NEW DENVER PRIEST IS DESCENDANTOF INDIAN CHIEF INSTAUATION OF B lS iP Y E i ORDINMION ClASS SUNDRY DEFINITELY SET, JULY 1 6 ; AT CATHEDRAL HERE IS TO CONSECRATION NEXT WEEK 3 —...... ■ iiiiiii 1 Six Clergymen Going From Denver to Cincinnati Eight Men to Be Raised to Sacerdotal Rank by Ceremonies / Bishop Tihen who married a French girl. A daugh The installation of the Most Rev, 1400 Central avenue, Middletown, The eight members of the class to be ordained to the holy priesthood at ter of the union, great-grandmother Urban J. Vehr, J.C.L., D.D., as Ohio, where for a time Bishop Vehr of Father Kessler, born in 1791, lived Bishop of Denver, will occur Thurs was an assistant pastor, has written the Cathedral, Denver, Sunday, June 7, present an array of talent and a for 114 years, seeing all of one and day morning, July 16. The definite to The Register: “ I hope the people The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register and The Register. parts of two other centuries before of Denver will like their new Bishop. diversity of makeup of exceptional date was announced this week by We' Have A bo Our Own Extensive Special Service, the K. of C. Service, the Central Verein Service, the death. The family strain is strongly We of Holy Trinity parish, Middle- interest. There are three Colorado the Most Rev. Bishop J. Henry Tihen, Fides Service and the California Catholic Press Service French, as the family names, Mareau town, loved him.” Her report agrees natives, one of whom, the Rev. Clar D.D., administrator of the diocese, and Latourelle, the latter the maiden perfectly with that sent to The Reg ence E. Kessler of Sacred Heart par who at the request of Bishop Vehr name of Father Kessler’s mother, sig set the date. The Register last week ister by the pastor of Holy Trinity VOL. XXVI. No. 42. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1931. $2.00 PER YEAR ish, carries the blood of the Red man announced the installation would parish, the Rev. James F. McNary. in his veins; another, the Rev. Roche nify. Knopke, O.F.M., of St. Elizabeth’s Studied in Denver likely occur in the week beginning Archbishop Joha T. McNicholas of Father Kessler ■was born in Sacred )uly 12. parish, made his studies away from Cincinnati, who is to consecrate Denver but is coming back to his Heart parish, Denver, his parents Bishop Vehr will be consecrated in Bishop Vehr, is one of the most out home town to be ordained; the third being Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Kessler St. Peter’s Cathedral, Cincinnati, standing prelates in America. He is the Rev. John F. Wogan of the of 2931 High street. He was grad next tyij^nesday morning, at 10 was born in Ireland in 1877 and was Cathedral parish. The Rev. Henry uated from Sacred Heart grade and o’clock. The following Denver fo u g h t to the United States in 1881. Ford, who will serve in the Diocese high schools and attended Regis col clergymen will attend; Bishop J. Educated at St. Joseph’s college, i of Denver, was a business man of lege for a short time. He entered Henry Tihen, the Rev. Hugh L. Mc- Philadelphia; St. Rose’s college, unusual ability before studying for St. Thomas’ seminary in 1925 ard Menamin, rector of the Cathedral; Springfield, Ky.;‘ St. Joseph’s col the priesthood. Others include the made all his studies for .the priesthood the Rev. Robert M. Hennessy, C.M., lege, Somerset, Ohio, and Minerva Rev. Charles Schpeider, well known there. His first Low Mass v/ill bo and the Rev. Ralph A. Bayard. C.M., university, Rome (where in 1904 he If for his musical ability, and the Rev. said at St. Joseph’s hospital, Denver, S.T.L., of the faculty of St. Thomas’ was given the degree of Lector of Thomas Leon Aumais of Canada, who Monday morning, June 8. He v/ill seminary: the Very Rev. A. A. Sacred Theology), he earned the studied a year in St. Thomas’ sem celebrate his first Solemn Mass at St. Breen, S.,|., president of Regis col rare degree Master of Sacred Theol- inary to familiarize himself with the Ignatius Loyola church, Denver, Sun lege; and the Rev. Matthew Smith, ogy in 1917. He was ordained to the English language. Two men are to day, June 14, at 10:30 o’clock. The editor of The Register. Bishop priesthood in 1901 and before his be ordained for the Monterey-Fresno Rev. Terence Devlin, S.J., pastor of Tihen will leave for Cincinnati Sun consecration as a Bishop served as diocese, California— the Rev. James Sacred Heart-Loyola parish, will be day afternoon. Father McMenamin a teacher and pastor and for eight .-Si'' Dowling and the Rev. A. L. the archpriest and will deliver the has already left for the East, having years as national director of the Holy Dundas. The Most Rev. Bishop J. sermon. 'The Rev. James P. Flanagan, driven by automobile and intending Name society, editing The Holy Name Henry Tihen will confer Holy Orders pastor of St. Mary Magdalene’s par to visit in Philadelphia before going Journal. This society, with a mem ID members of the class at a Mass ish, Denver, ■will be the deacon of to Cincinnati. bership exceeding, 1,250,000, greatly beginning at 10 o’clock Sunday. the Mass; the Rev. Hubert Newell, thrived under his direction. He was Bishop Vehr has just attained his I It seems particularly appropriate Walsenburg, subdeacon, and the Rev. fortieth birthday anniversary. The conseccated Bishop of Duluth, Sept. / \ that the ordinaition class in this great Francis P. Cav/ley, St. Philomena’s great majority pf the Bishops named 8, 1918, and appointed Archbishop city of the West should number one parish, Denver, master of ceremonies. I \ in their late thirties or of Cincinnati in 1925. His regime whose ancestry, in part at least, is Father Wogan early forties. Every report received at Cincinnati has been conspicuous Indian. Father Kessler’s great-great ' The Rev. John Wogan was born from Ohio .about the new Bishop b? in a number of ways, but chiefly be grandfather was Chief Big Ox at Aspen, Colorado. His mother, Denver indicates that the diocese has cause of the great progress, made in Walkee, leader of a tribe in Canada, (Continued on Page 4) been blessed in the man chosen to Catholic education. It is expected guide its destinies. Mary Maher of (Continued on Page 10) .ORDINATION CLASS, 1931, , ST THOMAS SEMINARY, DENVER. .COUDRAI®-;;f,;.if>5?,“. Herbert Fairall Is Orator for Regis Three Denver Girls, One Convert, Top row, left to right: The Rev. James H. Cann, the Rev. John F. Wogan, the Rev. Michael E. Fleming, the Rev. Henry Ford, the Rev. Thomas L. Afimais and the Rev. Albert L. Dundas. Bottom row: The Rev. George J. Windsor, the Rev. Clarence E. Kessler, the Rev. Charles M. Schneider, the Rev. James G. Dowling, the Rev. Commencement on Sunday Night Thompson L. Marcero and the Rev. Philip J. Cassidy.— 0. Carlton Byers studio photos. ____ Win St. Mary’s-of-Woods Degrees The commencement exercises of Recessional ...... Regis orchestra Regis college will be held in the col (Musical direction. Rev. Andrew S. Three Denver girls are among the rora, the college literary magazine, lege auditorium this Sunday evening Dimichino, S.J.) graduates of the College of St.' and she is a ipember of the literary at 8:15 o’clock. Herbert Fairall, for The forty-second annual elocution Mary-of-the-Woods in Indiana this staff of The Bugle Call, a magazine Golden Jubilee of Fr. Cbrysostom, IISTEING IN mer state 'treasurer of Colorado and contest, presented last Sunday eve year. They are Miss Emma Dunn, published by the journalism depart well known in business and political ning by the college students, proved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ment of the college in the interests Ordination day on Sunday, Conse circles of Denver, ■will address the to be one of the finest in the long Dunn of 1072 Pennsylvania street; of the Missionary Sisters of Provi cration day on Wednesday! Eight graduates. A “ Review of the Year” history o f these contests. In spirit Miss Mary O’Connor, daughter of dence at Kaifeng, China. Miss Dunn young men * will kneel before the will be read by the president, the with old traditions, the program this Dr. and Mrs. Thomas (PConnor, 525 plans to entSr the social service field Silver One of Father N. Bertrand Bishop of Bosana, our belored retir Very Rev. A. A. Breen, S.J., and year was chosen from among the Circle drive, and- Miss Charlotte and expects to work in Denver. ing Ordinary, on Sunday and receive the valedictory of the class of 1931 prize-winning pieces of by-gone days. Snell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Les Miss O’Connor’s college career the imposition of hands through will be 'given by John Stanko of Sterling, deacon; the lifev. E. J. John Dandrow spoke “ The Black has paralleled Miss Dunn’s closely. Two important jubilees will be cel which the grace of the Holy Ghost Pueblo. lie Snell of 930 Downing street. Verscbcaaghln of Brighton, -subd^a- Horse and His Rider,” a scene from Commencement exercises o f the She has majored in history and ebrated in Colorado next week— the ■a^ir come upon them, making them The program follows: con, and the Rev. John P. Walsh of the American revolution. This was college will be held Tuesday morn minored in English. Active as a mem golden anniversary in the priesthood Processional ...... Regis orchestra Crested Butte, master of ceremonies. priests forever according to the or' followed by two stirring Scotch bal ing, June 9, in the Cecilian audi- ber of the Children of Mary sodality, of the Rev. Chrysostom Lochschmidt, der of Melchisedech, with the power Academic procession of graduates O.S.B., pastor of St. Louis’ church, ■The sermon will be delivered by the lads, “ The Island of the Scots,” de torium on the college campus. Michael she was the cjioice of the sodality as to consecrate bread and wine and and faculty. I Louisville, and the silver anniversary Rev. M. P. Boyle of Salida. The livered by Edward Austen, and “ The Williams, Litt. D., editor of The its representative as the Madonna make them the Body and Blood of The Year in Review,” Very Rev. A. Burial March of Dundee,” by Frank in the annual Nativity play. She won of the Rev. Nicholas Bertrand, pas Most Rev. Albert T. Daeger, O.F.M., A. Breen, S.J., president. , Commonweal, New York, will de tor of St. Joseph’s church. Grand Archbishop of Santa Fe, will he pres Christ, and also to forgive sins. On lin Stoddard. After a selection by liver the commencement address, and honors in the Madonna evening pro Wednesday, our youthful new Bishop Selection ...... Accordion club the Regis orchestra and vocal num gram when, portr^ing Chambers’ Junction. Father Chrysostom’s cele ent. Forty priests thus far ^ v e sig the Most Rev. Joseph Crtartrand, nified their intention of participating 'will kneel before three of his fellow Prof. Angelo M. Pollice, director. bers by Joseph Wildgen, the elocu “ Mother of God,” her tableau was bration will be Thursday, June 11, Presentation of candidates for de Bishop of Indianapolis, will confer in the ceremonies. prelates, two of them Archbishops of tion program was continued by Noble adjudged the most artistic of the and Father Bertrand’s Wednesday, grees, Rev. Joseph A. Ryan, S.J., degrees, diplomas and honors. June 10, the date of the consecration A banquet will be held at 1 o’clock importapt sees, and have conferred Laesch speaking “ Lasca,” a love Miss Dunn and Miss O’Connor are program. in the Country club for the visiting upon him the plenitude of the priest dean. story of the Texas plains. Edgar Al Miss Charlotte Snell will receive of the new Bishop of Denver. Conferring of degrees. Very Rev. condidates for the Bachelor of Arts Father Chrysostom will be-the cele clergy, with the Rev. J. P. Carrigan hood, given by Christ to His Apostles len Poe’s weird short story, “ Tho degree. Both are graduates of St. the degree Bachelor of Science in of Glenwood Springs ah master of when He sent them forth to preach A. A. Breen, S. J. Tell-tale Heart,” was adapted and home economics. Miss Snell has had brant of a Solemn Mass at 10 o’clock, Valedictory...... John J. Stanko, B.S. Mary’s academy of Denver. In her in St. Louis’ church, Louisville, on ceremonies. to the whole world. given to perfection by James Burke. college career, Miss Dunn has been the distinction of carrying the St. A reception will be held Wednes Selection ...... Accordion club The rendition of this piece won for. Thursday morning, following which In unbroken line, from Christ Him' an active member of the Catholic Mary-of-the-Woods Alumnae associ day night in the Avalon theater, Awarding of prizes...... Mr. Burke the Knights of Columbus ation scholarship for four years. This a banquet will Jie held for the vis-, self, these Orders have descended, Students’ i](ission Crusade, the Chil iting priests. starting at 8 o’clock. This will be an ...... Very Rev. A. A. Breen, S.J. medal. Noble Laesch.. was awarded dren of MAtfy sodalit/ and the Pen scholarship may be awarded annu invitation affair, for which tickets from generation to generation; and Selection ...... Accordion club second place. The Rev. C. M. John Father Bertrand will be the cele by the promise of God, Ordination ates club, an organization of stu ally but is tenable for four years brant of Solemn Mass in St. Joseph’s have been issued to Catholics and Prof. Angelo M. Pollice, director. son of the Cathedral gave the de dents interested in home economics. provided the student maintains high non-Catholics. An entertainment will ceremonies will occur regularly until Address to graduates..Herbert Fairall cision of the judges. church at 10 o’clock on Wednesday our weary world throws off her mor Miss Dunn has written for The Au (Continued on Page 8) morning. Assisting will be the Rev. be given by the school children, fol Denis O’Begley of St. Mary’s hos lowing which addresses will be made tal yoke and time is merged into pital, Grand Junction, assistant by the follo^ n g: The Rev. Charles eternity. But through all eternity, priest; the Rev. Charles H. Hagus of (Continued on Page 10) each man who has been marked with Regis Priest Badly Hurt in Title of Most Rev. for Bishops the seal of the' priesthood, whether in the manner of the young deacons who will receive it Sunday, or in that Auto Wreck, Avoiding Collision Used on Official Correspondence pp^j. J jy . "[]|jg |g Qjjj W of the young monsignor who will be made our Bishop next Wednesday, will be marked with its character The Rev. Bernard Karst, S.J., of forced to the curbing and his car Some of the American Bishops have use Most Reverend as the title for forever 1 Heaven bows to earth and the faculty of Regis high school, is ran into a telephone pole, against been using the title Most Reverend all Bishops. , eternity brands time with an ever in St. Joseph’s hospital suffering from which he was thrown with considei-- instead of Right Reverend wthin the In its Central California edition. lasting seal. The earth worm is lifted a broken leg and serious injuries to able violence. Both drivers were go last few weeks, as the decree from The Register was the first paper to Bishop Tihen of Schleier Mansion to heights that even’ angels must envy. one of his feet, as a result of an ing slowly at the time. Father Karst use Most Reverend as a Bishop’s title. accident when he was driving his .^vas reported to be doing well at the Rome giving all Bishops the title of Not 'with riches that melt to nothing The National Catholic Welfare Con when ^ death arrives, and that mock auto last Saturday morning. The ac hospital Wednesday, but it is likely Most Reverend Excellency seemed to ference News Service, at the request ' Despite the holiday a*id the attrac-J-the Catholic Charities, who told at molding bones within the grave; cident occurred near 'West Eighth that he will have to remain there for prefer this. The Register, in itsuvari- of The Register, has been endeavor tions offered by the fine weather, briefly of the works undertaken by not with fame that perishes a week avenue and Federal boulevard, when at least a month. ■ ous editions, has followed the fqcal ing to get an official ruling on the there was a surprisingly large crowd the. Church in behalf of the poor and or two after we have gone and others he and a driver of another auto were His misfortune came just at the custom, using Most Reverend or correct title. The fact that the Apos at the blessing of the new home of paraphrased, in relation to her, the have come' to fill our place; hot with trying to avoid a collision that end of a strenuous school term, when tolic Delegation is using Most Rev Right Reverend where the custom pre the Cath^ic Charities last Saturday statement of Christ that if the world the perishing glory of the flowers, seemed imminent. . Father Karst was the summer vacation was at hand. vailed. This week, however, on a let erend indicates that no ruling is now afterno PAGE FIVE Thursday, June 4,1931 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER Telephone, Main 6418 STUDENTS GIVE 20 GRADUATES FEAST WILL BE A R T EXHIBIT AT PARK HILL OBSERVED SUNDAY (St. Vincent de Paul’s Parish) (Blessed Sacrament Parish) (St. Elizabeth’s Parish) Students of St. Vincent de Paul’s This Sunday, at the 8:30 Mass, the At 9 o’clock this Sunday morning, school exhibited their art work last following twenty graduates of the the solemn celebration of Corpus Sunday, following Church services. Blessed Sacrament grade schools will Christi will begin. The procession Paintings, drawings and posters were receive their diplomas: Dorothy Al will be held as m former years, with displayed in classrooms. The exhi len, Virginia Ball, Thomas Barrett, all the societies taking part. Im JUNE bition was supervised by Sister Mary Dorothy Bate, John Collins, Paul mediately after the Solemn Mass, the Norbert, principal and art teacher. Gappae, June Gribben, Viking Gal cross-bearer and acolytes will lead^ Sister Mary Norbert will give an art lagher, William Kerin, Arthur Klup, the procession into the open, if the This Is the Month of the course iti El Paso, Texas, this sum Betty Jane McCaddon, Alva Moore, weather permits. There will be two mer. Marguerite O’Brien, Harry Offuth, stops on the line of march for the Sacred Heart of Jesus Requiem High Mass was cele Dorothy Wack, Ivan Wagner, Mar- purpose of giving Benediction; a brated Monday for St. Vincent’s Pur- n r e t Mary Walsh, Helen Wienecke, Third Benediction will be given in gatorian society and on Tuesday and Bernard Woolums and Herbert Zahn. church. The Knights of St. John will Wednesday for Mrs. 0. L. Smith. Last Tuesday, the graduates gave act as bodyguard to the Blessed Sac We have in stock a large as Last Monday, the children of the a program and presented a beautiful rament. As this is a grand occasion sixth and seventh grades enjoyed a grandfather’s clock to the school. for Catholics to make open profes sortment of statues of the Sa picnic at the mountain cabin of Ben School closes this Friday, with the sion of their faith in the Eucharistic Braconier. An exciting event was following children receiving honors: God, in accordance with the words of cred Heart, well executed and a game of indoor baseball by girls First grade, Kathleen Allen and Christ Himself: “ Whosoever shall against boys. The boys triumphed David Rampe; second graiade, Rose- confess Me before men, I will ’con truly inspirational in expres in a hotly-contested session. The chil fess him before My Father, who is in sion. dren are grateful to Father Walsh, heaven,” the pastor, Father Eusebius More Efficient Than Father Lemieux, Sister Mary Nor Schlinginann, O.F.M., hopes that the bert, their teacher; Mrs. Fischer, Collins and Joseph Baumgard; fifth parish will be represented by a long Mrs. Nieters, Mrs. Mahoney, Dr. rade, Mary Jane Gates and Milburn line of reverent and devout worship In height from 8 inches Metz, Mr. Braconier and Mr. Dunn brn; sixth grade, Margaret Berger ers. for their generous help in giving and Robert Lester; seventh grade, The Altar society will receive Holy to 6 feet. Ever them an outing they will long re Rosemary Elliott and_ Billy Potter. Communion, not at 8 o’clock as member. In the eighth grade, Dorothy_ Allen usual, but at the 7 o’clock Mass this Prices— $1 to $125 The May procession and the received the scholarshi to St. Mary’s Sunday; on Tuesday afternoon, the With the addition of our new crowning of the Queen of May, with academy and Dorothy ^ate and John members will hold their regular the school children participatanif, Collins received the scholarships to monthly meeting. side door entrance, Horart Chapel took place last Sunday. The'church the Cathedral high school. Benediction will be given every was crowded to its utmost capacity Edward Mandru and William morning during the Octave of Corpus Service has become more beauti with worshipers to witness the beauti Drinkard, graduates of Blessed Sac Christi after the 8 o’clock Maas. ful ceremony. rament scliool, were among the lead On Friday, June 12, the Church BOOKS FOR MEDITATION ful, more complete. This Sunday, the parish celebration ers of their class at the Colorado uni will celebrate the Feast of the Sacred of the Feast of Corpus Christi will versity. Heart. There will be a High Mass ON THE SACRED HEART The reception room chapel is take place. High Mass at 8 o’clock Mrs. Loughran is ill at her home, at St. Elizabeth’s at 8 o’clock, fol will be followed by a procession of 1642 Fairfax avenue.. lowed by Benediction of the Blessed for those who want a more in the Blessed Sacrament. The procession of Corpus Christi Sacrament. General absolution will The Sacred Heart and Mine in Holy The summer schedule of Masses will take place after the 11 o’clock be given after all three Masses on goes into effect this Sunday. Masses Mass this Sunday. that day for the benefit of the Communion ...... -...... ?1 .6 5 formal tribute rendered amid will be at 6:30, 8, 9:80 and H Requiem High Mass was celebrated members of the Third Order. Devo homelike surroundings. The main o’clock. Tuesday for Michael Lenord tions in honor of the Sacred Heart The Promises of the Sacred Heart...... 91*40 Father Francis W. Walsh is con E. K. Ward and family will leave will also be held in the evening at .chapel has the appearance of a ducting the retreat for the Knights shortly for New Orleans, La. 7:45. The Litany of tlie Sacred Heart...... 91*40 of Columbus this week at Holy Ghost The Tabernacle society will meet St. Anthony’* 7th Centenary church. at the home of Mrs. N. Steinbruner, The Feast of St. Anthony, which Month of the Sacred Heart, by Abbe Beribioux....50< church and seats 150. Rooms at Miss Elinore Margetts of Colorado 1980 Glencoe street, this Friday aft falls on Saturday, June 13, will be Springs is the guest of Miss Mary ernoon. ' memorable this year as marking the the rear of each chapel provide Gertrude Aull. Father McDonough recentlv bap seven hundredth anniversary of his tized the infant daughter of Mr. and The Altar and Rosary society will death. A Solemn Mass, followed privacy for members of the family. Mrs. John Meany, Jacqueline Alice. hold its last meeting of the season ^ Benediction of the Blessed Thursday, June 11, at St. Vincent’s Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Courtney were Sacrament, will be celebr'ated in Many Others to Select From. the sponsors. Our satisfying service is the result of social hall. honor of the saint at 8 o’clock. The School will close this Friday. Requiem High Mass was celebrated blessing of the lilies will take place 41 years* Experience. Mrs. Michael Dosch is ill at St. Wednesday for Louise Brizzolaro. immediately before the Mass. As Joseph’s hospital. The Blessed Sacrament Choral Pope Leo XIII, a great admirer of club enjoyed a beefsteak fry at Look St. Anthony, gave a new stimulus to out mountain May 27, instead of at an old devotion by declaring him the 28 GRADUATES Ralston. Thirty-two were present. saint of the whole world, so now Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kirkpat AT ST. DOMINIC’S rick, 2984 Bellaire street, are the Pope Pins XI in a similar spirit James Clarke grants many privileges and spiritual happy parents of a baby daughter, blessings to the Franciscan order and 1 (St. Dominic’s Parish)) born at Mercy hospital. to his numberless clients in order to W. P. HORAN The Wednesday Dridge club* met at Church Goods House The closing exercises of St. Dom encourage the wopihy celebration of the home of Mrs. Weldon, 2211 inic’s parochial school will be held the saint’s seven hundredth cen 1636-88 Tremont Street Denver, Colorado in the school hall this Friday eve Birch street, May 27. Mrs. Quinn tenary. His jubilee year, the Holy ning. It has been customary on the won the honors. Father has declared, vail extend Phone TAbor 3789 AND SON preceding evening for the children The children whe were unable to from his feast day this year until to present an entertainment, and this make their First ‘ Holy Communion with the regular class will receive June 13, 1932. No doubt the Holy OUT-OF-TOWN ORDERS INCORPORATED year a very interesting one was Father’s words will again increase this Sunday. They are Buckner GIVEN PROMPT AND CAREFUL ATTENTION ^ given. Eaph class in the school had the number of St. Anthony’s clients Creel, Mary Coughlin, Edwin Kenne- a place in the program, and the di throughout the world. An interest FUNERAL CHAPELS versity of selections afforded the beck and Billy Quinn. The Rev.. J. F. McDonough deliv ing description of St. Anthony’s per audience a very enjoyable evening. sonal appearance is given in the fol On Friday evening, a briefer program ered the baccalaureate sermon at Ample Parking Space-Central Location Loretto Heights Sunday afternoon. lowing words, which are taken from will be given, followed by the presen one of the many biographies of the tation of diplomas. The twenty-eight The bridge tournament, sponsored by the Altar and Rosary society, saint: “ His complexion was Very 1527 Cleveland Place KEyatone 6297 members of the graduation class are dark, as is generally the case, with Catherine Bueb, Frances Bueb, Jos- closed Monday night, after an enjoy able series of games. High score the Portuguese; he was a little under Casey, Dorothy Clark, Leo middle height, and, although he ap Cook, Mary Currigan, Marie Doyle, prizes for Monday evening were awarded tp Mrs. George Greer, Miss peared to be strong, he was of a Pawl Ducey, James Fanning, Ellen weakly temperament. His coun Flaherty, E. Raymond Flint, Cather. Mae Gavihr N. Steinbruner, Mrs. A. Kellogg, Mrs. Bartosch, Mrs. Hussey, tenance was gracious and pleasant, ine Gartland, John Kauth, Agnes almost childlike, yet it bore the im- Keniery, John Lansing, Gertrude Mrs. G^ald'Hughes and Mr. Streck. Mrs. Dertina received the door prize. iress of a sweet gravity. His fore- Lee, Francis Lents, Camilla Me- lead was broad, his look piercing, his St. Vincent de Paul’s Parish Auliffe, Wilma McKissick, Ernest Total high scores were awarded to i Mrs. A. M. Kellogg, Mrs! A. J. Horne, whole face announced a very great Ross, William Sheehan, Mary Stevers, goodness and kindness, j^ll persons 1003 SO. GAYLORD Mary Simms, Edward Thompson, Mrs. Crissey, Mrs. Charles Maihoney, PHONE SOUTH 0144 Mrs. Gerald Hughes, Mrs. N. Stein were instinctively drawn towards THE CHRYSLER GROCERY CO. John Tongish, Elva Vote, Ursula him, and even those who were unac -Fruits and Vegetables Wagner and Edward Whitlock. Gold bruner, H. McGrayel, N. A. Stein Fancy .Corn-Fed Meats— Groceries bruner and Mrs. Bartosch. St. Jude’s quainted with him were subdued and QUALITY-SERVICE—PRICE______FREE DELIVERY medals will be awarded for general won by the bright sanctity which Speer and Bannock excellence, to Dorothy Clark; for and St. Anthony’s circles were in charge. Mrs. Perkins and Mrs. Pope, •shone forth from his whole being. OUR POLICY: Merchandise Worth highest honors in Christian doctrine, St. Anthony is one of the greatest Pearson’s Grocery and to Paul Ducey; for highest honors in the captains, were assisted by the fol the Money and a* Represented. lowing hostesses: Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. thaumaturgists that have appeared Estaolished 17 Years, Service Station , English, to Wilma McKissick; for Kennebeck, Mrs. Bonomo, Mrs. m the Church since Apostolic times.” hignest honors in mathematics, to 75 GUARANTEED USED CARS 75 MEATS, GROCERIES. FRUITS AND Agnes Keniery. Knobbe and Miss Gormeley. The various bazaar committees are IRISH HOSPITALS BENEFIT IN VEGETABLES— ^FREE DELIVERY LAKESIDE MANAGEMENT BE-\ $12,500,000 SWEEPSTAKES Also Gasoline and Oils working with an eagerness and busi LIEVES IN PATRONIZING ness zest which give every assurance The unofficial total of the Irish HOME INDUSTRY Hospital sweepstakes receipts was E. Louisiana & So. 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Gaylord St. Phone SOuth 4S4S for the 1931 season. went to the hospitals and, after the With Safety mittee have already begun their In signing up this local organiza payment of expeifses, the balancajvas Antomstte Pilot Light______$ 8 1 .5 0 BONNIE BRAE Work, and consequently another of At {6.00 Down. tion, the park management sincerely set at $9,000,000 for distribution in those famous St. Dominic’s parish $6.00 Per Month Add______$10.00 Service Station believes it has employed one of the prizes. In all, the prizes exceeded 2408 East Colfax Avenue— Phone YOrk 5000 Residence Phone YOrk 0298 PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS meals will be served.’ The dinner will Phillips “ 66’.’ Gas and Oil best social organizations in the 4,000 in number, and the awarding, Plenty of Hot Water Any Hour— Repair Work s Specialty— Estimate* Furnished formally open the bazaar on the eve United States. Hume Everett’s band which began May 30, occupied about Free Crank Service— Tire Repairing IT PAYS ning of June 25 and, until the final has toured Europe with the Cunard four days. CARL DIRE So. Univ. and E. Ohio awards are made on Saturday eve ONE-HALF BLOCK FROM BUS DEPOT steamship lines and has demon Street Car* No*. 11-13-40 at Depot Step ning, features, very attractive and strated marked ability over the local i at Hotel Doer satisfying, will hold the stage. POPE BLESSES 38 PRIESTS OF radio stations, KLZ and KOA. In ad AMERICAN COLLEGE, ROME Colorado Hotel A. L. SMITHy Prep. A very beautiful wedding took dition, the orchestra has acquired a 17th Street at Tremont Phone KEyatone 2391 place Wednesday morning. Miss Pope Pius May 25 imparted his large following in playing for popu Apostolic blessing to thirty-eight Genevieve Gorman of St. Dominic’s lar resorts in and near Denver and parish and Ronald Buckley of Silver priests of the American college in Annunciation Parish for the Cosmopolitan hotel. Rome who will leave soon for their Plume were united in the noly bonds To a man, these brilliant young of Matrimony at alSluptial Mass. dioceses' They were presented by “ East Denver’* chaps are gentlemanly, energetic and Miss Irene Carroll, 3530 West Msgr. Joseph A. Breslin, the vice FRANKLIN PHARMACY Largest Drug Store” have exceptional talent. They are 32nd avenue, student at Colorado rector. Blessed Sacrament Paris The REX ALL Store, 34th and Franklin St. all natives of Colorado and for the Teachers’ college, will be married to most part are university graduates. Bert C. Corgan.'Mgr. KE. 1753 "Immediate Delivery” Herbert J. Strelesky, Cheyenne, Everett himself, Tom Gardner and Wyo., June 9. The Rev. James Kenneth Gorsline, all members of BOULEVARD GROCERY THE FRANKLIN LUNCH Regan, O.P., will marry them in St. the orchestra, are seniors at the Uni FANCY GROCERIES J. W. Queary, Owner FRUITS, VEGETABLES Dominic’s church. Miss Carroll is a versity of Denver and will be grad ZaOl Colorado Boulevard Phenes, YOrk DS8a-0870 “ 6 YEARS ON THIS CORNER" daughter of Mrs. Catherine C. Keop- uated June 10. ______Look for Home-Owned Ad Each Friday- for Specials Open 22 Hours Each Day 1620 E. 34th Ave. pel, teacher at Edison school. Mr. The park management is to be con- Strelesky is a moving picture sound A REGISTERED PHARMACIST OTatulated in thus carrying along the St. M a ry ’s BROTHER'S PHARMACY IN CHARGE AT ALL TIMES engineer. “ Buy it in this market” idea, by em The firms listed here de COURTESY Preacriptiona Carefully Compounded RELIABLE BERTHOLD’S ploying, local musicians and members serve to be remembered QUALITY BAKERY of the local musicians’ union. Jos Denver’s Only Catholic 5001 Ea»t Colfax Avenue TeUphene YOrk 2171 ALTAR SOCIETY eph L. Moore, general manager of Academy for Girls. when you are distributing the park, has come to the front for The firms listed here de PIES, CAKES, DONUTS, TO MEET JUNE 12 Colorado products and industries and Affiliated with the State University serve to be remembered your patronage in the dif BREAD AND ROL^S states that co-operation with local and Loretto Heights. ■when you are distributing (St. John’s Parish) unions and citizens, such as the hir i i C. A . WHITE ferent lines of business. 2231 E. 34tb Ave. Phone YOrk 7856 The last meeting for this season ing of Everett’s band, is as necessary your patronage in the dif Member of the North Central of the Altar and Rosary socie_ty will to the welfare of the city and state ferent lines of business. be held at the school hall Friday, as it is in more purely commercial Association of Accredited Schools. MARKET June 12. Mrs. Bruckman will give a ized products. book review. Lakeside is now open daily for the Course* of study include grade* from The school year will close' this Fri season and all rides, concessions and the first to the twelfth, inclusive. day. The graduating exercises will amusements are in operation. First i Quality Meats •We Store St. Dominic’s Parish be held Sunday. kiddies’ day, in which the children For detailed Information apply to The entertainment given by the will be given free rides, gate admis Household Goods LAKE’S QUALITY MARKET school children last Sunday was a 2803 COLO. BLVD. sion and ice cream, is slated for MOTHER SUPERIOR and Merchandise WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF QUALITY MEATS, FRESH EGGS, decided success. The large attend Thursday, June 11. The porch cafe, DUFFY STORAGE AND SALT AND SMOKED MEATS, FISH ON FRIDAY ance was gratifying to those in YOrk 0869 under management of . Fred Renaud, St. Mary’s Academy MOVING CO. 3617 West 32nd Ave. We Deliver C«ll GAllup 4405 charge and was pleasing to the chil will open June 13. A new Ford car dren. will be given away to one of the pa 1370 Pennsylvania St. Pinion Fuel and Supply Co. All the children of the school will trons of the Lindy Loop, the Star- receive Communion at the 8 o’clock ride, the Derby Coaster or the Fun- DENVER, COLORADO LUMP COAL, $5.60 UP Mass this Friday and will enjoy a COAL STEAM COAL, $2.50 UP house on Wednesday, June 17. The breakfast at the school immediately winner must be present on that Fe A. Mum^:rd, Mfr* W. 25th and Decatur GAllup 5125 after the Mass. night. Lakeside will again present its mammoth fireworks show on the MOVIE MADE OF TWENTY-SIX evening of July 3. St. John’s Parish Egyptian Cafe JAPANESE MARTYRS The big swimming pool is still the ROGERS SERVICE Special Plate Lunch, 25c-35c A moving picture has been made favorite in' Denver aquatic circles, HARRIET BURTON as demonstrated by exceptionally E. L. RONINGER Chicken Dinner Sunday, SOc in Japan of the “ Twenty-six Mar STATION tyrs of Nagasaki,” who were put to large crowds which have patronized SHOP CroewiM, MwU aad VagataUM Mr. and Mr*. Z. N. Co* the natatorium during the early sea GAS, OILS AND EXPERT 2636 W. 32nd death for the faith in 1597, among son. The park is open from 9 a.m. Expert Dressmaking and Designing |T TAMS raj TIRE REPAIRING 8 A. M. Open Sunday* 7 F, 11. them St. Paul Michi, S.J. The film For Man to Call «nd Gire B«ti- ^ MAKE THE was sponsored by a Japanese of to 12 midnight every day. Hours for mstci on Packint and Sbippini MASTERCRAFT AND PAYS THE West 25th at Decatur swimming are from 9 k.m. to 11 p.m TO BUY THE }BEST Korea, named Hirayama, who sold a KEystOB* 6226 CLEANERS AND DYERS large portion of pasture land to pay Free swimming instructions are given Office a Warehouse, 1S21 20th St. ^ FRANKUN aSM AND SMB _ , . PATRONIZE OUR 'ADVERTISERS most of the bills. by experts.— Adv. 2310 E. 6th Ave. FRanklin 3734 a7ia E. etk A v * . , Ctjn) FR, DONNELLY TO ALBERT E. SEEP TO CHOIR TO SING FOR FIRST TIME -AWARD DIPLOMAS WED MISS WAGNER HE had long admired the beauty of our grourids. She EVERY MAN’S I ' (St. Francis de Sales’ Parish) The engagement of Miss Margaret (St. Louis’ Parish, Englewood) S had learned and heard that our home was one of Ellen Wagner of St. Louis to Albert The Feast of Corpus Christ! will Graduation exercises will take be solemnized this Sunday with- a Denver’s most outstanding. Nothing else would do— even place this Sunday evening in the E. Seep of New York was announced INVESTMENT Saturday in St. Louis at a large tea High Mass and procession at: 10 church at 8 o’clock. The Rev. J. J. o’clock. The junior choir will sing though she thought it would cost more- than she could Donnelly will address the graduates given by Miss Wagner’s mother, Mrs. Edwin H. Wagner, at her home, 3 for the firrf time at this Mass. The The Republic Building & Loan Associa and distribute the diplomas and afford. How surprised and pleased she was when she Hillvale drjve. choir has been reheaping Leonard’s tion is a corporation where people of award the scholarship. The Rev. F. Mass in B flat under the direction found that Boulevard services cost no more here than modest means, big business men, trust Gregory Smith has ptomised the The bride-elect, an attractive bru net, met her fiance here three years of Richard Hynes. The Offertory, ing little children— all are equally wel class to sing, a fhvor he granted for “ Ave Verum,” will be sung by elsewhere. come to invest their savings. mer graduating classes when he was ago while Visiting her aunts. Miss Jo sephine Shevnin and Mrs. M. E. Bernice Boom and Marcella Tunze. assistant at St. Francis de Sales’. Members of the junior choir are Walsh. She was graduated from the “ To know that this service, the soft tones of the pipe organ, the Our affairs and our profits are handled Father Smith will sing requested H. Biddy, Kenneth Beckley, Edward numbers. The services will conclude Mesdames of the Sacred Heart con with true co-operation. Savers and bor Moore, Joseph Nolan, Edward Nolan, complete privacy of the family room, is rendered at a fee within the with Benediction of the Most Blessed vent in St. Louis and later studied at rowers both profit. Your fullest con William Nolan; Louis Steinmetz, Sacrament. In the graduating class the St. Louis Conservatoiy of Music. reach of those having to consider expense—^helps to take away the fidence and support are thoroughly Bert Semler, Laura Bell, Elizabeth are Frances Ann Alff, Arthur Leo She is a talented musician. Miss deserved. Wagner made her debut last winter Beckley, Margaret Atkinson, Gen pangs of grief. We have not had to select an establishment publicly Aymami, Patsy Lillian Dwyer, Mary evieve Bell, Bernice Boom, Patricia Alma Fregeau, Mary LaCroix Howes, and was selected as a lady in waiting known for its cheap funerals.” You can’t get away from'the fact that to the Queen of the Veiled Prophet’s Clark, Vifginia Clark, Madeline Dale, Dorothy Fern Kraemer, Naomi E. Frances Jaap, Margaret Lievens, S a fe ty people who save money and then invest Marooney, Mary Kathleen Fitzpat ball in Omaha. it wisely are the people who get all the Mr. Seep is the eldest son of Mr. Cecelia Nolan, Dolores Nolan, rick, James Vincent McEnany, Mary Frances Nolan, Margaret Nolan, favors in this world. And they get those Pauline Scherer, Evelyn Catherine and Mrs. Albert H. Seep of this city. favors because they deserve them. This He was graduated from Cornell uni Catherine Sausa, Virginia Sausa, Smyth, Virrel Cecilia Walker and Marcella Tunze and Ruth Ward. The strong institution (under state supervi Robert Joseph Walker. versity and is now engaged in busi sion) is an ideal place to invest your ness in New York. choir was organized two months ago Mr. and Mrs. Will J. Fulton of through the efforts of Miss Ward. savings. The parents of the principals are Boulevard Toronto, Canada, cousins of the Hal Miss Laura Bell is acting as organist. old friends and are very much de ter family, spent a fev/ days here Catholic students at Englewood this week. They left Thursday for lighted over the match. high school held a s^4cial meeting No definite date for the wedding California. in the rectory last Monday evening. A large number from St. Francis has been set. Plans were formulated at the meet Mortuary de Sales’ parish, friends of Mother ing for the organization qlf a Junior REPUBLIC Aghna, attended her , funeral Friday GREELEY SCHOOL Newman club at the Englewood high JAMES P. McCONATY at St. Patrick’s church. Mother RITES ON SUNDAY school. The group will look after the Aghna taught in St. Francis’ school Catholic interests, the same, as the Federal Blvd. at No. Speer BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION and was superior at S t Francis’ Hi-Y. organizations care for the non- A. B. Williams, President convent for several years. Later, Greeley, Colo.— The annual enter CathoUcs. There are twenty-five KEystone 2357 T. E. Greene, Sec’y-Treas. she was transferred to St. Patrick’s tainment of St. Peter’s school was Catholic students in Englewood high, GAlIup 0407 1711 California L. C. Skelly, Asst. Sec’y-Treas. convent, where she taught until a given Wednesday. The school will seven of whom will be seniors next few weeks before her death. Her close this Friday. The children will year. Virginia Clark, Ruby Eckman passing is a great loss to the com receive Communion Jn a body in and Cecelia O’Toole from senior munity. thanksgiving for the year’s blessings. high and Reynold Sauers from junior Mrs. Harvey W. French, president In the afternoon, a party will be high will serve on a pledge commit of the St. Francis de Sales’ P.-T.A., given to the seniors by the juniors. tee for. active members. Dolores No presided at a lovely luncheon given The graduating exercises of St. lan and Kenneth Beckley will handle New Fashion Cleaners and Dyers by council members in honor of the Peter’s school and the conferring of the organization of the alumni mem publicity chairman, Mrs. E. A. Cul diplomas will be held Sunday, June bers. j Cathedral -Parish 184-188 S.Penn. Denver, Colo, Phone SO. 0079 len. The tables were beautifully 7, after the 9:30 Mass. The year has Evening services in honor of the decorated with candles and flowers been a successful ond for both pupils Sacred Heart of Jesus will be held DAILY RATE SCHEDULE and teachers. The last semester was in the church on Wednesday, Thurs in the school colors— blue and gold. Single with Lavatory.,_____ $1. $1,26, $1.60 brimful of activity in school and par day and Friday evenings, June 10, SPECIAL FOR ONE MONTH ONLY Mrs. Cullen was presented with a le v e n tli double with Lavatory...... $1.60 to $2.60 ish. The wonderful mission given by 11 and 12. Beginning Thursday, June blue hand-bag and each gilest drew a A V E N U E * ' Single with Bath...... $2 to $3 June 1 to July 1 personal favor, pven by Mrs. French, Father Alphonsus, C.P., in the early 4, prayers in h on or'of the Sacred Double with Bath...... $2.60 to $3.60 Heart are to be said after Mass each HOTEL One man’s suit cleaned and pressed free with every out of an exquisite blue and gold part set things going. The activities NEAR EVERYTHING basket, made by Mrs. A. B. Linnet. of the Altar and Rosary society, the morning. Confessions of those desir $1.50 or more order. Those present were Fathers J. J. Greeley council of the Knights of ing to receive on the feast will be 1 lady’s hat cleaned free with every lady’s coat or dress. Donnelly and Daniel O’Connell, Miss Columbus and the Newman club at heard Thursday evening, June 11, Brownie Creamery & Delicatessen M6 E!l7th aV”: P7ve ties cleaned, free with every dollar order. Josephine Woeber, director of the the C. T. C. have all had a beneficial before and after, services. __ Brick Ice Cream, 29c Qt.— ISc Pt. Mothers’, chorus; Mrs. L. J. Holmes, influence on the school. Fifteen new members were re DELICIOUS BAIvED CHICKEN. HOT ALL DAY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Guaranteed Satisfaction or Money Refunded Study and Discussion club chairman, A very beautiful and impressive ceived in p the Children of Mary so ______HOT BREAD. FRESH MEATS AND GROCERIES scene occurred on April 19, when PLANT OWNERS and the Mesdames L. P. Weadick, dality, with special exercises, before Frank Spindler, J. T. Hannigan, Jr., twenty-three Spanish children receiv school closed. NEWHOUSE CAFE TRY OUR REGULAR DINNERS Parcel Post Special Attention T. L. Mulligan, B. M. Campbell, W. ed their First Holy Communion. That The Altar society will continue its THEY WILL PLEASE YOU C. Kimmins, J. A. Noonan, M. P. Mas- these children were so neat and be regular weekly card and bunco A DISTINCTIVE PLACE TO EAT terson, 0. S. Folkner, M. F. Cannon, comingly dressed is due to the zeal parties in the summer months. Father 308______E. Colfax ______MAin 9777, A. B. Linnet, Fred L. Kelly, A1 ous and untiring work of Mrs. John O’Heron promised to act as host for Werle, 0. H. Hencmann, John Craig, Olson, who not only trained them one of the parties to be given in the Lace Curtains, braperiet, Lacea, Center Piece# and All Table Linens James Eakins, L. G. Joyce, Edward and supervised their instruction, but near future. Cleaned and Hand Pressed. O’Connell, J. W. Collins, P. E. Dow secured their clothing from the N. C. William Doyle, who has been care NO PIN HOLES CALL FOR AND DELIVER ling, C. W. Sullivan, Mary Kinsler, C. W. Mrs. Olson is a splendid social taker around the school for the past 218 E. Seventh Ave. CITY LACE CLEANERS Phone TAbor 7907 St. Francis de Sales’ Parish C. D. McNamara, Frank Scherref, worker in the 'community. Practi year, is leaving for Arizona next Leo Wenzinger, Wilhelmina fred- cally all the young people of the week with Mrs. Doyle, where they will erickson. colony receiveti Holy Communion remain for some time in the hope BRISBOIS HAND LAUNDRY All Kinds of Laundry Work at Reasonable Pricei THE CUT RATE DRUG COMPANY Breakfast will be served in the that same day. On May 14, a class that Mrs. Doyle will regain her WE DELIVER— South Denver’s Leading Cut Rate Druggists Linens and Silks a Specialty cafeteria immediately following the of forty children received First health. WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER PHONE TABOR 9357, ^ Owned and Operated by C.'E. J. Crawford and G. W. Miles 8 o’clock Mass on the first Friday, Holy Communion. Breakfast for the 294 So, Penn., at Alameda— SO. 6433 201 Broadway, at 2nd Avt.—SO. 0154 June 5. Communicants was served in New PARISH SCHOOL T O M THUMB GOLF The seniors of St. Francis de Sales’ man hall by the members of the Al THE BROADWAY HARDWARE COMPANY school were entertained by the jun tar and Rosary society, who also Play Your Favorite Game Now served a breakfast April 19. In the TO GRADUATE 12 20 SOUTH BROADWAY TELEPHONE SOUTH 1064 iors at a social in Frtihsalian hall SEVENTEENTH AVENUE AND MARION afternoon. Confirmation was admin A Complete Line of MINTRA Paints Monday evening. The chaperones _ (Holy Rosary Parish) ______WE CUT AND SET YOUR WINDOW GLASS FOR YOU______wfere Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hannigan, istered by Bishop Tihen. The Rev. B. J. Froegel, the pastor, and a group This Sunday at 3 o’clock in the REGAL VALETERIA SHOP Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spindler afternoon, diplomas will be awarded and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Cullen. of visiting priests assisted in the Men’s Suits Cleaned and Pressed, 65c SCHREINER’S POWERINE STATION service. in the church to five boy and seven Mrs. W. C. Kimmins, president of girl graduates of Holy Rosary school. Ladies’ and Men’s Felt Hats Cleaned, 7Sc Complete Line of Powerine Products Jeanette LaFond, president of the ______OPEN SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P. M. the Altar society, will leave on June The graduates are Raymond J. Can- 9TH AND BANNOCK KEYSTONE 9387 student body, crowned the. Blessed 12 to visit her mother, who lives in Virgin’s statue on May AtiiH er, at jar, Adolph J. Levstik.-'Michael L. Long Beach, New Jersey. She will tendants can-ied baskets ;,oi flowers. Simsick, William J. Turk, Joseph C. FALBY’S PURE PAINTS also visit friends and relatives in New The members of the .sti^ent body Virant, Helen J. Brozovich, Alice M. HARTLEY SERVICE “BEST BY TEST” York, Philadelphia and Washington, placed a flower before the altar as Holland, Mary J. Horvat, Helen M. D^. C. Mrs. Kimmins will be accom Klun, Rose A. Koprivec, Margaret E. Creole Belle Cafe STATION SUN TESTED ® 0 C K 4-HR. FLOOR «!•> fC A 32 BDWY. a symbol of- their love for the Queen HOUSE PAINT. G a l ..V ^ * « « VARNISH. GbI . - V ^ * ® '' FALBY’S PEarl 2940 panied by her little daughter. Flora of May. The act of consecration Smole and Clare L. Theissen. In the Specializes in Delicious Southern ROBAR, ETHYL GAS Jo. was read. May hymns were sung and evening, the children will present a Cooking of Highest Quality Oil - Greasing Servica This Sunday, first Sunday of the the children were enrolled in the delightful entertainment in the school Cars Called For and Delivered auditorium. * 25f), 35^ & 50^ Dinners THE BROADWAY CREAMERY month, is the regular monthly Com Guardian Angel sodality. Father Al COLFAX & PEARL PH.^YORK 7018 munion day for the members of the phonsus, C.P., missionary, gave an Last week, the members of the Served from 11 A. M. to 8 P. M. Young Ladies’ sodality went on a BUTTER, EGGS, ICE CREAM, CREAMY CHEESE Young Ladies’ sodality. A large at appropriate sermon, and' the Cere- PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS 66 Sooth Broadway 1037 15th St. tendance is urged. mbny closed with Benediction of the picnic to Deer Creek canon. Mass Fresh Fish Dinners Friday St. Francis de Sales’ school will Biased Sacrament. servers were their guests. The pic ' 516-18 E, 17th Ave. Denver IT PAYS close this Friday. The faculty and student body wish nickers returned by way of Turkey FIELD DRUG STORE creek and Morrison. It was a very Children of the first, second, third to thank the Greeley council of the , ECONOMICAL DRUGS, SUNDRIES, CIGARS AND CANDIES ' and fourth grades enjoyed an outing Knights of Columbus for the radio enjoyable trip. Time was spent in The Best Goods— The Best Service Eat and Drink at Our Fountain at Elitch’s gardens Monday. ; and flag which it kindly presented hiking, mountain climbing and play Visit Our Fountain South Broadway and Dakota Avenue to the school some time ago. ing games. The sisters, who were The piano recital given by pupils present, served a tasty lunch. Father St. Louis’ Parish GRADUATION AT of the music department of the J. Grabrian, who was spending his HOLLAND BA K E R Y school early in May was an enjoyable vacation with his parents, was pres There Is No Substitute for a Savings Account in a Bank When Rolls Are Made With MILK They Retain Their Freshness LOYOLA SUNDAY affair and won the hearty_j>raises of ent. All who attended had a wonder all who were present The pupils ful time. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK 1893 South Pearl Phone South 3337 (Sacred Heart-Loyola Parish) who took part were Claire Tobin, Preparations are in progress for OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO Mildred Mary Smith, Bertha Smith, the picnic for the benefit of the Sacred Heart high school gradua church, which will be held at Elitch’s WERNER’S DELICATESSEN tion exercises will take place at 4 Ethel Smith, Marie Thompson, Guida TH F r'OFFFF' QHIYP a p p r e c ia t e y o u r p a t r o n a g e Haefeli, Marjorie Monte, Mildred gardens on Sunday, July 19. nr. \^\jr r onyjr 3590 b r o a d w a y e n g l e w o o d Foreign and Domestic Luncheon Meats, Cheese, o’clock this Sunday afternoon, but 1 activities for the senior class mem Stoddard, Leona Letavec, Clara Hae Qh! Boy! They’re Good— 5 and 10 Cent-Hamburgers Cordials and Beverages - feli, Roy Stoddard, Robert Leake, CANDY AND SOFT DRINKS S4 South Broadway—*Near Bayaud— in the Werner Buildinc bers will begin in the morning. Af T. J. BUCKLEY, P. O. 8:30 o’clock. Father Devlin will offer Billy Kaveny, David Martinez, Joe a special Mass for them, at which all Haefeli, Vincent Thompson and Jean WORKER, HONORED AP|E'»C PAPIT MODERN M •rtl'.llj o r ILi u p -t o -d a t e CAFE IN ENGLEWOOD” SOUTH DENVER MOVING & STORAGE CO. will receive Holy Communion. Fol ette La Fond. The Rev. B. J. Froegel lowing the Mass, the graduates will closed the pro^am with a happy Friday, May 29, was the sixtieth Chicken Raviolis, Chicken Tamales, Italian Spaghetti f 2.50 Per Hour-Reliable be the guests of Father Devlin at a talk, in which he congratulated the birthday of Thomas J. Buckley, old pupils and sisters. 3510 So. Broadway Open 6 A. M. Until Midnight Englewood. Colo. 369-71 So. Broadway Phone Day and Night PEarl 1227 breakfast to be served at the Argo est employe of the Denver post office. naut hotel. Promptly at 4 o’clock He was showered with congratula tions by the otfeer employes and his NICK STREWLER SERVICE STATION PARSON’S BAKERY in the afternoon, the graduation pro BOOK REVIEW TO “ TEXACO PRODUCTS” cession will enter Loyola church, friends. Mr. Buckley has been work Walking, Greasing, Polishing— Drive In— Courteous Service Quality Goods ing at the Denver post office 46 where the diplomas will be present FEATURE MEETING SO. BROADWAY AT HAMPDEN______PHONE ENG. 39$ PHONE SOUTH 0975 126 BROADWAY ed. Father Robert Carroll, O.P., years. He got his first job at 14— as pastor of St. Dominic’s church, will (St. James’ Parish) the first delivery boy ever employed THE ABBOTT LUMBER COMPANY TOM’S GROCERY AND MARKET give the address, and .the Very Rev. A. The Altar and Rosary society will there. When 17 he was promoted to A. Breen, S.J., president of Regis col hold its next meeting Thursday, June clerk, and since then has served as Quality Lumber and Coal Your Phone Is Our Door Bell lege, will confer the diplomas. Musi n , at the home of Mrs. R. W. Ham assistant foreman, foreman and as Englewood, Colorado______Phones Eng. 237-930 1757 SO. PEARL PHONE SO. 0405 DENVER, COLO. cal selections will be furnished by ilton, 1257 Niagara street. Mrs. L. sistant superintendent of mails. He the Loyola choir, under the direction Bruckman, the president of St. John’s has been superintendent 12 years. WALTER H. JOHN, NO. 2 of Mrs. Fred P. Johnson, with Mrs. Altar society, will give a book review He is a member of the Cathedral East Dakota W. Wayman as organist. Following at this meeting, a feature which the parish. The Red and White Stores SPECIAL NOTICE the graduation exercises, the Loyola members are eagerly awaiting. This 3383 SOUTH GRANT ENG. 27 AND 123 Grocery and Creamery Aid society will hold a reception for will be the last meeting until Sep PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS the graduates in Loyola hall. On Single Adjustments...... $1.50 DAIRY PRODUCTS, GROCERIES, tember. Tuesday evening, the graduates will BAKERY GOODS The many friends of Mrs. J. C. COOKSES S be the guesfe of the Alumni associa Duffey were pleased to see her at Open Evenings and Sundays tion at a banquet and social to be Mass Sunday, after her recent ill Electrotherra Treatments 1420 E. Dakota SO. 4007 held at the Argonaut hotel. Father ness. Devlin will be toastmaster on that Mrs. A. E. Zahn and her sons o f Shrine of St. Anne Parish DR. C. J. SMITH occasion, and several prominent mem Fraser, Colo., spent the winter in bers of the Alumni association will Denver in order that the boys could Chiropractor Our Community contribute to the program. Alumni attend parochial school. .They will ASHTON MOTOR CO. ARVA-PRIDE FLOUR members can make reservations for return home this Saturday. Automobiles and Trucks Suite 203-205 Collins Bldg. Cars to East and West the banquet by telephoning to the A Real Household Friend— Constant 1st ^nd ISth of Each Month For Eeonomieal Transportation 1 East Bayaud at Squth Broadway Sacred Heart rectory. NUNS TRANSFER HOME TO — Trustworthy—Never Failing—^for Phone PEarl 6357 for an Appointment Office & Warehouses 1521 20th St. The solemnity of Corpus Christ! PHILADELPHIA Service Sales Biscuits^—for Bread— ^for Pastry. See Adv. in Telephone Directory Service— KEystone 6228 will be observed by a procession in In the name of the Archdiocese of both churches this Sunday morning. Philadelphia, His Eminence, Cardinal Ph. ArvadA 232 145 Wadsworth Ave. Grain and Poultry Feed at At( Sacred Heart church, the proces Dougherty, welcomed to its midst re ;; A Big Bargain ARVADA, COLORADO Denver Prices sion will be made up of children, and cently another community of sisters. will take place after the 10:30 The Missionary Servants of the Most 50 ft. “ Mdderite” Garden o’clock Mass. At Loyola church, the Blessed Trinity have transferred their A THE MILES & DRYER PRINTING CO. procession will be of men only, and raotherhouse and novitiate from Holy Hose,. Coupled and Ready Over 20 Years of Satisfactory Service will take place after the 12 o’clock Trinity, _ Alabama, to Philadelphia. Doyle’s Ph?trmacy I Mass. The Sacred Heart novena is These sisters are known in the city to Use for The Particular Druggist I CARPET The Oldest Printing Plant in Denver Specializing in Catholic Work being conducted in both churches, through the Catholic Children’s bu CAMERAS AND FILMS | Established 1906 CLEANERS with devotions each evening at 7:45. reau, in which they have been work- 17th Ave. and Grant ! new 1936-38 Lawrence St. The novena will close on June 12, the ing for the last several years. O nly $2.98 Phones: KEystone 6348, 6349 TAbor 8936— TAbor 8937 i Thai Clean Feast of the Sacred Heart. Formerly, 18th and Clarkson Leyal Notice Guaranteed. Free Delivery Prompt, Reasonable PUBLIC FUNDS SEND INVALID niTRiTM TAiiriD Q jp- r«irAM rD o NOTICE OF a d j u s t m e n t DAY Personal Service TO LOURDES SHRINE ESTATE OF KATIE TOFTIB, ALSO The Geo. Mayer With the consent o f the ministry KNOWN AS KATIE TOFTIE KOHLE, DE- Sunshine Quality of health in London, an inmate of CEASED. NO. 4839. Hardware Co. Barnsley municipal hospital named All persona havinic claims against said Kodiak Finishing J. T. UPTON Estate are herfcby notilled to. present them AT Hailwood was sent to the Lourdes for adjustment to the County Court of the 1520 Arapahoe St. shrine at public expense, seeking a City and County of Denver. Colorado, Doyle’s Pharmacy RENOVATING CO. cure— the first time such an expendi the 2Ist day of July, 1631. KE. 4291 LEROY J. WILLIAMS. EIGHT-HOUR SERVICE ture has been authorized. Administrator of Said Estate. TAbor 5223 765 Tejon' NEW SHRINE AT REGIS DEDICATED The Very Rev. Aloysius A. Breen, S.J., president of Regis college, dedi cated the new shrine to St. Anthony of Padua near the grotto of Lourdes on the college campus Wednesday morning. In his short exhortation to the assembled students. Father Breen spoke of the present world-wide cele bration of the seventh centenary of the death of St. Anthony and urged P.&G. BACON the students to imitate the example of his virtues. The stattae of the Radishes saint is the gift of the graduating class of Regis high school. SQUARES Retreat and Novena BUTTER SWEET OR SALTED Father Francis D. Stephenson, S.J., will give an eight-day retreat to the sisters of St. Joseph’s hospital be ginning this week. Following this re Lb. 121c Lb. 24c 71c treat, Father Stephenson will give another in Kansas City to the sisters LEWIS FISH MARKET KATRINKA’S PUBLIC MEAT CO. teaching in St. Teresa’s college there. Father EmmanueJ T. Sandoval, S.J., began Thursday evening a no vena in honor of the Sacred Heart ig/nn jnar~ififvr j"»i~ iinrnr iT>— ii*"r f i ~ at Loyola church. The novena will end the evening before the Feast of SPECIAL FOR ALBERTE^ A D R FRANKS the Sacred Heart. S 22 JOIN-REGIS KATBIMKIVS ,^BUT¥tR’% - MOTHERS’ CLUB HOME'S ECCS = LOOP Friday and Saturday PUBLIC = C H I E S t ^ PUduc d. The Regis High School Mothers’ club MARKET MARKET H r W ^ held ’ its last meeting of the school DELICIOUSLY FLAVORED vear at Regis Monday. The Rev. Gerald Walsh, S.J., high school prin “It Cost No More to Trade in This Better Market” cipal, gave a short talk. Mrs. George BUTTER ...... 2 4 c McDevitt read a paper of vital, timely interest and Charles Byrne, BUTTER ...... 2 3 c John Walsh and Frank Zarlengo con PINEAPPLE CAKE Baby Lamb Legs lb. 24c tributed the student part of the pro gram. Following the meeting, there RANCH EGGS S "!*: 17c was a garden party. Club guests wer^Miss Anna Marie ZOc Ruwart, Jefferson CHy, Mo., and Mrs. CHEESE PL"“ :...... 1 0 c PICNICS a lb. 11c T. J. Liverman. Twenty-two new members were enrolled. They are r U E T C r Full Cream 1 Mrs. J. R. Armstrong, Mrs. M. J. U r iL iI ilJ u Longhorn, lb...... l O C Feely, Mrs. Charles Knopke, Mrs. B E E P POT ROAST Ik K - Harry Lawrence, Mrs. C. P. Cahill, Prices are effective Friday and Saturday in the four shops. CHERRY ULtUg Short, Round or No. 7 Mrs! M. M. Zahn, Mrs. L. W. Raedel, HOME Vy^EST LOOP ARAPAHOE A MorreltMorrelt Pride Pride Blackhawk, Blackhawk, ^ a Mrs. William Rosson, Mrs. E. J. PUBLIC SIDE ^ 1 Drake, Mrs. John Graveline, Mrs. R. 1 lb. Carton or L. Rickart, Mrs. C. W. Kranz, Mrs. MARKET MARKET 20c MARKET MARKET 1 lb. Pkg...... Martin Hasting, Mrs. Joseph Hub BACON ___ 28c bard, Mrs. C. M. McCormick, Mrs. Bernard Tierney, Dr. Arbini, Mrs. Shoulder Roast...... lb. 9^ T. F. Dolan, Mrs. P. H. Judge, Mrs. Louis Hough, Mrs. F. J. Reinert and Steak ...... Ih. 15^ Mrs. E. McA. Davis. THE PUBLIC MEAT CO. “THE ACMEBAKERS” PORK Loin Roast ...... lb. UNION MARKET (YOUR BAKERS) SOCIETY HEARS Home Public Market Note These Lunch Meat Prices CHARITY TALK ALSO AT CHICKENS t e '.'T IE: 51 Frankfurter* Preaaed Ham Boil Ham Veal Loaf I Weiner* 23rd and Daxter 1032 15th Street The Rev. Mark W. Lappen, pastor 35^ lb. / ^^ lb. 15^ lb. 12^^172 lb. of Holy Family parish, addressed the 12 1 2 1 12<‘ V2 Ib. St. Vincent Aid society at the monthly TATER-FLAKES meeting Monday at St. Vin Come in and see them made in LEWIS FISH SHOP cent’s orphanage. He gave an in ALL STEAKS, baby beef, Ib...... l 7 lc our new location opposite Red Fresh Halibut, teresting outline of the Catholic Pacific Coffee Store ; \ K J A a € f i a m Star Market and Katrinka’s. ih...... 1 2 ^ c philosophy of charity. “ The most des NUT MEATS— Hot From the w W W W 9 1 1 V U We specialize on picnic parties. Fresh Dressed titute person who comes for aid to a Young Hens Lamb Stew Kittle to You * 2 lbs. or more. Catholic institution is regarded as a lc Ale Free Delivery KEystone 9210 Belgian Hares, lb 25c member of the mystical body, which Veal Steak Veal Stew Try Chir Assorted Nuts R. B. COOK, Prop. SATURDAY ONLY has Christ at its head,’’ Father Lap- Lamb Steak 21b. ” 2 lb. Hamburger — Salted, lb...... ? 1.0 0 pen said. He continued by showing n We Are Experienced and ' i ______that society is not deified in a Cath HAM SALE— All Best Brands, lb.... 2154c Largest Retailers in Nut Meats D J C C GREEN TREE olic organization, but the ^eatest attention is given to the individual, PORK PRICES SMASHED SANTOS COFFEE Prune Whip SHOE REPAIR for Christ came to save individual Fancy Santos Coffee, Ib.....ISc ORNET’S Comer 14th Street souls. Chops, lb.... 15^ Loin Roast Steak ..... 2 for 35c ' ^ Father Lappen said that Catholic I I OOR SPECIAL COFFEE Honey Cream Layer Mens “ Charity workers attempt to feed Sausage ..1 2 V2^ } Fresh Ham..l6 V2^ 1 Pork Roast....S^ One of the largest and most empty hearts as well as empty stom Pound ...... 25c Half SoIe8/...tIir...... OOC achs. “ Charity is a ladder and by Bacon Smok. Picnic Sliced Box Bacon, LARD Pacific Blend Coffee, 1 lb. CAKE Men’s Half Q fl/s complete stocked Delicatessens alleviating distress the ladder Square* Hama Bacon All Brand* (No limit) and 2 lbs. Sugar free...... 45c Rubber Heels...... in the West. Specializing in the reaches to heaven, where there is no poverty nor suffering,’’ was the in lb. 1 0 < lb. 1 2 i/2<^Ib. 29^ lb. 7^ lb. 40c and 20c Ladles’ • CC.#* importing of fine Sea Foods and spiring thought the speaker left with Half Soles...... 'JOC Cheese. A Denver owned busi his audience. Composition and HOLYOKE ness. We believe in Denver. Mrs. Joseph Walsh was appointed Assorted Sweet Leather Lifts...... ^ vIC delegate to the national convention LEADERBAKERY BROOKS FRUIT ■ of the N. C. C. W. to be held in EGG CLUB Leather, Panco or Uskide ■ Washington, D. C., October 4-7. Mrs. & PRODUCE CO. ROLLS These Price* Good Every Day Give Us a Trial, Ralph W. Kelly and Mrs. P. R. “ Guaranteed Fresh Eggs, Doz...... Riordan were named as alternates. PIES FREE DELIVERY HOME PUBLIC MARKET We Guarantee to Satisfy A rising vote of thanks was ex Direct From Producer Open Saturday Until 9 P. M. Fresh Rhubarb 15c PHONE TABOR 1369 tended to Mrs. A- G. Douds and Mrs. to You.” P. R. Riordan for their splendid work JUICY ORANGES, Almond Filled Coffee on the recent card party sponsored Doz...... 20c MARKET I The Needle Work Shop by the society. CAKE PULLET EGGS, Mrs. Ralph W. Kelly announced WINESAP APPLES, Doz...... 1 7 c CAKE CIGAR SHOPPE I Run Mender Needles, 7Sc Ea. Mrs. Otto Henchmann as a new mem^ Devils Food. Extra Fancy, lb.____ ..,7c Ea...... A Full Line of € Guaranteed Perfect ber. , SEEDLESS GRAPE- BROWN EGGS. 2 Mail Order* Filled The monthly luncheon of the , FRUIT, 3 for...... Doz...... M .« u X ” I MENDfflO DONE Catholic Press club was announced, Sandwich Buns 1 8 c LEMONS, Wee Shop Candy Bar* and Gum 1 25^ and 3o^ a Run and a large attendance was urged Doz...... to hear the Rev. Edward F. Garesche, Doz...... FANCY WHITES, S.J., the noted author, who will be Doz...... 2 0 c DO NUTS i c - the guest speaker. Doz...... i t / V The) boys of the orphanage enter Do Nuts "Every One Absolutely POLLYANNA BAKERY tained the guests in the auditorium Doz...... Guaranteed.” with two vocal choruses, "Heart of Jesus” and “ 0, Sanctissima.” Some Fagan’s Whole Wheat or Raisin Bread, large loaf...... 10«^ very small boys gave a gymnastic RABBIT SHOP drill and some older ones a gun drilL BREAD 1 Ap Devoted Cinnamon Rolls, dozen...... ;...... 1 5 d Refreshments, served in the refectory, 3 Large Loaves.... 1 V v # Exclusively to Belgian Hares ...... lb. 2 5 ^ closed the last meeting until Sep the Marketing VOSS BROS. tember. of Quality Fish ; Frys ...... lb. 32^ . 3 Large Loaves Bread...... 1 0 ^ for Many Years. BAKERY Fresh Eggs, “ Guaran- Pies, all flavors, Special, Saturday only, ea...... 1 5 ^ SENIOR CLASS TO YEE QUALITY Large Assortment "Your Bskera for All Occasions” teed” ...... doz. 23^ ‘ PLAY “ONLY ME” CANDY SHOP Phone PHONE KE. 0388 ASSORTED SUMMER MAin 3518 (HolyeFamily Parish) CANDIES The senior class of Holy Family DELIVERY Ea. 23c high school will present the delightful Pound ...... 30^) comedy, “ Only Me,” this Friday eve ^ RED STAR i c ning. The same evening, the gradu^' CASH STORES ^ ation exercises of the eighth grade PECAN PAN BUY 0 pupils will be held. No tickets have been distributed for the play, but a ROLLS, Hom« Public Market 2320 E. Colfax 979 Broadway small admission of 25 cents will be asked at the door. The commence Ea. 20c ment exercises of the high school will be held this Sunday afternoon at 3 IT IN SUGAR Bar. 49c o’clock. ASSORTED An important meeting of the adult members of the parish was held Mon FLOUR the Rockies. .. lOIb.Bag 25c COFFEE CAKES, M i l V Carnation, day evening to discuss plans for the m l L N Tall Can...... 7c coming bazaar, the date of which will Ea. 19c be announced later. COFFEE Special ^ Blend...... 2 lbs. 4 7 c Fresh Fancy Whites, This Sunday will be Communion Don’t Buy Subatitutea—Buy THIS Doz..-...... 16c day for members of the Altar ,and EGGS Rosary society and for all the mar B U H E R ...... lb. 2 7 c HYDRATED ORANGE L ried women of the parish. Had* from Fresh Oranses A procession in honor of the Also All Fresh Fruits Drinks RAISINS 2 lb. Pkg. 15c Blessed Virgin and the crowning of Watch U* Male. It at th. her statue were held last Sunday aft PEARS No. 10 Can 3 9 c Lai ernoon. All the children of the school ORANGE BAR MARKET WHITE KING Pkg. took part and Miss Tanner had the Sold by the Glass. Pint, Quart or GaL honor of crownjng the statue. 'The SHREDDED WHEAT... P k g . 8 c Mesdamea Koerier and Wiley had charge o f the sanctuary this week and SLICED BACON. .... lb. 15c were assisted in: decorating the May PURE LARD...... lb . 6 k altar by Miss Glass and Mrs. Crouse. THE MONTEREY COFFEE SHOP The Rev. Mark W. Lappen was the BOILED HAM...... Jb. 39c speaker at the meeting of the S t VEAL ROAST______lb. 1 2 k Vincent’s Aid society Monday. Appetizing Warm Weather The Altar and Rosary society will meet Thursday, June 11, at 1:30 p, PORK Loin Roast...... lb. 1 Oc m. at the home o f Mrs. Marshall STEAKS ...... lb . 2 2 k The officers cordially invite all pio' Lunches neer and honorary members to attend Service from 6 A. M. to 6 P. M. this meeting. BACON l"/pieS::“ : lb . 1 7 k POT ROAST, Baby B eef....lb .llk Mr. and Mrs. John Flanigan have We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities MAY FRANCIS, Prop. HOME PUBLIC MARKET We Reierve the Right to Limit (Juanlitie* as their house guests their two sons and a grandson. PAGE EIGHT JUNIOR C. D. OF A. MOTHER AGHNA’S ELECT OFFICERS FUNERAL MASS You may I OF C. OFTOFIT LOOP MARKET LUX( have this A general meeting of the Junior (St. Patrick’s Parish) superior Catholic Daughters was held at the Death won a race when it claimed club house, 1772 Grant street, Thurs Mother M. Aghna just a few minutes laundry FHD SI day, May 28. The anmlal election of before her sister. Mother M. Eithne 10 of Kansas City, Missouri, arrived service at no officers for the general troop was The Denver Knights of Columbus held and the following officers were here Wednesday afternoon, May 27. MAih more than annual retreat, which is being con elected: Mary Elizabeth Hanson, Mother Aghna had been ill a little 4261 regular ducted Wednesday, Thursday and president; Evelyn Donahay, vice over two months. Superior of the Friday nights of this week in Holy president; Lucille Mays, secretary, convent and teacher oi the seventh ^'Quality Plus Quantity Equals Economy” j laundry Ghost church, will close with gen and Kathleen O’Keefe, press chair- arid eighth grades in St. Patrick’s LOOP MARKET WEST SIDE MARKET, 8TH & SANTA FE | eral Communion of the membership school for the past six years, Mother Wc V aJH C\^AYTMIN6 ik *> prices. man. . . in that church Sunday morning at Thirty-six honor pins were awarded Aghna had merited the love of all Every Day Priceif I the 8:15 Mass. Father Francis W. to the girls completing their tests. with whom she had come in contact, Walsh is conducting the exercises. Many mothers of members attended and especially of the boys and girls and were surprised at the progress whom she taught. Six former pupils CINNAMON ROLLS, doz...... 15^) | the Junior courts are making. were pallbearers. They were Sylves M , I DONUTS, cake or sugar, doz...... 15^ | GRADUATION AT ter Frank, Francis Connolly, Stephen ST. CATHERINE’S Capelli, Hester Goetz, Robert Close HOME MADE BREAD, large loaf...... | THE JOHN A. MARTIN DRUG CO. CATHOLICS ARE GIVEN and Martin Hastings. Boy members Corner Fifteenth and Curtis, Charles Building IMPORTANT OFFICES of this year’s class were honorary BUTTER CREAM LAYER CAKE, ea...... 25^^ j (St. Catherine’s Parish) pallbearers and the girls sang at the Reliable Drugs and Family Medicines Graduating exercises will take EXTRA SPECIAL! Come to the Purity Bakery for 3 j place this Sunday afternoon. Parents (Continued From Page 1) Pontifical Requiem High Mass at DEPENDABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE PHONE MAIN 1900 and relatives of the graduates are office on Monday, the retiring auditor. which the Most Rev. Bishop J. Henry Tihen, D.D., officiated Friday morn loaves of Cottage Bread— for 10^ SATURDAY ONLY, j invited to attend. Mayor Begole, gave recognition to a This Sunday morning at the 7 man who had served him faithfully as ing. "The assistant priest was the Very Rev. A. A. Breen, S.J. The honor FRUIT BARS AND ASSORTED COOKIES, 2 doz...... 25^^ | o’clock Mass, the members of the deputy auditor for the past ten years. Altar and Rosary society will receive Mr. McNichols, who will serve the un ary deacons were Father J. P, FRENCH AND ITALIAN BREAD...... 10^) j Communion. After the Mass, they expired term of two years vacated by O’Heron and Father E. O’Sullivan. will be served a complimentary Mr. Begole, is a member of the The Rev. J. P. Moran was deacon and breakfast. A very delightful pro Cathedral parish. He and Mrs. Mc the Rev. William Powers subdeacon. St. Therese’s Parish gram will be given and the Eppel Nichols, with their family of two The Rev. C. M. Johnson was master LOOP SHOE FRANK ALIOTO’S quilt will be awarded. daughters and two sons, reside at 607 of ceremonies. Twenty-two priests If You Don’ t Drink Our Coffee The Feast of Corpus Christ! will Pennsylvania street. were in the sanctuary. Irene Hayes REPAIR SHOP FRUIT STAND COFFEE SPIKES You Are Cheating Yourself be commemorated with a processiqp Mr. McNichols’ service as deputy sang the Offertory solo. Besides her 15th and Lawrence . of the school children this Sunday auditor is indeed a tribute to the tol sister, Mother Aghna is survived by 9625 EAST COLFAX AVENUE i IN THE LOOP MARKET QUALITY FRUIT AND PLATE LUNCHES AND SANDWICHES preceding the 10 o’clock Mass. erance of Denver’s new mayor, both a brother, Matt Walton, and a sister, During June, Sacred Heart devo from a political and religious stand Mrs. J. Meagher, both living in Ire VEGETABLES ALWAYS tions will be held Wednesday and point. 'The new auditor is a Demo land. Another sist#, Sister M. HALF SOLES The LYON LUMBER Co. Friday evenings at 7:30 o’clock. crat, while the mayor is a Republican. Ursula, died in Australia some years St. Catherine’s team of the Holy Yet as auditor, Begole reco^ized in ago. At the request of the St. John LEATHER, PANCO 7 C **Everything to Build With” Berchmans Altar Boys’ club, a High ToOPliiARKETr Aurora: 9301 E. Colfax, FR. 6380 Name Baseball league will cross bats McNichols an efficiency which party or USklDE...... I DC Denver; 4436 Brighton Blvd., KE. 4970 with the . Cathedral team at Regis lines could not overcome, with the Mass of Requiem for Mother Aghna FLORIST college this Sunday afternoon. result that a Republican and a Demo was offered Tuesday morning at 7 :30 o’clock. All the altar boys attended LADIES’ AURORA The Aurora At the June meeting of the Holy crat worked in perfect harmony to FRESH CUT ROSES, give Denver a business-like adminis and received Holy Communion in a TOP LIFTS...... Doz. 75c and up. Name society this Monday night, the body. Father Clark, officiated. 25c SERVICE STATION Study club will be conducted by the tration in one of the city’s most im Hardware Co. This Sunday will be Holy Com Large Stock of Potted Plants Messrs. Joseph O’Brien, Edward portant offices. Put on While YoihWait munion day for the Altar apd Rosary at Real Bargains. Green Fargo Gas Paint— Field Fence— Stoves O’Connor and Joseph Schmittling. From a religious standpoint, Mr. Begole displayed a tolerance and society. An important meeting which Glass— Poultry Wire Carl Wyers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Seiberfing Tires and Tubes broadmindedness rarely found in a all members are urged to at o g a n PHONE AURORA 88 A. H. Wyers of St. Catherine’s par E. A. Cook & Co. “ ™ ”T ™ “ politician. When the Klan was at tend will be held at 2' o’clock Electrical and Radio Supplies ish, a former Regis student now at Chas. J. Mullen, Prop. Aurora, Colo. Cor. Colfax & Clinton the height of its power in Denver, it Wednesday afternoon, June 10, at STEAM TABLE tending Colorado university and a just about had the run of the city the home of Mrs. Peter Johns, 3145 WATCH CASE MAKERS member of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon SPECIAL SLICED PICNIC hall. The one exception was the Wyandot street. Repairing a Specialty MEATS, LB. 80c. fraternity, was chosen a member of A High Mass at 9 o’clock, fol the Phi Epsilon honorary pep fra auditor’s office. Mr. Begole faced de Room 24, Evans Block SALADS, PT. 20c; QT. 35c. feat for re-election rather than com lowed by recitation of the Litany of DILLS, DOZ. 15c. ternity last week. Mr. and Mrs. A. the Sacred Heart and Benedicition 1450 Lawrence St. promise himself with the hooded "Quality Always at Logan’s’’ H. Wyers, who have been at 4110 order, and in addition to this heaped of the Blessed Sacrament, comprised Ph. TAbor 3622 Denver, Colo. St. Cathwine’s Parish Hooker street, are moving to their coals on the fire of Klan opposition the devotional observance of the new home at 1745 Cherry street. to him by steadfastly refusing the Feast of Corpus Christi. Devotions THE ZIMMERMAN MERCANTILE CO. They regret very much to leave St. K.K.K. demands that McNichols, the in honor of the Sacred Heart will MOORE’S MOVING AND Catherine’s parish. be held daily in June after the 7:30 MAUL CARPET W a e * a n d I r v i n a FOOD Catholic, be removed. The Klan as a w est Join ana i r v m g ..^ ,tch Onr Load Sp*ak*ri' 3700 Navajo Street Of the class of 1927, among the o’clock Mass. EXPRESS political power in Denver is long since CLEANING CO. 1931 CHEVROLET l^i-TON TRUCK Call Gallup 0741 The RED A WHITE Storei Call Gallup 0936 best ever to finish at St. Catherine’s dead and buried, and Begole is rid A High Mass for Joseph Jacobs school, the following are known to With Two Careful Men at Your Service ing on the crest of the wave of vin will be sung Thursday. CARPETS CLEANED A WASHED $2 PER HOUR have persevered and are graduating dication for his efficiency and broad The marriage this week of Vir Anywhere in City. Long Diplancc Hauling North Denver Poultry Supply House Best Workmanship in the City this- June from the following Cath mindedness. He holds the highest ginia Catherine McCormick and Very Reasonable.. Day or Night Servie'e. Feeds, Seeds, Fertilizers—-Bird Seed and Supplies olic high schools throughout the OFFICE: COLFAX AND PEARL— YO. 7013 office within the gift of the people of Frederick Schneider unites two well- Ph. TA'. 0579 851 Zuni RES.: 1272 WASHINGTON— YORK 7047-M 3Stk and Stuart St. Phone GAllup 2671 country: Regis, Edward Breen, elocu Denver, while his faithful deputy has known and popular young people tion and oratory winner; Robert an office which ranks only second to and will come as a surprise to many Teschner and Dominic Zarlengo; St. of their friends. Plans for a wedding his. JOHN M. HOPKIN HARRY A. STRONG Mary’s academy, Jeanette Gies: St. Mr. McNichols is a native of Iowa some time in the near future were Benedict’s, Kansas, Albert Ward; DAY-NITE and is 57 years of age. He has lived suddenly changed to enable the OPTOMETRIST Mount St. Gertrude’s academy, Boul in Colorado for the past 37 years and groom, a promising young attorney CIVIC CENTER SERVICE STATION r BEAUTY SHOPPE der, Delberta Quigley, four-year INCORPORATED of this city, to make a business trip ROSE MATTICK has been a resident of Denver for 21 scholarship winner; Mount Saint and attend a convention in Pitts 8:80 A. M. to 10:30 P. M. years. He has been in public office GAS, OILS, TIRES, GREASING, AUTO ACCESSORIES AND OPTICIAN Scholastica’s, Canon City, Wilma for a long time, having served as burgh. The couple will spend Cut Rate Prices on All Beauty Lutz, elocution winner, and Mar chief clerk in the state land office their honeymoon there. Virginia Mc 14th and Bannock Telephone TAbor 9529 Work by Experienced Operators HELEN WALSH garet Sandstrom, vocal lead; Ca Cormick is the daughter of Mr. and 1429 Glenarm St. KEystone 7891] from 1911 to 1917, as deputy state Associate thedral, Ruth Duteau and Francis De auditor under Chas. H. Leckenby, as Mrs. Charles W. McCormick, 3454 Rose; Sacred Heart, Lolita Fenn, W. R. JOSEPH deputy secretary of state under Tejon street, and the granddaughter Louis Weber, Margaret Lowery and James Nolan, and as special auditor of the late Mr. and Mrs. P. Bres- Trilla Morgan; Holy Family, Emmet YOURS FOR HEALTH EYES of the accounts of the* state auditor nehan. She was born and has lived Harrington, class president, and and state treasurer, the last named St. Patrick’s parish all her life. Dr. Wright's Sulphur Baths EXAMINED Margaret Green; St. Francis de position having been created under She attended the parochial school VAN-ZANT Sales’, Verrell Walker, prom queen; Recommended for a special act of thevlegisla^^e which and is a graduate of North Side high Rheumatism and Chronic Diseases JEWELERS 205 16th Street Naomi Marooney, Robert Walker requires these audits after each ses school. Father Sommaruga per and James McEnany. Eileen Gould, Eighth and Santa Fe Drive ;f j y » e lA b or 1880 sion of the legislaturdl'^L'He was formed the ceremony, which/ was J. R. W RIGHT— Osteopath Arthur Laindon and Ersilia Zarlengo deputy auditor from June'!; 1921, to witnessed by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phone MAin 3772. 1823 Welton St., Denver, Colo. Graduation Presents are finishing at North Denver high the same day of this year. Thomas. TERMS______TERMS CiURTINS school. . Denver’s new auditor is a man of Mr. and Mrs. James O’Drain are Mrs. Everett Bailey is seriously ill pleasing personality. His nature is enjoying a visit from their daughter, 3^^ and up in Fitzsimons hospital. somewhat modest and retiring, with Mrs. John Kelly of Berkeley, Cali Wet or Dry EYES EXAMINED Experienced mmn in our rug department. The mothers of St. Catherine’s an outstanding characteristic of pa fornia, and her two children, Cecilia Don't forget to send your drapes with the parish are making plans for a card Flies, doz,... curtains. tience under all circumstances. Un and Helen. BOSTON’S OWN $1.00 jiarty to be held Thursday afternoon, doubtedly, he has been interviewed Mrs. W. E. Brines of Huntington Reliable Curtain Cleaners June 11, in the community hall. more often than any other man in the Park, California, left Tuesday after Boston’s Own Tested Bait Leaders— 3-Ft.— 2 for 25c — AS GOOD AS THE NAME— Everybody is welcome. Guests are re city since Mr. Begole’s election was a delightful visit with her parents, Information Phone Y O rk3192 1431 Ogden quested to bring their own cards. announced. Job seekers by the Mr. and Mrs. B. Miller, 2405 West Admission will be 35 cents. Gladly Given. and Be Reasonable; thousands have sought him out at his Thirty-fifth avenue. WINDOW SHADES office in the city hall and have even George Lamont, 4006 Zuni street, Licenses Issued. Healthy Prices DRAPERIES invaded the privacy of hia home. He miraculously escaped death last Sat 938 Santa Fe Drive 938 Santa Fe Drive AURORA NOVENA gives everyone a hearing and a wel Conscientious MADE TO O R D E R - urday in the railroad wreck at Service come. He refuses sympathy in what INSTALLED CLOSES SUNDAY Fowler, Colorado. He was painfully BOSTON SPORTING GOODS must be a troublesome task, with the bruised and suffered a badly W M . E. statement: "W e were glad to see wrenched knee. H. S. LAY (St. Therese’s Parish, Aurora) our friends before the election, and St. Patrick’s Boys’ club won in MeLAIN THE BLIND MAN 'The novena in honor of St. Therese we are glad to see them now.’’ recent five-inning game from An 720-22 E. C oifu York 4416 will close this Sunday at 3 p. m. Optometrist McGlone Young Man nunciation parish boys, 24-1. While the first day of the services Recognition of his ability comes to THE DeSELLEM FUEL & FEED CO. 1509 The men of the parish met Mon WILLIAM E. McLAIN was not so well attended, because Mr. McGlone at an early age with his day evening to make final arrange CHARLES A. DeSELLEM CHAMPA Optometrist DENTIST many people went to the mountains appointment to a position on the ments for the bazaar. Y o«ri lor Service for the holiday, the latter days mayor’s cabinet. The new manager FIRST CLASS FUEL AND FEED DR. F. J. CLAFFEY showed good crowds. The object of Office Phones TAbor 3205, TAbor 3206 35.th and Walnut Sts. of revenue is a native of Denver, 29 IMPROVEMENT FIRM OFFERS the talks was to bring about closer years of age, and one of the city’s Residence Phone FRanklin 1058-W. Denver, Colorado TIME PAYMENTS 1030 Republic Bldg. union between God and the soul. All most promising young lawyers. He Offering “ time payments” on homie are invited to attend the closing ex has been a law partner of Joseph A. beautifying and repair work, the 16th and Tremont PI. ercises. Craven. He is a product of Denver’s Mid-West Improvement company, at Closing Out Sale Last Sunday, the children had their parochial schools, having attended the 316 United States National bank Furniture, Rugs, Gas arid .PHONE-MAIN 1824 May procession and crowning of the Cathedral and Sacred Heart grade TYPEWRITERS building, has inaugurated an entirely Coal Ranges, Office Furni statue of the Blessed Mother. It was schools. Sacred Heart high school, new policy for such work in Denver. All Makes arid Prices ture, All Must Go at Cost an exercise of reverence and a dem from which institution he was gradu The Best in Painting, paperhanging, gutter SOLD— RENTED— REPAIRED or Less. onstration of love which was truly ated, and Regis college for one year. work, roofing, hardwood floors, ga AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO., INC. We Rent Fold. Chairs and Used inspiring. He is an alumnus of the University Card Tables F]'-ifty-two children participated in rages, porches, fences, etc., are the Established 1880 of Colorado, where he received his leading services of the firm. The Colo. Furniture Trading Co. Furniture the impressive ceremony of the May LL.B. degree in 1927. He made 1643 California St. KEy»tono 3047 Denver, crowning at the St. Therese’s church firm’s motto is, “ No job too large, 1628 Court PI. Phone KE. 1568 Cash or Credit name for himself as one of the out no job too small.” in Aurora last Sunday. The six standing football players in the Retail Rooms Open most beautiful spiritual bouquets George A. McDonald is manager of Rocky Mountain region in the four the firm, assisted by J, J. Egan. Daily offered in the month to the Blessed years he attended Colorado U. The first payment on work done Mother were presented by the Misses Mr. McGlone is a member of St, by the firm may be made 90 days A FULL LINE OF , Martha Wolf, Henriette Witaseck, Francis de Sales’ parish, where he after the completion of the work, the St. Patrick’s Parish * This space is offered, free of OFFICE FURNITURE Anna Lasser, Louisa Sedilla and lives with his parents at 984 South balance to be paid in small monthly charge to any parish for adver Helen Sedilla, and Walter Anderson. Pennsylvania street.- He has four We rent Folding Chairs, Card and Miss Henriette Witaseck won the payments. tising parish affairs. Banquet Tables, Dishes, Silverware, brothers -and two sisters, one of TEJON DRUG COMPANY honor of placing the crown on the whom, Marie, is a Sister of the Good Estimates and plans are furnished' anything in stock. Established 1888. without obligation.— Adv. 33rd and Tejon— Phone GAllup 6770 head o f the lovely statue of the Shepherd, stationed at DubuquCj Cor. W.T. ROCHE PHONE KEYSTONE 4852 Blessed Virgin, and Miss Anna Las Iowa. Her name in religrion is Sis DENVER COLORADO ser, that of reading the act of con ter Mary of Our Lady of Perpetual secration. Attending Miss Witaseck Help. Ambulance Service Co. were Cecil Sedilla, Johnny Wolf, GEORGE QUEDENS Mr. McGlone is a member of fjie FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES 1805 Gilpin St. YOrk 0900 YOUR BABY Mary Elizabeth Linger and Imelda Knights of Columbus and-is. a prom! MODERNIZEii Schmidt. Little Mary Catherine Ken Fruits in Seaton— Choice Meats nent worker in the order. FREE DELIVERY PHONE GALLUP 293* Limousines For All MADE WELL nedy bore the crown on a white satin YOUR HOME ; 4402-04 UMATILLA pillow. In addition to those ilready The firms listed here de Occasions mentioned, the following deposited a THREE DENVER GIRLS The Mid-West Way : Murphsr's Intestinal troubles that flower (hidden in its petals a INDIANA GRADUATES First payment 90 days after complex ‘ Service Station serve to be remembered ravage children often spiritual bouquet) at the feet of Our tion of work, balance In small monthly ! Blessed MotHer: Archie James, Jim (Continued From Page 1) payments. , “Buford Gas” when you are distributing mie_ James, Robert Anderson, Arthur RUSTS PHARMACY disappear quickly when scholastic grades each semester. Miss NO JOB TOO LARGE \ First Clast Greasing and Service Sedilla, Mike . Sedilla, Nick Lorenz, Snell is an honor student. She is an your patronage in the dif Comer 19th and California PURE Drinking Water NO JOB TOO SMALL Free Crank Case Service Howard Lorenz, Joseph Schmidt, active member o f the Press club; she « Complete - Drug Store Supplies ferent lines of business. is used. Junior Witaseck, James Kenna, Ed- has been advertising manager of The Our Service to You Consists of ' 36th and Tejon St. Wm. Mnrphy Prescriptions Carefully Filled WMd Kennedy, Francis Kennedy Aurora, the college literary maga I Across From Holy Ghost Church — and your own health Francis Betz, George Green, Pat zine, and is the secretary of Painting, Papering, Gutter Work, \ TAbor 9990 MAin 9805 depends on PURE Kennedy, Owen Kennedy, !^bert the Penates club. Miss Snell Wood shingles and Composition ' Linger, James Malone, Martin Cus- is a convert, having been received Roofing, Hardwood Floors, Ce- \ Water, too. tey, George Wolf, Helen Schmidt, into the Church a year ago. She was • ment and Stucco Work, Car- ! MAUL CARPET Lila Green, Betty Lorenz, Aine Wolf, confirmed on Pentecost by the penter and Brick Work and the Marie Schmidt, Loretta Costello, Lu- Most Rev. Joseph Chartrand, D.D., Building of Garages, Porches, A B C DIRECTORY CLEANING CO. PHONE TABOR 5121 cile Lorenz, Elsie Wolf, Evalyn Bishop of Indianapolis, in his private Pences, Additional Rooms, etc. CARPETS CLEANED A WASHED Schmidt, Henrietta Cashin,. Dorothy chapel at his residence in Indianap THRILL OP FINDING EVERYTHING YOU WANT IN HARDWARE. We do everythinf that goes into the SPORTING GOODS, TOYS. BTC., AWAITS YOU HERE. DENVER’S GREAT Zelmaker, Helen Brooks, Stella olis. remodeling or construction of a Best Workmanship in the City Schmidt, Goldie Lasser, Kathleen A HARDWARE DEPARTMENT STORE. Home and finance same. Ph. TA. 0579 ^ 851 Zuni Betz, Virginia James, Stephanie GEORGE MAYER HARDWARE CO. fl. N..S. GAME SUNDAY Estimates and plans furnished Custey, August Wolf. Two members The game at Regis college between without obligation. 1620 Arapahoe St.______KEyitont 4291 Walsh Motor Company of the class. Miss Prances Cunning the Cathedral and St. Catherine’s ham, a little invalid, and Francis at 3 o’clock Sunday afternoon will in n e r s— TIN*, c o p p e r , g a l v a n iz e d w o r k , James, a little patient at Fitzsimons The Mid-West Home mark the first appearance of Cathe- GUTTERS, FURNACES, SKY LIGHTS Authorixad FORD Doalort hospital, took part in the offering of dral team in the Holy Name league. Improvement Co. T the spiritual bouquet to Our Lady, SOUTH DENVER METAL AND FURNACE WORKS although they were unable to be in Miss Ethel Kennedy, and by Miss Phone TAbor 4374 G. Bader. Mzr. South 8M 4 Eaglowood 188 the procession. The teachers were Loretta Zwickel, who played the 1415 so . BROADWAY PHONE SO. 1827 - RES. SO. 6061-J 3837 South Broudwuy assi^ed in training the children by organ. m ' , Thursday, June 4,1931 cmice, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Main 5415 PAGE NINE 2 SUNDAY MASSES J. S. Weppner Elected State Deputy NOW AT GOLDEN Reduced Prices Golden.— In order to accommodate of Wyoming Knights of Columbus the many summer tourists, there will ori\Wedding Gifts be two Masses every Sunday in the Laramie, Wyo.— One of the largest cent Mulvaney, past state deputy, and summer months at St. Joseph’s and most successful state conventions Mr. Weppner, delegrates to the na church. The first Mass will be at O C R 42nd of the Knights of Columbus closed in tional convention at French Lick 6 :30 and the last Mass at 9 :30 o’clock. Laramie Sunday night with a banquet Springs, Indiana. Devotions in honor of the Sacred attended by 150 persons, following T. J. Kieman of Laramie was made Heart will be held every Friday eve Restyling ANNIVERSARY the exemplification of the Fourth De deputy for the southeast district, J. ning in June at 7 :30. Cleaning Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Tomlinson arc Moderate gree for the Wyoming district, McNamara of Kemmerer for the Repairing ^ ^ m n s SALE IS IN Joseph S. Weppner of Rock southwest district and C. E. East of home after a visit with their daugh FINE FURS Prices Springs was elected state deputy of Sheridan for the north district. ter, Mrs. Ed Lendner, in Omaha. the order in the annual election Sat Fifty-seven candidates, two or Mrs. C. F. Schneider of Wide Acres Sixteenth at Tremont—Phone KEustone 3045. FULL SW ING urday. Mr. Weppner is a master of more from every council in the state, is visiting relatives in Manitou, Colo. Wyoming anSd Utah for the Fourth were initiated in the Fourth Degree Degree. Other officers selected in at an exemplification held in the ALUMNAE TO BE FETED Mrs. W. J. Cameron will entertain Where Your Patronage Is Appreciated We Call For and Deliver Prices Reduced on Many'Fine Stan- cluded: J. H. Whiston of Kemmerer, Elks hall Sunday afternoon. warden; E. A. Prieshoff, Rock J. W. Lawler acted as toastmaster the alumnae of Mesdames of the Sacred Heart at her home, 2636 Fed THE CASCADE LAUNDRY dard Brands of Springs, secretary; C. S. Ahl, Raw at the banquet ^ven at Gray Gables, and did so in a very graceful and eral boulevard Wednesday, June 10. “ Denv«r’» Most Progr»8iiv« Laundry” — We Uie Soft Water Tabor P 3 7 9 lins, treasurer; J. E. Dillon of Lara There will be tables for bridge for mie, historian; E. J. Heiman, Sheri happy fashion. Henri Longpre, with Branch Offices; 1642 Tremont Street, 1128 17th Street. 1946 Broadway Mrs. Alice Ames as accompanist, those who wish to play and other 1128 East Ninth Are.. 425 East 17th Ave., 1470 York, 604 East 18th Ave. dan, advocate; the Rev. John Hart forips of entertainment for those Silverware and Cutlery mann of Cheyenne, chaplain, and Vin- furnished a violin number and Felix Wilkinson supplied two of his pleas who do not. The party will be pre BIG ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL— ing solos, with Miss Helen Ryan at ceded by a short business meeting the piano. The comedy element of to complete arrangements for the 26-Piece Set of 20-Year Plated Silverware $7.75 Local News the evening was supplied by Joseph observance of the Feast of the Sacred Scientific Chiropodizts Kaffer-Chapman (Regular Price $13.50) Newman of Denver, who is a p ^ Heart, June 12. So far, plans are Aziociate Podiatrists master at the art of entertaining. perfected for attendance at Mass and Lighting Fixtures 47-Piece Set ...... f2 1 The Guardian Angel guild will Holy Communion at 8 o’ clock at the DR. BERTHA DE WOLFE Wiring - Repairing meet at the Colburn hotel Thursday, 'The main speaker of the evening D.S.C.— D.C. (Regular Price $28.76) was Supreme Master J. H> Reddin of Cathedral, followed by a breakfast Mazda Lampi June 11, at a luncheon at 1 o’clock. RUSSELL L. BOYD, DJ5.C. TELEPHONE KEYSTONE 4801 Denver, who talked in serious vein at the Argonaut hotel. The latter Mrs. Percy A. Allen and Mrs. Louis part of the day’s program will be 202-203 McClintock Bldg. 1616 Arapahoe Street, Denver, Colo. 1931 Phone Kintzele will be the hostesses. Mem and was given marked attention. Mr. Reddin, among other things, stressed discussed at the meeting June 10. 1664 California St. Phone TAbor 3619 1889 MA. bers planning to attend are requested to notify either hostess. the material aspect of the age, the R . K E I N C K E growing ratio of divorce to marriage 42 yMFt 4421 The Rev. Hugh L. McMenamin, rector of the Cathedral, accompanied and other things working against the life of the republic. He was very Park where you shop, under one great roof at Daniels and Fisher 508 SIXTEENTH ST. by Mike Carroll and Ned Maher, left Tuesday for New York and other frank In his deliverance upon such a question as birth control and urged Eastern cities. They expect to be knights to stand fast on their prin away for three week& \ m s . Harry Swi^ert, 1337 Adams ciples against such innovations. Other Streep will entertain the members of speakers were Father J. A. Hartmann of Cheyenne, Father Mullins of Cas KINYON & STEVENS the Good Shepherd Aid society Tues per and Father J. T. Nicholson of day, Junq 9, at 2.30 p. m, A nice yORK 6424 Laramie. Father Nicholson, with his progranf has been arranged and the customary wit, gave the knights some Antique Furniture m o d e r a t e l y p r i c e d ' j / y officers ufgp a large attendance. good advice, emphasizing in partipu- The card-party to be given this Fine Upholstering - Special Made 25taPound-4ilbs.'i'^y\ far the necessity of their tempering Friday evening at the Knights of Co Furniture - Finishing and Repairing O thtr GradtaJOftaidup ^ their ambitions to limits which they Our lumbus hall for, the benefit of St J 730 E. 17th Ave. 1675 CUrkion St. could compass. F. S. Burrage, edi -SANDERSONS’i Anthony’s Neighborhood house— an tor of The Republican-Boomerang, educational indiiatrhd social center— was called upon for a few remarks' LOUISE HAT SHOP will prove one of the ipdst prominent and responded very graciously. 1514 ARAPAHOE - TA. X59». social affairs of the months the play Hats Moulded to the Head There was a splendid spirit of fra ers to include many of tha PAGE TEN Office. 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Main 5413 Thursday, June 4 ,193f REQUIESCANT IN PACE BISHOP I§^PEAKER AT 2 COLORADO PRIESTS ^ How Important Is Seemg m Drivmg? MARTIN J. MULLIN, 244« Race St. Be LORETTO <^MMENCEMENT TO OBSERVE JUBILEES loved ton of Mr. and Mre. Michael Muilin and brother o( Sabina Muilin. Requiem Maes (Contfjmed From Page 1) (Continued From Page 1) t N nothing else that you do is accurate vision so important as in.- wai offered Monday at Loyola church. In by the students. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. H. Hagus of Sterling, representing driving. Ho-w mu?h more comfortably, how much more easily, terment M t.' Olivet. Horan & Son service. JOSE GA&OIA, 1156 llt b street. Beloved Richard-iSrady, chaplain at the col the Louvain priests of the diocese; N O lV . . . you drive your car and do a hundred other things that today’s ways husband of Frances Garcia, father of Joseph lege, re#d the names of the gradu the Rev, Arthur R. Kerr of Gunnison, L. Garcia, Mrs. Carl Ruscio, Mary Uartinex ates ai^ Bishop Tihen presented each representing the Western Slope dean of Hying demand, with the help of these new, modern, wide-angle and Petrita Mumford. Requiem Mass was witlYfier diploma. ery; the Rev. Fintan Zumbahlen, Swigert Lenses in your glasses. offered Monday at St. Cajetan’s church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Horan & Son service. !<5t more men and women knew O.F.M., of Farmington, N. M., who ANGELINA DE OlASE, 1061 Mariposa tk / system of education as exempli- will speak on behalf of the pioneer street. Beloved wife of Frank De Biase, every' woman mother of Peter, Elizabeth, Josephine and particularly at Loretto Heights, Franciscans of the Southwest of two Mike be Blase. Bequiem Mass was offered^ ^here WOUld be fewer opponents and and three centuries hgo; the Rev. Swigert Bros. Optical Co. Tuesday at St. Leo’s church. Tntermeqt more advocates 'of religious instruc Joseph Brunner of Mancos, repre Mt. Olivet. Horan & Son service. senting the diocese; Silmon Smith, LOUISE BRIZZOLARA, 2676 Elm strict. tion,” said Bishop Tihen, going on to ean have Beloved dauchter o f Mr. and Mrs. Jolili S. explain that he meant not education Grand Junction i^ttomey, represent 'Optometrists Opticians Brizzolara, srranddaushter of Mr. an^M rs. in religion alone, but education that ing the people of the city, and C. W. James Chiossi. is complete in all essentials, religion Wilson, local chairman on arrange KATE WALKER. 712 E. Alamed
New Denver Priest Is Descendantof Indian Chief
