inj the Rev. Gregory Smith, diocesan pletely cure, human ailments; as program is as follows; Oct. 19— 1931 for bis health. Previous to director of the union. The privi he accepted no money for his serv Mission Sunday; Oct. 27-Nov. 6 1936, when he was assigned to leges connected with the member ices he was no humbug, as he had — Community Chest campaign; Holly, he served at the ’ Holy ship are: The use of the portable been called from other pulpits. Nov. 11-Dec. 23— Holy Child Ghost parish, Denver, and the altar, the right to say two Requiem Most of the authenticated cures hood Christmas Seal contest; Nov. Craig and Rifle parishes. In the Masses a week, even on feasts of were of rheumatism or arthritis 12— Catholic University of Peking latter town he was post chaplain double rank, and the privilege to and, the Rev. Mr. Reed pointed day; Dec. 14— conference meet for the local Legion chapter and say the Little Office of the Blessed out, any physician, no matter how ing at St. Joseph’s high school; holds the same position with the Virpn Mary on days when Con conservative, w ould admit that Feb. 1-8— 18th annual mission Holly Legion unit. fessions are heard for three hours. imagination greatly helped treat week; Feb. 8— conference meet Father Maher was a corporal Priests desiring perpetual mem ment, to say nothing of the estab ing at Regi? college; April 26— in the U. S. army in World war bership and attached privileges lished power of prayer. But, he conference meeting at Annuncia No. 1 and served at Camp Sher should apply to the national of insisted, Schlatter cured through tion high school; May 24— Mis man in Ohio while still a layman. fice in New York before Aug. 81. (Turn to Page 4 — Column ij sion Sunday o f the Sick.
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Thursday, Aug. 28, 1941 PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Room Mothers Also Name^ BLESSED SACRAMENT SCHOOL MRS. HARRY ZOOK ANNOUNCES 17 OF EXPECTS RECORD ENROLLMENT PTA COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN IE (Blessed Sacrament Perish) fant son of Mr. and Mrs. John The Blessed Sacrament school L. Geraghty of 2838 Clermont (St. Phliomenn't Pnriih) at a wedding breakfast by Mrs. T. will open on Tuesday, Sept. 2. street, was baptized Sunday by The officers of S t Philomena’s T. Brady. Registrations are being held on Father Harley Schmitt. RECm SUES PTA and the spiritual director, the Mrs. Taylor is a graduate of the Thursday and Friday mornings of . William Daly of Omaha, Nebr., Rdv. Roy A. Breen, met in the Mercy hospital school of nursing, this week, and every indication is visited his aunt, Mrs. Patrick S. school Wednesday afternoon, Aug. and had been connected with the there will be a record enrollment Dolan, the past two weeks. (Continued From Page One) 20, and discussed plans for the fall surgical department of this hos (Continued From Page One) this year. Hugo 'Rock, long-time Mmes. Thomas E. Greene, ent address is 1700 S. Fillmore program. The president, Mrs. pital for some time. across the ring in step, leap into caretaker of the parish property, James Brennan, John J. Meany, street, Denver, Harry T. Zook, announced the fol Mr. Taylor, who is the son of the' air, and gracefully land on tbe has the' school in excellent condi John W'ich, and T. D. Fahey and William Joseph Koontz was born lowing committee chainnen and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F. Taylor, at back of a running horse. tion. The desks have been var Misses Anne Birmingham and Mary May 20, 1920, in Union City, Ind., room mothers: Membership, Mrs. tended Regis college. He is em The Cristianis are Italians— nished, and the floors were resur and Catherine Nadorff attended the son of Charles C. and Leona Glen Schafbuch; ways and means, ployed by the Cessna Aircraft Co. their names, their features, and faced in ,the summer. the laywomen’s retreat held at Welsh Koontz. William attended Mrs. M. Blake Vifquain;-pro|p'am, in Wichita, Kans., where the couple their accent make that known to After an absence of one year. Loretto Heights college last week. Union City public high and St. Mrs. G. A. Schwartz; visiting, will reside. any one on the Ringling lot. It is Sister Madeline Marie has re Mrs. Patrick Dolan was visited Joseph’s Catholic high, Rensselaer, Mrs. W. J. Lawless; Assisting Miss Hotz were Mrs. no secret either around the big turned as the seventh grade last week by her niece, Mary Le- Ind., being graduated from the lat Room mothers— Sister Pruden- Ralph F. Taylor, Mrs. A. M. Tay top that the Cristianis are devout teacher. She replaces Sister Alice nore Girard, who, with her par ter school. He attended St. Jos tia’s room, Mrs. Paul Eckelman; lor, and Miss Mary Taylor. Catholics. The circus hands who Carline, who will be an instructor ents, lived for some time in Shang eph’s college, Rensselaer, Ind., for Sister Patricia Ann’s room, Mrs. Guests included Mmes. Rose guard the “ back door’’ (the in journalism at Loretto Heights hai, China. She was en route to two years, and Regis college, Den BASIS OF BAD L. E. Simonson; Sister Margaret Bolling, K, Curtis, Stanley No- trance through which the perform college this year. There are no San Francisco, Calif., where she ver, for one year. Mr. Koontz’s Patrick’s room, Mrs. John Mohan; wack, Clarence Cosman, Margaret ers appear) know that they other changes in the teaching will attend the San Francisco col present address is 409 N. Columbia Sister Mary Edwin’s room, Mrs Clemens, Clyde French, Mary make the sign of the cross every sthff. Until the new convent is lege for women, which is con street, Union City, Ind. POSTURE Thomas Cahill; Sister Mary Ed Golden, A. T. Johnson, Earl Mi time before going into the ring finished, the sisters will continue ducted by the Madames of the Sa Joseph Anthony Lonteen was na’s room, Mrs. J. 0. Rushe, and chael, Ralph Taylor, Dudley Tay for a show. None would venture to live at St. Mary’s academy. cred Heart. born June 7, 1922, in Trinidad, the into the arena without a dcapular Sister Mary Charles’ room, Mrs. lor, 'T. Raber Taylor, M. Schoen- The new preschool and kinder Twin Boys Born son of Abraham and Teresa Gon Bad posture usually starts in Kenneth Conway. inger, Ralph Verdiecll^ and Kath or a medal’ on his or her person. garten, which were to begnn with zales Lonteen. He attended Holy youth, and it *sually starts at ryn McCarthy, and Misses Ruth The Cristianis and the circus the present school term, will not Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Maguire Sister Stephen Marie, who had are the parents of twin boys, born Trinity grade school, Trinidad, and the feet, Poorly fit or improp Divis, Jane DeGroot, Beatrice first met each other 72 years ago, open until the new convent is was graduated from Holy Trinity been an efficient instructor in the Aug. 20 at Meryr hospital. Giroux, Eldora Hanfeld, Doris and and they have been associated ready for occupancy. The dates high, Trinidad. Mr. Lonteen is a erly designed children’s shoes school for many years, lias been Mary Kelly, Anne Mall, Katherine with each other ever since. The for registration will be announced Mrs. Carl A.' Meyers and her can throw a child’s whole body sent to Fort Collins as principal two children, Stephen and Pa member of Holy Trinity parish, Hammel, Virginia McGuire, Jane city of Pisa in Italy, besides being later. Sister Sara, who Jias had Trinidad, and his present address “ out of line.” When you have of the parochial school there. Her Mains, Rose Meehan, Evelyn Tay noted for its Leaning Tower, also great experience teaching chil tricia, of Fort Sill, Okla., are place will be filled by Sister Patri spending the month of August is 1014 Spruce street, Trinidad. us fit your child’s shoes, you’re lor, Helen Tubbs, and Mary Orr. produced Amilio Cristiani, as dren of preschool age, has arrived Regis McGuire was born in Lead- cia Ann, who comes here from St. The Precious Blood circle of the mighty a blacksmith as ever forged fYom St. Louis and will have with Mr. Meyer’s parents, the A. safeguarding hia future foot Louis. H. Wyers. ville March 25, 1916, the son of Junior Tabernacle society enter a hunk of metal. But, even though charge of the classes when the Frank A. and Nellie Cusack Mc health. Our prices on children’s School will open at 9 a.m. Tues tained at a 6:30 dinner at the Blue as blacksmith to the royal family building is ready. Full informa Mr. and Mrs. Arnold B. Olsen day. Sept 2. All pupils are asked and family are spending the week Guire. He attended St. Mary’s shoes of quality are always Parrot inn Tuesday, Aug. 19, in he had a lifetime pension coming tion concerning the school and its grade school, Leadville, and was to attend the Mass of the Holy honor of Mrs. Taylor, and pre up in four years, Amilio decided requirements will be published at Glenwood Springs. moderate. Ghost at 8:16 o’clock on Friday Members of “St. Anne’s circle graduated from Leadville public sented her with a gift. Those pres to junk his blacksmithing career later. high. Mr. McGuire has completed Sept. 6. ent were Mmes. A. M. Taylor and when his son, Pilada, also one with New Pariihioneri Move In were guests of Mrs. C. S. Pierce at Woman Attend Retraat Daniels and Fisher’s tearoom on two years of co lle t work at St. T. Johnson and Misses Eleanor large and sinewy hands, ran away Mr. and Mrs. William D. Menard Mary manor, South Uanghorne, Pa. The following women from the Englehart, Helen Rhoades, Cather with a circus. With the bonus he and daughter, Marcia Ann, are Tuesday, Aug. 26. Prizes were parish attended the laywomen’s re won by Mrs. A. Wernet, Clifford Ho is a member of Annunciation ine Mall, Mora Sullivan, Virginia received for his 16 years of faith newcomers to the parish. Their parish, Leadville, and his present treat Jeld at Loretto Heights col McGuire, Anne Mall, and Mary ful service to the royal family, home is at 1858 Clermont street. Carr, and W. C. Fletcher. lege: Mmes. Phil Clarke, Tom Mary Anne Dolan entertained address is 209 E. 4th street, Lead Nadorff. Amilio bought a circus of his own, Lawrence Michael Geraghty, in- ville. Cahill, C. Howard Harrow, Clara The Junior Women’s club pre and brought his son back as a with a dinner and dancing party Grant, Frank Abegg, Mary Law at Lakewood Country club on Robert V. Nevans was born Dec. IPRBER'S sented Mrs. Taylor with a golng- pftformer. 13, 1920, in Denver, the son of Ed ' -BETTER. SHOES FOR LESS * rence, Julia O’Neill, and J. R. W’il away gift when it met at the home Wednesday evening, Aug. 20, in Hams; Misses Mary MeSweeney Built Up Family Circu* honor of Mary Frances Casmin of ward E. and Alice Ann Higgins of Mrs. Charles Hdusman, 865 Jo J i i [[[R E! Nevans. He received his elemen and Anne O’Neil sephine, Monday evening, Aug. 26 Amilio and Pilada, and later Chicago, 111., who is the guest of 724 15th St. The banns of marriap:e were pub Pilada’s six sons and four daugh her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. T. tary schooling at St. Francis de lished for the first time Sunday, Former Assiitant Is Visitor ter*, built up the Cristiani circus H. Kelly. Sales’, Denver, and was graduated SpecialiiU on Children's Shoes Aug. 24, for William Struck The Rev. Louis Madejezyk of until it was one of the biggest and Mr. and Mrs. James McGrath of from the Cathedral high, Denver. ROASTID AND DILIVERID of this parish and Mary Josephine Gary, Ind., formerly an assistant best in Italy, One of Pilada’s sons, Tl San Francisco, Calif., stopped in He has completed one year of col lege work at (Colorado university. Mangan1 of the Cathedral parish, pastor at St; Philomena’s, is visit Ernesto, soon distinguished him Denver last week to visit the S. FRESH DAILY Mr. and...... Mrs. John “F. Mohan ing his many friends in Denver. self by hi* abilities as a tumbler A. Reisenmans and the Rev. J. .1. He is a member of St. Philomena’s Optometrist and Optician parish, with his present addreis at VdiMunmelled t&Qnality TcUt and daughters left Wednesday, Engagement Announced and as stabilizer of the family Flanagan, S.J., a former class bankbook. Four times the circus mate of Mr. McGrath. 1569 Madison street, Denver. Spied,Ixmett, Bildng Powder Aug. 27, for a motor trip through Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Olmstead an R[ IR REl IS Helen Walsh the Grand canon. nounced the engagement of their went broke; four times Ernesto Word has been received that KE. 7181 Marriage Announced at Taa daughter, Kathryn, to George Ul- dashed off to Paris, and by his Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Schaeffer, who Si. Elizabeih’s Gboir Auoelat* spectacular tumbling earned were recently transferred to Miss Mamie Hotz entertained at rickson of Orange, Tex., at a small (Continued From Page One) W. R,JOSEPH a tea in her home Sunday, Aug. enough money to put the family Honolulu, arrived there safely. party given in their home on Fri De Sexto et None Praeceptis Leader Taken in Death 24, from 6 to 6 p.m., ostensibly to day night, Aug. 22, by their daugh back on its feet. They are established in their EYES EXAMINED announce the engagement of her In 1908 the Medrano who Decalogi. De Peccatis Conjugum. home, and '■ have enrolled their rhont TAbor X880 'COFFEE^Sf ter, Mrs. T. Harland W’alker of (Continued From Page One) niece, Laura Hammel, to A. M. Frederick. Mr. Ulrickson is a fore founded the famed Paris circus De Impedimento Impotjentiae. young son in school. 2 1 8 .2 1 9 MajHtie Bldf. StH ^ Mtricet Su. Denver Taylor. But the miniature bridal named after him pinned on Er Jus Canonicum: Miss Lena Amato will leave family, Miss Woeber came to this man for the Consolidated Steel city with her parents in 1867 booklet presented to each guest nesesto the coveted Medrano medal, De Poenis in Singula Delicta Monday, Sept. 1, for Los Angeles, k IHiCOLORADO SINCE 1f 0« i company at the naval base in when she was one year old. She contained the notice of the mar Orange. ^h ich was awarded to outstanding 2314-2414. San Diego, Northern California, St. Francis Cafe riage of the young couple, which artists of the type that come and W'asninrton. She will make waa one of the oldest graduated of NOON Mrs. Walker was assisted by Sacred Scripture: St. Mary’s academy, having at took place in the Cathedral at along only two or three times in a the entire tnp by airplane. LUNCHES b W W >, Free Car Wath— Atk Vt Wichita, Kans., prior to a Nuptial Mrs. Dorothy McBride of Denver Introduction: The Canon of the S. A. Reisenman has been in tended the school when it was lo and Mrs. Andrew Wilson of Fred decade. Twenty-three years later T-BONE STEAKS EVENINGS Mass celebrated by Monsignor Ernesto’s son, Lucio, received the Old and New Testament. Inspira Los Angeles, Calif., the past week cated on 14th and California erick. Those present were Misses 401 I4th (It Trtinont) Williim M. Farrell at 8 o’clock medal from the Medrano’s son. tion. of the Sacred Scripture. on a business trip streets. Und.r M»n*a»m*nt of Jimmy Short ROY BUTLER’S Eleanore Zook, Ruth.Brown, Emily (Checker Csb Co.) Friday, June 20. Miss Hammel’s A* Ernesto watched with tears of Literature: Simon-Prado. “ Prae- Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Cough She became associated with the Caplis, Catherine Geilfoyle, Sarah D-X Service Station attendant was Margaret Brady, happiness in his eyes, the 10,000 lectiones Bibllcae.’’ Propaedeutica. lin are the parents of a boy, born choir at St. Elizabeth’s in 1885, Higgins, Rita LaTourette, Cather 715 South Ixigan and Terry Brady was Mr. Taylors people present hailed Lucio as pp. 11-114. Institutiones Biblicae. Thursday, Aug. 21, at Mercy hos when the Rev. Frederick Bender, ine Mall, and Regina Tynan. Vol. 1. De S. Scripture in Uni- O.F.M., was pastor. For a while SPruce 9856 best man. Following the ceremony, Spaniards do a victorious matador, pital. They will name him Ed the bridal party .was entertained Mrs. Walker also entertained or as Americans do a pitcher who versim. pp. 7-141. Simon. “ A ward B. Coughlin, Jr. she was organist at the parish. In ALTAR BREADS another group at a small luncheon has just won a no-hit game. Scripture Manual.” Vol. I, pp. Mrs. S. A. Reisenman and her 1896 she became the director of on Saturday, Aug. 28, which was 3-29. Grannan. “ A General In sister-in-law, Mrs. Mary Eichlaub the choir, a position she held until SEWING attended by Mrs. Angeline Hencey Came to U. S. in 1934 troduction to the Bible,” Vol. Ill, ber death. Her sister, the later In 1929, when the reverbera of New York, who is her guest, Littlf Cirti* OrttMt, Eoibroldarjp, and Misses Betty and Lauraine pp. 3-230. (ilara Woeber, was also a member Monorraminff, Etc. tion of the bank crash in the spent the weekend at the Broad Byers, Helen Decker, Margaret Faithfully yours in Christ, moor hotel* in Colorado Springs, of the choir and a'soloist. Johnson, Annette LaTourette, United States ’ was also felt in « URBAN J. VEHR, The Rosary will be said for the THE SISTERS OF THE Italy, the Cristianis disbanded Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Vickery and Pauline Sundine. Bishop of Deaver, are the parents of a boy, born at repose of her soul at Horan & GOOD SHEPHERD their organization, and joined a Mercy hospital on Aug. 22. The Son mortuary Friday evening at 8 TELEPHONE PEARL 1401 Miss Lucile O’Reilly, field rep circus that toured the continent of baby is the grandson of the A. K. o’clock. resentative for the Travelers’ Aid Europe. After turning down a Father Doherty Notes Vickerys of this parish. society and the USO, is arriving previous offer, the Cristianis in Silver Jubilee as Pastor Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Walsh in Denver Friday, Aug. 29, for a 1934 accepted a contract with the visit at the home of her mother, Of Parish in Ordway and their three children left Aug. Ringling Brothers to come to the 22 by motor for a several weeks’ Mrs. Hugh O’Reilly. Miss O’Reilly U. S. Like all immigrants, the vacation in the Southwest. They recently received her M.A. degree Cristianis had their breath taken (Continued From Page One) in medical social service from Co was ready for services. An addi will also visit Boulder dam and away by America; soon, however, Grand and Bryce canons. lumbia university. the Cristianis were taking awa; tion was built the next year. The David Appel left W’ednosday, Rev. Michael Rank was the first Mrs. Kenneth Stewart enter the breath of Americans. In Apr;t tained guests at a luncheon bridge Itia b Aug. 27, for La Fayette, Ind-r pastor. Ill health forced him to 1934, they thrilled New Yorkers in the Olin hotel on Friday, Aug. where he will enroll as a freshman in Madison Square garden by resign in 1916,. Father Callaghan in the department of aeronAitical succeeding him. Father Doherty, 22, in honor of her mother, Mrs. AMERICA’S their feats on horseback. They Donovan of St. Paul, Minn Jim McCoaaty, Jr. James P. McConaty, Sr. engineering at Purdue university. have been at it ever since in every therefore, is the parish’s third pastor. Those present were Mmes. Vin FINEST PIANO 4) Ystrt Eiptrlsnes Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tobin and state of the Union. cent A. Smith, Charles Warren, The charter members of St. children are enjoying a ten-day va Even though they must be con Lloyd Florio, Marshall Ruley, Cari Peter’s church included N. J W e Put into cation at the home of Mr. Tobin’s stantly on the go, the Cristianis Bancroft, Roy Guist, William can now be had on an Kaiser, Peter Kaiser, Thomas sister, Mrs. A. J. Blatter. enjoy their work. Ernesto, 62, Potts, F. W. Lamb, Charles Rob- easy budget plan. GalLavan, George Gallavan, Mrs. this funeral service for our patrons not only Miss Irpne Carr, who had been considers the circus his only home. nson, and H. Clark. MRS. MARY GIBBONS years of experience and the best and most spending the Summer at the home His granddaughter, Victoria, 18 Belle Gallavan, E. M. Davis, Wil Vincent A. Smith has gone to BUY NOW AND SAVE 10% TAX. Aii'U M(r. appropriate equipment, but also an intelli of her mother, Mrs. J. P. Carr, months old, gets a big kick out of liam J. Trainor, M. Joe Trainor, Clinton, la., on a business trip. standing on her head (with E r Charles R. McC^abe, Harry Cqll, gent appreciation of what ought to be done left Tuesday, Aug. 26| for Carls Sister Rosilla of Sinsinawa, bad, N. Mex., where she will re- nesto’s help). One Cristiani who Fred Weskamp, James O’Connell, Wise., a sister of Mrs. Eugene at such a time. siAne her work as instructor in the who will soon have to sa^ goodbye Richard Adam, Francis James, I. Rice, is a visitor in Denver for a H. Shelton, Conrad Pelster, Jos Our service satisfies— Carlsbad public schools. to the big top for a while it Bel few weeks. )))))T)a r r o ¥ monte, vmose draft board in Sa eph Waller, Miis Barbara Hunkey, Miss Grace Fahy of Minne always and in every way. Franklin Conway of Pueblo spent rasota, Fla. (winter quarters for Mrs. A1 Houston, T. Ed Trainor, 'J — ^ j-TAf/Cfn i u s i e (7c o 0 * the weekend with his parents, Mr. apolis, Minn., is a guest of her the show), ^otifled him that he John Pleiman, Anthony Pleiman, brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and and Mrs. J. F. Conway. He is was classified in 1-A. Gus Pleiman, and William Worker. in'll STOUT ST. leaving Friday, Aug. 29, for a va- Mrs. William Austin, for a few cation in New Mexico and Cali weeks. fornia. ^Federal at No. Speet^ Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Jaeger and CASHIER AT ELITCH’S MAN daughter, . Mary Catherine, and son, Walter, Irft Tuesday, Aug. GRand 1626 26, for a week's vacation in the OF INTERESTING AVOCATIONS Black hills of South Dakota. SERUE SELF FRUITS Mrs. D. A. Hoskins and children have returned from a two-month One of the attractions at Austing is one of the few men who Prices for Elitch’s gardens, Denver, which can dance any intricate step with Real Garden- visit in Price, Utah. Friday and DOIY’T HAIVDICAP YOUR CHlUp Miss Elizabeth Appel entertained the general public does not see, is a full beer glass on his head. Fresh Quality and VeaetalrUi Vi' a group of friends at luncheon this an autograph book. It is, "however, Most of his spare time at Elitch’s Saturday WITH POOR VISION! week. Miss Appel will leave Den no ordinary autograph book. is spent in making photographs for ver Sept. 10 for Alton, 111., where August J. Austing, unofficial members of the theater cast or for cast photographer of the Elitch’s his own satisfaction. He has Bring the children to Fruraess she will be an assistant instructor ONIONS in the physical education depart gardens theater and assistant large collection of character PEARS this week for a careful eye ment of Monticello college. cashier of the amu.sement park, has studies of the leading men and Home Grown, 2 I h s . check-up before school starts. Mrs. James E. Gaule and daugh autographs, personal messages, women of the past several years BARTLETT 4 "’ *■ 2 5 ' White or Yellow Their school days will be much ter, Mrs. Joseph Barry, left Tues and photographs, which he him Many of his photographs of actors, self thok, of ail the Elitch’s casts dance bands, and Elitch’s gardens happier with eyes free from day, Aug. 26, for Mrs. Barry’s since 1939. Just brought up to scenes testify to his professional Strain— homework easier and home in El Paso, Tex. Mrs. A. J. Dearhammer and date, this cleverly compiled album ability 'with the camera. Yet he is ORANGES LEMONS O more time for healthful play. family are now residing at 1309 is the envy of the Elitch’s per an amateur. Sunkist, ) c The Big Size, sonnel, theatrical and general. Mr. Austing is assistant cashier Milwaukee. 2.5c Value, doz...... 2 1 Sunkist, doz...... 2 ' Frank LaTouratta Expaeted Horn# “ Gus” Austing, a member, of at the amusement park in the Glasses on Oredil Frank LaTourette will return on Cathedral parish, and Elitch’s summer months from 7 p.m. to Labor day from a two-week vaca theater have been almost synony. midnight in the week and all Pay Little as SOc Weekly day on Sunday. Throughout the Throo tion spent in New York city, mous since 1936, although he has PEACNES CABBAGE R«(I
Degrees Are Aivarded RECISinili -JO our Advisory Departments Preferred Parish regarding FUTURE NEED PROTECTION for the en Trading List For Journalism Study CONSULT tire fim\\y,..regardlest of,agt. III KOLf Fil BEGiyie.is J St. Thomas’ seminary, Denver, Walter Canavan and the Rev. John Call, i^rite or telephone MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER has just joined its affiliated insti Cavanagh. Father Canavan, an SIXTEENTH AT BOULDER Th« mvrchaBtt reprasantod in thU (aetion ara booitara. Tliey ara T1IIPFHICT, tution, the Register college of jour alupfinus of St. Thomas’ seminary, m REGIS IIGR n nalism, in the awarding of the fol has spent more than five calendar BDxiout to work with yon and ara daiarring o( yenr patronaya. Co- lowing professional degrees: years in Register work. During the SPEER AT SHERMAN reA. oparata with tham. (Holy Family Pariah) Doctors of Journalism—The Rev. last two winters, he has studied mORTUHRIES Albin H. Ratermann and the Rev. canon law at the Catholic Univer (Regis High School) GLendale 3663 At the second general meeting Clarence Issenmann, both of Cin sity of America, Washington, D.C., Registration dates for Regis i'athedral of the parishioners of Holy Fam cinnati, 0., and both on the staff of where he was awarded the degree high school have been announced ily church Monday evening, Aug. the Catholic Telegraph - Register. of Licentiate in Canon Law last as follows: For day students, Aug. 25, definite plans were made for These priests spent a considerable June. He will receive his Doctor 29 and 30; for resident stxidente. the annual fall bazaar. The eve time training in Denver and com ate in Canon Law (J.C.D.) next Sept. 2. (Classes will be resumed Economy Liquor Store Krug’s Meat Market nings of Thursday, Friday, and tinned work on their own archdioc June, after another year of study at 9:25 a.m. Sept. 3. Preferred Parish Saturday, Oct. 23, 24, and 25, were esan organ, a member of the at the university. Father Cava Reorganization of high school Next to CUrkt's Church Goods approved as the dates for this Quality Meats, Poultry Register System of Newspapers. nagh, who has spent more than groups will take place in the Intv in apiritt call Jarry^ year’s festival. Instead of the Father Issenmann, secretary to five calendar years in Register first week of school. Mrs. Walter Trading List Fish grand prize of $350 in cash, as was Archbishop John T. McNicholas, work, is an alumnus of St. Wade, president of the Regis 16.34 Tremont KE. 4554 previously planned, there will be a O.P., has the degrees S.T.D. and Thomas’ seminary and of the Mothers’ club, has announced PREB DELIVERY FREE PARKING 123S E«it Uth Atc. Phont TAbor S47S 1941 Plymouth two-door sedan Ph.L., and has continued to write Basselin course at the Cath that the organization’s meeting awarded as the first prize of the regularly for the Register, National olic University of America, from has been postponed until Thurs MR. .4ND MRS. SHOPPER bazaar. A new idea in the way of Edition. At lea.st five years’ work which institution he has the A.B. day, Sept. 18, The postponement Th* merckantt represented in this leetion are boottere. They ara NOB HILL INN prize awards will be carried out at is required for the Jour. D. and M.A. degrees in Scholastic results from the necessity of con this year’s bazaar. The final grand 42« EAST COLFAX Doctor of Journalism*—Leonard philosophy. He is assistant at the forming to general reorganiza anxious to work with you and are deserving of your patronage. Co* prize award will take place on Holy Ghost church, Denver, and tion. operate with them. The Shirley Garage Mixed Drinks, Draught Beer Saturday evening, Oct. 25. A.Tangney. He is a member of the OFFICIAL AAA GARAGE staff of the Register, National Edi one of the outstanding clerical In the summer months, the fol PHONE TABOR SJll Delicious Dinners St. Bernadette’s society will tion and works also on a number orators of Colorado. The Litt. D. lowing Regis students attended the Dar and Ni(ht Storaga, Repairing, again take charge of the popular of the diocesan editions. His doc has perhaps never before been Denver university summer school Waahing and Grcaaing. Gaaollne and Olla HOT AND COLD LUNCHES Blessed Sacrament refreshment stand at the bazaar. toral thesis is a'complete rewriting given in Denver as a “ degree in of .speech; Guy Reed in dramatics U31-37 LINCOLN 8T. Tour Bosineca U AppreHatcd B«re Mrs. P. F. McNulty, assisted by of the Style Book of the Register course.’’ and debating, James Garry in dra Mrs. Robert Diehl and Mrs. Bill Newspapers, a task that only q Studied Directly from ‘Summa’ matics, and Thomas Phelan and Wagner, will head the committee thoroughly trained journalist and Master of Arts in Journalism— John (ileason in debating. in charge of the booth. Their work English scholar could do. The last the Rev. Lawrence C. Walter of Kearney St. LAWSON DRUG G 0 .E ;'r » 3 ers include Mmcs. Jerry Bohan, the Cincinnati archdiocese. Father Active also in the summer were Prescription SpecItlisU — W« AppreettU Catholic Patronagt Style Boole wa.s written by the Very groups that assisted at the Domin STIITIOnS Lou Carroll, Stella McDonald, Joe Rev. Monsignor Maurice Helmann, Walter has spent the past 24 Gorman, and William Secord, mem months training in Denver, where ican Sisters’ bazaar. Camp Santa ll'tt JTistp tn Buy at fF'eisi Jour.D., of Lincoln, Nebr., editor Maria, and Vail Community cen bers of St Bernadette's organiza of the Southeni Nebraska Register. he is a.s.sistant at St. John the tion. On Saturday evening, the Evangelist’s church. He is an ter. Counselors at Camp Bende- Fairfax Hardware t6ui Mr. Tangney is an alumnus of the meer included George Hay, 'Vin W EIS S DRUG ISOSutiana final night of the bazaar, these University of Nebraska. alumnus of St. Gregory’s Prepara (Colfax A Fairfax) particular women will be assisted, tory seminary and of Mt. St. cent Domenico, Arthur Milner, Prescription Specialists FertiliiGcr, Seedi. Garden Tooli, Paint Doctors of Letters— The Rev. and John Blockson. as has been the custom, by their Mary’s of the West seminary, Cin Fret DrIWerr Lawnmowera Machine Sharpened respective husbands. cinnati. During his major semi BAUR'S ICE CREAM EA. 3777 5022 E. Colfax CUT RATE Cla»e« Open Sept. 2 nary years, he was one of the P. E. RINEHART. Prop. group of selected students taught EAst 1814 Colfax and Elm Classes will be resumed for both Friendly, neighborhood Pow- St. Dominie'a. W. 32nd Are. & Speer i T F directly from the Summa Theo- Cathedral, Eaat Colfax and Race St. the high and grade schools Tues erine stations are conven logiea of _St. Thomas Aquinas. St. Francie de Salea', Cedar & S. Bdwy day morning. Sept 2. The fac K O A SERVICE John C. iently located in every Den Owing to the kindne.ss of the St, John'a, Speer Bird. & Clarkaon ulty will include 17 Loretto Sisters, ver parish. They offer you Hair Ghoat, Hlh St. A Tremont Archbishop of Cincinnati, he will STATION Scholl Bl. Sacrament—E. 23rd A Kearney St. the O’Neil sisters, the three priests most in motoring satisfac P L FEIST spend, another year in Denver. Texaco Products FINEST St. Philomena'a. 8th Are. AColo. Bird. of the parish, and Father George tion. Loyola, E. 18th Are. and Race St. Master of Journalism—Harry C. Free Call For and Delivery MEATS AND Spehftr of St. Catherine’s pari.sh. GROCERIES C.4THEDRAL St. Catherine’a. 38th Are. & Fed. BWd. O’Neill, a page proofreader on the GREASING ~ WASHING St. Eliiabeth'a—W. Colfax A 8th St. Father Spehar will again be the Tire and Battery Service E. loth A Washington (St. Louii’ Parish, Englewood) Register staff. In this wqrk, he 2818 Pslrfsx senior class adviser and will con The Fea.st of St. Louis will be EM. 9917 Colfax at Jaiimlnr i.s one of the men who pa.sses the Parishioners Treated Courteously CM. 27M duct the Church history classes. ob.served with a High Mass at 10 last word on th^ 30 editions of the No one as yet has been appointed DEPENDABLE POWERINE PETROLEUM PRODUCTS o’clock this Sunday, Aug. 31. The paper just before they go to press. PHONE EA. 6142 i to succeed Miss O’Annamae Duffy, parishioners are invited to re A man must be thoroughly trained RES. PHONE EMERSON 5302 , assistant in research work in the ceive Communion in honor of their in journalism, English, and Cath (St. Joseph’s Parish) THDMPSGN BROS. BEARCAT-ETHYL...P0W£RINE'72'6AS...P0WER-LUBl MOTOR OIL history department. Colber Jones parish patron. olic and literary data to do this The following letter wa.s re B. NANCE < has renewed his contract for the School will reopen this Tuesday, work. Mr. O’Neill has the A.B. ceived recently from the Vatican 19th and Elm St. coming year to coach the high Sept. 2, at 9 o’clock. Wednesday, from St. Thomas’ college, St. Paul, in reply to the spiritual bouquet ■’ Phone EAsl 7715 or 7716 DRY GOODS CO. ; St. Joseph'’^ school in sports, including football, sent to His Holiness at Easter by Sept. 3, at 9 o’clock there will be Minn., and the Bachelor of Jour Quality Groccriea — Fresh Vesetables basketball, and baseball. The Rev. a High Mass in honor of th s Holy nalism degree from the Register the children of SL Joseph’s grade ^School Clothes for the Kiddies, ird- A. Leyden will, for the Complete Stock of Birds Eye Fish r EAST COLFAX AT FAIRFAX Ghost to ask God’s blessing on the college. He is now a student of school: BF.RNICE NANCE i TA. 7080 STB A INCA Registered Watches, successive year, head the school year. theology in the course for editorial DAL VATICANO, HUDSON MOTOR CARS • | Optomctriit Jewelry. ^ Two new sisters arrived from workers. July 12, 1941. In Charge Diamonds < St. Louis in the past week, Sister Master of Letters— Francis D. Dear Reverend Mother, IT’S .4 TRICK REPAIRING A CAR Santa Fe Oil Co. LaTourette, James T. Feely, the It is my honored duty to inform ijin’t w) capy. You have to knovf modern West Side'* Largest Service Station On Credit Credit j Monica Joseph and Sister Florence Can you make a match light and other extra-curricular Rev. Edward A. Breen, and the you that tl\e rich and beautiful automohilos and all their technicali- HARRY LEISENRING Complete General Electric Appliencea ^ Marie. Sister Monica Joseph is a twice? tioa. When you brinjt your car here, Refrigerators. Radio*. W'ashing Rev. James Scanlon. Mr. La spiritual bouquet, which you for Washing — Grcaaing — Acceitorlei native of Colorado. Crested Butte I f i easy. Blow it out and then drop you can be confident that we’ll find the Motor Tune up General Repairing Machines. Etc. The sacristy appointments for is her home town. Tourette, an alumnus of St. warded to the Holy Father re it on the floor. trouble immediately—and will know KTH A SANTA FE nniVE III le week of Aug. 30 include Mrs. Thomas’ seminary, Denver, and the cently in the name of the children what tn do about it. That means lower The cafeteria will be in opera repair bill. Give us a trial. rank Aliota and Mrs. Vincent tion with the opening of school. Gregorian university in Rome, is of the St. Joseph grade school, Billy Van’s Grocery r'endling. Mr. Morrill, who was in charge page proofreader a n d special has brought joy and comfort to n i j l i M w E Eucharistic devotions and the when school closed, will again man ^•riter on the staff of the Register. the heart of His Holiness, The and Market , erpetual novena to the Sacred age the cafeteria. The customary Mr.. Feely, a special writer on the august Pontiff is particularly ap SMITH MOVE THE MARKET OF QUALITY Heart of Jesus are conducted every chai-ge of five cents a meal will be National staff, is an alumnus of preciative at this time of the fil "riday evening at 7:30. continued. This charge may be the Basselin course at the Catholic ial solicitude which prompts his GARAGE Frmme Houoes, Gantfet 16 ozs, to the Pound St, Anne's society sponsored a changed, if the cost of foodstuffs University of America (A.B. and beloved children to share in his icnic at Berkeley park Tuesday, becomes too high. The cafeteria is M.A.) and of St. Thomas’ semi- sorrows and to assist him in bear D. H. SMITH, Prop. Far S«-vlca— KExataoa —— j 320 Santa Fe Dr. Phone TA. 0538 ^ GENERAL REPAIRING ••ea A Wmbmiae, IS2I 20«b At. ug. 26. The affair was well at- under the management of the naiy. Both Messrs. LaTourette ing the tremendous burdens which Official State Inspection Station ------J UNION SHOP 1 WPA. St. Louis’ school has shared and Feely are finishing their theo have been placed upon him. U78 JASMINE 1 in the project since its inception logical courses in the Register-St. It was, therefore, with especial Rear of Brown’a Grocery, just off Mrs. Knotek is seriously ill at in Arapahoe county. Thomas’ seminary classes for edi affection that the Holy Father _ .Eaat Colfax Annuneiation t. Anthony’s hospital. Members of St. Louis’ school or torial workers. Father Breen is commanded me to convey his pa Fender and Body Work Michael Mullin and Rosemary chestra have held weekly practices an alumnus of the Basselin course ternal Apostolic blessing to you EM. 9849 lowling exchanged max-riage vows in the summer months. New mem at the Catholic university (A.B. and to the'■ children of St. Jos nP IIP C LOWEST 1 sfore the Rev. Edward A. Ley- bers are invited to join the orches and M.A.) and of St. Thomas' eph’s grade school who placed this UnUUO PRICES IN DENVER ' D E S E L L E M en preceding a Nuptial Ma.ss Sat- tra, which is under the direction seminary. He is an instructor in great spiritual treasure at his dis HJEL AND FEED CO. Irday, Aug. 23. Bob Dowling was of L. Jeunnehomme. philosophy in the classes for edi position. St. John’^s CHARLES A. DeSELLEH 1 est man, and Mary Mullin was Hostes.ses at the. Altat society torial workers conducted by the With sentiments of esteem and We Ship by Rail ridesmaid. law’n party were Mmes. G. Bann, Register college. Father Scanlon, of religious devotion, I am, dear Frank J. a Cincinnati priest, has had an Reverend Mother, THE 3522a£4 PHONE TA. 3208 Dennis Martin, infant son of Mr. H. Diltz, J. Fennelly, J. Gunzner, Kunde FOOD and Mrs. Louis F. Jones, was bap J. Karlin, E. Kennedy, V. Ker- education of astonishing propor Sincerely yours in Christ, 3401 FRANKLIN ST. | 35TH AND WALNUT InTitea you to OLSON’S STORES RES. PHONE MA 8844 tized Sunday afternoon, Aug. 24. stetter, J. Kohler, C. Leichner, and tions. After making 4he complete (Signed) L. Card. Maglione. CIRCLE The sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. E. Lesage. courses In St. Gregory’s and Mt. St. John HUDSON SALES & SERVICE W. Hartley. The Altar society will meet in St. Mary’s of the West seminaries The Rev. Mother Superior, DRIVE The firms listed here de- ; 3660 Downing TA. 1478 Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Gehl and in Cincinnati, he went to the Al- St. Joseph Grade School, 3030 E. 6ih— E.4. 1801 the rectory Tuesday afternoon, ^Service Station 8019 E. Coif.z EM. 278t serve to be remembered , daughter, Eleanor, formerly of this Sept. 2, at 2 o’clock. There will bertinum at the University of Fri DENVER. 575 Josephine 27S0 W. 29th GL. 3818 Y I G HEBERT bourg, Switzerland, where he spent Fextival Plant Under Way r EA. 6525 when you are distributing parish and now residents of Oak be Rosary and Benediction in the land, Calif., enjoyed a two-week church at 1:30 preceding the meet four years in graduate work in The officers of the various par "At Your Strrte.” AUTO.MOTIVE SERVICE theology'. The war made it neces ish societies met Tuesday evening your patronage in the dif V SINCE 1913 visit with Mr. Gehl’s sisters, Mrs. ing. Those attending the meeting EMPIRE in the rectory parlors to formulate ferent lines of business. CONOCO SERVICE STATION J. J. Weakland of Holy Family will have an opportunity to see the sary ifor him to return home PAT’S TAVER N 3659 Downing CH. 3080 parish and Mrs. A. L. Rhoton of remodeling that has been done shortly before he was to get the plans for the fall festival. Much PAT HAGGERTEY. Prop. CLEANERS Loyola parish. in the rectory. S.T.D. degree and Archbishop Mc enthusiasm was manifested and Nicholas sent him to Denver for a the goal was set at a minimum of HI Percent Wince. Been and Ale AND year’s editorial training. He will $3,000. This year a Plymouth LUNCHES - SANDWICHES DYERS Vincent de Paul\ enter the Catholic University of sedan will be given away. Comer, 3rd and Detroit MORE THAN $7,000 NETTED America in September for another New parishioners are requested EMerion 2989 year’s graduate work in theology to reg[ister at the rectory as a cen 2434 B. 6tb Are. SDUTH GAYLDRD and to get the S.T.D. degree. Since sus will be taken in the fall. m m NO leaving high school. Father Scan Sister Mary Scholastica has SAVE MONEY BAKERY Ion has spent 13 years in higher been reappointed principal of St. DRY WASH COST (St. Catherine’x Parish) street; crucifix, Robert Mohr, study and will make it 14 in the Joseph’s high school. No change The firms listed here de For Man to Call emd Give Eetl- Fluffy, Flakey Homemade St. Catherine’s 20th annual car next school term. has been made this year in the 7 lb. 49c mates on Packing and Shipping 4577 Alcott; picture,. Agnes Hal- serve to be remembered KEyatone 6228 | Pastry nival closed Saturday night, Aug. linan, 4535 Elm court; salt and Studying Philosophy, Theology high school faculty. Additional pounds...... iOG Oftc* aad Warehouae. 1521 2»th 9L 1 PE. 7318 ' 1024 8^. GarlarO 23, with another successful record pepper set, Rosemary Close, 3459 Bachelors’ degrees in journalism Word has been received that Fa Shirts finished...... — ...... —.08 when you are distributing ------/I posted to the credit of the history Alcott; statue, Mrs. D. Flaherty, were given to Paul H. Hallett, a ther Vincent McCartan, C.SS.R., your patronage in the dif of the carnivals. Slightly over 3115 W. Denver place; permanent graduate of Regis college; John F. chaplain in the U. S. army, is to PIERCE’S LAUNDRY & $7,0M will be netted from the ef- wave. Ruby Curran, 3860 Fed Arnold, a graduate of the be transferred from Ft. Cronkite ferent lines of business. ^iit. Franci.^ de Sale^i* f o i^ of the carnival workers, and eral; permanent wave, Max Merz, Univex'sity of Nebraska; Linus to the bombing field at Pendleton, DRY CLEANERS the Rev. Dr. D. A. Lemieux, pas- 3910 Zuni street; cuff links, Mr. M. Riordan, a graduate of Regis; Ore. 2nd Are. and Fillmore St. EA. 9661 tot of the parish, expre.sses thanks Badenshort, 3061 W. 39th; clean Walter Kra^i^ an alumnus of Engagement Announced - to\ the parishioners and their { ing order, James O’Brien, 3110 Regis; George Kelly, a graduate Mr. and Mrs. George Ehalt of Lincoln Creamery fri^ds who contributed to the W. 41st, and Frank Sero, 2919 W. of Citrus college, California, and this parish announce the engage .815 E. Expofilinn SP, 3233 W. M. WITTE 1745 S Brr>adwB7 gp. t412 success of this year’s event. Denver place; casserole. Rose John E. Truxaw, a graduate of ment of their daughter, Lucille, a S i. Dominicks Dairy Prndurls Delivered Grocery and Market The principal prizes were as! Wiener, 2966 W. 39th; pillow, Loyola univei-sity, Los Angeles, graduate of the high school in follows: 1941 Plymouth automo Mary Reilly, 1401 S. Sherman; and an alumnus of the University 1940, to Joseph Luchetta, Jr., son Artytrherp in City. Corn Fed Meats Fresh Fish refrigerator set, Anna Bledia, of California at Los Angeles. All of Joseph Luchetta, Sr., of Our TRY OUR bile t.o John Ricotta, 4522 Elm When buying from the ALWAYS INN Staple Groceriei, Fresh Vegetables court; Kelvinator, Mrs. Sandoz, 4955 King street; hope chest,. D. these men are members of the Lady of Mt. Carmel parish. SI UF.HB BABY MII.K Register editorial staff. Except firms advertising in this 7AI OOtT'TU irxOAVJ BD iaA*. 3115 )V. 38th; combination radio Haney, 2654 W. 32nd avenue; L|QU0R STORE aUDiH LliftAN PE 0934 and phonograph. Miss Freda Mills, PT.A. yoyo spread, K. S. Brady, when a man has had exceptional paper, please mention that Pine Ridge, S. Dak.; silver service, 4402 Umatilla; luncheon set, Mr. graduate study before, ha must Circle Receives Liquors - Wines • Beers Fricas.see of Chicken Mrs.D. Feely,4445 Bryant; watch, Mahoney, 3621 Humboldt; Via work through the baccalaureate you saw their advertise Bottle or Cate If rdnesilny, 4 to It P.M. Smith Dry Goods Store Grace Ann Breen, 3459 Marion; Dolorosa lamp, M. Boggio, 1742 degree in journalism before higher **AII Popular Brandi in Stock’* ment. 2620 W. 32ND AVE. PH. GRuid 9849 Nfw Owner—Ella L. Conner |lamp, George Pfohl, 4735 Clay W. 34th avenue; afghan, J. F. degrees are given to him, regard Swi.s .Nteaki. hiuI Miialirnoni 2 New Members Free Delivery on North Side .''aiirc DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. DRESSES, i Lubinski, 3138 W. 41st; table less of a previous baccalaureate. GIFTS, TOYS. AND SCHOOL cloth, Rose Samet, 4253 Hooker; Messrs. Arnold and Kranz are tak B 1 » E . A - W E E SUPPLIES Regis to Have afghan, F. E. Majors. 4238 Al ing a full seminary course in Miss Rosemary Schackley enter 81.5 BroadHar KE. 9731 1128 E. ALAMEDA cott; groceries, H. Vollmer, 3315 Scholastic philosophy to fit them tained the Little Flower circle of St. Philomena*s W. 37th; treasure chest, Mrs. Cal better for editorial work; Mr. the Junior Tabernacle society at vert, 39.34 Federal; Mrs. lacino.’s Hallett la.st year did English work the August meeting. Two new We Appreciate Your Freshman Tests The firms listed here de The firms listed here de cake.s, Mr. and Mrs, Thoro, 4136 in the University of Denver; members who joined this group Patronage PROGRESSIVE King, and Joe Gu.st, 4258 Irving; Messrs. Riordan and Truxaw are were Misses Mary Ellen Feely serve to be remembered serve to be remembered (Regis College) candy. Mrs. Purcell, 4050 Bryant; taking theology under professors and Rosemary McClain. SHOE SHOP when you are distributing when you are distributing The annual orientation program Mrs. G. C. Rogers, 4725 Federal, from St, Thomas’ seminary in Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Sgya (the Gratum Fruit Store Hare the children's shoes for freshman students will be held and Paul Villano, 4312 Umatilla. Register college classes. former Elizabeth Cullen of the FREE OELIVEBT your patronage in the dif your patronage in the dif fi.xed up for school. at Regis college on Sept. 8 and 9. Mit* Kaltriter Honored The Register college of journal Little Flower circle) are the GLENN SCHAFBUCa. Prop. The program will begin at 9 ism was chartered Nov. 30, 1931. ferent lines of business. ferent lines of business. Florence Kaltriter, former pre parents of a girl, Mary Agnes, 288 .SO. PE.\N. o’clock Sept. 8 and will include It has given more than 60 degrees. EM. 2736 3126 E. COLFAX fect of the Young Ladies’ sodality, bom July 29 at St. Joseph’s hos psychological tests and placement Every student is required to take pital. tests in mathematics and English. was honored at a bridal shower given at the home of the present a graduate course in English for Betty Jo Adams recently re COLO. BLVD. DRUG CO. This year’s program will also two years under the professorship turned from a visit to Oregon and Loyola include a vocational aptitude test, prefect. Miss Barbara Bates, E. COLFAX AT EA. 3833 FREE ZIP Wednesday evening, Aug. "S?. of Hattie Horner Louthan. Jour California. Mary Wilson spent her COLO. BLVD. WM. A. GEDDES the results of which will be used nalism is taught by means of an vacation in Texas, and Mary Bahl DELIVERY by freshman advisers in helping intensive tutored reading course traveled to Ohio. Rocky Fiori Cash Saver Drug students pick careers in their Edith Malo Is Engaged based on the Oxfordian principle, Miss Cecelia Garland was host APPRECIATES CATHOLIC freshman year. The test has been To Lieut. W. R. Easton followed by work on the various ess to the members of the Im Holy lihoKt PATRONAGE Stores, Inc. prepared by,the Science Research l^blications, always under correc maculate Conception circle when EM. 8816 Associates of Chicago. Tests for Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Malo an tion. The training is a good deal they met on Friday evening, Aug. W . make old ahoet Work called for Rocky’s Pharmacy the following aptitudes will also nounce the engagement of their more thorough than can be given 22. look Ilka ntw and dellrered Downtown Price, at Your Door daughter, Edith, to Lieut. William SUMBSER OFFER I7th & Race EA. 9867 FREE FAST DELIVERY be given; Scientific, computational, in university schools of journalism, Miss Adele Gammeter of the musical, artistic, literary, social Rex Easton of Middleberg, Va., With ord^ of 81.00 or more wt will PRESCRIPTIONS LIQUORS 2870 COLO. BLVD. because largely circulated publica Mother of God mrcle recently flew Your Master Shoe give half dram bottle of Fleur-De* service, and persuasive. and Washington, D. C. Miss Malo tions are available for the work. to Salt Lake city to become tht Lorraine Perfume free with this ad. The Very Rey. Robert M. Kel is the granddaughter of the late Rebuilder and Key Shop The journalistic degrees given are bride of Earl Stone in the Salt LORRAINE CO. ley, SJ., president of the college, Mr. and Mrs. J, K. Mullen. She considered as professional, not 893 ISth Street Lake Cathedral. The couple will TAbor 0812 1650 Lawrence 8L KE. 7748 announced the following appoint attended Sacred Heart convent at academic, degrees. The college has make their home there. Holy Family Noroton, Conn.; Farmington, and ALL WORK SHOES Opposite American National Bank ments in the college for the aca the regular seminary courses in Miss Ann Campbell of Mother GUARANTEED DYED-SRINED ------— _____ aiL______demic year of 1941-1942: The Mme. Boissier’s school in Paris. philosophy and theology, and is of God circle recently spent some Rev. William J. Stackhouse, S.J., She is a member of the Junior the only school in America where time in* Buena Vista visiting When buying from the MOVING - BAGGAGE league of Denver. uj6ST6Rn mcssenGCR will become director of Carroll laymen who intend to spend their friends. Omr firms advertising in this hall and student counselor for Lieut. Etston is the son of Mrs. Clover Leaf Express life in the lay state are given Mrs. Marion Kelly, president of MMIBitY day rtudents; the Rev. Edward S, William R. Easton of Middleburg, theological training by seminary the Junior Tabernacle society, is T A b o r paper, please mention that TRUNKS TO AND FROM DEPOT Cara to E««t aad Wo»t Preusch, S.J., will be in charge of Va. He attended Columbia uni professors. traveling in Southern Colorado on you saw their advertise FBIGIDA1RE8 — LIGHt HAULING sodality activities and will teach versity and Harvard business Because of the amount of labora her vacation. lit 4 15th of Eoeh Month phvsics; the Rev. Joseph P. Don 5349 , Reasonable Prices school and is a member of the tory work involved, a considerably Miss Dorothy Walsh of Our Lady ment. nelly, S.J., will act as counselor for m A WarakauM, MSI 3mk St. *970 Xarler GRand 0008 _ naval reserve corps. No date has longer time is required for any de of Loretto circle motored to Cali Lei Ua OeliTtr Tear Packagat students residing in Carroll hall been' set for the wedding. gree than in moat univeraitiee. fornia with friends. 424 18TH ST. L V 1 Thursday, Aug. 28, 1941 PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock' Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER ' Teleph'one,' KEystone '42.05 The Denver Catholic Register Sorrowed by ^Cheating/ Schlatter President______Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, D.D. W e carry a complete line Editor...^__ .^.....Rt Rev. Msgr. Matthevr Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D. Managring Editor...... Hubert A. Smith, Jour.D. Vanished, Was Never Seen Again Associate Editors— M. F. Everett, Jour.D.; Charles J. McNeill, A.B., of Books us ed in all Jour.D.; Rev. Walter Canavan, Jour.M., M.A.; Rev. John Cavanagh, (Continued From Page One) replied without the usual gentle sharp lookout Whole communi M.A. (Basselin, C. U. of A .), Jour.M.; Rev. Edward A. Bagen, M.A. awakening faith in the benefi smile. ties took up the search. Many re Parochial schools, first to (Basselin, C.;U. of A .); Leonard Tangney, A.B., Jour.M. cence of &e Almighty. “ Why is that?” ports, and all false, began coming “ This sermon, published in full, “ Why, you know the power in over the telephone and telegraph put the hall mark of confidence on comes through here,” touching his wires. Schlatter' was reported • eighth grades. ' ■ Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. seen in a dozen widely separated (Continued From Page One) the humble man, who now was forehead, “ and passes down literally swamped by, the number through my neck” places on the same day. Extra These members will meet Satur Published Weekly by of- those flocking to him. His Those were his last words to us editions were issued and eagerly day. Sept. 6, in Denver and there ‘work,* as he called it, was far from men who for close to two months bought. A Times staff man, with THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) after will convene whenever prob finished when he stole forth alone had daily “ covered” him for our ‘!a pair of powerful night glasses,” A l s o Bible Histories and lems of policy arise. in the dead of night never to be respective papers. perched on a knoll near Boulder, 938 Bannock Street The CCIA has been authorized seen again or heard from.’* Joseph It was a very different scene saw what he asserted was the by the North Central Association Emerson Smith, beginning another when, the next morning, Thursday, healer preparing to retire, the Catechisms for all grades. Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 of High Schools and Colleges to reminiscence of his newspaper days walked the short distance from shade being up in the lamp-lighted direct and control all extra-cur nearly half a century ago, con the cable line to the Fox cottage. room in a distant farm house. ricular activities in state'-Catholic tinued: The familiar long Tine was lack Vicious dogs, he wrote, prevented Subscription: $2.00 per year. high schools. The body will rule ing; instead, the street was blocked him from rushinp; in and making Vigil Lights, 6 for 10c, 20c doz.>^^ on whether or not various schools Appalled at Exploitation My conviction then, as now, co by groups, gradually disintegrat sure. Investigation by other pa will be permitted to participate in 40c doz., 45c doz. and up Thursday, Aug. 28, 1941 incides with that of Alderman ing. You could hear the low buzz pers disclosed this as a pure fake. regional or interstate athletic, Fox, the healer’s host, that Schlat of talk, of questions asked, and Often ‘Seen,’ Neyer Found speech, or commercial contests. In the frequent moans and cries of ter grew disgusted and then ap Schlatter was “ seen” plodding the past there has been no govern' women. Some were weeping quietly. palled at the way he was being ex with a knapsack, his long golden OFFICIAL: DIOCESE OF DENVER ing organization over these phases The chill clear air was no longer ploited for gain by the “ money hair streaming in the cold wind, of school life, other than the vari hideous in the carrying of shouts JAMES CLARKE The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. changers” in the multitudes at his ous institutions themselves. at dusk up Ute pass below Pike’s We confirm it as the official publication of the Diocese. Whatever open air temple. Scores of men of the hawkers and the whistling peak. When the Republican re The CCIA will not supersede of the popcorn stands. Two streams appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or those and a very few women were reap porter, in a horse-drawn bugg>’ any organization now in existence of humanity, one going, one com Church Goods House of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. ing day after day well-filled purses hired in Colorado Springs and and the power to arrange all atb ing, passed along the board walk We hope The Register will be read in every hprae of the by selling to latecomers places driven at “ breakneck speed” in the letic scnedules, speech confer- to the Fox porch. Headquarters for Article* of O.erotion, Diocese. held by themselves and by their night, overtook the pedestrian, the ences, etc., will remain with “ What’s happened to the ‘ Mes Church Finishings, Books for the We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in agents in the line. 1 remember healer turned out te be a simple Catholie Leity and Clergy. groups at present sponsoring such how four well-to-do men from siah’ ?” I asked Policeman Sulli the children of the Diocese for the ’reading of The Register. programs. hobo. I spent more than one very Omaha, stopping at the Brown van. 1636-,38 Tremont Street Phone TAbor 3789 « URBAN J. VEHR, “ Gone! Maybe it’s a trick to uncomfortable windy night in the Aug. 5, 1931. Bishop of Denver. Enrollment of 14^66 Palace hotel, had bought places for foothills, one of them at the village $1.50 each and how, that evening, get him some rest—but he ain’t of Lyons on the St. Vrain, follow here.” Increase of 2D0 Pupils after agreeing it was unfair to the ing rumors. Actually, &hlatter “ Why, he wasn’t to stop treat The diocesan educational insti patient poor and suffering in the was never seen, although it was es ing, according to Fox’s announce tutions last year had an enroll blocks-long queue, they sent $6 to tablished within the week that h< “ PENVER-a MOST PROGRESSIVE LAUNDRY" ment, until tomorrow.” ment of 14,566, an increase of more Schlatter with the request that had spent Thursday night at the “ There’s a note on the porch; than 200 pupils over the preceding it be given to “ some real charity.” Rooney ranch near Green moun t h k ; < a m 'a d i ; l a u i v d r y Fakirs sold on downtown streets it says he’s made a getaway.” year, it is shown in the annual re- tain west of Denver, the Rooneys “TRY OUR NEW SERVICE" ort just issued by the Rev. Hubert handkerchiefs alleged to have been ‘Healer Hat Departed’ withholding the information until lewell, diocesan superintendent “ blessed” by the touch of the Great news for the entire United the healer was well on his way Complete Laundry Service of schools. The enrollment figure healer’s palms and his prayers. (Continued From Page One) States and its possessions— if true! into the mountains. From that 1817 Msrkst WE CALL F0R AND DELIVER TA. I i 'V Thursday, Aug. 28, 1941 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone ’4205 PAGE FIVE TWO FORMER GREELEY GIRLS PI[B10 CADETS No Trouble At Ail School work and hoou; work will b« c**r U TAKE STEPS AS RELIGIOUS there ii no itrain on your child'* PniJY Tl/IVS / v f V u f l the Savage dude ranch, 23 miles from Gypsum, were enjoyed by CHEMIST-PRIEST SACRED HEART CHURCH SCENE X U m UJ X It'll- Grand Junction Columbian Squires shown here. The campers, COLORADO SPRINGS PARISH left to right, are Oliver Hall, Randall Hall, Ted Spam, Bob Smith, Janies Stranger, Andy Williams, Bobby Doland, and Donald C. Beatty, chaperon. The trip was made possible through the co-operation of the HELPS HAIR^ Knights of Columbus stale council and Grand Junction council .No. 1062. The squires enjoyed horseback Do vou suffer from Itching Scalp. Dandruff FOR 3 FUNERALS IN BOULDER TO HAVE ONE-WEEK MISSION or Thinning Hair, which moj Indicata riding, fishing, a picnic, and made a ftudy of the squires’ by-laws and constitution. approaching baldntoaT Don't dalar—atarg NOW to 000 the remarkahlo compound, Boulder.— (Sacred Heart Par K. Requiem High Mass was Colorado Springs.— The Rev. Wood avenue, from 2 to 5 o’clock prepared by Fr. Jamet Gilmore, which ish)— A Reouiem High Mass was offered Tuesday, Aug. 26, for grew perfect hair on head of bald atu- Geprge P. Sunday, C.SS.R., will Tuesday, Aug 26. Mrs. Henry dent Since then oyer 60.000 bottlee have offered Monday, Aug. 25^^ for Mrs. Mrs. Marion W. Reed, whose conduct a week’s mission in Cor been told, Royeltlee going to charity. (Jure Dierkes, president of the guild, Carmel LaTorra Chittim, who died death was the result of a heart pus Christi church beginning Sun everywhere leetify to wonderful reeulte ob- ^ Friday morning as the result of attack , Saturday, Aug. 23. She headed a committee that included: tsi"***- Order through your druggiet or day, Sept. 21. , , „ - C l i*pt- etore. who will gladly get it for yon If food poisoning. She was the wife had been at home about two weeks Sister Rosella, principal of the Mrs. William Noll, Mrs. Frank;they do not have it on hand. Prieea: GI<^ of Clifliord C. Chittim, assistant following a major operation. Bom school, announces the following t^nway,C on w av M mrs. rs D weiia ella narriatnn urBrn8W)n,Uj I"’®''* Shampoo 60c. Hafrmore Scalp treatloo. Lotion U. S. attorney general, whose in Minnesota in 1881, she had been faculty assignments: Sister Her- a resident^of Boulder for 22 years Mrs. Joseph Esch, Mrs. George'oilmore-burke. inc.. Seattio. Waafc, offices are in Denver. They were mine will teach the lower grades. and an active member of the Altar Rieder, and Mrs, Evelyn Haskin.j^------married in Boulder in 1932 and Sister Clementine, the middle society. She is survived by her have two children, Claire Louise grades, and Sister Etheltrudins Following a visit with relatives: husband, three sisters, and the fol and Clifford Alfred. will devote her full time to the here for a week, Mr. and Mrs.i lowing eight children: Misses Boys and Young Men Mrs. Chittim was born here in teaching of piano and music. This 1894 and attended the parochial Marguerite, Elizabeth, and Anna Jerry O’Driseoll and daughter,' is a new department at the school vlihinf to bo PriMtj or Brothort Ib tht Mae' Reed,and Tommy and Jimmy Geraldine, returned to their home school and Mt. St. Gertrude’s and fills a long felt want. Sister Ordor of 8t» CftMlIlat mty writ# to tlio all in Boulder, and Mrs. Bemarc in Mempnis, Tcnn. academy. She was graduated Rosella will again have charge of Bor. Father Sapcrior. St. CanlllBa Burger, Mrs. Thomas Goggin, and from the University of Colorado MonaxUrr, 1611 So. 26th SL, Hlliraakta. Willard Reed, all of Denver. Fa the upper grades. The Rev. An Sacred Heart Parish i music school and became an in thony Elzi, pastor, announced on Wiac. ther John offered the Requiem GRAND JUNCTION SODALITY structor in piano. For many years, Orphans Feted at Sunday that the school has been The Rev, Hugh McManus of, Mass, and burial was made in she was organist and choir direc completely modernized. A record Mason City, 1«„ last week vis Green Mountain cemetery. tor of Sacred Heart church. Since enrollment is expected for the ited the Rev, Joseph R, Kane,- her marriage, she had been active On Tuesday morning, Aug. 26, ELECTS OFFICERS FOR YEAR O.M.I., at Sacred Heart rectory. Carmelite Sisters of the Father Harold Glentzer, O.S.B., school reopening on Sept. 2.. in city musical’ circles. A sister, Tuesday, Aug, 19, at the home of Divine Heart of Jesus offered a Requiem High Mass for Fair in Pueblo Joe Vollmer has returned to, Mil Miss Evelyn LaTorra, secretary to three daughters of Jackson, Mich., waukee, Wise., after spending his Mrs. Rose Garvin, the Junior New Daafhtera of food familiM from IN to Dr. Frank R. Spencer, makes her Charles C. Davis, who died at a Grand Junction. — IVednesday man guild met. Father Kane out 2S years of age. who with' to consecrate are house guests of Mr. and Mrs. vacation with his parents, Mr. and home with the Chittim family, local sanitarium Friday, Aug. 22. evening, Aug. 27, the junior so lined the program and officers themselTcs to the Sacred Heart o( Jesus He had been a resident of Boulder Pueblo.— Monday, Aug. 25, was dality girls held their meeting at C. W. Wilson, 433 N. Fifth. Mrs. Mrs. Frank Vollmer. for the salvation of soylSf may apply to Others surviving are five brothers, were elected as follows: President, for 16 years, having come here joy day for 75 children of the the home of the outgoing prefect. Sauer is a sister of Mrs. C. W. Banns of marriage were -an Reverend Mother Provincial, Carmel John F. LaTorra, owner of Mrs. Neal Craft; secr^ ry, Mrs. D. C. Jm 1214 Kavanaofh Place, from his birthplace in Kentucky. Sacred Heart orphanage and the Miss Betty Lee Morse, who was as Wilson. nounced Sunday for Dr. John Spil- Boulder shoe store, and Richard, A. G. Wittman; treasurer, Mrs. Waawatooa, Witcoiuin. He was 41 years old, and is sur Lincoln home, as they paid their sisted by her mother, Mrs. J. Lee Paul Schneible, affiliated with lane of Fort Clark, Tex., and Miss who is associated with him; Domi George Bohrson. Plans were made vived by his wife, Mrs. Rosetta a'nnual vish to the state fair car the U. S. grazing department (he nic of Monroe, Mich; Victor, Morse, and her sister, Miss Ellen Margaret M. Ruddy. for a bridge and tea to be given in nival under" the auspices of the was recently transferred to Raw electrician on the administrative Davis; five sons, and one daughter. Morse. Election of officers re John Durcan attended the three- September at the home of Mrs. His parents and several brothers Star-Jounial and Cnieftain and sulted as follows: Willa Egger, lings, W yo.), has been transferred staff of the university, and Nicho Jack Ruback, owner and manager day educational convention of a Craft. las. residing in Denver. Her and sisters live in Kentucky. In prefect; Wilma Mulvihill, vice to the main offices at Salt Lake 5 % to 7 % of the Alamo shot's. life insurance society at the Cliff The Junior Newman .guild, the mother, Mrs. Amelia LaTorra, died terment was made in Columbia prefect and reporter; Mary Petra- City. House, Manitou, Aug. 25-27. Mr. in February of this year. cemetery. Children of the McClelland home feso, unanimously re-elected sec Miss Virginia Mendicelli, 342 altar boys, and other members of INTEREST FOR LIFE Duncan had the distinction of be Sacred Heart parish held their an The Rev. John Forsyth, O.S.B.. Society Initiation Poitponed will visit the carnival Friday after retary, and Connie Gallagan, Pitkin avenue, was hostess to the ON ing the first to qualify for attend nual picnic at the Pyramid moun officiated at the Mass, and burial Initiation ceremonies for new noon. treasurer. This meeting also senior sodality Thursday evening, ance from the Colorado-Wyoming tain lodge Thursday. Thirty-five was made in Greeij^ Mountain members of St. Jerome’s society For days, the children had served as a farewell function for Aug. 21. White Cliffs of Dover, district. CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY have been postponed out of re looked forward to the visit, some members who are leaving for vari in record form, by Alice Duer members attended. (PEKING) cemetery. I Frank Walters, who spent the ~ , spect to Miss Anna Mae Reed, of them remembering parties of ous colleges and for those who are Miller, was presented by Miss summer at the abbey in Canon jot. M ary S Parish president of the society, whose previous years. Arriving in a body advancing to the senior sodality Lynn Fontaine. A good at City, visited his parents, Mr. and ANNUiTV BONDS mother, Mrs. Marion W. Reed, — the Sacred Heart children had next month. The Very Rev, Nich tendance was noted. Plans are Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Gillis Mrs. L. A. Walters, over the week WriU to passed away Saturday, Aug. 23. walked from their orphanage— olas Bertrand spoke to the out under way for a winter program. of Los Angeles, Calif., are spend- PIGW HflD III end. All wage-earning members of they were greeted by Ruback and going members and greeted the Delicious refreshments were i ing two weeks with relatives here. REV. FATHER RALPH the parish were urged Sunday, Larry Mullins, who, as in previous new members. His talk was fol served. Miss Mary Frances Vollmer Miss Frances Heidelberg and 11026887 spent her vacation at Glenwood 176 W. Adams St. - Chicago Aug. 24, to become members of years, was their escort. lowed by a resume of the trips C. Schaefer Diet in Denver Miss Mary Haney returned from a St. Thomas Aquinas’ society by They rode the merry-go-round, made by Misses Mary and Marge Springs. several weeks’ visit with relatives pledging their financial support to the ferris wheel, the rideo, and the Prinster and Helen Covington this Carl Schaefer,^ well-known Guild Hold, tea and friends in Louisiana and Mis here, passed away in the Den the parish school, which will open scooter cars, and they thronged summer. Jeanne Goettleman also The Corpus Christi guild en sissippi, Miss Helen Walker of ver General hospital Thursday for the fall term Tuesday, Sept. 2. the fun house, the monkey show, gave a few of the highlights of her tertained at a benefit tea at the Pascagoula, Miss., accompanied evening, Aug, 21, of injuries re CLASSIFIED ADS Paonia.— The annual picnic at Parishioners are asked to con etc. Cold soft drinks were served visit to Chicago, Refreshments home of Mrs. Frank Conway, 1612 them home. She will visit here some the City park under the patronage tribute their old clothing to the them to make thefr visit more com were served by the hostesses. ceived the day previous when he time. Rftt# 2Se per word per Ixtue; minimum 12 of the Sacred Heart Altar and was struck by a car while cross wordx. If four or more eonxecutive iteue* St. Vincent de Paul society. Calls plete. Accepts Denver Position Guests of Mrs. Mae Gillis are ar« used, the rate la 20o per word per ia* Rosary society was again an en for such articles will soon be in This marked the fourth year the Miss Mary Agnes Wolf has ac ing the intersection of 13tb street an(^ Speer boulevard in Denver. Miss Josephine Coughlin and Miss •ue. Payment must accompany all orders. joyable event. Many guests from creasing. party for orphans had been held. cepted a position with a garage Mae McLaughlin of St. Louis, Mo. Ads received on Monday will appear ia The body was returned to this tht Issue printed for the following week* the sister Parish of St. Margaret The last Mass of the summer It is one of the big events for the in Denver. The Rev. John Roche, C.M., and Mary in Hotchkiss and from city for burial. season at the Gold Hill chapel is youngsters each year. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Sauer and Sister Alice Carlene of Lorefto CHRIS'TMAS CARDS Bowie were here. The menu and Mr. Schaefer, son of the late being offered on Friday, Aug. 29. Heights college have been visiting the other arrangements ‘ were su The Blue-Bird lodge will close the Professor Schaefer and Mrs. Agnes CHRISTMAS CARDS—America’s finest Must Attend One More Schaefer, a retired Grand Junction their mother, Mrs. Alice Roche. assortments. Unexcelled Religious box, pervised by the president of the following day, and thus it will be IN DHeo eiis Every Day, Birthday. Etching, Personal society, Mrs. J. Delimont of necessary to close the chapel also. teacher, was born in Salida, Oct, Engagement Announced cards. Big profits. Write for tamplea, Paonia. The chapel has enjoyed a success j4, 1910. As a youth he came to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Houser an Robinson Cai^s. Dept. 120, Clinton, Mass. The Rev, J'rancis Auer and Regis Retreat Disappoints this' city with his parents. He was nounced the engagement of their ful summer, with good crowds at NURSES TRAINING SCHOOLS Charles Ruff, seminarian of Ken- tending Mass each Sunday and graduated from the grade schools daughter, Anna, to John Robert ll[ll SiP[RI0R MAKE UP TO S25-S35 WEEK as a Trained and later the high school in this rick seminary, St. Louis, and Mar holy day. The formal dedication Spellman of Cedar Falls, S. Dak., Practical Nurse 1 Learn quickly at home. vin Jones, all of St. Louis, spent of the chapel took place on Aug. 7. city, and attended the Ross busi at a luncheon given Saturday at Booklet Free. Chicago School of Nursing, the past week visiting at the home Father Augustine La Marche, Cenvert, 81, Just a Little ness college. His father was a the Housers’ home. Blue and white Dept. R>8, Chicago. talented musician. Early in life of Jlr. and Mrs. A. A. Schieber. O.S.B., has returned to Holy Cross Durango.— Sister M. De Lourdes 'flowers were used in the living PHOTO FINISHING Miss Marie Antoinette Eckert, abbey. Canon City, after spending Carl studied the violin. is here to take over the manage room and hall. Decorations in the Of the 74 laymen who attended he will join the Regis philosophy After being graduated from the ment of Mercy hospital, a position ROLL DEVELOPED—16 gloss deckle edge a cousin of the Rev. Emil Eckert, the summer in Boulder attending dining room were in white. Cen prints or 8 enlarged prints 25c. CENTURY pastor, is visiting at the rectory. the University of Colorado. His the final retreat of the 25th annual department this fall. local business college, the young which Sister M. Rita efficiently tering the mirrored table were two PHOTO SERVICE. La Crosse. Wise. season at Regis college Aug. 21-24, Other CoDverti Make Retreat jman was employed as a book Miss Eckert is a parishioner of place here is temporarily filled by filled for the past several years. antique white porcelain compotes FREE BOOKLET “ HOW TO TAKE BET St. Paul’s Cathedral, Pittsburgh, Father Glentzer, who will go back one was just a little disappointed. Among those who testified to the keeper in this city, Salt Lake City, Sister Rita has been transferred to filled with stephanotis and gar TER PICTURES” easy to get.! Clip this ad Pa. This is her first visit to Colo to the abbey for the opening of He is Cecil H. Withington, 1635 success of the retreat were two and later in Denver, where he had Mercy hospital, Denver, where she denias. The wedding will take place and send trial roll with 25c (coinl. W> send Steele street, who has not missed made his home for the past three you promptly, postpaid, your booklet, devel rado. school next week. Father Law other converts, a blind man, Wil is assistant laboratory technician. in the late fall. oped negatives, your choice of *8 dcckledged Mrs, J. Payne of Somerset is rence Lutz, O.S.B., and Frater a retreat in nine years. liam A. Lewis, who was baptized years St. Columba’s parochial school The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Edward dated Raytone prints, and coupon entitling confined to the hospital. Stephen Sustrick, O.S.B., have also In 1933, as an Episcopalian with by the Rev. Harley Schmitt on The funeral party arrived will Open Sept. 2. The building J. Flanagan and the Boys Town you to enlargements, or *2 Raytone prints a Catholic wife, Mr. Withing^ton Christmas day, 1940, and a Negro, here Sunday, -Aug. 24, and the of each negative. Ray's Photo Service, DepL Mrs. Tavarez of Crawford is left Boulder after finishing their has been put in order after baseball team will be in Colorado 43*CB. La Crosse, Wise. seriously ill, and the Last Sacra work at the university, and Father attended the conferences conducted Waldo E. Lewis, who came into the body was taken to a local funeral thorough cleaning, oiling, and I Springs Aug. 29-31. Plans have SONGWRITERS ments have been given ,to her. Gerard Goetz, O.S.B., is here from by the Rev. Theodore J. Schulte, S. Church four years ago. home, where Rosary services were varnishing. The teaching staff been completed for a large turn- Several young women of the the abbey to assist in the parish. J. As a result he became a Cath William Lewis, a young attor conducted 'Sunday evening at consists of Sister M. Leo, princi out at the games the team will MtJSiC compoicd to word,. S.nd for pariah are getting ready for their Nine Boulder women made the olic. The convert, now 81 and be ney, was blinded four years ago. A o’clock by Father Bertrand. pal; Sisters M. Monica, M. Joan, , I roniideration. On raquest, Rhyminc college courses., Nelly and Ida ginning to feel his age, feared that tear gas bomb he was examining Burial services were held P*®” ' Pamphlet F r«. PhonoEraph RKord FREE retreat-at Lorctto Heights college M. Julia Ann, and M. Ligouri. Mrs. George Hollenbeck and p®*®' aeeepted, k e e n a n 'S stu d io s , the 1941 retreat might be his last from the church Monday morning Pagotta will go to Gunnison and last weekend. They were Mmes. while on one of his first cases acci daughter, Georgia, left Wednes-! ? v . Bo. 2uo. Bridgrj o r ^ Coj^n. and decided it would be appropriate at 9 o’clock, with Father Bertrand A Requiem Mass for John Cum Grand Junction, respectively, and Francis J. Reinert, Frank J. dentally went off in his face and de mins will be celebrated Saturday, fn r T nner SONG POEMS WANTED for immedista to make it under his first retreat- officiating. Burial was made in day, Aug. 20, by train ^ consideration. Send poem. FIVE STAR Miss Margaret Knight will go to Brady, Robert Specht, Salome stroyed his sight. Efforts to trans Aug. 30, by the Very Rev. F. P. Beach, Calif., where they will stay W'estern State college this year. master. plant healthy corneas from the Calvary cemetery. MUaSIC MASTERS. 688 Beacon Building, Taylor, and Annabel T. Barr, and Cawley, pastor. for one month. Boston. Miss Knight accompanied Father Misses Barbara Boegtle, Anna Because of illness. Father eyes of condemned criminals have Leave for Ft. Collini Eckert and his cousin to the na Marie Bittner, Ida Boigegrain, and Schulte, who was schedule to con been unsuccessful. Mr. Lewis, the Miss Mary O’Rourke of San Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGIynn of Pedro, Calif., is here to visit her tional monument in Black canon. Barbara Dolak. duct the final retreat, was replaced father of three children, is cheer Fort Collins left for their home by the Rev. William Stackhouse, fully resigned to his fate and hopes brother, Judge J. B. O’Rourke, and Do Yoa Wish Thursday, Aug. 28, 1941 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE SEVEN BURROrOHS SCHOOLS N tv Fall Connca ■Urtinr atch weak will aqaip ear itadanta far IntoraatUf and rtaootratlTa peaitiona aa BlUInc, BeoUaaplar aad Calenls^c MaeUaa Opcraten.-N'aTar Wfera wara epportanitlaa ae (raat. Earell bow, whlla thara la atill room In ear daaaaa. BURROUGHS ADDING MACHINE COMPANY -i 1726 Champa St. MAin 3284. ; i I Fhona KET8T0N2 IU7 Wa Moka Bceit Kaekarcblati AMERICAN PENNANT MFG. CO. Manofaetoran of PI37MANTS — BANNEB8 — CAPS — ABU BANDS PetiUeal Ordare Solicited D. C. HAVERSTOCK » 417 13th Street FELT EMBROIDEBY — CHENILLE LETTERING EMBLEMS. MONOGRAMS MADE TO ORDER BACK TO SCHOOL LUGGAGE NK A Complete Line for G o a Prieaa Ri«kt School or College SALES SERVICE SUPPLIES TYPEWRITERS Do You Want a Archenhold Typewriter Co. Special Values Job Building Prompt and Courteoui Sarvica Winners of Scholarships Airplanes? 729 15th Between Stout and California KEvstone 0503 Our national dalenM pretram artaatlr St. J o b $ Pupils were graduateci from Blessed Sacrament school this ytring. They are New College Unit naadi thouaaadt of trainad man. Margaret Kulp (left), daughter of Mr, and Mrs, G. F. Kulp of 2369 SCHOOL SUPPLIES RICH WAGES Grape street, and Sonia Campbell (right), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. PEBMANENT JOBS Alex Campbell of 3554 Hudson. Normally given one scholarship to at Cen You Qualify? St. Mar^s, Blesse.d Sacrament school was this year given two when For Full Information Call or Writa KIRKLAND SCHOOL of To Attend Mass these girls tied for highest scholarship ranking in the graduation class. Offers 7i Imm KENDRICK- Colorado Institute • Advertising Art • Painting • Drawing of Aeronautics 8 Industrial Design- 8 Interior Decoration ART (St. John’s Pariah) As part of the University of BELLAMY'S Denver’s policy of expansion to U ll Broadarar CH. lUS WRITE FOR CATALOGUE 1311 PEARL ST., DENVER. COLO. St. John’s school will reopen on COR. 16TH AND STOUT DENVEB. COLORADO Tuesday, Sept 2. . Mass in honor meet community needs. Director of the Holy Ghost will be offered John Lynch of university college for the success of the school year is offering more than 70 courses on Wednesday, Sept. 3, at 9 at the downtown center, 211 15th FREE FOOT TEST FOR street. The building, which for For 16 Years I have Been o’clock. There have been two SCHOOL CHILDREN faculty changes— Sister Magdalen merly housed the law school, is be- Sending SoXith Denver Folks Mary will teach in S t Louis, Mo., ing'^remodeled to make extra class CHILDREN’S SHOP Back-to-School on Time School Shoos and Sister Mary Bennett, former room space available, while pre- Specials music instructor at S t John’s, will registration and individual coun- 5011 East ColfaN at Elm For Wear, return to Santa Fe. Sister Mary seling of students benns‘P on Sept. L«t oj repilr thoM Serrica. Loyola, formerly of Holy Family well in advance of the opening Comfort date of school, Sept. 15. Eve' watchei befor« parish,■ ■ “Denver, will...... teach the fiftl -;h grade. Miss Mary Teresa Gushurst ning; classes in art, literature, •ehool fUrt« Sl.»9 S2.4S will be in charge of the girls’ gym music, specialized defense needs, DRESS SPECIAL 89c and other offerings are scheduled nasium. A new coach will be ALL aizza 1 TO IS named soon to head the athletic to meet at 6 and 8 o’clock. This RUDOLPH’S will make it possible for Denver Sharpe Jewelry Co. activities. Many improvement* have been made in the physical residents who wish to remain EMERSON 4054 Foot Comfort— Low Coat downtown to take two courses 27 P'war SP. 5140 (04 Uth 81. equipment of the school building, including new linoleum to cover rather than one. the first floor hall. A large en The recent merger of the La rollment is anticipated. ment school of music with the Uni versity of Denver creates one of There will be all-day exposition the finest and best ei^uipped schools of the Blessed Sacrament on the of music in this t*egion. Prepara first Friday, Sept. 6. Masses will tory students and part-time stu The Abbey School be offered at 6, 7:30, and 8 WOMEN DECIDE TO SPONSOR dents in applied music will con o’clock. Devotions in honor of the tinue to receive their training in Sacred Heart in the evening at CANON CITY» COLORADO downtowTi Denver, while students 7:45 o’clock vdll close the ex TWO RETREATS NEXT YEAR of university level will receive position, training in history and theory on Boarding School Conducted by the Perpetual novena devotions in the University park campus and Women in attendance from The 110 women present, a rec CJVT honor of Our Lady of the Miracu Denver, various sections of Colo ord attendance, included 46 new the remainder of their work, as in w c{ Benedictine Fathers lous Medal are held every Satur rado, and four neighboring states retreatants— 29 from Denver, 14 the iiaat, at the Lament school. day morning after the Masses. served to make the 1941 annual from cities in Colorado other than Mrs. Florence Lament becomes UNDER INSTRUCTION chairman of the department of High School and College Robert Frederic, ‘son of Mr. and retreat of Catholic lay women at Denver, and three from neighbor of Prof. Herm H. MICHEL Mrs. Homer Frederic and a star Loretto Heights college, con ing states. Denver representatives, music of the University of Denver, and brings to her work the suc For Free Catalogue ITrifs to the Reverend Rector athlete^t St. John’s two years ago, ducted by the Rev. Charles 73 in number, included 23 from Commercial Art underwent a senous operation at cessful experience of many years’ Clark, S.J., of St. Louis, an out Cathedral parish, 11 from St. Uftcaxin* Covtr 4 Siorr lit Mercy hospital on Thursday morn standing success. So much en Philomena’s, nine from St. John’s, teaching and direction. Among her graduates in the past have been C.\LL MAIN 3339 ing, Aug. 28. thusiasm was evinced that it was eight from Blessed_ _ Sacrament . . _ par- . Frank Dillehay is recovering unanimously decided to hold two ish, six from St Francis de Sales’, students successful in concert and operatic work, as well as those who A PRFV ATE DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS from an operation for cataracts at retreats in 1942, one in the latter six from St. Vincent de Paul’s DENVEP Mercy hospital. part of June, the other in the lat parish, three from Holy Family have trained in music for the pur- ART INSTITUTE ter part of August parish, two from Sacred Heart pose of eventual teaching. Miss Marie Bisant, formet pa- Registration in all schools and ST. mRRV’S flCRDEmV rishioner, is convalescing after an Loyola •parish, two from St colleges of the University of Den operation at St. Joseph’s hospital. Dominic’s, and one each from An 1425 WELTON ST. Pre-First through High School nunciation and St. Leo’s parishes. ver opens Sept. 8, with the excep Accredited by the State University, member of the Mr. and Mrs. James Gray are tion of university college, which the parents of a boy, bom at St. St. Jam es Bus The number from outside Den begins counseling and registration North Central Association, and affiliated with Loretto Joseph’s hospital on Saturday, ver and the state indicated the Sept. 2. Heights College. Aug. 23. success of the officers and board Mr. and Mrs. J. Bumite and Mr. members of the Catholic Lay Wins Scholarship to AVIATION ★ ★ ★ ★ REGISTRATION DAY and Mrs. Harold Dusenberry are Women’s Retreat association in FOR GRADES, SEPTEMBER 2 new parishioners. Route Attuounced their endeavor to extend the re Ohio College FOR HIGH SCHOOL, SEPTEMBER 3 Stephen Alexander, son of Mr. treat movement among, Catholic INSTITUTE of DENVER, inc. 1370 Pennsylvania Cherry 0583 and Mrs. Edward A. Hamilton, women throughout Colorado anc was baptized by the Rev, J. Roy (St. Jamea’ Pariah) adjacent states. DENVER, COLORADO The route to be followed daily will prepare you for a place in this specialized Figlinb Sunday afternoon, Aug. by the St. James’ school bus this The other representatives in field. Practical, scientific and thorough training 24. Harley W. Hamilton and Mrs. cluded nine from Boulder, two by competent, certified inatructora will enable you Elizabeth Bro\vn were sponsors. year was announced last week as follows: The bus will leave the from Longmont, three from Little to gain a permanent footing in this highly paid. church at E. 13th and Newport ton, two from Ft. Collins, two from OB'id rapidly growing aviation industry. Bride-Elect Honored each morning at 7:50 and proceed Trinidad, two from Loretto, one to Niagara street and along from Grand Junction, one from JPhen you finish your course you are fully pre Niagara to E. 18th avenue, along Louviers, one from Pueblo, anc pared to step into a teell paying fob in this high REGIS COLLEGE With Surprise Shower one from Golden; five from North E. 18th to Quince street, along ly specialised industry. Quince to E. 16th avenue, along Platte, Ncbr.: three from Kapsas DENVER I Miss Mary Berlin, bride-elect, E. 16th to Willow street, along two from Arizona, and one from IT TAKES TEN MEN ON THE GROUND ' was honored at a surprise miscel- Willow to E. 13th avenue, along Wyoming. TO KEEP O.NE MAN IN THE AIR. ilaneous bridal shower on Aug. 20 E. 13th to Quebec street, along Officert Re-Elected JESUIT COLLEGE FOR MEN at the home of Mrs. Helen Wehrle. On Sunday, Aug. 24, a meet ONLY U. 8. GOVERNMENT APPROVED AIXCRAFT AND j Quebec to E. 6th avenue, along ENGINE HECBANIC SCHOOL IN THE MOL'NTAIN STATES Sarah Schreiner was co-hostess. 6th to Monaco parkway, along ing was held by the retreatants Courses leading to A.B., B.S., B.S. in Commerce, The following jpests were pres- Monaco to E. 12th avenue and re ■ to select the officers and board 'members for the coming year. The Ph.B. Degrees lent: Mmes. Lucille Berlin, Sarah turn to St. James’, The bus will 726 South Broadway Denver, Cele, j Schreiner, Mary E. Thompson, leave the church for Cathedral following were unanimously re I Dorothy Simmons. Mamie Fisher, school each morning at 8:25. elected: Ann Stewart, Jerry Steirke, and Frank Mertensmeyer was taken Miss Barbara Bach, president; Preparatory School ■Helen Wehrle: Misses Mary Ber- to Mercy hospital Wednesday, Miss Ann Biraingham, vice presi llin, Helen Grubin, Mamie McAn- Aug. 27, where he is reported to dent; Mrs. Joe Prohosky, North REGIS HIGH SCHOOL I drew.?, Lumina Miller, Frances be in a critical condition. Platte, Nebr., second vice presi Hanky, and Sarah Schreiner. Mrs. Jette Sullivan • of 1511 dent; Mrs. S. J. Reinert, Boulder THE UNIVERSITY OF DENVER The evening was. spent in play Rosemary street is also a patient third vice president; Mrs. Mar Seventy-Eight Years ing bridge, and prizes were at Mercy hospital. garet C. Reilly, treasurer; Miss ai^arded to Mrs. Ann Stewart, Mrs. J. P. Reddick expects to Anne E. O'Neil, recording secre The four.year scholarship from ' Registration Week— Sept. 8 to 13, 1941 Mary Berlin, and Frances Hanky'. leave St. Joseph's hospital this tary; Mrs. Phil Clarke, Mrs. S. P the Cathedral high school to the. COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES week after being confined there Keating. Miss Mary Nadorff. and College of Mt. St. Joaeph-on-the- SCHOOL OF COMMERCE. ACCOUNTS AND FINANCES SCHOOL TIME Miss Eleanor Englehardt, mem' for the past two weeks. Ohio, near Gncinnati, was awarded SCHOOL OF LAW UNIVERaiTY COLLEGE MT. ST. GERTRUDE ACADEMY bers of the board. Mrs. A. R. GroS' DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WORK IS SHOE TIME heider was newly elected as cor to Mary Patricia McGlone (above). FOUNDATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCES Aid Society to responding secretary and Mrs. T, An accomplished musician, she is BUREAU OF BUSINESS AND 80C U L RESEARCH M. Carroll was appointed as a new a graduate of St. Philomena'a LAMONT SCHOQL OF MUSIC at the ROCKIES RIXEY’S member of the board. grade school and the daughter of For Bulletins and Information, Address Modgm Shoe Repair Shop The officers and members of Meet on Sept. 9 the board extend their thanks to Mra. Ida McGlone, 1236 Milwau Director of Admissions BOULDER, COLORADO 210 E. m h Art. Sucetu Colitgf Bldg. all those who co-operated in mak kee street. Patricia will leave Sept. The regular fall meeting of St. ing the retreat a success. They are 5 to viiit friends and relatives in UNIVERSITY OF DENVER Conducted by the Sisters of Charity, B .V M . DOES YOUR HUSBAND Vincent’s Aid society has been confident that the retreats will be Chicago and Louisville, Ky.jJ>efore Denver, Colorado LOOK “TOO” AVERAGE? changed from Sept. 2 to Tuesday, even more successful next year enrolling at the college.— (Mor* Sept. 9. The meeting will be held and in the years to come. ganti photo) Resident and Day School for Girls at the home of Mrs. Edward Dele hanty, 910 Pearl street, and an in teresting program has been FULLY ACCREDITED planned. Of importance at this meeting HEALTHFUL LOCATION BEAUTIFUL CAMPUS win be the completion of final ar rangements for the annual card Loretto Heights College For Catalog Address SISTER SUPERIOR party to be held at the Denver Dry Goods tearoom on Wednesday, Sept. 24. The committee members ' PHONE 343 in charge of the card party in Colorado*s Four-%ear Catholic College for Women clude Mrs. Edward Delehanty, general chairman; Mrs. Fred Kemme, tickets; Mrs. John P. LORETTO-AT.DEN\ER Akolt, patrons. These women will be assisted by Misses Margaret COLORADO Maloney, Anne O’Neil, Anne St. Scholastica Birmingham,Birmingh and Mmes. George Pope, Charles J. Dunn, Ralph Kelly, A1 A. Hauk, Mjrron Babcock, Fully approved courses. The oldest and largest s. Mangan, and Joseph the LiberalLit Arts andin Catholic Girls' college fleademy Walsh. Sciences, Home Eco Fully 'Accredited by in the Rocky Mountain nomics, Secretarial Canon Qty, Colorado the North Central area. 15 minutes to col Craft Supplies Work, Music, Art, Pre- AMOcintion Select Resident and Day School for^ Nursing, and Pre-Med lege from downtown Girls of Hiah'Sehool and Sow h* think b« enn wwr alnoat utr- *‘Everything for Our stunning Mg enlargemeata thing and hwk w«U tarnad outT Onr bring out the full beauty of ical Technology. ★ Denver. Grade-School Age. azptrience in icrving hundreds o(^wtII ■ Handcrafts'* your anapohots«. > reveal datail aatiafled euttamm o{ artragt halght lUamber of North Cantrtd Auoeiation . and build Icadi ui to thli coneluilon: that Juat doesn’t show up in Th« avertga man, ttpeeialbr. ntadi ag- tmaller printa. And don't for p«rt tailodag to look hla baat Yoani get, expert “cropping” often College Prep.,. Pre-Vocational, i And thf coat vtty modeat conilderlag ELCRRFT tuma a ao-ao nej^tlTt Into a the aatlafactlan too gain. Date of Registration, Sept. 11th Music, Dramatic Art, Horae 1637 Court Place aplehdid enlargement. Drop In Economics, Commercial DENVER and aee aamplea. Limited Enrollment, Integrated Learning, FROSH BROS. Free Catalog to Schools Spacious Campus, VnexedUd Climate. TAILORS EASTMAN ^ ^ S T O R E S Write or Phone T O D A Y for Catalog Wholesale and Retail Under direction of the Benedictine Sisters,, 3J54 17th Street INO. Oppnaita Brewn Falata Ratal Now OparatlBf Haailleraft Shop S » SIXTEENTH STREET 'TaiastwatKEirtteaaSm k PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Banriodc Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone,’ KEyston? '4205 Thursday, Aug. 28, 1941 Home— Travel— Recreation READ THIS STORY-THEN SEE College Student From Mexico SANTA MARIA HAS PROVIDED IMPORTANT DEL*TEET’S SALE will be continued for one WHAT YOU CAN DO TO HELP VACATION FOR 6,200 CHILDREN more week, September 2 thru September 6 , because of special holiday. The work of the Society of St. ment, he was suddenly called into Camp Santa Maria, sponsored that Christ is always with them. Del-Teet’s tcill close this Saturday, Sunday & Monday Vincent de Paul and its Salvage eternity. by Mr. and Mrs, John L. Dower The advantages of the camp are bureau was impressively demon “ Not so, either, to the Society of Denver, has been open during innumerable, both from the spirit strated this week. of St. Vincent de Paul. PrompOy the past 12 weeks for more than ual and material points of view. An unemployed man, having upon notification, a committee 600 underprivileged children from The children have the advantage gathered a few discarded lettuce called upon the grief-stricken Denver between the ages of 9 and of attending daily Mass in the leaves from wholesale produce widow, and there, in the tiny room 14. When the last group of 125 chapel in the pines. 'The daily pro \ m - i m houses, was trudging toward the dimly lighted by a flickering lamp, girls returns from camp on Mon gram also includes swimming in i’m glad mother bakes humble abode he and his family learned of the family’s total desti day, Sept. 1, the 12th successful an outdoor heated swimming pool, You save with added I • i called home. tution. There was no time now season will have come to a close. horseback riding, archery, soft such good cakes. She “ Killed by lightning at the ap for criticism of the father who, Since the opening of the camp in ball, basketball, tennis, handicraft, reductions. proach of the 20th street viaduct” in these days of supposedly easy July, 1930, over 6,200 children etc. always uses Pikes Peak was. the news item carried in the employment, had been unable to have been given the opportunity Frank Siener of Denver has 4 Groups of Furniture daily press, made inconspicuous earn a living. ‘He tried so hard,’ of spending a vacation at Santa been camp director for the second Cake Flour. So will I, by war headlines. the widow emphasized, and we Maria. There are two three-week, consecutive season, being assisted Reduced 25 to 75% “ If we noted that article at all,” must assume that he did the best camping periods for boys and two' by Miss Frances McKale as house when I grow up. said Leo Kelleher, who is in charge that he knew how. similar periods for girl^. mother and Harold Mountain of of the bureau, “ most of us ex “ There was no money to meet The children who attended the Good Thunder, Minn., and St Coffee tables, lamp tables, chairs; benches S3 9 5 perienced a feeling of gratitude the cost of burial— not even cloth camp were recommended by the Thomas’ seminary, Denver, as were 7.00 to 10.00, now that the victim was not one of our ing in which to lay the unfortunate iSarochial schools, parish priests, sacristan. The counselors for the own, and then promptly forgot the one to rest. The suit of clothes, the Big Brother and Big Sister girls’ period have been Miss Rose Mirrors, night stands, fine tables, lamps whole affair. the shirt, the underwear, the socks, organizations, the Visiting Nurse Marie Lucy, Denver; Miss Mar were 14.00 to 20.00, now 8 *® and tie which Catholic families association, the community centers garet Mary Roche, Denver; Miss “ Not so with the wife and Mist Grace Brown of Fretnillo, sponsored by the Denver deanery, hungry youngsters to whom that had contributed to the Salvage Mary Qualkenbush, Pueblo; Miss Beds, buffets, chairs, dining tables A t your Zac., Mexico, a popular sophomore arid the central office of the Cath 1 4 9 5 unemployed father was taking bureau were given to the confer Eileen Hiester, Denver; Miss Mary were 20.00 to 30.00,now ence of the society, which had as at Loretto Heights college, is re olic Charities. Each child was McConaty, Denver; Miss Mary Grocers those wilted lettuce leaves. To turning to the institution in Sep given a physical examination previ them he was not just another un sumed the expense of a Christian Ellen Grant, Denver; Miss Berna Vanities, love seats, buffets, maple tables burial without cost to the family. tember, In the summer Miss Brown ous to going to camp, and it was dette Costello, Denver, and Miss fortunate person ‘killed by light was elected by the .\merican club necessary for each child to have were 30.00 to 49.55, now . . »® ning.’ He was daddy . . . they "And that is the type of work Peggy Joyce, Newton Center, 19 as its princess at the Black and been inoculated for diphtheria and loved him as we love our own. the society is continuously per Mass. White bail, the largest and most vaccinated. PIKES PEAK And now, to their awful bewilder- forming in our midst. Feeding hun^y families who are unable to elegant ball in Mexico. — (Rowe- Situated in the mountains near qualify for public assistance; sup Zella Randall photo.) the town of Olava, Santa Maria Regis Guild lo Hear Del-Teet Furniture Co. presents a beneficial environment ^ ^ E O U R plying bedding for men who, with East Colfax between Pearl and Washington out it, could not qualify for jobs -for these children. The beautiful Fr. Keeney on Gepl. 8 TEH TO BENEFIT available to them; donating beds and famous statue, Christ of the Qosed Saturday, Sunday and Monday, Aug. 30, 31, Sept. 1 and mattresses- to homes where Rockies, looks down upon the chil PROGRESS piles of rags are used for sleeping ‘Scat’ Davis to dren atjtheir play, and in the eve The monthly meeting of the accommodations; providing furni ning the figure is illuminated to Regis guild will be held on Mon IMPORTANT PLUNGE COLOBEO PUPILS ture and clothing for men, women, remind them in a magnificent way day evening. Sept. 8, at Regis and children who are entirely college. An interesting announce DEL-TEET’S SALE Mill be continued for one without funds to purchase them. Close Elitch’s Hoosiers to Picnic at ment has been made by the Rev. more M-eek, September 2 thru September 6 , because 3300 W. Florida Stephen R. Krieger, S.J., moder “ And that, in turn, is the work Washington Park Aug. 30 of special holiday. Ave. To help finance the tuition and that Catholic families make pos ator of the guild, who reports that cost of books for Colored pupils in sible in increasing volume wnen Because of "record-breaking the guest speaker of the evening Adults 40c Sacred Heart school in the term crowds, the Elitch’s management The Hoosiers of Denver and will be the Rev. T. Louis Keenoy, they contribute discarded articles Colorado will hold their annual ready to get under way, a tea will of every kind to the St. Vincent de has announced that the gardens S.J., associate professor of chem Children 25c picnic at the Washington park FREE WHY GO DOWN TOWN? FREE be held from 4 to 7 o’clock Sunday Paul Salvage bureau. will remain open after Labor day istry at the college, whose subject afternoon, Aug. 31, at the home of through Sunday, Sept. 7, with the pavilion by the lake Saturday aft will be “ Vitamins.” “ Furniture, clothing, beds, mat D D 12:30 Noon UotO Mrs. Ada C. Thomas, 2330 Down Trocadero ballroom and all rjdes ernoon and evening, Aug. 30. tresses, rags, newspapers, maga There will be games and contests Visitors in the city who have E E 10:30 P.H. ing street. The Rev. Arthur F. and concessions going full force. Jesuit relatives will be welcome at L L Versavel, S.J., who is in charge of zines, in short, 'ever^^hing, with at 3:30, a basket supper at 5:30, Raymond Scott,, America’s fore this lecture. Mrs. Victor Hebert I I the affair, is receiving the whole the single exception of tin cans, and a program of entertainment is asked for. most composer, a|id his famous or and Mrs. A. P. McCallin, co-chair V V hearted co-operation of the Negro chestra will continue to play in the at 7:30 p.m. All Indiana people and their men of the guild’s recent party, E COR. v m mm CILPM E parishioners. “ It has been particularly heart Trocadero nightly through Labor will appreciate full reports on E. B. CLAYTON friends are urged to be present R R Last year there were some 40 ening, bureau officials jeport, to day. Johnnie “ Scat” Davis and and to join in the festmties. the event from members at this Y Downtoten Prices at Your Doorstep Y Plumbing & Heating Co. Colored pupils enrolled in Sacred have received especially nice pieces his orchestra, who broke all popu The officers of the club are John meeting. Heart school. The number this of furniture recently. Two dif- larity records when they appeared Denver’s Repair Specialist ferent families, having refurnished I. C och in, president; Oscar 0. year should show a considerable in Denver this spring, w ll return The Best In MIKE MASTERSON Best Mechanics increase, owing primarily to the rooms, donated the old pieces to Tuesday night. Sept. 2, for six gala Whitenack, vice president, and Mrs. C. D. Salsich, secretary- 2408 E. COLFAX convert work of Father Versavel the cause of charity rather than nights. “ Scat” and the boys will Sightseeing Tours treasurer. Used EA. 0298 EA. 5037 Rm . Phones among the Negro people and their trade them in for the small amount play through Sunday, Sept. 7. 811 ITTH ST. TA. 60U which would have been allowed Furniture growing interest in the Catholic “ Scat” Davis, whose band Church. toward the purchase price of the new pieces. stopped Hollywood’s heartbeat and St. Clara’s Orphanage ALSO NEW HOTEL MILLS A feature of the tea will be piano became the toast of the movie cap “ Many families who regularly Party Slated on Sept. 3 solos by Mrs. William J. McLuster ital, will prove a great box office Catli or tCredit 1321 LOGAN and Mrs. Joseph Harris. save newspapers for the bureau magnet to ring dowm the curtain on St. Clara’s orphanage card Hours: 9 to 12; 1 to 6. Phone MAln 3437 Ceatrsilf Located — Capitol Hill all too often do not seem to ap Elitch’s season. party and dessert luncheon will be A FULL LINE OF preciate that magazines, too, are held Wednesday, Sept. 3, at 1 HOUE COOKED HEALS All the popular artists of the OFFICE FURNITURE SPECIAL PRICE greatly desired. It is not difficult mm. Hostesses will be Mrs. J. H. We rent Folding Chairs, Card and Dr. J. J. O ’Neil, Dentist Attractive Roomi Moderato Rates ONE MONTH ONLY or space-consuming to stack papers Davis' rhythm unit wnll return for this engagement. Charming Julie Fraher, Mrs. Joseph Ross, and Banquet Tables, Dishes, Silver Recover 2 pc. set with velour and magazines in an out-of-the- Mrs. J. W. Schwarz of St. Domi or tapestry Sherwin will lend her voice to the ware, .anything in stock. Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Streets way corner and, at stated intervals, nic’s parish. Special prizes and Established 1888 COLORADO to permit one of the trucks to call band’s vocal unit and the sensa UPHOLSTERED tional “ scat” singing of Johnnie table prizes will be awarded. PHONE KEYSTONE 4852 for for them. This is done in-many FURNITURE CO. himself will, of course, be featured. Everyone is welcome. OPEN FROM 8 A. H. TO « P. H. 2459 16th St. GLendale 2304 instances. At some homes the EXCLUSIVE Don Woods, Ruth Matteson, and trucks call every week. In other the golden jubilee theater company yel instances, calls are made once a month. One may call the bureau are taking their final curtain calls IN EXPE NSIVE at CHerry 6503, name the desired this week under the direction of FUR intervals, and calls will be made George Somnes. faithfully from then on. Sunday, Aug. 31, will be the an CREATIONS “ The bureau’s greatest need at nual flower day in Elitch’s gar HOME PUBI.IC MARKET dens, with more than 100,000 this time, aside from children’s ______Shq? and Save T^UiLu shoes and clothing, is for men’s plants in full and glorious bloom. On this day, the public is given suits. There must be a great Listen to the Dime Man Daily 1 1 :3 0 a. nu on KFEL number of these hanging in free admission to Elitch’s all day closets, never again to be worn by until 6 p.m. Flower day is the time i r s k FAR CRY Meet Me at FRESH FRUITS AND FROM EVERYTHING IMPORTANT iresent o^vners* There need be no for packing the family picnic bas esitancy in sending them to the ket and enjoying a good old- VEGETABLES 1520 M A Rates, $1.25 up fashioned party under the trees DEWEY’S CAFE bureau merely because they seem E C0LF.4X AVE. amid the floral beauty of Elitch’s. bir. and Mrs. Dtwey Ingram With Bath, $2.00 up to be the worse for wear. The Are Ideal Hot Weather NE4B HOMBOIDT ST, Many unusual plants and blossoms E. J. ST.ACK, Manager bureau’s tailor is particularly Homs PnbUo Markst—14tb A California will be on exhibition. Foods adept at rejuvenating worn cloth Opsn 6 A. M. Till 1 P. M. CHerrv 5454 ing, GOOD FOOD — QUICK SERVICB “ Help the Society of St. Vincent DINE and DANCE LOWEST PRICES DISPERSE BRDS. de Paul and its Salvage bureau DEUVERY— PHONE MA. 3261 continue the work being done by NITE OWL JUMBO CRABS making certain that every article A nite dab wUhoab nit« dub prieei. F«attirinff JimniY's fiwlnraters Or- from the old fish peddler to our FRYING TURKEYS ...... Ib. 35c HOLSEWIVES ATTENTION to be discarded is contributed to streamlined fish mkt. If You Grab About Meats, Highest Prices for Your Spire Tine Hindiwork chMtra. Phone Sail. 81, 490 8. SPRING CHIX, 2H to 4 Ibi..... Ib. 29c them. Call CHerry 5503 and a Colo. Bird. YOU MAKE 'EM, WE’LL SELL ’EM. pick-up truck will call promptly.” YOUNG HENS ...... lb. 28e Linens, Hooked Run* Tatting. Etc. LEW IS FISH SHOP Gome to Us BELGIAN HARES. Frying Size Ib. 32c CUT-UP FRYERS Where you get Service, Quality, Price WHOLE CHICKENS...... ee. 55c TEPEE TRADING POST GHESKER GABS With a Smile PORK CHOPS, center cuts, 7600 E. COLFAX AT ROSEMARY Guadalupe Chapel Free Delivery T.4. 2734 SPRING CHICKEN LIVERS AND ED DUNDON. Mzr. GIBLETS — NO LEGHORNS NEW LOW ZONED RATES WILSON OOoB Bazaar Aug. 30-31 No Lower Ret.. In Denrer Beautiful Fresh Cut SLICED BACON....„..... lb*. TAbor 2233 Flowers Girls .. Here Are Regulation (Our Lady of Guadalupe Chapel) ALSO DAILY BIGHT SEEING TOURS Large Assortment of Potted The parishioners of Our Lady of Plants and Funeral Designs REG. S2.98 VALLES! Guadalupe chapel are co-operating CHICAGO mORKET with Father Miguel Pascual, C.R., WSOPIN&S to make their first bazaar a success InTlUtioni end Annoancmenti JERRY BREEN since it is hoped to make the event o e r WITH DOUBLE $ 2 ’ ^® an annual one. The bazaar will e n v e l o p e s Florist be held on the grounds opposite Sample* Upon Reqneit 1456 California MA. 2279 GYM SUITS the chapel, W. 36th avenue and Kalamath streets, on Saturday and m m ff We May Sunday nights, Aug. 30 and 31. Seruational for School All are cordially invited to come HAVE YOU FRED’S and enjoy themselves. Bi-Low Meat Mkt# Whack Opening Tamales and enchiladas will be MODERNIZED YOUR < served on both nights. They will INSURANCE? LABOR DAY PICNIC be prepared in the genuine Mexi Protect roarself against new Corn Beef Pickled Tongue Prices, But LOOSE HEELS can style by expert cooks. A game hazards. will be in progress on both nights, Are Dangerous and there will be many booths con HORACE W. BENNETT WEE SHOP BAKERY Comes in a taining things of interest and & CO. W e Keep Up Avoid accidents as well as lame amusement for everyone. 110 Tiber Bide. Phene TA. 1ST] feet by keeping your shoes in choice of gay, Miss Abad Wed PRANK ENGLAND, Jr., Henaser LABOR DAY Inmeaee Deaertmint good walking order. Our re bright colors! A Nuptial Mass was celebrated BARGAINS by Father Pascual Aug. 24, when Coney*. Bans, Pastries snd Cakes at Our Quality pair prices are bargains, yet our Miss Frances Abad became the Reasonsbls Prices work is the best. Prompt de bride of Ra37mond Fernandez of FOOD STAMPS ACCEPTED liveries on all work. Fort Lupton. Miss Abad was a HENRY member of the Sodali^ of the Labor day is tht lu t chanct for a Daughters of Mary and is a former camping trip. Remembor to take along Green Tree Shoe Mothers, don’t miss this Eavingsl president. She was very active in Regulation style suits for girls. candy, salted nut meats, snd tbor* all affairs of the church. all GOOD COFFEE. Onr price* ar* JESS SUPER IRARKET Repair & Key Shop One-piece garment with elastic BUSSE very reasonable. Come in and be con waist. Snap fasteners, elastic vinced. Money back If not satisfied. *‘The King of the brief legs. Sturdy cotton broad Yours to Enjoy cloth in choice of more than For added pleaiora, entertaia at the Trumpet’* ADDISON’S TEA & Coemopolitan PIONEER DININO Patronize Our Advertisers four colors. Sizes 12 to 18 years. BOOM . , . COFFEE SHOP . . . Buy your suit in this sale. 0 0 r F X I NTXT W EEK They’re real bargains I SEOPPX . . . BAMBOO “ Pagllaeei of the CANNING SEASON BOOM. Bae- V O S S B R O S . eaunaad th e Plano” Complete Supplies OaimepoUtaa Whits Butter Caka* Cinnamon Rolls to OTJt-Of-tOWB WIRTH Bi-Low JEARt, ROEBUCK AND <0 . assorted icings_____ 30c Pin Styl*------__a pan 10c i fries de. Cosmopolitan Hotel CHICKEN CINNAMON 1740 Broadway Free Parking LAKESIDE PIES ______10c BREAD ...... 10c FOOD CENTER BRADBURY B. MOB8B, Ges. Mar. i 1 Thursday, Aug. 28, 1941 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE‘ DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE NINE PAROCHIAL LEAGUE GRID SCHEDULE AHHOUHCED Game Site Undecideif D u ic i; c u m Paul Vinnola Casts Lot With Santa Clara Broncos Since Regis College, El EWI OF VftRSIIYJRo! Powder-keg Paul Vinnola, the year m high school. NoV he is one-man gang who tore the 1940 recognized as an excellent passer and blocker and a fair punter, in Parochial grid race to a shambles, addition to being a peerless run Loop Tilts Conflict will b« among the freshmen en 1 . ner. rolling at Santa Clara university, Last year in the Parochial loop, Chop-licking in keen anticipa The Holy Trinity high school Paul set a league record by chalk Tigers of Trinidad will be led Santa Clara, Calif., midway next tion has long made us anything Introducing . .. month, it was learned Thursday. ing up 76 points in the season’s but the toast of Emily Post, yet Contests to Be Played Either at Ranger Stadium throughout the 1941-42 athletic play. In the tilt for the loop title, The feats of the fleet Italian we find ourselves in that state of season by Coach Harold “ Dutch” ^ the speedy Bulldog raced over, lad who made Catholic prep pig expectancy as King Footoall peeks For Prep and Clark, former Annunciation high around, and through the Holy Or Merchants’ Park; Mullen Home Signs skin history at St. Joseph’s high around the corner preparatory to and Regis college athlete, it was Family Tigers to five touchdowns k*' ( school last year aroused so much his grand entrance next month. announced this week by the Rev. and passed, for another. He College Men! Bob Windheim, Only New Coach Francis J. Sebastian!, S.J., pastor interest that fans, friends, and We have been on the receiving end even sports writers entered into a handed the state Catholic cham of so many unpalatable propa-' of Holy Trinity parish. Clark, who pionship to the W ^ t Side school has been coach and boys’ director guessing contest concerning Vin- ganda pills that the mere thought Officials of the Denver Parochial league released the at St. Clara’s orphanage, Denver, nola’s future alma mater. Easily of the pigskin season and its ac II our nefv schedule for the 1941 football season Friday, Aug. 22, at a for the past two years, will as the most sought-after Catholic companying publicity comes as a meeting in the Cathedral rectory, where plans for the loop’s sume his new duties Tuesday, gridder in Denver history, Paul shot in the arm. 14th annual campaign were completed. Because the annual Sept. 2, when the local school will long ago dampened the hopes of VARSITY open. Denver and Colorado university Regit collage proipecti, Holy Name rally will be held on Sept. 21, before the gridders Dutch will bring to Trinidad an supporters by asserting that he brighter than they have been open play, the league schedule will run for l l straight weeks, enviable record as an athlete and would attend none but a Catholic since the sport was resumed SHOP rather than with a one-week layoff in mid-season as in past student and promises to fill ca college. He remained mum on at the North side school in year.s. pably the post vacated by Fred his choice of schools until he was 1936, hare Ranger enthusi Geier, Tiger mentor for me past positive he was to enter the West asts in ecstasy. Fourteen let The playing site for the Catholic few vears. While attending An coast university. Our new younp: men’s de prep games is still undecided, be termen plus a crew of promis nunciation high, from which he Young Vinnola, who was rated ing frosh gridders give Coach partment looks like a Regis Rangers cause Regis college has slated three L 5.? Sunday games that will coincide a good student at St.| Joseph’s in SaYge MacKenxie the raw ma Rocky Mountain Confer with a trio of doubleheaders sched the three years he attended there, terial with which to build a uled by the loop. Members of the celebrated his 19th birthday Aug. speedy machine capable of ence huddle . . . you find To Field Light, Ranger board of control will meet 4 and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. ' Winning at least half of the any man from a Univer Monday, Sept. 1, when it will be Paul Vinnola, Sr. He attended aight games on the Brown decided whether or not the Brown Smedley grade school and Horace and Gold alate. Facing the sity half-back to an honor Speedy Eleven and Gold grid will be available for Mann junior high before enroll toughest schedule in its his man from Prep at home prep tilts. If not played on the ing at the West side institution in tory— six home tilts, includ Regis field, however, the games will 1938. He has two older blathers Paul' Vinnola ing three on Sunday, and two and asking for advice. It’s With the opening of the grid be held at Merchants’ park. and a younger sister, who will en away — the Jesuit eleven because we realize the im season advancing by leaps and roll next week as a sophomore at when he scored all his team’s should provide Denver fans bound.s, the Ranger • athletic staff One and possibly two new Cathedral high school. points in leading it to a 13-6 vic with some of its best foot portance of correct cloth coaches will guide Parochial teams I f . is putting finishing touches on the Paul flashed his usual brilliant tory over St. Mary’s of Walseri- ball dishes. ing on campus and we’re blueprints of what proriiises to be thi.s year, it was revealed at the burg.^ meeting. Bob Windheim. Abbey game Friday night, Aug. 22, under an epic season for the Brown and the floodlights at D. U, stadium as At Santa Clara, Vinnola will here with the real McCoy. coach last year and former Notre not be among strangers, because , ,5ix. Parochial league *teamg, Gold. The 1941 Rangers* will the Metropolitan high school all styniied. for two succeseive years We know the student frankly be an experiment. Lighter Dame gridder, has been signed to Nubby Wright, Bill Grannell, and stars defeated the State all-stars, while. St. Joseph’s cornered all than the average college eleven, lead the Mullen Mustang.s. as was Bill Crowley, all Regis high grads, slant... on style, and on 3-0, before a crowd of 10,000. pigskin honors, will be gunning they will =go 'into all but one of exclusively reported by the Regis will be fellow .students. Wright While Vinnola’.s play was the for .the Bulldogs’ crown this year. your spend account. Come their eight scheduled conte. I . 1 M G E 3 Office, 938 Bannock Street^^^^TEfflPE^^R^A^IQBIfi^EGISTER^^^^^^^^elephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Aug. 28, 1941 T ^ p r / Y the mlionally known Sacred Heart lyenvtri VV l U n . C U 1 program over station KMYR begin- William F. (BILL) AMERICANS - 1 9 6 0 L ROOM IS ning Sept. 1, when the Radio League of the Sacred Heart inaugurates devotional broadcasts at 7:30 a.m. daily. The feature is produced by ROEMER Better sight— better fi|;ht throughout his life. Eye defects are the Jesuit Fathers of St. Louis university under the direction of the Rev. Eugene P. Murphy, S.J., a native of Denver and a graduate of most easily corrected in childhood and early youth. They’ll do will be happy to give your Fur their best when vision is good. Give your children a future Cathedral high and Regis college. Father Murphy is pictured below II in the pulpit of St. Francis Xavier's church, St. Louis. The program, Coat Selection hfs personal at free from defective vision. Have your child’s eyes examined re^larly. / which originates in the studios of St. Louis U.’s station WEW, will be rebroadcast in Denver, as well as in Cincinnati, Troy, N. Y., and Pitts tention during Dupler’s Record- field, Springfield, and Worcester, Mass. Plans are now under way to Breaking SI. VINCIRI'Stransmit a weekly Spanish version of the Sacred Heart program to a DREi REILIT! SWIGERT B R O S . network of South American stations.— (Photo by the St, Louis Globe- FUR 8ALE Optometristg Democrat.) Better Vision Good Service (St. Patrick’s Pariah) (St. Vincent de Peul’i Perith) for Every Age At Right Prices A new 'school room has been School will open on Tuesday morning. Sept 2. The dream of 1550 California KEystone 7651 added to the school this year and the parishioners are invited to the parish will become a reality GLASSES INDIVIDUALLT STTLED inspect it this Sunday, The work when classes start in the new was done by men of the parish. school building. The faculty will School will open Sept. 2. All include Sister Rose Gertrude, prin the children are expected to at cipal; Sister M. Leocritia, teacher Busy Days Demand Typewrilets tend the 8 o’clock Mass. of the seventh and eighth grades; ALL MAKES STANDARDS AND Members of the PTA will meet Sister Valeria, fifth and sixth in the school to help classify and grades; Sister Carola, third and PORTABLES — ALL PRICES get the books ready for the fourth grades, and Sister Alonzo, All Makes Typewriter Service coming year, as free books are first and second grades. The Rev. being furnished to the children Thomas Barry will teach Religion. 14th SU BARNES SCHOOL BLDG. MAIN 34SS of S t Vincent’s this year. Sister Carols has just^ returned The Pinochle club will hold ita from Chicago. Sister Leocritia is first women’s night of the season a patient at St. Joseph’s hospital. Thursday evening, Sept. 4, at 8 Masses on Labor day, Monday, REQUIESCANT p.m. Sept. 1, will be offered at 7 and 9 THEODORE Bob Coleman spent last week at b’clock. JAMES MOTOR CO. Camp S t Malo. A Mass in horior of the Holy DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DISTRIBUTORS IN PACE Mrs. M. J. Pfarr has returned Ghost will be offered on Wednes Expert Repair Service at Reasonable Rates— Also Used Cars from Kenosha, Wise., where she day morning. Sept. 3, at 9 o’clock to implore the success of the HACKETHAL was called by the death of her 13th & Lincoln K E. 8221 MRS. MARIE BERGIN, 661 Garfield. father. school year. Mother of Katherine and Eileen Bergin The Rev. Thomas Barry bap Air Conditioned and sister of Mrs. William J. Jennings. Charles Pfarr, son of Mrs. M. Mrs. Bergin, 46. died Friday, Aug. 22. J. Pfarr, was invested and took tized on Sunday afternoon, Aug. She was born in Denver and attended the name of Brother Albert David 24, Richard Luciano, son of Mr. MORTUARY Cathedral grade school. She received and Mrs. Jerry Sandoval, and her high school education at Mt. St. in the Christian Brothers at La 1449-51 Kslamath Sl Scholastica's academy in Canon City. fayette, La., Aug. 14. William Herman, son of Nicholas In 1917 she was married to William J. E. Herman, Jr.; the sponsors were SPE4lAL OFFER Phone MAin 4006 Bergin, a Denver broker, who died eight Mary Agnes Hett was awarded Siserineo and Mary Hope Sando years ago. Requiem Hass was olTered trophy from the Wetmore val, and Ralph Gassman and Lo We will move your furniture to our warehouse and give you six Monday at 10 in the Cathedral. Inter Declamation society, having ment Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan A Son retta Bieker. months to pay your bill. Private room or open storage. We service. placed first in the Iowa state con Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rotolante have low rate of insurance. test. The trophy will be awarded MARY T. HANNIGAN, Mt. Morrison. are the parents of a hoy, bom at Call KEystone 6228 and we will call and give you estimate on You’ve a Date to St. Francis’ school. Miss Hett Requiem Mass was olfered Friday, Aug. St. Joseph’s hospital on Satur your work. 22. in Christ the King church. Ever is a former student at St. Vin day, Aug. 16. The infant, a green. W. P. Horan A Son service. cent’s. MOVING, STORAGE AND PACKING JOHN J. McDe r m o t t . 2366 Cleve grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oct. 18 land place. Brother of William R. Mc St. Jude’s circle met Aug. 6 with Billings, has been named Ralph No Money Needed for Six Months Dermott and Mrs. Eva Balsom of Los Mrs. Charles Rausch. Mrs. George Angeles. Requiem Mass was offered Allen. Tuesday at 8:30 in Holy Ghost church. Koelbert won high score and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Menghin and DUFFY STORAGE & MOVING CO. Gay 90’s Interment Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan A Guy Law, low. 'The circle also met Miss Ruth Menghin are spending Son service. Aug.* 20, with Mrs. A. Radebach 1521 20lh St. Office and Warehouse the month at their cabin in Bear GLENN K. MUNSELL. Reno, Nev. Re Mrs. Charles Minor won high quiem Mass was offered Monday at 10 park. They have as guests Mrs. score and Mrs. C. T. Hilden, low. BALL in St. Joseph’s church, Golden. Inter J. B. White, their daughter, of ment Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan A Son The next meeting will be with Thousands at Centenary Oklahoma City^ Okla.; Mr. and Regis Gym service. Mrs. Roy West. ^ TONY J, NORRO, 1430 Emerson. Mrs. Warren White, Oklahoma Specializing in Quality Plumbing and Father of Alice and Adeline Norro, Mrs. Charles Minor has as City; Mrs. C. A. Bell, Jr., El Paso, Thii space donated by Miles & Dryer brother of Mrs. B. Pavone and John and guest her sister, Mrs. R. Wag- Tex.; Mary Margaret Weeks and Heating Repairs Printing Co. Joseph Batista. Mr. Norro. 42, died hornn of Flint, Mich. Sunday, Of Church in Montana Monday of injuries suffered when he was Janice Janes, Boston, Mass.; Dor struck Saturday night by an automobile Aug. 24, a family reunion was othy Pollock, Ottawa, Kans.; Edna while walking near W. 46th avenue and held in the mountains, honoring Phillips, Island of Maui, Hawaii; QUALITY Pecos street. Mr. Norro was born in Missoula, Mont.— (IN S )— The banquet Wednesday night in honor SERVICE Mrs. Minor’s father, who is 80 Mrs, Thelma Barger, Misses Dor SLAHERY & COMPANY Denver and lived here all his life. He thousands celebrating the 100th of the Apostolic Delegate and years old. othy Lang, Ivy Munger, and Rose entered the postal service 14 years ago anniversary of the founding of other Catholic and lay dignitaries. and for many years carried a route in Mrs. William Vorbeck and son, Dewey of Denver. Mr. and Mrs. PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS HARTFORD-ALCORN Catholicism in the Rocky Moun Then followed the second per the wholesale district. He was president Billy, of Phoenix, Ariz., are visit P. E. Hanssen, Mrs. S. F. Chiolero, of the Denver branch No. 47, National tain Northwest attended a pageant- formance of the eight-episode 1726 MARKET STREET ing in the parish. and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ed Mortuary Association of Letter Carriers, and was masque Aug. 28 depicting the masque-pageant, which reviewed past president of the Regular Vetv»Aa’ monds also spent several days JOHN J. CONNOR, President PHONE KEYSTONTl 1441 gp-owth o f religion in Montana. the history of Catholicism in the 620 E. Colfax KEystone 3779 asadciation. Requiem Mass waa offered with them. Thursday at 9 jn Loyola church. Inter The spectacle was presented by a region. ment Mt. Olivet. W. P, Horan ft Son cast of 145 on the campus of Mon Mrs. William Dallg is recover service. ing from a mfffSMIperation at St. MRS. MARGARET ESTELLE JONES. Catholic Scouts tana State university. Anthony’s hospital. Call a 753 Madison street. Mother of Evelyn The throngs, including both Announcement Made of Jones. Re^iem Mass was offered Michael O’Connor is ill at St. Monday at 9 in St« Philomena's church. Catholics and Protestants, moved Boulevard service. into Missoula from nearby Ste- Faculty Changes at Joseph’s hospital. LOOP MARKET ZONE CAB PETER VITTORIO GIANNftSI, 2626 vensville, where a Solemn Pon Miss Angelina Frazzini has been FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE W. 36th avenue. Husband of Mrs. Elita To Share in Gilt HIAin 7171 Giannast, father of Corrado and Mario tifical Mass was celebrated Holy Rosary School removed to her home from St. Free Parking With Purchase of SOo or More at 1429 Lawrence Prompt, Courteous Servica Giannasip brother of Amedeo and Rosa Wednesday to commemorate the Joseph’s hospital following an CHEAHER RATES Giannasi of Italy and Mrs. Caterina establishment of St. Mary’s mis appendectomy. CLEAN NEW CABS Parravini of Ensland. Requiem Mass (Holy Roiary Parish) was offered Thursday at 9 in St. Pat sion, known as the cradle of Chris Miss Betty Lou Kunitomo has rick’s church. Interment Mt» Olivet. From Foundation tianity in this region. School will open the day after The firms listed here de been ill at Children’s hospital, hut Learn SPANISH from Native Boulevard service. The Mass opened a five-day ob Labor day. Sept. 2, when registra is recovering. serve to be remembered SOLES Instructors MRS. ADA T. HORRELL, 1120 Wabash tion will take place. For the first street. Wife of Vincent Horrel). Re servance. The Most Rev. Amleto The condition of Mmes. Cath when you are distributing Men’f Woiiitn’te «nd Chlldrcn’t CALL quiem Mass was offered Saturday. Auff. The sum of $21,000 was allocated Giovanni Cicognani, Apostolic Del time since the school was opened Htlf Soltt in 1928, there will be a complete erine Dean and Katherine Winters, 23. in St. James* church. Interment Ht. to the four Boy Scout council areas egate to the United States, cele who have been ill for some time,* your patronage in the dif PAUL G. MARTINEZ Olivet. Boulevard service. of Colorado Thursday, Aug. 28, brated the Mass, while almost 30 change in the faculty, with the ex Loop Shoe Repair Shop Pan-Amcrican Trades Counsellor MRS. BESS D. TITUS. 2617 Glencoe ception of Sister Mary Magdelen, remains the same. ferent lines of business. Translators & Interpreters street. Wife of Paul A. Titus, eister of when representatives of the (Colo Archbishops ana Bishops and Loop Markit. Laimne* StrMt 8ld* Mrs. A. J, Bonion and Mrs. L. V, Stocks who is the music teacher. The new Mercantile Bldf. CHerry 7837 rado areas met in Denver with W. scores o f priests from the United Requiem Mass was offered Tuesday at C. Smoot of Bartlesville, Okla., States and Canada participated in teachers are: Sister Mercita, who Priest of Thermopolis ~ :30 in Blessed Sacrament church. is the new superior and teacher Boulevard service. treasurer of the Frank Phillips a colorful processional. The Cathe Is Assaulted by Thugs MRS. ROSE WEST. Denver. Mother foundation, a philanthropic agency dral choir of 70 voices from of the seventh and eighth grades; of Rose Mirie West. Requiem Mass was Sister Mary David, who will have DOYLE’S offered Saturday. Autr. 28, at 9 in St. maintained by the Oklahoma oil Helena sang at the Mass. The magnate and nis wife. Apostolic Delegate was honored charge of the fifth and sixth Thermopolis, Wyo.— Police arc Vincent de Paul's church. Interment grades; Sister Annunciata, who continuing their search for _ the PHARMACY Mt. Olivet. Boulevard service. According to the terms of the Wednesday by a banquet in Mis MARKET MRS. DOMENICALCIROLINI. 2237 W. soula attended by 350 persons. will teach the third and fourth pair of thugs who Sunday night, COLFAX Ths Psrtiecist Druggist 33rd avenue. Mother of Joseph. Attilio. grant, the money will be used to grades, and Sister Mary Luke, Aug. 24, assaulted the Rev. N. J. COLFAX AT COLFAX AT 17TH AVE. AND GRANT and Mary Ciroltni. Mrs. CirolinL 74. died further a two-year expansion pro Members of the Hierarchy at who will have the first and, second Endres as he drove his car into DOWNING MARION Thursday, Aug. 21. Bom Tn Tyrol, gram of scouting activity in the tending the Mass in Stevensville KE. 6987 FREE DEUVERT Austria, she came to the United States grades. the parish garage. Father Endres with her husband. Th4y settled in state. It will be matched to the included the following: Arch The regular monthly meeting of fought' the stickups, who fled Vulcan. Mich., and moved in 1898 to amount of $18,500 by the four bishops Edward D. Howard, Metro when neighbors came to the Central City. After her husband's the choir will take place Wednes Special Fed Colorado council areas, in which politan of the Archdiocese of Port day evening. Sept 3. priest’s aid. The same bandits are aed pemltix market i^We ship JOBS WANTED death, Mrs. Cirolini lived tn Superior there are now 31 active units land; Ffancis J. L. Beckman of until 1927, when she moved to Denver. believed later to hive stolen an Roasting Free delivery mountain For Good Workers Requiem Mass was offered Monday at 9 operating under Catholic auspices. Dubuque, and Francis J. Spellman automobile from the front of an TAb o r 1774 in St. Patrick’s church. Interment Mt. Nuns’ Provincial Noting Chickens trout of any type, permanent or odd Individual grants were as fol of New York; Bishops Joseph M. adjacent home. Olivet. Olinger service. Gilmore of Helena, host to the Country job, call Employment Department MBS. ROSA CONDON. 3814 High lows: Denver council, $5,000; Nameday on Denver Visit anywhere street. Mother of Thomas G. Condon Rocky Mountain council, with head visitors; John B. Morris of Little REAL ESTATE Dressed, in U.S.A. of Lockport. N. Y.. and William Condon. Rock, Christopher E. Byrne of If you wish to sell or rent your Colored Catholic Charities Mrs. Margaret Bible, and Mrs. Evelyn quarters at Pueblo, $6,000; Long’s Mother Rose, provincial of the Galveston, Joseph F. McGrath property call PEarl 4638. We GUARANTEED 1665 Grant S t KEystone 6386 McCoy, ail of Denver. Mrs. Condon, 73, Peak council, with headquarters at Chicago province of the Little of Baker City, Edward F. Ho- specialize in South Denver. Cream of DELIVERY a resident of Denver for 63 years, died Greeley, $5,000, and Pike’s Peak Sisters of the Poor, is visiting the Saturday, Aug. 23. She was born in council, with headquarters at Colo ban of Rockford, Charles D. White Kimsey & Co., 308 South Pearl. the Flock Lucan county, Iowa, and moved to Mis of Spokane, Henry P. Rohlman of J. K. Mullen home for the aged, J. T. Upton Renovating souri with her parents when she was a rado Springs, $2,500. These sums which is conducted by the Chicago EVERYTHING UNDER THE SEA AT BRUNO’S child. She came to Denver when she are to be matched with like Davenport, Edward J. Kelly of Co. Boise, Robert J. Armstrong of province. The sisters of the home WS6 20 .years old. On Oct. 4, 1893, she amounts to be raised in the various will celebrate Mother Rose’s name- Csrpst CIsaners That Clean was married to James Condon, who died areas. Additional grants of $750 Sacramento, Joseph P. Schlarman DORAN 1932. Requiem Mass was offered of Peoria, 'Thomas K. Gorman of day on Saturday, Aug. 30. PROMPT Tuesday at 9 in Annunc^tion church. to both the Denver and Rocky HATTERS! From their California Novitisto the The firms listed here de Interment Mt. Olivet. Olinger service. Mountain councils and $1,000 to Reno, Gerald Shaughnessy, S.M., Chriitlan Brothtra sond you tan inpcrb PERSONAL MATTIAS GALLEGOS, Oak Creek, "Hat RacondlUonlnt wines. Tho Brotben maintain St the Long’s Peak council were made of Seattle, Gerald T. Bergan of Servica Exclnalvcly* serve to be remembered REASONABLE formerly of Denver. Husband of Mrs. Des Moines, Francis P. Carroll of Mary’s Collexa and other ochools SERVICE Della Gallegos, father of Mrs. Thomas by the foundation. through tho oalo of thdr xroat wIbc. Calgary, Martin Johnson of Nel 733 E. Colfax, at Clarkson when you are distributing Coca, Mrs. Edward Quintana, and Mrs. Since its establishment in 1938, W. H. UPTON Irene Gallegos. Requiem Mass was of son, Paul C. Schulte of Leaven CALL MAIN 683S PAUL’S your patronage in the dif Manager fered Saturday, Aug. 23, in Annuncia the Phillips foundation has do worth, Duane G. Hunt of Salt .For Free Pick-up sad Deilvary^ NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Service tion church. Interment Mt. Olivet. nated some $750,000 for the promo Lake, John H. Peschges of ESTATE OF Peter Peterion. Deceased, KE. 6171 Free Delivery ferent lines of business. 765 Tejon Streef Olinger service. tion of worthwhile youth activi No. 49940. TAbor 5223 HERMAN J. GROSSE, 1860 W. 35lh Crookston, William J. Condon of Notice is hereby ziven that on the 18th avenue. Husband of Mrs. Lillian Grosse. ties. Approximately one-half mil Great Falls, and Vincent J. Ryan lion dollars of this sum has been day of September, 1941, I will present to son of Mrs. Alydian Grosse of Denver, of Bismarck, and Auxiliary the County Court of the City and County w w nrw wwesvwwwwwww^wwwww, father of Jack. Richard. aMildred. and spent in Boy Scout work. Expan of Denver; Colorado, my accounts for Wilma Grosse, all of Denver, and brother Bishops Bernard J. Sheil of Chi sion programs similar to the one FINAL SETTLEMENT of administration of Edward Grosse of Denver and Franklin cago, William D. O’Brien of Chi Tom Flaherty’s : CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING now being undei-taken in Colorado of said estate, when and where all perions Grosse of McAlester, Okla. Mr. Grosae. cago, Thomas A. Connolly of San in interest may appear and object to them, y 41, died Monday in Fitzsimons hospital. have been started in Oklahoma, if they so desire. I He was born in Denver and lived here Francisco, and J. T. McGucken of Kansas, and Iowa. AUGUST ERICKSON. Administrator. ► all his life. He spent most of his life Los Angeles. COLONY GRILL Donald F. Clifford, Classified Ads as a fireman for stationary boilers. In According to the present plan Crowds began arriving early in Edward C. Day, Jr., I the World war he saw service in Panama. of scout executives in the state, the morning for the Mass. Thou 730 Majestic Bldr. fVhere Friends Meet Friends Funeral services were held Thursday in Attorneys for Estate. It will pay yon to road ALL of tho following* advertiaements. the mortuary chapel. Olinger service. the sums to be raised within the sands inspected relics of the early-‘ MRS. KATHERINE E. MURPHY. council areas will not be obtained day Jesuits at the museum. NO’nCE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT • FINE FOODS A A A A A d k A A j a. A ,s4 382$ Franklin. Mother of John M. and through general campai^s but by Bishop Ralph L. Hayes, preced ESTATE OF Conrad Hoffmann, Deceased, Roy .1. Murphy and Mrs. Ruby ChirUon means of several large donations No. 45377. • MIXED DRINKS and Mfs. Ruth Lister, all of Denver; ing the Mass, delivered a cente Notice is hereby uiven that on the 16lh DRUG STORES PRINTING Mrs.^ Edith Carpenter of Salt Lake City, from residents of the state. The nary sermon reviewing accom day of September, 1941. I will present to • BEER • WINE and Mrs. Bessie Madison of Long Beach. Denver area hopes to raise its plishments of Jesuit pioneers. He tho County Court of the City and County HUTCHINSON’S PHARMACY Visiting Can 60 for 76e, boat quality Caiif.: sister of Mrs. Mary Flavin of $5,000 through the donations of of Denver; Colorado, my accounts for Your Nhborbood Druzariat Wedding announcementa, commercial print Berkeley. Calif., and Mrs. Elizabeth is rector of the North American FINAL SETTLEMENT of administration 569 E. (>)lfax Phone SPruoo 0688 7 00 So. Pearl ing. Wheel tickota alwayi. Wa publish tho Plunkett of Oakland. Calif. Mrs. Murphy. from five to ten individuals. college at Rome and former of said estate, when and where all persons JAMES HUTCHINSON FREE Denver Street Guido. RODGERS PRINTING CO., 611 14th St. KE. 4064. 71. died Monday. She was born in Johns Ordinary of the Helena diocese. in interest may appear and •■■'--t to them, CATHOUC OAUGHTEBS’ HOkJE. town. Pa., and had lived in Denver and LCBA Meeta Sept. 2 if they so desire. 1773 Grant Flesunt homo for girts. Golden for 60 years. She was a member Officers of the Mass assisting JOSEPH J, WA lor. of the Annunciation parish Altar afld Branch No. 320 of the LC^A the Apostolic Delegate were the Donald F. Clifford. REFRIGERATORS, FOUNDED BT U. T. MURRAY Rosary society and of the Auxiliary of will hold its monthly meeting Rt. Rev. J. C. Willging, V.G., of Edward C. Day, Jr., PAINTING * PAPERING NEW & USED the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi Butte, assistant priest; the Rev. 730 Majestic Bldf.. neers. Requiem Mass 'was offered Tuesday, Sept. 2, at Hagus hall. Attorneys for Eatats. Painting and Psparing coaaonabla. E. T. Wednesday at 9 in Annunciation church. Louis Taelman, S.J., of Spokane, Yeager, 87 W. Mapit, Spruce 396t General Electric, Hot Point Radio and Interment Mt. Olivet. Olinger service. Requiem Men waa offered Wedneaday Wash., and the Rev. P. J. Treacy of NO’nCE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT watch repairing. Open Sunday afternoon at 9 in St. Mary’a church, Littleton. ABE TRUJILLO. 1737 Central. Re- Great Falls, deacons of honor; ESTATE o r Mary E. OTOeUI, also known and evenings. AURORA JEWTELRY & quism Mass was offered Monday at WALTER M. GRIFFIN. 1436 Mllwan- as Mary E, HcHoyh O'NtlU, Deceased PHOTOGRAPHS LOAN CO., 9539 East Colfax. Aurora '848, 10:30 in St. Patrick’s church. Inter kee atreet. Ruiband of Mri. Loretta the Rev. J. P. O’Shea, Helena, No. 66017. ment Mt. Olivet. Olinger service. F. Griffin, father of Mary Jane and deacon, and the Rev. J. A. Rooney Notice is hereby xiven that on the 30th Tht Anderson Photograph Studio. I3S6 day of September, 1941, I will present to ELECTRIC FLOOR SANDERS HENRY E. YARBOROUGH. 735 Walter Griffin. Jr., and brother of Wil of Great Falls, subdeacon. The ISth St Comtr Lawrence., Phono MAIn Niagara street. Husband of Mrs. Kate liam H. and Mercer Griffin. • Funeral the County Court of the City and County 1873. Wo rent and sell Electric Floor aanden G. Yarborough, father of H. E. Yar eervicea were held Tueaday at 10 in the outdoor altar with tiered plat of Denver. Colorado, my accounts for borough of Manila. Bernard Yarbrough mortuary chapel. Interment Mt. OHret. form was 100 feet by IBO feet FINAL SETTLEMENT of administration to’ operate. 240 East 20th Ave., ’TA. 9027'. of said estate, when and where, ail per PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER of Edmonton. Canada, and Mrs. Anita BARBARA KEMPTER, Denver. SiaUr — made of enqugh lumber to build Grotieries • Meats • Bakery ^aLtkj-(j[