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iti NEW LIGHT THROWN ON BISHOP J . P. MACHEBEUF ini #ci Content* Copyrighted by the Catholic Pres* Society, Inc,, 1043—i-Permisaion to Reproduce, Except nn Article* Otherwiee Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following fasue Details of Pioneer ihe Colorado Catholic o f Juir 13, 1889, which described the dejilh and funeral of the prelate and gave his bioin^phr. The excellent likenCM, probably prepared l>efore his death, does not show the name o f the Sn artist, although the words “ Mills Co.” are cut in one of the figures of the stole. The paper was sent to the DENVER CATHCXIC Regular by Norman Roberts of Cxestone. Days, Given in Own Words, Are Recalled
Issis of ‘Colorado CoHiolie’ Prinlod at Tima The ^rationalREGISTER Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller Of Prelate’s Death Sent to ‘Register’ Services, Photo Feature.^, and Wide World Photos. By Man in Greslone. " VOI^ XXXVIII. No. 30. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, MARCH 18,1943. f l PER YEAR A graphic story of pioneer days in Colorado was sent to the Register this week by Norman Roberts of (^restone, Colo., in the form of a frayed, time-yellowed edition of the ^;Mew USO-NCCS Center Colorado Catholic, dated July 13, 1889, which tells of the death of the Most Rev. Joseph P. Machebeuf, first Bishop M of Denver. The entire front page of this early Catholic Will Be Dedicated April 3 paper, edited by the Rev. P. F. Carr, is given over to a story ifai F IS of the funeral and a biography of the prelate.' (Bound files Ta,* Religious and civic ceremonies armed services, and local and na of the Colorado Catholic have all been lost.) will mark the formal dedication of tional USO and NCCS officials will Particularly interesting is the , the new USO-NCCS club at East take part. Bishop’s own account of his first' The ceremony is scheduled to be- iisiiim III cm 16th and Grant, the former Knights days in Colorado, which gives some of Columbus building, the after gm at 5 p.m. in the new clubhouse, details that have not been repro noon of Saturday, April .3. Arch v^ich is one of the be.st equipped duced or even available in recent bishop Urban J. Vehr will bless buildings dedicated to USO work The Rev. Peter Pfister, O.F.M., years. Besides describing his first the building and state and city in the nation. Extensive altera returned to Denver last week as a Mass in Colorado and the building officials, representatives of the tions, which are now under way, golden jubilariah after a lapse of of the first Catholic church in Den are expected to be completed at more than 40 years from the time ver—the first brick church put up M that time. Selections by a military of his missionary labors in Colo by any denomination in the city— 30 band from one of the nearby army eil rado. The priest, who marked the the Bishop goes on to tell of visits Convent Chapel posts will open the civic program, 50th anniversary of his profession ra in the mountains. The story in which will follow immediately after in Paterson, N. J., Dec. 8 of last cludes the priceless tale of how he the age-old ritual of the Church’s j’car, was assigned shortly after locked in a congregation in Central Is Dedicated in blessing cerem<*iy. his ordination to St. Elizabeth’s City and refused to let the people After the ceremony in the new parish, Denv^, where he was given go until he had collected money or Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of club there will be a buffet dinner charge of several missions cared promises of contributions for a new Denver has received a letter from Loyola Parish and reception in the USO-NCCS, for .by th^'Franciscan Fathers at church there! H. Em. Cardinal Luigi Maglione, Women’s Division, clubhouse at that t i i ^ He remained in this The ^editor promised to give in Papal Secretary of State, convey East 18th and Grant. Several en- positioiy from 1898 to 1901. gi The chapel of the new convent another edition the story of his ing the Holy Father’s thanks for te;;tainment features will also be Fa^er I^eter returned to Den- the Peter’s Pence contribution ; for the Charity Sisters who teach missionary work in the state. The presented in the latter center. Both n 1912 and spent eight years In Loyola school, Denver, was paper would be invaluable as an from the Archdiocese of Denver clubs will participate in national e Franciscan parish as an a.s- and imparting the Apostolic bene blessgd at 4:30 p. m. March 16 historical reference if available. USO open-house day on Sunday, 'stant. In 1920 he returned to Considering the times, the edition diction upon the Archbishop, the idl by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. March 28. cler^ , and members of the faith Dedicated to St. Joseph, the chapel aterson, where he had also made at hand is well printed. It has In a meeting of the pastors is philosophical and theological ful in the archdiocese. A copy of was made possible by a gift from eight pages, with the fold uncut, Denver and members of the NC studiesfiand where he has been .sta the letter follows: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kavanaugh, of six columns each. The adver council from every parish in the tioned for the past several years. SEGRETERIA DI STATO who were pre.sent for the blessing. tisements are astonishingly heavy city last Monday, tentative plans with the largest being devoted to a DI Also attending were James Bramer, were drawn for the dedication cere Helped Found SUA SANTITA president of Jhe lay committee real estate development “ next to mony and a permanent organiza Church in Hugo the Jesuit college and park.” The No. 65452. that purchased the convent at E. tion was established to increase the Vatican City, 23rd and Vine; the Rev. Roger real estate ads are the most num work being done in the new center. In his first stay in Colorado the erous. Nov. 16, 1942 ] Hoehn, O.S.B., chaplain of St. An- The meeting was attended by Arch jubilarian was given charge of all Your Excellency, The story on the Bishop, headed I thorty’s hospital, who helped de- bishop Vehr. the_ mission stations along the In the name of the Holy Father, “ The Right Rev. Joseph P, Mache '■r sign the altar; the Rev. Jerome J. Kernan Weekbaugh, president Union Pacific -frona Denver to and at his direction, I take /pleas beuf Goes to God,” starts out, as Weinert of Holy Ghost church and of the USO-NCCS council, an Cheyenne Wells. The first church ure in acknowledging receipt of was the custom, with a poem, writ his sister: prie.sLs of the Sacred nounced the following committee in the area, he recalls, was that o/ the Peter’s Pence, in the amount m ten by Maria S. Newman. Then Heart-Loyola staff; and sisters. St. Anthony in Hugo,, where he members: follows an account of his death in of $3,500, which you forwarded to Refreshments were served after Invitation, Miss Nellie I..ennon, a.ssisie
THANKS PUBLISHED The Denver Catholic A reader of the Register wishes CARDINAL KINSLEY, FOE OF New Light Is Thrawn on Pioneer Experiences publicly to give thanks to Our Register Blessed Mother for two financial favors quickly received through Pabllthed Weekly by the NAZIS, IS DEAD IN ENGLAND her intercession; both involved GethoUe Pren Sodcty, lae. Of Bishop Joseph P. Machebeuf in Colorado charity. 938 Bannock Street, Denver, (Continued From Page One) his territory as Apostolic Delegate Colo. there were 60 ecclesiastical divi Hinslty an office lor Catholic in (Continued From Page One) and the carpentry was very plain, While the mechanics were build men to get the amount of their sub Snbscrlptlon: 81 Per Vear sions with a population of 80,000,- it did not take long to finish it. ing the first church in Denver and scription. We dxpected to give a formation was organised in his 000 in an area that extended over Meurs. Savage, O’Leary, McGin- GRAND C AFE Entered as Second Glass Matter residence. At the beginning of the nity, Ryan, and Heinz. [The Mr. could not collect to pay for all Colorado, I went on horseback to contract at the next visit, but at 431 17th St. MA. 6652 at the Post Office. Denver, four-fifths pf the continent of the mechanics’ work, but they visit those big cities of the moun year 1988 he announced plans for Hagua was John J. Hague, lather my next visit the nearest neighbor (Bctwmn Glenarn and Tranont) ' Colo. Africa. were willing to wait for the bal tains, Black Hawk, Mountain City, the holding of spiritual re tr e ^ in of the Rt. Rev. Charles Hague of of the west had built on the line of Serving the Finest His duties required that he make ance. The 10 [word missing here] Central City, Missouri City, Ne every parish for all the faithful. Annunciation parish, Denver. The his two lots a frame house 30 feet tremendous journeys. In one pe windows were boarded up and I vada City; a few log cabins in .4MERICAN AND This, he said, would be the begin Mr. Woeber was the grandfather by 20 and, being on the side of the riod of 20 months he covered 50,- bought a few small sashes that those days formed a city. In pass Fun Course Week Dsy ning of real Catholic Action in the of the Rev. Edward Woeber.] hill, there were two rooms and a CHINESE FOODS 000 miles. In May, 1934, he was were filled in the wide space, and ing through Black Hawk, I was basement; he offered the house and LUNCHES & DINNERS Aruidiocese of Westminster. The Bishop’s own account of his Breakfast, Luncheon, Dinner stricken by typhus. It was then during the winter carpenters made recognized by a Catholic, who two lots for $260, for which I col . 35 & 50^ up early days in Colorado, containing 'H S IT OL'R COCKTAIL that he was compelled to giVe up much that is new to present-day the large sashes by spells, so that brought me to his house, where I lected the money at different times. SpMal Sunday Dinners 55e up Did Arduous LOUNGE his notable work. When he re readers, is presented as given in by Easter they were all in, but the put up that night and was treated We put an addition of 20 feet Work in Africa church was not plastered for some HORSE SHOE INN turned to Rome, the Holy Father his own words. He was accom with great kindness and respect. toward the mountains; had two appointed him a Canon of St. time. The next day was spent in paying rooms furnished for the residence Optometrist and Optician 16S6 Court Place (N« U«son) Perhaps most remarkable of the panied by Father J. B. Raverdy. experiences of Cardinal Hinsley’s Peter's. • With all the^activity possible our visits and getting acquainted with of the priest, and a bed, a few life were those connected with As he vVas almost 70 years of A rriv^ in Denver carpenters could not lay the floor a few Catholics and others. chairs, and a table were bought Africa. When he was sent there age, it was supposed that his..pic- On O ct 29,1860 ing and put on the shingles for OFFERED MASS and answered for good Father Helen Walsh Christmas. But, being determined IN THEATER Raverdy while be was pastor of in 1930. at the age of 65. he was turesque career had come to a We arrived in Denver late in Aaawiats New and Used Tirei to say Mass in our church on The only place I could find to Central for five years, until after the only Englishman in the diplo close. He himself had said that he the evening of Oct. 29, 1860. Recapping and Repairing Christmas day, on Dec. 22 and 23 say Mass in was a kind of theater my consecration as Vicar Apos W. R. JOSEPH matic service of the Church. In hoped to end his days in Rome. Having camped out nearly every I went to all the shops and build and I had to put up the altar on tolic of (Colorado. I appointed him ETES EXAMINED o rn C lA L TIBE IN8PBCTION STAnON When, however, the Holy Father night of our long and tedious called upon him to assume the ings in the city and invited all the the stage. A pretty good number as my Vicar General, a post which Phona TAbot IZSO , oumey from Santa Fe, we ex- carpenters in the city to come on of Catholics and others attended. he has held honorably ever since. ’ H A R V E Y ’ S Father Woeber lo Gome great task of presiding over the >ected to camp out also in Denver, 21S-ai9 HaJasUt Bide. see of Westminster, he readily re the 24th and help to put on the At my zecond visit. Mass was said TIRE EXCHANGE }ut a good friend had a store in shingles and lay the floor in the in a vacant billiard hall, and it re Home Much improved sumed the burden, saying: “ Only small frame building on the 1020 Broadway ■«K£. 4774 because of the Holy Father’s com church. We had 14 on that day; quired the work of two good men comer o f Fifteenth and Holladay. the men went to work inside and to clean and scrape the floor. 'The mand dare I face the task before Having received notice of our ar The Rev. Edward Woeber, me. The sacrifice is neat, but I outside, and before 6 o’clock on third visit in a ballroom used also Permanents rival, he sent a young man to in J.C.D., assistant Chancellor of the face it in the strength of obedi the 24th the church was all cov as a theater. The fourth visit in vite us to his house. $3.30 to $5.00 Denver archdiocese, who went to ence." ered. The best of it was that not a large store finished but not occu After a good night’s rest and a If you hav6 time for but one book road the Mayo clinic, Rochestv, Minn, Remarkable scenes marked the one o f them asked for their pay, pied. Tired of looking at every UsNsUlna sae good breakfast, we walked around lUlr Csttlnr for a physical examination anc return of the Cardinal to his arch all giving their work cheerfully, visit for a new place, I posted a then to Chicago for further treat diocese in January of 1938, after to see, not the ciW* but the little with the exception of a newcomer, safe man at the door and told him ment, will return home this week. he had been elevated to the Sacred village of Denver, made up of who had a large family to support when notice would be given to lock SAXIE Beauty low frame stores, log cabins, He writes that he is considerably college in Rome. Ten thousand and no money; but he promised to the door and bring me the key at TA. t n i tents, and Indian wigwams on the "THE MASS OF Coart BU«. improved in health. persons met him at Victoria sta make it up some time, which he did. the altar. This he did faithfully. tion. In the Cathedral itself the banks of the Platte, and only two A temporary altar was then “ Now my good men, none of you crowd was estimated at between or three brick houses. As the few made, rough benches were added will go out until you contribute or 7,000 and 8,000, the largest ever Catholics of the town had received to those we had-'in our frame subscribe for a church." It hap BROTHER MICHEL" assembled there. news that a priest was coming chapel, so that we had everything pened that the good J. B. Fitzpat After distinguished leadership from Santa Fe. they expected us in ready. I had the consolation to rick, one of the oldest pioneers o f MOVING-PACKING-STORAGE in the present war, the Cardina summer, and, becoming impatient, say the first Midnight Mass in our the country, one of the founders of of which one who recently read it says was stricken by. a heart attack they obtained a donation from the new church. The High Mass on Golden City, had been appointed 'household Goods To and From Everywhere Feb. 27 and given the Last Sacra express company of two lots, Christmas was sung by Father agent at one of the principal mines With SkiU and Care” ments. Some improvement was worth about $15 each, and had Raverdy— our choir nad been re of Central. Being generous and a 1 m noted for a time but he then grew formed a committee and had given inforced. Six large candlesticks, a pious Catholic, he got up first and sure I can never be distracted in weaker. So great was the love in the contract for the erection of beautiful gilt cross, and fine gilt said, “ I give $20 for my contri))u- which English people held him the building, which was 60 x 30 vestments, all brought from Santa tion and advance $60 toward the Mass after having read it” THE JOHNSON STORAGE that prayers for nis recovery were feet. They had nearly all the Fe, were used for the occasion, so building of the church”—at the held in ' Protestant churches and brick on the ground but hardly that Christmas was celebrated with same time deposited the money on Jewish synagogues. He continued anything paid for. Some of the all possible solemnity. the altar. The good example was AND MOVING CO. his work even while he was criti committeemen had gone away, Our people were proud to have followed by all others, not in the and, there being no priest to di the first brick church in Denver; Since 1 ^ 5 cally ill.' In a Lenten pastoral same proportion, but with good written after he became sick he rect, work had been entirely the Methodists had a little frame will all subscribed from three to 221 Broadway PEarl2433 asked British Catholics to offer stopped. We inquired about the building put up in the bed of five dollars and a few ten dollars. special prayers for Russia. new church, as nothing of it could Cherry creek and carried away by So we were assured of having a be seen from Larimer street, and the flood in 1864. The Episco chapel. 'j B m t s T h i r k e pile o f bricks and shingles was palians had on the corner of 14th A committee .was appointed and shown to us away out on the and Arapahoe street a little square on the next day we went to examine Headquarters for ^ prairie. [16th and Stout streets] building to which a large frame some lots which vrere offered, hut, CHURCH We all said, “ What folly to hall was added and used until they as the location did not suit, we ARTICLES OF DEVOTION build a church so far from the put up their fine Cathedral, but thought it was better to buy in a CHURCH FURNffiBINGS town.” Although in those days I the first regular church was the good place a few lots. So the BOOKS FOR THE CATH GOODS was not lame, it tired me to walk Catholic church. Before the fol ridge looking to the east and shel OLIC La it y a n d CLSRtrr to the spot, but, as the church was lowing Christmas, a fin».bell and a tered from the strong winds was HO-USE 1636-38 Tremont Street then commenced and the material good pipe organ were secured, also selected. Two lots' were bought Phone TAbor 3789 on the ground, we had to resign the first In Denver. for $50, and time was given to the ourselves to our fate, to live for a long time on the prairie and go on with the work. But, althou^ we had enjoyed the camp life travel I ing, and had camped most o f the time for the previous 10 years in New Mexico, crossing the Indian country In every direction to visit the large number of Catholic sol Open Monday diers in the American forts on the frontier o f the country, we could not continue to camp in the big Night Until 9G0 city o f Denver. We determined to get some kind of home according to the style of the times, and so I contracted to have a house built in eight days for $75. Although a stranger and new comer to Denver, I was rich in lum ber. A good Canadian carpenter whom I had employed in Santa Fe had been waiting for me in Denver for over a month, but, as business ,1116 Boulevard Mortuary has conducted thou called him back to Stmta Fe, he sands of Catholic Services in the more than a left two orders of lumber to be handed to me on my arrival— one quarter of a century, since it was founded by was for 12,000 and another for 4,000 fe e t These orders I re the late James P. McConaty. ceived from an intimate friend of mine. I furnished all the lumber His ideals and policy are today strictly adhered required, and my house was built One More Week! and can be seen today in the rear to by our personnel—a beautiful service at a of the old church. It was divided into three apart reasonable cost. ments; the small room on the west comer connecting with the church was called parlor, sitting-room, Cottrell’s Double Header. etc. The other com er where the little altar stands for Mass in win BOUIEURRD mORTURRV ter was dining-room, kitchen, . . . to get choice of ENTIRE regular stock plus a big SPECIAL PUR« store-room, bedroom for the boys, Mrs. James P. McConaty and the middle room 10 feet CHASE of over 3,000 ALL-WOOL garments! To the man who LOOKS square, like the other two, was AH EAD it’s a real opportunity to buy good aH-weol clothing for now and Federal at No. Speer Telephone GRand 1626 the priests’ study-room, bedroom, the months to come. reception-room, everything you please to call it. The furniture did not occupy I much space. Father Raverdy and TROPICAL WORSTED 2-PC. SUITS myself had a little plain settee two feet wide, the mattress made u^ Regular $34.50 Regular $39.50 Regular $45.00 of our buffalo robe folded length ways covered by the same blue and ALL-WOOL TROPICALS ALL-WOOL TROPICALS ALL-WOOL TROPICALS gray blankets we had used in camp while traveling; our coats for a Miller’s Are Geared to Wartime pillow. (In camp 1 used the sack of oats tied up to suit.) A small narrow table, two chairs, and two wash basins composed all our fur Living andWartimeValue Giving niture, and in winter a small sheet- iron stove with the pipe sticking | out of the sash door; and no win dow. First Mass Sung on Better Buy TWO Better Buy TWO Feast of All Saints SHORTW iV b i BUTTER While providing for <>ur grand for 135/ for S45f (Net Rationed) mansion and rich furniture, we Single and double breasted— Single and double breasted in Single and double-breasted (Not Rationed) had secured an empty storeroom Highlife ajl sizes and popular shades. a full range of sizes. styles in all sizes. «, Big 3 lb. lib. from a friend for a temporary Big 2 8 ox. jar.. 34e chapel in which I said the first 'carton.... w O C carton... Mass ever said in Colorado on the first of November, the great Feast of All Saints; and it was a High Year ’RouiKf SUITS-TOPCOATS-O’COATS Mass. [Editor’s note: This state Birdseye ment ignores the fact that Mass ALL $40 SUITS ALL $45 SUITS ALL $50 SUITS was probably offered by mission S50-S55 Topcoalt and $60-$05 Topaoaii and $70-$75 Topcoats and Campbell’s FRICASSEE HENS padres with the Spanish conquis- tadores in Southern Colorado 300 Ovareoata Ovareoata Overcoat! Ready to Qoek, You Buy ne Wade years before. Also Masses in the TOMATO SOUP (Not RatisBod) Spanish, settlements of the San Luis vaUey.] (Poiilt Value 6) > Each. 1.82 Temporary seats were made with rough boards until I had a chance Can...... 9c to borrow a number of benches with strong backs formerly used in a kind of theater. The owner never claimed them and they were used up for the church or school. B irdseye > Having secured a little chapel ORANGES and a home, I went to work to Better Buy TWO Better Buy TWO Better Buy TWO WAX BEANS collect to pay first for the mate rial; Catholics and non-Catholics Garments for $55f Garments for $65/ Garmeats tor $75! ( 7 pohite) Large sine, were willing to contribute toward finishing the church. Wages of Packard All-Wool Wonted, T w i.t ___ Packard and Manifield All-Wool Timely and Mansfield All-Wool ’ Box....!,...... -t full of juice, per doz.__ .... * f f a w mechanics in those days were very and Tweed Suita—and fine ALL- Worated, Twiit and Twted Suite Wonted, Twiat and Tweed Suits hi^h, $10 a day for masons and WOOL Coata. All aitaa—all —Imported and Amariean All- —Imported and American All- bricklayers and $8 for carpenters; ttvlee. Wool Coata. Wool Coata. but, as the walls were partly built WAR RATION STAMP No. 28 18 Will Be Ordained good for 1 pound of COFFEE MAIL M.4IL Through March 21. In Milwaukee Rite Milwaukee.— Eighteen deacons, ORDERS ORDERS WAR RATION STAMP No. 12 m iLLER'S who have finishra the course ol good for 5 peundt of SUGAR study in St. Francis’ major sem POSTPAID POSTPAID inary, are scheduled to be raised Through May 31. to the priesthood March 20 by His C4TTKGU/S Excellency, the Most Rev. Moses E. iUPEB niflBKETn Kiley. Twelve are for the Milwau kee archdiocese. iMBBiiMieitllH JHnil’S Stoner 62LSJXTE|liTH.ST 1
Thursday, March 18, 1948 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE
ST. JOSEPH'S W ill Grand Opera Chorus Made PRICE’S Cut Price DRUG 08117079 Fhoni ‘^Service With a SmHe*^ loose. f Up of Persons in Many Jobs SP. 6 S 2 8 BroaOwip OFFER MASS 0 The Nyal Stere or.. Downtown Prices at PRICE’S 4 Thoughtful men and women realize the im In proof that the presentations To the cast of the opera, now re of the Denver Grand Opera com hearsing weekly in the ballroom COMPLETE LINE OP DEUGS AND DBUG SUNDRIES portance of Future Need Protection. Under PRESCRIPTIONS OUR 8PECULTY—COMPOUNDED BY pany are truly democratic and civic o f the USO-NCCS club, the Vicar REGISTERED PHARMACISTS ONLY F enterprises in every sense of the General of the Archdiocese of Ent] Olinger'i Future Need Plan, there is no word, the Rt. Rev. Monsignor J, Denver is more than a priest. He OQUORS, WINES AND BEER problem of financial worry to add to the (St. Joseph'stsepi Parish, Denver) J. Bosetti, director, pointed this is a maestro in the truest sense of Have you an old cotton mattress HORACE S. PRICE, Prop. week to the varied personnel of the word. It is because of his pa Friday, the Feast o f St. Joseph, that has outlived its usefulness? Member of St. Francis do Sales' Parish burden of bereavement. Every member of patron of the parish, there will the chorus now rehearsing for the tient efforts that they finely Do not permit it to lie around be a SolemP Mass of Thanksgiving; opera,- Rigoletlo, to be presented achieve the excellence that has the family, regardless of age, is protected . . . for all spiritual and temporal in the City auditorium May 10, 11, characterized the presentations of doing no one any good. Send it 12, and 13. In the chorus are the annual chanty opers and to idle St. Vincent de Paul Salvage at a cost of only a few cents a day. To learn favors of the past year. In the afternoon the Altar and Rosary members o f many faiths and rep made Denver outstanding in the bureau, Denver, where it will be resentatives o f many vocations. musical world. every detail of this sensible, trustworthy plan society will sponsor a card party sterilized, recovered, and made Loans 4 Re-financing and dessert luncheon. There are doctors, lawyers, sol is stickler available to some poor family ur » . . consult Olinger’s Advisory Department. Sunday will be Communion day diers, housewives, office workers, For Perfection for the members o f the Altar, and welders, and truck drivers. gently in need of it. Are Your Present Monthly Payments Too Large? Rosary society. They wiil receive Some of them have had musical Under Monsignor Bosetti’s di Beds and springs are other items rection, the chorus learns all the CIFNDAIE 3063 in the 7:.30 Mass. Lenten Holy education; others have had po IF SO songs of the opera bit by b it He for which the bureau almost daily Hour will be Sunday'night at formal musical background and has each voice group repeat both receives requests it is unable to fill. Let us re-finance year outstanding indebtedness. We loen on 16th at SPEER at 7:30 o’clock. A course on the are members of the opera simply because they have excellent voices. melody and words until it is letter No better use can be made of suCh automobiles,, furniture, or any other good security you may BOULDERi SHERMAN visible Church is being given. baOa. All have one thing in common— perfect; then the whole ensemble things than by contributing them Monday night a games party love of music and an enthnsia.
PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER Telephone, KEjrstone 4205 Thursday, March 18, 1943
^ / r ' . il«o Home Economics— Defense iita «Oc Utk Am CHAPUIN SNYDER DECLARES U|[||l|||l|y’ (; r i ||f| ANNUNCUTION PTA TO STAGE Bm KEEP UP THE HOMES Snt SOLDIERS BASICALLY GOOD" ' '',,1 ^ ENTERTAINMENT ON MARCH 26 Father Clatua E. Snyder, chap port on Little Flower center was III iii[[nii[M (Annunciation Pari.h, Danvar) chairman, Mr*. P. Grommett. Ad YOU’RE FIGHTING FOR lain of Lowry Field I, speaking to not given. What promises to be one of the mission is 30 cents. A complete the members of the Denver dean- Mrs. James Jackson, legislative best plays ever presented by the list of the cast wilPappear in next A war-time motif will be given eery March 15, assured the group: chairman representing some 10,- PTA will take place FHday, March week’s Rgister. Practice for the It’s Patriotic and Economical the March meeting of the Loretto “ The average soldier is funda 000 women, spoke on the equal 26, iii the afternoon and evening in entire cast will be held Tuesday Heights College Woman’s club mentally good. The soldier who rights amendment; its passage Hagus hall. Anyone having .seen and Thursday evenings in the hall. Tuesday in the program of enter gets into trouble gets the publicity, would mean loss of all the remedial the playa directed by Mrs. William A quilt will be awarded the night tainment that will be presented by thereby causing civilians to be legislation that has been passed in Robinson in previous years will not of the play. several members of the Interna unjust in the judgment of all.” the interest of women in industry be disappointed. John Scblareth Members of the PTA who will Authorised City-Wide i * tional Relations club of the college. W h EN you want to win Will our boys come out as good for many years past. and the men of the PTA will give attend the CPTL one-day con as they went in, he asked? Arid The deanery was represented by their impersonations of Glamor ference and luncheon are Monsi a man's praise for your epok* he answered: “ They will come out an_ unusually large number at the. Girls on Parade. A edmbination gnor Hagus, and Fathers Francis RADIO SERVICE better, because they are learning Council of Social Agencies’ lunch of" hill-billy songs and old-fash Pettit an^ John C. Mahoney. Serv We Specialise in Repairing ing, give him a delicious, the power of endurance, reliance, eon. A few highlights of Miss ioned music, headed by Harry Tay ice mothers to be honored are Mar and the peace and tranquility of Sara Brown’s paper on needs of lor, will be a hit. Steve Cinnoco and garet Clarke, Anna Carrol, Sadie R.C.A—PHILCO—ZEIWTH—G.E. tempting cake that fairly religion. Denver children for home and the women of the PTA will offer a Heffeman, Herman Housand, "tind minstrel show as the closing num J. McClain; other members at Call SPnice 9 5 0 0 for melts in his mouth. It's easy Three Masses are offered on family care were reported by Mrs. !vai Sunday to overflowing crowds in L. J. Holmes. ber. tending will be Mmes. J. Roach, E. Friend’s Radio Service, 52 Broadway liot the little Lowry chapel. He urged Tickets may be purchased from Gates, J. Grebenc, F. Popish, W. to do with Pikes Peak. Mrs. Thomas Garrison, archdio Robinson, R, Moore, J. Mumford, all to spend their time in prayer, cesan president of the ACCV, read the room mothers or from the ire rather than worry, and the boys J. Murphy, A. Cavanaugh, Volisin a letter of congratulations from E. Kelly, Pankoski, L. Ryan, M. will measure up to what is eX' headquarters in Washington on the lie pected of them. Mudd, W. Anderson, P. Grommett, program of the quarterly confer J. Feely, T. Johnson, E, Nolan, G. Mrs. L. A. Higgins presided tWmWTSIDtmRI ence held March 2, and on the his Honeker, Arnold, A. Murphy, at the meeting. ■ tory of the diocesan council by Mrs & ^ Faa. Bailee, Miltenberger, and Wein- TERMITES SWARM Equal to 3-
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'Tl Thursday, March 18, 1943 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE FIVE
7 . MISSION WILL BE GIVEN IN esio BOiLDEn PRIEST itO) COLORADO SPRINGS CHURCH iti>i We Invite Yon *oc ^ Colorado Springrs.— K mission tor, died Wednesday, hfarch 10, ur.I will be given in St. Mary's church in a local hospital A resident here A., from Sunday, March 28, to Sun for 44 years, Mr. Alten was born to Investigate day, April 11, by the Itev. T. J. Sept 4, 1857, in Cleveland, 0., Boulder.— (Sacred Heart Par Treaty, O.P., and the Rev. Thomas and married Anna Boyce in Clay ish)—The Rev. John Forsyth, i H. Dailey, O.P. Center, Kans., on Sept. 3, 1886. Enti O.S.6., left Boulder Tuesday, Merely saying that our charges The mission will be given for Surviving are his wife, a son, March 16, for South Dakota,where women in the first week and in Clarence Alten of Los Angeles; he will give threb retreats for the are very reasonable is just making a the second for men. All Catholics and a brother, John Alten of Chi sisters and nurses of St. Mary’s and non-Catholics are urged to cago. Requiem Ma.ss was sung claim. It is not a self-proving state hospital in Pierre and Sacred attend. Saturday, March 13, in St. Mary’s Heart hospital in Yankton. He ment. But we can point to a logical Jacob J. Alten, retired oontrac- church. Burial was in Evergreen will be gone a little over two cemetery. weeks. During his absence, the reason why this claim is true— we Mrs. Jennie V. McFarland o f Rev. ^ i l Zupan, O.S.B., prior of 210 E. S t Vrain street, announces Holy Cross abbey, Canon City, is mark complete funeral prices in plain the engagement of her daughter, here to assist in the parish work. Juleslinrg Pastor, Marie Jeanne, to Robert Giesing, figures and invite the public to in Attorney Frank F. Dolan went son o f Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Giesing to Corpus Christi, Tex., to witness spect them at any time. of 2810 W. Colorado avenue. Miss the graduation of his son, Joe, from * McFarland is a graduate of St the navy air forces school Mrs. Trustees Meet Mary’s high school in the class of RUSK CHICK STORE Dolan, who has a position with We of the Horan family, having a 1940 and attended Mount St an airplane factory in California, Scholastics college, Atchison, was also present for the ceremony. Day Old and Started Chicks personal interest in maintaining the Julesburg.—Adam C. Ijcchman, Kans. No date has been set for Their daughter. Miss Mary Kath Joseph Schmidt, Renez Eckhout, the wedding. and Baby Ducks fVe I high standard of Horan Service, per and Valentine Sanger, trustees of ryn Dolan, was unable* to be pres St. Mary’s Altar society spon ent. , rver sonally conduct each funeral. St. Anthony’s church, will mSet sored a card-party in the home of Low Prices ;h08 with the pastor Sunday afternoon, Col. and Mrs. J. J. Fraser on St. Students of the parochial school March 21, at 4 o'clock in the rec Patrick's day. will have a holiday on Friday, 20 Popular Varieties ircl FOR VICTORY — Keep Buying tory. Plans for increasing the new In the K. of C. clubrooms on March 19, the Feast of St. Jos church fund and for celebrating the eph, a day of special observance M AIL ORDERS FILLEID — Write for Prices U. S. W ar Bonds St. Patrick’s d v » card party and ha ( silver jubilee of the parish will be social were sponsored by the for the Sisters of Charity, B.V.M., Corner W. 38th & Federal Ph. GL. 5324 Denver discu.ssed. Knights of Columbus. Paul Mc- who teach in the school. Tan^ The first resident pastor, the Carville was chairman of the com Weekday Masses from now on Rev. Henry Geisert, arrived in mittee in charge will be at 6:80 and 8 in an effort Julesburg and built the rectory in The Very Rev. William Kipp to accommodate more parishioners 1918. baptized the infant son of Mr. and who desire to attend daily Maas. After the meeting Sunday, din 1 Mrs. Ralph Griebel on Sunday, Mrs. Francis Gilmore and baby Houra: 9 to 12; 1 to 6. Phono MAla 8487 ner will be served to the trustees March 14, in S t Mary’s church. have gone to San Francisco to and the officers of the parish so The sponsors were Dr. and Mrs. join Mr. Gilmore, who expects to cieties. Mrs. Renez Eckhout, Mrs, Dr. J. J. O’Neil, Dentist lY HORAN Edward O’Leary. be assigned to duty in this coun AND SON CHAPELS Jack Liddle, president and vice Mr. and Mrs. Matthew James president, respectively, of the Al try after serving four and a half Butler had their baby girl baptized years in the U. S. navy in Hono Suite 722 Mack Building, 16(th and California Streets Met tar and Rosary society: Miss Marv Sunday, March 14, Sponsors were lulu. Mrs. Gilmore was evacuated liool KEystone 6297 # KEystone 6296 Imheer, president of the study club Mrs. E. J. Griebel and Nap. Dwyer. eir from Pearl harbor Dec. 7, 1941, and catechism teacher to the grade Mardi Grai Ball Held rad fS m Oeveldnd Ptacc and her baby was bom in Boul school children; Mrs. Michael The Sacred Heart Mardi Gras II. der, where she had been making Schaeffer, also a catechism teach ball held in the Antlers hotel was her home with'her husband’s par er; and Edward Slavik, vice presi Guarding Former our Founder^ Ideals attended by a large crowd of ents, Mr. and Jdrs. John Gilmore. HOTEL O’lVEILL dent of the study club and director parishioners and friends. More OSI of the choir, will be present. George P. Forsyth, son of S. PRIVATE SHOWER BATH AND TOILET IN EVERY ROOM than 250 couples danced and M. Forsyth, and • brother of Fa The study club, under the leader played bridge in the hotel par ExtenilTtly remodeled tad beaatifally refanUhed In 19S9. Quiet location but ther Forsyth, has been promoted to adjacent to the choppins, buiineee. and tbeatar eanten, ship of Miss Mary Imheer ahd Ed lors. Music was under the di the rank of staff sergeant in Santa KeUe—tl.TS elatla tt.50 double Thoaiai L. CNeill, Hantstr ward Salvik, sponsored a card rection of John Metzler’s orches Maria, Calif. 14TH AND STOUT ST. DENVER, COLO. KE. 1277 St. party in the American Legion hall tra. The winners of the Mardi Preferred Parish 1 on March 8. Thirty-two tables Word has been received by Mrs. inve Grai awards were as follows: were filled. The lunch consisted of Hope chest was won by Mrs. Mary Annabel T. Barr of the safe arri at ie and coffee. Fifty pies were Kukulan of S. 18th street; $50 val in North Africa of her son. Trading List Pvt. Robert C. Barr, who enlisted idito Begins on Sunday Eaked by members of the parish. war bond by San Goloven of the in the infantry last July. She vis The score cards j^d tally cards Peerless Furniture company; and eak( ited him in Washington, D. C., were made by Miss Katie Walters. 1 i26 war bond by Mrs. Della Ruple LOOP MARKET The last January. Mrs. Stone made the coffee, assisted
I 0 PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, March 18, 1943
No. 1 American News of Catholics in Service FORESIGHT SAVES EYESIGHT Aviatrix on Job EX-DENVER STUDENT FINDS Yonr Safeway Glaues are a wise investment that will ^ve dividends in health, good appearances, and in comfort. An eye examination now may be the means of saving you much distress and cost later. ADVENTURE IN NAVY SERVICE Manager Says: Entrust your eyes to our skilled professional care. Gill Gf PUPILS Our department of Orthoptics ( eye training) Finley J. Goodwyn, a Denver year on mine-sweeper duty in the They also serve who stand in line to buy young man, has seen plenty of ex-i Atlantic. This work is exciting additional War Stamps to fill up that it most complete. citement in thi* war without actu and hazardous because the crew ally being in a combat. Mr. Good never knows when a mine may slip m [ album. Save at Safeway, and invest in wyn now is taking a navy pre- through and blow the ship out of 'War Stamps. SWIGERT BROS. flight course in Chapel Hills, N. the water. After advancing to Car., as an aviation cadet. He is first class machinist’s mate Mr. (St. Louts’ Parish, Englewood) Bstter Vision Optametrigtf Good Smrvieo Goodwyn was made an aviation an orphan and was reared and ed A patriotic musicale will be pre cadet. He saw some extra excite FOR BREAKFAST for Erery Ago At Right Priests ucated in Mt. St. Vincent's home sented by the music pupils of St. and Mullen high school. He was ment last year when he was in Louis’ school Sunday, March 21, 1550 CollfomU KEystono 7651 Boston, Mass., on a furlough at the a scholarship student in Regis col at 3 o’clock in the school hall. The time of the disastrous night club COFFEE 1 lb. bag...... 21c 0LA88ES INOIVLDUALLT 8TTLBD lege before ne enlisted in. the navy pupils are under the direction of in December, 1938. fire there. Mr. Goodwyn worked Sister Austin Joseph. The follow AIRWAY *46*****4%t***************^ ********************^ Mr. Goodwyn spent more than a all night helping to carry dead and ing program will be presented: injur^ from the fire. "Anchors Aweixh” tnd "The Ride." Cadet Goodwyn is eager to get by the string ensemble: "The Marines' PANCAKE FLOUR 2 0 0. p«s...... 8c into a combat area to avenge his Hymn" tnd "Hsil Poetry," by the SUZANNA REQUIESCANT Denver Girl te trumpet qosrtet; "My Country 'Tis of Monuments brother, William, who was killed Thee.” Joan Bhaklee; "PUyticne In the in the attack on Pearl harbor. Army," Edward Glenn: "The Bells.” James Flood; "On Psrade," Joan Dixon SYRUP 12 oz. gis...... 15c Mr. Frank Marchi, a Catholic,* IN PACE William Goodwyn was a former and Patricia Ellerman; "You're a Grand SLEEPY HOLLOW hai been with m e for many Make Religious student of St. Francis de Sales’ Old Flax," Royal Campbell, Billy Boom, years. high school and also was in the and Patrick Carroll; "Panda of the CONCETTA BELLO. 3023 Sheridan navy. Clippers." Agnes Butch; "Camp of Wild Flowers.” Fnncei Michaud; "Yankee Package Let US show yon monuments de* boulevard. Requiem Man wai - offered Vows March 19 CHEERIOATS ...... 12c signed and carded by him in in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel church Bernard Magor Promoted Doodle," Erelyn Beckius; "Boy Scouts' March," Jeanette McDonsll; "March to Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Wedneeday at 9. Interment Mt. Olivet. Bernard W. Magor, a 1940 Regis W, P. Horan A Son aervice. Victory," Joan Flood; "I.et's Bring New Sister Vincent Ferrer Bianco of college graduate, was promoted to Glory to Old Glory,” Jeanine I.owder: Package JEANETTE MASSARO. 424S Peeoe GRAPE-NUTS ...... 14c Denver will pronounce her first lieutenant, junior grade, in the "Clipper of the Air,” Billy Boom; ■treat. Surviving are her parenta, Mr. "American Patrol." Jean Glenn: "Dixie A. T. THOMSON and Mri. Angelo Hanaro; three •istere, vows as a member of the Sisters navy, according to word rweived l.and,’' Louann Moore; "Under the Double Francee, Agnea, and Dolorei. Maae of of St. Joseph of Carondelet in rites in Denver. He is an aerological Eagle,” Helen Singer; "Drum and the Angela was offered Tueiday at 10 in Trumpet.” Michel and Patrick Carroll: PENNY SAVERS 60 0 Sherman St. TA 8018 Our Lady o( ML Carmal church. W. P. held in the mother-house of the officer in a naval aviation station. community in Carondelet, near St “ When Johnny Conies Marching Home.” Horan A Son service. When a Regis senior Lt. Magor Mary Ann Sehwindt; "Are High Polka.” AGNES McNALLY. 637 W. Uth ave Louis, on March 19. Archbishor was one of the first students in Helen Thompson; "Battle Hymn of the nue. Surviving are two eoni, Peter Mc John J. Glennon of St. Louis will the area to qualify for Civilian Republic," Lois Sauers: "Climbing," CANTERBURY TEA 20c Nally, Denvar, and Mika McNally, Daw preside at the ceremonies. Aviation Authority training. Daniel Eulliran; "A Trial Flight." Donna Spillane Mortuary son, N. Hex.; four daughter!, Mr«. W. Heim; '‘Salute to the Harp." Teresa ORANGE PEKOE D. Elliion, Tueumcari, N. Mex.; Mr., E. Sister Vincent Ferrer is one of “ Keep smiling; my thoughts are Mahoney; "March to Victory." Norma 1545 So. Broadway PEarl 0723 A. McBride, Denver: Mr*. T. D. Why- 19 who will pronounce her first on you," said a recent letter re Jean Lorento; "Star* and Stripe* For bark, San Francisco, Calif.: and M ix ceived by Mrs. Lena Ontis of 2914 ever," Marion Thompson: and "March MARGARINE nbeto 22c Mrs. John H. Spillane Neliio McNally, Denver: 10 grandchil vows. Twenty-three other young Militairr," Richard and Robert Hotdubek. Clayton street from her son, Pfc. DALEWOOD dren; and two great-grandchildren. Re women will receive the religious In honor of the name day of Funeral Director and Entbaloter .Mias Jacqueline Cochran James P. Ontis, who is serving quiem M ax wai offered at 9 Wednesday garb in the same ceremony, among the pastor, the Very Rev. Joseph in St. Leo’i church. . Interment Ht. (above), ace American aviatrix, with the marines in the South Pa them three from the Archdiocese P. O’Heron, the Feast of St. Jos Olivet. W. P. Horan A Son tervice. climbs into the cockpit of her plane cific. Pfc. Ontis attended Sacred MAYONNAISE s o z iar _14c DAVID J. SULLIVAN. 3626 Bryant of Denver, Mary Ann Mulligan of eph, March 19, will be a holiday at Tarrant Field, Tex., on an i Heart school. NU MADE Catholic Charities •treet. He ii »urvived by hit wife. Mr*. Denver, known in religion as Sister for the school children. The day’s Grace Sullivan. Requiem Meis wa* of spection trip to Sweetwater, Tex., Mary Cervi Is W A A C Ellen James; Ruth Pretti of Glen- celebration will begin with a High JOBS WANTED fered In St. Catherine's church Saturday where a new army air forces school wood Spring, Sister Marie Rene; Four children of Mr. and Mrs. at 9;S0. Interment Ht. Olivet. Theo for women flyers was recently Mass sung by Father O’Heron at PLUM PUDDING 2 . 29c dore Hackethal service. and Mary Joyce DeVischer, Sister Sisto Cervi of 1822 Clermont street 8:15. St. Joseph is also the patron For Good Workers JOSEPH WASHLSKY, 1600 Market opened. Miss Cochran supervises are now in milita^ service. The OLD ENGLISH Charles Loui.se. Sister Ellen James of the sisters teaching in the par of any type, permanent or odd street. He ii survived by hie brother, both the Sweetwater and the school latest to go is Miss Mary Cervi, Pete Wasblsky. Requiem Mast was has a twin brother in the Jesuit ish school. in Houston, Tex. — (International who is enrolled in WAAC train job. call Employment Department echeduled for Thursday at 9 in St. Joa- novitiate in Florissant, Mo. Mrs. Thomas Sullivan enter 1668 Grant St KEystone 6386 photo) ing in Fort Dcs Moines, la. Be ENRICHED FLOUR ^ . 96c eph’s church. Interment Mt. Olivet. tained the infBHee club Wednesday Theodore Hackethal service. 2 From Colorado Take fore enlisting Miss Cervi was a KITCHEN CRAFT afternoon, March 17. Plans were MARY V . BONATO, Frederick. Sur member of the Red Cross motor viving ere her husband, Joe O. Bonato; Vows in Kansas Rites discussed for the pastor’s birthday Program for Blind corps. She has three brothers in D O Y I.E ’8 three daughters. Eileen and Joan Bonato Two Colorado girls were among party to be held Saturday, March and Them e Beltz; one brother, William service: Lt. Frank Cervi, over those making their first vows as 27. POINT RATIONED ITEMS PHARMACY Sweeney. Requiem Mass was offered Sponsored by Regis Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth seas; L t John Cervi, and Cpl. Ar in Loyola church Tuesday at 9. Inter thur Cervi. Two other brothers Tlw PsrtlcaUr Drattt** ment Mt. Olivet. Olinger eervlct. on March 6 in Xavier, Kans., Marian Sorority Point Price are in Denver: Darwin and Eu 17TH AVE. AND GRANT RUDOLPH SCHROER, Brighton. Sur The United Ivorkers for the mother-house of the order. They viving are hie wife, Mrs. Katherine Blind will present an entertain gene Cervi, the latter is regional Has Meeting Value Value KK. ISS7 rSEB DEUVESr Schroer; four sons, Frank, Brighton; are Jane Keegan of Denver, who Ben, Cerroll. la.; Arthur, Jerome, Ida.; ment in Fraternal hall, 1405 Glen- will be known in religion as Sister director of the Office of War In The Marian sorority met in the and Louis, with the navy; four daugh arm place, Denver, Saturday, Martha Mary, and Fabian Blossom formation. rectorj' Wednesday evening, March [14] PEARS No. 2 can.. _____18c tars, Margaret, Mrs. Elizabeth Knowlton, March 20, at 8 p.m. The pro of Grand Junction, Sister Michael. Sailor I* Commended 17, after the Lenten devotions, and Mri, Maude Gaylor, Brighton: and James A. Hursey, a former stu RENOWN STANDARD Mrs. Mary Eager, Hendereon: 18 grand gram will be sponsored by Regis with the newly elected president, children: and two grMt-grandchildren. college, under direction of Walter dent of St. Francis de Sales' high Miss Ida Mae Michaud, presiding. i THEODORE i Requiem Maas was offered in St. Augus J. Ong, S.J., and Robert J. O’Sul school, was commended by the Sec tine’ s church, Brighton, Wednesday at 9 Reports on sodality projects were [14] KUNER BEANS ct ! _ 14c livan, S.J. retary of the Navy for heroism in given and a discussion was held on Interment Mt- Olivet. WHOLE GREEN EDWARD HEATLEY, 1226 19th -Appearing in musical selections saving the life of a shipmate, ac the Catholic authors of today. street. Surviving are two sons, Edward, will be Daniel Melillo, violinist, cording to word received in Miss Gerry Macauley of St. Louis HACKETHALi Jr., and William Heatley; two brothers. Denver. Frank and Herbert Heatley. Requiem and James P. Hoare, pianist. A was welcomed as a new member. [ 8 ] CORN 12 oz. can...... 1 2C Mass was offered in Holy Ghost church symposium on peace, “ Victory and Lt. John Zarlengo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zarlengo of New Stations of the Cross will be HIGHWAY, WHOLE KERNEL GOLDEN BANTAM Air Conditioned Tuesday at 9. Interment Mt. Olivet. Then,” will be given by Peggy held Friday evening, March 19, at HENRY LANGCAMP, 1646 Pearl Chambers and Sara Lee Yetter of Castle, Colo., was awarded the Dis ■treet. He if survived by his wife, Mrs. tinguished Flying cross for brav 7:45, but will not be held in the MORTUARY Ethel K. Langcamp. Requiem Mast Loretto Heights college and Fran afternoon. [IT] KUNER PEAS No SOScan 12c was offerad in the Cathedral Monday at cis Morris, Guy Reed, and Richard (Presentation Parish, Denver) ery in action in Pacific areas, the Interment Mt. Olivet. War department announced. He In the past week, Mrs. J. W. TENDER GARDEN 1449-51 Kalamath St Brown of Regis college. A mystery, The Altar and Rosary society FRANK ELLIS MURPHY. 4368 S has arranged to have the 8 o’clock has participated in 24 tactical air Keegan attended the profession of Phone AlAin 4006 Bennock street. Surviving are his par “ Punch the Calendar,” will be ex her daughter, Sister Martha Mary, ents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Murphy; five plained by George A. Gebhart, Mass on the first Sunday of every missions, totaling more than 210 elsters, Hri. C. E. Howe, Mrs. R. A month said for parishiohers in the flying hours, in which he was ex as a Sister of Charity of Leaven Byhee, Mrs. C. W. Mnnnell. Mary, and The next entertainment is posed to enemy fire. worth. A sF E W A V armed services. Tn this Mass Betty; one brother. Roy W. Murphy. scheduled for April f l . Blind per m Requiem Mass was offered in St. Louie' sons and their escorts are invited members of the society will receive Miles • Dryer ■ Asller church, Englewood. Tuesday at 10. to attend these meetings. Communion for those in service DON CAUSTRITA. Infant son of Mr. Any woman o f the parish who is POPE’S PEACE POINTS ARE and Mrs. Ted Ciustrita. Services were held in St. Cajetan'i church Wednesday related to anyone in service is in Printing Co. at 9. Intarmant Mt- Olivet. Owensboro’s 1st Synod vited to participate in the cor porate Communion. A Rosary DISCUSSED BY COLLEGIANS Programs and Circulars Receives Papal Blessing EMILE N. VIDAL Owensboro, Ky.—The first synod will be recited in every meeting of Requira High Hess wis offered Tucs- the society for those serving the Tickets for dey (t 9 Id Blessed Scersment church of the Diocese of Owensboro, which WANTED fn the book as they return the nation. (Loratto Heights College, Denver) Bazaars and Camivala for Emile K. Vidal, 42, who died Sunday closed in St. Stephen’s Cathedral Catholic volumes to the library. in St. Joseph's hospital. He was en Members of the Holy Name so The Pope’s peace plan was the here, received a special Apostolic Examinations Drawing Near I will buy for cash small properties in or near Denver. I ant Quickly Produced gaged in war work for the National Re ciety received Holy Communion on subject of discussion in the March search council on the West coast when blessing from Pope Pius XII. The meeting of the Loretto Heights Mid-semester examinations will not interested in listing your property for sale or making you Reasonably Priced Sunday, March 14, in the 8 o’clock a trade, but will purchase your property if priced right and pay he become ill and returned to Denver. blessing was cabled from Vatican college student body. Mary Cath be held in the week of March 29, UNION LABEL IF DESIRED A native of Denver. Mr. Vidal was the City direct to^wensboro. Mass. according to the Announcement of you cash. Will give quick action. son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vidal. He The PTA Thimble club met in erine Madden, president, intro received hia education in Denver. In the dean of studies. 1986-38 LAWRENCE ST. the home, of Mrs. H. W. Sheets, duced the speakers of the open 1920 ha married Miss Lucille Anderson. forum. KEyatone 6348 The family home is at 2678 Eudora Nun Dies at 86 After 333 S. Perry street, on Wednes Summer Plans Announced Call T. E. GREENE street. In addition to hia wife and par 60 Years as Religious day. March 17. Joan O’Byrne, a member of the A course in home economics will ents, tsM> children survive, a son, Robert senior class, explained the first TAbor 6266 Days EAst 1381 Evenings and a daughter, Jeanne; and a brother. Drummondville. Q ue. — Sixty The Needlework club will meet be added in the summer session, Louis Vidal. Interment Mt. Olivet. W. P years a nun. Sister St. Frederic of Thursday, Aug. 18, with Mrs. R. point, that powerful nations must the first section of which will open Horan A Son aervice. the Presentation Sisters died here L. Newcomb at 204 ,S. Irving respect the rights of smaller na on June 15. The long session will Tom Flaherty’s at the age of 86 years. She is street. Mrs. C. McGrath will be tions. Peggy Cronin, another sen begin July 1 and end Aug. 5. MRS. DOROTHY MOATS ior, followed this speech, empha Mrt. Dorothy 41. diH Monday survived by three brothers, of co-hostess. The semi-monthly Loretto EFFICIENT DELIVERY io her home. 1225 E. 14th tvenue. Bom whom one is the Rev. Martial Man- Final plans were made for the sizing the fact that culture, _ lan Heights night in the USO-NCCS in Grand lilnnd. Nebr.. Feb. 0. 1902. seau, a priest almost 50 years, and games party to be held in Redman guage, and traditions of national club Friday, March 13, was under SERVICE COLONY GRILL ihe came to Denver with her parent! in now retired, at Nicolet hall, W, Eighth avenue and Knox minorities must be respected. The the direction of Mary Catherine 1905, Surviving are her hueband. Eusene first junior class speaker was Janet C. Moati; a dauirhter. Mm. Katherine court, on March 25. Madden. The chaperons were Mr. Pierce; two brother*. Arthur J. Bate*. The following women of the Richar^on, who talked on the Where Friends Meet Friends Bishop Boylan Officiates and Mrs. J. R. Costello, Mr. and Denver, and J. Harry Bate*. Spokane. parish will work on the' Red Cross point that all countries, even those Mrs. Peter Jonke, Mr. and Mrs. Waah.: and one grandchild. Requiem At Funeral of Rockford less favored by nature, must have • FINE FOODS Mass was scheduled for Thursday at 9 campaign: Mrs. A. Brunner, Mrs. Edward Madden, and Mr. and Mrs. WADGE in the Cathedral. Interment Mt. Olivet. J. H. Bradley, Mrs. H. Cooper, a share in the resources and mate N. R. Sweeney, • HIKED DRINKS W. P. Horan k S'on service. Diocese’s Oldest Priest rials of th e^rth. The fourth point Aurora, 111. — Bishop John J. Mrs. P. Ekler, Mrs. Charles Haley, Mrs. J. Kuker, Mrs. L. Kersteins, of the Pope’s peace plan, that ar • BEEB • WINE Boylan of Rockford officiated at Vs MRS. MARY J. CRONIN Mrs. A. Larche, Mrs. F. May, Mrs. maments must be restricted with Gives More Requiem High Mass was offered in the funeral services of the Rev. in reasonable limits, was explained CHECKER S69 E. Colfax Holy Family church Wednesday at 10 Daniel Lehane, 93, oldest priest in Charles Messner, Mrs. Clara Mc for Mrs. Mary «T. Cronin. 71; who died Grath, Mrs. R. L. Newcomb. Mrs. by (Jloria DeRose. The final point, the diocese, held in S t Rita’s Heat Monday in St. Anthony's hospital as a Ross Newcomb, Mrs. H. Sheets, that institutions must be estab CABS result of a fractured hip and wrist. Her church here. lished to guarantee the observance husband. Daniel D. Cronin, is a retired Mrs. E. Sedlmayer, Mrs. A. L. BD DUNEKIN, Mfr. of treaties and, where necessary, police captain. Besides her husband, she Reinmuth, Mrs. H. Rulon, Mrs. XAa 2 2 3 3 Lowoat ZoBSd lUtM Call a is survived by a daughter. Mrs. Julia C. 40 HOURS’ DEVOTION Lillian Walsh, Mrs. N. Rice, Mrs. to correct and revise treaties, was UNITED FUEL & EQUIPMENT GO. Ater: a granddaughter. Mary Gertrude handled by a freshman speaker, Ater; two brothers. James F. O’Keefe. Week of March 21: St. M. Callahan, Mrs. Fred Kurtz, Denver, and William O’ Keefe. Muscatine, Joseph’ s (Polish) church, Mrs. F. Glore, and Miss Mary Duf- Catherine Job. 1729 C^alifornla St. KE 6391 ZONE CAB la.; and a sister. Mrs. Nora Hucke. Denver. ficy. After the prepared addresses, an Wilton Junction. la. Interment Mt. Olivet. open discussion was held. The pro MAin 7171 W. F. Horan k Son service. CANTOIV Prompt. Cenrtaone Service gram was arranged by Edna Gut FRED NELSON HUME man. .1635^ Curtis, Upstairs CHEAPER RATES Fred Nelson Hume. 74, died Sunday SOCIETY’S VACATION SCHOOL CLEAN NEW CABS in the home of his daughter. Mrs. Eileen Litaraturs Committee Meets 20 Ytsrs in Businsss ‘Why Pay More?’ Cox, S2S5 Meade street, after an illness American and CJiineee Food of three weeks. Born in Eau Claire, BENEFIT IS SET FOR MAY 4 The Catholic literature commit (Trademark) Wise., Jan. 20. 1869. he came to Colo- tee of the Sodality of Our Lady Qiop Suey,. Chow Mein rado 60 years ago. He settled in Lead- held a special Lenten meeting last Steak and Chicken Dinner. ville and for several years engaged in Sea Food Dinner* mining. He came to Denver In 1909. The pre-Lenten party held for Immaculate Conception circle in week. 'The members enjoyed the and until his retirement in 1982 he was all members of the Junior Taber her home. The Rev. Gregory Smith reading of poetry from Now There PHONE MA. 9886 WM. W. MYER DRUG STORES employed as a gold refiner iq the Denver nacle society in St. Francis de and Katherine Sherman were mint. Mr. Hume and his wife, the Is Beauty. It was decided to make INCORPORATED former Catherine Marie Campbell, cele Sales’ hall, Denver, Tuesday, guests. a check on the student body to see brated their 50th wedding anniversary March 9, was well attended. Fran Circle Has Election how many Catholic books are read Colorado Ovmed Stores )a*t June. Surviving, in addition to l)is ces Nadorff, head of the entertain Election of officers 'took place in I.,ent Mary Louise Stephenson wife and daughter, are a son. Clarence ment committee, had charge and P., Denver, and another daughter. Mrs. when Our Lady of Victory circle is in charge of the project. BIRDS Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr. was assisted by Margie and Dor Katherine Marie Stangier, Louisville- Re met in the home of Mrs. Nona The committee has decided also quiem Mass was scheduled for Thurs othy Walsh. Following a series of Evans March 11. Virgie Dutell EYE Broadway and Ellsworth 16th and California day in Holy Ghost church at 9 :80. to collect a book of opinions on get-acquainted games, refresh wa.s named president and Dolores 15th and California Olinger service. ments, carried out in the tradi Catholic literature. Students will FROZEN Thomas, secretary-treasurer, for be asked to write theiv comments JOHN DONAHUE tional St. Patrick’s colors, were the coming year. Following an FOODS Wa Do Not Hava Spaeial Sala. Bnl Sail Yoo at Onr Lowast Reqaiem Msss wss offered in Annun- served in the dining-room. evening of .sewing linens for array cUtion church Tuesdny at 9 for John Pricas Evary Day on Ail Dmg Marebaodisa. Donahue, 73, who died in a local hospital Mary Nadorff, president, spoke post chapels and mission churches, following a abort illness. A native of on the spring benefit, which will refreshftients were served by the Groeerieg • Meate • Bakery Ireland, Mr. Donahue came to Denver in be in the form of a games party ho^ess. Keep Up Your Car PlCTTORIAL SYMBOUSM- 1883. His wife. Mrs. Bridget Donahoe, for the vacation school fund. The Word has been received by MURRAY’S died in 1921. Surviving are five sons. date is Thursday, May 4, and the to individualize a monument Martin T., Joseph J., Terrance R., Leo members of Holy Innocents circle With a New Sport Top Fonndsd br H. T. Usrrar—13U F., and Dominic F. Donahue; and eight place is the Fransalian hall. All of the marriage of Marian Sulli CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING with a religious incident or one grandchildren, all of Denver. Interment members are urged by the com van to Lt. Daniel P. Ryan Tues rUSTOM TAILORED Phonea CR. 1613-14.15 Ht. Olivet. of family significance, is now mittee in charge to help raise the day, March 9, in SL Mary’s church, Wool 12nd a Jallaa necessary funds to carry out the and available to you through our Santa Maria, Calif. She was ac Seat Covers $8.25 Students in Notre Dame administrative expenses of the companied te the West coast by up tiassified Ads new etching process known as vacation school movement, which Ann Carmichael, who acted as her Order Yonr Will Aid War Industries I It will pay yoo to read ALL of tba following adverti.amenta, ^ Lithopictures. benefits more than 8,000 children attendant. Following a short trip, Upholstery Repairing of the archdiocese, each year. Lt. and Mrs. Ryan will make their A A. A A A.A-AA.A. A.A A.A A .A A A A A A Notre Dame, Ind.—Students of The Rev. Gregory Smith, spir home at his duty station. G)me in at your convenience the University of Notre Dame have itual director, of the society, an Our Lady of Perpetual Help TRUCK CUSHICHS Now MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS PAINTING & PAPERING and see samples of this new d^ pledged their all-out aid to relieve nounced that the Communion Mass circle met March 16 with Marion COAL labor shortages in South Bend, Repaired and Repaired Rtconditionvd piinos. pUysn. xraods Paiotrna and Papenna rcasonaOla a T, velopment, etched in color on would be held in St. Francis de Kelly as hostess in compliment to Yeaxer, 67 W Mtpla SPruee RS4. Ind., war industries by setting ut Sales’ church Sunday, April 4, fol Morrison Egg or Lump organs tpipa and raedi, orehaatral iaatru- Mrs. Margie Mbrris, Another menta. T. H. Waifcar. tSd Broadway. 8P the beautiful granites in the a campus office to co-operate witi lowed by a breakfast in the school meeting held March 16 was for Qayton Nut PH(ytOGRAPHS the United States employment of 7364. Rainbow Line. We would like cafeteria. members of Our Lady of Loretto STOLL BROS. Qayton Egg or Lump Andeiaon pbotoa, 1206 16tb St, at Law fice in this area. Members of the Morning Star circle in the home of Helen Nos- rence. MAin 1373. Frta oewa euta. to tell you all about it. Centennial Egg or Lump DRUG STORES circle met Friday, March 12, in saman. 1042 Speer Blvd. PRINTING Portugal Prays for Cause the home of Kay Flynn, It was On March 11 Margariete Gravin W adge Nut HUTCHINSON'S PUARMAUT Your Naborhood Drusxist VISITING CARDS—6* for 75c—Wedding JACQUES BROTHERS decided by all members to attend entertained Our Lady of Sorrows ,M A . 7 2 4 2 Wadge Egg or Lump ,-hans SPruo* 06SS 700 So Paari Of First Ally of England the day of recollection being spon announcement*. We publish "The Denver circle members in her home. The Pinnacle Nut JAMES HUTCHINSON Free Street Guide.” Since 1902 sored by the city-wide Sodality evening was spent sewing altar RODGERS—511 Uth SI. MALE HELP WANTED Lisbon.— A novena to hasten union Sunday, April 4, in Holy linens. The next meeting of the Pinnacle Egg or Lump 28 E. 6lh Ave. TAbor 6468 the canonization of Nuno Alvares Ghost church. At a recent party Toup will take place April 6, with Pinnacle Slack Younx man 14 to 17 yean of ax* to de COLORADO Pereira, Portugal’s national hero, Monsored by the circle, Phyllis Edwin B. Clayton liver sroetrles. Call for interview per- ?rene Henderson as hostess. Lignite Slack lonally, Room 11, Z789 Ijirimer St, 4 P.M. HATCHERY who is largely responsible for the Choquette announced her engage The February meeting of the PlbK. k Btg« Co. March 19th, bepnning of the 500-year-old MEL R. SCOTT U. t ment to Oliver Dalhaute of Has Little Flower circle was held in 2408 E. Colfax Ave. SSTCNT alliance with Britain, has been tings, Nebr. No definite date has RUGBY GOAL CO. HELP WANTED— MALE Denver's Largest COLD .SPRING ornci the home of Miss Phyllis McCor DENVER. COLORADO Phone MAin 6767 ordered throughout Portugal by been set for the wedding. mack. Margaret Robinson enter K E -0131 1144-5lb St. Janitor, Caretaker for St. Louis' Church, 1416-1S-16 Larimer MONUMENT."; H. Em. Cardinal Emmanuel Phono EAst 6fM School, Englewood. Live on property. lim TIAUl 4U8IT44 On Friday, March 12, Norris tained the circle on March 16 in 6th and Cartls StrMis Denver, Cole, Cerejeira, Patriarch of Lisbon. Rst. Phsaa-EAst t » l , EAot HIT Harried . man preferred. Good talary. 1 Hoskins entertained members of her home. &A. 1421. Thursday, March 18, 1943 Office,’ 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone '4205 PAGE SEVEN "he Denver Catholic Register Annflintmpiih (if I'lVE SUNDAY MASSES TO BE flppoiniDienis or opp^j^gj) jj, ...... Moit Rev. Archblihop Urban J. Vebr, D.D. Registorials gucK LE Y FIELD lltor...... Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., JonrJ). making Editor..-^______Hnbert A- Smith, Jour.D. Beginning March 21 five Masses,*>6 ^used for^USO-NCCS^ xrork. «oeiate Editora— M. F. Everett, Joar.D.; Charlei J. McNeill, A B ., have made the ballot by petition dowment’a tnuteea echo aenlimenla Archbisnop (iiven Driven to God will be celebrated every Sunday' Father ’ J. H. Ludder o ^f Belle * and have been auccesaful candi- forcefully expreated by Pope Plus ur.D.; Rev. Walter Canavan, J.C.D., LittD.; Rev. John Cavanagh, Mme. Chiang Kai>shek, who Harbor, N.’ Y., who recently com dalei, both in the primary and also XII in hit outline for a just peace in Buckley Field, Denver, Four A , LittD.; Rev, Edward A. Breen, M.A., LittM .; Leonard Tangney, seems lo be sincerely religions, says pleted studies in the army chaj^ in the general election. Iltey, loo, “ The tacrificea entailed by Important engagements of Arch Masses have been offered on Sun she went through three stages in lains’ school in Harvard uni B. , Jonr.De; Max Greedy. ______have been the people’s choice. the present war will be un bishop Urban J. Vehr in the spring days, at 8 a.m., 9:30 p.m. (hos the Chinese war. First she felt a pital), 10 a.m., and 6 p.m. It was versity, is in Denver awaiting as W e cannot aee tragedy in the availing unlcM the peace la and early summer are announced tremendous patriotism, a passion signment, probably in the Fourth Entered aa aecond claaa matter at the poet office at Denver, Colo. lame degree in the abolishing of made secure through organ this \veek as follows: found necessary by Fathers A, H. ate desire to help her country. But Army Air Force 'Technical Train primary election! ai it vizuaiiFed ized in te r n a tio n a l co-opera Sunday, March 21: Fort Collins, Menarik and James F. McCarthy, there was no staying power. And ing Command, of which Famer by some who oppose the plan. Wc tion.” S t Joseph’s church, corporate chaplains of the field, to have an then she felt terrible depression David C. Sullivan, a major, is chap Published Weekly by think, however, that the primary it Communion of Catholic men. other celebration at 5 p.m. in order and dark despair. Flood, famine, Some kind of tribunal, using the lain. Father Ludder is celebrat healthy and American, even in the experience of the Court of Inter, Sunday, March 28: Cathedral, to accommodate the Catholic sol THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) bereavement had struck China- ing soldiers’ Masses in army posts face of the coit or of the apathy of national Justice, must be one of the acies meeting. Legion of Mary, diers. what was left? Out o f human in Rasarvatioa Now Possible adjacent to Denver. the voters. 'The people are given at agencies of peace in the post-war 4 p.m. 938 Bannock Street adequacy she was driven to her least the opportunity to make a world.— C. J. McNeill. Thursday, April 1: S t Francis A tabernacle for the chapel in Soldiers Seek Mascot mother's God, Her mother, when Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 choice of candidates.— Hubert A. de Sales’ church, closing o f retreat irt Logan was presented this Soldiers of Lowry Field, as a asked for advice on anything, Smith. of Junior Newman club. week to Father Thomas Melican by token o f theif appreciation for all always said she must ask God first, Artificial Persons Have Saturday, April 3: Dedication Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. This that Chaplain Clatus E. Snyder is Subscription: $1 per year. and she would not be hurried. She Starched Personalities of USO-NCCS building (K. of t . will enable Father Melican to re doing for them, are seeking a toy prayed until she felt God leadings Homy-Handed home). serve the Blessed Sacrament in Boston bulldog to present to the The, daughter says she was some What is personality? It is a com Sunday, April 4: Cathedral, 8 the chapel. Catholic chaplain as a mascot. Thursday, March 18, 1943 what rebellious about this as a girl, DaughtiBrs of Toil modity very difficult lo define. Out B.m., Communion Mass for the Seventeen priests serving as Anybody who can help the soldiera but the mother's infloence pre The jokes about Rosie the Riv in H o lly w f^ it may be identified Catholic men of Denver under the milita^ chaplains were guests of with their project is asked to call vailed. Fiitally the Madam entered eter and Winifred the Welder were with a pair o f legs or a sweater, auspices of the K. o f C. Archbishop Vehr for luncheon at the chaplain’s clerk at EMerson a third period. She then wanted put on a solid, perhaps permanent, OFFICIALi ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER and elsewhere it may be tied up Sunday, April 11: Colorado 12:30 p.m. March 15 in the Archi- 8861, extension 578 or extension to do, not her will, but God's. “ Life foundation this week when the The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. with.generosity or go^ness. In the Spring, (Communion Mass for the episcopal residence at 777 Pearl 794. is really simple, and yet how con boiler-makers' union opened its concrete, however, some persons re EFe confirm it aa the official publication of the Archdiocese. W hat Catholic men o f area under aus street. Lenten Schedule Given fused we make it! I used to pray ranks lo women. Old-time union pel us— lo others we are strongly iver appears in its coiumns over the signature of the Ordinary or pices of K. of C. in St. Mary’s Soldiers Are Guests that God would do this or that.' men gagged somewhat, but women Lenten devotions are being held hose of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. and instinctively drawn— and often church; Camp Carson, Confirma Now I pray only that God will make have traveled so far in unaccus Several score soldiers from in Lowry Field No. 1 as follows: We hope The Register will be read in every home of the the reasons for the attraction or tion, 4:30 p.m. posts in the Denver area attended His will known to me. . . . When tomed lines these days that the repulsion baffle analysis, (^rtain Wednesdays, 6:30 p.m., Mass, fol Archdiocese. ^ Thursday, April 15: Glenwood the St. Patrick’s day ball given lowed by Stations of the Cross and We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste In one prays, one goes to a source supposedly stalwart sex had little vulgar and diragreeable traits at of strength greater than one's own. to say. Springs, dedication of new St in the Shirley-Savoy hotel Wednes Benediction; Fridays, 6:30 p.m., lis children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. once establish some whom we meet Stephen’s church. day night, March 17, under the I wait to feel God's leading, and Crashing the gate into the boiler Mass, followed by novena services as undesirable — with others the April 21-25: Cathedral, Holy + URBAN J. VEER, His guidance means certainty." makers' union was considered their auspices of the Ancient Order of and Benediction. Field No. 2: qualities that are distasteful are Week and Easter services. Hibernians. Gifts of tickets were Ian. 29, 1942. Archbishop of Denver, W e do not wOnder that our mis greatest triumph, for the women Mondays, 7:10 p.m,, Mass, Sta more subtle, and for a space of Sunday, May 9: St Thomas’ sent to chaplains by several par- sionary friends believe Mme. had lo prove under a temporary tions of the Cross, and Benedic- time they may be hidden, till some seminary. Mass for Society of St. ishes. Proceeds of the ball will tion. Chiang Kai-shek will some day be permit system that they are efficient accident brings them out. Common Vincent de Paul; Holy Rosary a great Catholic. workers. The United States De 'ALENT PARADE SCHEDULED ly, we learn lo care for those who, church. Confirmation, 4 p.m. partment of Labor estimates that in an amiable sincerity, manifest May 10, 11, 12: Opera. there are approximately 3,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 an affectionate solicitude toward Tuesday, May 11: Cathedral, Jesuit Poet women in labor unions— 1,500.000 us. Most o f the world is impersonal. lY CATHEDRAL HIGH PUPILS clergy conference, 10 a.m. Britain Today, a magazine pub in the C IO ; 1 ,3 00,0 00 in the .4FL; It deals us ruthless hard knocks. It Sunday, May 16: Boulder, Sa lished in New York by the British and 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 in independent does not ask us how we like to be cred Heart church, Confirmation, high tion of Mary Louise Schwarz and Library of Information, a govern groups. As one writer put it, rather treated, and when it has bowled us Members of Cathedral 4 p.m.; Louisville, Confirmation, Patricia Hill, pupils from all four ment agency, carries a review of tactlessly: “They are. finally be over and bruised us it does not rail bool’s student body will display 7:30 p.m. classe will be represented. .Play Gerard Manley Hopkins, Priest and ginning lo make their weight fell." at our door to inquire how we are eir-talents in the annual talent Monday, May 17: S t Clara’s radi March 22 in Oscar Malo ing for the assembly will be the Poet, a new book by John Pick Or are the feminine boiler-makers feeling this morning. It maintains orphanage. Confirmation, 4 p.m 11, Denver. Under the direc- Cathedral orchestra, directed by (O xford University press, 8s. 6 d .). less sensitive about waistlines? (or so we feel) a studiously cold Edward Libonati. . Father Hopkins, an almost un It all sounds pretty funny at first, and callous indifference. TuesdajL May 18: S t Joseph’s known priest, died aged 44 in 1889 and heaven knows there is plenty But out o f this unfeeling world, (Polish), Confirmation, 7:30 p.m. Frances and Thais Morri..on will Wednesday, May 19: Our Lady ospital Guild to as professor o f Greek in the Royal of need for women who are free which is no better than neutral dance the ballet from Strauss’ of M t Carmel, Confirmation, 7:30 "Blue Danube.” Among the vocal University o f Ireland. “ Fifty years o f home duties lo help out in the when it is not actually hostile to later he was talked o f more than war effort, whether as blacksmith our poor little plan o f action, our p.m. Meet on March 22 selections 'will be Mary Therese Thursday, May 20: S t James’, Lee’s “ Come to the Fair;” Polly any other Victorian poet and rec or as bomb-builder. But a few modest cherished dream, our desire ognized as one of the finest inci years from now, after the war is to get ahead, our hope o f better Confirmation, 7:30 p.m. Porter’s and Leo Oehrle’s “ I’ll Friday, May 21: Blessed Sacra It's Easier To St. Anthony’s Hospital guild of Sing My Love to You,” and “ Wash dental rritics in the language." A over and we are trying lo win back things, now and then some beaiiti mver will meet Monday, March pupil of Jowetl, Pater, and T. H. to normalcy . . . what then? ful being emerges to make a dif ment, Confirmation, 7:30 p.m. ington,” a score from Cathedral’s Sunday, May 23: S t John’s, coming operetta, sung by Patrick Green, he was a penitent o f Ptisey There was bitterness after the ference in our thoughts and days. . at 2 p.m. in the nurses’ home Confirmation, 4 p.m. Colburn. Myrtle Walkensdorfer and was received into the Catholic last war over the fact that women Suddenly we are conscious of a per ditorinm. Ther^ will be a Tuesday, May 25; S t Dominic’s, will sing "Black Magic.” A hymn Church by Newman. He joined the had assumed men's jobs and fa sonalily— a radiant and quickening Save-Through eaker from the Red Cross. Jesuits and made the theme o f his thers o f families could not obtain presence, one that seems to display Confirmation, 7<30 p.m. to the Blessed Virgin has been Thursday, May 27: Colorado The following newly elected offi- chosen by Donna Mae Gaglia, and life the opening of Sl. Ignatius’ employment. If the extent of dis a genuine concern in our doings; Springs. St. Mary’s, graduation of rs will be installed: President, Frankie Roberts will sing a pop Spiritual Exercises: “ Man was location at present is any criterion, one to whom we seem valuabl ular song. created to praise. . . . " the trouble will be worse in the so that we become once more o f high school, 7:30 p.m. rs. T. R. Thoyn; first vice presi- Saturday, May 29: Cathedral, nt, Mrs. William Kimmins; sec- Pick’s b w k treats Hopkins from future. O f course, it would be nice value to ourselves. Two piano solos will be pre a (jilholic angle, the only one from 9:30 a.m., ordinations to the sa Savings Account d vice president. Sister M. Mech- sented by Evelyn Caranci and Leo if the feminine workers, when W e say o f some artists who face which he can be appraised. peace has come, would doff their a large public that they have per cred priesthood. dis; third vice president, Mrs. R. Oehrle, who will play Grieg’s Con Sunday, May 30: Seminary, gen Burlingame; treasurer, Mrs. T. Scholars find the study of the overalls, call quits to the factory sonality. Can those who are all certo and Paderewski’s Minuet, re man absorbing. He wrote little eral ordinations; Cathedral, Con Best; recording secretary, Mrs. spectively. Peggy O’Shea as a hu a war emergency, and retire things to all men mean much to and be had no contemporary fame. quietly lo the home. But, having any single person? If they truly firmation, 4 p.m. rank Buchen; financial secretary, morous monologist will give a ten- Monday, May 31: M t Olivet rs. J. E. Holder; and correspond- Rut his work will he read per experienced the thrill o f group love their own kind and have a minute skit, and a drum solo W petually for its imaginative and cemetery. Pontifical Mass, 10 a.m.. g secretary, Mrs. Charles Selby. Steve Halpin will close the revue. ahtivily, plus big checks that buy message for the multitude, they energizing power. — Monsignor luxuries probably iinlhought of must reach the heart o f the individ Memorial day. Adopt a plan of “ systematic sav Smith. before, are not women likely to ual. Faultless oratory, a command' Sunday, June 6: Civic audito wish lo continue with their jobs, ing presence, exquisite qualities of rium, joint high school graduation, ings” —^by opening a Savings Ac at least in large measure? sound in voice or instrument, per 3 p.m. Primary Useful Thursday, June 1 0 :'Cathedral, Johns-JHanwille If they do, the home and fam feet modulations in written lan count immediately! Y ou ’ll be Instrument in Past ily life will suffer, just as they are guage— these are not personality. joint nurses’ graduation, 8:15 p.m. suffering now when women with The greatest names of radio, Sunday, June 13: Pentecost ROOFS Coniiderable controversy has young children let the kiddies screen, or stage may be cads or Sunday, C at h e d r a 1, Pontifical amazed at bow rapidly your sav been aroused over the proposal lo ^ For Any Type Building roam at will while they take war rascals in private life. The charac Mass. abolish t h e primary election in RIGID ASBESTOS • Asbesios Built-up jobs. But this class o f woman— ter must shine through the mere Thursday, June 24: Welby, Con ings grow, if you deposit a definite Colorado and lo have candidates OR COMPOSITION • Gravel Roofing and it is shockingly large— cares expression, however admirable in firmation, 3:30 p.m. for office designated by the poli ASPHALT SHINGLES # All Types Roll Roofing little for the greater good of so- form that expression may be. One Sunday, June 27: Seminary, ticians who control the destinies o f amount of each pay check in your riety if an immediate personal ad has observed great efforts to be annual Corpus Christi procession. .Waterproofed Rock-Wool Home Insulation their parties. Favorable argument Initalled Pnnimitinliy and Sclantifically vantage can be obtained. pleasing topple over in failure bc' can be given for either side of the Changes are bound to come, for cause the performer was self-con account! All deposits in the Amer Atk Abent proposal, but the fact remains that Kaay Tama KE life is not static and it it unreason scious, not spontaneous — because the primary has been useful and Lowry’s Chaplam Ne Down able to expect everything to drop he thought o f his own success and ican National Bank of Denver are Farm ant R.H. Kimball Co. 5236 important at times in the past. bark into its accustomed place his own glory, and not o f the last 4I» MIDLAND SAVINGS BLDG., DENVER The abolitionists have a telling when the shooting stops. The ing good of those to whom his ap insured by the Federal Deposit In argument in their favor when the Addresses Women rapid tempo o f this war has made peal was made. expense ledger is opened for pub' the upheavals more pronounced Insincerity may fascinate— but it lie view. In the primary o f 1942, surance Corporation with $5,000 than ever before. But, if ade is not lovable. Only honesty and di (St. James' Parish, Denver) the cost per vole cast in a county quate provisions are not made to rectness o f dealing can win a last The Rev. Clatus Snyder, chap adjoining Denver amounted to maximum insurance for each de protect the home and the family, ing attachment. Artificial folk are lain of Lowry Field, addressed the more than $3. They have another now as ^ well as later, this nation desperately afraid of picturesquely women of the Altar and Rosary argument in their favor when they has lost the war however spectac unconventional actions that they society Friday, March 12, on positor. produce figures showing that only ular the victory on the battle front. think will make them ridiculous. “ Youth and the War.” about one third as many people — Millard F. Everett. They are so stiff and starched in The care of the altar and sac bother to vote in a primary as will their unmannerliness that they are risty in March is entrusted to go to the polls for a general elec hopelessly uninteresting. Sticklers Mmes. F. Brenner, P. Brown, R. tion. On this latter count they can International Court for etiquette and for the observ Blakely, and T. Brick. say truthfully that I h e primary ance of all the minor canons of The Ave Maria circle met In election does n o t indicate the Gives Hope for Future BUY WAR BONDS AND good form , they find so m an y!the home of Mrs. P. Hodges and choice of the majority of the quali The Carnegie Endowment for petty, silly rules to follow that they ' Miss A. Girardot March 15. Guests fied voters. On account o f the International Peace has issued a STAMPS HERE! jiave no time to give rein lo large for the afternoon were Mmes. C. apathy on the part of the people, fact-packed booklet of information and generous impulses. A per Patterson, J. Reid, and J. Red they contend that t h e primary on the history of the Permanent sonality that makes itself count dick. Cx>urt of International Justice. In serves no purpose. ardently and lastingly in other lives Guardian Angel circle met last these times, when we have almost On the other side o f the con and for the world's well-being is week in the home o f Mrs. William forgotten the meaning of peace, it troversy, we have the argument that too high for spite, too noble for Haffey for a bridge luncheon. Mrs it good for us to be reminded of abolishing the primary means turn mean, small ways, too genuine for V. Halpin and Mrs. Joseph Caspar past experience in the establish ing over all public offices to the intrigue and innuendo, and too were guests. Honors were awarded The NOW ment of international agencies for political bosses. They control them faithful lo sacrifice a friend.— Rev. to Mrs. Ethel Jennings and Mrs. the peaceful settlement o f world to a large extent now, but ffie pri John Cavanagh. Caspar. mary does give able people who problems. during our seek offices the opportunity to run The Court of Inlemalional Jus for them even if they do not enjoy tice, now a little more than 20 American Hational years old, was established by action FATHER NEWELL TO ADDRESS the blessing of the whip-crackers wlio head the political parties. of the League of Nations. Its 15 Anniversary members were to consider disputes W e have seen the primary as a among member nations of the MEETING OF ST. JOHN’ S PTA useful instrument. Back in the '20s league, though other nations might when bigotry was rampant in this DENVER obtain the services o f the tribunal Bank of (St. John’s Parish, Denver) 0110, in order that she may be Event stale, intelligent use of the primary under certain circumstances. The Father Hubert Newell will be able to coniplete her report to the as a weapon to combat bigotry was resolution establishing the court largely responsible for breaking its the ^ e s t speaker at the monthly deanery of the number of hours was signed by representatives o f LISTEN TO FULTON LEWIS, JR. you can buy strangle-hold. In those days a voter meeting of St. John’s PTA to be spent by parishioners in war work. 59 states and actually ratified by held in the school auditorium on Girls Join SPARS was given botli a Republican and'a‘ 51 stales. Daily, Monday thru Friday, 9:30 P.M., KFEL your next year’s Democratic ballot when he went to Monday, March 22, at 2 p.m. Mrs. Miss June Siems, daughter of Having turned down member William Ducey, president of the Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Stems', and Miss the polls in a primary election. One ship in the I-eague o f Nations, this was filled out, the other left blank. association, requests that all offi Eloise Gardiner, daughter of Mr. FRANK KIRCHHOF ADOLPH KUNSIvnLLER country was not among those as and Mrs. K. B. Gardiner, were The voter could be a Democrat for sociated in the establishment and cers, committee chairmen, and President Vice President and Cashier room mothers attend the council recently sworn into the SPARS, the day or he could be a RepubI operation of the court, A special marine auxiliary. Both will begin can, according lo his choice. In one protocol for the admission of the meeting, which will be held in the FUR COAT particular primary in those times cafeteria at 1:30 p.m. The nomi training in Hunter college. New U. S. was drawn up in 1929 but York city, about April 1. more Democrats voted the Republi never ratified by the U. S. Senate. nating committee, composed of Fa can ticket than did members o f the Operating independently of The ther J. P. Moran, Mmes. W. 0. Robert Riger, talented pianist, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Riger, . and we’ll store it party itself. Tlie result was that a Hague Court of Arbitration but Sievers, Roy Atkinson, and P. L. bigot who was seeking re-election maintaining headquarters in The Wigginton, will present the slate will present a recital Friday, FREE ’til Next Fall! for an important public office went Hague, the court accepted 6 0 cases of candidates for the various of March 19, in Chappell house. Rob down in defeat. of international dispute. It ren fices in this meeting, and election ert is a pupil of Edward B. Fleck. Wonderful Opportunity! Take the en H ie plan worked beautifully, but dered 32 formal judgments, 27 ad of officers will follow. Mrs. Robert N. Wimbush and tire summer if you like, to pay for your it was too apparent what had hap- visory opinions, and many impor Members of the school drum and small daughter, Joan, left Denver coat— while it hangs safe and sound in pened and it was not at all to the tant orders that had a profound bugle corps will open the meeting March 12 to join Ensign Wimbush MAin 5 3 1 4 our 'storage vaults. Just another proof liking o f the politicians, since these effect on international law and in wifit petriotic melodies. Included at his new station in Yakima, of the fact that it is smart to buy NOW I gentlemen fell that their power had ternational relations in the period in the musical group are Catherine Wash. been usurped. As politicians will do before the outbreak of the present Morroni, Mary Biller, Mary Sfejb- St. Mary’s circle met in the F . J . K i r c h h o f in such a circumstance, ihniigli, war. bane, snares; David Mulligan, bass home of Mrs. Daniel Reinert, 649 Here are a few typical values: they fixed us so that this could hap As Manley 0 . Johnson, one of drum; Philip McCabe, Bill Gillin, Elizabeth street, Tuesday, March pen again only with great incon the roiirt's judges, points out, the Petsie Wigginton, Patsy Shannon, 9. The guests enjoyed a dessert UONSTRIJCTION Co. venience lo the voters. Now when court “has not prevented the frus Charles McFadden, Charles O’Fal luncheon. Mrs. Stewart Brown and Hollander Northern Muskrat Back...... we go to the polls in a primary tration o f law and o r d ^ o f the lon, John Kennedy, Dell Threlkeld, Mrs. L. J. McCarty won the prizes election, either we are a Democrat present m om ent," but it has gained George Brennan, buglers. Suzanne in bridge, Mrs. J, S. Threlkeld Hudson Seal-Dyed Muskrat...... 225 6c-we are a Republican, and we are valuable «xperience in the judicial Brubeck is majoret. win be hostess for the April meet BUILDERS ing of the circle. g iv e n 'a ballot for the party un handling of international disagree Sister Mary Philothea’s sixth Appreciate Your Patronage Natural Russian Squirrel...... 275 der whose name we have regis ments. If it has failed to prevent grade pupils will be pre.sented in S t Joseph club members were tered. A Dem'Oerat who wants to war and to preserve world peace, an enterUining play, and Mrs. the luncheon guests of Mrs. George Silver Fox Great Coat...... 300 vole Republican in ■ primary, nr it has nevertheless made progress Ralph Albi, Mrs. Archie MePhee, Ricnke, 734 Cook street, Wednes 708 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. vice versa, must have R m tchange toward an ideal that is enshrined and a committee of sixth grade day, March 17, of allegiance entered in iheTegU- in the hearts o f all Christian men. mothers will serve refreshments in Matara Alaska Seal...... 375 tration books. ' --..^Now, with hopes o f real peace the social hour following the meet Without the primary we doubt springing up anew midst the bloody ing. ■STABLUBEO SIN'CB » h Sheared Beaver...... 475 that Senator Edwin C Johnson wrecks o f the world’s worst war S t John’s Altar and Rosapr so M0R6AN, would be in Washington today. Tlie fare, the court' is living in a state ciety will meet in the J. F. Prinzing Mink-Dyed Muskrat...... 125 Senator climbed up the pollliral o f suspension but its president and home, 620 .Clayton street, on Fri LEiBM AN ladder the hard way, as the peo- registrar maintain headquarters in day, March 10, at 2 o’clock. Father The American fixture Go. pie's choice rather than as the po neutral Switzerland. Crispin, O.F.M., of S t Elizabeth’s UsBafsttarsrs of litical bosses’ baby. Even as the All right-thinking m e n today parish will address the members and HICKEY titular head o f his party in the realize — whatever may have been of the society after the business CHURCH PEWS AND ALTARS stale, he was forced lo fight for his their pre-Pearl-harbor convictions session has been concluded. A so CHURCH FURNITURE place in the prinihiry election last — that peace can last only while na cial hour will follow tha meeting. Insurance Since 1897. i l t o n ^ s year against a powerful Democrat tions settle their disputes through Report Being Compiled BANK, BAR, AND STORE FIXTURES who had the blessing of not a few ceful agencies. America must peac Any member of the parish who Millteork of AU Kind* 1616 Stoat St. leaders in the party. livee with the other nations o f the has done war work of any kind, 7S2 Gas ft Electrie Bldg. In recent years there have been world and must co-operate with including Braille work, knitting, FRANK KIRCHHOF 1232 ARAPAHOE ST. at least a few cases where men, them in international affairs. etc., is asked to give this informa TA. 1395 DENVER. COLO. •Jtunied by ib« political kaderii The wordi of tho Canegk oa< tion to Mts. Georgt Bienl^ EM
ORIGINAL IN POOR Cl3¥D ltT 0N EIGHT DfficS, 938 Baimoclc Stree? THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER TelepKone, KEyatone 420S Thursday, March 18, 1948
STOVE AND PURNACB PABTS-STIL H IV E YOUR AVAILABLE—DON’T WAIT SIXTH REGIS MAN RECEIVES ST. FRANCIS’ ALTAR SOCIETY GEO. A. PULLEN BLASSES REPAIRED St. Cathnne s Spedal Devotion AIR COMMISSION IN 3 WEEKS TO HEAR RED CROSS ADDRESS STO V E & FURNACE AT PAUL WEISS’ REPAIR COMPANY Broken, twisted frames are Ills Lawrtnet SUMt MAin IT Sisters’ Party (RegU College, Denver) when he was admitted to the navy Of 13 Tuesdays (St. ^rmneit da Salat’ Parith, new pack, 126: James Powers, fABOR 1311 DENVER. COL made like ne«'. Broken lenses Robert T. Hoppe, a graduate of V-5 reserve. He received his pre Danver) Robert Clennon, William Gains, are adentificallr duplicated. Regis college last May, received his liminary jHight instruction at the and Thomas John. Darrell Reum Have TOUT flasses repaired The March meeting of the Altar commission as an ensign in the air Oakland, Calif., reserve aviation is serving as den chief in pack 5, NOIT. 21 skilled employees as- and Rosary society will be held THE G. G. GILL arm of the navy reserve in Corpus base, where he trained with En and Jerry Roberta and George rare yon prompt, courteous Opens in Denver in the assembly room o f the rec Set (or April 9 Christi, Tex., last week to bnng signs Shelly B. Pitthian, J. Joseph tory this Friday, March 18, at 2 Dulk in pack 25. servioe at reasonable prices. Mail the total number of commissions Simms, and Ramsey M. Stewart ENGRAVING GO. orders siven immediate atten p.m. A Red Cross speaker is sched George Dulk and Jerry Roberts awarded at Corpus Christi to for and 2nd Lts.* John H. Scherer and WEDDING 8TAT10NEBT tion. (St. Catherine’s Parish, Denver) (St. Elisabeth’s Pariib, Denvar) uled to talk. were passed on their bird study mer students of the Denver Jesuit Leo C. Kelleher, all former stu Four circles have been formed merit badge tests and William but. Domenico, Prop. The annual sisters’ card party The Thirteen Tuesdays in honor college to six within three weeks. dents with Hoppe in Regis and re among the members of the Altar Gains, Jerry Roberts, and George 1751 Qiampa Sl . MAin 304 will be held April 9 in the parish of St. Anthony opened March 16 Ensign^ Hoppe volunteered for cipients o f commissions in the navy society for the purpose of united Dulk received machinery merit hall at 1 o'clock. A dessert lunch- and a large assembly was present flight training in February, 1942, or marine air forces within the effort in liquidating the jubilee badges. eon will be served. past three weeks. Father Albert Martin, O.F.M., will continue to-^reach at all the pledge of the society. Any women Michael McDonough, William 4 .iiiiitilrli. linr iif Hclitlimi- Mrs. M. E. Cooke, Mrs. G. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles who desire to join a circle are in Murray", Edward Brown, and Jack triirl..- fur (lliiiri'li ;mil Rowe, and Mrs. J. Fitzpatrick are £. Hoppe of Sprin^ield, 111., En coming Tuesday evening devo tions. His subject for Tuesday, vited to call Mrs. Lloyd Brown, Hickman will receive five-year IIdiiii' wearing the insignia o f the Den sign Hoppe majorea in English in SPruce 8152. Mrs. Julia Hughes’ veteran certificates in the April ver Civilian Defense council for ST. March 23, will be “ S t Anthony A. P. U \Gi\EK and the Most Blessed Eucharist’’ circle met Wednesday, March 10, court of honor. OPTICIAN the required number of hours of in the home of Mrs. T. Mulligan. There are now 60 hoys entered C'liiirc'li G o o i In C o . voluntary work. The area block Any one wishing a copy of the prayers to St. Anthony can obtain Mrs. J. N. Dooley’s circle will meet in the troop and no more hoys mothers, after giving 50 hours, in Mrs. Guy Duncan’s home March will be admitted unless more men are also entitled to this privilege. ElECIIOIf OF '49 them in the monastery or at the '18. Mrs. Arthur McKone’s circle volunteer to work with the troop The Girl Scouts and Brownies rear of the church. All petitions and thanksgirings should be de will meet in Mrs. Henry Barth's as leaders. held a joint celebration recently home Wednesday, March 18. Mrs. Yoors to Enjoy in commemoration of the scout an posited either in the petition box or given to Father Albert J, O’Keefe’s cifcle will meet in For added pltaaurs, anuitain at thej niversary. her home at a date to be an The regular Wednesday evening CoamopoIiUn ' — PIONEER DININC Attending the one-day CPTL nounced.' All women of the parish ROOM . . conference March 18 are Mmes. devotions are being conducted at are invited to receive Communion c 0 p F t r D. Shannon, D. Malone, C. Ru- (St. Patrick’s Pariib, Denver) SHOPPE . . , wart, Marvel, A. Farrell, Domain, The first bazaar meeting of BAMBOO M. E. Cooke, G. Gibbins, R. Mur 5o«phB !iiE rop!.fy , , , , , 1943 was held March 12. Election ic’s church. This coming Wednes- Mrs. Stephen Ryan will be host R 0 O M. Reo* ray, K. Trione, G. O’Day, and G. of officers was held, and the results emmand th e E. Rowe. day Father Bailey’s topic will be ®?* * are as follows: Chairman, R. A "The Capital Sin of Anger.’’ ®?” *®. her home, 467 S. Logan CoamopoIiUn The following have been ap S P tC m T IV l Mauro; vice chairman, Syl Franks; mv r. -J o street, at 1 p.m. Wednesday, to eut-of-towD This Friday evening the Sorrow- oa ^ pointed tp the nominating com secretary, Gloria Billings; assist frisnda. mittee: Mmes. A. G. Winters, M. ant secretary, Virginia Battaia; ful Mother devotions will be con Doyle, and F. Donlan treasurer, Father Achille Somma- ducted at 7:30 and the sermon Represented in Meeting Cosmopolitan Hotel GLAND DISEASES will be delivered by Father Crispin, The S t Francis de Sales PTA ruga; assistant treasurer, the Rev. J. B. BERN’OON. JtU Gan. Mgr. [A w Dr RWFOI Dutch Church Leaders Thomas Barry; advertising com- O.F.M. His topic will be the is being represented in the confer- second petition of the Our Father ence of the CPTL Thursday, Protest Youth Seizure I tnd^FXr K - Eufifn R. T. Hoppe in comparison with the second March 18, by Mother Anna Jos- The Beat b MkaiL tart riw,rtW'.Wtw*. MmS. Mtat- - ticket chairman, Roger E. Seick. Regis, where he was also a member word of Christ from the Cross, eph and Sister Augusta; Mmes. M, Geneva, Switzerland. — A vigor- The date of the bazaar has not Novena booklets can be picked up McDonough, W. Scott 0. Wein- It Used of the basketball squad and took ous protest against measures of definitely been set, but will be in at the rear of the church. ecke, J. Celia, C. Bettingcr, H. a«d Itv BImI m»gi. Wamti part in speech activities. Ensign BUiiAkOtiMia. Pmtsti fi***!* the Nazi occupation authorities the near future. Meetings will Father Claude, O.F.M., mod- Miller, and J. Loeffel. Harvey Furniture WWTBIPi La* mO iKi rilrv _ Hoppe flies fighter planes. Mi BaIimi. iMf* llli* U< Uir* ? was issued by Dutch Catholic and j (jg held every Friday night after erator of the Legion of Mary M®"®®". Fransalian, is appearing ALSO NEY9 Btcfiitii Tkinnr. Protestant leaders and was read in Lenten devotions, and all parish- The naval air training center in in St. Elizabeth’s, is formulating in a panel discussion in the con- churches throughout the Nether- joners are urged to be present, Corpus Christi is the largest naval plans for the Junior Legion to be f®r®nce. air training center in the world. _ Cash or Crad lands, said a report reaching here p ^ ^iv.n to Pa.tor established in the school. His Le- L Tbe PTA will sponsor a card Rat. list The protest specifically condemned ^ Retreat Openi Monday gion of Mary group ha.s done P*rty in the Public Service Co. rounding up of Dutch youth for monthly meeting 11]® A FULL LINE OF The annual retreat for Regis pioneer missionary work through- building April 2. As the capacity OFFICE FURNITURE forced labor in Germany and the Altar and Rosary society was held out the entire federal housing of the hall is limited, it will be nee interment of thousands of students aftern^n, March 9, with college students will be given next CerUInly look* that way, do*in|t it? We rent Folding Chairs, Card ar Monday, March 22, through project and in out limits of the ®ssery for patrons to make reser- But they’re the same lancth. in concentration camps. Mrs. Joseph Carroll presiding, Banquet Tables, Dishes, Silve The meeting was openedined with Wednesday, March 24, on the col parish and has been instrumental rvetions in advance. A dessert We'll h* (lad to Ull you whether or ware, anything in stock. lege campus by the Rev. Edward in bringing many back to the sac- luncheon will be served. Tickets not you need glMsei, without any obli prayer led by Mrs. D. R. Lucy, gation. Established 1888 Hand Madel Two new members were enrolled. J. MorMn, S.J., pastor of Sacred raments. Ui"® available for 35 cents. GLASSES PHONE KEYSTONE 4852 It was moved and carried that, in Heart-Loyola parish in Denver. The musicale, "Cavalcade o f L The monthly meeting of the WOODEN OPEN FROM I A. H. TO I P. U. co-operation with the Holy Name The retreat, usually held at the Melody,” produced under the direc- sodality will be as low as . SHOES society, the preceeds of the recent close of the first semester, was tion of Jack Whyte in S t Eliza- P®‘° the assembly room of the ames party be relinquished to postponed this year because o f the beth’s auditorium, was h igh ly !]^®tory Tuwday evening, March $ 6 .9 5 DR. R. W. PRITZ ather Sommaruga for the pur accelerated war-time schedule that entertaining and a paclfed house tl^ evening services, chase of equipment for future ended the first semester before the showed its approval. Father A n - t^®th®r Robert G, McMahon will JOHN R. COYLE And Associates parties. Because of the shortage Christmas holidays. gelus, O.F.M., as pastor, thanks of discourses D en tists of required materials, it was de Exercises of the retreat will be all the men ahd women of the cast t"® sacrament of Matrimony — OPTOMETRIST — who co-operated so wholeheartedly ®“ er the business session, IM 15th Street 1103 ISth Btrsat lC.FLtXIBU cided not to hold a food sale this held in the Re^s college atudents’ KEyiUn* 3711 TAbor 5761 Varioni trpM of thM* ihoe* for hooM, year on Holy Saturday, chapel, with daily recitation of the in producing this play. Scouts Ar« Advanced SEARl ROEBUCK DENVER. COLORADO •tTMt or ohowor. Futorr pricoo. Rosary outside on the campus, if D O N ’ T f o r g e t Mrs. Chiolero gave a report of At7:30Tuesday evening, March Richard Casbum, Robert Clen- the quarterly meeting of the the weather permits. The retreat SILVER FROIVT will close Thursday morning with 23, the Young Ladies’ sodality will non. Richard Clennon, George ACCW, which she and Mrs. Joseph hold a special meeting in St. Dulk, and Jerry Roberts advanced SHOE REPAIRING Mass in the students’ chapel at Carroll attended Elizabeth’s. Plana will be projected to the SUr Scout rank in troop ' I2S1 ISTH STREET 8:30. April 15 has been set as the date for the May crowning of the 126. Earl Reum, Roger Lichter, TOW* for the unit o f blood donors from Denver Writer to Speak Blessed Virgin’s sUtue and the Jerry Guerin, Donald Cooney, this parish to r^ o rt to Red Cross . paONE William E. Barrett, Denver nov selection of the May queen and Leonard Woodmpn, and Robert De CHaam eSSB A L T A R B READ S headouarters. This is far enough her attendants. Following the Line received second class awards.' aheaa to give an opportunity to elist, Will address the next meeting »* tl me GtlPtN of Theta Alpha Delta (the Coffey meeting will be bowling and re- Mark Behan and Jack Finnelly ----- con. er parishioners to call Mrs. tH R IC H F O W l U > SEWING freshments. passed their tenderfoot tests and DoicnlOKm Prices el Your Doorstep Carroll or the rectory to join this club) Friday evening, March 26, in Lfttb Girlf* Drf u, EnbioUooy, the home of Herman E. Faulhaber, In the assembly conducted by w®r® admitted to the troop in the group. Uonetramiac, Etc. 4490 Newton street. grade eight, the boys and girls of huonthly court o f honor. William School to Havo Frsa Day the fourth and fifth grades p r e - Anderies received his den chief THE SISTERS OF THE 15 in Red '^rou Drive ,ivfiyen«iM*dtfh»VII«H St. Joseph’s day, patronal feast sented a program in honor of St. cord. GOOD SHEPHERD of the sisters who teach in the Peter F. Albi, a junior in Regis Patrick. After the program. The following scouts volun- ARGONAUT HOTEL [■rim and IronnriMi whlcK TBLBPHONB PEARL tO l parish school, will be observed as college, is head o f the group of 16 Father Angelus distributed the re-1 teered to serve as den chiefs in the Where Dmver’e Society EnterUiiu for Lancheont and Dianert [Wilt bread it'anriched a* a free day for the school. A High Regis collem student wno are port cards and merit awards. The I Mass followed by Benediction of helping witn the drive 'for Red following children received the ll^OO Catholic Scouts to FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES. [part of HieNoHoVs HeaMi the Blessed Sacrament will be Cross funds in Denver. DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN SlOl celebrated at 9 o’clock. “ Denver Cirem ‘ipiidxWejfoztiPrigrgml E. M. W . Beantifnl Ballroomi Privato Dining Room* BUGS & FUROTTUHE K « ™ “ ’ 'p V " r ^ ? u n n 'd S b K . A p p ^ ^ 1,600 C .a ,l k ley Vasquez; grade six, Mary Jo 5°^ Scouts of PH~, s» c. H.r Holy Fanily PTA Howard and Mac Marshall; gr»de „ ®"7®I P“ rt»cip«t® m the an- 2141 So. Broadway SP. 53911 Dorothy and Jeanette Knopke, five, Dolores Wright and Joseph PRODUCERS CREAMERY PRODUCTS MEAN daughters o f Mr. and Mrs. Charles Younkerman; grade four, Tessie ^0 and 31 in the Ci^ QUALITY PRODUCTS AT REASONABLE PRICES SAVE TIME — SAVE GAS Knopke of this parish, were mar Ann Howard and Mary Ann Ress; ried to Russell F. Slade and Cpl. To S p s o r Party grade three, Joan Lallie; grade “/.® '’ ®‘" « « l ’ ®»"ed for both iiighU. Two Stores to Serve You William S. Vargo in a double cere two, Elsie Owens and Bobby P®°Pj® vicinity Ice Cream mony held Saturday March 13, at Younkerman ®^® '"^'^ed to witness this demon- LORD’S SHOE REPAIR 3 p.m. The witnesses were John (Holy Family Pariah, Daavar) stration of preparedness and scout- IT* Call for and Deliver Saenfice pennies are fast M in g Milk - Cream Your Purchase of War Bonds A. Mauck and Rita Feely. The monthly meeting of the up the children’s Lenten mite' and Stamps Helps Secure Your EM. (311 ISM COLO. BLVD. This Sunday will be Holy Com Holy Family PTA will be held boxes. The proceeds are for litera 411 » T B ST. Butter 933 Bannock Sl Future. munion day for the members of Monday, March 22, at 8 p.m. in ture for army camps. the senior and junior Young the school hall, preceded by a so HQFFSCHROro KEyttone 3297, Denver, Colo. Ladies’ sodalities. They will re Last Friday Marie Dittler, Marie cial hour at which the nuns will Demling, Rita Pfeifer, and Dolores ceive the Eucharist in the 9 o’clock be present. Mass. The monthly meeting of Morletti were named class officers F O R SUNDAY DINNER It is hoped that complete re by the eighth givde for six weeks. the senior unit will he held Thurs turns will be made by tne room CAFETERIA Specializing in Quality Plumbing and day evening, March 18, with Lenten devotions for the chil Take Them to— representatives on the card tour dren are held Friday mornings at S pecial Heating Repairs Gloria Billings, Florence Mauro, nament tickets so that a final rea Maria Casagranda, and Mildred 11 o’clock. OPEN port can be made in the meeting. Lenten Dishes II a.m; to Ferrieri as hostesses. A speaker from the Red Cross • BREAKFAST EDELUJEISS S a.m. will talk on blood donations and SLATTERY & COMPANY The • LUNCHES Red Cross finances. A group of Catholics Aid m The Beet in Food and Drink** I Poetry Fellowship io 15 has already offered to *give • DINNER .PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS blood donations and it is hoped Donale Io Book Drivo that this number can be substan Red Cross Drive 1726 MARKET STREET tially increased. The date when JOHN J. CONNOR. President PHONE KEYSTONE 1441 the group will go to the Red Cross Dr. Paul J. Ketrick, president donation center will be announoed of the Colorado poetry fellowship, Leaders of Catholic college and later. high school students are among has called a joint reception meet ORDER COAL NOW The PTA council will meet Fri Denver’s volunteer army of 6,000 ing of the officers and directors day, March 19, at 2 p.m. in the that is taking part in the campaign All grades of Range, Furnace and Stoker G>al of the organization and the mem in lignite and Bituminons school hall. A largo attendance to raise 8420,000 as the city’s find cnrtaiii to bers o f the advisory board for is expected, as picturek of officers Monday, March 22, at 7:30 p.m. quota of the 1943 Red Cross war] and council members ^ are to be fund. fit your every Pike View Lignite Oor Specially The reception will be held in the taken for the publicityv^scrapbook. Miss Mary Catherine Madden home of Mrs. Norton Bancroft in I Serving Denver*t Cotd Consumers Since 1904 The winners in the fourtn pin is captain oi 35 young women of window Denver. Each person attending ochle-bridge tournament were: will present a book of poetry to the Loretto Heights college working Bridge, Mrs. Mabel Goodman and in the drive that is scheduled to victory book campaign. ..The sol Mrs. Helen Burns; and pinochle, close March 26. Miss Ann Hett THE PIKES PEAK FUEL diers at the fronts have sent out a C. A. Torr and Mrs. L. J. Peters. and Miss Lois Fender o f St. Fran Wholesale & Retail call for more poetry as reading The final party will be held Thurs matter, and the Colorado poetry cis de Sales’ high school are work Office and Yard— 635 Curtis St. MA. 6181 day, March 18, at 8:30. ing with 15 students of the junior I fellowship plans to make a gener Altar and Rosary society is ous gift. and senior classes who are helping Kenwash collecting medicine bottles, cold t€ put South Denver over the top. cream jars, and small pieces of Students of St. Joseph’s high fur. Any of these items brought school are working under the di If you don’t already know to the PTA council meeting will rection of Mrs. Bertha Berger, about fluoreaeant lighting | bouIevaVT is ' and light flxturaa. wa'll be turned over to the Altar so area captain. Peter Albi is cap b* glad to explain. l.et ciety. tain of a Regis college Red Cross Curtains ua make a lighting ef- | squad. Mrs. Margaret Groninger, fleiency teat for you to Fluorescent Light day. High Mass to Be Sung director of the Vail Community Wins Approval center, is a major in the West{ Denver residential army. BOSTON. MASS. — ■* Office, For Mrs. Hagus Mar. 22 in 7 cuBtomized factory end store managers who H. G. REID y 4M have tried fluorescent lighting agree Seatli aiarloB lengths that it offers a revolutionary ad ELECTRICAL CO. On Monday morning, March 22, : : COCKTAIL LOUNGE— 11 at 7:45, the Rev. H u^rt Newell vance in lighting efficiency, both ELECTRICAL CON-I wilLsing a High Requiem Mass for from the stand|>oint* o f lessening TRACTING — REPAIR ;; Entertaiiunent, 8 to 12 Mrs. Rose Hagus in Holy Ghost eye.strain and reducihg light costs. ING AND FIXTURES | I I W e t. Than.. Vrl. A Sat. Evea ] \ church at the request of the State MAin 2303 Featuring court. Catholic Daughters of Achieve a bright, spacious look in your rooms with customized Kenwash, America. ’ Mrs. Hagus, whose the curtains you can hang immediately without alterations. Stocking sheer, 329 14th St. ;; larsliy AHsi I Lit Wm Isri death occurred recently, was a' I > ea tha Haataaeat Ovgaa Sk Plaaa | prominent state regent of the Kenwash curtains are made of a lovely rayon marquisette that will drape C. D. of A. She also served, at one beautifully. Kenwash curtains wash beautifully and are practical as well Dancing Nightly—Papular 'I I time, as grand regent of St. Rita’s Prices—No Cover Charge < • court 625, and at the request of as decorative and durable. Measure your windows and order from the that court, 15 Masses will be of JI The Smart Hotel of the West seven lengths in your favorite Eggshell or Beige. | fered soon. Out o f respect for tha many years of faithful, loyal service so A Romantic Story We Call For and Deliver generously given to Catholic activ ■ I ■ Hemmed, Headed-and Ready to H ang. . . 88 inches wide ities by Mrs. Hagus, the Catholic Flowrn nark great occaalona, and a Curtains - Drapes • Carpets Daughters are to assist in the High "praaatd Flower” can tall votnma* to th* owner who ramamban th* havpy Length I Length! and Furniture Mass. event on which a Boral gift waa ra- 64 inches 78 inches caivad. Long attar th* Sow*{* ar* gone, $ 2 .6 0 $ 3 3 0 Scientifically Cleaned a Bwaat memory lingara . . . and flowtra Convert Who Played in coat little. UIAN ao madu *0 63 inches • $ 2 . 9 0 Ail Orders given Royal Bands Dies at 78 81 inches our prompt md $ 3 . 5 0 J 68 inches careful atten^ London,—A member of the pri BRIGHT SPOT $ 3 . 1 0 tion. vate bands of both Queen Victoria ^ A N I £ L S ^ 72 inches 90 inches and King Edward VII, Joseph Flower Shop $ 3 .2 0 $ 3 . 7 0 1 Paul Farron-Smith died in Devon Y n . . | IMISHEB shire at the age of 78. Mr. Farron- JoMpkine at 5th ELK COAL CO. 146 Broadway PE. 2451.52 ( Smith was the convert son of an ENf. 2745 Drapery Shop—Fourth Floor 1 3635 Blake St Honest Dealing Since 1897 31 Ywn at BaHrftetorr ScrTic* Anglican clergyman. The late Cardinal Manning confirmed him. /I
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11686980 from the Radio Drama Tells Story HIGH MASS TO BE SUNG FOR Regis Pep Band Qets Pointers United States Of Catholic Maryland Coait Guard band quartered in Carroll hall, Regii college, while in New York.— The story of the HELP SAVE Denver for the AAU haskethaU- tournament. Several of the band boys Catholic founding of Maryland was PARISHIONERS SERVING U. S. 08976924 ire ahowrn here giving some pointer* to Regi* Pep band members. Pic related in the "Lands of the Free,” tured are, back row, left to right, Michael Quinn, Regii; Bandmaster radio-series of the National Broad I.eonard Hickson, coast qtiard; Richard E. Verrin, Regis; Philip An- (Blessed Secrement Perish, casting company’s “ Inter-American guest and gave an inspiring talk tonein, Regis; the cometisi it Billy DeMello, coast guard; and the AUFE! Denver) to the workers. Mrs. Leonard Lit- University of the Air.” guitarist, .Sheldon Taix, coast guard. A High Mtss will be sung at 8 tell, chairman, and Mrs. Cheater Wibel, co-chairman, will be assisted The dreadful discosc that it spread o’clock Sunday for the safety of the men and the women of Blessed Sac by the following committee: Mmes. ing over the Orient and Europe is William C. Weldon, Peter D. PUIBLO LEAGiE WALSENBURG rament parish who are in the armed service of the country. The girls' Walsh, Patrick S. Dolan, Alfred H. choir, under the direction of the RAmpe, Mark J. Felling, Harold St. Mary’s tightened its hold on Rev. Riphard Hiester, w ll sing. P. Collins, Thomas J. Morrissey, (St. Franeit Xavier’s Parish, second place in the Pueblo Paro “ TYPHUS” This will be the second of the S. A. Riesenman, James Brennan, Pneble) chial league by squeezing past St monthly Masses for service men, Milton W. Allen, Tracy Spitler, The question box has been added Leander’s, 21-18, in uie State which are scheduled to be held until Thomas E. Greene, Thomas J. Unfug-Peel Mortuary $5.00 will poy for one preporotion to the Sunday evening services armory March 14. S t Patrick’s the end of the war. Rogers, Louis Dispense, J. Leonard romped over S t Francis’ 38-16, Swigert, W. C. Thornton, C. V. during Lent Opportunity la here- of vaccine which may love e ty Easter Monday Ball and Sacred Heart home had little 111 EAST FIFTH STREET Gooding, A. H. Wyers, James Simp ^ afforded to the members of St. trouble in disposing o f S t An phus victim. Won't you old Hie Committee Is Named son, John F. Vail, Carl T. Sills, Francis’ parish to present for an thony’s, 26-16. FUNERAL DIRECrrORS Forbes Parkhill, M. D. Marlow, swer any questions regarding AND MORTICIANS missionaries in producing this life- An enthusiastic ‘group of women W. E. McCabe, C. R. Courtney, Catholic teaching and practice. On March 10 S t Patrick’s de met Wednesday, March 10, in the feated S t Mary’s, 28-17, to take Paul Albrecht, J. I. Creighton, Jos A very gratifying increase is no ToIiphonMi OSlca 16. RuMine* II soving vaccine? Send offering to home of the Easter Monday ball the league leader^ip. 'The quin eph Nesladek, Frank Sabine, James ticed ii^ the number of those as chairman, Mrs. Leonard Littell, to Gannon, W, E. Dolan, E. J. Dig- tets from St. Patrick’s, St. Mary’s, make plans for the annual event on sisting in daily Mass since the be and Sacred Heart home will play nan, Karl Mayer, Carlos Fuermann', ginning of Lent REV. FATHER RALPH, April 26 in the Lincoln room of John F. Healy, Jr.; Blair Kittleson, in the Pueblo county grade school the Shirley-Savoy hotel. The Very Roy Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. tournament in the Centennial gym NATIONAL DIRECTOR A. R. Morgan, George T. Larson, Rev. Harold V. Campbell was Tim Jones, 1706 Pine, and Frank March 18, 19, and 20. Ustic Funeral Home and Frank J. Guiry, and Misses Stepan, son of Mrs. Mary Stepan, Cotholic University of Peking Grace Larson, Anne Cronin, and The box score o f the March 10 2606 Routt have left for service game: 305 N. 8th Street Phone S-J 176 W. ADAMS ST. CHICAGO Martha Coughlin. Mrs. S. P. Keat in the army. Roy Jones will serve ST. M A R rs ing, Jr., is press chairman. PRIVATE AMBULANCE in the air forces. FG FT FF TP hvestiture of 4 Members of St. Rita’s circle will J. Kraaovee, t 6 2 0 12 MONUMENTS — FLORIST Those baptized Sunday, March Botltr, f ___ 0 1 0 ll enjoy the hospitality of Mrs. Thom 14, were: Jane Ellen, daughter of Lipitx, c ______---- 0 1 0 1 CLASSIFIED ADS as J. Rogers in her home when the Mr. and Mrs. Ray (iamett, with T. Kraiovec, g -- 0 0 0 0 group holds its meeting Tuesday, P«tric. g ...... ---- 0 l 3 1 NtUonal nto SSt per woi4 per litaei mlal Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jagger as Glarratano, g ---- 1 0 I 2 maa It word*. It fonr or more eonoeetitlve h Abbey Raises March 23. sponsors; Dorothy Anne, infant iiiuee ire used, the rate la tOe per word per Sgt. and Mrs. Fred D. M’Intosh daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Total! ____------6 6 *7 1 7 ’ LA JUNTA ieaui. Payment muat iceompiny ill erdert are the parents of a girl, Roseann, ST. PATRICK'S Ada noeived on Itondiy will ippeit la the Chorak, with Rudolph Pugel and FG FT PF TP laaoid printed (or the (allowing weak. If bom last week in S t Joseph’s hos- Catherine Chorak as sponsors; Darkln, f ______2 2 4 6 your Io'jU Retrliter (or local ratal. I ital. Mrs, McIntosh is the former and Raymond Joseph, infant aon of Stineato, f ______8 0 2 6 HOU8EKBEPEB AND SEXTON Conunuiiity to 64 etty Currigan, daughter of Dr. Jackion, f 0 0 0 0 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Orazem Hemriek. t ______0 0 2 0 Permanent poaiUon for middle agad. and Mrs. Martin D. Currigan. with Mr. and Mrs. John Kochevar Kraiovieh. 0 ______5 0 1 10 OPERA HOUSE haalthy conpit ai houiekeeper for tbrae (Conlinued From Last Page) Mrs. H. J. von Detten will enter as sponsors. Both Nick Chorak Stcora, e ------2 0 1 4 prleata and aexton of mlaiion and cemetery Krauich. * ___ 0 0 1 0 PHARMACY Sen Lull Obiapo. California. Monthly is expected to be one of the best tain members of St. Anne’s circle and Raymond Orazem were home O'Lnry. g ------1 0 1 2 1 aelary two hundr^ <)ollan. Write im in Abbey school history. at luncheon and bridge Tuesday, for the event Nick Chorak is W’ittintton. g 0 0 0 0 FRESH DRUGS-FOUNTAIN SERVICK mediately to Rev, Patrick Daly. Old Mia March 23. serving ta the army and is sta CATHOLIC HIGH TEAM FROM McEahirn, g ...... 0 0 0 0 Oratory Contaat la March 29 iion, San Lula Obiapo, forwarding raftr Altar Society Meetx tioned in Atlanta, Ga. Raymond Carroll, g ...... 0 0 0 0 Phone 5 3 ancea Including one from imstor. The American Legion's siirth an Members of the Altar and Rosary Orazem is also in the army and is nual oratorical contest will be held ToUli ------18 2 12 28 NURSE.S TRAINING SCHOOLS society met last Friday, March 12, stationed in Richmond, Va. SOUTH P U Y S IN AAU MEET Rtftr**i: Fltxgirald and Ribol. on March 29. The Abbey school MAKE UP TO 125-36 WEEK aa a Trained in McDonough hall following reci The box scores of March 14: C A N Y O U HEAR will hold a general assembly in Services will be held in Rye Tractical Nurai Learn qnlckly at hnmi tation of the Rosary in the church The national A.A.U. basketball hardwood court in the city audi ST. MARY'S A CLOCK TICK ? Booklat Free. Chicago School of Nnraing. which ets contestants will give next Sunday, March 21, at 10 at 2 p.m. The meeting was called torium. FG FT PF TP Dept R-S, Chicago. their speeches and be judged. All o’clock. tournament in the Denver mu KraiOToe, f _ 2 to order by the president, Mrs. The boys merited the trip by Butlir, ( _____ traveling expenses will be paid for nicipal auditorium is in full swing ~ s ______TOBACCO______Andrew M. Hagerty. Minutes of winning the Southern AAU cham Pitrie. t ______™ 0 any boy chosen to go to the state Lipitx. c _____ ... I if^ E A F end Guaranteed Chewing, Smoking or Cigarette, the February meeting were read at this writing and the final results pionship, and they cleaned up on contest. The boys taking part are Hribamiek. e .. ™ 0 Five Ih. 11.75. Ten I8.M. Pipe free. Pay by the secretary, Mrs. Thomas E. are undecided. Th4re is, however, some big teams to take that title. Kraiorte. g Poatman. KENTUOKT TOBACCO CO. B-2, Bernard Willers, Mickey McKenna, _ I Try This Simple Hom^TreaU Greene, and the treasurer, Mrs. one story in the tournament that They defeated two college outfits Zupanele, g 0 PADUCAH. KY. .John Kane, Jerry Dingnam, James SR. C rillL A OF Glarratano, g _ _ merit That Has Helped Milton W. Allen, gave the financial will interest Catholic athletic fans on their way to the tournament 1 Kane, Bobby Cribbs, Peter Cresto, OLD GOLD WANTED report. Chairmen of the various in Denver and vicinity. In Denver, they hit a snag, but it Thousands to Hear Clearly and James Rasby. ToUli ____ ...... 10 1 4 21 GOLD tS5 ounce; h a il OLD GOLD society groups gave reports on ihe Probably the smallest and, with was no disgraceful exhibition they ST. LEANDER'S Again. Taath. DIamonda, lewilry, witehei—raeeive Vaqueroi Plan Rodeo work being done by the members, out doubt, the youngest group of put up. FG FT PF TP A. M. BEETCHENON, Neirark. N. J., caih by return mail Satiefaction goiran- It was announced last week by Cowen. ( ...... 0 0 1 0 irrltei: "BEFORE USING OROTUNE EAR teed. Froe infonnatloit Paramount Gold as well as reports by the circle cap players in Denver for the meet ie They lost in their first game ...... 1 the Vaqueros, the riding club, that McDonald, f , 0 2 2 DROPS, I WAS SO DEAFENED THAT'I Haflnlng Co„ 1600-B Hennepin, Ulnno- tains. Mrs. Leonard Littell and the S t Aloysius academy team to the Portland Boilermakers of Laughlln, e — ______. ■ 2 2 0 6 COULD NOT HEAR THE CLOCK 'HCK. •polla. kfinn. plans are in the offing for the first Mrs. (ybester* Wibel, chairman and from New Orleans. The team is Oregon. The Boilermakers, what Beatty, e ______0 0 0 0 AFTER USING OROTWE. I CAN NOW (St. Mary’s Pariih, Puablo) Murphy, g . .. ._ 2 0 PHOTO FINISHING Vaquero rodeo and cowboy ball. co-chairman, respectively, told of composed of high school boys, all their name signifies, large, experi 0 4 HEAR THE CLOCK TICK WITH BOTH This gala event will be staged on Sister M. Cyrilla of S t Mary’s Sturtevant, g ______S 0 0 6 EARS." Thouitndi new bard-of-heoring ROLLS DEVELOPED - Two ^autiful plans for the Easter Monday ball school was honored by the women legitimate students in the acad enced, and tough, were forced to would b u r clearly and diitinetly again, and Double Weight Profceelonal Enlaftemente, May 16. It will be -an all-day and asked the co-operation of all. of the parish with a surprise party emy, and one o f the few “ un keep up a full head o f steam to Totali ...... 8 2 8 18 lUo get riliet from buuing, ringing bead 8 Never Fade Deckle Edge Printa, 26& event that will include riding, rop Father Campbell gave a book re spiked” teams to appear on the defeat the smaller club from the Refer**: Crocomb*. noiiM, clogged up feeling in etri, if im CENTURY PHOTO SERVICE, U Croiia Thursaay afternoon, March 11, in pacted wax that block* car canile and Witeontin. ing, and all kinds of thrills. There view of The Mass of Brother south. The high school lads led may also be a barbecue in connec the school hall. 8T. FRANCIS’ preue* on leniitivt eardrum* woi removed. DISCRIMINATING CAMERA FANS— Michael. Mrs. Morris Aguilar and in the first quarter, but fell behind FG FT PF TP Try Orotune Ear Drope 1* directed. They SAVE 50c FOR 60 DAYS ONLY I Clip tion with the show Mrs. E. J. O’Connor were welcomed The Rev. Cyril Zupan, O.S.B., five points in the second and never E. Carara, f . . 1 0 2 2 ere eote and contain an ingredient eipe- thia ad, lend with your negitiva and only Prizes will be offered for the as new members and Mrs. Sadie brother of the guest of honor, came again caught up. The final score Skube, f ______0 1 8 1 cially recommended for thia purpoeo. SEND $1 (or iplendid 8x10 Colored-Enlargement, from the abbey in Canon City to Hospital Installs Harrli, o __ — 0 1 6 1 NO MONEY I Pay postman 81.00 plus poet- best-dressed cowboy and cowgirl Stoppolis was a guest. Perpetual was 50 to 43. Dry Mounted. Roll developed and I Navar- be present for the occasion. Many Slrhal, e _ 4 0 0 8 tg* (8 bottles for 82.) If you enelete ctab Fida Raytona Printa or 2 Prfnti of each and for the many special events members announced were A. Fair The boys came to Denver under W. Carara, g 1 0 1 2 with order, we pay poitoge. HARVTN CO., good negative, 25c. RAY'S PHOTO Rodeo stock will be furnished by fax, deceased, and Mrs. Elizabeth of Sister Cyrilla’s former pupils the care of Brother Martin, ath Sarlo, g .. 0 2 2 22 W. 48th St.. Dept. 420, New York City. SERVICE. Dent 48-F, La Croiaa. W ii the Mountaindale ranch. Fairfax of Dubuque, la. as well as their mothers were prea- letic director o f the academy, and Evan, g ____ 0 0 0 ent. Maurice Delehant, Jerry Kelly, Mrs. E. J. O'Connor and Mrs. Lighting Cabinet Brother Ralph, basketball coach. Total* _____ ...... 7 2 12 16 Don’t Trifle with VICTORY STATION and Roland Fancy were elected in S. P. Keating, Jr., will be hostesses As a token of appreciation for While here they were taken to the ST. PATRICK'S In ntw last week's junior class meeting to her many years of service Sister ins as ^ ests o f the Cath FG FTPFIP to members of the Junior Taber Grand Junction.—To be prepared Durkin, f ______4 8 0 11 Rectal Ailments serve as officers for the rest of nacle society on Tuesday evening, Cyrilla was presented with a com dral school and had their first con Staaeato. f ______R 0 1 10 iSOLDIER’S plete new garb. for the blackouts or emergencies school year. The Abbey prom is March 23, in the Keating home. in which the electric power might tact with snow. They left Wednes Kraiovieh, o ______6 1 8 18 the juniors’ bie undertaJeing, and, HeEihern. o —______0 0 1 0 FREE BOOK— Explains WAY of the CROSS Mrs. C. V. Crouter is a patient in George Klebueher Die* be temporarily out, S t Mary's hos day for home. in order to pUrce it on a sound O'Leary, g ... . 1 0 8 2 Causes, Effects and Treatment Illnatrated by Mercy hospital, where she under George Klobuchar, who spent 66 pital has installed a Baker emerg Another group in the- tourna Krtueoh, g 0 0 1 0 financial basi» before further plans Learn interesting facts about Dom Gregory de Wit, O.S.B. went an operation last week. years in Pueblo, died at the age en^ lighting cabinet. ment that boasted several former Hemrlek, g 0 0 1 0 are discussed, a committee made McGrath, g 1 0 0 2 Piles, Fistula and other rectal and Mrs. Karl Mayer, Mrs. Francis of 85 on March 10. He had been 'The light operated from a bat Catholic school stars was the up of Delehant, Farley, Sobba, and colon disorders; also such com lOc each I Murphy, and Mrs. J. J. Sutton will retired from the local steel mills tery, is portable and can be used United States Coast Guard team Total! ...... ______17 4 * 88 Malouff has been appointed by monly associated ailments as head be hostesses to members of S t 13 years. On Nov. 9, 1942, Mr. in any part of the hospital. It will from the West coast. The Coast Referee* i Croeombe and Sojbel, 15 copies $1.00 Father Bonaventure Band, O.S.B., ard band accompanied this out- aches, nervousness, constipation Joseph’s circle in the Mayer home and Mrs. Klobuchar celebrated run 12 hours on the battery. or stomach, liver and bladder con Order from class moderator. Friday, March 19. their 50th wedding anniversary. The light is kept in the operat , Their bandmaster is Leonard ST. ANTHONY'S A war bond and war stamps will Hickson, former student in St. FG FTPFTP ditions. Write today— for a frank Members of S t Joan of Arc’s He was the husband of Mary; ing room, where It would most Banlie, { 0 1 0 be given away. Mary’s college, Oakland, Calif, and informative 40-page FREE T H E GRAIL circle will be entertained at lunch father of Mrs. Mary Tomick likely be needed in case of an Novak, f _____ ...... 1 0 1 2 Use of Qliders Discussed The contingent is stationed on 2 0 8 4 BOOK. Explains mild institutional eon and bridge Friday, M arches, of Bushnell, Nebr.; Mrs. Rose emergency. A .luminous pedal Dept. R St. Meinrad, Ind. Following a short sermon by Government Island, Alameda, Koltlar. g ...... * 0 1 6 treatment. Thornton & Minor in the home of Mrs. A. H. Wyers, Sterle, Pine Bluffs, Wyo.; Mrs. that can easily be seen in the ______2 0 1 4 Father Augustine La Marche, Calif., and is under command of Martinei, g __ Clinic, Suite 340, Kansas City, Mo. with Mrs. J. M. Rohan and Miss Catherine Rupar, Mrs. Josephine dark opens the cabinet end the O.S.B., Wednesday morning, March Lt. Joseph Verducci. ______8 0 7 18 Martha Peterson as co-hostesses. Perko, and Mrs.. Helen Purkatt, light flashes on immediately. Total! ____ Don’t Neglect Slipping 10, Dr. Lynch of Denver univer The J. J. Doolings have pur SACRED HEART HOME "FOR GOD Hud CODNTRY" sity gave a lecture on the use of all of Pueblo, - and the grand Bed Capacity Increaied sored a social Tuesday evening, FG FT PF TP chased a home at 6015 E.‘ 17th ave The capacity of the hospital has Karalniky, ( —______5 2 0 12 gliders in the present war. Doc father of 26 and great-nandfa- March 9, in St. Joseph’s school FALSE TEETH nue. recently been increased to 80 beds Cardinel, f _ 0 0 0 Patriotic Pocket Piece with Case tor Lynch reviewed the history of ther of two. One granddaughter hall, with a nice attendance. A Charei, e 2 0 8 4 Do fall* teeth drop, illp or wabbU • IZt 2 X in c h e s gliders in the United States^ and, is Sister M. David of Chicago, III to meet war-time needs. A class- good sum was added to the treas Ryan, g — 0 1 8 when you talk, cat. laugh or inoozaT after speaking fo r 45 minues, Requiescant in Pace Cpl. A. J. Rupar of the marine roor. has been converted into a ury. Valdei, g ______0 1 0 1 Don't tw annoyed and ambarraaMd by lueh aviation school of Chicago is a five-bed ward, and many private Duran, g 0 0 0 btndieapt. FASTEETH, on olkalin* (non I. LNT. answered the questions of the boys Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Guadnola, acid) powder to iprinUa on your platei, II. 1H.UI for 15 minutes longer. Dioceie of Pueblo grandson. Requiem Mass was rooms now have two beds instead 233 Chipeta avenue, are the par- Total* ____ ...... 11 8 4 25 ktepa fall* teeth more (irmly leb GlnS AGUERO— Vera, 680 Smelter, Pueblo. celebrated in St. Mary’s church of one. Rooms not formerly used|e:ints of a girl, born Wednesday, R*(«r*«: Croeomba. confident feeling of lecurity and added 9 Bears Win "A ” Dieil March 9. Daughter of Mr. and Mri. comfort. No gummy, gooey, paity tsito Ic illf With the completion of a suc March 13. Interment was in Rose- for beds have been converted into March 10, in S t Mary’s hospital. Simon Agucro; iUter of Joe, Nick, Ar lawn. or fbellng. Get FAS'TEETH today at any tkiiM cessful basketball season, nine thur, Alfred, Albert, Ignacio, Hope Marie, private rooms. Word has been received from With each team having one drug atore. Bears will be given the coveted Hargarette, Delorti, Tony, Mary Loulie, Charles Pechek, son of Mr. and Accepts Position Fort Collins that a girl was bom game left to play, the second Simon, Jr., and Mri. Ventura Chavex, Mrs. Joe Pechek, 1123 Egan, has to Mr. and Mrs.' Clyde Doran round standings rerised to date '“ A” award. The varsity members all of Puebio. Requiem M iit In Onr Lady In California to receive the emblem are Capt of Mount Carmel church March 16. In been on furlough visiting his par^ March 6. She has been named are: 25c I E. J. Palrang, assistant manager Sandra Ann; Clyde is in service W L Pet. TP OP Kenny Holden, Billy Costigan, terment Roielawn. ents and relatives in Pueblo. 123 88 GUERRA— Mri. Anielmi, 416 Kelley. St. Patrick'*___4 0 1.000 Asthma Mucus EiCI Joseph Charles Mencin, son of of a plumbing concern, is leaving and stationed on Treasure island, .750 78 Jocko Erramouspe, Bob Blind, Pueblo. Died March II. Wife of Frank 3t. Uaryk 8 1 72 Junie Klein, Pete Erramouspe, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mencin, 1216 the first of next week for El Centro, San Francisco. St. Lianmr't.—. 2 2 .600 78 64 Guerra; mother of Teddi* Guerra. Serv 61 ice! in Our Lady of Mount Carmel church Berwind, has been commissioned Calif., where he has accepted a po L. J. Dolan has left for White Sacred H. home 2 2 .600 70 Loosened FirstDay Pktvii Jimmie Marron, Bob Lafferty, and SL Francli' 1 8 .260 47 76 Junie Roche. This is the first March 13. Interment Roielawn. a second lieutenant in the army. sition. horse, British Columbia, where he 89 108 ta 4 ROSSORELLl— Mri. Domonica, 1007 St. Anthony'!.... 0 4 .000 ForThousands of Suffarors Monogram award for Blind, Laf He will be employed in the ca will rejoin an engineering crew on A long basketball season comes OhoUng, gaiplng, wheeling ipatma of tuin E. Routt, Hueblo, died March 10. Wife pacity of office manager and gen the Alcan highway on which he BronchitfAithma ruin aleop and energy. In- ferty, and Roche, who will soon be of Paiquale Roiiorelll; mother of Mri. to an end in the league Sunday, grsdlenU in the preiertptlon Mmdaeo quick initiated into the “ A” club. Mono Thomai and Reke Roiiorelli, both of eral caretaker. was employed for several months March 21, with the six teams wind ly oiroulata through the blood and oommon- gram sweaters wall arrive within Puiblo; Sgt. Renaldo of Fort Ord, Calif.; Medical Program A well-known Grand Junction last year. Mr. Dolan ,returned ing up the second round. St. ly help looien the thick itrongUng mneua An excellent combination of the relitiotu and Armand of Camp Pickitt; wrand- business msn, Mr. Palrang has the flnt day, tbui aiding nature us poUlatlnc and the patriotic with ldentl6cation fea the next week. mother ot Florence and Emil Thomai. here only a few weeks ago for a Francis’ plays Sacred Heart home the terrible recurring choking apoima, and taken an active part in community visit in his home and to claim in promoting freer breathing and reettnl ture. Ptaytr for protection and Indulgen- High Mass Precedes Memberi of Sacred Heart and Ladiei* in the first game. St. Leander’s ileeb. Mimdoeo 1* n«t a imoke, dope, or In- cad Ejaculation on back. Ideal for Service Fidelity lodgei, Princeii Yolanda locitty, Of Army Praised affairs through his membership in bride. Mrs. Dolan will remain here meets St. Patrick’s, and St. Mary’s leetlon. Juit pleoaont, toiteleet nalllatlnl and Third Order of St, Francii. Requiem tableta that have helped thoueande of tn> Men and Women; Equally auitable fot Sodality Convocation the Lions’ club, with which he has a while before joining her husband winds up against S t Anthony’s. If Civiltaiu. Send for one or more today. Mall in Our Lady of Mount Carmel Itror*. Iron clad guarantee—money book With the celebration of a High church March 16. Interment Roielawn. been affiliated for 15 years, and also in the northland when the weather the play runs true to form, no S S i S f , ^ No. 66, Ivory Pliitie with coat, ZJe Mass by Father Bonaventure, VENDITTl— Mri. Theodora, 1023 Box By Fr. Higgins in sport activities, serving as presi becomes more favorable. White change in league standings will druggut for today. Only Me. Sond coin, no ilampi accoptod chaplain of the Abbey school and Elder. Died March 14. Mother of Law dent of the softball association. horse is on upper Yukon river and take place. rence of La Junta, Mri. Lena Vento of Mrs. Palrang and their son, Ned, AGENTS WANTED sodality director, a sodality con' Florence. Nick, Mri. R on Kaaic, and (Continued From Last Page) an important point on the Alcan RHEUMATISM expected to remain in Grand Junc Sell thla fait iclllnsitemlnyourinare timi vocation was opened Sunday morn Mri. Betty Ribar. all of Pueblo; filter month for training in an intensive highway. ArthrlUi - Nioiitls Seistica Send ZSc in coin for sample and detaila. ing. March 14. The girls’ choir of Hri. Role Griesan of Pueblo; grand six-week course in which their tion until fall. All services Ash Wednesday Why eontlDUi to luifar tb* mother n( IS; great-grandmother of Entertain Viiitor* John E. Milner agonlxiog palm of thita di^ RELIGIOUS SUPPLY CENTER from St. Scholastica’s academy (our Member of Sacred Heart loclety professional knowledge is inte were well attended. Ashes were Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Keegan distributed before the 8 o’clock •oui whtB tb* uraal romodka Box 386 Attloboro, M«ti. sang the Common of the Mass, and and Third Order of St. Francli. Requiem grated with army needs. Enlisted hav« (ailid 7 Loam about a the boys’ choir chanted the Proper. H an in Our Lady of Mount Carmel men demonstrate medical emer spent the weekend as guests in the Mass and again in the evening saw, tmitworthy, modim, ooB^aigieal The speaker was the Rt. Rev. church March 17. Interment Roielawn. gencies under simulated war con home of Mrs. Keegan’s brother after services. Lenten services are Of Florence Dies iroatmaot mitbod. Tbli marviloui tnatmoDt i* eoraplotily explained tn the Boll CUnio’a Leonard Schwinn, O.S.B., Abbot ditions and help train the physi E. Holland, and Mrs. Holland Wednesdays are at 7:30 and con niw FREE Book. Writ* today. No obllgatloa. of Holy Cross abbey, who welcomed Bill Would Let Pupils cians in such operations as first Mrs. William Schneible, 1046 sist of the recitation of the Rosary, (Contimied From Last Page) a*U clinic.D ipt7000,Excelsior 8prlng*,H*. the sodality members and spoke to aid work, ambulance care, and so Grand avenue, suffered an arm sermon, and Benediction of the foi^a number of years and later A.SIRVICE FLAG Take Religious Classes fracture and possibly, other in them on matters of timely interest on up to establishing field hos Blessed Sacrament; on Fridays, moved to Florence. He was mar HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE in regard to the virtue of faith pitals. This type of training is juries in a fall in her nome. She 7:30. Stations of the Cross; and on ried in 1906 to Rose Carpine. for YOUR Parish Concord, N. H.— A measure in A DANCER SIGNAL The Abbot was attended by Father not dujDicated in any other army was cleaning woodwork and f^ll Sunday afternoon at 3:30, Rosary Mr. Giuliano is survived by R«oor mtn^m of yoor paHjIi troduced in the state legislature Often eaeoclated with Hardening of the wHo m MTHof- ibdr ceoirtry, in the world. from the table on which she was prayers, and Benediction. Masses his wife and five children, Michael, , Aloysius and the Rev. Stephen here provides for the releasing ArterlH, a Stroke, Porolydi, Heart Troo- standing. every morning are at 7:30 and 8 Louis, Joseph, Irene, and Diana, bit, Kidney Dieote. and other grave eo»- Sustrick, O.S.B., master of tJlla- of students from classes one hour Pleading for more correspond Clifford J. Stortz, son of Mr. and o'clwjk. all of Florence, and a brother, plletUoni. Reeultful treating method* of ■ thome hall. a week to receive religious edu ence from home to the soldiers, the Ball (Tllnlo have proven dependable (or . The first business function of the Mrs. Charles H. Stortz, 222 N. Sec. Tnursday afternoon St. Joseph’s Giovanni, of Philadelphia. rtlCCS ON HOMI KAOS cation in schools, upon written Chaplain Higgins asserted, “ Let nearly a quarter of * eentory. Send (or It*. t*ll*aa#h... day began in the Abbey library at ond street, was promoted to the Altar society met with the presi Rosary services were held at PREB Blo^ Prewure Book—today. No ob 'K*. IMU* Meh... TB« permission from their parents or ters are more important than •K*. 9»*« Italt' Mcfc.-.Ot-M 10 o’clock with a discussion by t‘ rank of sergeant He is stationed dent, Mrs. H. J. Elder, 428 White 7:30 o’clock.Sunday evening in the ligation. BoD CUnle. Dept 1060. Emelilor Mm naM' aaffe...0l,M. guardians. chow to a soldier.” Spring*. Ha I 6# J stte ^ t *U seen elm academy girls. The girls spoke The priest attended the dinner in the army air forces’ basic flying Mrs. Joe White assisted. There Holt chapel. Requiem HIm Mass Or4*ff rr*M IkU a4. *r Wnu f«f (r«« cauUfu the six Sundays of Lent and thrir for chaplains in the Colorado school near Independence, Kans. was a large attendance. The Very was sung by the Rev. Dominic ^ Famous to Ralieve ‘ PERIODIC’ ^ U. 5. €ind Papai Fiois—St^ /•» application in the life of the soda- Plans for Notre Dame area given by Archbishop Urban Lt. Jerry DeRose,R machinist’s Rev. Nicholas Bertrand gave an Sclafani, O.S.B., Monday at 9:30 helper, who is on leave, visited in o’clock, with burial in Union High V&&UA MFa, CP., DifLI, M bUW,nt list Especially emphasized were Founders’ Night Revised J. Vehr o f Denver March 15 and interesting talk on the Bible, and the "Daily Six” for practice in continued his visit in that city Grand Junction. Lt. DeRose was answered questions afterwards. A land cemeter)'. < graduated recently from the officer Victoria Louise, inf am daughter FEMALE Lent: Mass, Communion, Way of briefly before leaving for the collection of religious articles was ------WOULD YOU ------the Cross, visits to the Blessed Notre Dame, Ind.— Harry F. East to resume his army duties. candidate school of the corps for on display. Several rosaries, med of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Telck, was U K S TO BECOME A LAY BBOTHKRT Sacrament, prayer, and character Kelly, governor o f Michigan and engineers and was commissioned als, and small crucifixes were given baptized by Father Dominic. Mr. Would you Ilk* to conMcrato youraelf to president of the alumni associa God u a Lay Brother, devotiuK your lift to building. Following the prepared as a second lieutenant in the army. to be sent to boys in service. Two and Mrs. (xuldo Telck were spon PAIN prayer and work In the pcaco and quiet of talks by the mrls there was a lively tion of the University of Notre Oss-Week Mission In The son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso cakes were won by Mrs .A. Mendl sors. the Monastery T discussion of the Question, “ Why Dame, is working with the board of DeRose, 605 W. Main, Lt. DeRose cella and Mrs. Phillips. They will M ar^ret Edna Mazzaco, wife And Help Build Up Resistance AgilastM It you know a trade, place It In the directors o f the association on a of Dominic Mazzaco, was received If at such time* pou auSer pain, Ured, Mrvico of God I If you are not ckilled in a Aren’t More People Frequenting SI. Leander’ s Closes a graduate of the local high bring the cakes for next meeting nervouB leellnga. dlatreaa ot "irremi- trade, wo shall be sUd to teach yon one. the Sacraments?” revision of plans for the annual school. He entered the service two which will be held March 26 in St. into the Church. lariUe*"—due to functional monthly Develop whatever good is In you. for God's A lunch hour followed this dis Universal Notre Dame night. years ago Joseph’s school hall.^ Stations o f the Cross and Bene disturbances—start ct once—try Iiydta Cause. Write (or our bMklet, "The cussion, and the second half of the (Continusd From Last Page) Sgt George 0. Walker, son of diction of the Most Blessed Sacra E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound— Salvatorlan Brother." Bishop Makes BO helpful to relieve such diatrees be- VERY REV. FATHER PROVINCUL day’s activities began at 2 o'clock. ‘Dawn Patrol’ Prays for bers attending. On Friday evening Mrs. Clara Walker, Grand Junc ment are held in Lent every Friday cauae of Its aoothlng effect on one Society of the Divine Savior, Salratorloa Thia part of the program was at 7 o’clock, there will be Stations tion, is stationed somewhere in Official Visit evening at 7 :30 o ’clock. 'The reg of toonum's moat Important organs. Seminary. 8L Noxiant, Wla. Alumni in U. S. Servi(je ular Holy Hour, consisting of the Taken regularly — Knkham'e helps presented by the boys of the Abbey of the Cross and Benediction. There .4irica. Sgt Walker’s wife, Mrs, St, Joseph’s parish was host to build up reeiatance egalnat such school sodality. With Walter Sob Brooklyn.— While the alumni of will be no service on Wednesday Orletha Walker, is working for the the Most Rev. Joseph C. Willging, Rosary, prayers for peace and for symptoma. ilao a fine stomachlo ba, sodality prefect, acting as St. John's preparatory school here evenings. duration in California. D.D.. Bishop of Pueblo, who ar those in active service. Hymn for tonlol Follow label directions. “ judge,” Jack Butler and Jerry Sgt 0. J. Franchini, who has rived in Grand Junction Friday Victory, and Benediction of the For free trial bottle tear this out are fighting for the nation, they The regular meetihg of the Altar and send with name and addrdks to Enroll Now Kelly, “ prosecuting attorneys,” are receiving spiritual support and Rosary society will be held in been stationed in Williams Field night, March 12. This was the Bleued Sacrament, is held every the l^dla E. Ptnkham Medicine Co., resented interesting talks on “ The from the “ Dawn Patrol,” formed the school hall at 2 p.m. on Friday, Phoenix, Ariz^ is here on a 14-day first official visit of the Bishop since Tuesday evening at 7:30 o’clock. ^»^ieveUn^BL^[jynn^4a^ World and the Present Conflict” by students to pray for former March 19. The regular meeting furlough visiting friends. He is in the establishment of the new Dio Everyone is urged to attenfi. and “ The Remedy for War.” graduates and students now in ser of the Catholic Parent-Teacher the army air force. cese of Pueblo. THE SACRED HEART These talks met with opposition vice. league will follow at 3 p.m. A good Pfe, Jim McCoy, stationed in Bishop Willging administerei ifrom the “ devil’s advocates,” who attendance is desired at both meet Camp Atterbury, Ind., was home the sacrament of Confirmation to ; Invest Y our IHone;^ Now ;; MASS LEAGUE debunked the opinions offered by ings, as there will be business of on a five-tday furlough visiting his a large number of children and Notre Dame Prayerbook la ear ft* members (both living and dtcoosed) the other two from the 'point of importance to be decided. parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. L. McCoy, adults Sunday evening. shoro In ths Heh tpirltnol btnefiti ot s view of the student who does not Is Produced By Prefects An enjoyable school luncheon was 620 Gunnison avenue. His brother. His Excellency first administered LIFE INCOME AlWWITY • Moss oald dally, to the end of time, so- “ see the light” poclally tor the mtmben ot the Leapao Notre Dame, Ind.—Notre Dame held at noon on Tuesday, March Tom McCoy, recently retumet Confirmation in Delta Sunday For intomution writoi This session was followed by a students are enjoying a new Notre 16. Many of the mothers attended from the D. & R. G. W. hospital in morning, and returned to Grand For Ictalla writ* ts recreation period until 4:80 o’clock, THE PRIESTS OP THE SACRED Dame prayerb NEWS OF THE PUEBLO DIOUESE ST. MARY’S OPENS NEW CHURCH DRIVE IN PUERLO Four New Benedictines Lenten Devotion Schedule j Colorado Benedictino garb of St. Benedict March 12 In the Holy Croat abbey, Canon City. Shovm below, top row, are Jamet Patrick Noll (now Prater Patrick), Plan Also Will Seek left, and Earl Francia Kitling (Prater W alter). Bottom row, Melvin Community Totals 64 Kirby (Prater l»u ii), left, and John Butler (Prater Bede). In Cathedral Is Announced To Improve Existing (Sacred Heart Cathedral Parish, air base. They have "a new son, Pueblo) Michael, born Feb. 8. Mrs. Conner A sermon on the Bible, Rosary, also visited Ensign J. Geary Con As Four Aro Invostod Litany of the Blessed Virgin, and ner in San Francisco. Grove Area Building Benediction of the Blessed Sacra Francis Mooney, son of Mrs. Jos ment takes place every Sunday eve ephine Mooney of 2433 Court street, I After 20 Yeers in Canon CHy, Abbey Has 43 ning during Lent at 7:30, The Holy is a technician fifth ^ade in the Hour is held every Wednesday eve coast artillery, anti-aircraft divi Necessity fer Ccnslreclisn Dales Frem Disas- Priests, 7 Clerics, 4 Brothers, ning, and the Way of the Cross sion, and is stationed In Long every Friday evening at 7:30. Beach, Calif. irous 1921 Fleed; Huge $87,000 Debt Mrs. J. G. Conner of 905 Green Sgt. Francis Maestrini, son of 6 Novices, and 4 Postulants wood street has returned from Cal Mr. and Mrs. John Maestrini of ■ ■■■' - ■ - — - ifornia, where she spent three 604 Smelter avenue, is in the ord Almost Wiped Out by Parish Canon City.— (Abbey School)— Four young men, all stu- months visiting her son. Miles A. nance department in the army and i dents of Holy Cross college, Jack Butler, Melvin Kirby, James j'^ o n n e r, and family. Capt. Conner is stationed in Camp Howze, Tex. A drive for funds, with which to build a new church as is stationed in the Santa Ana Pfc. Charles Rodesta, son of Mr. < Noll, and Francis Kisling, were invested with the garb of soon after the war as conditions will permit, has been for and Mrs. Anthony Rodesta of 603 mally inaugurated by St. Mary’s parish, Pueblo. The purpose 1 St. Benedict on J^riday, March 12, the Feast of St. Gregory. Smelter avenue, is a machinest in 1 The Rev. Aloysius Potocnik, O.S.B., master of Redley hall, Giuliano-Perna the army and is stationed in Los of the drive has been explained in all the Masses on the last i officiated at the investiture, which was held in the Abbey Angeles, Calif. two Sundays by the pastor, the Rev. Anthony Roitz, O.S.B. Ernest Lucero, son of Mr. and 1 chapel. The investiture of these young men brings the The two-fold purpose of the drive, as proposed by Father Mrs. Genio Lucero of 209 E. Roitz, is the new church, and the improvement of the existing number of Colorado Benedictines up to 64. Marriage Held Fourth street, is in the artillery John Butler, to be known in re- branch of the army and is stationed church in the Grove district for the convenience of the people living in that vicinity^ ------igion as Prater Bede, is the eon in Camp Roberts, Calif. In Brookside The need for a new church of Mr. and Mrs. ’Thomas Butler, William Lynch, formerly of 112% W. Seventh street, is in the army dates to the disastrous flood that' 400 N. 11th street, Albuquerque, and is stationed in Camp Carson, inundated lower Pueblo in June, Brookside. — Miss Josephine 1921. Following that catastrophe, OF N. Mex. He received his high Colorado Springs. Perna and Fiore Giuliano were which made a shambles of the school education in the Abbey William O’Neil of 121 W. Sev united in |latrimony Saturday Grove, many of the people living school and is at present enrolled enth street, and John Frost of 423 morning, March 6, in St. Anthony’s in the vicinity of the church moved in the college department. Beech strwt have both been given church. The ceremony was per to higher ground, to what is Melvin Kirby, now Prater Louis, formed before a Nuptial Mass sung medical discharges and are home. John Patti, son of Mr. and Mrs. known as the Bessemer district. the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. by the Rev. Edward \^llmer, The vast majority of the parish Kirby, 1603 Spruce street, Boulder, O.S.B. Sam Patti of 124 Chester street, is in the army and is stationed in ioners are now living in Bessemer. eyFuiGGiiis is a graduate of Sacred Heart The bride wore a powder blue Shortly after the flood, the “ Eiler Fort Logan. school in Boulder and of Boulder gown of street length and a pow Gardens” were acquired by the high school. He spent two years George Bush, formerly employed der blue coat with white fur col in the state hospital, is a pharma parish at a cost of approximately (St. Patrick'i Paritii, Pueblo) in the University of Colorado be lar. Her hat was a coronet of $27,000. A school was bujlt on I Chaplain Joseph F. Higgins, fore enrolling here last September. cist mate in the navy. He is doing The recently appointed execu white flowers with face veil, dental duty with the marines and this property, involving an outlay I pastor of St. Patrick’s church, in Her corsage was of pink and white tive secretary of the Pueblo Coun James Patrick Noll, now Prater is overseas. His wife is now living of $60,000. In the 22 years since cil of Girl Scouts is Mrs. William roses and lilies of the valley. She j addressing the congregation at all Patrick, comes from Colorado in San Diego, Calif. the flood, this debt h^»-fegen al R. Burton, who previously* was carried a white rosary and bor , IJasses Sunday highly praised the Springs and is a product of St. Baptized March 9 was Paul most liquidated. associated with the Girl Scout Mary’s grade and high school. He rowed blue handkerchief. i^ erica n military medical pro Scherer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Two years ago a portion of the is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Miss Betty Perna, a sister of Scherer of 111 W. 12th street. The Eiler property was formed into gram. Although disavowing any at Noll of 110 East Columbia street. tempt to give official information, the bride, was bridesmaid. She sponsors were William Jahn and a subdivision, and named, ap he declared the U. S. setup unique, Earl Francis Kisling, now Pra was attired in a street-length ash Mrs. Merle West. Baptized March propriately, the Cyril Zupan sub and said his impression is that the ter Walter, is the second boy from rose gown with navy blue coat and 14 was Katherine Garcia, daughter division, in honor of tqe venerable prmy is being prepared with the Indianola, Nebr., to join the Colo navy blue accessories. Her cor of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Garcia of former pastor who bore the brunt S rado Benedictines. The son of sage was of blue sweet peas. The 226 E. Seventh street. Sponsors of the burden that a g r ^ t debt Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kisling, he is bridegroom was attended by his were Sam Navarro andJMrs. Trini imposes, over a period M many completing his first year in Holy brother, Frank Giuliano. dad Paris. years. It was the Rev. Cyril! Zupan Cross college. The ceremony was followed by who built the old churchl The The young men will continue Catholic High Senior Play a wedding breakfast in the home priest, also guided his parisnisners their studies as postulants until of the bride’s mother. A reception ’ ueblo Priest’s Aunt in the acquisition of the new prop June, when they will officially be- was held in the afternoon, when erty, and reduced the debt from in their novitiate and be identi- relatives and close friends called. Dies In Kansas City the original $87,000 to about ed fully with the Holy Cross ab Drawing Capacity Crowds $30,000 in 1939, when he finally f The bride is the daughter of relinquished the pastorate. The bey community. Mrs. Carmela Perna of Lincoln Miss Frances E. Kelley, aunt of sale of the lots, formed from this Park. Mr. Giuliano is the son of July of this year marks the 20th the Rev. John Kelley, Chancellor subdivision, was principally re anniversary of the establishment of Bishop Willging and most of the will be assisted by the Rev. W. D. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Giuliano of McCarthy. of the Pueblo diocese, died in Kan sponsible for wiping out most of the Benedictines in C®non City, priests of the city attended the Florence. After a short w’eddin Father McCarthy talked to an sas City Thursday, March 11. Miss the balance of the debt. where they began with nine priests March 17 performance of Don’t trip Mr. and Mrs. Giuliano wij assembly of the students of Avon Kelley was buried Saturday morn The present pastor, Father and a deacon. After 20 years of Take My Penny, the senior class make their home in Denver, where dale high school March 12. The oc ing (9 a.m.) from the Annuncia Roitz, will make a personal can the abbey’s existence, the monks play, in Pueblo Catholic high both are engaged in defense work casion was the observance of the tion church, Benton and Linwood vass of the parish in the interests now number 43 priests, seven school. .Ticket returns promised a in the Remington Arms plant. capacity audience again Thursday World Day of Prayer. boulevards, with Father Kelley of the drive for a new church, clerics, four' brothers, six novices, Lsnten Servicas Are Held officiating at the funeral. and hopes by this method to gar and four postulants. evening, March 18. The members of St. Patrick’s The first matinee performance basketball squad were entertained Lenten services commenced ner enough funds to insure a min Annual to Be Ready Soon was given for the sisters of the at a dinner and party by Mr. and Ash Wednesday evening with the Irish Historical Group imum of debt when ^he old church The annual is now under way, city and the children of Sacred Mrs. F. M. McEahern in their Rev. Harold Glentzer, O.S.B., in shall have been improved and the with Editors Hallenbeck and Blind Heart home, Sunday afternoon. home, 427 Lincoln, on March l l. charge of the parish during the Elects President General new one built. Subscriptions will Mrt. William R. Burton working on the dummy. They plan School children were requested to Spaghetti was served Father Pa absence of Father Vollmer. Sta New York.— James McGurrin be taken to extend over a 12 to have it dff to the press soon. tions of the Cross are held Friday was re-elected president general of months’ period. Parishioners have council in Cleveland, 0. Mrs. Bur attend either on Sunday or on trick Stauter, the coach of the ton spent most of her life in Cleve Photographers Osborn and Er- Wednesday afternoon. team, and the seven players who evenings of Lent. the American Irish Historical so been urged to make generous ciety in a meeting of the executive pledges, and a systematic method land, where she attended Notre ramouspe are taking care of the Cuttom Observed made the trip to Denver. Miss Josephine Balagna, who pictures for the annual. They council of the organization in the was promised by the pastor, to in Dame academy and was a member Martha Jane Cowen, Madeline Projects Established had been employed as clerk- ask that any one who has any pic society’s headquarters here. sure that all pledges will be paid. of the Gesu parish. University ' Chaplain Joieph F. Higgins Durkin, a n d Betty Naughton stenographer in the government Heights. She is at present a mem tures that might be used in the Girls of Pueblo Catholic high engineers office in Camp Carson, planted sweet peas on St. Patrick’s ber of St. Leander’s parish, and utmost efficiency to give the niax publication turn them over as soon who are members of the Junior has been transferred to Canada day in conformance with an old AWVS have two mfijor defense resides at 1101 E. 6th street. '* Imum care to save lives and cut as possible. Irish custom. She will be employed in the office down casualties. The American Messrs. Weller and Cooper have projects for the rest of the school of the engineers on the Alcan Bishop Honored at Dinner Along with her other duties policy may prevent spectacular been named business managers; Students of the high school and year—the sale of war bonds and highway. as executive secretary of the local victories, he said, because the Messrs. Rasby, J. J. Smith, and of St. Patrick’s grade school were stamps and work as. nurses’ aides in council, Mrs. Burton is promot free on Wednesday, the parish pa St. Mary’s hospital. The names of Nick Joe Colarelli, ing Girl Scout work in the Catholic lead Ms will not pay the price in Willers are taking care of pub Ben Dirito, and Nick H. Rossi have tron’s d ^ , and will have another The girls plan to erect a stamp parishes of the diocese. She is non as do the Nazis, for example, licity for the annual. Others on been added to the honor roll, mak In Rectory of Cathedral )idt prefer to expend materiel. the staff are Messrs. McAllister, holiday Friday, St. Joseph’s day, booth next Monday and to sponsor most anxious that all Catholic girls name’s day of Bishop Willging and a drive in the form of a contest ing a total of 40. Fourteen are The priest, who is a chaplain of Slanovich, and J. Balagna. The known to be overseas. and parents in Pueblo have a cor Carlisle Barracks, Pa., says the book is under the direction of the of Father Higgins, the pastor. among the high school nades in A testimonial dinner to honor the J. Wolohan, the Rev. John Kelley, rect interpretation of girl scout . ^Carlisle medical field service headmaster, and the price has been Bishop Willging will celebrate the remaining weeks of Lent. The John Lippis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Most Rev. Joseph C. Willging on the Rev. Louis Doherty of Ordway, ing and the advantages it offers. gchool receives 1,500 doctors set at $1.50. This year’s annual Mass in the sisters’ convent on Sat booth will be in the administration Sam Lippis, is stationed in the the occasion of the first anniver the Rev. Urban Schnitzhofer, She will welcome calls from girls (Turn to Page 9 — Column i) (Turn to Page9 — Column Z) urday, March 20. It will be his building outside the principal’s of naval station in Pearl Harbor. sary of his installation as the first O.S.B.; the Rev. Anthony Roitz, and parents who are interest^ in first visitation to the convent. He fice. Thus far this year bond and Sgt. Carl Tosetto, son, of Mr Bishop of Pueblo was given March O.S.B.; the Rev. S. M. Giglio, the formation of Girl Scout troops stamp sales in the school have and Mrs. Joe Tosetto, writes from 12 by the Very Rev. Thomas J. S J.; the Rev. W. D. McCarthy, in Catholic schools and parishes. totaled more than $7,000. an unknown address, presumably UHITHOUT your prayers, your Wolohan, rector of the Cathedral, the Rev. Charles Murray, S.J.; the Several of the older girls are overseas, that he is well. in the Sacred Heart rectory. Be Rev. Francis Wagner, the Rev. FORTY HOURS’ DEVOTION * ' sacrifices, your alms for the Aged Woman of donating their service as nurses’ sides the Bishop, the Rt. Rev. Ab Thomas Fitzgerald, the Rev. John Dioceie of Pueblo, 2nd Sunday men and women valoronsly strug aides in St. Mary’s hospital. This *We Cannot Tell Lies’ bot Leonard Schwinn, O.S.B., of B. Liciotti, and the Rev. Clement of Lent, March 21. Trinidad. gling at the mission front, the roject, started earlier in the year, Holy Cross abbey and 13 priests Gallagher. Mt. San Rafael hoipital. missions will end in ruin. All Is Slogan of Soldiers Animas City Is as been reorganized. The vol were present at the dinner, served the work lavished on countless unteers resumed work Monday aft under the auspices of the DCCW, missionary enterprises through ernoon. Each girl spends a period Macon, Ga. — There are too the centuries is now facing its Taken in Death of two hours after school on one many “ George Washingtons’’ in Chest of Linen • supreina'^st. All help for the or more days every week. the army camps near Macon, ac Given to Bishop missions is^hnt off from Europe. Members of the Mother Seton cording to William H. Mitchell. America^ the only land left Durango. — Mrs. Sarah Jane club and of the Junior CSMC unit USO club director. He attempted Following the dinner the Most PUEBLO which is able and willing to main Nanna, 76, died March 10 after are making scapulars for the men recently to stage a “ tall tales’ Rev. Bishop was presented with tain the standard-bearers of an extended illness. Bom Nov. 11, in service. They have promised contest for service men. There a chest of linen by Mrs. C. C. Bel Christ in their appointed worlr linger ip the name of the Pueblo 1865, in County Mayo, Ireland, she the Scapular Military 12 d(iozen. were no entries. "Quick Deliveries" DCCW. The affiliated organizations DUNDEE for God and souls. Here are A came to the United States in 1879 "Careful Druggists" FEW SUGGESTIONS how you and took up residence in La Plata of the DCCW financed the chest by CLEANERS & can help our missionaries! county in 1882. In 1900 she moved means of voluntary contributions The K-D PHARMACY with her husband, John R. Nanna, JOHN E. MILNER, RESIDENT OF taken up throughout the diocese. DYERS 1) Join our Co-Missionary Apos- »tb EUiabeth 8U. Pbea* Ult Broadwav - Arcade Bldg. to the Florida Mesa, where she The chest contained the'following a tolate! It is spiritual throughout articles; 24 percale sheets, 12 pil P. E. WTNDLE, Prop. 1349 East 8lh — no fees, no dues! Ask for par lived until la.st December, when she wa arruBN everything but moved to the home of her daughter, FLORENCE SINCE 1899, DIES low slips, two pairs of down pil THE DIET Phones 69-70 Phone 7343 ticulars! Close to 20 0 ,0 0 0 men lows, two blankets, four bedspreads, hers have been enrolled so far. ' Mrs. Frano Caughey, in Animas City. Surviving are her husband, one dozen linen hand towels, nine Florence.— John E. Milner, 83, In only fair health for 10 years, dresser scarfs,'one table pad, one 2 ) $1 will support a missionary needed in all our tropleaMnission six daughters, and two sons. retired, died in his home in Flor he had steadily grown more seri Your Busineei If Appreciated Compliments of priest or Brother or Sister in any Quaker lace tablecloth; one dinner fields; and 82.65 wiU cover the Cadet Jerry Lynton has received ence at 1:05 o’clock Thursday aft ously ill the last two years and cloth with eight napkins, and one of our eighteen pagan mission expenses for 5 ,0 00 aspirin tablets his call a~d leaves shortly for Den ernoon after a lengthy illness. • his death was not unexpected. Si. Marys Hospital fields, for one day. For how many banquet cloth with eight napkins. The Palace Drug Co. which are also in great dem an^ ver. He enlisted in the air forces Mr. Milner was born in Ken Conducted by days or weeks will you support everywhere. * last Aug. 28. He expects to go to one of our missionaries? tucky on Dec. 17, 1859. He came Priests in Attendance •raE REXALL STORE San Antonio for training. to Florence in 1899. He was a Sisters of Charity 9 ) * 8 1 00 will buy five complete Large Statues Are Listed Phones 27-28 406 N. Main St. 3) We can take care of your Mass Lt. Andrew T. Miernyk, son of member of St. Benedict’s cfflurch, 111 Qaincr Phen. tTO intentions, if your Pastor cannot. vestments (i.e., all five colors) the Knights of Columbus, and the Women from the deaneries of for a missionary priest. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Miernyk, is Offerings for Gregorian Masses visiting his parents and brother in Are Set Up in Modem Woodmen of America. Pueblo, Walsenberg, Durango and are also welcome! Durango. He is en route to Ctunp He was married Feb. 13, 60 Grand Junction formed the pur 10) For 8150 we can procure for chasing committee to secure the 4 ) For $5 you any o f our missionaries a Mass White, Ore. He completed a course years ago, to Marraret Ellen ROBERT S. FARICY can ransom a Pirtle. Surviving are his wife and linen. tagan child . Youbu have the privi Kit containing everything re in small arms specialties in Aber Alamosa Church five children. Mrs. Frank Walsh Priests present at the dinner MONUMENTS {ege of giving a baptismal name quired for the offering of Holy deen, Md. MAJOR were; The Very Rev. Aloysius to the child. Mass, in c lu d in g chalice, vest Mrs. W. B. Shaull has gone to of Beverly Hills, Calif.; William, CRAVE MARKERS Alamosa.— Two five-foot stat Miller, V.G.; the Very Rev. Thomas ments, altar stone, linen, etc. It Casper, Wyo., to visit her sister, a Florence decorator; Ghorge of 5 ) The average salary for a cate ues, one of Our Lady of Victory 787 S. Main St. • Phone 260-W is a real necessity for the traveling Mrs. Walter O’Malley. Colorado S p r i ^ ; Mary, an em chist (native teacher o f Christian missionary. and one of St. Jos^h, were set ploye o f the Florence telephone C Doctrine) runs from $7 to 810 a The C.D. of A. held a business up in the Sacred Heart church exchange; and Mrs. John Preston Week’s Mission month. Won't yon be able to su]>- 1 1 ) 8 5 0 0 to 81 ,0 0 0 will pay for meeting and study hour March 10, Sunday, March 14. Because of of Rainier National park. Wash port one for a month or two, or a ^aM l, and for the amount of The study taken up was the consti the low ceiling in the Holy Ghost Ington; and one grandson. JAGRER’S even for a year? The more cate 82 ,000 to 85 ,0 0 0 missionaries are tutional laws of the organization church basement, Denver, the five- Recitation of the Rosary was In SL Leander’s FLOUR chists a missionary has, the more able to build a good-sized church. In the absence of the chaplain, Mrs foot statues could not be accom held Friday evening in the Holt Shoe Repair Augusta Davidson gave an inter converts he can make. What a wonderftJ monument yon modated there, but the three-foot chapel. Requiem Mass was sung 610 N. Main Phone 470 could thus erect for yourself or pretation of some of the rules. The Mtandard of quality for 6 ) For 812 we cdn buy a dosen statues from Alamosa were just by the Rev. Dominic Sclafani, for anyone dear and near to you I Is Successful New for Old perfect baking. crucifixes which the missionary Mrs. Bertha Soens is spending the right size, so an exchange O.S.B., Saturday at 9:30. Burial Free PUk-Up and DtUrirr Serrtre gives to new converts, to be placed 12) Now, during spring, have a her vacation in California visiting was made between the two was in Union-Highland cemetery, relatives and friends. in their homes. treasure hunt in your home. churches. Coal Mine Operator (St. Lund«r’« Parish, Pueblo) 7) For 825 you can place a eibo- You'll be surprised how much you Mrs. John Kelly is much im The new officers of the Sacred The Rev. Russell Jackson, C.S.P., rium or chaUce in the hands o f a can find that will help the mis proved in health after a short stay Heart league will preside for the Is Taken in Death gave a mission in St. Leander’s missionary. Why not offer one in sions! Anything COLD (rings, m Mercy hospital. first thne at a breakfast meeting John G. Giuliano, operator of church, beginning on Sunday atonem e^ for the sins o f the watches, e y e g la s s frames, dis Mrs. Mary Lonystrom had been in the rectory after the 8 :30 Mass the Cedar Canon coal mine in Fre morning, March 7, and closing on FOR EVERYDAY past, in;gratitude for favors re carded dental work, e tc .); also ill recently, but is now reported Sunday, March 21, in which Mass mont county, died in his home Sunday afternoon, March 14. The ceived, or to obtain a certain anything sterling silver or plati' much improved. the members will receive JHoly Thursday morning after a night Masses and evening services were favor which you have much at num. . . . Broken, tarnished, or Communion in a body. of illness following a heart attack. especially well attended and the heart? beyond repair— let us have it, and Negro Race Is Called More people are assisting in Mr. Giuliano had been in failing large number o f communicants LOW CUT PRICES we shall turn it into cash for the daily Mass at 7 and 8 o’clock than health since last July, but his bore witness to the grand success 8 ) 830 will defray the expenses i support of our missionaries. Leading Mission Problem ever before in parish history. The of the mission. Many outstanding for a Medical Kit containing the condition was not regained as crit Lenten devotions, especially the ical. cases o f returns to the faith were most necessary medical outfit for IS) Help ns spread our free mis New Orleans.—“ T-he missions Stations on Friday at 4 and 7 ;30, He was one of the county’s best noticed and the attendance o f non a missionary's dispensary work.— sion literature. This is sorely the Shop at fostered by the Catholic Church of are drawing large crowds. known coal mining men and had Catholics was mos^ gratifying. For 81 0 we are able to procure most painless way o f helping the the United States in behalf of the Gregorio Vialpando and his The Holy Hour vml continue to 1 ,0 00 quinine tablets so much great caUse. optrated his own company since Negro race may well be called wife, Cirila, came from Lumber- 1921. Prior to that, he had been be held on Tuesday evenings from Aidreet off your eorrmpondenet to aifhart America’s mission responsibility ton, N. Mex., to sponsor the Baj>- employed In county coal mines for 7:30 to 8:30 o’clock in the Lenten number one,’’ the Most Rev. Jos tisra o f their grandson, Felix Di nearly 20 years. season and a new schedule with Father Bruno, S.V.D., Migg. Bureau, Techny, IlL — or: eph F. Rummel, Archbishop of ego Antonio, Jr. Agnes Rosan ' He was bom in Catacotte, Italy community singing and prayer will GROVrORUGEO New Orleans, wrote ia a letter to was the name given to the daugh March 12, 1884. He came to Fre be inaugurated. Seven hundred and Father Robert, S.V.D., Migg. Bureau, Girard, Pa. the laity relative to the annual col ter of Charles and Ida Garcia. mont county at the turn of the fifty booklets have been pur lection for Negro and Indian mi^ Theme sponsorsspoi were Lawrence and century. He resided in Coal Creek chased to be distributed to mem- D e H a g r^ (rum toFagsf— Column 7). I (Turn to Pag* 9 — Column L