Solemn Pontifical Ma»§, City Auditorium, 11 A, M, Sunday, Aug. «. Mast Meetings, City Auditorium, 8 P. M., Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday, Aug. S, 7, and 8-All Open to Puhlle DENVER LAUDED FOR SOCIAL WORK ORGANJZATION Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1939— Permission to Reproduce, Excepting O r I Denver at the National Conference o f Catholic Char- on Articles Otherwise Marked, Given A fter 12 M. Friday Following Issue______X.X.Il’ X X I l l l 'J tIJ mobiliae* in a war against licknets, poverty, and crime. Promi­ nent leaders in social welfare work from all over the United States are converging on the city to confer NATIONAL CIRCULATION, 430,895; DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER, 20,343 Msgr. O’Grady Says on the problems o f increasing the efficiency o f charitable agencies already in action and o f establishing r new means to relieve needless suffering. Members of the Hierarchy, diocesan clergy, and religious, as well as outstanding lay figures, will participate in the conference, which will be climaxed'Wednesday evening, Aug. 9, with a mammoth banquet at the Cosmopolitan hotel. DENVER CAmOUC Nowhere Are People Better Inform eii

300 CominiHae Workers at Flial Mealing; Per* REGISTER manenl Graap Planned; Enlhasiasni ) n The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Have I Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller Services, Over Convention High Photo Features, and Wide World Photos. I IV VOL. xxxrv. No. 50. DENVi^, COLO., THURSDAY, AUG. 3, 1939. $2 PER YEAR (By C. J. M cN eill) 1 Nowhere in all America are people better informed on Goal Is 106 Colorado Societies charity and welfare problems or better prepared for organ­ ized social work than in Colorado, which will be host this 1, week and next to the 25th National Conference of Catholic 23 De Paul Conferences Charities and the annual meeting of the St. Vincent de Paul society. So said the Rt. Rev. Monsignor John O’Grady of Wash­ EKPECIEDIT Are Organized on Tour ington, secretary of the National conference, at the final meeting of the convention com­ mittee in the Cosmopolitan hotel Welfare Leaders When the history of the national organized and functioning de Paul Wednesday night. Three hun­ Charities meet and SL Vincent de units, there are also 23 conferences dred members of local committees Paul convention in Denver is in Denver under the direction of took part in the meeting, which was chronicled, perhaps the greatest Clarence D. O’Brien, president of called by the Very Rev. Mbnsignor More than 1,000 persons from single contribution to the Church Denver’s Particular council. It is John R. Mulroy, diocesan director all parts of the country are ex­ locally will be found in the impetus estimated that the society already of Catholic Charities, the most en­ pected to join in bringing the 25th given to the St. Vincent de Paul has an active membership in excess thusiastic and the most import^t meeting of the National Confer­ society in the diocese. The Rt. of 700 men in the diocese. charities session ever held in Colo­ ence of Catholic Charities to a Rev. Monsigmor John O’Grady, sec­ The program being developed in rado. Out of this meeting is ex­ brilliant climax when they gather retary of the National Conference the Denver diocese through the de pected to grow a permanent chari­ at 7 p. m. Wednesday, Aug. 9, in of Catholic Charities, completed Paul conferences suggests a totally ties committee to carry on the out­ the Lincoln room of the Shirley his pre-conference organization new pattern of militant lay Cathol standing organization work done Savoy hotel for the conference tour of Colorado this week and an­ icism. For the first time in more in preparation for the Charities banquet and addresses by two men nounced the formation of 23 con­ than half a century of Catholicism conference. of national reputation. Adolf ferences in cities outside Denver in Colorado, the Church is launch­ With members of the Hierarchy, Berle, Jr., assistant secretary of and preparations made for the ing a dynamic program designed to diocesan directors of Catholic state of the United States, will establishment of a score of others marshal the resources, spiritual Charities, priests, religious, and speak on the “ Borderland of in the rural sections of the state. and material, of impoverished lay persons from all over the Charity and Justice,” and Harold The prelate’s goal is an active con farmers, enslaved Mexican beet United States pouring into Denver M. Stephens, justice of the United ference in each of the 106 parishes workers, and the unclassified army for the conference, enthusiasm for States court of appeals, will dis­ in the diocese havingving resident of forgotten men without employ­ the biggest Catholic convention cuss “ Democracy and Christian priests. In addition to the recently ment or scarcely surviving on ever held in this region is running Charity.” The closing address starvation budget. high in Denver and throughout will be delivered by the Most Rev. Nation’s Premier Colorado. Urban J. 'Vehr, Bishop of Denver. Schedule for Every important speaker at Miss Mary L. Gibbons, president Catholic Action Project Wednesday night’s general meet­ of the National Conference of The program being sponsored by ing predicted that the conference Catholic Charities, will preside at Transportation the Washington Charities prelate will produce an unprecedented up­ Saintly Archbishop’s Ring the banquet and speakers’ table. in the Denver diocese is the na swing in Catholic activity through­ Registorials Six of Denver’s best singers will tion’s premier Catholic. Action proj out the Denver diocese and in Cath- provide a program of music. Is Announced ect It is a radical departure from (Tumto Page i — Column 3) Is Rare Denver Treasure Reservations for the banquet existing functions of the St. Vin­ must be made by Tuesday after­ cent de Paul society. In practically WELCOME, CATHOUC noon, Aug. 8, with the parish The chairman of transportation for the National Conference of all dioceses of the 'U. S. the de Paul Community Chest CHARITIES DELEGATES chairman or with the banquet com­ conferences are operative only in '*'i| (By Ruth Vincent) favors that have been granted mittee at headquarters in the Cos­ Catholic Charities announces the Founder Is 111 in The Denver Catholic Reghter through Archbishop Orozco’s inter­ following schedule of automobile Ihe larger cities, and are devoted extends a warm welcome to the Anybody’s eyes would gleam mopolitan hotel. principally to meeting critical re Denver Hospital at the sight qf a ring composed of cession. Those familiar with the Assisting the Rev. John P. service for delegates: many visitors who have come for history of the ring affirm that its On Saturday at 12 noon drivers lief problems otherwise uncared the National Conference o f Cath­ one seven and one-half carat dia­ Moran, head of the banquet com­ possession is made more desirable will meet the nuns at the Broad­ for and-unsolved. The novel pro­ The only turrivor of a group olic Charities, one o f the outstand­ mond surrounded by 13 one-carat mittee, are Mrs. John P. Akolt, because it was once owned by the way entrance of the Cosmopolitan gram in^tuted here by Monsignor o f three who founded the Com­ ing conventions of the year. This stones. But the fact that that ring vice chairman; Mrs. George * E saintly Ordinary. hotel for the sisters’ luncheon. O’Grady, at the instig;ation of the munity Chest movement in is pre-eminently an age o f social was once in the possession of an Taylor, flower committee chair The nuns will he met at the same Most Rev. Bishop Urban J. Vehr, Denver over 50 years ago, the welfare work. Were it not for tl\e Archbishop who may one day be Workmanship It Exquisite man; Mrs. John Murtaugh, ticket looks to the development of active beatified makes it immeasurably The huge, flashing diamond and booth chairman; Mrs. Leonard place at 5 p. m. Sunday and taken Rt. Rev. Monsignor William many experts who have been to the sisters’ tea. conferences at strategic spots in O’Ryan is confined to St. Jos­ trained in recent years in this tech­ more valuable. Such a treasure, its smaller companions lie in a set­ Swigert, arrangements chairman; the smaller cities and rural areas. worth at least $10,000, is owned by ting of exquisite wprkmanship, Thomas Egan and Thomas Mor­ Those planning to attend the eph’s hospital, Denver. It is nique, the transition period o f women’s reception at the Bon' Complementing the already exist­ hoped that he may recover suf­ civilisation through which we are Mrs. Ruth Landry, a convert and which, experts say, might have rissey, prowam committee; Judge ing activities of the de Paul so­ the wife of Lieut. W. C. Landry, a taken a year to fashion! The dates Joseph Walsh and Joseph Craven, fils residence Sunday afternoon ficiently to attend the 2Sth assing would be many times more at 3 will be picked up- at tke ciety, moreover, will be a Christian meeting o f the National Con­ Einfer. Calho'Tfc workers are member of the air corps at Lowry (Turn to Page i — ColuviTV- t } ' "~(Tum to Page 5 — C olu m n i ) plan of study and discussion to field. Broadway entrance o f the Cos­ ference of Catholic Charities. gathered in the present conference mopolitan at 2:30. (Turn to Page 5 — C olu m n i ) to keep abreast with the latest de­ According to an official document Before the evening meetings on vices of social science and also to written by the Most Rev. Joseph Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday renew the inspiration that comes Garribi Rivera, Archbishop of Twin Dominican Nuns pick-ups will be made at 7:30 at from hearing expert speakers ap­ Guadalajara, the ring was the gift the Cosmopolitan’s Broadway en­ Radio Best Bet If You ply the ever-youthful principles of of the pastors of the City of Mex­ trance. Miss Nellie Lennon (upper) and Qiristianity to their problems. ico to Archbishop Pelagius A fter the general session on Miss Marie C Smith (Ipwer) are Anthony Labastida on his golden Have Been Inseparable Monday night at the City audito­ two o f the Denver women who will The Central Bureau o f the Cen­ jubilee in 1889. Archbishop Labas­ rium, eara will meet out-of-town CanH Qo to Meetings take a leading part in the Na­ tida was regent of the short-lived tional Conference o f Catholie tral Verein, St. Louis, suggesU An unusual record has been es­ delegates at 9:30 p. m. at the Cur­ empire of Maximilian, and was the June, 1938. In November of the tis street entrance and take them (Jiarities here this week. Misa that religious orders could help tablished by twin nuns of the same year I followed her.” solve the Negro problem and also last prelate of Mexico to he' in­ to the Broadmoor for the recep­ If you can’t attend the National president of the National^ Confer­ Lennon, one of Denver’s best- h vested with any political authority. Dominican Sisters of the Sick Poor, Sister Alberta made it plain, Conference of Catholic Charities, ence of Catholic Charities; Mr. known laywomen, is secretary o f do a great missionary work by Sister Albert and Sister Alberta, tion and ball. acquiring large tracts o f land and Upon the death of Archbishop however, that it was something A sight-seeing tour has been stick close to your radio through Atwater, Father Hayes, and Wal­ (Catholic CJiarities in the diocese«' Labastida, the jewel became the now stationed at the Denver far more than the natural ties the next week and you’ll get in on ter M. Harrison, managing editor secretary- o f the general committee helping the people materially while convent, 2501 Gaylord street. arranged for Wednesday after­ teaching them Christ's message property of a niece, Miss Philo- of affection that bound her to her noon. Cars will meet the visitors the best part of the meetings, says of the Oklahoman and Times of for the convention, and chairman mena Neve, who sold it to the Most Although the twins are now 25, twin sister which induced her to Joseph Cook, head of the radio Oklahoma City. o f the registration committee. Miss The plan was used in Asia Minor they have never been separated at the Broadway entrance o f the in the early days o f the Church Rev, Francis Orozco shortly before take the garb. “ Of course she Cosmopolitan at 2 o’clock. The committee of the conference. A Harrison to Be on Again Smith, who is director o f the child from each other for a longer period and is being successfully followed his consecration as Bishop of Chia­ wrote me glowing letters telling of three-week series of local broad­ From 2 to 2:30 Saturday after­ welfare division o f the Colorado of time than four months—and police department will block off today in ^ulh Africa by the pas in 1902. The extraordinary the great happiness she had casts will wind up Friday with noon, Mr. Harrison, one of the state department of public welfare, that was when Sister Albert,left Broadway for the convention cars Mariannhill Fathers. The most sanctity of this prelate, who later found,” said the young nun, “ but three skits prepared under the di­ leading newspaper and radio men will preside over a meeting o f the her twin to join the convent. from 2 to 2:30. Cars will return important o f these establishments became Archbishop of Guadalajara, never once did she urge me to join to the hotel at S:30. rection of Miss Marjorie Gal- of the Southwest, will give an ad­ committee on chUdren at 11 a. nu is named Mariannhill, but it is the has prompted many to attempt to The two nuns are the daughters her. She knew that such a deci Busses for the transportation of laher, and an imposing schedule dress on “ Publicity Flood Control” Tuesday, Aug. 8. Many other lo­ parent o f some 40 similar institu­ introduce the cause of his beatifica­ of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Remarklus, sion remained with me alone—and visitors on their trip to Camp of programs originating at the con­ over KLZ and affiliated stations cal women have been active in tions. At Mariannhill, a staff o f tion in Rome. There is a rumor at present living in Fort Recovery, God.” Santa Maria Thursday will leave ference itself will start on Satur­ of the Columbir. Broadcasting sys­ making preparations for. the con­ 100 cares for about 1,500, super­ that his cause will be advanced by 0. They are part of a large family, The twins were in New York for the Cosmopolitan at 9:30 day, when three broadcasts are tem; This program, too, will ference and will be prominent in vising the workshops'and the large the present incumbent of the see, having three sisters and four three years. Two of these years I Local delegates must furnish their scheduled. (Turn to Pages — C olu m n h) the convention sessions. (Turn to Page 4— Column 1) especially in view of the many brothers who are all living. (Turn to Page 9 — C olu m n 5) *own transportation. From 11 to 11:30 a. m. on Sat­ The sisters' were bom in St. urday, KOA will carry a broadcast Brutal Treatment Described Henry, 0,, where they attended from the meeting of the diocesan the local parochial school. Soon directors of Catholic Charities in Threat of Death Fails to after they were graduated from Coming of Conference the Casanova of the Brown Palace the eighth grade, the family moved hotel. The session will be devoted Egg-Cup Is Chalice for to Fort Recovery, 0., where the to public relations work of wel­ % twins enrolled in the public school. To Denver is Tribute to fare agencies, and the speakers Deter Priest From Work All during their school days the will be Pierce Atwater, national Priests in Red Prison girls were practically inseparable. secretary of Community Chests 'They occupied the same double and Councils, and the Rev. Edward Had his enemies carried out a committee on social and economic desk, shared the same lunch basket, A. Hayes, director of the finance were brutally beaten until the sinister threat, Father Carmen carried their books in the same Work of Msgr. Mulroy A harrowing sto^ of brutal problems. His paper is entitled division of the New York Catholic treatment in a Red prison in Barce­ blood gushed from our mouths. Tranchese, S.J., of San Antonio, “ The Psychological Status of the satchel. It wasn’t that they didn't Charities. Tex., would not be listed as a have plenty of other friends. They lona, Spain; of martyrdom met Father Joseph Verd’s toes on one KOA will pick up another pro­ speaker on the National Conference Mexican Immigrant.” did. They mingled a great deal When the ligljts were flicked out Catholic War Council, predecessor with high couragie, and of the foot were smashed by the butt o f gram from the same meeting at 12 of Catholic Charities pro^am in Boat Delay Prevented Teaching with the other boys and girls. at the Grant street Charities head­ to the N.C.W.C., and in building secret practice of the faith in the a soldier’s gun. After heaping noon, with Monsignor Matthew midst of persecution is told in a maltreatment and insult upon us, Denver next week. The priest was Sacred Heart (now Regis) col­ But they found in each other’s quarters Wednesday night the up the St. Vincent de Paul so­ Smith, editor of the Register, lead­ letter received, by the 'Very Rev. they packed us in a narrow, low threatened with death by those who lege in Denver nearly became the company a complete contentment. bonging chimes in the nearby ciety in Denver. In 1926 prelim­ ing a round-table discussion fea­ John Ordinas, C.R., pastor of St. cell, where we had to stand, fop objected to his attempts to procure field of Father Tranchese’s first They preferred to be together. city hall were sending the inary organization plans were decent living conditions for the street cleaning crew to bed and turing Miss Mary L. Gibbons, Cajetan’s church, Denver, and the space did not permit sitting or labors in the United States, but be^ Always Religious provincial of the Theatines in stretching in that congested dun­ thousands of Spanish-Americans cause his ship became tied up in a sumrqoning the milkmen. But to The twins^had always been very the Very Rev. Monsignor .John R. America. The communication came geon. The heat was intense and under his spiritual care- in Our maritime strike at Liverpool, Eng­ religious and shortly after they Lady of Guadalupe parish on San Mulroy the echoing chimes indi­ from the Rev. Michael John Serra, we gasped for air. We remained land, it was late in arriving in the were graduated from the Fort Re­ (Turn to Page 9 — C olu m n 4) United States and consequently he cated only a brief pause in a kill­ Theatine priest who was one of a covery high school Colorette ing routine that the Charities prel­ band captured by the Reds in was too late for the school year at (now Sister Albert) decided to the Denver institution. ate has pursued for the past six Barcelona. The letter, which de­ Wins Scholarship enter the Dominican Sisters of the months. In the hectic career of scribes among other thin^ the use Father Tranchese was bom in a Sick Poor. Lorette (now Sister Monsignor Mulroy in the past 12 of an eg^-cup as a chalice in the suburb of Naples, Italy, in 1884 Alberta) did not follow her im­ years as head of diocesan Chari­ secret offering of Mass, follows: and studied at the Naples Tech mediately. ties, he has weathered unmarked Reverend Father: nical school with a view towards “ When Sister Albert left for the the community battles arainst a life in the army. Later, how mother-house in New York, we poverty and suffering, and has Only by a miracle of Divine I ever, he changed to a classical were separated for the first time,” admirably championed the cause Providenfce we escaped imminent (Turn to Page 9 — C olu m n 5) said Sister Alberta. “ That was in of the underprivileged. In tribute death from the inferno of the to him and to his triumphs in war­ Reds. In order to help us give ring against unemployment, sick­ Appointments by the provincial thanks to God, His Blessed Mother, CHARITY NUNS TRANSFERRED; ness, and all the specters of want of the Society of Jesus for the and St. Cajetan, I will tell you and injustice, more than to any Missouri province include several something about our imprison­ other personality in the West, the changes in the faculties of Red ment. SR. LAURENTINE TO CINCINNATI National Conference of Catholic high school and college, and the On the 21st of July, 1936, we Charities is being brought to naming of Father Burton J. (two priests and a brother) were Denver. Fraser, S.J., as assistant pastor in captured by an atrocious band of Faculty changes affecting Den­ The sister who will take her place His genius in handling an appar­ the Sacred Heart-Loyola parish. Reds, in a house near our resi­ ver sisters who have been teach­ as principal of Cathedral is Sis­ ently infinite number of details, Father Fraser had iDeen working dence. They were about to shoot ers in the city’s schools were an­ ter Mary Janet, a native of Den­ co-ordinating the management of at the Rosebud Indian reserva­ us, but at thq crucial moment God nounced by the mother-house of the ver, who last year taught in Sa­ scores of committees and hundreds tion in South Dakota. No other intervened, so we were taken to Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati cred Heart high school in Denver. of varying personalities, and changes were made in the staff the police headquarters. There we this week. An important change Sister Catherine Miriam, who achieving the distinction of em­ Msgr. John R. Mulroy of the Sacred Heart-Loyola rec is that of Sister Laurentine, prin­ had been teacher of English and inently directing Colorado’s great­ tory. Prelate Disclaims cipal of Cathedral high school, to history for the senior class at Ca­ est Catholic event stamp him with drawn up and in the following 'The Rev. William O’Shaugh- Rev. Carmen Tranchese, S.J. principal of Seton high school for thedral high school, has been the marks of greatness. year a Charities office was opened. nessy, S.J., who has been a pro Birthday Memorial Winner o f a Basselin scholar­ girls in Price Hill, Cincinnati, 0. named principal of St. Vincent’s Denver’s present co-ordinated The advance of the program was fessor at Regis college for several ship is Ernest R. Porreco o f St. Antonio’s West side. But Father Solicitori have been can- academy in Albuquerque, N. Mex., Catholic Charities, with an annual so rapid and patently effective years, has been made spiritual fa­ vatsing firm* and citixen* in the Thomas’ seminary. Mr. Porreco, Tranchese is a man hard to and Sister Anne Gertrude, science charity outlay exceeding $850,000, that the Community Chest wel­ ther at St. Mary’s college, St. 1937 alumnus of Pueblo (Catholie frighten, and as a result of his Bishop Vehr to Act city in the interest* o f a birth­ teacher, will do post-graduate work were united principally through comed the agency as an affiliate Marys, Kans. day memorial for the Rt. Rev. high school, is a native Puebloan. ' work one of the blackest holes in in the Institutum Divi Thomae in the efforts of Monsignor Mulroy, unit in 1929, and the Denver Cath­ The Rev. W. D. Ryan, S.J., re­ He was bom Sept. 22, 1920, a -d America will be wiped out and re­ As Co-Consecrator Hugh L. McMenamin, rector of Cincinnati under the renowned re­ and stand today as an impressive olic Charities were here to stay. placed as dean of the college by the Cathedral. No one ha* received his elementary educatio.! placed with sanitary and comfort­ at Sacred Heart orphanage, Pueblo. The Mott Rev, Urban J. Vebr, search scientist. Dr. George Speri monument to his foresight and per­ The past decade has found Mon­ the Rev. John J. Flanagan, S.J., been authorized by the prelate able living quarters by the federal The Basselin scholarship wiU en­ Biihop of Denver, will act at Sperti, severance. Back in the late 20’s, signor Mulroy representing the will go to St. Louis university, St. to make collections in his name. government. title -the youth to three years o f one of the co-eontecratort of Other changes affecting the Sis­ Bishop J. Henry- Tihen committed Church publicly in practically Louis, Mo., for special studies. He asks those who have con­ Father Tranchese will speak on the Mott Rev. Wm. O. Brady, ters of Charity are as follows: the organization of a Charities eve^ social, political, and allied The Rev. Joseph P. McMahon, tributed money to the solicitor* study at the Catholic University o f a panel discussing “ The Migratory Bithop-elect of Sioux Fallt, S. Sister Ellen Marie, superior for bureau to the thejijF^her Mulroy, project affecting the diocese. He S.J., who has been in charge of the to communicate with him im­ America, Washington, D. C., and Worker—A Social arid Economic Dak., at St. Paul, Minn., Thurt- the past six years at Sacred Heart, who, previous to his Ordination in was elected president of the Colo­ improvement program at Regia mediately. He will endeavor to will lead to A.B. and M.A. degrees. Problem,” at 11 a. m. Monday, day, Aug. 24. Denver, will go to St. Mary’s ^ 1920, had been voluntarily engaged rado Hospital association, after college as father minister, will go recover their money for them. He will major in philosophy and Aug. 7, before a meeting of the (Turn to Page ^ — C olu m n as local secretary of the National (Turn to Pages — C olu m n g) (Turn to Page 10 — C olu m n 4) English.

i 1 PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4209 Thursday, Aug. 8, 1939 Mary L. Gibbons Active FfSIll E l i Social Welfare Werker FUi m PIRISH Energetic, ambitious, and social esan directors of Catholic Chari­ minded, one of America’s out­ ties in the Casanova, Brown Pal­ (St. Catherine’s Payish) (St. Louis’ Parish, Englewood) The executive committee for ^ e standing women will be in Denver ace hotel, Saturday, Aug. 5. Sun­ I carnival held a meeting Wednes­ for the 25th meeting of the Na­ day afternoon at 3 o’clock she The fund for the new play^ound day evening. All the reports tional Conference of Catholic will address a general session of and rectory continues to mount ' % show that every committee has Charities in the person of Miss the St. Vincent de Paul society in^j with the opening of the mid-sum- ■g been busy at work and all pros Mary Louise Gibbons, president of the K. of C. hall. iher festival. Free prizes were pects for the carnival are very the conference and holder of of­ At the first general meeting of [good fices in many other organizations. the Charities conference Sunday given Thursday and also will be The Kaptain Kidd booth has Miss Gibbons will make her first night Miss Gibbons will make her awarded Friday evening. A $250 I lined up its major prizes, which Jim McG>nat7, Jr. of many appearances on the'con- president’s address and sound the hope chest is to be given away James P. McConaty, Sr. will be a Kelvinator, a hand cro­ keynote of the parley. On Wednes­ 4t Ttsn Ezptricnci ference program when she speaks Saturday evening. Entertainment cheted tablecloth, a set of silver at a luncheon meeting of the dioc- day at 12:45 p. m. she will be service, a set of dishes, and an^ chairman of a business session of galore every evening is featuring Like a calm sea after a storm . . . like the assurance of 1 electric food mixer. the conference to be held in the the mid-summer festival Aug. 3, safety given by a lighthouse . . . So you will feel in your The Young Ladies’ sodality re­ banquet room on the mezzanine 4, and 5 on the school grounds, time of trouble if you leave the details of the funeral to ported the hope chest is completed of the Cosmopolitan hotel. 3300 S. Sherman street. Every­ us. Trained workers take charge of each detail with I and will be placed on display very At the closing banquet Wednes­ sympathetic understanding. The burden rests on our soon. day at 7 p. m. in the Lincoln room body is welcome and Invited to shoulders. Altar Cloth Donated of the Shirley-Savoy hotel, Miss attend. There 1$ No Funeral Service Finer Than Ours . .. The parish is very proud of a Gibbons will again serve as chair­ Additional Articles Received recent gift donated by Mrs. James man. Additional articles for the hope There Is No Funeral Cost Lower Than Ours Vella. It is an exquisite altar Native of Now York chest and faneywork booth have cloth, which she made herself in She was born in New York city been received as follows: Mr. and drawn work, cut wdrk, and em­ (St. Joseph’! Parish) Feb. 2, 1896. After attending the Mrs. A. Schwindt, pair of pillow Knight Campbells broidery, so fine that it looks like Freshmen and all other students schools of social service at Ford- cases; Mrs. H. Dumbauld, crocheted crochet. not registered at St. Joseph’s high ham university and the University chair set; Mrs. W. Tremmel, two Sunday, Aug. 6, will be Com school before may enroll for the of Chicago, she was awarded an aprons; Mrs. J. Camsew, two linen Cordially Invites the Visiting Delegates to the National Federal at No. Speer munion day for the members fall semester at the sisters’ con­ honorary degree, Doctor of Laws, dish towels; Mrs. E. Busch and of the Altar and Rosary society. vent, 622 W. 6th avenue. Regis­ by Fordham in 1937. She has Miss W. Freericks, pair pillows; Council of Catholic Charities to Come In to Hear. The members will receive in a tration now will facilitate the Mrs. C. Powell, radio scarf; Mrs. GRand 1626 body at the 7 o’clock Mass. placing of pupils in classes and L. E. White, bath towel and wash Mrs. Edith Theresa Figliolino classrooms when school opens cloth; Graham Furniture, two The New was recently received into the Sept. 5. fancy pillows; Mrs. N. J. Stretz, Church. Her sponsor was Jennie The Altar and Rosary society table cloth; Mrs. Joe Young, three /I Prices for Fri.. Sat., and Mon. at all Figliolino. will meet Wednesday, Aug. 9, at bath towels; Mrs. J. F. Alexander, Among the guests at the recto^ 2 p. m. in the church hall. Mem­ pair pillow cases; Mrs. H. Sheetz, Everett Orgatron last week were the Rev. David bers of the altar committee for two pair hot pan.holders; Mr. and Rummage of Louisville, Ky.; the August are Mmes. L. Brayton, A. Mrs. F. Coyle, pair pillow cases; Rev. James Cis, and the Rev. Louis Pollock, Mary Hicks, and C, J. Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Smith, silver Its tones are natural, organ-like and indescribably *> creamer and sugar set, fancy lun­ Madejczyk of Fort Wayne, Ind. Silva. beautiful. It is the only electric organ conforming to | Mrs. N. B. Roberson of Chicago Many families in the parish are cheon set, and embroidered dresser is spending a few weeks with her planning to take basket lunches scarf; Mr. and Mrs. P. Smilanic, the standards of the American' Guild of Organists. ' sister, Mrs. H. L. Weber. and assemble on the picnic g;rounds pyrex baking dish; Mr. and Mrs. G. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Cooke and of Lakeside park Thursday, Aug. Shaklee, two bath towels and wash Carole Ann left last Saturday for 17, when the Holy Name society cloths; a friend, pair pillow cases * Remains in Tune Indefinitely MILLER’S San Francisco and Los Angeles will sponsor its annual outing. with crocheted edge; Mr. and Mrs. and expect to return from their Tickets may be secured from any C. Boom, embroidered buffet set; • Invented by a Famous Organist vacation trip in several weeks,' member of the society\ for 35 Mrs. C. Kennedy, embroidered tea via Boulder dam and the Grand cents, or three may be purchased towel and embroidered kitchen • Thoroughly Reliable and Dependable Super Markets canon. for $1. In addition to gate ad­ apron; Mrs. Anna Lipp, bath towel Holy Hour Scheduled mission, the tickets will entitle the set; Mrs. J. Hein, casserole; Miss * Ideal for Church and Choir Music Holy Hour devotions will be M. Melphior, embroidered buffet set So. Broadway and Virginia— 8th 4''^* end Federal holders to the ballroom admission held Friday evening beginning at and to half price on many conces- and dresser scarf; Mrs. J. Jackson 15th and Lawrence— 3512 E. 12th Ave.— 3936 Tennyson 7:30. A good ■ attendance is ex­ and Mrs. L. R. Smith, pair blan­ 2nd and Broadway— E. Colfax and Elm— 1004 So. Gaylord pected. kets; Mrs. C. Ranke, bath mat; THE KNIGHT CAMPBELL MUSIC GOMPANt 8th and Santa Fe— 34th and York— 3305 So. Broadway Mrs. F. P. Menten, Jr., and Mrs. The Rev. John McCormick, C. Mrs. J. Quinlan, bath towel and THRIFTY MART, 1st and Broadway Hutchison are in charge of the SS.R., professor of Romance lan­ four towels; Mrs. F. Beechy, pair guages at St. Joseph’s preparatory 1617 California Street altars for the month of August. Mary L. Gibbons embroidered pillow cases and linen Mrs. William Purcell is in charge college, Kirkwood, Mo., was a vis­ luncheon set, two cake plates, one of the vigil lights. itor this week at the rectory. served as an instructor on the fancy pillow; Mrs. E. Shellberg, The Rev. Matthias Justen, C. staffs of both Fordham and Cath­ three sun-bonnets; Mrs. F. Quinn, SS. R., chaplain of the Denver olic university. linen towel and embroidered buffet Blackberries General hospital, returned this Her wide knowledge of social set; Mrs. W. B. Downtain, fancy A Courteous Welcome is Extended to Full No. 2 can. Awards Made at week from Chicago, 111., after a problems saw her appointed super­ pillow and two hot pan holders; 9 month’s absence. visor, assistant director, and final­ Mrs. L. Redmond, apron; W. Eb- Catholic Residents and Visitors Jeanette Cecilia, infant daugh­ ly director of the division of fam­ ner, two bath towels. Benefit Listed ter of Mr.'and Mrs. Joseph Sher­ ilies, Catholic Charities of the Articles Assembled By Shoe String Potatoes idan, was baptized Sunday, July Archdiocese of New York. From 1931 to 1934 she served as di- Members of the P.-T. A., under 30, ijy the Rev. A. A. Zeller, C. the direction of Mrs. Joseph Young, KOBEY’S medium size (St. Mary Magdalene’s Parish) SS. R. rector of the Emergency Relief The following received prizes at the president, assembled the ar­ can, 10c value...... The “ Hollywood Night,” sched­ bureau. Department of Public Kreyer’s Restaurant 5 the parish benefit held Saturday, Welfare, New York. ticles for the hope chest and fancy* July 29: Special av*rd, Mrs. uled for Tuesday, Aug. 8, by the work booth. The Altar society Young Ladies’ sodality, has been Tn March, 1937, she was ap­ KREYER BROTHERS, Proprietors Helen Miller, 2441 Chase street; pointed first deputy commissioner with its president, Mrs. A. Steck, cash award of $25, L. C. Seagler, indefinitely postponed. has charge of the fried-chicken Mrs. Josephine Tweedy has of the New York state depart­ A Place of Refinement, Excellent Cuisine Arvada: $25, Mrs. H. J. Chinburg, ment of social welfare. dinner and the lunch stand. Con­ moved to 1325 Fox street. cessions are handled by Louis I 2531 Harlan street, Edgewater; As a member of the Welfare SEPARATE COCKTAIL LOUNGE $25, Robert Douglas, 1990 South council of New York city she has Steinmetz and his Holy Name men. SPAM r 25 Humboldt street; $12, Mrs. Wm, Miss Lucille Cudney, prefect of the served in the following Capacities: Vogel, 2809 Yates street, Denver; sodality, announced that' the so- Imported Wines and Liquors Served to Those Who 4 Member, board of directors since Desire Them. $8, Marie Palmer, Gano Downs 1935; member, executive commit­ dalists hoped to swell the festival company; $5, Nettie Cronse, 3001 E EOOKIIfG IS funds by means of a large painting tee; member, co-ordinating com­ No Reservations Necessary of Father J. P. O’Heron, a gift Ivory Soap P & G Soap Chase street, Edgewater; mittee; member, executive com­ from the Sisters of St. Joseph, and Medium size ■Regular size Q a Handmade quilt, blocks donated mittee on regional organizations. 410-12 Seventeenth St. Phone KEystone 9289 * I by Mrs. Beneda, awarded to Mrs. a 9x12 Oriental rug. The sodalists bar 5c bar...... w C She also holds a position on the will also assist the Altar,society in Parry, Kewanee Gardens, Edge- BII2IIIIIIFFATUIIFboard of directors of the Greater serving the dinner. The Boy Large Sizf Bar Giant Size Bar water; lace tablecloth, donated by New York Fund, Inc. Mrs. E. C. Werner, to Mrs. Nord, Scouts will patrol the grounds and Offices she has filled include the will assist in accommodating the 2505 Harlon; order for pair of (Annunciation Parish) following: Vice president. Nation­ bar. c bars guests, under the direction of their 2 17 3 1 OC $3.50 shoes, donated by Mr. Mc­ Home cooked food is to be fea­ al Conference on Social Work, .scoutmaster. Captain Padan. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Guire of Douglas Shoe company, tured Friday and Saturday nights, 1933; vice president, New York to Mrs. A. P. Spencer, 5485 W. Aug. 4 and 5, at the bazaar. Whip­ State Conference on Social Work, 32nd avenue; tatted bath set, do­ ping cream, cake, strawberry short 1930-1981, and chairman, case nated by Mrs. Griebling, to Mrs. cake, cold lunches, salads, rolls, work section, 1937; vice presi­ Grape Juice 1 Spencer, 54851 W. 32nd avenue; cakes, and pies will be served by dent, National Conference of embroidered sheet and pillow cases, Mrs. Schweider, in charge of the Catholic Charities, 1938, and pres­ Rosemary, 12 oz. can...... g 0 ’ donated by Mrs. Kennedy, to Kath­ country store and bake sale booth. ident (first woman so honored), leen Rufien, 3009 Benton street; Sodality to Receive Communion 1939. She has also held numerous damask tablecloth, donated by Mrs. Sunday is Communion day for offices in the American Associa­ Weiland, to Evelyn Weiland, 5601 the Guardian Angel sodality and tion of Social Workers, New York COTTRELL'S W. 33rd avenue; the younger children of the parish, city chapter. APRICOTS 0 Embroidered pillow cases, do­ who will receive at the 7 :30 Mass. TfaMtu'iSHtt 621 iIXTIINTH ST. At the party Friday afternoon, Solid Pack, Perfection brand, H I nated.. . by Mrs. . Hursting, . to John full No. 10 can ...... 11’ Markey; crocheted table runner, July 28, at the home of Mrs. donated by Mrs. Kaysen, to Mrs. O’Brien the following were R. 0. Park, 22nd and Wadsworth; awarded prizes: Mrs. F. Genty, Squires to Aid knitted sofa pillow, donated by Ed Gates, the Rev. John Doherty, Mrs. Henckel, to Charlotte Cooper, Mrs. Blair, Mrs. Hart, Ed Clinton, Special Purchase! 2426 Rising Sun; dresser scarf, and Mrs. John Ryan. D o § donated by Mrs. Aglward, to Mary Reported ill in the parish are At Convention .SI Schweger, 23 Brown avenue; sis Mrs. Bert Zumtobel, Mrs. Mike ter doll, Mrs. Chas. Ellis, 3647 O’Brien, and Mrs. Mary Clark. Apex or Thrifty Dozen cans 55c Humboldt street; child dress, do­ During the National Catholic Stagehands Entertained 500 Brand New nated by Mrs. Pat Moore, te Wm. Charities convention in Denver ■ Miss Mary Wilson entertained Aug 6 to 9, the Columbian Squires Kelley, 5127 Lowell boulevard; the Stagehands at her home, 4618 cake, donated by Mrs. Dispense, will act as messengers. They will SsU. 'til II p. Williams, Saturday evening, July Other Nites 'Ul I to Mrs. H. A. Scheele, Lakewood. be furnished with cowboy hats and Tropical Worsted 7 Markets Open Nites 29. Last minute details concern­ .shirts through the courtesy of the The parish extends its thanks ing the four booths being con­ 34th and York— E. Colfax and Elm— 500 So. Broadway to all who contributed towards the local chapter of Elks. The squires 8th Ave. and Federal— 1st and Broadway ducted by the Stagehands at the will act in co-ordination with the success-of the benefit. parish bazaar were discussed. 3305 So. Broadway— 8th and Santa Fe house and properties committee of Altar Workers Named The L.C.B.A. will hold its the Knights of Columbus. Mrs. P. F. Moore and Mrs. C monthly meeting in Hagus hall The squires are grateful to L. Kennedy are in charge of the Monday, Aug. 7, at 2 p. m. All SUITS Barney Gates for his unceasing *j altar and sanctuary during members are expected to attend efforts in the promotion of the PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS August. because business of great im­ messenger service at the National V portance is to be discussed. Catholic Charities convention. HALF PRICE! [•A Patronize These Firms. They New Squires Are Active THEY ARE RELIABLE Are C o -O p e r a tin g With Your New squires initiated June 18 Paper. are participating in the new activi­ A sensational purchase from a high-grade Nun Will Attend ties. Following is a list of the new maker secured summer’s smartest Tropicals at ■ -A squires: Harvey Bald, Jr.; Her­ Crusade Meet bert Flannery, Kenneth Keid, Wil­ exactly HALF regular prices! Save HALF on liam Switzer, Walter Wade, Jr., your vacation suit! Save HALF on a cool, com­ and Lindsay Waters. (St. Mary’s Academy) The squires plan to hold another fortable Tropical for next summer! ANNUNCIATION Sister Martha Marie, moderator initiation early in the fall. Anyone of the Catholic Students’ Mission interested in joining the Colum­ Crusade at St. Mary’s academy, bian Squires should call at will attend the national meeting the Knights of Columbus hall. East ^ m a r ie s l Pastels and Whites of the C.S.M.C. at the Catholic 16th avenue and Grant street, and BAZAAR University of America the latter leave his name and address at the part of August. Sister Martha office. --Single and Double Breasted Marie will meet St. Mary’s dele­ The squires gave a wiener roast gate, Miss Eileen Cochran, a senior for all members and counselors —Ali Sizes: Reg., Long, Short, Stout at the academy, and her mother at July 10 at Bergen park. The picnic the Catholic university. was well attended. Before the August 3,4 and 5 Academy Receives Vestments wiener roast, a softball game was — Brand New.. just arrived! The Loretto guild observed the held. diamond jubilee of Denver’s oldest On July 5 at the Sportland school by offering a gift of black beach golf course, a tournament Gothic vestments. was held by the squires. Bob Rus­ $15.50 Tropical 0^ yC The Rev. Edward M. Woeber, sell won the prize by defeating chaplain of the academy and as­ five competitors. Grand PriZG— Hudson Touring Brougham sistant Chancellor of the diocese, also recognized the academy’s dia­ Denverites Return From $26.50 Tropical S I 0 mond jubilee with a gift of old rose Gothic vestments. Western Vacation Trip Worsted Suits...... ^ | Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Nesbit New Attractions FORTY HOURS’ DEVOTION of 3440 Josephine street and their $29.50 Tropical S I i l 7 R Week of Aug. 6: The following granddaughter, Geraldine Mullen, two parishes may have 13 Hours’ returned Sunday, July 30 from a Worsted Suits...... ^ I exposition of the Blessed Sacra­ four weeks’ vacation trip which in­ ment instead of 40 Hours': cluded visits to the Grand Coulee $34.50 Tropical S I 7 95 Hagus Hall and Grounds, 37th and Lafayette Georgetown, Our Lady of Lourdes; dam, Washington: Portland, Ore., Silverton, St. Patrick’s. where they attended Mass in the Worsted Suits...... ^ | | outdoor Grotto of the Sorrowful Reader Extends Thanks Mother; Eugene, Ore., where they A Register reader extends visited with Mrs. Nesbit’s brother; thanks for several • favors granted California’s Redwood forest, San Slight Charge for Alterations! (COURTESY OF OLINGER MORTUARIES, INC.) through the intercession of the Francisco, the Golden Gate expo­ Blessed Mother and St. Therese, sition on Treasure island, and Long the Little Flowe^. Beach, CaliJi Thursday, Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE THRHE

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DENVER EDGEWATER. 7 and 0. Weekday*. T:I0. -A Trading List CATHEDRAL, E. Colfax and Losan. «. ELBERT, fourth Sunday only; 0, June 7, 8, S, 10:80, snd 12. Weekdays, and August; 11, July and September, 0:80 and 8. ELDORADO SPRINGS, Maes at South ANNUNCIATION, K. * 8th At*, and Boulder, 7 :30, first, third, and fifth mOBTU/SRIES ■ 4 ; MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER Humboldt. 5:15, 7:80, 8:80, 9:80, Sundays; 9, second and fourth Sun­ days. merchant* repreiented in thi* section are boosters. They are 10:48, and 12. Weekdays, 6:16, T :1S, and 8. ELIZABETH, aecond Sunday only; 9. jnxious to work with you and are deserving of your patronage. Co- BLESSED SACRAMENT. Montview Blvd. June. August, and October; 11, July Jierate with them. and Elm, 7, 8:80, 10:80. and 12. and September. CATHOLIC MEMBERS o f our personnel FITZSIMONS CHAPEL. Fitxaimon* hoa- EMPIRE. Mase at Georgetown, I. I pital, 6 and 8. Weekdays, Commun­ ENGLEWOOD. 6, 8, and 10. and the finest equipment and facilities are ion, 6:15; Mass, 7:80. ERIE, 9, first, third, and fifth Sundays; HOLY FAMILY, W. 44th Av*. and Utica, 7 ;30, second and fourth Sundays. assjgned to everj Catholic Service Cathedral 7:30, 9, 10:30, and 11:46. ^ ; ESTES PARK, 7:80 and 10; also 9 July HOLY GHOST. 19th and CalifornU Sts., 23 to Aug. 20. Daily, 8. Needlepoints Mounted Slip Covert 6:15, 8, 7:16, 8il6, 0:16, 10:18, 11:18, and 12:18. Weekdays, 7 and 7:46. EVERGEEN, 10. Joseph E. Bona, Vice President W . W . MeCRAY HOLY xROSARY, E. 47tb Av*. and Pearl, FAIRPLAY, 10. 6 and 9. FLEMING. 7 and I. 16th at Boulder Speer Blvd. at Sherman LOYOLA. E. 23rd Av*. and York, 6. T. FLORENCE, 7 and 9, Weekdays, 7 :80. Farnitare Upholstering 8:30, 10:30, and 12. FORT COLLINS, St, Joseph’ s, 6, 7 :30, Equipped to Respond to Any Call, Any Time, Any Diatanne OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL, W. 86th and 9. ( 20 Years In Denver Av*. and Navajo, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10 :80. FORT GARLAND, 9, aecond Sunday, only. OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE. W. 86th TAbor 8986 851 Corona St Ave. and Kalamath, 9. FORT LOGAN, 9. FORT LUPTON, 8:80, first Sunday; 9:80, OUR LADY OF VICTORY, W. 12th A t *. other Sundays. CH. a n * JACK SPEEGLE. Prop. and Shoshone, 7 ;30. 534 East Colfax— Cor. Pearl FORT LYON, 7. PRE.SENTATION, W. Tth Av*. and FORT MORGAN, 8 and 10. Julian, 8:30 and 9. FOUNTAIN, 10, first and third Sundays. Preferred Parish Argonaut Wine and SACRED HEART. 28th and Larimer Sts., FRAZER, Mass at Maryvaie camp. Mary-Ann 6, 7, 8:30. and 10:80. Cozsen’g Rgnch chapel, 8, June 25 to 'July 80, inclusive. ST. ANTHONY’S HOSPITAL. W. 16th FREDERICK. 9. ftnt. third, and fifth Liquor Co. Ave. and Quitman, 5:40 and 7:46. Beauty-Nook Largest and Finest Stindays; 7:80* second and fourth Sun­ Trading List Specializing in machineless ST. CAJETAN’S, 9th and Larimer Sts., days. Stock in Denver 7. 8. 10. and 12. FRUITA. 9. waves ST. CATHERINE’S, W, 42nd A t *, and GARDNER. 7 and 9. Katherine McKelvey, Prop. Federal Blvd., 6:46, 7, 8:80, 10, and 12. GEORGETOWN. 9. MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER '■'U —Depend on Penn— GILCHRIST* 11, second and fourth Sun­ 126 E. 11th Arc. Bet. Emerson A Ofden ST. DOMINIC’S, W. 29tk Ave. and Fed­ Now Open to My M^ny Friends EDDIE PtNN LEON PENN days. The merchants represented in this section are booster*. They are eral Blvd., 6:30, 7:30, 0, 10:30, and 12. GILL (Spanish), 12:80 p. m., fourth anxious to work with you and are deserving of your patronage. Ce« ST. ELIZABETH’ S, 11th and Curtia Ste., Sunday only. operate with them. Penn Bros. Market 6, 7:30, 9. 10:30, and 19. Holy days, GLENWOOD SPRINGS. 7 and 9. 800 E. 18tb A Venn* KE. 1787 6. 7, 8. 9, and 12 :16. GOLDEN, 8. M c B R I D E ’ S FREE DELIVERY ST. FRANCIS DE SALES’, 8. Sherman GOLD HILL, 8:80. The Moat Rev. Frank A. Thill, and Alameda, 6, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, and GORDON, 9, second Sunday only. Quality Fruits - Vegetables 12. , GRAND JUNCTION. 6, 7:80, and 9. St. Francis de Sales' DIXIE DRUG \ Groreries - Meats D.D., Pli.D., J.C.L., Bishop o f Con­ GRAND LAKE, 8 and 10, July and cordia, Kans., will attend the Na­ ST. JAMES’, E. 13th Avei and Newport, • August. 17th at Franklin PH. EM. S8S1 7, 8:30, 10, end 11:30. G. W. McBRIDE, Prop. tional Conference o f Catholic GREELEY, St. Peter’ s, 6:15 and 9; TEXACO PRODUCTS Have your fur and cloth coats Charities as a participant in the ST. JOHN’S, E. 8th Ave. and Josephine, Spanish colony, 1 p. m., fourth Suit- JACKSON’S Free Delivery Cut Rate 6:30, 7 :30, 8:30, 9:30, 11, and 12. day only. WOLF’S HEAD OIL restyled and relined before three-day schedule beginning Aug. GREENWOOD, 10, Urst and fourth Sun­ . “ Meet Me at Delightful Dixie Drug’* ST. JOSEPH’S. W . 6th A t *, and Gala- Cut Rate Drugs fall rush. 6. Bishop Thill was consecrated paeo, 6:30, 7, 8:80, 9:30, and 11:80. days; 8, second, third, and fifth Sun­ MERCHANTS OIL CO. SUMMER PRICES STILL GOOD Oct. 28, 1938, and was installed in days. Liquors • Sundries ' Arend Jekel, Lets** — CUT RATE— ST. JOSEPH’S (Polish), E. 46th Ave GUNNISON, 7 and 9. An interested 'participant in the Will Hold Until Needed the Kansas see Nov. 15, 1938. He and Pennsylvania, 7 and 9. . HAXTUN, 7:30, first, third, and fifth National Conference o f Catholic Prescriptions Try Our New Sky-Chief Gas For Real Honest-To-Goodnesa Motoring Pleasurs formerly served In Cincinnati. ST. LEO’S, 10th St. and W. Colfax, 6. 7, Sundays; 9, second and fourth Sun­ Charities will be the Most Rev. Free Prompt Delivery 9. and 10:30. Aladdin Ihug PETITE SHOP days; 7 :30, holy days. Joseph H.-Alberg, D.D., J.C.D., who Call 8p. 3445 Downing and Alameda 1190 S. Pearl SP, 998S 107 E. Colfax TAbor 0783 ST. LOUIS’. 3300 S. Sherman, 6, 8, and HOLLY, 10, first, third, and fifth Sun­ Colfax at Vine EA. 2373 10. Weekdays, 6:46. days; 8, second and fourth Sundays. was consecrated Auxiliary Bishop Downtown Prices Brought to ST. MARY MAGDALENE’S, W. 26th HOLYOKE, 9, first, third, and fifth Sun­ o f Cincinnati Dec. 27, 1929, and Ave. and Depew, 7 and 9. Weekdays days; 7 :80, second and fourth Sundays; was transferred to the Diocese of Your Door. ^ 7:30. 9. Holy days. KAMP MOVING Mack’s Auto Repair Holy Name Men, Lansing, Mich., Aug.. 4, 1937. Prompt Free Delivery NOB HILL INN ST. PATRICK’S, W. SSrd Avs. and HOTCIHKISS, 6:80. AND 420 EAST COLFAX Pecos, 6, 7:30, 0. 10:80, and 12. j HUGO. 9. & STORAGE CO. ST. PHILOMENA’S. E. 14th Av*. an(f IDAHO SPRINGS, 9. . Call for Appointment - TA. 4 6 5 4 Mixed Drinks, Draught Beer Detroit, 6. 7, 8. 9. 11, and 12. Holy IGNACIO, second Sunday only. W* carrj a corapleta stock of Fornltara, Jim’s Service Station days, 6, 7. 8. and 9. Ru,t. Linolennit, and Stores ILIFF, 8 or 10, alternate Sundays with Directly West at Ward’s Parking Let “ BEAUTY IS OUR BUSINESS” Delicious Dinners K. of C. to Picnic ST. ROSE OF LIMA’S. S. Navajo and W, Crook. Fornltara Repalrin, Nevada, 8 and 10. INDIAN HILLS, Mass at Evergreen, 10. Irish Alumni to 1705 So. Pearl PE. 5976 Phone SP. 9740 HOT AND COLD LUNCHES ST. THERESE’S, 9605 E. 14th Av*. JOHNSTOWN, 12:30 p. m., second Sun­ Toor Bosiness Is Appreciated Here (Aurora), 7 and 9. Weekdays, 7:30. day only. MnO Beauty Shop Preliminary plans for the annual ST. VINCENT DE PAUL’S. E. Arisons JULESBURG. 8 and 9:80. Delivered anywhere in the city. Knights of Columbus picnic were snd S. Josephine, 6:30 8, 10, snd KEENESBURG, 10, June and August; 8, 100% S p e cia lly Homogenized OLIVE HARTWELL. Mgr. W e 11:30. Holy days, 0, 7. 8:30, and 0:30. July. B U Y WISE outlined at a meeting Thursday Weekdays, 7:30. KIOWA, third Sunday only; 9, June and Guide Delegates (Pasteurized) Cream — Blend 1115 EAST 9TH AVENUE Milk, n p M Store evening, July 27, at the clubhouse COLORADO SPRINGS August: 11. July and September. GROCERY and CREAMERY of the Denver council. KIT CARSON. 10:30, second, fourth, and Exclusive Product of Under New Management HoutebolHousehold Goods CORPUS CHRISTI, 2330 N. Csscade, fifth Sundays. The Denver Notre Dame club’s We Feature CORONA John T. Cleary, general chair­ 7 :30 and 9 :30. Weekdays, 7 :S0. KITTREDGE. Mass at Evergreen, 10. Lincoln Creamery Supreme Dairy ProducU aad MerchiMerchandise man of the affair, announced that GLOCKNER SANITARIUM. 2200 N. KREMMLING, 10, first Sunday; 9, sec offer of assistance to the National Hours 6 A. M. to 10 P. Me Tejon, 6 and 7 :30. ond Sunday. 515 E. Exposition 8 P. 8233 Open Sundays DUFFY STORAGE AND the picnic will be held Sunday aft­ 1745 8. Broadway 8Pe 1412 Groe. and Creamery SACRED HEART. 2026 W. Colorado LAFAYETTE. 7:80, first, third, and fifth Conference of Catholic Charities 295 SO. PENN. MOVING CO. ernoon, Aug. 27, at Williams’ park. Ave., 8, 10. and 11:30. Sundays: 9. second and fourth Sundays. resulted this week in the assign­ The Store That Opens Early snd Closes ST. FRANCIS’ HOSPITAL, 6:45 and LA JARA, 8 :80. Lite All members of the Knights of Possibly other Masses. LA JUNTA, St. Patrick’s, 7:80 and 9:15 ment of club members as lay es^ OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY Patronize These Firms. They Columbus as well as members of Joyce Cleaners ST. MARY’S, 26 W. Kiowa. 6. 7, 8. 9, Our Lady of Guadalupe, 8 and 10. corts to visiting Bishops and Are C o -O p e r a tin g With Your local Holy Name societies and their 11. and 12:10. Weekdays, 7:30. .TANDY’S 849 Corona Paper. families have been invited to at­ ST. PAUL’S, Broadmoor, 7 and 9 :ll. LAMAR, St. Francis de Sales’, I. Holy priests, Chairman Gene Blish of days, 6:30 and 9. Alterations a Specialty tend. Bernard A. Gates, lecturer PUEBLO the alumni Catholic Action com­ of the council, is assisting Cleary Our Lady of Guadalupe, 9:80, first Grocery & Market OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL, 421 CUrk, second, third, and fifth Sundays. mittee has announced. SP. 3662 1306 S. Pearl with his plans. 7. 8. and 9:30. LAS ANIMAS. 8:80. SACRED HEART ORPHANAGE, Spraxue Working under William Roche, Solitaire Line and Royal Crest The following have been ap­ LA VALLEY, 9, third Sunday; 9:80, fifth Ave., 6 :20. Sunday. members will have two types of (W* Call for and Deliver) Dairy Products a Specialty pointed to the various committees SACRED HEART, 11th and Grand, 8, T. LEADVILLE, Annunciation, T and 9; duties, Blish said. One gi'oup will for the picnic: and 9. weekdays, 7:80. 518 E. Bayaud ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA’S. 221 Clark, St. Joseph’s. 7 and 8 :80. meet the two streamliners at FURNACE CLEANING MARTIN 7 and 9. OPEN 7 A. M. TO I P. M. Greeters’ committee—Pat Dolan, LIMON, 10:80, second and fourth Sun­ Union station Sunday morning, "Shop With Confidenca at Werner’s** 732 E. COLFAX chairman: Art Alcorn, Dr. Wm. ST. FRANCIS XAVIER’S. Loxan and days only. For Better Heating Results CLOSED SUNDAYS Pine. 6, 8:30, and 10:30. Aug. 6; accompany the visiting Dutch Lunch Headquarters A Complete Food Store at Streamline Prices D. McCarthy, W’illiam T. Roche, LITTLETON, 7 and 9. prelates to their headquarters, go Call Us for Complete Vacuum ST. LEANDER’S, 1401 E. 6th, 7 and 0. LONGMONT. 7 and 9. Cleaning of Your Furnace and Herbert Fairall, A1 Farrell, Mau­ Weekdays, 7. LONG'S PEAK, Mass at Camp St. Malo^ to the auditorium for the Pon­ WERNER’S rice Hickey, Tom Tynan, R. Paul ST. MARY’S. 826 Clark. 6. 7:80, and 9. 10. June; 8 and 10, July and August. tifical Mass with them, and return Registers $ 3 .0 0 up Horan, Joe Dryer, Joe Craven, Bill ST. PATRICK’S. 228 Michigan. 6. 7:80, LOUISVILLE, 7 and 9. Weekdays, 7:30 . FREE E8TI5IATE FISTELL'S 9, 10:30, and 11:30. Holy days, 8, 7, tov their headquarters after Mass. DELICATESSEN Ducey, Charles Haskell, Harold LOVELAND) 8 :30. FUEL SERVICE 8. and 0. Weekdays, 8:30 and 8. MANCOS, 9:80, second and fourth Sun­ On Sunday evening they will act WINES and LIQUORS Collins, John J. Sullivan, Bill Fin- EILER CHAPEL. 217 E. Me.sa. 6. days only. SP. 7415 684 So. Broadway as'lay escorts again on the way to 82 to 86 S. Broadway, at Bayaad Super Service Station OTHER STATE CHURCHES MANITOU. June. 6:30 and 8:8 0; July nerty, Tom Goodson, and Eddie the dinner at the Most Rev. Bishop PE. 2302 Day, Jr.; grounds committee— Ed AGUILAR, 7 and 9, second and fourth and August, 6:80, 8:80, and 9:30. Sundays only. MARSHALL. Mass at South Boulder. Urban J. Vehr’s residence, to the SKELLY GAS AND OIL Clinton, chairman, assisted by AKRONa 10:30. first and third Sundays; 7:30, first, third, and fifth Sundays; auditorium for the foYmal evening A. PETERSON Messrs. Schlereth, Minglecamp, 8. Reconds fourth, and fifth Sundays. 9. second and fourth Sundays. ceremonies, and back to head­ Moto-Sway Lubrication Finnegan, Scavo, Keeshen, Dee, ALAMOSA, 7:80 and 9 :Sp. Weekdays, 7. MATHESON, 9:15, second Sundiy; 10. quarters. Coursey, Murphy, Lang, and Wol- ALLENSPARK, Mans at Camp St. Malo, fourth Sunday. GROCERY U. S. Tires — Skelco Batteries and Accessories 10, June; 8 and 10, July and Auzust* MePHEE, 8, first and third Sundays On Monday and Tuesday nights lodefelt 734-736 Santa Fe Drive ISTH AVENUE AT LINCOLN PHONE MAIN S37I lenhaupt; transportation commit­ ALLISON, fourth Sunday only. only. CLEANERS AND DYERS ANTONITO. 7 and 8:15. MEAD, 7 ;30. first, third, and fifth Sun club members will repeat their PHONE TABOR 7114 tee—John Schlereth, chairman, as­ wprk. On Monday evening after sisted by Messrs. Steve Puksta, ARVADA, 8. days; 9, second and fourth Sundays. Wt Appreciate Yonr Patronas* 328 BROADWAY PEARL S78B ASPEN. 8:30. MEEKER. 9. second Sunday only. the sessions, club members will be Max Jonke, and Leo Scherer; prize AURORA. 7 and 9. MONTE VISTA. 8 and 10. guests of the conference' at the Upholstered Fumituye, Curteiaa, ewd committee—Bert Beckius, chair­ AVONDALE, 10. MONTROSE. 7 and 9. rwww ww www'tr w w ball at the Broadmoor. Draiierie* Bxpcrtly Cleaned and Finished man; Phil Rotola, Ralph Longo, BAILEY, Chapel of Masdames of Sacred MONUMENT, fifth Sunday or last 196% UNION Hezrt open to public, 7 and 8;S0 Sun> Wednesday only. Other Group Also Activt Walter Hyland, A1 Wagner, Dom­ dayk in July and Auzuit. MORLEY (Raton pass), 7:80 and BILLIE OHLER’S inic Coloroso, Sol Horn, Tom Nevin, BASALT, 10:80, last Sunday only, fourth Sunday only. Another group of alumni will Joe Schmittling, Barney Carraher, BEULAH. 10. MT. HARRIS. 9:80, third Sunday, In do early-morning duty beginning MODEL MARKET Colorado Pharmacy school building. BOULDER. 8. 7:80. and 9. Makert of Famooi Billiea and Bill Jennings; refreshment NEDERLAND, 8, July and August. Friday and going through Wednes­ OTTO A. CRAWFORD. Ownei BRANDON, 11, first Sunday only. day morning. They will meet Little Pit Saaiagee committee—Peter J. Jonke, chair­ BRECKENRIDGE, 9, second Sunday only. NEWCASTLE. 11, first Sunday only. Prescriptions Our Hobby man (others'to be named later); BRIGHTON. 7. 8:15, and 9:30. NORWOOD, 8. last Wednesday only. groups of visiting priests and **Sausaget from Pigs that Died Happy” programs— Ray J. Noone, publi­ BRISTOL, 8, first, third, and fifth Sun NUCLA, 9, last Thursday only. drive them from their hotels for Phone PE 1160 1487 8. Pearl 8 l WE D E U V ^ days: 10, second and fourth Sundays. OAK CREEK, 9, fourth Sunday, in Hos- ^ A A. A A A.* A. A.AA.A.A.A.A.A Drive in any o f these stations for prompt, courteous attention city—FranH Monahan, Jr.; coffee— BROOKSIDE. 8. king’s funeral chapel. early Masses in parishes to which 1596 So. Pearl PE. 1820 Herman Gebhard, Tom Cahill, Bill BRUSH, 8:30 and 10, second and third ORDWAY, 8, first Sunday; 9, other Sun the visitors are assigned. The and the best motor fuels, oils and greases this market affords. Cody, Ed Kerr, and Ed Hughes; Sundays; 8:80, first, fourth, and fifth days. alumni will be breakfast guests in Sundays. ORTIZ. 10. first Sunday only. Anderson’s Athletic committee— Pat B er^ BUENA VISTA, 9. first and third OURAY, 8, first and fifth Sundays; 9, the rectories after M^es. CATH EDRAL— East lOfh and Washington and Geo. Astler, co-chairmen; Bill Sundays. third Sunday. President James P. Logan of the W. M. WITTE BURLINGTON, 9:80, second, fourth, and PAGOSA SPRINGS, first Sunday only, Creamery Nelson, Bill Carey, Pete Acker­ Denver Notre Dame organization Fcatnring KINGS ICE CREAM Holy Ghost— 14th SL snd Tremont Cathedral— E. Colfax snd Race St. fifth Sundays. Holy days, 9:30. PALISADE. 7. Grocery and Market man, Paul Dunn, Ed Russell, Jack CALHAN, 11, first Sunday; 9:15, third PAONIA, 8, is on the central committee for the Cream That Whips St. John’s—Spccr Blvd. and Clarluon St. St. Francis d* Salei’—Cedar A 8. Bdwy. Heeney, Bill McGlone, Phil Do­ Sunday. PARKER, first Sunday only, 9. June. conference and recommended the IS l' Ml pt. Corn Fed Meats Fresh Fish BL Elisabeth’s— W. Colfax and 8th 8L Blessed Sacrament—E. 23rd and Kearney lan, Ed Dunn, John Garrity, Jim CAMP ST. MALO, 10, June; 8 and 10 - August, and October; 11, July and club’s active assistance 60 days NOTIONS SL Philomens’s— E. 8th A t*. A Col*. Bird. Loyola—E. 18th Are. A Ract Woodward, Harry Zook, Pete July and August. September. Staple Groceries, Fresh Vegetable* CANON CITY. St. Michael’s, 6:80 and 8. PEACEFUL VALLEY, Mass at Camp St. ago. 1763 S. Pearl r St. Dominic’a—W. S2nd Are. A N. Speer I St. Catherine’s—W. 38th Are. A Fed. Bird. (Open, Sundays) 761 SOUTH LOGAN PE. 0934 Walsh, John Mohan, Frank Gran- i Holy Cross abbey, 6 and 8:15. Week* Malo. lOf June: 8 and 10, July and Members of the club not nell, Tom Morrow, Tom Griffin, days. 6 and 7 :15. August. Mass at Nederland, 8, July reached by Chairman Blish and his Tom- Lynch, Geo. Lynch, Ralph CAPULIN, 10:30. and August. 1 / “ PEETZ. 7:30 and 9:80. committee are asked to call the Longo, Dominic Coloroso, Austin CASCADE,-June 18, 9:30; from July 28, St. Vincent de Paul's 8:30 and 9:30. PLATTEVILLE, 9:80, first Sunday; 8:80. Blish residence, EM. 2394, for de­ Joyce, Jack Connors, and Ed Ca­ other Sundays. BETTY’S CASTLE ROCK, 9, July and September; tails of their work. ALBRECHT’S Odd Jobs a Lawns Mowed? hill; sound equipment — Warren 11, June, August, and October. RAMAH. 9:15, first Sunday; 11, third Pabst Beer on Draught BONNIE W AE Turelli, chairman; Holy Name CEDAREDGE, 10, second Sunday only. Sunday. Curtain Cleaners W« Furniih Boy* Who Need Work CENTRAL CITY. 9 :30. RED CLIFF. 9, fourth Sunday only. Club to Convene Delicious Wines of Lawn-Mowers Machine committee — L. A. Abercrombie, CHAM A, 9:30, first and third Sundays; RICO. 10. fifth Sunday only. On Aug. 16 Agent /or'NEW FASHION DRY Service Station chairman; William Eggert, A1 10:80, second Sunday; 9, fourth and RIFLE. 9. first and fifth Sundays. All Kinds CLEANING Sharpened fifth Sundays. ROCKY FORD. 7 and 9. 818 So. Penn. PE. 9888 Featuring Frantz, Tony Denst, and Ed ROQGEN, 8, June and August; 10. July. The next session of the Notre 669 So, Pearl PE. 5420 2223 E. MISSISSIPPI SP. 4342 O’Connor. CHEYENNE WELLS. 8:80. first Sun­ Dame club is Wednesday evening, SINCLAIR PRODUCTS Petwecn So. Gaylord and So. York day; 8:45, other Sundays. * ROUSE. 9, first and third Sundays only Iniidt Washinz and Grtaslnz COKEDALE, 8:30, first Sunday only, SALIDA, 7 and 9. Aug. 16, at the K. of C. home COMO. 8. SALT CREEK. 10. starting at 8 o’clock. .*)umni visit­ Dick’s Radio Service 720 SO. UNIVERSITY PE. 0855 CONEJOS. 10:80. SAN ACACIO (Old Town), 9:80, fourth Dependable Call and Delirery Service Noted Layman’s Murder FIXIT SHOP COPELAND LAKE. Mass at Camp St. Sunday only. ing in the city or recently arrived Arvin Car and Home Radios H A R R rS Deplored in Philippines Malo. 10, June; 8 and 10, July and SAN FRANCISCO. 9. third Sunday; 9:80 in Denver are invited to attend. August. fifth Sunday. Questions asked of members con­ Guaranteed Radio Repairing SROE ROSPITAL CRAIG, 9:80. third and fourth Sundays. SAN LUIS. 7 and 10r«0. cerning the N.D-U.S.C. football C o n W i U i ^ Manila.—The murder of Don CRESTED BUTTE, 7 and 9. SAN PEDRO Y SAN PABLO, 9, first R.C.A. TUBES Piggly Wiggly Jose de Leon, 72, prominent Cath­ CRIPPLE CREEK. 8 or 9, alternate Sun* Sunday's 0:80, second Sunday; 10:80. special to South Bend Nov. 25 will Re*. Phone SP. 9248 Finest Shoe Repairing olic layman is deplored through­ days with Victor. other Sundays. be answered by the committee, and Rea. Addreea 1887 So. Washington 8t* I FIORAL SHOP ' Independently Owned SANTA MARIA. 7 and 10. 1481 SO. PEARL out the country. He was a gener­ CROOK, 8 or 10, alternate Sundays with a fall activities program will be Shop Address 1689 So. Pearl fit. MEAT MARKET Biff. SEGUNDO, 8 and 10, first Sunday only. WE DELIVER ous contributor to charities and DEERTRAIL. 11. first, third, and fifth SHERIDAN, 9. worked out. Sundays. . SILVER PLUME, Mass at Georgetown, 9. loss Soqth Gaylord PEarl 0622 Quality Meat at Lowcit Prices religious undertakings. He and two 1065 SO. GAYLORD DEL AGUA, 7 :80 and 9 :80, first Suncfhy SILVERTON, 10, first, fourth, and fifth U N ED A others were shot to death by tw6 only. Sundays: 7. second and third Sundays. Announcement Rental Motor Scooters disgruntled sugar planters in his DEL NORTE, Holy Name of Mary SOMERSET. 9:80. Welding — Knives and Sciaaora Sharpened TELEPHONE PEARL 7315 office at the Pampagna Sugar De­ church. 8 and 10. SOPRIS, 7:30 and 9. second Sunday only. Charles E . Hopkin Gleaner and Tailor Electrical Appliances — Bicycles velopment company, of which he St. Joseph’s sanitarium, 8:30. SOUTH BOULDER. 7 :30, first, third, and Rugs, Furniture, DELTA, 7 and 9, first, third, fourth, and fifth Sundays; 9, second and fourth 68 W. BYERS PLACE EST. SINCE 1928 REPAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS f was president. fifth Sundays; 8, second Sunday. Sundays. Mem)>er St. Francia de S a l«’ Pariah 1677 SO. PEARL SP. 7177 South Gaylord la Now Asaociated With Shades DOLORES, 10. first and third Sundays. SPRINGFIELD, 10:80, fourth Sunday 10% Diaconnt for Cash and Carry DURANGO, St. Columba's, 7 and 9. only. S wayne-W Gordon Hovelly Works Fordham President R.O.T.C. Guest Weekdays, 7:80. STARBUCK. Mass at Evergreen, 10. im bnsh Bakery **L€m Than Dawn*Town Pricaa** 850 BANNOCK 8 T. Fort Hancock, N. J.— The Very Sacred Heart, 7:80 and 0:80. STARKVILLE. 7:80 and 9. third Sunday A Dependable Dry Cleaning 515 E. Bayaud PE. 0123 DELICIOUS HOME-MADE only. Ford • Mercury - Lincoln Zephyr Rev. Robert I. Gannon, S.J., presi­ EAST LAKE, 9. Guaranteed Uaed Cars t I ' PASTRY SWEGLE-MYERS EATON (Spanish), 1 p. zn., second Sun­ S’TEAMBOAT SPRINGS. 7, first, third, dent of Fordham, was a guest of day only. and fourth Sundays; 6 and 9, fifth 1024 SO. GAYLORD STREET 1858 8. GAYLORD PE. T288 honor of the Fort Hancock R.O.T. Sunday. DRIVE IT HOME L and R G AFE C. unit, which includes 34 Ford- STERLING, St. Anthony’ s, 6, 7:80. 8:80. Try Our Delicious Breakfasts ham students among the 72 reserv­ Alabama College Holds and 10. Holy days, 6. 7, 8, and 9. St. Benedict’s hospital, 6. Vie n h A Luncheons and Dinners Holy Family ists being trained here. 6th Summer Graduation STONEHAM, 8:80. Open 7 a. ra. to 8 p, m. indading STRATTON, 7:80, every Sunday; 9:80, CLEANERS&DYERS Sunday first and third Sundays. Holy days, 724 SO. PEARL GOOD FOOD Spring Hill, Ala.— Commence­ 7:80. 880 So. Pearl PEarl 3669 ment exercises for the sixth an­ SUGAR CITY. 10. first Sunday only. Inna’s Beauty Shop St. M ary SUPERIOR, 0, first, third, and fifth Sun­ Croquiamola Permanent Waving - Seaipe FAIR PRICES nual summer session of Spring Hill days; T:80, second and fourth Sundays. college were held here. Nine can­ Shampooinz * Facials - Manicuring • Mar> TELLURIDE, 10, second Sunday; 7, The new 1939 Plymouth at St. eellinz • Finger Wavinz - Body Molding Magdalen's didates were presented for degrees fourth Sunday. Loyola TERCIO. 9, fourth Sunday only, Catherine’s 18 th Annual Mid- (BatUa Creek System) EDDIE'S by the Rev. Andrew C. Smith, S.J., TIOGA, 9, fourth Sunday only. Summer Carnival, Thursday, Fri­ dean of the college. Degrees were TRINIDAD, Holy Trinity, 6, 7, 8, 9. and day, and Saturday, A u f. 17, 18, Full Lina of Beaoty Work RED & WHITE conferred by the Very Rev. W. D. 10:80. Any Radio Repaired a CITY PARK and 19. Parish Grounds, W. 42nd GLendale 1962 4014 Tennyson 43rd and Yates GLendale 9915 Our Lady of Mt. Carmel. T and 9. O’Leary, S.J., president. The TROUTDALE. Mass at Evergreen. 10. Avenue and Federal Boulevard. HOME OR CAR 61.00 Service Station Evison’s Service commencement address was given VICTOR. 7 :80 or 9. alternate Sundays Thrilling entertainment every (Part* Extra) by the Rev. Francis L. Janssen, S. with Cripple Creek. night, FREE I 29fh Ave. and Colo. Blvd. Standard Oil Products Jj, of Loyola University of the VIGIL, 9. third Sunday only. NEW 4-TUBE PORTABLE For Quality Bakery Conoco Service VINELAND, 9. RADIOS Free Call and Delivery OPPOSITE JEWISH • South. VOLLMER, Spanish colony, 11, third Service WASHING AND Goods Try SANATORIUM ON WEST COLFAX Sunday. No Honey Down—6 Ho. te Pay 1. ■ Station WALSEN6 URG, 6, T:20. 8:80, 9:45, and St. Louis' LUBRICAXION Two New Archdioceses 11. Colborn Bros. £m« 9821 C. M. LUNDEEN WARD, Maas at Gold Bill, 8:30, or AC-DC Radio Service WEISS BAKERY GL. 9933 W* Call far and O - r Are Created in Chile Nederland, 8. E. 2Sth Ara. * Race KE. 8864 4024 Tennyson St. Deliver WELBY, 6 and '8. You pay no more for expert terviee 18th A Tennysoa JoBHBaaitr WELDONA, 10, flrat and fourth Sundays. Burt Chevrolet, Inc. ESRER DRUG GO. W* Appreciate Pariah Patronag* WESTCLIFFE. 8, first and fourth Sun­ Cars t o East auad West London.— Two new archdioceses Never Overbid or Undersold "The Store of Friendly Service" have been created at Concepcion days; 10, second, third, and fifth Sun­ 1st a IBtk o f Eaek Month days. Patronize These Firms. 'They and La Serena, Chile, and the WESTON, 9, aecond Sunday only. 3300 So. Broadway CUT RATE DRUGS WIGGINS. 10, fifth Sunday only. Are C o -O p e r a tin g With Your * a Warahoose, ISSl XOtk St. i present Bishops of La Serena and ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO Free Delivery PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Concepcion have been elevated to WRAY. 9:80. Holy days, 9. Paper. Sowfa*—KEyston* 6228 YUHA, 8, first snd third Sundays; 10:80, Nat* Bnrt Phonss 28th and Josephine CH. 0122 'the rank of Archbishop. saeond. fouttb, and fifth Sundays, Prasidant PE. 88N—Bag. 186

t - A Telephone, KEyetone 4205 Thursday, Aug. 3, 1939 I Denver Lauded by Msgr, O^Qrady Senator to Speak President...... Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, D.D. We President Emeritus...... Most Rev. Bishop J. Henry Tihen, D.D. Editor...... Rt. Rev. Msfr. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D. For Social Worlj Organization Managing Editor...... Hubert A. Smith, Jour.D. Extend Associate Editors— M. F. Everett, Jour.D.; Charles J. McNeill, A.B., Jour.M.; Rev. Walter Canavan, Jour.M., M.A.; Rev. John Cavanagh, (Continued From Page One) enrolled for the full week of Chari­ tifical Mass to be celebrated in the will extend aven beyond the nation ties discussions. City auditorium at 11 o’clock Sun­ M.A.; Ruth Vincent, A.B. because of the international reputa­ Frpm the time the directors be­ day morning by Bishop Vehr, with A tion of speakers such as Adolf A. gin their deliberations on Friday Archbishop John J. Mitty of San Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. Berle, Jr., assistant U. S. secretary until the close of the gala pilgrim­ Francisco giving the sermon. of state, and other government age to the Christ of the Rockies at Elaborate preparations have been Published Weekly by leaders. Camp Santa Maria on Thursday, made to take care of a crowd of HEflRTV lUELCOmE Aug. 10, every day and every night nearly 6,000 persons at the Mass. THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY^(Inc.) Hundreds Already Registered With the registration bureau will be packed with a series of Assisting Bishop Vehr at the 938 Bannock Street working top speed under the meetings, the interest and impor­ Mass will be the Very Rev. Dr. Wil­ TO THE NATIONAL OONFERENCE direction of Miss Nellie Lennon, tance of which have never before liam Higgins, assistant priest: the Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1497 secretary of the convention com­ been approached in the Denver Very Rev. Harold V. Campbell and OF OATHOLIG CHARITIES mittee, several hundred local dele­ diocese. Every phase of modem the Very Rev. Charles Hagus, $2 a year. Sold only in club arrangement with The Register, gates and many early arrivals from welfare work will be given careful deacons of honor; the Rev. A. J Tuesday edition. $2 covers subscription to both weeklies. out of town registered on Wednes­ consideration in the light of the Miller of Pueblo, deacon; the Rev A Visit to Our Store Will Be Both day. By the time the diocesan di­ 2,000-year-old charity traditions F. Gregory Smith, subdeacon, and of the Church, and every person Enjoyable and Profitable to You Thursday, Aug. 3, 1939 rectors open their special two-day the Rev. Edward M. Woeber and 1 session on Friday morning, more informed on modem welfare prob­ the Rev. Elmer J, Kolka, masters As Well As to Us than 600 are expected to be lems will find the sessions of great ofT:eremonies. OFFICIALi DIOCESE OF DENVER olic social activity throughout interest. The procession preceding the Senator Francis T. M&loney of The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial ai America. Effects of the conference Final Session’s Speakers Listed Mass will be a gorgeous pageant Connecticut will be otie of the We confirm it as the official publication of the Diocese. Whatever Principal speakers at the final displaying all the splendor of a principal speakers at the first gen­ appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or those meeting of the committee were the great Episcopal ceremony. A score eral session of the National Con­ Moft Rev. Urban J, Vehr, Bishop James Clarke of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. of the Hierarchy, including three ference of Catholic Qtarities in the We hope The Register will be read in every home of the Archbishop’s Ring of Denver; Monsignor O’Grady, Archbishops, will take part in the Denver City auditorium Sunday Monsignor Mulroy, Herbert Fair Diocese. procession. With Father Bernard evening, Aug. 6, at 8 o’clock. Sena­ Wo urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in all, general chairman; Father Al­ J. Cullen leading the line of march, tor Maloney will discuss “ The Church Goods House the children of the Diocese for the reading of The Register. bert Murphy, assistant secretary these groups will follow in order ClMirch and the Underprivileged.” of the National conference; Fa­ 9 URBAN J. VEHR, Knights of Columbus and Knights Headquarters for Articles of Derotion, Church Furnishings, Rare Treasure of ther Daniel R. Burns of Fort Ann, of St. John, Monsignor Joseph J. Aug. 5, 1981. Bishop of Denver. N. Y., dean of Catholic prison chap­ auditorium on Sunday, but two ' Books for the Catholic Laity and Clergy. Bosdtti’s Cathedral choir, several full days of meetings will precede lains in America; C. D. O’Brien, hundred ppiests, both diocesan and this function. On Friday morn­ 1636-38 Tremont Street Phone TAbor 3789 president of the Denver Particular regular; a large group of Mon council of the St. Vincent de Paul ing, the diocesan directors will Woman in Denver signori in their brilliant purple begin their sessions, and on Satur­ society; Father Elmer Kolka, as­ robes, the long line of Bishops and sistant secretary of the convention day both the conference of reli­ Arefibishops in the magnificent gious and the St. Vincent de Paul (Continued From Page One) committee; Mrs. M. J. O’Fallon, vestments that show their high chairman of the membership com- society will get their meetings un­ engraved on the ring are 1839- rank in the Church, and the cele der way. JAMES MOTOR CO. 1866-1889. On one aide of the dia­ inittee, and other committee leaders. brant of the Mass, Bishop Vehr. Bishop Vehr .told of his con­ Through the first three days of mond center is the Papal coat of Masters of ceremonies for the DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DISTRIBUTORS arms and on the other the coat of fidence that the convention in Den­ next week, every morning and procession are as follows: Leader, afternoon will be taken up with Expert Repair Service at Reasonable Rates— Also Used Cars arms of Archbishop Labastida. The ver will be a great success and (Continued From Page One) will have a tremendous effect on the Rev. Bernard J. Cullin; choir, a series of sectional mieetingrs of number of stones represent the Monsignor Bosetti; priests, the l^th & Lincoln KE. 8221 pastors of that day. the .Catholic life of the diocese. the committees on children, health, (Continued From One) doctrines exh a u stively. Then Monsignor O’Grady, who has made Rev. Anthony Elzi; Monsignori, the youth activities, social and eco­ experimental farm. The natives armed with knowledge, they put After the Archbishop’s death, an organization tour of most Im­ Rev. Hubert Newell; Bishops and nomic problems, and delinquency are taught painting, tinning, these principles into actual prac. the ring passed to his successor, portant towns In Colorado, ex­ Archbishops, the Rev. Elmer J and crime besides the sessions of sculpture, carpentry, wagon-mak­ tice. the Most Rev. Joseph Garribi Ri pressed the belief that the Denver Kolka, and for the celebrant, the the conference of religious and the a / i 0/li counJii ing, decorating, photography, tan­ This fact will be particularly vera. Mrs. Landry,' a noted col convention will be the most suc- Rev. Edward M. Woeber. de ■ Paul men. There •will also be ning, and similar crafts, as well as noticeable in the great Catholic lector, purchased it through i •cessful in the 30-year history of Marching Order of Hierarchy special meetings for priests. friend, the Most Rev. Leopoldo Ruis Advertisers that merit your patronage. They are scientific farming. Side by side convention opening in Denver this the National conference. "■ Listed The complete convention pro­ with this, religious work goes on, weekend. In the field of charity, y Flores, Archbishop of Morelia in Preliminary Work Praised reliable, consistent and appreciate your support. Mexico, who acted as agent for The Bishops will march in order gram is carried in section 2 of this “ Better fields, better hearts, bet­ social welfare work, and associated Monsignor O’Grady said that the of their consecration date and paper. ter homes,’’ is the motto. endeavors Catholics as a group are Archbishop Rivera. Until a year local organization work done by ago, Archliishop Ruiz had lived in their rank in the Hierarchy, with Among the 50 diocesan direc­ Amick’s Fireproof “ Since the beginning of the na­ second to none except perhaps the Monsignor Mulroy, Mr. Fairall, exile in San Antonio, which' was the Archbishops at the end of the tors of Catholic Charities ex­ Warehouse tion wo have been beset by the federal government. We are the Father Kolka, and the hundreds of line and the Bishops longest con­ pected for the conference were Negro problem,’’ says the Central leaders. Let’s remember that, be also the home of Mrs. Landry. Mrs. committee members has made Den­ Landry’s home was near the In' secrated immediately preceding these priests who arrived on Move, Store, Pack and Bureau, “ the solution of which proud of it, and so continue our ver a real shrine- of Catholic Chari­ carnate Word convent in San. An­ the Archbishops. The order of Thursday: The Rev. William C. Ship Household Goods ‘ seems as far away today as ever,” work that it will be recognized ties from which welfare leaders of BRA^S • B ATTERIE5 'AU ON ME NT tonio, where the prelate resided, march for members of the Hier­ Keane, Albany; the Rev. Robert OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT everywhere.— Millard F. Everett, all America can take both instruc­ OUR SERVICE THE BEST and she was the only lay person archy, including their chaplains, P. Barry, Boston; the Rev. M. L. Archbishop Sinnott of Winnipeg, tion and inspiration. In no other is as follows: Sttltet Your WarthouM aa You Would allowed to attend the Ordinary’s Moriarity, Cleveland; the Rev. Your Bank MEET rTABOR------Canada, after returning from an WANTED— A GROUP OF city have preliminary preparations CaU MA. 1171 1029 8anU Fo DHto Mass at 6 o’clock each morning. The Most Rev. Frank A. Thill, Gerald C. Lambert, Rochester; the ^ G £ N £ R A L I -1261 ad llmina visit to Rome, wrote a ACTIVE DENVER MEN for a National conference been Bishop of Concordia— the Very Very Rev. Vincent J. Ryan, 100% UNION pastoral letter to his people. The Daieendant of Charles Carroll more expertly handled. The work The criticism has been justly A desire to contribute to the Rev. John Ordinas, C.R., and the Fargo; t h e Rev. James G. Holy Father, he said, told himi made that Catholics are very eager done here is the beginning of a Rev. Gaetano Del Brusco, O.S.M Dowling, Monterey-Fresno; the “ God knows” — his voice trembling cause of educating priests for Mex. new era for Catholic Charities not JOHN H. REDDIN to denounce Communism but are. ico, where she once lived, motivated the Most Rev. George J. Rehring Rev. John J. Butler, St. Louis; with fear— “ I have not chosen this loath to do anything about the only in Colorado but all over the Auxiliary Bishop of Cincinnati the Rev. Edward J. Sullivan, as­ Attorney and Counselor at Law the charming Southern woman, a United States. Monsignor O’Grady office, nor have I sought the hpnor conditions that make Communism the Very Rev. Christian Darley, sistant director, Boston; the Rev. 612-614 Ernest & Cranmer Block and glory with which the children descendant of Charles Carroll, only expressed particular appreciation COAL possible. Critics of the Church’s Catholic signer of the Declaration C.SS.R., and the Rev. Francis J Francis T. Culley, Dayton area of God surround it. I could never of the counsel and assistance given of the Cincinnati archdiocese; the 17th and Curtis LUMP COAL fS.TS social justice problem point out of Independence, to purchase the Kappes; the Most Rev. Paul C NUT COAL _ t4.7S have accepted this tremendous that the Church is content to show to the conference by Bishop Vehr, Schulte, Bishop of Leavenworth— Rev. August' Fussenegger, In­ Phone MAin 0557 Denver, Colo. ring and many other interesting host to the convention. responsibility were I not convinced why employment should be granted the Rev. Edward Mankowski and dianapolis; the Rt. Rev. Mon­ ecclesiastical articles from that Father Albert Murphy, Monsi­ Pinon Fuel & Supply Co. that it was plainly the will of to every man, that a living wage the Rev. Anthony Weinzapfel; the signor Thomas O’Dwyer, Los An­ P MUMFORD. Mcr. country. Her home at 790 Oneida gnor O’Grady’s assistant in Wash­ God.” is the right of every worker, that Most Rev.' Joseph M. Gilmore geles; the Rev. Edward M. Far­ 25th and Decatur GRand 5125 resembles a fine museum. One can ington, said that all over the na­ The Archbishop used the follow capital and labor should work to­ Bishop of Helena— the Rev. For rell, Peoria; the Rev. Thomas Gill, find everything there from a 15th tion Denver is known as a good H. G. REID ing couplet to sum up his impres gether for the advantage of both. century Genoese velvet cloak hang­ rest H. Allen and the Rev. J. Roy Beattie; the Rev. Arthur M. The House of Quality, where the convention city. Wednesday night’s Electrical Contracting sions of the new Pontiff: These critics, however, say that ing on the wall to an ornate mon­ FigHno; the Most Rev. Gerald T Tighe, Kansas City; the Rev. best meats at the most reasonable Nothing so strong as gentleness; this is not enough. They point to meeting, he said, proved that Den­ Francis P. McNally, Rockford, Repairing and Fixtures astery bench hundreds of years ver Catholics “know how” to run Bergan, Bishop of Des Moine prices may be obtained. Nothing so gentle as strength. the Communist party, which osten­ the Rev. John Kelly, U.S.A., and and the Rev. Leo A. Geary and MAin MOl l » Uth St. old placed in a sun-room a big national meeting. sibly has the same program, and the Rev. John Doherty; the Most the Rev. B. L. Wozniak, assistant Twelve Parish Visitors of Ma^ show where it secures empioyment Though the diamond ring, now Government and other officials directors, Buffalo. in the custody of Monsignor Hugh who are coming from the East for Rev. Christian H. Winkelmann, RABTOAY'S Immaculate have been at work in for the Jobless, maintains shelters Auxiliary Bishop of St. Louis— Also arriving before the con' Milwaukee, making a house-to- for the unfortunate, has started L. McMenamin, rector of the Ca­ the charities meeting are enthusi­ 1030 W. Colfax TA. 7297 thedral, who inspired Mrs. Landry astic over coming to Denver, John the Rev. M. J. Blenkush and vention were the Rev. Albert house Catholic census. They ring the co-operative movement for its the Rev. Edward J. Morgan, S.J. to become a Catholic, is her most Gallaher reported after an eight- Murphy, assistant secretary of the doorbells and tactfully inquire members, is active in promoting the Most Rev. Charles H. LeBldnd precious possession, a handsome week stay in Washington; wherfe National Conference of Catholic The firms listed here de­ whether the residents of the houses strikes when the rights of labor Bishop of St. Joseph— the Very Charities, and the Rev. Thomas E. INSURANCE are Catholics, whether any should are being violated. Bishop’s throne runs a close second. he interviewed Judge Harold M. serve to be remembered Centuries old, it was secured from Stephens and Senator Francis T. Rev. Robert M. Kelley, S.J., and Mitchell, D.D., dean of the School be Catholics live there, whether Of course, the critics are wrong the Rev. Edward Graham; of Social Work at the Catholic there are Catholics not properly the Abbot of Guadalupe Basilica in Maioney, two of the leading speak­ when you are distributing in contending that the Church goes Mexico City. The antique article, ers on the conference program. The Most Rev. Stanislaus V University of America, both of JOS. J. CELLA married, etc. The information is only so far as to point out the Washington, D. C., and Fathers your patronage in the dif­ tu m ^ over to the pastors. The fashioned from hard wood, is in Appeal for Cart Mat Ganeroutly Bona, Bishop of Grand Island— the 1120 Security Bldg. principles of social justice. It is tricately carved, with a wood inlay Rev. Charles M. Johnson and the John T. Joy and Edward A. Hayes, ferent lines of business. sisters work in pairs and show Veil known that the social agencies William T. Roche, chairman of both of New York. Phone KEystone 2633 great skill in their difficult labors. that resembles ivory. In excep. the transportation committee, re­ Rev. J. P. Trudel, S.S.; the Most of the Church are putting these tionally fine condition, it measures Rev. Karl J. Alter, Bishop of Tole TTieir headquarters are in New principles into practice. But even ported that Denver Catholics have York city. Th^ir religious garb is about two yards across and is ten responded generously to the appeal do— the Rev. Thomas F, Gorman this is not enough. The social feetjiigh. C.M., and the Very Rev. Angclus quite different from that of most agencies of the Church aVe too few for cars to be used at the conven­ nuns— a close-fitting, small-brim­ The collector has traveled widely tion, but that many more cars are Tintle, O.F.M.; the Most Rev. Ed to make a considerable dent in in Europe also and has beautiful win V. O’Hara, Bishop of Kansas med black hat and a plain,' long' the vast problem of unemployment needed to handle the huge crowds sleeved, white-collared dress reach' works of art, delicate statuettes of that must be accommodated. Many City— the Rev. James P. Flanagan and human misery. Thfir work saints, and precious 16th century and the Rev. J. J. Regan, O.P.; ing about six inches from the floor. must be multiplied a hundred fold automobiles will be needed for the The Legion of Mary, operating altar cloths. Placed near her prized transportation of the nuns to their the Most Rev. Louis B. Kucera, by parish ..nits, made up of lay- monastery'bench are a pair of Bishop of Lincoln— the Rev, John through lajroen, is doing a great w s ^ 11 as.* n n s as a o a t s t t tea a I v I sat n tas ««• luncheon at the Broadmoor on Sat­ YOUR BANKER IS men who are genuinely Catholic iriedieus, a gift vhen she and her Judnic and the Rev, Barry J. deal of the same type of work. Action-minded. urday, for taking the women to the In nearly every instance, local husband were married in Incarnate reception on Sunday at the home Wogan; the Most Rev. Joseph H. YOUR BUSINESS FRIEND Catholics, including the clergy, are That the average city parish can Word convent before Archbishop of Helen Bonfils Somnes, for the Schlarman, Bishop of Peoria— the astounded at the number of should- do a great amount of good along Ruiz. A famous nun-poetess of trip from the City auditorium to Rev, Achille Sommaruga and the be’s discovered in their midst. this line of endeavor is indicated Mexico once knelt on them to pray. the Broadmoor for the ball on Rev. Adam G. Ritter; the Most Sometimes, these people are found in an article in the current issue An historic document bearing the Monday night, and especially for Rev. Joseph H. Albers, Bishop of to be involved in hopeless mar­ of Colnmhla, entitled “ So the Par­ signature of Guadalupe Victoria, the city-wide sight-seeing tour on Lansing— the Very Rev. William riage tangles, which can be cured ish Rolled Up Its Sleeves,” by first president of Mexico, was Wednesday. Out-of-town dele­ Kipp and the Rev. Dr. Thomas A. only by separation. But often just John J. O'Connor. The author of stolen from the collection of the gates making the trip to Camp Doran; the Most Rev. Henry P. S u p i i o w d t J the article cites the example of a little friendliness will bring them army officer’s wife last winter in Santa Maria on Thursday will be Rohlman, Bishop of Davenport— the Parish of .St. Nicholas of back to the Church. People who New York city. Written in Span­ taken in busses, so that cars 4ent the Rev. Manus P. Boyle and the Tolentine in the Pronx, New York ought to be Catholics but who are ish on parchment, it is the original to the convention committee will Rev. Louis J. Grohman; the Most Suecaii and not practical are often miserably city. A few men of the parish document appointing Don Jose not be needed fop this long tour Rev. Thomas A. Welch, Bishop of had grown tired of hearing elo- unhappy about it, even after years Dominguez to attend the first Pan- of the mountains. Duluth— the Rev. Joseph P, of absence from the Mass and the q..ent orators denounce Commu­ American congress in Panama bn Mrs. M. J. O’Fallon, who has O’Heron and the Rev. Joseph L. nism at (Communion breakfasts Sacutitif . . a sacraments. —- Monsignor Matthew June 22, 1826, as minister pleni­ enrolled 860 new loeal members Lilly, C.M.; the Most Rev. Patrick without following up their denun­ Smith. potentiary of the Republic of in the Charities conference through A. McGovern, Bishop of Cheyenne ciations with practical application Mexico. The seal attached to the her work with the membership — the Very Rev. Thomas J. Wolo- of a social action program. They document was of solid silver, five committee, was highly praised by han and the Rev. Henry A. Every step that leods in the direction of the CATHOLICS CHANGE saw Communism flourishing within inches in diameter, two inches Monsignor Mulroy as one of the Gelsert; Savings Account Department with YOUR de­ PLAN OF ACTION the parish despite all the oratory. An interesting commentary on thick, and weighing two pounds. constant workers in the diocesan The Most Rev. John J. Mitty, posit is 0 step toward success and security! They saw the Reds winning con­ a recent book is made by a re­ A value ranging from $10,000 up­ welfare bureau since its organiza­ Archbishop of San Francisco— A Savings Account with this bonk is the best verts daily beca.ise they helped the ward had been placed on the docu, the Rev. Dr. Delisle A. Lemieux viewer in the Neic York Tintee. tion 12 years ago. security you con provide for yourself in the . \ people. They decided to help peo­ ment by several authorities. and the Rev. Leo M. Flynn; the The volume is Over the Bent ple help themselves. 5,000 Expected at World, by Sister Mary I.ouise, and Studied Mission History Most Rev. John J. Cantwell, Arch­ yeors to come . . . Every deposit insured by is an anthology giving the best of First they promoted the sale of Mrs. Landry, who comes from Pontifical Mass bishop of Los Angeles— the Very Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., with $5,000 modern C ath olic thought as Catholic literature, the best way to Virginia, where an ancestor, Gover The convention’s most brilliant Rev. Charles H. Hagus and the Maximum Insurance for each Depositor. gleaned from some 75 authors. get the people Catholic-minded; nor Spotswood, was colonial gover function will be the Solemn Pon­ Rev, John P. Moran; the Most Rev. One thing the reviewer finds in they established a broken toy de­ nor, became interested in the Rudolph A. Gerken, Archbishop the book is a soul, so to speak t partment, where toys were repaired Church while studying the history Sisters of Charity of Santa Fe— the Rt. Rev. Mon­ an integrality eviden eed even for distribution to the poor young­ of the missions in California. When signor Matthew J. Smith and the sters of the district; they organized she first came to Denver, she was 'The though the subjects are unrelated. Receive Appoiatments Very Rev. Monsignor John R. American Nalioninl Tliis, of course, is the reflection classes in parliamentary law for so impressed by the courage of Mulroy, the ..nion members of the parish Monsignor McMenamin and other o f the core of Catholic teaching. 3 Mau Meetings Scheduled D en ver so they co.ild meet the Commu­ members of the clergy in combat­ , But the comment we had in (Continued From Page One) _ The outstanding convention ses­ nists on their own ground at labor ing the Ku Klux Klan that she de­ school, Albuquerque. She will be mind was that the Catholic plan meetings; they formed groups to cided to embrace the faith. She sions after the opening Maas will LISTEN To Fulton Lewis, Jr^ Comment succeeded by Sister Anselm. Sis­ be the three mass meetings in the of action in defense and promul­ study public speaking, business was confirmed by Bishop J. Henry ...... tator.. from...... WathinftOH,_iAingfc-,------D. C, , . __ • ter James Ellen will be director City auditorium on Sunday, Mon­ through Friday, 10:00 p. m^ KFEL-KVOD. gation o f the Church's teachings English, etc. Tihen of Loyola school, Denver. has been radically changed. For day, and Tuesday evenings and the Best of all, they oHanieed an Although Mrs. Landry has been the past 50 years, particularly in away from Denver several years, Sister Laurentine Has closing banquet on Wednesday this co.intry, the reviewer says, employment service. They asked evening. Several thousand persons all the unemployed to regis­ she was very active in her resi- Done Splendid Work (^tholicism has been on the de­ dence here. She was prominent in are expected to attend each eve­ ter at the parish. They sent out The transfer of Sister Lauren­ ning session, and the most bril­ fensive. “ The 19th century, with the drive for St. Thomas’ seminary tine to the Cincinnati school is in its money bags piled about its hundreds of letters to employers, liant array of speakers ever as­ informing them that they could and was a member of the Taber­ recognition of her splendid work knees and its poor chained to the nacle society, the C. D. of A., the sembled in Denver will be fea­ FRANK KIRCHHOF, supply them with any type of as principal of Cathedral high tured on the programs. The night President productive dynamos, with its Cathedral Altar and Rosary soci school. Seton high school, where theories of evolution and ehemism worker. They brought in person­ meetings are scheduled for 8 ety, the Friends of the Sick Poor she will be superior, has an en­ and mechanism, was a poor soul nel directors to educate the un­ o’clock each day except for the Aid society, and other organiza rollment of 700 pupils and is the for C a th olic tradition.” The employed in the process of “ sell­ banquet, which will begin at 7 tions. Her husband is a member Cincinnati a rch d locesa n high tendency was to “ defend” the ing’’ themselves to prospective em­ o’clock. of an old Catholic French family school for girls. * Church, to prove that it was right. ployers. They secured many jobs in Louisiana. Under her direction at Ca­ The formal opening of the con­ But now the defensive attitude for unfortunate individuals. They A private audience with Pope thedral courses in art, sewing, and vention will be the Mass at the has been dropped. Catholic prin knew that an employed person has little lime for Red propaganda. Pius XI i n '1984 at his summer domestic science have been intro­ ciples are being put into action home, Castelgandolfo, was the The men of the Parish of St. duced and Cathedral has placed Papal encyclicals are being studied, highlight of Mrs. Landry’s reli more pupils among the winners in ESTABLISHED SINCE 1«0I MAin 5314 and put into use as never before. Nicholas of Tolentine are no dif­ gious contacts. She is especially scholastic contests than any other “ Whereas t h e two rollicking ferent from the men of Denver interested now in the plight of the parishes. What they have done high school in the state. hearties 1 Chesterton and Belloc! Mexican people, particularly of the ran be accomplished here. A small went about thwacking heretical clergy and religious. At present The American Fixture Co. pates with assertise cudgels for band of active men is all that is New Priest Has 25 Near needed.— Rev. W. J. Canavan. she is seeking help for the Visita F. J. KIRCHHOF two decades, the younger group is tion Sisters of Mexico, a cloistered Relatives in Religion Hannftctiircrf «f staying at home and building new order exiled in Philadelphia. structures.” Irish Priest Appointed Unused to the severe climate there, Paris.— Twenty-fivs near rela­ CHURCH PEWS AND ALTARS CONSTRUCTION CO« It seems to us that this seeplar To African Vicariate 16 developed tuberculosis and died tives of the Rev. Michael Cadoux reviewer has hit upon a char­ within one year. They are resid­ — oririnally from th# Diocese of CHURCH FURNITURE acteristic note in modern Catholi ing in a ramshackle old home in Chamoery but just ordained at cism. From the education for London.— The Rev. Jame* Col­ the tenement district of the city, Fribourg, Switzerland— have be- BANK, BAR, AND STORE®FIXTURES BUILDERS Christian democracy sponsored by bert, an Irish priest, has been ap­ where they have no space enabl come priests or entered religious the Catholic university at Wash pointed as Vicar Apostolic of the ing them to go outdoors for recrea' congregations. Of his immediate Millwork of All Kinds We Appreciate Your Patronage ington down to the study club of Eastern Vicariate of Cape of Good tion. Unless conditions improve family of 13 children, two brothers a small alur society, Catholics Hope in succession to Archbishop soon, Mrs. Landry believes none are missionary priests and three FTIANK KIRCHHOF, 1232-46 ARAPAHOE ST- themselves ore studying Church MaeSherry. of them will survive. sisters are religious. PBSSIDINT PENVER, COLO. 708 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo.

---- A"' Thu^ursday, Aug. S, 1939 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE FIVE PRIR If You Can^t Qo to Meetings, G A Unlve CARE OF fre« to Stick Close to Your Radios th« rei Jamet Gilt head o( ba SO.OOO bot (Continued From Page One) ■will be a Mutual network program general meeting Tuesday night • i foin s to c resulU for originate in the Casanova of the featuring the Most Rev. Urban J. w^ll be carried by KFEL and the for fr«« tv Brown Palace. Vehr, Bishop of Denver; Governor Mutual national network. Mr. 2810 lltb The Solemn Pontifical Mass in Ralph L. Carr of Colorado, and Bennett’s topic is “ Parole,” and JUcfheAi p/uced O nckeii^ Ever to play A Tradition the City auditorium Sunday will Miss Gibbons, president of the con­ Warden Johnston will speak on A’ a Regular Engagement in Colorado be carried to the mountain states ference. This program will be “ Penal Institutions.” and the West coast through KOA. carried over KFEL. Both these Adolf A. Berle, Jr., assistant U. Archbishop John J. Mitty of San Sunday afternoon broadcasts •will Ours has become more than S. secretary of state, and Judge V*' Francisco will give the sermon at originate in the Brown Palace Harold M. Stephen of the U. S. yA*''* just another funeral service in the Mass. hotel. court of appeals in Washington Bishop to Address Nation Fr. Joy on Monday will be featured on the broadcast Denver; it has become a tradition. At 2:30 p. m. on Sunday two The-address of the Rev. John frdm the bancjjuet on Wednesday nation-wide programs will be car­ T. Joy of the children’s division. evening. Beginning at 9:30 and Jor ried from the conference. The New York Catholic Charities, at lasting a half hour, the progp:am tt\i Most Rev. Charles Hubert Le the meeting of the committee on will bring the radio series to a To numerous Denver families Blond, Bishop of St. Joseph and children on Monday at 11 a. m. close. Mr. Berle will talk on “ The honorary president of the confer­ will be broadcast by KFEL and Borderland of Charity and Jus­ the Horan name is synonymous ence, will speak jover KLZ and the the Mutual system. Another tice,” and Judge Stephens will dis­ Columbia sysfem from 2:30 to speaker on this program, which cuss “ Democracy and Christian with fine funeral service at rea­ 2:45. His address will outline the will deal with “ Starting the Home­ Charity.” aims and methods of the Charities less Youth in Life,” wil\ be the Skit to Feature Convent’* Work sonable cost and they would not conference. Rev. Edward M. Farrell, director Miss Marjorie Gallagher of the Beginning at the same time but of Charities in the Diocese of Big Sister organization is direct­ think of calling any one else at continuing until 3 o’clock there Peoria. ing three radio broadcasts Friday General Sesiioni on Air afternoon concerning the confer­ time of bereavement. Principal speakers at the gen­ ence. The first, at 2 o’clock over eral sessions in the City audito­ KVOD, will feature a skit written n DE PIUL rium on Monday and Tuesday and by Mary Coyle Chase dramatizing at the closing banquet on Wednes­ the work of the Convent of the day are also scheduled to speak Good Shepherd. At 2:45 over over the radio. KOA, Thomas Tierney will sing, From 8:30 to 9 p. m. on Monday and information of interest to the GOIIFEIIEIICESDr. Thomas Parran, U. S. surgeon general public will be given about general, and the Rev. Alphonse the conference. The last skit will \ M. Schwitalla, S.J., president of be broadcast by KFEL at 4:15 and the Catholic Hospitel association, will feature a sketch written by will speak over KVOD and affili­ Miss Gallagher on the community ated stations in the Mountain centers. states. Dr. Parran will discuss Two progrrams were broadcast (Continued From Page One) “ The Outlook for a National Thursday. One took place at 3 :45 HORA combat anti-social pursuits of Com­ AND SON CHAPELS Health Program,” and Father over KOA, at which time Joseph munistic organizers. Schwitalla’s subject will be “ Cath­ O’Neill sang and general confer­ If the borderline cases and desti­ olic Hospitals and Community ence information was given. Miss ktone 62Q7 # KEystone 6296 tute families in rural America are Health Programs.” Mary Coughlin discussed child care to reorientate their philosophy of Crirainologiitt to Speak in the evening at 7:45 over KVOD, I5Z7 Cleveland Place life and to seek inspiration and The addresses by James V. Ben­ and Miss Gallagher sang. All pro­ leadership from the Church rather nett, director of the U. S. bureau grams are of 15-minute duration. Guarding Forever our Founder’s Ideals than regimentation and starvation of prisons, and James A. Johnston, It _ is expected that at least two doles from the state, a radical warden of Alcatraz prison, at the skits, will be presented next week. change must be instituted. Spe­ cifically through the medium of THEATER NOW informed Catholic lay leadership AIR-CONDITIONED! the proposed plan of action offers 700 Delegates Expected a Christian solutihn. In the sug 2 NOTED PSYCHIATRISTS WILL gested program, the conferences will not in any sense be political S X \ y r discussion groups, but groups of At De Paul Sessions BE ACTIVE IN CONFERENCE men fired with the zeal of Ozanam and equipped with modern prac­ The Centennial tical techniques for meeting the Approximately 700 delegates A luncheon session will be held Dr. Henry C. Schumacher and day morning Dr. Schumacher will problems of poverty and prevent- from all corners of the nation are Saturday at 1 p. m. in the Pioneer Dr. Robert M. Britt, two noted discuss “ Community Responsibility irfg their recurrence. expected to register for the na­ room of the Cosmopolitan hotel psychiatrists, will participate in for Car© of Mentally Subnormal,” Program Depends tional meeting of the Society of School Supply Co. the meeting of the committee on while Dr. Britt, speaking on the St. Vincent de Paul, which opens and another Superior council health, part of the 25th meeting same program, will have as his On Active Pastors with a session of the Superior meeting will follow at 2:30 in of the National Conference of topic, “ Psychiatric Problems in Depending as it does for success council Saturday, Aug. 5, at 9:30 parlor B on the mezzanine of the OFFICE NOW LOCATED AT Ordinary Medical Cases.” Both on the pastors of the various par­ a. m. and runs concurrently with same hotel. speeches will be part of the meet­ ishes where the conferences are the National Conference of Cath­ ing of the committee on health. operating, the program centralizes olic Charities sessions through President George J. Gillespie of - - 3000-14 HURON ST. / Dr. Bvitt Born Jn Omaha , the interests of the de Paul men Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday. New York city will preside at the Dr. Britt was born in Omaha, in the needs of their respective' Superior council meetings Satur­ Nebr., March 9, 1904. He at­ communities with urfifying super­ day. TABOR 5376-7 Ample Free Parking Space tended St. John’s parochial school vision emanating from the Bishop. Regis Guild to Communion Mai* Sunday there and was graduated from An educational program designed Sunday morning at 8 o’clock the Creighton university, where he re­ to familiarize the members with de Paul delegates will gather at This RICH-ROAST coffee ceived the Bachelor of Science de­ available county health Hold Card Party the Cathedral for a Communion “ Denver’* Mo»t Pro*re**iv* LanndiT" is mellow, full-bodied, gree in 1927. He became a doc­ and such other welfare compen­ Mass to be celebrated by the Most tor of medicine in 1929. After sations as will benefit dependent Rev. Rudolph A. Gerken, Arch­ satisfying...kept fresh for serving his interneship at the High­ The Regis Guild’s annual benefit THE CASCADE LAUNDRY you in Vacuum Cans and children, the blind, unemployed, bishop of Santa Fe. A breakfast land hospital, Oakland, Calif., he widows, etc., is being pursued in card party to be held at Regis in the Silver glade of the Cos­ OVR NEW SERFICE” Vacuum Glass Jars. For served a residency in psychiatry a study of the problems of rural college on Wednesday, Aug. 9, is mopolitan hotel will follow at 9 the fullest measure of at the-Boston Psychopathic hospital districts as well as of impending claiming the attention of the gen­ o’clock. from September, 1930, to Septem­ eral _ chairman, Mrs. Timothy Complete Laundry Service coffee pleasure .... buy cosmopolitan emergencies. 'Through Sunday afternoon at 8 the first ber, 1931. He remained there as Cronin; her assistant, Mrs. Margie Bluhill. the plan outlined by Monsignor general meeting of the de Paul 1M7 Market We Call For and Deliver TA. 6370-6379 senior physician until July, 1932, Ryan; the president, Mrs. A. Camp­ O’Grady, members of the society group will be held in the Knights when he went to the Montefiore will also be instructed to represent bell, the secretary of the event. hospital for chronic diseases in Miss Alexander and every mem­ of Columbus hall, E. 16th avenue or, seek representation for impov­ and Grant street, with Mr. Gil­ New York city. He was a member ber of each committee. erished classes in effecting just lespie in charge of the session. HAVE YOU of the staff of the Vandetbilt clinic legislation. In addition to secur­ To help reach the goal of $1,000 two beautiful quil(s will be dis­ Bishop Urban J. Vehr will give Why Pay More?” until January, 1934, when he en­ ing public benefits for the people in the address of welcome, which MODERNIZED YOUR tered private practice in Burling­ the respective counties of each posed of that evening. This project is in charge of Mrs. ThomaS Floyd. will be followed by the president’s (Trademark) INSURANCE? ton, la., specializing in neuropsy­ state, the de Paul men will be report. The Most Rev. Charles chiatry. In 1936 he became an in­ Anyone desiring to be hostess may Protect yourself against neu better quipped to counsel them in Hubert Le Blond, D.D.i_Bishop of hasards. ___ structor in neuropsychiatry at St. maintaining a Christian philosophy call Miss E. T. Gibbons or one Dr. Robert M. Britt of her committee. St. Joseph, honorary chairman, HORACE W. BENNETT Louis U., St. Louis, Mo., and now of life and in inaugurating the will address the delegates on “ The WM. W. MYER DRUG STORES Catholic Charities, W'ednesday, holds a position as senior instruc­ & CO. friendly visitors’ service to the Society of St. Vincent de Paul INCORPORATED Aug. 9, at 9 a. m. The jneeting tor there. needy. 110 Tabor Bldf. Phone TA. 1271 $70,000 Morrell Estate Looking Forward or Keeping will be held in the Silver glade He has written several articles Colorado Owned Stores FRANK ENGLAND. JR^ Manaffer Program May Be Abreast of the Times.” Miss Insurance Department of the Cosmopolitan hotel. Dr. for medical publications, special­ Is Given to Husband Mary L. Gibbons, president of the Schumacher will also take part in izing in neuropsychiatry. 17th and Broadway 800 Santa Fe Dr. Launched Nationally National Conference of Catholic Eye* Examined Glasaet Fitted the joint meeting of the conference In private practice in St. Louis The program may be launche Most of the estate, valued at Broadway and Ellsworth 16th and California of religious and the committee on $70,000, of Mrs. Mary Morrell, Charities, and the Rt. Rev. John he is specializing in neurology and on a national scale at the annual O’Grady, secretary of the same 15th and California HARRY M. LUSTIG children Sunday afternoon, Aug. psychiatry and was recently certi­ national convention of the St. Vin­ who died July 25, was bequeathed 6, at 3 p. m. in the Silver glade. to her husband, J. Winters Morrell, organization, will also speak at OPTOMETRIST fied by the American Board of cent de Paul society opening Sat­ the meeting. We Do Not Have Special Sale* But Sell Yon at Our Lowe*! Neurology and Psychiatry in ac­ the probate hearing in Denver Dr. Schumacher will address the urday, Aug. 5. At the sectional A round-table discussion meeting Price* Every Day on All Drug MerehandUe. Office Phone KEystone 3683 joint meeting of the conference of cordance with the recently formu­ county court Thursday disclosed. meeting of the society ‘ Monday, will be held Monday at 10 a. m. in 935 Fifteenth St. religious and the committee on lated standards governing those The Catholic pioneer and philan­ Aug. 7, the Most Rev. Edwin V. parlor B, mezzanine, Cosmopolitan OCULISTS • PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED children Sunday afternoon, Aug. who are practicing in any of the thropist also left $600 to her O’Hara, Bishop of Kansas City, hotel, under the chairmanship of 6, on “ The Child Guidance Clinic— medical specialties. adopted daughter, Mrs. Katherine Mo., and Episcopal chairman of the the Rev. Josepfa. P. O’Heron, spirit­ Its Practical Program.” Wednes- Dr. Schumacher Born in Perenyi, formerly a well-kno\vn Social Action department olf the ual director of the Denver Particu­ Humphrey, Nebr. N.C.W.C., will act as honorary Denver singer, now of London, The Anderson England. lar council. “ Salvage Bureaus” Dr. Schumacher was born in chairman, and it will be presided will be the topic considered. SPECIAL OFFER Humphrey, Nebr., July 6, 1893. He Photograph Studio over by George J. Gillespie of New 2nil General Se**ion Monday We will move your furniture to our warehouse and g;lve you six York city, president of the Superior Cardenas’ Reign Brings The K. of C. hall will again be months to pay your bill. Private room or open storage. We Phone MAin 1373 Choosing City for .i council in the U, S. Monsignor Hatred, Says Opposition the setting for the second gerteral have low rate of insurance. UM FifUtnth Bt.—Cor. Lawroneo O’Grady him^lf will preside at session scheduled Monday after­ Call KEystone 6228 and we will call and give you estimate on the Tuesday meeting. Taking a Mexico City.—“Just as was the DenTor. Cole. case in 1910, there is in Mexico to­ noon at 3 o’clock. “ Rural Activi­ your work. f prominent part in the discussions day a government which governs ties or Opportunities of the So­ Meet Is Tribute will be a number of local priests MOVING, STORAGE AND PACKING for only one class and which . . . ciety” will be discussed by the and laymen and delegations from has ^ven preference to the pro­ Most Rev. Edwin V. O’Hara, D.D., No Money Needed for Six Months Bacon & Schramm all the conferences thus far estab­ letariat, a sectarian policy which Bishop of Kansas City, aqd Frank lished. has resulted in hatred between Bruce, vice president of the Par­ DUFFY STORAGE & MOVING GO. Barrett Flat and To Nsgr. Mubfoy Conferences outside of Denver to classes,” declared General Perez ticular council of Milwaukee. A. 1521 20th St. Office and WarehouM be represented at the national con­ Tre^iano at a banquet given in his J. Ohligschlager, president j f the vention are the following: Shingle Roofs honor by the Anti-Communist Particular council, Louisville, Ky., (Continued From Page One) Pueblo— St. Patrick’s, St, Fran­ 3230 Walnut CH. 6563 Revolutionary party. The party will be executive chairman of the serving earlier in other capacities cis Xavier’s, St. Leander’s, St. An­ Is one of the leading opposition meeting. president of the Colorado Hospital thony’s, Sacred Heart parish, St. groups expected to boost the can­ A conclave of the Superior coun­ Optometrist and Optician Service association, head of the Mary’s; Colorado Springs — St. didacy of. General Juan Andrtfu cil in parlor B, mezzanine, Cosmo­ governor’s state board of visitors Mary’s, Sacred Heart parish; Wal- Almazon in 1940 against President politan hotel, Tuesday at 10 a. m. Colfax senburg—St. Mary’s; Trinidad— Market HELEN WALSH to penal institutions, member of Cardenas. will open the society’s final day of the Denver Housing Authority, Holy Trinity; Alamosa— Sacred business. Aiaociata officer in the Council of Social Heart pariih; Monte Vista— St. 3 New Priests, Brothers, The last parley of the group will t I Agencies, member of the state ad Joseph’s; purango— St. Columba’s, be held Tuesday at 3 p. m. in the . W. R. JOSEPH ExclailTely » fish visory board of the Colorado T. B. Sacred Heart parish (Spanish); Join in Solemn Mass K. of C. hall, with the Most Rev. xnd pottUry market. Special Fed association, and director of num­ Montrose— St. Mary’s; Glenwood FRESH Free delivery EYES EXAMINED Dublin. — Three brothers, re­ Duane G. Hunt, D.D., Bishop of Poultry erous other welfare movements of Springs--St. Stephen’s; Leadville cently ordained the same day in Salt Lake, as honorary chairman. TAber 1776 lesser prominence. At the same —Annunciation parish;- Salida— FISH Rome in the Order of Friars Minor, C. D. O’Brien, president of the Fancy time he has ably shouldered the St. Joseph’s; joined in a Solemn Mass at Corpus Denver Particular council, -will be responsibilities of pastor of Holy Canon City—St. Michael’s; Boul­ Christ! church, Drumcondra, here. executive chairman of the gather­ AND Turkeys - Ducks Ghost church, diocesan consu'ltor, Dr. H. C. Schumacher der—Sacred Hefct of Mary parish; The three friars, Fathers Mathias, ing. The Rev. James E. Dolan, director of various boards, and a Fort Collins— St. Joseph’s, Holy spiritual director of the Central SEA has degrees from Nebraska U,. Humilis, and Edward MaeSweeney, Chi(J(en member of the executive board of St, Family parish OSpanish); Gunni­ in their youth were postal messen­ council in Los Angeles, will speak the National Conference of Cath­ Louis U., and S t Benedict’s col­ son— St. Peter’s;? Del Norte— Holy FOODS lege, Atchison, Kans. He was a gers and musicians of distinction. on the “ Development and Prospects Livers olic Charities. Name of Mary pkrish. of Diocesan Bureau and Vincentian graduate student of the school of Bishop Urban J. Vehr gave^pub- Activities in the West.” The dis­ hygiene and public health and Philippine State Labor Hc approbation and recognition to cussion leader will be the Rev. Phipps Psychiatric clinic, Johns Finest Stock of Monsignor Mulroy’s work by se­ Is Under 8-Hour Law John J. Butler, secretary of the Hopkins university, Baltimore, Md., curing for him the rank and title Manila. — President Manuel L. Metropolitan Central council of St. WINES AM) LIQUORS Florida Fruit Co. of Papal Chamberlain Feb. 2, in 1924 and 1925. He has served E xpected Quezon of the Philippines pushed MOO Louis and addresses will be pre­ on the staffs of the Yankton State in East Denver 1936, and this year inviting the his social justice program, ac­ sented by Hughes Spalding, presi­ hospital, Yankton, S. Dak.; All- Quality Merchandise National Conference of Catholic knowledged to have been inspired dent of the Particular council of Philadelphia Child Guidance clinic, Charities to meet in Denver. The by the encyclicals of Popes Leo Atlanta, Ga., trn “ The Secretariat,” On* Philadelphia, and other hospitals PAUL'S FREE annual Charities conference is one At Final Banquet XIII and Pius XI, another step and by the Very Rev. Monsignor Store CH. 5524 throughout the country. He has of the most significant national forward when he placed all govern­ John R. Mulroy, Denver diocesan KE. 4875 Free Delivery Delivery Only Tour buatneu m Catholic meetings in the U. S. In been a member of the faculties of ment employes under the new eight- avpreeiated here. director of Catholic Charities, on 12 years Monsignor Mulroy has the following schools: Pennsyl­ (Continued From Page One) hour law. “ Special Works.” guided the diocesan Charities bu- vania university graduate school guest committee, and the Rev. xeau into national recognition, and of medicine. Western Reserve uni­ Joseph O’Heron, priests’ commit­ —COME m AND Voss Bros. Bakeries# today it takes its place with the versity, Cleveland, 0 .; St. Vin­ tee. Tel. MA. 2626 GAS WITH US— W . S. Sanderson top flight welfare agencies of j.he cent’s Charity hospital school of Musical entertainment at the May We Serve You nation. nursing, Cleveland; John Carroll banquet will be as follows: “ The WALTER J. KERWIN Special Attention to Parties In S t .^ .' & Bro. university, Baltimore, Md., and Nightingale at Lincoln’s Inn’ SHANE OIL CO. Philomena’i and Cathedral others. (Herbert Oliver), soprano solo by Parishes • 1514 Arapahoe TAbor 2391 Navy Officer Drowned in Manager Colfax at Downing KE. 9058 Rescue Attempt Honored Among the many organizations Miss Anne O’Neill; “ Serenade,” Chicken Pie Our Specialty Fresh Roasted Coffea in which he has served in an official from The' Student Prince (Rom­ San Antonio.— Naval and mili­ capacity are the Ohio Mental Hy­ berg), tenor solo .by Joseph Clif­ Hart Credit Jewelers Morovit 26e; 4 lbs. $1.00 tary honors marked the funeral giene society, Cleveland Neurolog­ ford; “ Chi Mi Frena,” sextette 807 15th St. When buying from the Fresh Roasted Peanut Butter services for Chief Petty Officer ical society, Ohio State Medical from the opera Lucia di Lamer Clark’s—Flowers Luciano Pena, 37, who drowned society, National Conference of So­ moor (Donizetti), Mfss Anne ALL STANDARD HAKES OF firms advertising in this ISc per lb. WATCHES, CLOCKS, SILVERWARE in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, in a life­ cial Work, and the National Con O’Neill, Joseph Clifford, Raymond AND JEWELRY. TA. 3662 paper, please mention that Choice Ice Tea Blends saving attempt When a boat 30, 40, SOc per lb. ference of Catholic Charities. He Baber, Miss Bgtt'y Brown, C. Paul overturned he rescued a wo.-nan, has been president of the Catholic Harrington, and Kenneth Brugge- Expert Watch, Clock and Jewelry We Telegraph Flowers you saw their advertise­ FREE DELIVERY and then went to his death trying Conference on Family Life- since man. The accompanist will be Repairing ment. to save a man. 1938. Miss Josephine Cdurtney. Artistic Funeral Sprays

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1 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, - KEystone 4205 Thursday, Aug. 8, ''H.' M T IC K OF HEARING OF PETITION TO .8EU. OR MORTGAGE REAL ESTATE ■TATE OF COLORADO, City >nd County SUMMER SCHOOL CLOSES IN of Oenver~-«i. HEW ORemi IS SISTERS OF BOULDER ACADEMY Patronize These ( la th« Matter of the EeUta of ROBERT UEDLOCK, Deceased. Notice of Hearing of Petition to Sell or GLENWOOD SPRINGS MISSIONS TO MAKE ANNUAL RETREAT Hortrase Real EsUte. IN THE COUNTY COURT PUEBLO No. 68002 Glenwood Springs. — The Rev. munion, and a very large number DEDICIlIiillll Boulder. — (Mt. St. Gertrude’s Specht, the statue of the Blessed Hie People of the State of Colorado M erchants. . . They are aiding YO U I To Mary Medlock, Eunice Eddins, Naomi C. E. Kessler attended the mis­ received' Communion at the Mass Academy) — The annual retreat Virgin; Peggy Tovani, the box of Saturday morning. Lilly, and Free Methodiet Church of North sions at Eagle and Minturn Fri­ for the sisters at Mt. St. Ger­ home-made candy; L. Nolan, the Catholic Press America luncheon set, and Miss Gibbons day and Saturday. Mass was of­ The women of the parish Are Pertoni la intcrcat la said estate, making plans for their annual trude’s academy will be conducted of the Bluebird cottage won the* GREETING: fered at Eagle on Friday, July 28, PUEBLI CiUllGI 1 this year by the Rev. W, F. Rob­ electric hot pad and donated it to You are hereby notifled that on this ISth the vacation school closing that card party, which will be held this day of July, A. D. IS39, B. C, Hilliard, Jr., day. Sisters Esther and Giletta month. The date and place will ison, S.J., of Regis college. It will the academy infirmary. administrator, c,t.a., of said estate, pre* be announced later. Mrs. C. M. Pueblo.— (St. Mary’s Parish) — A picnic supper was held at JEWELER sented to and filed in said Court his peti­ of Canon City were in charge of begin Sunday, Aug. 6, and close Arapahoe Shop tion fi^.xhe sale (or mortsaiing) of certain the school. At Minturn a class Forster of St. Louis, Mo., has Dedicatory services were held at Chautauqua Wednesday evening, again furnished a prize for each Tuesday, Aug. 15, the Feast of 7I» N. Main Phona 204 rest -estate belonuing to said estate and of four received their First Com­ St.* Mary’s church in the Grove July 26, for the out-of-town stu­ 12S Abriando Phona 2140 optometrist; -situate in the C i^ and County of Denver, table as well as special prizes. Mrs. Sunday, July 30, for a new organ the Assumption. dents who returned to the academy 4th and Abricnda Phoaa 0440 and State of Colorado, more fully de. 1409 W Northani Phona 1900 scribed In said petition, reference to which Forster has sponsored this party recently installed in the church. The articles which were awarded for the festival. for a number of years H. A. Houze, representative of the 1401 B. nth Phona 2880 Is hereby made. the last night of the mid-summer Bobby Lew Neigh of Hyland, lacka, 114 W. Nortbarn Phona 1802 You are further notifled to appear and Kilgen company, which installed answer or otherwise plead to said petition Mrs, H. Gamba is reported re­ festival were given to the follow­ Wyo.; Mary Coletta Chamber- in writing on or before the 28th day of Durango K. of C. covering from an appendicitis op­ the organ, took part in the follow­ lain of Casper, - Wyo., and Ruth ing program: ing: Pauline Calabrese received August. A D. 1939, the day set for the eration. Craven of Denver registered this ) hearing thereof, or on or before the day Blessing of the organ. Father the portable radio; Bobby Ann to which such hearing may be adjourned, Mrs. J, J. Flynn, who has been week for the coming school year. SAN ISABEL DAIRY sr said petition will be taken for confessed. ill at her home for some weeks, Cyril Zupan, O.S.B.; individual Sheila and Maureen O’Flannigan Given under my hand and the seal of is slightly improved. sponsors, parishioners; dedication returned to their home in Laramie, The Rome of Opposite Post Office I said Court at Denver, in the City and Officers hstalled to the Blessed Virgin Mary, Father County of Denver, and State of Colorado, Bernard Carraher, deputy dis Wyo., Monday after spending a REAL ICE CREAM this 19th day of July, A. D. 1989. trict attorney of Denver, is spend­ Cyril; “ Lepa Si, Lepa Si, Roza week at the academy. “ And Jiut at Reliable” Marija,” parishioners; “ William Bride-Elect of and MILK JOHN L. GRIFFITH. Durango.—Installation of of­ ing his vacation in Glenwood Genevieve and Josephine Tomal, Clerk of the County Court of Tell,” Rossini, organ solo by H. Helen Jogmin, Harriette Fialkow- 102 N. Grknd Phona 129S the City and County of Den ficers by the Knights of Columbus Springs. A. M. Holland visited at the A. Houze; selections by Presem, ski, Margaret McCarty, and Gene­ 1221 Eait Erana Phona 1241 ver, Colorado. took place in the school hall July direction of John Germ; “ Festival (Seal) By T. W. KEVIN, 28. Gene Baxter of Moivtrose, home of his sister, Mrs. C. K vieve Tonser of Chicago, 111., were Deputy Clerk. Keegan, July 29, en route to his March,” Charles Gounod, organ Pueblo Homred guests at the academy last week. district deputy, was a guest. A home in Denver after a short solo by Dorothy Jerman Meister; Letters were receiv^ in the past Navajo Liquor Store NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETITION TO lunch was served after the instal­ “ In the Garden,” vocal solo. SELL OR MORTGAGE REAL ESTATE lation. business trip to Grand Junction. week from Helen Henebry of IN THE COUNTY COURT William Morgan returned to Miss Mary Sikora; “ Pique Dame,” Pueblo.— (St. Leandcr’s Parish) Denver, Patricia Starkey of Ice Cold Wines and Beer The K. of C. picnic at Coney ■TATE OF COLORADO, City and County Glenwood Monday from Boulder, Franz von Suppe, organ solo by —Miss Emma Lidle, a bride-to-be, Greeley, Helen Kellner of Chicago, We Make a House Your of Denver—ss. cove was enjoyed by all who at­ H. A, House; selections by Slove FREE DELIVERY Notice of Hearing of Petition to Sell Real where he had been employed in was honored at a miscellaneous 111., who is visiting in Cheyenne, Estate, No. 63361. tended. Games, races, quoits, etc., nian women chorus, direction of shower Thursday, July 27, by Miss Wyo., and from Mary Lou Brown Home occupied the afternoon, the office of Colorado university, Ph. 2090 413 W. Northern In the Matter of the Estate o f HANNA A meeting of the St. Vincent de Mrs. Mary Fritzell; “ The Rosary,” Elizabeth Keller and Miss Loretta of Denver, who is spending her ISABELLA CHATTERSON, also known Ethelbert Nevin, organ solo, Rob­ as Belle Chstterson, Deceased. T. P. Hunt, who had been in Paul society will be held Aug. 6 Jansen at the home of Miss Keller. vacation in Garaso, N. Mex. They The People of the State of Colorado Mercy hospital for a few days, is immediately after the 7 o’clock ert Starr; “ Mother of ML Car­ The rooms were decorated with tall are all enjoying vacation, but are MIKUS 610 No. Main Phone 470 To Robert A. Chatterson and Stella May much improved and has returned Mass. mel,” Sister of Mercy, vocal duet. white candles, pink and white looking forward to the opening Rratsert, Persons in interest in said estate, to his home. Miss Mary Sikora and Miss Ste­ NOVELTY REPAIR SHOP GREETING: Sisters Charles Marie and Con- sweet peas, and gladioli. Refresh­ of school. JAB B ER ’S You are hereby notifled that on this Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ayers’ new stanza arrived from Akron, 0., phanie Blatnik; “ Ave Maria,” ments were also carried out in pink Several unusual views of the ex­ 107 W. 2nd St. 14th day of July. A. D. 1939, B. C. Hil­ home on E. 2nd avenue is going Wednesday, July 26, to visit for a Franz Schubert, vocal solo, John and white. Those attending, in ad­ terior and interior of the academy Locksmith Gunsmith liard, Jr., Administrator c.t.a. of said estate, Germ; “ Praise Ye the Lord All Ye have been photographed by Mr. SHBE REPAIR CD. presented to and filed in said Court his up rapidly. time at the Guadnola home. Sister dition to Mias Keller and Miss NOVELTY WORK IN ALL BRANCHES petition for the salp of certain real estate People,” J. B. Molitor, vocal Coulson of Boulder. These will Frank Bicknell of Denver is vis­ Charles Marie is a daughter of Jansen, were Misses Lucille Cloud, If we cin ’t fix it—throw it awayl (New for Old) belelonging ■ to said estate and situated in chorus by the St. Mary choristers. be used on postcards. the City and County of Denver, and State iting his cousin, Leo McCartney, Mr. and Mrs. John Guadnola and Gertrude Powers, Viola Wolf, PHONE 6131-J 0.' Colorado, more fully described in said was formerly Elvira Guadnola. Benediction of the Blessed Sacra­ Catherine Lidle, Mae Steele, Vir­ The sisters of Mt. St. Gertrude’s and family and his aunt, Mrs. ment, Father Cyril; “ Huela Vec- petition, reference to which is hereby made. Elizabeth McCartney. The sisters are members of the ginia Rooney, Washington, D. C.; academy are grateful to all those You are further notified to appear and nemu Bogu,” parishioners. who co-operated so generously in answer or otherwise plead to said petition Dominican order. Florence Keller, Cecelia Lidle, Nell Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Duggan Ross, Helen Anna, Des Moines, la.; making their third annual mid­ In writing oj or before the 28th day of and son, John, and daughter, Mary Alice Marie and Mary Compton Rev. Anthony Roitz^s Ahgust, A. D. 1939, the day set for the Jeane Findle, Rose Pritekel, Anna summer festival an unprecedented If your home is not completely^Quipped for electric Virginia, are enjoying an automo­ arrived Sunday to spend two weeks hearing thereof, or on or before the day visiting their uncle and aunt, Mr. Father Succumbs Lidle, and Val Pritekel, and Mmes. success. They thank the business to which such hearing may be adjourned, bile trip to the Northwest. They living, you owe it to yourself and your family to and Mrs. M. J. Tully. Recently John H. Roitz, resident of men and others who contributed or said petition will be *aken for con­ will be gone about three weeks. Lois Maloney, Joan Snider, Leo fessed. Aileen and Pauline Compton left Pueblo 47 years and former cloth­ Keller, Irene Anna, Colorado prizes and money, as well as. those find out how easily you may acquire all the modern Given under my hand and *hs seal of Meanwhile Redman Duggan is who built and managed the booths. said Court at Denver, in the City and for their home after a visit here. ing merchant, died Monday night, Springs; Madeline Love, Lillian electrical aids to happy living. See your Dealer in looking after his father’s business July 31, at his home, 1203 Cypress County of Denver, and State of Colorado, in the abstract office. Alice Marie, Mary, Aileen, and McLaughlin, James Rooney, Jus­ this 14th day of July. A. D. 1939. Pauline are four of the ten daugh­ Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Fran­ tine Jerrard, Monarch; Otto Anna, Electric Appliances for home modernization plans. JOHN L. GRIFFITH, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Stowe and ces Roitz, and eight children, Mrs. Clerk of the County Court of ters of Mr. and Mrs. Compton of Canon City; Ethel Smith, Merle the City and County of Den­ daughter, Rosemary, of Pueblo are Denver. Anna M. Butler, wife of Police Pino, Catherine Lidle, Anna B. ver, Colorado. spending their vacation in Du­ Officer R. Earl Butler; Mrs. Lidle, Thomas Murphy, Jack Mc­ (Seal) By W. R. KOOLBECK. rango with relatives. George L. Powell, Los Angeles, Guire, and Fay Purvis. Deputy Clerk. SoHihern Colorado Powor Company Dr. and Mrs. I. A. Merchant and Calif.; Mrs. B. F. Petrovich, Den­ A pretty wedding took place at two daughters of Ames, la., are ver; Miss Angela and Miss Agnes 7 o’clock Wednesday. July 26, in ALTAR BREADS visiting Mrs. Merchant’s mother, pufeiii w ifii's Roitz, both of Pueblo; the Rev. St. Leander’s church, with the Mrs. Mary White, and sister, Mrs. Anthony Roitz, assistant pastor of Rev. Paul Fife, O.S.B., officiating, SPWING Ethel Artez. Jack Artez, who had St. Mary’s church here; Felix C. when Miss Kathryn (Connor, daugh­ been attending school in Iowa, ac­ Roitz, Pueblo, and John S. Roitz, ter of Mrs. John Connor, became Pueblo.— (Sacred Heart Par­ Little Girls" Dresses, FEmbroIderr* companied them to his home in Trinidad. the bride of Dr. John J. Clarke, ish)— Our Lady of Mercy praesi- Monoffrsniins, Etc. Durango. BETIIEIIT IS SET dium of the Legion of Mary will He was a member of St. Mary’s Jr. Mrs. Thomas Bartley, sister of ^ Patronize These THE SISTERS OF THE James Sheridan, who had been church, SL Joseph’s lodge No. 7, the bride, served as matron of have a supper outing at Beulah GOOD SHEPHERD stationed here for some time with Pueblo.— The annual retreat for K. S. K. J., and the Holy Trinity honor. Best man was Dr. Clarke’s Wednesday evening, Aug. 9. the state highway department, has TELEPHONE PEARL 2461 Pueblo laywomen will be held at lodge. Funeral services were held brother. Dr. Lawrence Clarke of The committee in charge of the been transferred to Greeley. ML St. Scholastica’s academy. Thursday, Aug. 8, at SL Mary’s Artesia. After the ceremony a wed­ lawn party to be held Aug. 16 has Canon City, Aug. 17 to Sunday church. ding breakfast for the relatives announced that tables for cards BOULDER will be placed in the* parish hall noon, Aug. 20. The retreat will Evelyn Elizabeth Stalick, was given at the home o f ^ r . and be under the direction of the Rev. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Mrs. Bartley. Later the couple left and' on the lawn. A door award Merchants . . . They are aiding YOUR Mark Merwick, O.S.B., of St. Stalick, was baptized Sunday sift- for a tour of Northern Colorado, has been donated. Miss Bernice Ducy and Miss Benedict’s abbey, Atchison, Kans. ernoon. after which they will be at home in Jennie Pingatore are spending Catholic press Do You Know? The secretaries in charge are ex­ The Rev. Innocent Mangus, Artesia. Mrs. Clarke attended the their summer vacation in Rome. pecting this year’s attendance to O.S.B., of Los Angeles, Calif., University of New Mexico and has '1 be very large. The secretaries in and Father Albert Schaller, O. been teaching in Artesia. Dr. Mrs. Louise Lloyd is able to be about|(^gain after a prolonged ill­ tBEER is charge for the different parishes S.B., of Canon City were visitors Clarke, son of Dr. and Mrs. John i at the parish house in the past J. Clarke of Artesia, is a graduate ness. product of uj are Miss Geane Findle, Sacred **Hustle to Hussi^tT » >1 Heart parish; Miss Louise Chorak, week. lOf Loyola university in New Or­ Miss Anna Heshion is visiting in Howe Mortuary Iowa. iw ^ B re w m o sle r witK 38| St. Francis Xavier’s; Mrs. Cath­ John Yelenclch of the Holy Ro­ leans, La. N. R. Howe, A. E. Howe, erine Koller, St. Mary’s; Miss Eliz­ Mrs. Leo Keller entertained Miss Florence Bergin will re­ Geo. W. Howe HUSSIE sary church in Denver attended turn home the last of the month abeth Connell, St. Leander’s; Mrs. members of the O.F.F. bridge club The Church Funeral Home the blessing of the organ, accom­ from a vacation in California. years experience* Julia Mikus, SL Anthony’s, and at her home Tuesday, Aug. 1. SERVICE STATION panied by his family. Mrs. Martin Supon, who has Lady Ambulance Mrs. Madelene Mikus, SL Pat­ Mrs. Mary Rupar and Miss TIVOLI UNION COMPANY Maryanne Stoessel and William been in S t Mary’s hospital for Attendant ( Se^rviea 15th at Pearl Phone 2143 rick’s. Women who desire to make Anne Rupar left for California D. Stoessel of Ottumwa, la., are four months, will return to her Sprnce St. at llth Phona 134 Pennsylvania Tires— Veedol 011a the retreat ■ should call their re­ Sunday evening, where they will spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. home this week. Any Hoar spective secretaries and make res­ spend a few weeks visiting with John Cowen and family, 1201 Ea'st ervations before Aug. 9. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stansbeck relatives and friends. 8th street. A picnic was given at returned from a two-week visit in Mr. and Mrs. George F. Huber Miss Josephine Perse, daugh­ City park on Wednesday evening, Denver. and daughter, Helen, and Mrs. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Perse, July 26, in honor of the visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Verlen- Margaret Schiller attended the will spend a few weeks visiting in Robert Nittenger of San Fran­ gia and family are spending the Patronize These opera at Central City Saturday Pueblo, after which time she is cisco, Calif., is visiting with his remainder of the summer at their Another Short night, July_29. to return to school at Berkeley, mother, Mrs. Mary Nittenger. cottage in Beulah. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bums and Calif., where she has spent the Mr. Keeley, father of Mrs. Fred past two years. Mrs. Mary Rayhawk and Miss children, Thomas, Marilyn, and Dorothy Rayhawk have returned Purcell, is reported much better. GREELEY Telequiz— Try It James, and Bartholomew Wardick from a vacation trip in which they Mri. Mann, 95, It Dead have returned to Detroit after visited Yosemite park, Oakland, Mrs. Margfaret L. Mann, 95, a spending two weeks at the homes ^Our Town’ Set Gives Calif.; the San Francisco fair*, Los resident of Pueblo for 46 years, Merchants . . . They are aiding YOUR of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. O’Toole and Angeles, and Salt Lake City. died July 31 at a hospital. Mrs. Catholic press ( I Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Vidmar. Rest to Paganuzzi Mrs. C. J. Fink is slowly recov­ Mann, who resided at 811 West Mrs. A. G. McCarthy and ering from Injuries suffered in a 12th, was the wife of the late A. daughter, Virginia, have returned fall at her home about three weeks Mann, who was well known in the In contrast to the several ornate grocery business here before his from a three weeks’ vacation in sets which he has painted for pre­ ago. California. They visited the death 13 years ago. A member 1. The largest telephone vious productions at Elitch’s thea­ Ushers for the month of August of Sacred Heart church, Mrs. BERING & REPP Garnsey and Wheeler Golden Gate exposition and went ter this summer is the single, are: 7 o’clock Mass, James Mc- cable us€(d by the Bell Sys­ to Los Angeles and San Diego. Mann also belonged to the Altar Phone 460 necessarily plain scene by Victor Feely and Frank Moore; 9 o’clock and Rosary society. tem contains 3,636 wires. Howard Boggs, John O’Bert, Paganuzzi for this week’s offering. Mass, George Connors and Robert 9 Sporting Goods . She is survived by her daughter, # Electrical Appliances Salet Service and John M. Maloney went to Den­ Our Town. Usually, the theater’s Connors. Mrs. Nelson E. Alexander of Beu­ RIGHT □ WRONG □ ver Sunday, July 30, to witness the versatile scenic director has three 9 General Hardware In the past week Father Fife lah, and two sisters, Mrs. Susie L. 8S8 8TH 8T. test flight of Ernigh’s new “ rockeL or four different sets to produce for baptized the following children: Corey of Pueblo and Mrs. Thomas AAA plane. each play. Kathleen Ferguson, daughter of Fortune of Bismarck, N. Dak. Mr. Paganuzzi, who is assisted Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Ferguson, Funeral services were held at Sa­ i. by Walter Keeley, has painted with Donald Massar and Catherine cred Heart church Thursday, scenery for many outstanding New Coleman, sponsors; Carol Louise Aug. 3. Abbey Missioners’ York productions and has worked Murphy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Patronize These with such eminent designers as Francis Murphy, with Leo Murphy Robert Edmund Jones, who has and Frances Sinderman, sponsors; 'V Head in Boulder won praise locally for his work on Frances Charleen Currie, daughter sets for several Central City pro­ of Mr. and Mrs. James Currie, FT. COLLINS 2. Lowest rates to most Boulder. — Father Regis Bar- ductions, and others. with Mrs. Anna Currie, sponsor. out-of-town points are rett, O.S.B., leader of the Holy Merchants . . . They are aiding YOUR available every night after Cross Abbey Mission band, is PUEBLO K. OF C. SET PICNIC Catholic press spending eoma time at Sacred 7 P.M. and all day Sunday. Heart rectory. . RIGHT □ WRONG □ District Deputy John Curran of AT PRESEREN CLUB AUG. 6 Brush.— The Rev. Leo Patrick Longmont was present Wednesday celebrated Mass Sunday, July 30, Contlnaoofly Bettar Sine# 1994 S T A N D A R D evening at the Knights of Colum­ Pueblo.— (Knights of Colum­ of Columbus, to be held Sunday, at 8:30 for the children who re­ bus meeting for the formal in­ bus)— An all-day program has Aug. 6, at the Preseren club at ceived their First Holy Commun­ JOHNSTON’S MERCANTILE CO. stallation of new officers. been arranged for the annual pic­ Rye. The day’s round of activi­ ion at St. Mary’s church. The al­ General Electric ADpHancea —• SkclfM nic of Pueblo council 557, Knights ties will get under way about 10 tar was beautifully decorated by A.ppliance*>--Stokol Stokera^Thor Washers ,1 Father Augustine La Marche, Belter CREAM and Ironers— Moline Farm Implements O.S.B., after spending the early a. m. and will include races, games, the women of the parish. a ball game, contests, and dancing. The communicants were in­ Phone 252 BUTTER COAL—SEEDS—PAINT When you are looking for the answer to part of the summer in Boulder, has returned to Holy Cross abbey. Phillip Vinci, 70, The committee on arrangements structed and prepared .by the I hont 704 1S4 W. Hoantala quick, low cost communication to other Canon City, where he is rector of includes John Krutka, Dennis Mc- Benedictine Sisters of St. Mary’s the Abbey school. school, Pueblo, who for the past towns, reach for your telephone. You get an Guin, Henry T. Mudd, John Shee­ The firms listed here de­ Mr. and Mrs. Tom Burke of Dies m Pueblo han, and Anthony J. Mikus. The three weeks' had been conducting immediate spoken reply. Most calls are com- ^ California are visiting Mr. Burke’s knights have extended an invita­ the vacation school. They also di­ serve to be remembered Pueblo.— (Our Lady of Mt. Car­ rected the children’s choir, with DAKE GROCERY pleted while you hold the line— just over a father and aunt. Miss Mary Lannon tion to the various praesidia of 136 W«ft Moontain Art. Fhon* 84 of this parish. A brother, Edward, mel Parish)— Phillip Vinci, 70, a the Legion of Mary in the city to Mrs. N. Wittwar as organist. when you are distributing minute, on the average. and his family live east of Boulder farmer in the Olney Springs dis­ attend. STAPLE GROCERIES trict, died Saturday morning, July your patronage in the dif­ on a ranch. Both boys attended The K. of C. held their regular Irish Rambler’ Hikes to CORN-FED MEATS 29, at a local hospital. He had Sacred Heart school. meeting at Pueblo Catholic high FRESH VEGETABLES ferent lines of business. resided in Pueblo until 1916, when San Francisco Conclave The operator will be glad to Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Colstadt are school Tuesday, July 26. Mem­ he moved to Olney Springs. He bers discussed attending the Na­ tell you any out-of-town rates* in California ifrith Mrs. Colstadt’s was a member of Mt. Carmel Boston.— (INS)— Completing a brother, George McCarthy. They tional Conference of Catholic hiking trip which started in San church. Surviving are his wife, Charities in Denver. Picnic ar­ expect to be gone about a month Francisco, Jack Farley, 76, of Mrs. Pauline Vinci; four sons, rangements were also made. and will see the fair in San Fran­ Nick of Pueblo, John and Joe of Philadelphia, called “ the Irish LITTLETON The quarterly K. of C. Com cisco before returning home. Olney Springs, and Sam of Los Rambler,” enjoyed the 19th con­ I munion will take place at St. Fran­ Edward Paul, infant son of Mr, Angeles; four daughters. Miss Rose vention Ox the disabled American cis’ church at 6 o’clock Mass Aug, and Mrs. Paul Webber, was bap­ Vinci, Miss Jennie Giarratano, and veterans of the World war. In tized Sunday. 20. Members have been turning 1921 doctors told Mr. Farley, RED COMET Mrs. Mary Vinci, Pueblo, and Miss out in large numbers and every Miss Vera Nortz, employe In Josephine Taibi, Kansas City, Mo. wounded in both the Spanish- Proteets Chtirehef» 8ehoolB> Homes from fir# »nd they do It statometical^. member is expected at this func­ American and the World wars, that y h u not find oat now before yoor fire comes about the low coat of automatics 7 the office of the Public Welfare Funeral services were held Tues­ tion. administration, has left with her day, Aug. 1, at Mt. Carmel church. he had but three months to live. TRY L*cion o f Mary Meets “ I decided to spend them hiking,” mother, Mrs. John Nortz, for a Old Pistol Is Fatal Waapon The Legion of Mary pratsidium Littleton, two weeks’ vacation. They are he said, “ and I’ve been touring the The accidental discharge of an of Sacred Heart parish met at the country ever since.” RED COMET Colorado (driving to the West coast. old model pistol in the hands of a school library Wednesday, July 26, «Q The regular Holy Hour devo­ neighborhood friend brought death with every member present ex­ V. tions for the first Friday will be Saturday night, July 29, to 14- cept Father Sucek, spiritual di­ held this week on Friday evening year-old John Martellaro, son of rector, who is on a visit in the LONGMONT at 7:30. a St. Charles Mesa ranch family. East. Misses Helen and Marie Stengel The accident victim is survived by PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS I entertained members of the Bene­ his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Freedom of Worship Reported. dictine apostoiate at the Pleasant Martellaro; his brother, Tony, and Atlanta, Ga. — Assurances of Les’ Pastry Shop View Grange Friday evening, July three sisters, Annie, Rosie, and full freedom of religious worship 28. The young people enjoyed a Sylvie. He was the grandson of in Spain given bv leaders of the “ QUALITY BAKING social and refreshments. They were Mr. and Mrs. Tony Gagliano. He government, including General h our Motto” THEY ARE RELIABLE The Mountain States Telephone fir Telegraph Co. chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. was a member of Mt. Carmel Franco, were reported at the sixth Michael Stengel and Mr. and Mrs. church. Funeral serviaes were congress of the Baptist World 410 Main St. Tel. 834 Allianct m John Gallagher. held Aug. 1 at Mt. Carmel church. here. ORTcmAT IN POOR CONDITION PRIEST-CHEMIST NUMBER OF K. OF C. MEN MARRIAGE UNITES COUPLE IN GROWS HAIR Patronize These A Univertlty prtett>chemUt*t treatit# os ARE TO ATTEND RETREATS COLORADO SPRINGS CHURCH CARE OF THE HAIR la now bting MSt frot to tcalp tufforen. (t doterlbet how to UM tho remarkablf compit^nd mixed by Ft James Gilmore which grew perfect hair on La Junta. — (K. of C. State gains a greater love and keener Colorado Springs.— (St. Mary’s wore a dress of pink organdy with COLORADO head of bald student Since then more than Council)—A number of members appreciation of one’s faith. The re­ Parish)— The marriage of Miss hat to match. The bridesmaid 60,000 bottles have been used, royalties going to charity. Users testify to wonderful have made reservations to spend treat costs nothing. To defray the Catherine Shotwell, daughter of was dressed in green organdy. results for falling hair and dandruff. Write the “ 60 golden houKs” with the re- expenses of the meals and lodg­ Colorado Springs. — (Sacred Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L. Shotwell, Both the bride and her attendant for free treatise to R H. Gilmore. Dept I treatarits at Regis college or Holy ings an offering is made accord­ Heart Parish)—A “ gay nineties” and Robert V. Blanchard, son of carried colonial bouquets. 2810 nth Ave No.. Seattle. Wash. SPRINGS' Cross abbey in August. A retreat ing to one’s means. party, given in the spirit of the Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Blanchard of Frank C. Hammer played the is primarily'h a time of personal K. o f C. Members Aiding rodeo and the old West, will be Santa Fe, N. Mex., took place in wedding marches. Robert Kelsei- Merchants ... They are aiding YOUR reflection, a period of introspec­ Convention staged by the Sacred Heart pariah St. Mary’s church Saturday morn­ son sang “Ave Maria,” by Schu­ tion, a spiritual inventory, an an­ guild. It will feature a revue and ing, July 29, before the Rev. JOSEPHITE Denver council. No. 539, has 80 bert, and “ Soul of My Savior.” nual stock-taking. Here one is social at Hiawatha gardens on Carlos Blanchard, assistant pastor Catholic press members who are serving on com­ Following the ceremony, a wedding given the most soul-satisfying ex­ Wednesday evening, Aug. 16. The at Hot Springs, N. Mex., brother PURGATORIAL mittees in connection with the Na­ breakfast was served. perience of his life. One comes Rev. Joseph R. Kane, O.M.I., is of the bridegroom. Miss Mary tional Conference of • Catholic Out-of-town guests present were out of the retreat^ with rest of chairman of committees in charge Rollins was bridesmaid and John Charities being held in Denver this Mrs. F. A. Blanchard, mother of SOCIETY body and peace of mind, lightness of the party. Members of the Seleski was best man. The bride weekend. the bridegroom, and Mrs. G. J. Perpetual membership in St. of heart and strength of soul. One committees are being appointed in FOOTWEAR Joseph’s Purgatorial Society Fadi Hrutky will furnish the the three churches of the West Herman of Las Vegas, N. Mex. BEST IN QUALITY NEWEST IN Mr. and Mrs. Blanchard will make STYLE may be secured for a deceased music for the entertainment at side parish. Sacred Heart, Mani- their home at 418 E. ...ah street. Barthel’s 41 Toan in tho PIkea Poak Ration person by an offering of SIO the annual picnic of Pueblo coun­ tou Springs, and Cascade. given to the work our mission- cil, No. 557, which will be held "Requiem Mass was said at Sa­ (SI PIISIIITJT On Wednesday, J u ly.26, Miss Ice Cream THE VORHES SHOE CO ers are doing on the Colored St. Leo s Parish Sunday at the Preseren club Catherine Shotwell was guest of I cred Heart parish Friday at 9 o’­ Whalnal* w ! R«UII COLORADO SPRINGS. COLa Missions. Membership entitles grounds above Rye, The commit­ clock for Mrs. Mary A. Hardy. In­ honor at a kitchen shower given at the enrolled to share in oyer tee, composed of John Krutka, Den­ terment was at Fairview cemetery. the home of Mrs. Harriet Mosher, Fine Candies I 2,750 Masses said annually for nis McGuinn, Anthony Mikus, John Cousins of the Rev. Joseph R. m m p iciii: aunt of the bride. their specific intentions, daily To Hold Dinner Sheehan, and Henry Mudd, has Kane, O.M.I., visiting a few days Bridge Club Fated W. B. BARTHEL, Proprietor community prayers, and a share made plans for an enjoyable day. last week were Miss Unice Mason Mrs. John W. Duffy was hostess ALEYDRUGCO. in the merits of educating Refreshments and ice cream will and Miss Mary Mason of Boston, Four hundred and fifty persons, to her contract bridge club at a IS YEARS IN BUSINESS prieats for the missions and (SL Leo’s Parish) be served free. Mass. members of the Legion of Mary dessert luncheon Thursday, July 111 North Toloa St. Phono Main SU Fast Free Delivery Service bringing the Gospel to Amer­ A The annual ham dinner and ba­ Pueblo council contributed $50 The Rev. Chas. J. Kostillo, 0. and their families and friends COLORADO SPRINGS. COL& ica’s 13,000,000 Negroes. An­ zaar will be held Tuesday, Aug. toward the expense of the National M.I., who conducted the retreat from Denver and near-by cities, Funeral services for Mrs. Teresa Main 250 nual membership may be se­ 22, from 5 to 8 p. m. A meeting Conference of Catholic Charities, 'for the Oblate Fathers after a gathered at the Williams picnic Houser were held in St. Mary’s cured by an offering of 50 cents. of all committees and workers is visit in Colorado Springs, has re­ grounds in Bergen park Sunday, church, Tuesday- morning, July 25. Group perpetual membership Grand Knight John Dinise of held each Thursday evening at 8 Walsenburg council, No. 2139, has turned to Washingrton, D. C. July 30, for the first annual dioc­ Interment was in Evergreen ceme­ COLORADO SPRINGS may be secured for the whole o’clock at the rectory. Mrs. Gill Mrs. Saura Church is recover­ esan Legion of Mary picnic. tery. family and relatives, living and extended invitations to surround­ V. D. COLEMAN & CO. is chairman of the dinner commit ing councils to join forces with ing from a recent illness. After picnic lunches early in the Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Safranek MACHINE AND WELDING dead, by an offering of $50, tee. Many beautiful articles will Walsenburg council Tuesday, Aug. afternoon, the legionaries took part entertained at dinner Tuesday, which may be paid for In instal­ WORKS Artistic Memorials be awarded, including a recently 8, when District Deputy E, J. in contests conducted by the men July 25, for 14 gues*s in honor of ments if desired. Retail and Wholeiale completed portrait in oil of the of the Cathedral Mother of Mercy Dr. and Mrs. Frank J. Kotahk of General Machine Work, Welding Qnarriea and Hannfactnrers Address all communirations to Pettit of Pueblo makes his of­ Abbey Campers Rt. Rev. Monsignor William ficial visitation to the council to praeaidium, who were in charge of Chicago, who left for their home SS7 SOUTH CASCADE AVENUE Featuring Colorado Granite Very Rev. Father Superior O’Ryan, a reflector lamp, and a all arrangements for the picnic. Offica Phono Mtln 271 install the officers Wednesday. Realdence Phone: Main 2tlS-R Phone Hein 1944-W 118 W. Cimarron St. Josepliite Father! portable battery radio. At the last meeting of Colorado Go on Outings Prize-winners for the races and After a trip to Cheyenne and COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO 1130 N. Calvert Street Miss Sylvia Keller, president, Springs council. No. 582, a reso­ games included: 50-yard dash for Denver to visit Mr. and Mrs. Ken­ Baltimore Maryland entertained the members of the lution of condolence,upon the death boys under 12, Edwin Brink, Cathe­ neth McCarville, James T. Fagan P. 0. Box 421 Tolephono Main 811 Young Ladies’ sodality at break­ of Past State Deputy A. A. Loftus Canon City. — (Camp Holy dral; 50-yard dash for girls under has returned home. COLORADO SPRINGS fast at a downtown hotel follow­ was passed, and a Mass was said Cross)—Members of the heavy­ 12, Rose Marie Wick, Blessed Sac­ Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sabol IRON & METAL CO. ing Communion Sunday, July 23 for the repose of his soul. weight division of Camp Holy rament parish; 75-yard dash-for gave a reception at their home Wholesale Distributor* Boys and Young. Men The sodality gave a theater party Cross departed Monday on a three- boys over 12, Bruce Mercer, Ca­ Thursday, July 27, in honor of Alamosa council. No. 2096, is day horseback hike to Beaver Creek Pipe— Valves— Fittings wishing to be Priests or Brothers tn Saturday evening. having its annual picnic Sunday, thedral; 75-yard dash for girls their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. canon, where they camped fo^ two over 12, Lillian Graham, Cathe­ Mining and Industrial Equipment the Order of St CamlUus may write Aug. 6, on the Conejos river. Ala­ and Mrs. Jack Trichals of Detroit. and Supplies nights. During the outing the dral; slipper-kicking contest. Dee Cards have been received from to the Rev. Father Superior, St mosa council plans to have an ex­ lOS N. Tejon St. Phone Main 95 II Wait Cacharrao Stroot Wins State Essay Contest heavyweight tourneys in riflery, Tracy, Holy Family parish; Dr. and Mrs. J. F. McConnell from COLORADO SPRINGS. COLa CamlUus Monastery, 1611 So. tStb emplification of the degrees of the horseshoes, and dart-throwing were Providence, R. I. — Kathryn order in September. cracker-eating contest, Edwin Reykjavik, Iceland. They left St, Milwaukee, Wise. Swenso'n, an eighth grade pupil in held. Brink, Cathedral; women’s nail- some weeks ago for a tour of • w w w w w ^ w ^ St, Michael’s school here, has been The middle and lightweight di­ driving contest, Mrs. Downtain, St. Europe. awarded first prize in the state es­ visions left Wednesday for Colo­ Louis’, Englewood; sack race. Bob Harry Langenette, who died Ideal Cleaners, Inc. G.&H. say contest conducted by the La­ Canon City Girl rado Springs and Hubbard’s ranch, Jensen, Cathedral; three-legged Wednesday, July 26, in a local 0. D. POTTS 2 1 XMAS CARDS! dies’ auxiliary of the Veterans of where they witnessed Indian dances race, John Paprachi and Edward hospital, ■ was buried in Denver Where the Charm o f Neteneu CIGAR STORE Foreign Wars. The theme of the Wednesday evening. The boys were Dorak, St. Joseph’s (Polish), and Friday, July 28, in Mt. Olivet It Rettorea At the Corner of the Indian the guests of Ralph Hubbard, noted (}rdar today to ba sent essay was “ Cardinal F’rinciples of Is Stewardess potato race, Elsie Lutz, Cathedral. cemetery. Main 1S4S ZJS E. PIkoa Peak Ara. We Sell Shermerhoms Flake authority on Indians. you by Dec. 1st. Writ* to Americanism.” Cathedral Softballeri Defeated The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Colorado Sprinca, Colo. Mixture Canon City. — Miss Josephine Amateur Night Held Melvin Welker was buried at Entertaining their counselors Late in the afternoon the St. REV. FATHER RALPH Murphy is stewardess this summer Joseph’s (Polish) softball team Evergreen cemetery Wednesday, and fellow campers, some 20 boys July 26. 176 W. Adams St. CHICAGO on the Union Pacific railroad on . , . • r, ^ ^, defeated the Cathedral club, 9 to 7, FADED***"HAIR the route going to and from Kan- took part in the aniateur night in a closely contested game. At Richard Rodriguez, son of Mr. F. A. LEVSLEY Women, ffirls, men with faded, gray Sunday, July 30, at the gym­ sas City the end of the game the legionaries and Mrs. Lon Rodriguez, was Optometrist streaked hair, shampoo and color your hair nasium. The winners, according buried Friday, July 28, at Ever- INDIAN at the same time with our new French dis­ Mrs. Mary Murphy has returned gathered together and, with Father f No. Te]on St. Colorado Spring. GRILL covery “SHAMPO-KOLORwithout expe­ home from Salida, where she vis­ to the judges, were Jerry Dignan, gn'een cemetery. Forrest Allen leading, recited the FOR GLASSES St. Anthony’s Guild rience. at home. Takes only a few minutes, ited for a short time with her Denver, and Jerry Fisch, Dallas, The Rev. M. N. Starzlnick, C.R., colors hair elose to scalp perfectly. No Tex., who entertained on the ac­ prayers said at the closing of all His Servicei Are Accjirata and Paterton» N. J. streaks or overlap. No dyed look, but a daughter, Mrs. Robert Reardon, left for Chicago July 28, after a Chief Theatre Bldg. cordion and tonette; Ralph Silver­ legion meetings. The various spir­ Depondabla In honor of her Assumption, tnd to lovely, more lasting cpior; unaBTeeted by and family. itual directors present gave their two weeks’ visit in the Pikes Peak CREDIT IF DESIRED Phone Main 19 Colo. Spring* washing or perm. wave. Used also as rinse smith, Denver, who gave Lincoln’s help me know her better, send m e: Mrs. Kon Wyatt was an informal blessing to close the afternoon’s region. or tint Free Book. ValHony Prod., Inc Gettysburg address, and Jimmy Dept 78-H. 264 W. 81st Street, New York, hostess in her home last week when program. Visitors in Newton, 111., are Dr. “ Our Blessed Lady” N. Y. she entertained for a visiting Mahoney, Kansas City, who sang and Mrs. Ora Moomaw and chil­ Your Buiinets It Appreciated the Comanche war song. The Rev. Forrest Allen, spiritual dren who are spending two weeks 1 enclose |1. for • copy In bine. AGENTS WANTED! MEN OR WOMEN friend. director of the Denver curia, and THE Start a business of your own, full or part Mr. and Mrs. J. Leo Sterling with relatives. M f Nemei the Rev. Dr. D. A. Lemieux headed RUTH’S OVEN time. Realise 100% profit on your in presided over an informal supper Morrell Hardware Address I _ vestment Write for free details without the largest delegation to the picnic, Retd Homemade Bread obligation. in their home Thursday night, Golden Priest to over 100 members of the Immacu­ (4-186) THE CHARLES R. SPICER CO.. INC. July 27, honoring a guest from —R oUr— , MEMPHIS. TENN. late Conception praesidium of St. Cake Pie Co. Washington, D. C. Catherine’s parish. Led by the 421 N. Tejon Phono HA. ISIS COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. Honored on Birthday Attend Sessions Texas Prelate, Now liocotion—214 North Tojen St. Rev. C. M. Johnson, the Mary Help PHONE (41 Miss Helen Konty was pleasant­ of Christians praesidium of St. ly surprised in her home late Sun­ James’ parish had about 60 pres­ CrtlioticTeirEutlllel^tt A$$ocutionday afternoon when a group of Golden. — St. Joseph’s parish will be represented at the National ent, including a number of young her friends gathered there to men from Lowry field. ()ther Manitou Visitor Shewmaker’s Most Rev. Francis J. Spellman, D.D., President Conference of Catholic Charities honor her birthday anniversary. large delegations were present . . t > Rt. Rev. Msgr. James B. O'Reilly, Ph.D., National Secretary The afternoon and evening were by the Rev. John P. Moran, chair­ FRANK GOTTEN—FRANK COTTRN, Jr. Camera Shop Rev. John J. Corrigan, Assistant Secretary man of the banquet. Mrs. from Cathedral, St. Joseph’s, Our Manitou. -(Our Lady of Perpet- spent playing games, and refresh­ Lady of Lourdes, and St. Vincent KODAKS HOME H O V m ments were served. Present were William Pitta and Mrs. Peter ual Help Parish)—The■ ■ “ ■ ~t.Rt. Rtime and tried everything S.B., of St. Bernard’s abbey, Ala­ sociation, which hag its national For details write to you could learn of without relief: even if you ara utterly diacouraged, do not aban­ bama, noted Gregorian chant pro­ Colorado Springs. — (Corpus headquarters in Denver. They Phone Main 383 210 N. Tejon St. Rev. Father Ralph, SVD, NatT Dir. don hope but aend today for thla free trial, fessor, spent a few days as guest Christi Parish) — Miss Augusta are scheduled to play Sunijpy, ft will cost you nothing AddreM COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. Catholic University o f Peking, 176 W. Adam* St., Chicago, RL Frontier Aathm a^. No.326-D FrontlarBldg. of the Colorado Benedictines in the Gufler of Kansas City is the house Aug. 6, at 49th and Washington, 468 Niifftra SU, Boffalog N* X. past week. guest of Miss Mary Murray. is Globevill*,

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Qirls Love Beautiful Clothes, s i r s STIITIIE others. Students o f St. Mary’s academy are shown here as they packed evening gowns for the girls at the Crood Shepherd home.* From left to right, they are Betty Bader, a junior; Margaret Ann Drinkard, Distinctive Furs also a junior, and Mary Elizabeth Conway, a senior. w IS REMINDEII

Symbolizing St. Ignatius Loyola (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parith) in one of his greatest roles, that The eighth annual bazaar began A C A R S O N CIFT! of retreat-master, a life-size statue Thursday, Aug. 3, with a spaghetti NEWEST STYLES IN FINE FURS of the great Jesuit founder was dinner sponsored by the Usaly club. INCLUDED IN THE AUGUST SALE W« are contributing practically set up in the grotto of Regis col­ The captains for each booth at the to the "happiness of week-end lege Saturday, July 29. The statue bazaar grounds are the following: hostesses, with gifts that are represents St. Ignatius as holding Refreshments, Florence Nardillo; his greatest book, The Spiritual wieners, Helen Wall; bicycle, Tony useful, ornamental, and by no Exercises, in the posture of a Salvato; afghan, Rose Nardillo; means costly! preacher. Upon this book are in- hope chest, Helen Jinacio; prize ECONOMY ALL-FINISHED FAMILY SERVICE graved the initials “ A.M.D.G.' stand, Mrs. Raso; beer, Joe Cian- • BENTWOOD TRAYS, in a dozen or (ad majorem Dei gloriam), the 4 n Ready-to- more sixce. cio; cigarettes, Angeline Figlio- Additional Pounds at 14c motto of the Jesuit order. lino; linen, Mrs. Villano; linen do­ I u Wear, lbs. 1.49 • CAST ALUMINUM PIECES, trayi, According to” the Rev. Joseph nations, Mrs. Rose De Pace; ham­ ETcrythina Completely Finiehed C A fK , Ti’ T A T Extra Charze tor bowle, and such. P. McMahon, S j., minister of the The above price ie baaed on "xU A Shirts in Thii Service burger, Ralph Longo; ham and 1315 W. 29th Avt. • HOSTESS SETS, complete salad, ap­ college, the statue has been chosen bacon, Dan Longo; special CRESCENT LAUNDRY, INC. GLendale 4717 E ■; petizer or beverage service on one partffcularly as a reminder ,to the game, Felix Andrew; car, Felix tray. many retreatants of Regis that St. Andres; game, Mrs. J. Cito; coun­ • GIFTS FROM OUR POTTERY Ignatius Loyola and his spiritual try store, Edward Minardi; Italian ROOM, an all-inclusive collection of methods have been among the goods, John Di Tirro; hat and ceramics from coffee service to big greatest forces in the struggle green toads for your hostess’ garden. bag, Jennie Aiello. WHY GO DOWN TOWN? against Satan. The grand prizes, to be awarde-^ It was hoped that the statue Sunday night, Aug. 6, are a 1939 would be blessed on St. Ignatius’ Chevrolet town sedan, a hope chest, feast day, July 31, by the Very u .. donated by T. Lombardi, associated v i c T Carson's Rev. Robert M. Kelley, S.J., rec­ with a local furniture com­ , PMOHt tor of the college. Because of pany; a trousseau, donated by St. CHaanr 65W 15th and Stout Streets Father Kelley’s absence, however, Therese’s sodality and the Adola COR. 3 4 S ana GILPIN I the blessing will probably be post­ club; an afghan, donated by Mrs. Downtown Prices At Your Doorstep poned until after the start of A. Nardillo; a bicycle, and a hand- Colorado Upholstery Co. classes in September. crocheted hat and bag to match SPECIAL PRICE The statue has been given the donated by Jennie Aiello. Ohalr Upholstered in Friz# and position nearest that of the Boy Scouts to F rizetta ______$9.00 Blessed Virgin and is close to the A cake is awarded every night Davenport ___ .... $10.00 of the bazaar. On Thursday ANY WORK GUARANTEED images of St. Patrick and St. y i p l o n ^ / o ^ night, Aug. 3, the cake was donated Cushions refilled with new spring and new Francis Xavier. Emphasizing the cotton $1.00 each clear, strong features of the saint, by Frances (Jreco; Friday night it Usher at Mass will be donated by Mrs. John Jin­ General Furniture Repairing it is made of rough marble and 2459 10th SL GUndaie 2304 weighs over 1,400 pounds. (B y J ane Cochran) Welcome in Travel acio; Saturday night, by Della (St. Pbilomena’s Pariah) New York. — (IlfS) — That With the majority of our citizens Cavan-a, and Sunday night, by An­ geline Figliolino. The Boy Scout troop of the par­ wilted look that foitmerly char­ taking to wheels in the summer ish will usher at the Solemn Pon­ acterized our summiery cottons time, wrinkle-resisting fabrics Card Party Succezzful tifical Mass formally opening the after a few hours’ wqar has been have a charm all their own. They The first annual card party, 25th national convention of Cath­ banished, thanks ’ to the fabric pack like a dream and emerge held Monday evening, July 31, was SERVE olic Charities' at the civic audito­ manufacturers. from the suitcase ready to wear. a great success. There was a large rium Sunday, Aug. 6. All the Cath­ Special finishes havt been given To determine whether the dress attendance. A cake and a hand- olic scouts of Denver will partici­ to cotton, linen, and jrayon elim­ you are contemplating purchasing painted pillow, awarded as the pate in the conference ceremonies inating the “ stringy’] look voile is wrinkle-resisting, there’s a sim major prizes, went, respectively, under the direction of the Rev. acquires after a few hours’ expo­ pie test . . . crush the material in to Mrs. Pomponio and Gloria Bel- Lemonade Barry J. Wogan. The Rev. Elmer sure to the summer’i sweltering your hand then see if the wrinkles fiore. Minor prizes were awarded J. Kolka, as assistant secretary temperatures, or the dispirited ap­ will shake out again. as follows: Mrs. J. Capillupo, hand- general of the general arrange­ pearance the more crisp materials Organdy, dimity, powder puff crocheted handbag; Angela D i' OFTEN ments committee, has spent much achieve. muslin, lawn, and other crisp ma­ Tollo, flower plant; Anthony Dono- of his time since November in Even the down - at - the - heels terials have been treated to retain frio, case of soda pop; Mrs. Flor-^ LADIES preparation for the convention. wrinkled appearance i we’ve come permanent stiffness. They’ll ence De Cino, lamb cake; Carmella ; TRY OUR DE LUXE SERVICE Many men and women of the par­ to expect from linen has gone by keep their appearance despite hard Laurienti,' ice cream cake; Lucy | Summer Days call for cool­ ish are engaged in the prepara­ way of an anti-crease hnd wrinkle- wear and many launderings, and Durando, rosary; Rose Nardillo,' For Texaco Gasoline at the Following Stations: tory work of various committees. resisting process. Th4 process not $5 permanent wave; Howard^ are desirable fabrics for summer (1 ) 1302 Delaware ing drinks— and lemons play The regular meetings of the Boy only makes the material more at­ dresses or blouses. Marks, watermelon; Mrs. A. ' Scouts are adjourned until Sep­ tractive, but also increases its life Jaachetta, cleaning of dress or (2) Colfax and Emerson expectancy. Pre-shrunk is now a familiar an important part. Either by tember. and accepted word in fabrics, a suit; Theresa Brunetti, combina­ (3 ) 4601 Washington guarantee that your cotton dress tion pen and pencil; Mrs. M. (4 ) West 38th and Kalamath itself, or in combination The members of the Altar and lacino, two passes to local theater; Rosary society will redeive Com­ will still fit after the first wash­ with other juices, lemon ing. A new process for fabric Louise Stone, finger wave; Mrs. IFe Make Nete Friends— Old Friends munion Sunday at the 8 o’clock Glackin, two passes to local thea­ Mass. treatment has also been developed, Juice is the “ pepper-up” of Hits a m i Bits ter; Mrs. J. Malito, a quart of M E R C H A N TS OIL C O M P A N Y , IN C. Mrs. C. A. Minot and Nancy and one that keeps your dress fresh and dainty even on the most sultry milk for 30 days; Mrs. Joe Tate, any beverage. Fine in salad George Minot have returned from $1 bouquet of flowers; Marie a two months’ visit in San Fran­ of days. For deep fat fryii^ most foods Perillo, pound of butter; Josephine dressing, too. cisco, Calif. As a result of the finish de­ De Bell, marcelle or finger wave; V j are coated first with flour and then veloped by manufacturers, cottons, Eileen McCarty entertained a with egg and bread crumbs. Pota­ Mrs. John Tate, basket of fruit; CITY PARK DAIRY group of the sodality girls at a linen, and rayons have assumed Mrs. Joe Cito, $1 order. of mer­ toes may be put into fat without new fashion importance and are This Dairy has recently introduced a new product, SOFT CURD bridge party in her home Thurs­ coating. chandise; Mamie Losenno, quart day evening. being more widely used this brick of ice cream; George Ce#^ HOMOGENIZED milk. Recommended by Doctors. It is delicious summer. rone, $6 permanent wave; Mrs. P. and more digestible for children or adults. Try it. Robert Rusho and Keith Kind- Never allow a strong flow of Variety of U»e» blade, Jr., will leave Sunday with Aiello, "two passes to local theater. PHONE: EAST 7 7 0 7 water to^pass through berries to These materials are now used the Cathedral choir for a three Sodality to Receive Eucharist clean them. The water is likely to from morning until night for all weeks’ vacation at Camp St. Malo. bruise them. Place them in a col­ varieties of costumes. Cottons go On Sunday, Aug. 6, the Children Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Gleason are ander held under a light stream to the most formal of dances, dine of Mary sodality will receive Holy enjoying a vacation with relatives of water. Or, better yet, lift the in the smartest placA, appear at Communion at the 8 o’clock Mass SfIFEURY in Spirit Lake, la. colander up and down several the country club, on city streets, and in the afternoon at 2 o’clock Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Appel are times in a pan of cpld water. Do in offices, and are used for sport the monthly meeting will be held. entertaining their son and daugh- not overwash berries or let them wear. The Holy Name society will have ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Richard soak too long, or they will lose Spun rayon, treated to resist a meeting Friday evening, Aug. Appel of Wichita, Kans. much of their flavor. wrinkles, is widely worn this sum­ 11, at 8 o’clock. Banns of marriage were pub­ mer. It makes grand office lished for the first time Sunday On Sunday, July 30, Myron SPETH FLORAL COMPANY Chicken fat may be used as a dresses, looking as nice at 5 as it Rosini and Anna Pomarico were between Leroy Struck of this par­ did at 9 o’clock. It’s also a good ish and Margaret Shelton of the butter substitute in cooking. Con­ married at the 9 o’clock Mass. Eu­ Artistic Florists sequently it is a gooid plan to save material for traveling outfits. gene Antonucci and Angeline Cathedral parish and between If you want better service from 1201 East Colfax Arenao Telephone t CHerry 1244 ond CHerry 1327 Ralph Verdieck of Holy Family the fat from boiled, stewed, or Brancucci were attendants. DENVER. COLORADO fried chicken. your clothes, shop with these new Two recent Baptisms were those parish and Patsy Savage of this fabric processes in mind. They’ll parish. of Marlene Jeanette, daughter of A speck of salt greatly improves probably be more expensive but Mr. and Mrs. Mike Vendegna, Colonel C. L. Tinker of Wash­ they’re easier to keep looking nice. ington, D. C., arrived in Denver chocolate,9la caramel, and white with Fred and Nettie Amato aS| Close to St. Francis De Sales Thursday to inspect the air school. frosts and candies. sponsors, and Darlene Roberta, a While here, he will be a guest at daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph | 121 SO. PEARL ST. $4,250 the home of his sister, Mrs. M. L. For cooking in the open, two That Raspberry Lucero, with Albert and Angeline j A frand family home, jix larxe roomi and ileopinf porch, ya- Dyer. fires often are more convenient Capra as sponsors. i cuum iteam heat, 2*car gange. Will trade for 3-room banfalow. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Struck have than one. One may be used for the Flavor coffee and the othfr for roasting Patronize These Firms. They had as their house guests Miss j# BENNETT HORTON -1509 E. Colfax - MA. 9191 Cecelia Lidel of Pueblo and Mr. or frying. Are C o -O p e r a tin g With Your^ Simplexfy ie xl i e s and Mrs. Leo Panther of Burling­ Paper. ton, la. Try dipping fish fillets in yellow Miss Lucille O’Reilly has ar­ com meal, then in piUk, and again i rived. from El Paso, Tex., for an in corn meal. Them fry them in I'd show the folks some extended visit with her mother, deep fat until llhey are well The Oxford Hotel Mrs. H. O’Reilly. browned. fancy walking" 1618 Seventeenth St. Denver, Colorado Agnes Dyer has gone to Long­ mont for a two weeks’ visit at the shear have moved ijrom this parish “ FAMOUS FOR FOOD” home of T. J. Mahoney. to the Cathedral parish Chubby little feet are more amenable to'controi Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Mohan and Edward Owens, ho received his under the' firm, but gentle guidance o f Simplex Charlene Jordan .spent Sunday at Bachelor of Arts egree from the University of N re Dame, has Flexies— the finest scientifically developed shoes for Camp Montrita with Anne Mohan, tiny tots. They embody a flexible snug arch, a who is vacationing there for two returned from W hington, D. C., CHICKEN MUSHROOM PATTIES weeks, ’ where he received! the Master of broad heel base and snug fitting heel, and plenty Mr. and Mrs. William Beard- Arts degree from Ijhe Catholic uni­ of room for toe development Simplex Flexies a^ BY BETTY versity School of I Social Service. solutely assure At present he is agisting the Very 2 cups HUNGARIAN Flour that his first Rev. Monsignor John R. Mulroy in 1 tap. baking powder Catholic welfare wbrk. steps will be in tsp. salt Mr. and Mrs. Archie T. John­ the rig^t direc­ 6 tbsp. shortening 1 egg yolk, slightly beaten son, who had been the guests of tion. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Dooling, Sr., la cup milk since their return |to Denver from Serve a dessert with a raspberry Mix ingredients. Roll out %-inch thick. Cut to fit muffin their wedding tri^, left Wednes­ flavor and yon serve something rel­ Ton, White, tins. Fill with Chicken Mushroom filling and fold edges of day for Cheyenne, jWyo. ished by all. The following easily Smoked Elk the pastry over the top. Bake in moderately hot oven. Mr. and Mrs. J. :E. Brazeal, who digestible dessert may be served all the year 'round. While fresh rasp­ Summer Driving Demands CHICKEN MUSHROOM FILLING had been house gpests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl 0. Seiander, returned berries are In season an added dec­ Every ^dng 2 cups chopped chicken Lehrer^s Flowers to their home in Eincon, N. Mex., oration or topping may be nsed by Anti-Glare Glasses checked by X-Rt<*r 1 cup milk Friday, July 28. • They were ac­ dropping a lew‘fresh berries on the Machine Speer Blvii. & Federal Drive safely I Protect afalnst blind* 1 small can mushrooms companied by Cedilla Gladys Se- whipped cream — just before serv­ Inx sanlifht with colored leneee 2 tbsp. minced onion lander, who will be their guest for ing. ffroond t« preacrlption to irlrt 2 canned pimentoes GRand 1655 This dessert requires no baking, COMPLETE SIGHT CORRECTION. 2 to 6 ...... $2.50 the remainder of ihe summer. Lowest prices. 2 tbsp. butter no boiling and no eggs. It is eco­ 6/4 to 8 ...... $3.25 2 tbsp. HUNGARIAN Flour nomical, healthful and may be made Salt and pepper to taste in the cool of the morning. What 8 '/2 to 12..... $3.95 more could one aak for in a dessq^T Melt butter. Add onion. Cook slowly until soft. Add flour FILLMORE DRUG and stir until well blended. Add milk and chicken. Cook Raspberry Rennet Custard CHILDKEN'S SHOES—SECOND FLOOB until thick, stirring constantly. Add rest of ingredients with Whipped Cream and Oeeorettea and simmer for five minutes. STORE, INC. 1 package raspberry rennet 2834 E. Colfax ATonna OwvwaAt* powder 1 pint milk OPTICIAN PIKES PEAK CAKE FLOUR Our Prescription Department Is D. Malcolm Carty, Pharmacist ^ cup whipping cream Msnn(sctar.d by the pride of our store— Let us ^ cup sugar Convince you by filling your Chocolate decorettea HUNGARIAN FLOUR MILLS Prescriptions Make rennet custard according to OTTO DRUG CO. Prescriptions. Our Specialty directions on package. Chill In re­ W. 38th and Clay GRand 9934 frigerator. When ready to serve, Fre« Delirary Serrlra to Any Part of whip the cream, adding sugar and Why Pay Carfare to Buy tha City for Any of Your Wanta PHONE KE. 4 » 1 2$4 SIXTEENTH ST. mixing well. Put on top of each Your Drugs? PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS * CALL EAST 1S55 dessert and sprinkle with i^hocolate PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS decorettea. ” Same Lote Prices as DownUnen Thup?t^*y> A u g . >, i t i i OMm, MS Btfluosk Stml T R l DINVBK CATHOLIC RBOlSTClt Ttiephons, XEytton* 4S0B PACK KIKX gt. Louis A u x ilia ry ComnuutUy CeiUtr^a N «ed S try$ed • In Herbert FetralTa Radio Addreaa ^-Cip Used as Threat of Death Fails to $115,000,000,000 Yearly Did You Know That Deter Priest From Work IVOW WMgrmmn*B dalke by Cleniy fo a ta r e a NEW (Continued From Poffs One) was in 1912 that he planned to Is Crime Cost of Nation ('Continued From Pace One) in this...... living tomb until til fthe “Feast course preliminary to joining the come to Denver to teach Latin and “ The le w enforcement commit* homes. Community cer.tere aeeiBt of St. James, July 26. During the Society of Jesus. He enrolled suc­ Greek at the then Sacred Heart P o n b l e D i p tee of the Americen Bar aeaocia- in this purpoM. night we were removed to the ship cessively at the Giambattista Vico college, but because of his lateness tion reported last year that the called Uruffufljf. In this floating collego, the University of Naples, in arriving in America he was sent (DaubU VaUa) "POOR HOUSING— What with jail our conditions were not much toui cost of crime to the people one-fourth of the population on a Jesuit house in London, and 8t. of this country is 1116,000,000,* better. We were placed in the to Albuquerque, N. Mcx., as assis­ relief or being aeeieted through Aloysius' college, Birchlrca, Malta, 000 annually," aaid Herbert Fair- •ome governmental agency, it ie orlop o f the ship like animals. The tant at Immaculate Conesption Sundae at only 15c all, TOneral convention chairman not eurpriting to find an over fool] was wretched, somatimsA for his philosophy. He was or­ parish. After a few months he was of the National Conference of poisoned. Frequently, during the dained at St. Beuno’s college, 8t. sent to Del Norte, Colo., and had T ry • Ona crowded and unianitary condition night the ruffians would come In Catholic Charities, in a radio talk in many of these homes. Com­ Asaph, North Wales, England. It charge of 27 churches and chapels over KOA Monday. Reports of to terrify us and tell us we had in that area— a rather hard job munity centers aMlst in relieving ...... ^ the federal government show that this tifktresi. only a few more minutes to live for for a young priest. 37 ^ per cent of all crime is com^ that bight we would be shot. Twin DominiesB Nm s Fignts Conditiena ef Squalor CHOICE OP FLAVOR mitted by persons under 25 yeart "UNEMPLOYMENT — What Yet, in the midst of these hor­ He next went to St. Ignatius' with millions of able-bodied oiti- of age and 66 per cent by those rible conditions we had the Im­ Hivs B tm hitsparablt church in El Paso, Tex., as psstor, Mado With 2 Big Seoopa under 30. ssns unable to find steady, employ­ mense consolation to devote our­ and after 14 years there started on ment, it is not aurprielng that eo- selves to acts ef devotion when­ another career-—nt/ssfoimrfMs ez- Iod The purpose o f the Commun­ eiety muat find waya and means to of Our Delictoua CroBm ity center program," he went on. ever it was possible. In spite of (Continued From Paffe One) durrene among the Mexicans and provide recreational facilities. the vigilance of the guards (men "is to reduce the crime expense were spent at the MUsricordia hos­ Italians of the West and North­ Community centers aaeiet in ac­ of the Anarchist Iberian federa­ west. with headquarters in Seattle. and to save the youth o f the land complishing this result. pital, where they devoted their by making of them good eitiaeni tion), we secretly met in groups to Wash. In 1032 he became pastor and'usefuT• “ i7 members of... society. "LEISURE TIME— What with recite the entire Rosary. A num­ time to the intensive and rigoepus of Our Lady of Guadalupe parish, Walgreen Drug Stores the mechaniiation o f industry and ber o f times I was asked to give The Community center idea course of training demanded by the San Antonio, and there launched the consequent reduction in work­ a little spiritual exhortation after order. his program to eliminate the has rapidly developed in recent ing hours, it is not surprising to the Rosary. It was almost like a wretchednessrctchi in which his flock years beciuie of changes in con­ find society providing adult edu­ spiritual retreat In these dire con­ Separated Agaia was forced to live. ditions of our modern life. Men­ cation. physical recreation, and ditions. To dissimulate before the The misery there startled the tioned among some of the causes Then In July, 1936, separation menial relaxation properly to Spies, who constantly watched US, threatened again. Sister Alberta priest— 12,000 persons accommo­ Among ilir many members o f the are: guide the leisure time o f employed we would begin by telling a story dated in one square mile, 2,600 Gallagher Transfer & Storage Co. ■o^rch* aiirndinc the National "BROKEN HOMES-^What with received orders to report to the persons. Community centers serve and end with a sermon. In this shacks with no sanitary conven­ 2424 ARAPAHOE VICE ICttf^rrni'r <>f Caliiolir Charities one-fifth o f the marriages in this toward this end. way many who were shot had the Denver convent immediately and iences, all of the people mired and country ending in divorce courts, ItiO be ihe Most Rev. Christian H. "The National Recreation asso­ good fortune to go to Confession complete her nurse’s training at stuck there like dying flies on fly­ T A . 3 3 4 1 Itmlfln''*""- S.T.D.. Auxiliary it is not surprising to find society ■ at 14c I ciation, in a receht bulletin on and even at times to receive Holy Mercy hospital, Denver. Once paper. HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND MACHINERY MOVING jCTwrw ter I ll^np of Si. I.otits, who was raiaed assuming responsibility for the 'Public Recreation and Crime Pre­ Communion, thanks to the artifice F.ather ‘ Tranchese got busy. He rhia 8*rvl« I lx lbs Epiii'opal ranks Nov. $0, care, maintenance, and education vention.’ describes the basic pur- of some o f the good faithful more the twins bade each other took his problem to city authorities r. IMh Ay. * |lW. ___ _ of the offspring of these broken F oses of Community centers In the farewell. They were now sapa- U * 47*7 women who brought the Blessed and then to Washington. Ten mil­ ollowing words: Sacrament to the prisoners on the by more than 2,000' lies.rated lion dollars was set aside for a When Low in Spirits Call Jarry " ‘They provide healthy and con­ ship. Thus the Uruffuaj/ was con­ But in less than a month,-Sister housing project. But there the structive channels for the normal verted momentarily Into a little Albert was commiasionod to follow battle began. Some who made Imported Port Wine...... qt. $ 1 .0 9 CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING cravings for_new experiencs and bit of heaven. her sister west and complete her money from the shacks began a CaUf. Bottled Wine...... qt, 49^ adventure. This work reaches tha Two Cenarala, 400 Men Shot work at Mercy, also. campaign to ruin the priest’s char­ home, the child o f elementary With what joy I recall the Feast By October of this year the twins acter and to kill his project. Death Bottled-in-Bond Whtakey (full q t.)$ 1 .8 9 i - school age, the adolescent, the of Christ the King and All Souls’ will have completed all their train­ threats failed to stop him; stories Classified Ads young men and young women out day of 1936! On those days we ing, and they will be ready for ac­ against his character fell on deaf of school, and the older adult. Its had the supreme happiness to re­ tive work. And they are willing to ears. And his simple faith, tire­ s Economy Liquor Store It will pay you to read ALL ef the follewlag advertlsemieats* fundamental aims are: (1) To ceive Holy Communion. On Aug. accept the future wherever it may less energy, and dogged determina­ o. ^ X. ^ ^ A. A.. awaken interest, (2) to develop ^0, 1936, the two great generals. lead—together o t apart. tion have resulted in a housing 1634 Tremont 1 Hour Fraa Parking K£. 4584 skill, and (3) to provide facilities, Coded and Bun'iel, with' ■ about ,D( 400 The nuns are nieces of the Rev. project now on paper. Soon it will HOjTELS HOME FOR SALE equipment, and leadership that military men of the higher rank, Joseph Steinbruner, pastor of St. be concrete, and the black hole of death will be no more. NKWHOUSE HOTEL these interests and skills may be were shot. But they knew how to Joseph’s church, Cincinnati. They PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS 4 THE SHADOW Colorado’s b*an> St. Vlnemt dt PauI pArtsh. A Josaphlne ?iven permanent, life-long satis- die— freely they gave up their ot SL. 1 Mi storir red briok, full-flokshod bAss- also have another uncle living in ■ fill espitoL CoIfAx At Qraat. D tam . ment. lAundrp room, dsn. s m Sa I XArmss aetion.* lives for Qod and country— shout­ Denver, N. A. Steinbruner, a mem­ ICcia- CloSA shursh. Schools. 14,800. PSArl 8782. "CHARACTER BUILDING Is ing to the end, "Long live Spain I ber of the Cathedral parish. J aiHOLIC DAUGHTERS' ROUE, another name that is often u«ed Long live Christ the K ing!" In ■in GnnL ritMAiU homo for xirU. FURNACES AND GRATES in connection with the Commun­ ease someone’/i sentence was Charities Secretary Running on FURNACES INSTALLED A REPAIRED ity center Idea. changed from death to life Im­ wanted—FURNITURE H. H. York. Sit B. ExpoAltkiA. PEorl 8211 "T o build character fa, after prisonment, the prisoner would |VANTED—Household furnitura. old sloth- all, the main objective. Commun­ weep, for, as he said, the crown pIcturM. kit‘*hcn utensils, ste. Tbs UMBRELLAS ity centers devote their efforts to that was so near was snatched out Schedule S TV bftnfo's Rfnsfit Shop. Cmli TAbor inculcate the principles of faith, of his hand. AH the priests and RBli IttS I.s«rr«ncs strast UMBRELLAS courage, and Justice in the hearts religious that the Reds captured RspAirod And BoeevorAd LOCKSMITH Cortiralll Silk Bo^» and minds of those whom they can were shot. D S N V B R UM 8 RBLLA BIOF reach. It is certainly to be wondered 118 18th St. SicM Kei Shop—Send for k*rs. Laws "FAITH— that the youth o f the how we were preserved so many times from death.* ’ -What...... is stll•11 n, to parmit tha ra»i»al o f tta the farmer and the other in the aanato and tha rM la ^ o B o f th» cave where the men were hidden. u s o l e s preaident, may clarify ralipioua Frequently I gave them Holy Com- 3 3A ^ h u auch aa tha unhanipm d mttmonrut on the first Fridays o f the 0IRLS’ Sld.8B00ATS, 18.88 A D M IL K , taachinc of rallpion in .pnbilc month and the principal zeaete o f S h i S l . and tha SmoTid g t'k a ju the Bleaeed* “■ Moti *er.___ ■OAlTie TOPAY- aeainat tha opatatlen o f Coithoiie Finally, on Jan. t4, 1939, the GIRLS’ 118.88 GOATS, II4 J8 valiant troops of Fraaeo redeemed tlUVIAlA TObAY ^ritiao. ue from the Red yoke. The Rede Qaality Tasob I took leave of me by easting la my BIRU’UMIOOATS, I18J8 utractsADdC tend! two bombe (hand-bombs). Wh«a bnyinf from the I was eaved only by a mimole of Anna advertieias ia thia TOTS’ II2J8 SETS, paper, pleaee meatlos that poo sow their adrertiaa- ra. Mar c»— .a IGSIft^KiaMat- f V A g , CJL

:---- TEB DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telaphone, REsratona 4208 Thursday, Auj. s, PAGE TEN Offlea, 988 Bannock Straat 1939

H om e Travel — Recreation In* *p!

ROOSEVELT HOm L e t NTORGE CAMP OPENS FOR ALL-DAY MOUNTAIN OUTING IS ELITCH'SINILL 18th Rod C«liforaiR Str**t Do the Cooking On«-taalf Block from Poatoffic* AUG. 10; GET TICKETS EARLY DENVER. COLO. IDTBI Thm Lorfe4( Popular-Pric^ . D. OF A. PRESENT COMEDY GR< Hotel Visiting delegates to the National From Kiowa lodge the group Conference of Catholic Chanties will go directly to Camp San Santa $1.25 and $1.50 convention will be treated to an all- Maria, where entertainment in true DatRchad Bath. Sln^la The Junior Catholic Daughters day mountain sightseeing trip, Western style will be provided A comedy of society, I Loved DENVER $2.00 and $2.50 who were unable to take advantage picnic luncheon, and a real Western throughout the afternoon. Among You Wedneedag, will provide a the entertainers will be Homer With Bath. S in d # of the two-week periods at Mont- barbecued dinner Thursday eve­ rollicking vehicle for the Elitch New Building Now in Coffee Shop ning, Aug. 10. Holcomb, the great rodeo clown, players beginning the seventh Blx Parkins Lota and T h r«« Gara$« rita camp may now vacation at Busses will leave downtown Den and his donkey. One of, the out­ Operation Tavern Within Ona-Half Block o f Hotal the camp at Nederland for a week ver, starting at 9:30 Thursday standing trick ropers will also per­ week o f the summer season, start­ or even for a few days this month DUDLEY KEITB. Manac«r morning. The places of departure form. 'Trips around the camp will ing Sunday night. Director George M if they so desire. Mrs. Harvey J. wifi be announced at the convention. be arranged. Somnes has cast Jane W yatt as Smith will arrive in Denver Aug. The route will be up Mount Ver­ At 6 p. m. a Western barbecued Vicki Meredith, a dancer who goes DENVER'S MOST COMFORTABLE COCKTAIL ROOM Norse builda Gaa and Electric ransea 3 and remain for a week. Those non canon, thence to Bergen park dinner will be served. Benediction Oilftx for all home ncedi. The Eleetro-Srced wishing to make reservations for to Evergreen, Conifer, and to Ki­ will be given after the meal, and to Paris to study, and Donald and Power Ranae cooks cleaner, eaaier, Montrita may do so while Mrs. Woods as Randall Williams, seek­ T h e SENATE Lounge VACATION cheaper. See iu Speed Plates . . . owa lodge at Bailey, where the pic­ then the delegates will be brought Crtnl ita scientiftc Broiler Wells. See also Smith is in Denver by calling her nic luncheon will be served at noon. back to Denver. ing architectural inspiration DENVER'S FINEST MUSIC in Rocky Mountain the Super Concentrator Ca* Ranae. at 240 E. 19th avenue, CH. 5307. It will be appreciated if local France but discovering much more. its burners aave fuel . • • ita Rcflecto- Numerous activities have been Bandying the wit of Paris and National Park Plates save heat. persons who plan to attend the enjoyed by the campers this week outing will furnish their own New York and sparkling with con­ Jerr R ir fa .' Hike! Col/! FUh! Special Attention to Our Many at ftlontrita. Fifty-two hours have transportation. vulsive epigrams, the play, by Molly IN THE HEART OP THE CITT~ ^ The Stanley Hotel Catholic Friendi been spent in horseback-riding, Changes Anioog Everyone attending the conven­ Ricardel and William DuBois, be­ 9 The Chalet Ranch while swimming and archery have tion is welcome to participate in gins with a Prolog in the Luxem­ ADAMS HOTEL NORGE HOME proved equally popular. Stunt this outing. In order that adequate bourg gardens and races to suc­ ^ Grand Lake Lodge night was unique. Patsy MuIIi preparations may be made for ceeding episodes in VieVi’s apart­ Comfortable and Convenient NCH For Information, ratea: APPLIANCE gan carried off first prize, second Denver Jesnits transportation and meals, however, ment in the East 50’s of Manhat­ Rates from $1.50 ROCKY MOUNTAIN tan and the ritzy El Mosque night was awarded to Margaret Barrett, the committee in charge is anxious BEN BRONSTINB. Mai lltk and W«l(on Su., Dnt« MOTOR COMPANY 726 15th St. New Location and third was won by Patty Lue that all those planning to attend club. Berry. Marcella Harris won the secure invitations and tickets at Catherine Meskil is cast in the grand prize. the convention registration desk at part of the wife, Cynthia Williams. Are Annonneed Miss Meskil has the important part Margaret W^atson and Jean the Cosmopolitan hotel. The tick­ Quinette arrived at caoip Thurs­ ets for the outing should be filled which was played in the original Special Discount (Continuct^ From Page One) out and the stub deposited in the New York production by Rose day, July 27, for a brief stay. to St. Francis Xavier’s, the college FOR RENT CARS To RegUler Readers Juniors and scores of visitors at­ proper receptacle, not later than Hobart, Elitch’s leading lady of church o f St. Louis university, as Tuesday, Aug. 8, at 2 p. m. last summer. Delivered to Your Hofei or Home on Sports Wear tended the Mass at Montrita Sun assistant pastor. day. The hymns of the Mass were Those in private cars who do Walter Gilbert draws a fine as­ The Rev. William F. Parry, S.J., not desire to follow the entire trip AUTO RENTAL SERVICE, INC. RIDING — HIKING greatly enriched by the soprano will replace Father McMahon at signment in the play as Philip OUTDOOR CLOTHES voice of Ruth Graber, who also may join the outing for lunch at Fletcher, who tilts with Ran for UZ4 BROADWAY Regis. Ho comes from St. Mary’s Kiowa lodge. OP ALL KINDS arrived Thursday for a two college in Kansas, where he held Vicki’s favors. Marie Nordstrom, weeks’ vacation. a similar position. with the principal part as Dr. Mary H o lly w o o d The guests of the week included Changes Mado at RagU High Hansen, will show her versatility Miss Ursula Bollman, Kansas The Rev. Francis Keenoy, S.J., St. Elizabeth’s to in a different type of role than she EASTMAN KODAKS AND SUPPLIES Sports Store City, Mo., who played the organ chemistry professor at Regis high has played heretofore on the Elitch stage. m m i E«ERni{ii6 iMPORTunr 18th 8 Cartls Sunday; Miss Clara Bollman, school, will go to Rockhurst high We Photograph Anything Anywhere Ray Noble Leaves Next Week Rotm. $1.25 up MA. 99«S Beloit, Kans., and a member of school, Kansas City, Mo. He will Harbor Delegates Court Beloit No. 1150, C. D. of A., be replaced at Regis by his twin With a grand farewell celebra­ with Bath, $2.00 ap and Miss Lumina Miller and Marie brother, the Rev. Louis Keenoy, (St. Elisabeth’s Parish) tion in the Trocadero ballroom on The MUe High Photo Co. Carrell of Denver. The following Thursday, Aug. 10, Denver will say B. J. STACK, Manager S.J., who has been professor of Father Joseph B. Toomey of the fS«-2S BBVENTBEKTH KB T8TO N B «114 ILS were Sunday visitors: The Rev. chemistry at Rockhurst. Binghamton branch of the National au revoir to Ray Noble’s orchestra, Joseph Gately, Omaha, Nebr.; Dr. The Rev. John Gibbons, S.J., Conference of Catholic Cha,.itics, one of the most popular bands ever and Mrs. E. G. Gushurst, Minn­ whose mother is active in the Re­ Syracuse, N. Y ; Father Emmet to play in the gardens. Ray re­ . 1801 F I ! § H eapolis, Minn.; Mrs. G. C. Ahl- McLaughlin, O.S.M., director of St. turns soon to the George Burns \ PMifa gis guild here, will be a teacher at > B. Ql hauser, Virginia, and John Ahl- Regis this fall. He has been act­ Monica’s Communi^ center, Phoe­ and Grade Allen air show. DEMIS INN i7.h&Bv., | I W. 4 « hauser, Milwaukee, Wise.; Mr. and ing as aean at Rockhurst. nix, Ariz., and Father Eligius I W. M Mrs. Frank X. Krabacher, Mr. and Scholastics Appointed Weir, O.F.M., chaplain of the Illi­ Breakfaat-^Luncheon—-Broiled Sletb | FRYING PAN RIVER Mrs. L. A. Flaherty, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Harold Stansell, S.J., who nois state penitentiary, Joliet, 111., Cocktail Lounge French Italian VISIT Martin Bonnarens, Mr. and Mrs. taught history at Regis high will be guests at the monastery DA1\CE.. Dinners John J. Barrett, Mr. and Mrs. D. school, will go to St. Mary’s col­ during the National Conference Meredith, Colorado O p p . Shirlmy Savoy Progress Mulligan, Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Gus­ lege to study theology. of Catholic Charities Aug, 6 to To the unexcelled music DUtanea It# Milea Prom Denvar hurst, Mr. and Mrs. Minnie Steb- Mr. George Tipton, S.J., will Aug. 9. of ANSON WEEKS and T h m the Carltan Tunnel bins, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pattete, come to Regis high from St. Louis Women to Receive Eucharist his orchestra. Plunge STOP A T Mr. and Mrs. Chester Berry, Mr. to teach physics this fall. Messrs. The Altar and Rosary society and Mrs. J. T. Mohan, Mr. and Gregory Huger, S.J.; Trafford Ma­ will receive Communion Sunday, Aug. 6, at 7:30 Mass. The monthly 3300 W. Florida The Rainbow Cabins Mrs. J. Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. her, S.J.; Norbert Lemke, S.J.. and SWIM ELD O R A D O SPRINGS] JOHN WOOLLET, Prop. Frank J. Kcmme, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Donohue, S.J., will be meeting will be held Tuesday after­ A to. In the finest indoor THE FAMOUS FAMILY RESORT Shower$ R. Colange, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. added to the teaching staff of Re-, noon, Aug. 8, at 2:30 o’clock in Class A pool in Colo­ Mastroiana, Mr. and Mrs. Paul gis high school. This will consti­ the school. Undar Fowler Management Adalta 40« D a y 1.50, Week 0.00 rado. SW1MHtNC;~DANCING-~HOTEI..S—POTTAGES . Vinnda, Miss G r a c e Barrett, tute the largest number of acho- Nuns* Retreat Scheduled O xlr 27 Milea ProM I^nver— 9 Mile* From BeiUv | CkildroB 28« William E. Barrett, David D. lastics located at Regis in many Father Timothy Monahan^ O.F. Call fa r Ratea and Otlier Inlnrinaiion J . Doarbamor Mulligan, Miss Joan Mulligan, years. M., of New York will give a re­ (BBNVBR OPFICE—TA. 4SM) — (BOULDEK- U:M Nooa Uatl A. PLAY... TEXi GEN. MDSE. Miss Mary Cronin. Louis O’­ Mr. William Gengler, S.J., will treat to the Sisters of Mary Crest l«:lt P. M. and sisters o f St. Elizabeth’s Gaa and Oil — Fishin# Tackla Brien, Austin O’Brien, Miss leave the high school to teach at At Denver’s largest, PRICES REASONABLE Elizabeth O’Brien, Miss Ruth O’­ Creighton high school, Omaha, school ftom Aug. 8 to 17 at the most beautiful amuse­ Brien, Miss Charlene Jordan, Miss Nebr. mother-house, 5200 Federal boule­ ment park. Jane Mohan, Miss Mary Frances vard. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISI Mohan, and Miss Louise Kra­ Father Alex Lyons, O.F.M., who ISationaUy FambiU bacher, all of Denver. was a visitor at the monastery for For 50 Years- GIRLS IN SECOND the past ten days, left for his home THEY ARE RELIABLE FAGIN’S at Phoenix, Ariz., Thursday, Aug. LAKESIDE 4 4 LASH'S Kobibarg’s 3. T a s t y Indian Gifts WEEK IT CAMP # Orange Boavanin Antlqaea # Grape 429 17th Street ^Denver Deanery) F o o d s The girls of the Denver deanery e Root Beer centers have entered upon their second week of camp life at Ben- •7] e Windsor Water dcmecr. The outing has been one Shop Large Dining Annex ^^"oney Pot of great joy to the children. Mrs. 420 17Ui Sl TA. 990S MA. 6064 3030 Downing W. C. Kimmins has proved a LlsUn to thm Dimm Man DaUy U tlS a. m. on KFEL did camp mother. Miss Mary ^ Inn Daugherty, being intimately ac­ Whatever we do, we are all G o ltip to the ntm. Beautiful Fresh Cut quainted with each girl, makes doing this: Reaping the harvest FAGAN’S JACK AND MOMS NITE-OWL 490 So. Colorado Blvd. (Formar Owoar of Morseohoa Inn) very efficient chief counselor. Each of our yesterdays, sowing for Wm Make Complsta Orders F l o w e r s Same Qaality Foods group of ten has a counselor who tomorrows. Delivery Phone MA, 35Ul • DINE AND DANCE • accompanies the girls in her charge FLORIDA FRUIT A Large Assortm ent of Potted on every expedition and directs all LEWIS Samo Low Prices recreation. FISH SHOP nants and Funeral Designs BROOK TKOlT Eddie Trujillo, coach of the jun­ PRODUOE CO. 16* Cooler Than Street Fresh Rock B a s s .....lb . 3 5 From Creede, Colo. Temperature ior boys’ softball team, has re­ T A . 7 2 7 9 Red W ing Cafe sumed his duties at Little Flower Fresh Yellow Pike....lb. 3 5 'rR TtS* Fresh Fillet Sole...... lb. 3 5 432 l5Hi SI. center after a stay with the boys r e c e iv e d daily at Bendemeer. Johnny Martinez, a Live Mt. Trout...... lb. 5 5 Tremont at 17th Fancy Spring Chbc, White Way Cafe member of the staff at Little Colo. Frog r^pp* AIR COOLED — Open AH Nite Flower center, played his first Saturday only.ily .lb. 2 0 ^ Hom e Cooked Meals JERRY BREEN game July 31 at East Denver high SEE OUR LINE OP PANCT Louisiana Jumbo Frogi school. PICKLES Md OLIVES By Woman Cttoks The Unicorn The Mother and Father Sundav Free Delivery T A . 3734 Florist 20, 25, and 30 eenU Frying Springs 80 Rooms HOTEL DE SOTO On Highways A Quiet, Cheerful Place to Night club has increased its enroll­ No. 85 and ment. The members enjoy old time OPEN • A . M. TO • P. M. M A. 1026 $ 1.00, DENVER Eat I486 CaUferala Hens • Duckling* $1.23 87 music and square dancing. The-Sis­ CITBE STEAKS 1848 Breadwxy Open Dally. Exeapt Monday ter girls of the Little Flower soft- With Bath T e l e p h o n e 11:00 a. m. to 8:00 p. m. ball team won over the Commu (14m 1 (or Pladc) at GleBarm and 18th St. Sundayf. 12 noon to 8 p. m. nity church girls Sunday by a NOW BBBVING $2.00 Ona Black from Boa Dapata K £ . 6 3 6 1 BEEF FILLETS HOFFMAN’S W E E - S I I O P j C. A . latw—Olive Law, Propa. Lunched 2 5 ^ and up score of 8 to 7. H O M E-M AD E The girls will play their second (Toaderlela) SANDWICHES TOURISTS — SI’KCIAL Dinners 5 0 ^ and op league game at 23rd and Welton street grounds Tuesday evening. In CALF SWEET ••Believe It er Net” BUNS a n d CONEYS] EXCHANGE RESTAURANT 2 0^ 4 E. 13th Ave., at Sherman the first league game they easily FREE BAG WITH W elcome Viaifora Phone TAbor 7046 were victorious over the Wyatt BREADS 39<: puri'liase girls by a score of 25 to 1. (Alwey* urn H ead) ANY ITEM Sc O R A N G E B AR The Coolest and Cleanest Restaurant in the City The children who are served POLISH LANCUAdE SPOKBN H la Our Sincere Desire to Please daily lunch at the center enjoy an hour o f story reading by an IOWA MERRITT'S 1721 CHAMPA instructor. Mrs. Howard Douglas J E S i l S has returned to her home in FREDAS Michigan after a visit with her MARKET CAFE BI.LOW MEAT MKT. cousin, Miss Daugherty. The va­ URE LARD. DEL MONTE COFFEE. A fiee d is p e n s e INSVLATED abandoned bdys since 1906, has Broken Cashews...... lb. 3 5 ^ , Rotisserie Parisienne and Grill passed away. He had served in 1 Ih. eartea.... . 7c S Ih. earn...... n T C * V DESIGN Madagascar for 59 years and Mixed NuU . . .Ib. 4 5 ^ to B 5 # BROS. I • VENEER trained more than oOO youths to PURE HONEY, VEAL STEAK, Most Attractive Private Dining Rooms Per freaM Wm«$. •lialasiM ell fet«r« make an honor^le living. Since 8 Ih...... 39c Bommd e f Veal, IW... 29e HA. elatiaa «»e wtBt*r fmfirM fmL 9etl4» aM his arrival in 1$B0, ht never left for Luncheons and Banquets aepp tar Uwlf ••nr tlxMi •««*. his post. W . N n O b . H.le ] PhMW EE. TtN VOSS BROS. IsOeddeSals BI-LOW PmcM J Mwlia Tard R ariar Mike Mastefwn DEL MON ICO ALMOND RINCE, 11.11 • W elcom e Visitors a r iS id k f CAKES, mmA______23c .tSo 1W « ONION 1747 Tremont aai UTB n . StghUeeim g Tomre raUHRMUBAMI CINNAMON DOLLS. n iE , M M k ___ 2Sc ISe WIRTH’S Bl-LOW STORE it ossvn sseuiiks*. xs.si i TTiuraday, Au^. 8, 1939 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE ELEVEN

' ' > u Sisters o f Qiaritf o f Leavenworth were Honored on Their 50th Jubilee these four members o f the order shown with Preferred Parish the Most Rev. Bishop Paul C Schulte, .who celebrated a Solemn Pontifical Mass on the occasion July 19, Vi GElirVR III Preferred Parish the Feast o f St. Vincent de^ Paul, in Annunciation chapel o f the Saint Mary college in Leavenworth. From left to right are Sister Marie Dominic, who spent most o f her religious life as a nurse at St. Joseph's hospital, Denver; Sister Vincent Marie, Bishop Schulte, Sister Mary Berchmans, who once taught at An­ Trading List nunciation scllool, Denver, and Sister Mary Gertrude, who at present resides at St. Joseph's hospital in Trading List Denver. • MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER . MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER TTi. m.rcliant. r.pretent.il in this section are boosters. They are (Vail Community Canter) The merchants represented in this section are boosters. Thoy ar* anxious to work with you and are deserring of your patronage. Co­ Major events scheduled for the anxious to work with you and are deserving of your patronage. Co­ operate with them. coming week at the Vail Commu­ operate with them. nity center, 1904 W. 12th avenue, include a volunteer preformance Tuesday evening, Aug. 8, by Cap­ St. John's tain T. Jones, professional ma­ St. Dominic's gician from Hollywood, Calif., DYBDAHL ReJ & White now vacationing in Colorado. GROCERY & MARKET Skelton’s Service Accomprnying his tricks with a * ALWAYS INN MARTIN’S BEAUTY EAsI I84( Bast (th Ats. and Jottphins 2306 East 6th Ave. constant patter of witty remarks, SALON Phillips -66” ProducU he will provide a full evening of LIQUOR STORE 8184 West 82nd GE. 1112 Phone EAat 1844 ^ fun and deception for the children Lee Tire* Liquort • Wines • Beers SPECIAL—Perman^U, CORNFEO MEATS. FRESH VEGETABLES and adults of the neighborhood, FRESH FISH EVERY BRIDAT Bottls or Cast Phillnp with Phillips and fsol th# difftrtne. who will be admitted free to the **A1I Popular B rao^ in Stock** 12.00 Up STAPLE GROCERIES Tirs Ropairinc — Batterr StrTic. At Priest Ton Csn Afford show. tC2l W. »2ND AVE. PH. GRand IS40 Onlj Man Operator on North Bids Free Delivery on North Side Skaters to Perform ...... — e D EN VER Dressed in gay Russian cos­ FETTERMAN’S tumes, Veta Carter and Clarence Garden Gate Inn JEWEL CREAMERY M A R K E T CO. Graham, a team of amateur roller Under New Management Weiss Bakery Goods • Frink Milk Service Station skaters, will exhibit their skill at /Vpflr ElitchJ$ Garden$ I.G.A. Stores TEXACO PRODUCTS Carlton’s Ice Cream ' V 2422 E. 6th Are. EM. 4151 & 4152 trick and fancy pivot skating at Beer ■ Wine - Mixed We appreciate your patronaxe and Joe’s Model Airplane Sliop Selected corn-fed meats. Fancy and hope for vour continued support. the center Monday, Aug. 7, at 8 .CleveIand>Comet>Snper KIta and Snpplift staple groceries, fm its and Tefetablee SOi UNIVERSITY BLVD. p. m. Drinks • Plate Lunches 3008 Wait 23rd At#. Freih fiih and oysters Altar Society to Meet 4328 W. 3Sth at Tennyson 1011% UNION Opan eveninm and Sundaya On Wednesday, Aug. 9, at 3 p. STORE HOURS: 7 A. M. TO 10 P. tf. m., the Altar society of Our Lady Jerry’s Creamery The Columbine of Victory chapel will meet,/with the president, Mrs. John F.' Vail, RITE Way UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Dr. Harry A . Miller Mrs.'Emily Lally. Owner Pharmacy presiding. COLD BEER Phones: EAat 3373; EAsi 9849 The mission chapel is next door Barber Shop DENTIST (Drink It Htri or Take It Ont) 2438 6th Ave. at Columbine to the Community center and Barber Science a Specialty Extractions and Plate ITork Only LUNCH MEATS PASTRIES Cut-Rate Prices boasts of a society with an active 800( Federal Bird. 311 East 7th Ave. FEDERAL AT SPEER “ MAin 4885 FREE DELIVERY membership of 37 women. Mrs. LEE LADD CARPENTER. Prop. Nellie Davis is vice president and 308 Central Sarlnpa Bank Bldf. Mrs. JuKa Hanagan i^ second vice EMPIRE USE A A W BEER - ICE GOLD president. The first Sunday of FOOD STORE CLEANERS By the Cate each month is the regular Com­ SAVE! COUPON BOOKS ROSS’S AND SOUTH SIDE PARISH SCHOOLS munion day for the members. CHILLED WINE A & W Food Store Standard Service DYERS ARE BEING RECONDITIONED s ART AND WALT Tires • Gas - Accessories ' EMerson 2989 Sixth Ave. Liquor t. Patrick’s Men €th ft Josephine EA. 5575 2413 W. 32nd Ate. GL. 3777 At Prices To. Csn Afford to-Pay 2434 E. (th Avs. We Give S. ft H. Green Stamps (St. Francis da Sales’ Parish) a new revised constitution, will Free Delivery 100% Union 1889 Federal Boulevard MITH’S Work has begun on renovating also b» discussed at this meeting. To Meet Aug. 10 Vacation Permanents the schools for the coming school INCLAIR (Holy Family Pariah) The spiritual director will give an­ year. The floors are being recon­ other in a series of talks on the (St. Patrick’s Parish) St. Philomena's ERVICE MY LADY EDITH The first general bazaar meet­ The August meeting of the “ Your ear will ing for the year was called by ditioned and some of the walls are recent Summer School of Catholic Holy Name society will be held •erve you, if yon i BEAUTY SHOP Father Leo M. Flynn in the school being painted. The work will re­ let ns lervice your Action, after which refreshments Thursday evening, Aug. 10, in ESSLER’S Red & While car.” (MINNIE KESSELES, Prop.) hall Monday evening, July 31. A quire about four weeks more. will be served. All sodalists are the library. E. B. CLAYTON East (th A to. at Colnmhino large representation from the par­ Sunday,- Aug. 6, will be Formerly Fred's Red*ft Whita ______PHONE EM. (815 ______4 E. 6th at Detroit Phone EA. 0788 The following Baptisms took also urged to be present at the ish attended the meeting. Thomas Communion day for members Plumbing: & Heating Co. Give Us a Trial— Your Murray was again unanimously place on Sunday: Ernest Candido sodality Communion Mass Sunday of the Altar and Rosary so­ elected chairman of the bazaar Ortega, son of Mr. and Mrs, Isa- at 9 o’clock. ciety, who will receive in a body Denver’ s Repair Specialist Patronage Appreciated f'.: ® OLSONTS Marne Beauty Salon committee. Mr. Murray’s thor­ dore Ortega, with Martin Sanchez Many members of the parish at 7:30 o’clock Mass. The regular Best Mechanics 2831 EAST COLFAX ST. JOHN’S Newly Air Conditioned ough experience with bazaars in and Sarah Appodaca as sponsors; praesidium of the Legion of Mary meeting will be held Tuesday aft­ 2408 E. Colfax EA. 5037 co-operation with the parishioners ernoon, Aug. 8, at 1 o’clock in EA. 2151 Free Delitery EA. 2850 EA. 1801 3030 E. 6th Ave. e Princess Nyla Cosmetics Rosella Irene Petrun, daughter of made the trip to Bergen park last made the events of the previous the library. 28(5 Fairfax------EM. 8847 e Machineless Waving Mr. and Mrs. John Petrun, with Sunday, where they enjoyed the We Appreciate Your *J}» E. Colfax------EM. 2781 years very successful. There is Legion of Mary picnic. At the Mrs. D. R. Lucy was hostess to (TH AT JOSEPHINE assurance that the affair this year Ella Cavey and Paul Petrun as her card circle Thursday evening, Silcotts Bakery > ------sponsors. present time L. M. Guilford is Patronage 2750 W. 29th A re...... GL. 3(18 EM. 351( will even excel the former ones. vacationing in New York. While July 27, in her home. Honors SALT-RISING BREAD At the meeting, plans were dis­ On Monday, July 31, the mar­ were merited by Mrs. D. R. Lucy. riage of John Hopkin and Eliza­ he is in the East he plans to ob­ Soy Flake— 1007o Wheal cussed in regard to the entertain­ Misses Agatha Goetz and Mary Made \^ith Honey Gratum Fruit Store beth Moawt took place. The Rev. serve the work of the legion in 1 ing games and the grand prize. some of the New York praesidia. Elizabeth Burch left Saturday, Pies - Cakes - Rolls FREE DELIVERY l i Mayfair Leo Thome officiated, with Mr. and GLENN SCHAFBUCB. Prsp. The grand prize, however, has not The Queen of Heaven praesidium July 29, for a three-week visit in FINEST INGREDIENTS as yet been definitely settled. The Mrs. Porter acting as witnesses. 2830 E. COLFAX EA. 1454 EM. 2736 3126 E. COLFAX p P S v V is collecting Catholic literature Chicago and Milwaukee. En route A Trial Will Convince You Beauty Salon nejjt general bazaar meeting has Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mulligan are suitable for redistribution. Aleady home they will visit Miss Goetz’s - F w m e H m m s , Gairmfee ANN LELL. Manager been called for Monday evening, spending the week in St. Louis, many hundreds o t magazines and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Service—KBystotto S33d 1213 E. 4ih Ave. Aug. 14. Mo., the guests of Sister Edmunda, papers have been Drought to the Pfanensteil, Hays, Kans. Miss Vacation Clothes a sister of Mr. Mulligan. Conoco Service ••*. A WarehouM, 1521 2etk St. PE. 2989 The Altar and .Rosary society rectory by parishioners and used doetz is resident house nurse at LADIES AND KIDDIES will hold its monthly meeting in Mr. and Mrs. Bart Sweeney and in the work of the legion. the Home of the Good Shepherd. GREETING CARDS — NOTIONS LINGERIE the school hall on Thursday after­ family are spending their vacation Communion day for the pro­ Alter Boys Take Trip Station The following altar boys en­ noon, Aug. 10, at 2 o’clock. All in Los Angeles, Calif. moters of the League of the Sacred MANIFOLD SHOP R. D. BIGELOW Cols. Blvd. and members are expected to be pres­ Vestments Used 1st Time Heart is this Sunday. The league joyed an all-day trip to Camp Formerly of Cathedral Parish C o ifu St. Joseph'8 ent for this meeting as important Santa Maria Wednesday, Aug. 2, 1119 £. 9th Are. Ta. 8047 EA. 8506 Call for and Deliver The beautiful «e e n Gothic vest­ invites all promoters and asso­ Winifred Manifold, Prop. -^Waahinx and Greaainx-* matters will be brought up for dis­ ments worn at all the Masses Sun­ accompanied by the Rev. Thomas ciates to receive Holy Communion ■Ol TEXACO PRODUCTS cussion. The hostesses for the oc­ day are gifts of the Altar and Ro­ at the 7 o’clock Mass. Barry: Thomas Feely, James casion will be Mmes. P. C. Gould, Canzona, John Healy, Joseph Kee- Synthetic Cleaning WOLFS HEAD OIL sary society. The society has also The Rev. John Jedlowski is Garments - Furniture • Rufs - Drapes SALAD BOWL M. Hallinan, H, T. Hoag, A. Ham­ donated some beautiful new albs. lan, and William Shanley. Ed­ Merchants Oil Co. burger, and H. A. Heinz. spending a few days at the rectory. ward Looney was unable to take L. L. MULLER’S St. Paul Drug Store 869 Santa -Fe Drive At a parish meeting last Mon­ Cash In On Onr Soper Ssrrico Father Jedlow.ski is an army lieu­ the trip because of a serious in­ PRESCRIPTIONS PLUS Sky Chief Gas I The members of the Altar and day evening in the assembly room tenant in the CCC camp at Trini­ BAND BOX Home Cooked . Rosary society will receive Holy jury received several weeks ago. “ Baurt lee Cream" of the rectory plans were con­ dad. . Louis Colorosa is vacationing Erwin J. Merz, Lessee Meals Communion at the 7:30 o’clock tinued for the parish’s annual Cleaners & Dyers, Inc. Fathers Leo Thome, Anthony with his parents. 3615 E. Colfax Ave. EM. 2533 Phone EA. 6063 TIRES — ACCESSORIES Try Our Fresh Salads Mass Sunday, Aug. 6. picnic at the Regis college grounds f Weinzapfel, and Manus Boyle vis­ The list of weekly contribu­ White Dresses and White Suits Colfax a St. Paul Dearer 8(1 Kalsmath Next week the church will be on Aug. 13. Besides a valuable Made to Their Former Newness 'I ited the boys of St. Francis de tions for the months of April, cared for by Mrs. Thomas Bullock attendance prize, many other Sales’ and St. Vincent de Paul’s May, and June were distributed and Mrs. Nick Conter, members of prizes have been arranged. Ice parishes at Camp St. Malo last to all parishioners Sunday, July Santa Fe Creamery ROYAL INN the Altar and Rosary society. cream and coffee will be served. Thursday, July 27. 30. Blessed Sacrament On Sunday evening, Aug. 6, the The committee in charge is ar­ Home Made Ice Cream 808 Santa Fe Drive Sisters of Loretto will begin their ranging all details, and it is hoped that a large representation of the Groceries Lunch Meats a Draught Beer annual retreat at Loretto Heights • FANCY GROCERIES college. The spiritual exercises parish will attend. SACRED HEART CONVERT John C. Scholl WR CATER TO PARTY ORDERS a Home Cooked Meals •FRUITS * VEGETABLES will close on the Feast of the As- The cataloging and distributing Fancy and Staple 973 Santa Fe Drive Breakfast— Luncheon— ^Dinner sumptinn of the Blessed Mother, of a shipment of religious pam­ Boulevard Grocery Tuesday, Aug. 15. phlets is a new activity sponsored SUPERiOR TRANSFERRED Groceries Culbert Hazzard, 5121 W. 46th by the Young Ladies’ sodality of MEATS EA. 1851 2820 Colorado Blvd. avenue, will marry Miss Frances the parish. On Tuesday, Aug. 8, FREE Prompt DelivtiT ServlM Standhart of Pueblo Sunday morn­ in the assembly room of the rec­ (Sacred Heart-Loyola Parish) on this, the last Communion day EM. 2706 2815 Fairfax Annunciation ing, Aug. 6, at a Nuptial Mass to tory the general sodality meeting Sister Ellen Marie, who has been before the usual busy fall season. superior at Sacred Heart convent be offered in St. Mary’s church, will be held and the Catholic Father A. F. Versavel, S.J., went Dexter Service Station Pueblo, literature committee will formu­ for the past six years, as well as LITMAN’S principal of the school, and who to St, Louis, Mo., last week and is S. f t H. Green Stampi DRUGS..*“w Prices 1“'’Every '’,! Day Mrs. Betty Anne Welch, 4306 late plans pertaining to this work. expected home in a few days. DE SELLEM Other coming events, such as the taught in the high school for many SINCLAIR PRODUCTS For Good Bicycles FUEL AND FEED CO. Wolff street, who was baptized by years before her appointment as Brother John will go to Regps Colfax and Dexter Phone EM. 9841 parish picnic and the adoption of Expert Repairing TWO *aB4catt STORES CHARLES A. D e S E L L ^ Father Edward Fraezkowski, re­ superior, will leave soon 'for her college Sunday to make his annual Tire and Battery Service ceived First Holy Communion new post at St. Mary’s, Albuquer­ retreat. The retreat wil close on Waehinf, Potiehing, and Lubrication Work Called for and Dellvored SAME PRICES We Ship by Rail Sunday morning, July 30. Walter que, N. Mex, Sister Anselm will Aug. 15, the Feast of the Assump­ We Call For and Deliver Your Car Schierburgh and Mrs. Piquette tion. W. R. Dunn and Hurray Walker. Prop. EM. 4533 ■ 1.506 Colo. Blvd. lllHBtwgg PHONE TA. 820( be the new superior and the new t(TB AND WALNUT were the sponsors at Mrs. Welch’s Solemn Mass to principal of Sacred Heart school. Baptism. 1401 Franklin St. 81(1 Willlaaa S t RES. PHONE MA. 1(44 Sister James Ellen will be the Mrs". Ruby Louise Pelle, who re­ directress of Loyola school and will ceived her final instructions last teach at Loyola. Presentation week froin Father Leo M. Flynn, Honor Patron There will be eight grades at was _ baptized by him on Friday SALE Loyola this year. Father Edward August of evening, July 28. She also received Morgan, S.J., has announced that her First Communion Sunilay the tuition at Loyola ^ill be the morning. (St. C.jet.n’s Perish) BARNUM DIL STATIDN Jersey Farm Dairy A Solemn Mass will be same as at Sacred Heart school, brated Monday, Aug. 7, at 9 A. m. one dollar per month. Only a cer­ GAS FOR LESS Highest Quality at LoVest Cathedral Student Is in commemoration of the l ^ s t of tain number of students can be Prices San Cayetano, patron saint of the accommodated at Loyola, and the 2 Blocks East on Alameda In Play at Elitch’s Linens Expert Greasing parish. The Very Rev. /ohn Or- first ones to register will be ac­ /^l OiT of Federal Blvd. dinas, C.R., will be celepant; the cepted. Parents can register their Sub-Station for "Maddox Ice Co. Please Mention Thia Ad Ramon Kerr, an eighth grade Rev. Andres BurgueriajC.R., will children at any time now. They may see one of the priests ^.-■1m student at Cathedral school, has be deacon; the Very l ev. E. J. McCarthy, Alamosa, will be sub­ at Loyola after the daily or Sunday aruJ ■v^-.j'S' ■.■■ a featured role in this week’s r.'. ■ presentation at Elitch’s theater. deacon, and the Rtjllev. VIonsig;nor Masses, they may stop at the rec­ St. Catherine's Our Town. Ramon, the son of Hugh L. McMenamhv,re dor of the tory, or they may go directly to Mr. and Mrs. James Kerr of 325 Cathedral, will preacfNtlie sermon the sisters’ house and ask for the E. 16th avenue, plays the part of in English. The children’s choir sister in charge at Loyola school. COMMERCIAL PICTCRES the newsboy, Joe Crowell. This from Alamosa will sing at the The classrooms at both Sacred Bedding marks the third year that the youth Mass. Heart school and Loyola school are UNITED PHOTO 1521 CURTIS has played at Elitch’s. Lloyd Archuletta’s condition Is being put in first-class order for reported improved. the opening of school in September. C. D. of A. Board to Meet Crusaders Are Saluted A large enrollment is expected in One ireaae Jeb with por- both places. Tauche’s Bakery ehaee of ( (allons of Th* board of managers of the ’The following invitation and W a Free! rat and thia conpon. C. D. of A. will meet Saturday salute to all Catholic Stu­ Socialists Will Receive Communion Vern Anderson’s afteriJoon at 3:30 in the club­ dents’ Mission Crusade members Sunday City-wide Reputation for house, 1772 Grant street. comes from the spiritual director, Sunday will be observed as Com­ D. & F. Extra" Sheet and Cases Fine Bakery Goods Bay Service Station the Rev. Andres Burg;ueria, C.R.: munion day by the two divisions of Woven to our own specifications, of long-fibred cotton yarns . . . sheets Reader Expresses Thanks I have the satisfaction to salute the Young Ladies’ sodality. The S6th and Tejon and at the same time recommend group at Sacred Heart will receive and cases we enthusiastically recommend for their long-wearing qualities, 4051 Tejon St. GRaad 4969 A Register subscriber wishes to their smooth, soft texture. . , and for their exceptionally low August prices I publish thanks* to the Most Pre­ the faithful accomplishment of Communion at the 7 o’clock Mass. cious Blood and to St. Joseph for your duty for the benefit of your At Loyola the sodality Mass will P A R K E R ’ S a favor received. souls and sincere proof of yefUr be at 8:30 o’clock. The young NO love to the Crusade, by baking an women were very faithful in at­ PILLOW CASES SHEETS (ordinary lengths) Conoco Sorviee Station effort at attend Mass’ and receive tending the two previous Commu­ Size Reg. Sale Price Size Reg. Sale Price COST DON’T FORGET Holy Communion in a body Sun­ nions of, the vacation season, and 86x36-in. 30c 24^ each 63x99-in. $1.25 .94 H u to Can and G iv. 1.11. Gas - Oil • Greasing day, Aug. 6, at 8 o’clock. You the directors look for a fine crowd mtM ea PMklns and ShippiBC should know that we celebrate the 42x36-in. 33c 25^ each 72x99-in. $1.35 $ 1 .0 4 KEyatoo* aS2S Our Motto— “ Satlafled Customers” 81x99-in. $1.45 Md Wvehena., 1521 2Mh St Feast of San Cayetano, patron 45x36-in. 85c 27^ each $ 1 .1 4 33rd~and Tejon saint of the Crusade, and it’s the Fr. Ryan, Fargo, N. Dak., duty of all Crusadersi in good SHEETS (extra long) standing to assist. A special meet­ Will Speak ai Loyola H ely Chest ing will proceed directly after Size Reg. Sale Price Mass in the Crusaders’ quarters. ’The speaker at the perpetual 63xl08-in. $1.35 $1.04 Men to Meet Sunday novena devotions at Loyola church 72xl08-in. $1.45 ?1.14 Friday evening, Aug. 4, will be the w i i s m n messenGtR. The Children of Mary will re­ 81xl08-in. $1.65 $1.24 Very Rev. Vincent J. Ryan, Fargo, StilwiWs Cafe ceive Communion at thq 8 o’clock 90xl08-in. $1.85 $1.64 TAbop St. Catherine’s 18th Annual Mass Sunday, Aug. 6, 4^d in the N. Dak. Father Ryan is in Denver DENVER Mid-Summer Carnival, “The afternoon the Holy Name society to attend the National Conference LINEN SHOP—STREET FLOOR Daddy o f ’ Em All.” Thursday, of Catholic Charities. He is dioce­ FINE FOODS AND COCKTAILS is scheduled to meet at 2 p. m. 5345 Friday, and Saturday nights, Aug. At 3 p. m. a general meeting will san director of charities in Fargo. ★ 17, 18, and 19. Parish Grounds, be held of all bazaar wbrkers. While in Denver he is staying at IM Us Deliver Tour Packares KEystons (221 1(42 Broadway W. 42nd Avenue and Federal Sacred Heart rectory, where he is Blvd. 20 Attractiv» Booths. En­ panids & psher 424 18TH ST. Open ( A. M. to 2 A. M. Patronize These Firbs. They the guest of Father Edward Mor­ tertainment every evening. Come gan, S.J., a former classmate. The. ATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS and bring your friends. Admis­ Are Co-Operating \^ith Your devotions Friday evening will be­ Deiw«r Owned SifiM 1864 sion free. Paper. gin at 7:30 o’clock. ^

’.xa Denver Committees Lauded Hospital Expert to iV e tc Location A N IMPORTANT REMINDER REQUIESCANT % Speak at Conference

If it is time for your eyes to be re-examined you will be wise > ■ O’KEEFE JEWELRY CO. not to neglect this important matter. We have in our files a IN PACE complete record of every eye examination we have made, and For Work on Convention 221 Kittredg« Bldg. 5 11 Sixleenth Street are prepared to give you prompt and efficient service. If it has been a year or more since your eyes were examined, it MRS* KATHERINE FLEMING, L tw lf. WE SELL . . . Wstcliss, Chains, Lsekets. HcJals, Wstth Braecists would be well to consider a re-examination now. May we ton hotel. Wife of Joieph P. Fleming, “ Th® Denver committees have leadership than I have found in Expsri Watch and Jewelry Repalrint. mother of EdwArd, John, Thom ti, end done exceptionally good work in Denver. WE DO . . . Re-Stying Pearle and Neeklsesa suggest that you call KE. 7651 for an appointment today. , Mary Haddjcan, Mrs. Rose Taylor, and Mrs. Joe Moss, and grandmother of six, preparation for the 25th meeting “ All committees have worked ALL WOKK GUARANTEED WATCHES AKE OUR SPRCLALTT all of Denver. Mrs. Fleming, 59, died of the National Conference of exceptionally well,” he said, “ and Monday in a Denver hospital after a Catholic Charities,” said the Rt. there has been wide participation SWIGERT BRaS. fonr-month illness. She came from Ire* land to Denver 40 years ago and had Rev. Monsignor John O’Grady, in preparation for the meeting on FOUNDED BT »* -r MURRAY lived here ever since. The surviving secretary of that organization, in the part of both clergy and laity Better VUion Optometrists Good Service children were born of a previous mar­ discussing the outlook for the com­ under the guidance of Bishop Enjoy the Best riage. She became the wife of Joseph for Every Age at Right Price* ing convention Wednesday. “ This Vehr. Fleming, a scale inspector, in January. is my 20th meeting,” said Mon­ 1550 Ctdifomia KEyttone 7651 1936. Requiem Mass was offered Wednes­ “ One of the interesting features day at 9 in Holy Ghost church. Inter­ signor O’Grady, “ and I don’t be­ of the preliminary organization” ment Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan ft Son lieve I have ever seen a conven­ he continued, “ is that we haye had service. tion city in which there has been JOSEPH GLINESKI, 4619 Logan active participation, not only by street. Brother of John G. Glineski. Re­ better and more enthusiastic Denverites, but also by Catholics quiem Mass was offered Wednesday at in the entire state.” 9 in St. Joseph’s (Polish) church. In­ In the BETTER USED CARS terment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard service. Registrations for the Denver Groceries • Meats • Bakery By One o f Denver’s Oldest New Car Dealers MRS. FRANCES M. STREET, 1658 conference indicate that at least Dutinetive Washington street. Wife of Sheridan A. list FORD DE LUXE COURE i Huter and Radio, 4,200 milei bjr % 2 0 0 1 75 dioceses and archdioceses in Pioneer Room and Coffee Shop MURRAY’S Street, mother of Mary, Helen, and Doro­ an offlcor of th« company, can't be told from new. save_____ thy Street; sister of Mrs. William Ma- the county will be represented at of the SINCE 1663 ms FORD TUDOR SEDAN: Very low mileage^probably <*14 'honey, Denver, and Lott P. Hobbs, Los the meeting. This number in­ Phones GR. 161.3-14*15 one of the cleaneet need care In the city._._...... Angeles. Mrs. Street died Friday, July cludes all the largest sees of the Cosmopolitan Hotel 1137 FORD TUDOR SEDAN: ^ d i o and Heater, thoroughly % 4 ^ ‘ ) 28, at her home at the age of 43. She West 32nd 4 Jaiiaa reconditioned, new car service, aavs half,...... had been ill for five months. A native of illGiS BiUlR nation. Backed by Our Famous Written Guarantee New York city, she was brought to Den­ In comparing the 25th meet­ ver as a child by her- parents, and at­ ing with' parleys of other years tended Sacred Heart school and Cathedra] Monsignor O’Grady averred that Ford Q high school. After studying at a business college here, she worked for six years Denver’s conference will com­ Specializing in Quality Plumbing and as a secretary in the City and County F IM IL V L IF i pare favorably with those held in building. She was married in 1919. Re­ any western city, but said the at­ Heating Repairs quiem Mass was offered Monday at 9 in the Cathedral. Interment Mt. Olivet. tendance would be slightly smaller Boulevard service. Larger, better, and more stable than at the gatherings held in the KATHERINE RYAN, Denver. Requiem families are the principal objects more highly populated centers of SLATTERY & COMPANY Mass was offered Friday, July 28. in that Dr. Paul Popenoe of Los An the nation. Presentation church. Interment Mt. “ Catholic Hospitals and Commu­ PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS Olivet. Boulevard service. geles is advocating in his series of Comments on de Paul Work A. E. PERRY. OkUhoma City, Okla. lectures at Denver university’s “In organizing conferences of nity Health Programs” will be the 1646 BLAKE STREET Husband of Mrs. Carrie L. Perry, uncle Fifth Summer Institute on Parent the St. 'Vincent de Paul society subject discussed by the Rev. Al­ JOHN J. CONNOR, President PHONE KEYSTONE 1441 of Miss Anne Mary Bentley. Mr. Perry Education. outside of Denver, I have visited phonse M. Schwitalla, S.J. (above), GRANITE died Saturday, July 29, in a Denver hos­ GENUINE pital following an emergency operation Dr. Popenoe, secretary and gen­ 34 of the 63 counties in the state, of Sl Louis, president of the Cath­ MARBLE RAINBOW He and Mrs. Perry had been here a week, eral director of the Institute of conducted 26 local meetings, and olic Hospital Association of the BRONZE visiting their niece, Anne Mary Bentley PRODUCTS Family Relations in Los Angeles organized 23 conferences O f the United States and Canada, at the STATUARY of 87 E. 17th avenue, an accomplished and faculty member of the Uni­ second general session of the Na­ pianist. Until his health began to fail, a St. Vincent de Paul society,” the Hours: 9 to 12; 1 to 5. Phone MAin 8437 Mr. Perry was prominent for years in versity of Southern California, is Monsignor said. “ I have arranged tional Conference of Catholic Char­ fM early Republican politics in Oklahoma. not a Catholic, but he is fighting with pastors for ten additional ities Monday, Aug. 7, at 8 p. m. in Active in campaigns, he ran for office for many of the things for which only once, in 1926, when be withdrjew meetings in the state after the the City auditorium. Bishop Charles because the election board refused to the Church has long stood. completion of the Charities confer­ H. Le Blond of St. Joseph, Mo., will Dr. J. J. O’Neil, Dentist list him on the ballot under his nickname, With but slight reservation, the ence. preside. Another prominent speaker Dynamite Ed.*’ The name came to him marital expert strongly condemns “ For several years we have been at this meeting will be Dr. Thomas in the 1908 campaign, when the Repub divorce. Aside from the religious Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Streets BROTHCRS lican committee arranged to send M talking about extending this form Parran, surgeon general of the trainload of delegates to a convention at viewpoint, he believes thal^ stable of Catholic activity in smaller U. S. Public Health service. Father tS T IS O B AkoU, Okla.. in a specUcular manner. marriages are essential not only cities and towns, but thus far our Schwitalla is dean of the St. Louis Along with the 1,400 men, 200 pounds for the welfare of the individuals university school of medicine. D€SlGn€RS • BUILDERS of dynamite were loaded on the train, efforts have met with a limited sue the plan being to set off five-pound involved but for the state. Almost cess. I am hoping,” he said, “ that charges at intervals along the way. In­ any two normal, healthy persons the Denver meeting will make a NOW monufTi£nTSdi7^m€moRiaLs ^-/DisTincTion stead. someone lit a fuse that would fire should be able to live happily to­ YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO the whole cargo. Mr. Perry acted quickly new beginning in expressing, in an THROW AWAY YOUR HOSE Telephone TAbor 646S— Office and Plant, 28 E. 6th Are., at 6th Ave, and Lincoln and succeeded in hurling the load off gether for life, regardless of so- organized way, the very deep in before it exploded. Requiem Mass^ and called compatibility. Nine-tenths terest that people have in the St. LOOK! DENVER COLORADO interment in Oklahoma City. OHnger of all divorced persons, at least, EXPERT MENDING service. ' __ Vincent de Paul and other charity MRS. ELLEN WAHLMEIER. 2915 W would be happier had they ridden work. I find everywhere in the ea. HERBERT FAIRALL 27th avenue. W ife of W. J. Wahlmeier, through their marriage problems, state a desire on the part of the Sc tL 25c Max. mother of Mrs. E. C. Roe. Kansas City, Pr. Popenoe affirmed. The ob­ Catholic laity to take up, in an or Phene TA. 4366 Mo.: Mrs. A. J.* Smith, Pueblo; Mrs. J ject of the Institute of Family Re­ 402 Tsher Bldg. All Makes Typewriter Service L. Retalia, Mrs. Lou Nelson, Mrs, F. L. ganized way, the practice of the lations in Los Angeles is, through Come In and Sea the New Troxell, Mrs. A. G. Hart, Mrs. E. I spiritual and corporal works of Lobb, Mrs. Florence W. Seibert, and education and counsel in individual mercy. \ find that hundreds of A . H . WYERS ROYAL TYPEWRITER— MAGIC MARGIN and John W., Edward H., and George R marriage problems, to promote laymen have begmn to take up the SHIFT FREEDOM SHIFT KEY Wahlmeier, all of Denver; sister of Mrs more stable marriages and to pre­ PR-INTING CD. Emma Brown. Denver, and Mrs. Lillian practice of Catholic charity on AEDDFNiG JNiVJYA.TiCJfvS 435 13th S t, MA. S4I5 Mathews, Oakland. Calif; grandmother of vent divorce. their own initiative. The new St. *; a n iD ANNpUNC-EMK^TS* *. 35, and great-grandmother of ten. Re Advocates Large Families Vincent de Paul conferences are ' E^’ u S WELP y Vv.THt i quiem Mass was offered Wednesday at 9 He advocates large families be­ ‘=PiN'TiN3 PC?p8t_EN-‘ ’£. INSURANCE in St. Dominic’ s church. Olinger service, merely giving expression to an in­ EMILY ANAYA, 1406 Santa Fe. Re- cause they are natural to man. So terest that is already deeply rooted 1 7 4 . 9 CHA-v p a ST. ■ TA. S7‘25 quiem Mast was offered Monday at 9 in that couples need not be handi­ in the Catholic laity.” City Leaders, St. Cajetan’s church. Interment Mt, capped in rearing families, Dr. He said that prospects for a ;THEODORE: Olivet. Theodore Hackethal service. Popenoe advocates a family wage. < CORNELIUS CHAVEZ. 1219 E. 20th wide representation from newly avenue. Husband of Mrs. Beatrice As is the practice in the army and i organized de Paul units at the na­ 514-15 Equitable Bldg. MAin 4843 Chaves, father of Mrs. J. P. Kelly. Bri^d- navy. Industry, he says, should pay tional meeting in Denver were en­ WORTMAN'S i water, Nebr.: A1 Chaves, South America; a higher wage, to a married man IHACKETHAL Business Finns Mrs. Jack Stevart, Salt Lake City; Joe couraging. i Chaves, Los Angeles, and Mrs. Marlin than to a single man for similar i J. Anderson, and Amanda, Edward, Viola, work, and this wage should be in­ CAFE 4 Edna. Beatrice, Arthur, and Walter creased with each child. Curb Service Air Conditioned Chaves, Denver; brother of Mrs. Tereslna The practice of apartment house i Aid Convention C. Fernandez and Mrs. Leandro Martinez DORAN a Plate Lunches i Santa Fe. Requiem Mass was offered landlords of denying apartments MORTUARY Wednesday at 9:80 in the Cathedral. In­ to couples with children, he con­ HATTERS 9 Sandwiches o f All Kinds i terment Mt. Olivet, 9 Barbecued Ribs MONEY FOR SALARIED PEOPLE Co-operation of the city admin­ siders definitely immoral. Den­ 1449-51 Kalamath St. i MRS. MARIE M. HOGAN. 1214 Grove -*Bst Reconditioning # Jumbo Hamburgera No Mortrage — Na EndorMement — No Collateral istration, business firms, and in­ street. W ife of Henry M. Hogan. Mrs. ver’s high divorce rate, equal to Serrico Exchuively*' • Chili M iA T yr?T \ T > A llir We let you have money at the time you apply for it Phone MAin 4006 i dividuals with the committees for Hogan died Saturday, July 29, at a Den that of Reno, Nev., is to a great Ix U liC iU 1 ArJui All transactions strictly confidential. ver hospital after a three-week lllneii, 733 E. Colfax, at Clarkson LET US FURNISH YOUR PICNIC the National Conference of Catho­ Forty-four years old, she came to Den­ extent the result of its being an CALL MAIN 6636 lic Charities has been unfailing, apartment house city. With the BEER. OR YOU CAN DRINK IT HERE PEERLESS FINANCE COMPANY ver 21 years ago from Indianapolis, Ind., ^For Freo Pick-np and Delivery 211 CALIFORNIA BUILDING where she was born. She was active for Service leaders in plans for the conven­ wide open spaces on all sides of 1243 W. Alameda 716 Seventeenth St. Cor. California St. TA. 5287 tion said Thursday. many years In Presentation parish. Re­ Denver, Dr. Popenoe sees no quiem Mass was offered Wednesday at 9 Among those giving special in Presentation church. reason for family housing prob­ Miles & Dryer favors to the committees are the MARY A. McDo n a l d , 968 Lipan lems. Cosmopolitan, Brown Palace, street. Aunt of Mary A. and James A The marriage expert finds fault Shirley-Savoy, and Albany hotels; McDonald, grandaunt of Marcus P, \ I Printing Co. Kerin. Member of the Third Order Secu­ with the government’s housing pro­ Remingrton Rand, Inc.; T. H. lar of St. Francis. Requiem Mass was gram, which has provided inex­ Wheel Ticketa tor Binder Florists; Quinn Floral Co.; offered Wednesday at 10:15 in St. Jos­ pensive living quarters chiefly for BOWER Fifth Avenue Flower shop; Fusch eph’s church. Interment Mt. Olivet families of a very limited number Basaara and Caraivala George P. Hackethal service. for the nete Floral shop; Everette Brown MRS. LENA ROGERS; Los Angeles of children. The larger families Floral shop; radio stations KOA Mother of William J. Rogers, Peoria who most need inexpensive and Frosted Malts Catholic Work Our KLZ, KVOD, and KFEL; A. B III., and Mrs. M. E. Kingsbury and Mrs adequate homes have been neg­ Katherine Brokaw, Los Angeles. Requiem The Drink You Eat Hirschfeld press; Harry Huffman lect^. He advocates federal With a Spoon Specialty * Mass was offered Friday. Jifty 28, at 9 who is giving the use of the Broad in St. Louis’ church, Englewood. housing construction of hnits for We make our own ice cream 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST, way theater; the City administra­ DAVID SALIZAR. Requiem Mass was families of four or more children daily. tion, which is turning over the City offered Saturday, July 29, at 9 in St only. (^ietan’s church. Interment Mt. Olivet Quality Our Matts KEystone 6348, 6349 auditorium for general meetings; ROBERT P. STERN. 712 Inca street Children Need Moral Education Also the New Homs of That Good the Denver Pott, Rocky Mountain Father of Mary and Robert Stem, Mult Good moral character education Potato Salad New*, Monitor, and Denver Catho­ nomah, Ore.; son of Mrs. Elisabeth Stern for all children. Dr. Popenoe be­ ASK YOUR BUTCHER brother of Carl Stern, Mrs. Anna For 2001 W. Alameda de Register. tqne, Los Angeles: Mrs. Edith Kloer, lieves, is one of the essentials Colorado Springs, and Mrs. Flora Jansen which must be achieved to solve Florence. Requiem Mass was offered marriage problems. He greatly 2 Viatorians From Saturday, July 29. in St. Joseph’s church admires the Church as the only : GEO. P. Interment Mt. Olivet. George P. Hack ethal service. bulwark of common sense in mar­ J. T. Upton Renovating ; HACKETHAL Orieoi Visit Daover riage in recent years. Both ity Co. JOSEPH LEYKAM doctrines, as presented in the en­ ► Funeral Director Solemn Requiem Mass was offered cyclical of Pope Pius XI, On Chris­ PROMPT Two Viatorian Brothers, on their Tuesday at 9 in Holy Family church for ^ 1240 Aeoma TA. 1656 way home after years of teaching Joseph Leykam of 4169 Winona court, 80 tian Marriage, and its methods of PERSONAL in a mission school in the Orient, year-old retired mint worker, who died educating children to make them REASONABLE arrived in Denver last Satoday Sunday in St. Anthony’s hospital after a fit for married life the California SERVICE lengthy illness. The Rev. Leo M. Flynn, and remained here until Svfiiday pastor, celebrated the Mass, assisted by educator highly admires. W. H. UPTON, evening. They are Brother John the Rev. Edward J. Fraezkowski. dea Much could be accomplished In Manager J. Ryan, C.S.V., and Brother Ger­ eon; the Rev. John H. Kelly, subdeacon this country for family welfare, Hartford-Alcom ard Michaud, C.S.V. The former, and Jerome Flanagan, master of cere­ Dr. Popenoe believes, if the 25,- 76S Tejon Street monies. The sermon was delivered by TAbor 5223 a native of the Peoria diocese, Father Flynn. The school choir sang the 000,000 married couples with at Mortuary taught for six years and the latter music for the Mass. Mr. Leykam was a least one child would develop a for eight years at Oriens high veteran of the Spanish-American war. family consciousness and would act and members of Henry F. Lawson post school, Ssup’ingkai, Manchukuo. No. 1 of the United Spanish-American together when considering legisla­ 620 E. Colfax KE. 2779 Their students were Chinese. War Veterans were in attendance at tion affecting the family. Brother Ryan’s headquarters are church and burial services. Six members JOE KEATING’S at Bonrbonnais, III. He does not of the St. Vincent de Paul society acted as pallbearers. Until he entered St. Rice Planting Day Is expect to return to Manchukuo, Anthony’s hospital two years ago, Mr. 1619 Tremont St. Call A Brother Michaud, a French Ca­ Leykam had been an active de Paul Observed in Philippines nadian, belongs *to the Viatorian man. He gave much in work and money both to this society and to his parish Draught Beer community at Outremont, Mont­ church and school. He was born in (ler Manila. — The first celebration real, Canada. The religious re­ many and ca^e to this country more than of Rice Planting day, observed Mixed Drinks ZONE CAB mained over Saturday night at St. 60 years ago. Ten years ago he was throughout the Philippines, was retired from the United States mint here. MAin 7171 Thomas’ seminary. Surviving is a niece. Sister Christina provided with a religious touch by Prompt, Coarteoua Sarvica of the Poor Sisters of St. Francis Seraph President Quezon’s proclamation Chicken Dinners CLEAN NEW CABS The Biggest Thing This of the Perpetual Adoration, who came asking that prayers be said invok­ 35c from the East to attend the funeral. ing the aid of Divine Providence Season Burial in Mt. Olivet. Boulevard serv His Home is iea. for bountiful harvests. Mass was OPEN SUNDAYS \ said ill many towns in conjunction U A . M. te 2 P. M. WILLIAM J. QUIGLEY with the celebration. DOYLE’S Faneral eervicei and burial wers held Friday, July 28, in New Rochelle, N. Y.. PHARMACY for WUliam J. Quigley, former Lesd- Heated with Natural GAS! ville mining engineer and a frequent The Particnlar Dmgglet vleitor to Denver, who died July 26 at 17TH AVE. AND GRANT his home after a year's illnoee. He was 66., He esmo from Harrisbnrg, Pa., to KE. » 8 7 FREE DEUVERT Colorado as a youth, and went to Lead- N O W IS THE TIME to banish healing worrie* from your home, St. Catherine’! 18th Annual Mid- ville, where he became associated with Summer Carnival, the “Daddy of the late John F. Campion. He mirrlcd if you do not already heat with this clean, there in 1897 and a few years later the ’ Em All.” Thursday, Friday, and cvuple moved to Mexico, where Mr. Quis­ JOBS WANTED Saturday, August 17, 18, 19. W. led directed mining operationg for 33 RAINBO economical, automatic fuel. 42nd Avenue and Federal Boule­ years. At the time of his death he was For Good Workers vard. president of the San Luis Fotosi Mining of any type, permanent or odd company and of the Howe Sound Mining IS 2^ By having your installation of gas heating equipment made job, call Employment Department. company of Britannia Beach, British Columbia, and a director of the Chase BREAD National bank. New York. now, you avoid all rush or inconvenience, and are ready for Catholic Charities Surviving ere hia wife, Mrs. Caroline Quigley; three daughters, Dorothy, Helen, 1665 Grant St. KEystone 6386 and Elsie Jean. aU of New Rochelle; a the first cool days of fall, no matter how unexpectedly they sister, Mrs. Eva Maher; a brother, Sam Quigley, and three sisters-in-law, Mra. may come. George Keeler, Miss Elsie Ward, and The Best in Mrs. 'Vara Kyle, ail qf Denver.. Used JAMES WHALEN $20 ROOM, TUITION, ^20 ACCURATE ESTIMATES of your gas hooting needs James Whalen. 78, veteran railroad Furniture man and active member of St. Joseph's will be made gladly and withent obligation. palish for more than 45 years, died Sun­ day at his home, 646. Fox street, after ALSO NEW more then three years of ill health caused St. Patrick Academy TELEPHONE NOW—you'll be very glad, later, by a stroke. He bad been employed by SIDNEY, NEBR. Caeh or Credit the D. A R. G. W, railroad for 46 years A that next wieter’s beating ha* been takenscore of. prior to his retirement in 1980. Bom In t A FULL LINE OF T E D D A Y Youngstown, O., he spent his youth in Boarding School for Boys and Girls ^ OFFICE FURNITURE Chilton, Wise. He Joined a covered- ELEHENTART — ACADEMIC — COMMERCIAL COURSES Home Mortuary wagon party In 1880 and arrived in Den­ MUSIC — VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL We rent Folding Chairs, Card and Experience alone enables us to perfect our ver the same year. Banquet Tables, Dishes, Silver­ funeral services. No matter what type Surviving are his wife. Mrs. Cath­ Athletics— Supervised by Able Coaches of service you ehpose, we offer you in­ erine Whalen, end a son, James H. FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL, VOLLEY BALL ware, anything in stock. dividual attention; and we co-operata with Whalen, both of Denver. Established 1888 you in financial arnincements. Requiem Mass was offered Wednesday Discuss Your Educational Problema With Ua Palklie Service Company of Colorado 2406 FEDERAL BLVD. at 9 in St. Joseph’s church. Burial was PHONE KEYSTONE 4852 in Mt. Olivet, Georgs F. Hackethal SCHOOL BEGINS: SEPTEMBER 5TH OPEN FROM I A. M. TO I P.1M. GAs 6709 sarvica.