ONVERT WORK FOLLOW ENCYCLICAL ARISH SCHOOLS BISHOP,VEHR IN 0 PLAN HONOR PASTORAL URGES 0 WASHINGTON RENEWED EFFORT jshop Names Rev. F. G. Smith Chairman of Adds Prayers to Mass for Welfare of Our Committee in Charge of Bicen­ People in “These Trying tenary Fete Days’’

The Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, D.D., Bishop of Denver, this The new Encyclical Letter of Pope Pius XI, in which he ^ek named the Rev. F. Gregory Smith, pastor of St. Mary’s invites all Christians to return to unity under the Holy See, is The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register and The Register. to be followed up by a pastoral letter from the Most Rev, Urban brch, Littleton, as chairman for the Catholic schools of Colo- We Have Also Our Own Extensive Special Service, the R. of C. Service, the Central Verein Service, the lo in the celebration of the bicentennial of the birth of George Fides Service and the California Catholic Press Service J. Vehr, D.D., Bishop of Denver, who urges upon the clergy of ishington. Father Smith will co-operate with the State pub- Colorado renewed and organized interest in convert work. jeducational authorities and the national commission that has VOL. XXVII. No. 20. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, DEC. 31,1931. $2.00 PER YEAR Bishop Vehr at a conference several months ago encouraged the fen making plans for the proper observance of the bicenten- pastors to form convert instruction classes, and, as a result of r. Washin^on’s birthday, February 22, is one of the days Vatican Building Scene of Roof Collapse the Holy Father’s appeal, he now reiterates his suggestion. The fablished on Bishop Vehr’s calendar .for the parish schools pastoral, which is to go out froTn the Chancery office of the [a flag day, when patriotic exercises must be held. The State diocese this week, deals with the seminaristicum and other rperintendent of Public Instruction this week asked for and diocesan collections, and then takes up the question of convert [•eived a complete list of the Colorado Catholic schools to work. It also establishes the prayer “Pro quacumque neces­ used in connection with the Washington bicentenary. sitate” as an imperata, to be added to the Mass when the rubrics irhe current K. of C. national was left to a later generation. The m permit, “for the spiritual and temporal welfare of our people Irs service announces that the of- Virginia project fared better. Gov­ during these trying days.” The same prayer was used as an |al bust of Washing^ton, selected by ernor Harrison, acting in accord with imperata during the Bishop Tihen regime. George Washington bicentennial the resolution of the legislature, Inmission, was made by the Cath- placed the matter in the hands of Following are excerpts from the Bishop’s letter; sculptor Jean Antoine Houdon. Thomas Jefferson, who was then in CONVERTS I3n June 22, 1784, the lawmakers Paris on official business for Uncle I take this occasion to urge our priests to renewed, conscientious efforts in gaining converts to the Church. The recent Christmas letter of |the state of Virginia directed that Sam, and incidentally feasting upon , : executive be requested to take the esthetic fare which that center our Holy Father to the world is a direct invitation to all who are not lasures for procuring a statue of of art afforded. Catholics to join the Church, the center of unity. As local conditions per­ ] leral Washington, to be of the fin- Governor Harrison and the gentle­ mit, pastors and assistants might form regular convert classes, or a series marble and best workmanship. A men of the Virginia legislature knew of special apologetic sermons, and intructions might be arranged to which Ir previously Congress itself voted little about sculpture, and were no non-Catholics as well as Catholics may be invited. Any plan born of zeal and [erect an equesti’lan statue in the way bashful in admitting it. Less ; > i i interest in the spread of the faith will have the blessing of God upon it. leral’s honor. But American cash than ten days after the legislature Our priestly interest in the work of conversions must be continuous and Li not yet learned to sing so eharm- had acted, the governor wrote to persevering. A Christ-like fervor and anxiety for souls will impel us to i:ly as it does today. Uncle Sam’s Charles Wilson Peale, the artist, di­ exert every effort to make our Holy Faith known to those outside the fold. PI May God bless the humble part we, as His instruments, play in the Propaga­ lasury was on an enforced diet, recting him to put General Wash- A view of St. Peter’s Basilica 'f*-'_ |i the rearing of this monument {Continued on Page 8) tion of the Faith. It is our earnest hope that the number of converts in and the Vatican, with an arrow the diocese will be considerably increased this year. pointing to the roof which col­ PRAYER The oration “Pro quacumejue necessitate,” No. 12, should be said in lapsed and crashed through the fa­ Holy Mass, whenever the rubrics permit, for the spiritual and temporal mw PASTORS TAKE mous Sala Sistina. The roof cov­ welfare of our people during these trying days. ered that portion of the Vatican I ask God’s choicest blessings upon you and your people. May His library which was constructed by Blessed Mother be our constant intercessor to win for us during this year POSTS NEXT WEEK the spiritual and temporal favors we need. Pope Sixtus V in 1588. To the Faithfully yours, Irhe Rev. Manus P. Boyle, new right: A view of the Sala Sistina URBAN J. VEHR, litor of Presentation parish, Bar- (Sistine hall), famous for its mag­ December 29, 1931. '______' Bishop of Denver.______|m, Denver, will leave Salida next LIBRARY GIFT nificent manuscripts and books. lidnesday to assume his posi- The roof of this section of the In in Denver. The Rev. Francis I Cawley, new pastor at Salida, will Vatican library fell through the Ive Denver Tuesday to begin work TO SEMINARY ceiling of this room and plunged FAILURE OF YOUTH ISalida. He has been assistant to Announcement has been made through the floor into the consulta­ Jther William M. Higgins at SL tion room beneath. Five laymen lilomena’s church, Denver. Father that the valuable library of the late Rev. James Gibbons, pioneer priest were killed.— (Vatican photo by BLAMED ON SECTS Iwley, accompanied by the Rev. fnes P. Flanagan, pastor of St. who died recently as pastor of Pres­ Underwood and Underwood.) try Magdalen’s church, Denver, entation parish, has been presented New York.—Failure of the family jurious thing to which youth is ex­ l-ly this week visited Salida, where to the library of SL Thomas’ semi­ as a factor in education, together posed, no doubt presented an extreme W were guests of Father Boyle. nary. Father Gibbons made the gift with the “substantial collapse of the point of view, but it is one which in person a day or two before his educational influence of the Protes­ increasingly finds expression. death, when he sent for Father Wil­ tant Churches,” has combined to put “The truth is that the school liam M. Brennan, C. M., president Ghastly Suffering for Faith upon the school a burden which it draws upon itself criticism, not so of the seminary. The pioneer priest LISTENING IN. cannot bear and should not be asked much by reason of what it fails to was extremely well read and the li­ ======1 to bear. Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, offer or accomplish in its own REGISTORIALS brary was splendidly selected. It in­ in Russia Told by Figures president of Columbia university, proper sphere, but by reason of its cluded approximately 1,500 books, Dr. A. J. Sulleni of Denver, tuper- declared in his annual report. inability and incapacity to do the acording to the Rev. Maurice Hel- intend^nt of the work of the Congre­ A considerable portion of the re­ work of the school, the family and Imitate Montana! manri, subdeacon, one of the librar­ (Every week the Eastern Montana Minneapolis.— In a report deliv­ Historical association at .its twelfth gational Church in Colorado, i* port was devoted to a pessimistic the Church combined. If the fam­ ians at the seminary. fction of The Register’s chain of ered before the American Catholic annual meeting here Dec. 27, the quoted in The Fort Collins Express- analysis of the younger generation. ily cannot and will not meet that Jiwspapers carries at least one story. Rev. Edmund A. Walsh, S.J., vice Courier, December 28, as saying: ‘‘I Its marked characteristics, he said, ■Responsibility which belongs to it, I'd sometimes more, of Catholic Ac- president of Georgetown university, interpret the call of Pope Pius XI for are bad manners, carelessness and: and if the Church continues to fail l.n and zeal which, if pven more presented the most authoritative the union of the Christian Churches inconsiderateness in dress, in speech in its educational duty, nothing will [de-spread publicity, might serve and latest figures on the present as a cry from a Church in distress; and in personal habits, and lack of be more certain than the gradual but what is true of the Catholic an example for the entire coun- 0 1 ROLL OF HONOR status of the Catholic Church in interest in political life and public disappearance from society of those m Church is true of all organized re­ traits and influences in education, '. The enthusiasm and interest Soviet Russia and also offered data affairs. [lich these people are showing in showing the striking contrast be­ ligion.” “Probably the anti-philosophies which it is the business of the family I'omoting the Catholic religion In this issue of The Register, on Pages 6 and 7, is a com­ tween the status of the Church in We are happy to assure Dr. Sullens and the pseudo-psychologi«s which and the Church to foster and Long themselves make one realize plete list of firms that used the paper for advertising purposes Russia in 1917 and the Church in that he is mistaken so far as the are so widely diffused just now, and streng:then.” |e great satisfaction, personal bene- in 1931. It is an. imposing list, and for the rhost part repre­ that country today. Catholic Church is concerned. Though which are having such deplorable ef­ The most recent figures in his she is facing organized persecution fects upon the instruction offered and happiness which can be got- sentative. We ask our readers to study it carefuTly, so that report were obtained by Father from a study and better under- from anti-clerical politicians in three and training given, particularly in tn6y may b6 wall aCQUaint6d with th6 nam6% of th0S6 who are Walsh by telegraph from the Vati- nations, she is in splendid shape. the elementary and secondary Twin Brothers iding of the Faith, Particularly is this true in Colorado, i There are many, among' Catholics making a bid for Catholic business. We feel that because they tican City. The------comparative figures schools, have, consciously or uncon­ have used the columns of The Register for advertising their (1917-1931) given by Father Walsh where the net gain in the last year sciously, played a large part in ef­ 110, although sincere enough and has been something like 2,600 mem­ in Priesthood le recipients of those graces with- business they are deserving of the lion’s share of the (Catholic are consequently official and the fecting these changes,” Dr. Butler lit which Catholicity is impossible, latest available. bers. said. buying power of Denver. We do not ask any reader to hiake ‘‘Before 1917 there were consid­ “The virtually complete abdica­ Father Daniel Morning, assistant ]e Catholics mainly because their The amount of space devoted by at the Denver Cathedral, is a mem­ I refathers were. They believe in financial sacrifice in order to ^tronize our advertisers, but we erably more than 13,000,000 Roman tion of the family as a primary and Catholics in the Russian empire, the daily press, not only here but controlling factor in education,” he ber of one of the few sets of twin le Church and its doctrines, attend do urge that all other things ^eing equal, price, service, qual­ everywhere, to the Papal encyclical brothers working as priests in the l.ass regularly, receive the sacra- served by 4,600 priests. In that continued, “together with the sub­ ity, etc., patronage be given tq Register advertisers. specific territory, which may for on the fifteenth centenary of the stantial collapse of the educational United States. His twin brother, the lents often and worthily, but un- Council of Ephesus seemed to us por­ Rev. James Morning, assistant at the |Canonization in, all with full memberships. But Holy Name Teams |;w have clubs in which husbands ing from Register patrons. Ind wives, fathers and mothers can The list of firms comprising the honor roll, those that used to Start Their Father Leo’s Case Not Mentioned, but Only Because It Has Not Yet let together and exchange ideas the paper in one or more regular editions of The Register or I hile benefiting in common. Advanced to Required Stage for This One way to obtain this objective, The Denver Catholic Register in the past year, was compiled Season on Jan* 6 not in special study sessions, primarily to give recognition to and publicly to solicit patronage for every firm that has shown friendship to Denver’s only What promises to be one of the The cause for canonization of Fa­ The United States is mentioned Nine causes concern Canada. They I'ould be for the men to take an are those of Alfred Pampalon, Re­ Ictive interest in the Parent-Teach- Catholic paper, and consequently to the Catholic people. This most exciting contests among basket­ ther Leo Heinrichs? 0. F. M., who in eight of the causes among the ball leagues in Denver this winter demptorist priest, who died at Que­ IVs’ associations organized in virtu- purpose is attained for practically all the more than a thousand was murdered in 1908 at St. Leo’s 551 in the book, namely those of lily every parish. The fathers are opens Wednesday evening, Jan. 6, in church, Denver, when giving out Anne Elizabeth Seton, foundress of bec in 1897; Francis de Montmor- |ust as much parents as the mothers, names appearing on the honor roll. What we term “sop” the School of Commerce gymnasium, Communion, is not mentioned among the Sisters of Charity in America, ency-Laval, first Bishop of Quebec, let virtually every P.-T. A. in the advertising on the part of some large advertisers, firms that 20th and Glenarm streets. Six of the 551 cases reported in an official who died in 1821; Felix de Andreis, who died -in 1808; Frederic Jon- [lenver diocese, for example, is spend thousands of dollars a year in advertising, but use The the fastest clubs in the city will com­ book of the Sacred Congregation of Vincentian missionary, who died in soone, friar minor, who died in liade up exclusively of mothers, and pete for parochial supremacy among Rites just issued at Rome, recount­ 1820 at St. Louis; Frances Xavier 1916; Margaret Bourgeoys, found­ Register once or hvice a year in an effort merely to keep good Holy Name parishes. ing the cases of canonization now for this obvious reason some of the will, is represented in our list. There are only a few of them, Cabrini, foundress of the Missionary ress of the Sisters of Our Lady, who 1 arishes have changed the name of The lineup for the opening games before the Holy See. This fact, how­ Sisters of the Sacred Heart, who died in Montreal in 1700; Sister (Continued on Page 4) for which we are thankful. is as follows: 7 o’clock, St. Leo’s vs. ever, is not detrimental to the Fa­ died at Chicago in 1917; Francis Mary of the Incarnation, foundress St. Dominic’s; 8 o’clock, St. Francis ther Leo case. It has not yet pro­ Xavier Seelos, Redemptorist religi­ of the Ursuline nuns of Quebec, who ’ An exeiiutive of one large firm that uses The Register occa­ de Sales’ vs. Annunciation team; 9 gressed far enough to be formally sionally for “sop” advertising had the following pithy question ous, who died at New Orleans in died in 1672; Sister Mary Catherine o’clock, St. Catherine’s vs. Holy entered at Rome. While it is true 1867; John Nepomucene Neumann, of Saint Augustine, Augustinian nun, I:h im e s“h e a r d attached to some advertising copy we received last week, al­ Ghost team. These contestants will that Rome must give permission even Redemptorist Bishop of Philadelphia, who died in Quebec in 1678; Sister though the note was not supposed to go beyond the advertising be supported by a large following for such preliminary investigations who died there in 1860; Maginus Ca- Mary Margatet Dufrost de Lajem- from their respective parishes, which as have been held here, in the New­ tala, Franciscan religious, who died merais, widow Youville, foundress of ACROSS NATION department of his own store: “Why do we do this? Are we include all parts of Denver. ark diocese of New Jersey and the under obligation?” That same firm, in a test advertising cam­ in 1830 in San Francisco; Theodora the Grey Sisters of Montreal, who The schedule will run for ten Cologne archdiocese of Germany, Guerin, foundress of the Sisters of died in 1771; Sister Mary Rose Du- The chimes of the Denver Cathe- paign last summer, discovered for its own satisfaction that The weeks, with three games each Wed­ looking toward Father Leo’s canon­ Providence, who died in Indianapolis rocher, foundress of the Sisters of nesday evening. Each club has been ization, nevertheless the results of ral were broadcast over the nation Register demonstrated more than twice as much pulling power in 1856, and Philippina Duchesne, the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary, apportioned a limited i.umber of sea­ [ate New Year’s eve by the National these investigations must be formally religious of the Sacred Heart, com­ who died at Montreal in 1849; Vital as all the other weekly papers of Denver combined. And son tickets, which permit the holders reported to Rome before the case [iroadcasting company, the program still he wants to know if his store is under obligation! He panion of the foundress, St. Magda­ Justin Grandin of the Congregation Viginating with KOA. This was the to see the entire thirty games for would be listed in such a manner as lene Sophia Barat, the first propa­ of the Oblates of Mary Immaculate, fecond time the chimes had been na- should have asked: “Do we have to forego our bigotry and ad­ fifty cents, which is only five cents is done in the book just published. It is interesting to note, however, gator of her institute in the United first Bishop of St. Albert (now Ed­ fionally broadcast as a New Year’s vertise in the Catholic paper?” ag evening. Individual tickets at the States, who died in 1852. door are selling for 25 cents an eve­ that Colorado ia represented in the monton), who died in 1902. eature. The bells are a magnificent This is a typical case. Any large firm’s absence from the Ik let, perfectly tuned, the gift of the ning; children, ten cents. book, for Mother Frances Xavier Ca- The Vincentian Fathers at St. Mexico figures with two causes in [ate John F. Campion, pioneer Lead- advertising columns in The Register can be explained in one The pastors of these six entries brini, who .often visited here and Thomas’ seminary, Denver, are this review of the sanctity in North 'ille and Denver mining man. Sol- way. have shown marked enthusiasm in who was in charge of the Missionary greatly interested in the Andreis America. They are Anthony Margil, I mn Pontifical Mass was celebrated PATRONIZE YOUR FRIENDS. USE THE REGISTER’S this means to keep their young men Sisters of the Sacred Heart at the case, as the candidate was provin­ a Franciscan who died in 1726 in lit the Cathedral New Year’s day together for the winter, and spirited time the Queen of Heaven orphan­ cial or visitor of their community, the Archdiocese cf Mexico, and S's- Feast of the Circumcision) by ADVERTISING COLUMNS EVERY WEEK AS YOUR BUY­ parochial rivalry is sure to add to age was founded, is listed. She was the position the Very Rev. William ter Mary of Jesus, a Poor Clare who [lishop Urban J. Vehr, D. D. ING GUIDE. the fire of the games. Italian born, but died in Chicago. IP. Barr holds today. (Continued on Page 8)

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Jewelers Enlist Under St. Eloi Paris.-^The ancient Confrerie de JANUARY Saint Eloi, which grouped the em­ ployers and en^loyes of the jewelry trade and which was abolished »t the time of the revolution, has Just been reorganized at Paris. An an­ Christmas Cheer Brought to nual Mass for jewelers has been re­ sumed in the chapel of the Car­ Nearly 700 Little melites. St. EHglus, as he is called Charges in English, who was apprenticed to a Limousin goldsmith, built the Christmas cheer was brought to jewel-studded gold throne of Clo- CLEARANCE taire at Marseilles. He was a coun­ nearly 700 little charges of the Den­ ver deanery. Nearly 700 little cillor of King* Dagobert but later hearts were gladdened by three embraced the monastic life, follow­ Christmas tree parties. These chil­ ing the Irish rule that had just been Men! It’s Your Sale^Here’a Quality— dren are, for the most part, Mexi­ introduced into France by St. Co- Here’s Style—Here’s Economy can and Spanish-American, and in lumbanus. their homes Santa Claus is an infre­ Sociology Ceurte Expanded quent visitor. At the Little Flower Chicago.— With the opening of center, 2809 Larimer street, 300 the winter quarter on January 4, HART SGHAFFNER girls and boys assembled on Christ­ Miss Mary Burdine Tobin will de­ mas eve, and enjoyed the hospitality vote full time to the direction and MEN- of Maris Stella Scott, director of the supervision of student field work in & MARX center. Miss Scott, who has the the Loyola university school of soci- Christmas spirit all year ’round, had ologj’. Suits and Overcoats And Other Standard Makes ■gathered, from titne to time, gifts Protestant* Claim St. Patrick appropriate for the little ones she Dublin. — Irish Protestants who in our Annual Clearance Sale work* among and loves. These ar-> claim St. Patrick as their own and SUITS-TOPCOATS tides were supplemented by dona­ except for their more learned schol­ tions from kind friends. In addition ars have not abandoned the myth­ $ OVERCOATS to those previously annoiuice^, Miss ical theory of an independent Celtic at Scott gratefully acknowleages a con­ Church, opposed to Rome, are or­ 26 signment of fifty dolls from Mrs. ganizing celebrations of the fifteenth Our regular $40 and $46 hand-tailored suits and wool fleece overcoats. $30-$35 John L. Dower, The dolls were at­ centenary of the saint, which coin­ Values tractively dressed by the sodality cide next year with, the holding of girls of Loretto Heights college, and the Eucharistic Congress in Dublin, were delivered by Mother Consuela and will be celebrated with due fer­ and Sister Dolorlne. The afternoon’s vor by the Catholics. Fashion Park Suits & Overcoats program Included singing of Christ­ Creak BUhop Consecrated Regularly $50 and $55, reduced to Regularly $60 and $70, reduced to mas carols by the children, accom> Jemsalem.—-His Beatitude Msgr. panied on the violin by Miss Mar­ Cyril IX Moghabghab, Greek-Cath­ jorie Held, who also directed St. olic Patriarch, has consecrated in $31.50 and $36 $46 Francis de Sales’ orchestra in appro­ the Cathedral at Damascus the new­ Men’s Store—Street Floor—Arapahoe 1 '-‘.-’i priate selections. ly appointed Greak-Catholic Bishop $35-$45 S45-S60 There was disappointment that the of Sidon, Msgr. Nicolas Dabha. Si- Values Values manifold duties of the season com­ don, in Arabic Saida, is at present pelled the Most Rev. Bishop Urban the principal place of the southern J. Vehr to absent himself. His Ex­ district of Great Lebanon. paniels & psher cellency’s regret was expressed Merchants Honor Nuns’ Jubilee through the Et. Rev. Monslgnor Jos­ Vancouver, Wash.— The chamber Denvar Owned Sin£e 1864 eph Bosetti. And because their pres­ of commerce, here, at a weekly meet­ Longa, Shorts, Regulars, Stouts ence was required in the Confes­ ing, gave over part of its program sional in preparation for the great to an observance of the seventy- Feast of the Nativity, several priests fifth anniversary of the founding of who are numbered among the friends the Sisters of Charity of Providence of Little Flower center were obliged in this section of the Northwest Ter­ to forego the pleasure of attending ritory, the party. St. Catherine’s Parish Among the guests were Mrs. J. C. Nun Author of Noveletta Hagus, president of the Denver dean­ New York.— Sister Mary Vincent, 62/ Sixteenth S t ery; Mrs. W, H., Paul, Mrs., Marie Convent Station, N. J., is the author Heap and Miss Theresa Maher. of “Clym,” a novelette just pub­ THE ZIMMERMAN MERCANTILE CO. lished. This is the author’s second (Eim E U N m Character is being built in the at­ W . 38th .nd Inring 3700 N ...jo book. Her first, "In the Jersey mosphere of Little Flower center. Call Gallup O74I Ths RED a WHITE Stars* Call Gallup 0 9 ^ This was evidenced in the discipline Hills,” published in 1926, is still in 34 Converts Are Among 82 and cleanliness of the children. That great demand. Sister Mary Vincent Baptized in St. Cath­ these little brown-skinned folk are writes under the pen name of Mary FEDERAL MARKET worth working for was revealed in V. Hillman. erine’s Parish QUALITY CORN-FED MEATS, FRUITS AND VBGETABLII so. GAYLORD COMMUNITY STORES the self-sacrifice of an eight-year-old Alfonso’s Pastor Aided by King in Phone GAllup 1267 Free Delivery 3018 W. 38th Av I boy, who, when It came his turn to W ar (St. Catherine’s Parish) 'select a gift, chose a doll’s bed. He Paris.— When former King Al­ In the annual report of spiritual n Plumbing and Heating had a little sister at home, and it fonso does not hear Mass in his own condition of the parish as forward­ B IVAvUiliLlV HardwareHardware and and Paint* Paint* gave him joy to make her happy. residence near Fontainebleau, he at­ ed to the Chancery office this week, Hours after the party was over, tends the little Church of-St. Pierre the following items for the year just PHONE SPRUCE 16T9 1076 SO. GAYLORD and Miss Scott was closing the at Avon. The pastor of St. Pierre closing were contained: Holy Com­ doors of the center, a man ap­ is indebted to the former monarch. munions distributed during the year, Cathedral Parish proached and timidly thanked her for In the World war the priest was 32,00D; Baptisms, 82, of which 34 The firms listed here de­ having brought a touch of Christmas taken prisoner by the Germans. He were of converts; 23 deaths and six­ to his motherless boy, something he was one of those who benefited from teen marriages, nine of which were Brownie Creamery & Delicatessen ^ y * to n ” 7767? 526 ^*17^ A serve to be remembered said he was unable to do. He but the intervention of the King of Catholic and seven mixed marriages. Brick Ice Cream, 29c Ql.—15e Pt. voiced the gratitude of many worthy Spain in behalf of the prisoners. St. An increase of about twenty-five DELICIOUS BAKED CHICKEN, HOT ALL DAY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY when you are distributing but financially embarrassed parents Pierre has known many august p*r- families was also reported. HOT BREAD. FRESH MEATS AND GROCERIES in that poor locality. ishioners since its erection in the The Altar and Rosary society will your patronage in the dif­ eleventh century. King Robert-the- receive Holy Communion Sunday at Lace Curtain*, Draperies, Laces, Center Piece* and All Te^|l* Linen* Fifty employes of the Tapping Cleaned and Hand Pressed. Motors company entertained one Pious and St. Louis made their Con­ the seven o’clock Mass. This organi-. CREAMERY GO. ferent lines of business. fessions there. Louis XIII, who NO PIN HOLES CALL FOR AND DELIVt tM 2 So. Gaylord Phono PEarl 4648 hundred children at a Christmas tree zation will meet Tuesday afternoon party Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 23, was baptized there, gave the bell for the installation of the new of­ 218 E. Seventh Ave. CITY LACE CLEANERS Phone TAbor 79. that still summons the parishioners ficers. from 4 to 6 o'clock in the display I n r ' A M M A P K ’F T Corn Fed Meat Fruit A Vegetabl room of the company. The names to worship. The men of the Holy Name so­ L iV J V x J A I v 1 14,1 LOGAN — KEYSTONE B017 of the children were supplied by Mrs. Socialists Adhere to Bigotry ciety will install their new officers Just Phone Those Roach Bros, for Quick Delivery Service Paul. The kindly personal attention Paris.— The Socialist association Monday evening. f f given the youthful guests was a fea­ of the Isere, which had already cen­ The new series of instructions for Any Time, Any Place, Anywhere “ Why Pay More? ture of this party. The children were sured the Socialist deputy, Jacques Catholics and non-Catholics was be­ called for and returned to their Chastanet, for declaring in an in­ gun Tuesday afternoon in one of 20TH AVE. SHEET METAL WORKS (Trademsrk) homes in cars. A Christmas play terview that he favored the re- the school rooms. Furnaces Installed, Gas or Coal and a fev vaudeville numbers were installation of monks in the Grand All the duplex envelopes for the Repairing and Cltsning: Aiso Gutters, Stacks. Skylights, Etc. enjoyed before the arrival of Santa Chartreuse, called a meeting extraor­ new year will be ready on New 2141 COURT PL. D. O’BRIEN. Prop. » MAIN 64 Claus, in a gaily-decorated car, who dinary to have him reprimanded. Year’s day for the people of the parish. TRY OUR REGULAR DlNNERj WM. W. MYER DRUG STORES, Inc. presented each child with a person­ Chastanet sent a long letter to clear NEWHOUSE CAFE THEY WILL PLEASE YOU ally requested gift, nuts, candy, etc. himself, and asked the nomination Last SundlTy morning at eleven Colorado Owned Store* Mr. Tapping, president of the com­ of a committee before which he o’clock, James McEiroy, 4224 Julian A DISTINCTIVE PLACE TO EAT pany, was in attendance all after­ might present his defense. He also street, one of St. Catherine’s daily 308 E. Colfax MAin 977; 17ih and Broadway 15th and Welton said that whereas he had been a communicants, passed away in St. noon, and contributed to the pleas­ BEAUTY—I. Broadway and Ellsworth 800 Santa Fe Dr, ure of the occasion. defender of the conquests of laicism, Anthony’s hospital. He was buried RITCHEY’S BEAUTY SHOPPE JOY FOREVI At St. Cajetan’s church 250 chil­ he saw no reason why men should Thursday morning of this week at 15th and California 16th and California dren in Father John’s classes were be denied the benefits of common nine o’clock. Permanent Waving—Marcelling—All Beauty Work guests of Mrs. Harry McGraw. A law because they wore a friar’s robe Miss Barbara Hamlin, who lived 1679 HUMBOLDT ST. . SHAMPOO AND FINGER WAVE. 75e PHONE YORK 60j W* do Bot apocial taU« bat tall you at oar iowatt pricat OTory rather than the coat of a laborer at 4404 Alcott street for a time, brilliantly lighted tree delighted the HAPPY NEW YEAR day on all dray oiarcbandite. little ones, and toys and goodies or an officer’s uniform. The bigots died last week in the Jewish Na­ were distributed among them. were unyielding. tional sanatorium. January Clearance Sale Now On Mrs. Paul supplied names of a Priest’s Prayer ^en s Congress Among the sick of the parish is 20% Discount on All Suits and O’Coats number of children to The Post-Mo­ Washington. — Father Frederick Mrs. D. F. Bain of 2420 W. 44th tor club Christmas committee, and J. Bergs of Milwaukee, Wise., de­ avenue, who is recovering. Tailors and Cleaners these were nicely taken care of at livered the prayer opening the de­ School resumes Its classes Mon­ Dublin THE JOHN A. MARTIN DRUG CO. the Municipal auditorium Christmas liberations of the United States day morning, January 4. REMODELING - RELINING - SUITS MADE TO ORDER morning. house of representatives here Tues­ Among the new arrivals in the NEW LOCATION—834 EAST COLFAX PHONE MAIN 9881 Comer Fifteenth and Curtis, Charles Building Holidays are the same as other day,’, December 16. He was the first parish are Mr. and Mrs. L. Nevin, --- —------f Reliable Drugs and Family Medicines days at the clinic—a long line of un­ visiting clergym:.n to deliver the who are living with Mr. Nevin’s fortunates seeking relief; and at the prayer in the house of representa­ brother at 8080 W. 41st avenue. Seventh Ave. Garagt DEPENDABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE PHONE MAIN 1900 Benefit shop a brave little band of tives in this congress. He was in­ The three children of Mr. and Mrs. 7TH AND LOGAN—ON THE CORNE. tmm volunteer saleswomen trying to raise troduced by Dr. James Shera Mont­ Edward Joseph Choi of 4851 Beach “Pleasing Service’* Storage, High Pressure Greasini funds to carry on this work for the gomery, JJethodist Episcopal minis­ court were baptized with their Gas, Oil, Tire Repairing and High Grade Oils, Washing “least of His little ones.’’ The stock ter, who is the chaplain of the mother on Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Greasing at Always Open Wbtre Your Patronage Is Appreciated We Call For and Deliver is low. An earnest plea is sent forth house. James Carragher acted as sponsors. HARTLEY’S PHONE TABOR 9230 to replenish it. Act now while the New Czech Bishop* Installed The three children are Mildred COLFAX AT PEARL THE CASCADE LAUNDRY need is great. Prague.— The Eastern Czech me­ O’Deill, six years old; Edward Jos­ Edw. Gray Service eph, four years old, and Robert Hen­ Phone YOrk 7013 ‘‘Denver’t Meit Profrtuive Laundry” — We V tt Soft Water Tabor 6379 tropolis, Hradec Kralove, took on a EXPERT REPAIRING festive appearance when welcoming ry, one year old. Branoh Office* i 1642 Tremont Sweet, 1128 17tb Streetj 1945 Broadway SOCIETY TO HOLD the new Bishop Maurice Picha. De­ Miss Dorothy Mayeau, 8301 W. 27 Yesrs’ Experience 1122 East Ninth At*.. 425 East 17th Aee.. 1470 York, 604 East llt b Ata. OFFICER ELECTION spite exceedingly unfavorable wea­ Clyde place, and Miss Faye Piper Battery Service ther conditions, the town was were hostesses at a delightful Christ­ TA. 9230 (St. John’* Parish) thronged. Similar enthronement fes­ mas party given by the Ibou club. Quality Shoppe On Corner of Seventh and Logan tivities with equally large crowds of Those present were the Misses Elaine 813 15th St. The regular meeting of the Altar participants occurred at Litomerice, Johnson, Alma Balkenbush, Gerry The Argonaut Hotel and Rosary society will be held at where the Most Rev. Anthony Hannigan, Veronica Markham, Faye Delicious the school hall Friday, January 8. Weber was greeted by the popula­ Pipen and Dorothy Mayeau, and the Plate Lunches OPPOSITE THE CAPITOL Luncheon will be served at 1 p, m., Messrs. Donovan Donald, Frederick tion as the new Bishop. Govenunen- Salads and High CIa$$ D ini^ Room in Conneetlon Permanents and Transients followed by a musical program and tal and municipal representatives McCallin, John Hynes, Charles a short talk. Hostesses for the aft­ Sandwiches Come for Sunday Morning Wedding Breakfasts—Bridge Luncheon*—Dinner Parties were present at both rites. The ma­ Byrne, Joseph Brennan and Joseph Breakfast, 35c ernoon will be Mesdames Woodcock, jority in Leitmeritz, although they Murphy. M. E. RATEKIN. Owner FRANK J. HABERL, Owner Siems, Spillman and Dehmer. Since are citizens of the Czechoslovak re­ Miss Eileen Garrity has ben con­ election of officers was postponed The Cornell Hotel COLFAX AND GRANT • PHONE TABOR 2881 public, speak the German language. fined to her home by an injured A. A. GLYNN, Proprietor from last month’s meeting to this Erin Has Back-to-Farm Move knee incured while skating at Rocky One Block From Cathedral month, the officers urge all ladies to Dublin.—-Father J. M. Hayes, C.C., Mountain lake. FREY^S 1618 PENNSYLVANIA be present. of Castleiney, Templemore, is the Phone TAbor 9559 Denver, Colo. Mr. and Mrs. George Steahl spent chairman of a new organization Quality Baked Goods the Christmas holidays visiting rela­ St. Clara’s Aid Will called Muintir na Tire or the People Thanksgiving Specials Strictly Corn-Fed Meats tives at Pueblo. of the Land, founded in Tipperary Elect Officers Jan. 6 SPECIAL OFFER 702 EAST 17TH AVE. Wfl will move your furniture to our warehouse and give you six for the purpose of “building up rural QUALITY MARKET months to pay yonr bill Private room or open storage. We have NOTED JESUIT EXPIRES AT civilization on Christian lines.’’ The regular meeting of St. Clara’s Phone MAin 9198 low rate of insursnee. SOUTH DAKOTA MISSION Cabinet Men at Prelate’s Funeral Aid society will be held Wednesday, 1019 East Colfax Avenue Call KEystone 6228 and we will call and give you estimate on Omaha, Nebr.— The Rev. Floren' Paris.— Three members of the January 6, at 2 p. m. Election of FREE DELIVERY your work. tine Digman, 85, noted Jesuit mis cabinet went to Sens to be present officers will take place. All mem­ The Smidt Drug Co. KEystone 0724 sionary, died Dec. 23 at the Rosebud at the funeral of Archbishop Ches- bers are urged to be present. ART LAMB Satisfaction Guaranteec MOVING, STORING AND PACKING Indian mission. South Dakota, near nelong of Sens. They were Andre Mrs. P. J. Golden and Mrs. Ru­ Prescriptions Our Specialty No Money Needed for Six Months Kilgore, Nebr. Father Digman was Tardieu, minister of agriculture and dolph Mapelli are delegates to the the founder of St. Francis’ Indian former president of the council: D. C. C. W. convention to be held Delivery Service PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS DUFFY STORAGE & MOVING CO. mission in South Dakota. He was Leon Berard, minister of justice and January 20. 300 E. 7th Ave.— Cor. Grant S*. bom in Germany and came to Amer­ vice president of the present c ^ KE. 8491 TA. 9271 IT PAYS 1521 20th St. Office and Warehouse ica in 1880. Father Digman was inet, and Champetier de Ribes, min­ A Play on More Than Word* noted as an authority on American ister of pensions. The presence of Boston would like to spell it Indian languages. Tardieu was particularly interesting, "Strange Interlewd.” ONE-HALF BLOCK FROM BUB DEPOT] for as the young vicar of a Paris Street Csrs Nas. 11-13-40 at Depot PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Might Jutt at Well church the late Archbishop had PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Step at Hotei Door Sign in Ft. Madison, la., hotel: taught the present minister his cate­ Colorado Hotel A. L. SMITH. Proprietor THEY ARE RELIABLE "In case of fire, shoot yourself.’’ chism- THEY ARE RELIABLE 17th Street at Tremont phone KEystone 2391

ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION Telenhonc. Main 5413 PAGE THREE MAYOR TO SPEAK S t Joseph’s Parish SI. FMIIGIS'm AT CLUB RALLY Colorado's Home Store ior Forty-Three Years Mayor George Degole, .^peaking on W IlLMFFIJte “M.y New Year Wishes for Denver,” CL08 DISTI Sixteenth Street at Stout—TAbor 218t SANTA FE PUBLIC MARKET will be the featured guest when the 646 SANTA KE—I'KKb, I'AUKINU—(JU'I 01' CONCESTEU AKEA Council Members Will Gather Catholic Press dub holds its regular These Prices Good From Friday Through Next Week: January 4 in School monthly luncheon Saturday at twelve noon at the Shirley Savoy hotel. An­ Cafeteria other feature of the meeting .will be Lewis’ January the distributing of the booklets of W ee Shop (St. Francis de Sales’ Parish) poems gotten out by club members, (St. Joieph’s Parish) Purity Meal The next regular meeting of the the result of the recent poetry con­ Parent-Teacher.s’ a.ssociation. will be Members of St. Joseph’s Dramatic Bakery test. The booklet contains thirty- club contributed baskets for the held January G at 8 p.m. in the high six pages of original verse. The Market school auditorium. Mrs. M. F. Can­ needy, which were delivered Christ­ foreword explains its purpose: ’To mas eve. If all who contributed could ORANGE CREAM o A non has arranged an interesting pro­ promote the art of expression, White POT ROASTS, gram. “Forerunners of Old Glory,’’ have seen the way the baskets were CAKE, Ea...... Z U C whether it be in marble or oils, song appreciated, they would' have been Choice Beef, Ib. a patriotic sketch, will be given by or even words. Modestly, the edi­ APPLE PIE, i r* 8 c Mrs. Arthur D. Wall. “For Men’s doubly repaid for their thoughtful­ SHO. LAMB i A tors express the hope that next ness. Dr. William McCarthy, Larry Salie,’’ a one-act comedy drama, wilt year’s etfort may be an anthology, Ea 1 5 c CHOPS, lb...... 1 U C be presented by the Vagabond play­ Sexton" and Bert McCloskey deliv­ “a little larger in size and a little ered the baskets. Mrs. Robert Tur­ CHERRY PIE, 1 I- ers, under the direction of Miss more accurate in meter; but it can­ BACON, Swift’s O /? Stelja Lindsey. The Mothers’ chorus ner aided in purchasing articles and Sales not be one whit more sincere than and the Fransalian orchestra will making up the baskets. Others to Premium, 1 lb. P k g .Z O C the bookld which the Press club whom thanks are due are Agnes Pet­ render several selections. A short hands its Iriends.” In addition to a COOKIES, 1 A PURE LARD, business session will precede the pro­ erson, Wilhelmina Metroz and Marie splendid collection from the class in Riss. Dr. McCarthy volunteered to 3 lbs...... 23c gram. The president, Mrs. Harvey poetry taught by Sister Celestine, T owels—Linens—Bedding W. French, will preside. There will distribute two baskets on New BREAD, < ^ PORK STEAK, Loretto Heights college, there are Year’s. be a meeting of the council members also a couplet from Sister M. Ancilla 3 Large Leaves.... 1 U C lb...... Jan. 4, at 2:30 p.m., in the school The Rev. A. Zeller, C. SS. R., did 1 2 k (Courtney) that is very beautiful; not need the incentive of a Christ­ cafeteria. The vice president, Mr.s. a lovely one to the Little Flower Domestics L. P. Weadick, will be in charge. mas lighting contest to spur him on Irom the pen of A. W. Berger, and in creating an elaborate and un­ All room mothers and officers are P'ather Matthew Smith's Cnristmas Unexcelled Opportunities for Savings—Values that urged to attend. usual decoration of the exterior of STOP AND SHOP GROCERY poem, which is published by special the rectory. Decorative stars in the Surpass all Previous White Sales! All New.—Lewis The Altar and Rosary society held perm.ssion. its monthly meeting Friday, Dec. 18. center and on each end light the es­ Quality Merchandise—at Record Low Prices— Miss Mary Reardon, Press club re­ planade. The roping, with its colored ^ The president, Mrs. D. Kimmins, pre­ BUTTER, Cresta PEANUT BUT- q q porter, is collecting old Christmas lights, forms a half circle in the fore­ Creamery, lb...... Z / C sided. Mrs. A. Werle had on dis­ TER, Special, 2 lbs. Z «5C play a complete outfit, for an altar cards and holiday greetings to make front. Below are several wreaths, One Example of the boy. Mrs. Werle and com'mittee fin­ her usual supply of scrap books for and eight trees form the background. EGGS, r> 1 PINEAPPLE, f j r ished three red new cassocks and children’s wards in the hospitals. She All in all there are over five hun­ surplices and red copes. Mrs. M. inaugurated this plan last year, and dred lights, making it one of the Many Marvelous Values— Ranch, Doz...... Z X C No. 2 Cans, 2 fo r..Z O C McEahern reported 54 pieces of there was such a demand for the best lighting" exhibits in the city. linens laundered during the month, bright-colored amusement pages that Painstaking care and several hours MILK, Pw JELLO, and two nev/ Benediction cloths and she hopes to double the output this of work were required to accomplish 1st Time in America—3 Year Guarantee Fresh, Qt...... / Q Pkg...... two smalj altar cloths furnished. year. this exhibit. 7c Women appointed to care for altars Miss Mabel Bueehner, active Press The Rev. J. P. Shaw, C. SS. R., for December and January were: club member, won honorable men­ left Saturday for Notre Dame, Ind., Pepperell Sheets and Cases COFFEE, 2 lbs., o e FLOUR, 24 lbs., A Q Dec. 19, Mrs. A. Montgomery; Dec. tion in the poetry contest of the where he will give a retreat to the Special Blend...... OOC Pure Geld B ra n d .^ O C 26, Mrs. Miller; Jan. 2, Mrs. Mont­ Press council, of which she is one sisters of St Mary’s convent. Manufacturer’s Three-Year Guarantee—to replace gomery; Jan. 9, Mrs. Verlinden and of the board. A High Mass was said on Monday any Pepperell Sheet or Pillow Case that does not give Mrs. Higgins. .Mrs. Elliott reported Miss Marie McNamara is spend­ for the Purgatorian society. MACARONI AND SPAGHETTI, 3 PKGS. 196, two sick calls, four deaths and two ing the holidays in Tucson. three years’ service in the home (does not apply births. Mrs. M. P. Masterson wishes The bazaar held recently netted to hotels). to thank those who helped with the Mrs. J. B. Hunter’s serious illness the parish $1,054.65,. the largest re­ Christinas cleantna. during ttie holidays has been a mat­ turn for an affair of one afternoon The president/of the Altar and ter ot grave concern to her friends. and evening in the history of the Sheets—Size 63x99...... 79c SANTA FE FRUIT & PRODUCE CO. Rosary ciety, Mrs. Kimmins, re­ Mrs. Hunter is one of the most ac­ parish. Heartfelt gratitude is ex­ Sheets—Size 72x99...... 80c quests' all chairmen of committees tive lay workers in the city. She is tended the sisters and the school o31 Santa Fe Tony Calabrese, Mgr. Oi>en cveningij. Free delivery. KE. 9960 children under whose auspices it was Sheets—Sizp 81x99...... 85c to have their annual reports ready a vice president of the Press club, Cases— Size '. treasurer of the deanery, on the given, and for the splendid co-opera­ 42x36..,...... 20c The Largest Stock of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in the City for the next meeting. Cases— Size 45x36...... 23c Caroli Broadcast board of the Sacred Heart Aid, Ca­ tion of the parishioners.' About 300 Absolutely at the Lowest Price in the City. We Appreciate Your partook of the chicken dinner, served The eleventh annual program of thedral Altar and Rosary and Tab­ Patronage. Give Us a Trial. ernacle societies, and devotes every by the sepior class, aided by several Christmas carols was broadcast last of the ladies. Messrs. Adams and The Bedding Shop, Second Floor—at Lewi»’ Sunday over KLZ, by singers of St. Tuesday to the collecting of gar­ Len Hart generously furnished the Francis de Sales’ and St. Mary’s of ments for the Benefit shop. Dr. and Mrs. Louis Hough and coffee. The various articles were MESSENGER’S SERVICE STATION Littleton, under the direction of Fa­ awarded as follows: Turkey, to Mrs. ther Gregory Smith. The accompan­ Mrs. Louis Hough, Jr., planned to Batteries - Tires - Accessories - Gas - Oil • Greasihg spend the last few days in Colorado J. B. Glavins, 15 East 3rd Ave.; iments on the organ were played by ham, Mrs. W. Halpin, 243 Inca FOURTH AND ELATl SOUTH 0800 Mrs. M. J. Halter and Robert Springs. Louis Hough, Jr., was a member of the Ad-a-Man club, and street; potatoes and apples, Mrs, J. Thompson. Mrs. Thomas J. Halter Burns and Helen Wind; mixing - DENVER g a r d e n s ” DAIRY accompanied her little daughter, his family accompanied him as far bowls, Frances Canny; one ton of Holy Family Parish Clean Pasteurized Milk—Put Up Under Certified Conditions Mary Jane, on the piano. as Colorado Springs, where they could have enjoyment of the fire coal, each to Gene Donovan, Mrs. Members of the Paramount club Silva and John Taney; a rayon bed­ Phone SOuth 2939 A. Anderson. Prop. 175 Vallejo enjoyed a dinner and watch party on works set off New Year’s eve by the club on Pike’s peak. spread, Mrs. Leo Donovan; a beau­ l ^ A R Y Located «t National Tea Company New Year’s eve at the home of Mr. tiful negligee, the grand prize, to LEONARD O’DEA 1 o n w J r 744 ■;a n ta fe d r iv e , ta b o r 9103 r and Mrs. A_. E. Gallagher. At the meeting Saturday, Mrs. M. Mrs. R. Mogenson; table cloth and The Quality Market of West 38th Ave. Many are* the words of praise for Specializing in Children’s and Ladies’ Out-Sizes in Dresses F. Osbourne will make announce­ napkins, Bert McCloskey; picture of GA. 4591 4925 WEST 38TH AVE. Made to Measure and Satisfaction Guaranteed members of the Girls’ choir who ren­ ments concerning the closing of the the Mount of the Holy Cross, Billy dered the following beautif-ul hymns annual short story contest January Sloan; toilet articles and case, Wil­ LOOK FOR THE ELECTRIC SIGN at the 7:30 and 8:30 Masses on 15. liam Creamer; magazine rack, Mar­ Christmas morning: “Glory to God,” Mrs. W. P. Horan has been con­ tin Hackethal, and a miniature chap­ “At Last Thou Art Come, Little 'We Store fined to her apartment at the Argo­ el, Mrs. Finn!; boxes of candy, Lea Savior,” “Stilly Night, Holiest Seaman, Joe Dwyer and Mrs. Still- CLEANING Household Goods Night,” “In a Manger Lowly,” naut hotel during the holidays. Mrs. Horan is gne of the best beloved hammer. REPAIRING and Merchandise I Francis de Sales’ Parish_j “When Blossoms Flowered Amid the Snow,” “Lovely Infant,” “On This Church society workers of Denver. St. Joseph’s church was crowded DUFFY STORAGE AND Holy Morn.” Misses Janette Yeggy to its utmost capacity at Midnight W. A. GRIERSON. Propriclui MOVING CO. THE CUT RATE DRUG COMPANY and Helen Werle played the Mass Christmas, many being forced Phone GA. 5084 4120 Tennyton St. WE DELJVER—South Denver'd l^eadin^ Cut Rate DruRRists organ and were assisted by Miss Isa­ to stand throughout the service. The Owned and Operated by C. E. J. Crawford and G. W. Miles HOLY FAMILY Very Rev. Joseph Fagen, C. SS. R., New Store, 1069 So. Gaylord-—SPruce 7326 belle Windolph playing the cello, and 294 So. Penn., at Alameda—PEarl 6433 201 Broadway, at 2nd Avc.—SO. 0154 the following violinists: Elaine John­ was celebrant of the Solemn Mass, son, Bernadette Prindle, Constance NOVENA WILL assisted by the Rev. M. P. Moriar- PARSON’S BAKERY Doyle, Bernice Balkenbush, Lucille ity. C. SS. R., as deacon, the Rev. Becker, Helen Golish, Clara Werle, Willard Berberich, C. SS. R., as sub­ Quality Goods deacon, and Desmond Hackethal as Annunciation Paris Sylvia Nastley and Joseph Blake. BEGIN JAN. 2 PHONE SOUTH 0975 126 BROADWAY At the 9:30 Mass, the alumnae master of ceremonies. Father Fa­ girls sang several beautiful Christ­ gen gave an appropriate sermon, mas hymns, assisted by Miss Cecilia (Holy Family Parish) and the senior choir, under the direc­ FRANKLIN PHARMACY South Denver Sheet Metal and Furnace Works tion of Father Guenther, ably ren­ Tin, Copper, Galvanized Work, Gutters, Furnaces, Skylights, Cornices Garland as organist, and Miss Isa­ belle W'indolph, cellist. John Hur­ \ novena in honor of the Holy dered the music of the Mass. The The REXALL Store, 34th and Franklin St. G. HAUER. Manajrer Family will open on Saturday morn­ 3415 SO. BROADWAY Business Phone PEarl 1827 DENVER, COLO. ley, soloist, sang the “Adeste Fi- Christmas crib and the sanctuary Bert C. Corgan, Mgr. KE. 1753 “Immediate Delivery” deles.” , Miss Marjorie Held played ing and continue for nine days com­ decorations, prepared by Brother F. NICOLETTI AND SONS—Custom Tailors an inspiring violin solo during the ing to a conclusion on the Feast of Herman, were very beautiful. ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OK Communion. The music at the Sol­ the Holy Family, January 10. This Miss Eleanor Foechterle was host­ GILLETTE BEAUTY SHOP MAKERS OF LADIES’. GENTS’ AND CLERICAL GARMENTS emn Midnight Mass and the 10:30 novena will be celebrated both morn­ ess at a delightful party held at her ing and evening. In the morning, a SPECIALIZING IN INDIVIDUAL COIFFURE 1!12 SO. HROADWAV Atterin;, Remodeiins. Repairing PHONE SOUTH 6813 and 11:30 Masses, sung by the Sen­ home December 28. Many interest­ 2236 E. 34th Ave. Phone FR. 3397 for Appointment ior choir, was exceptionally good. prayer to the Holy Family will be ing games were played. Prize win­ The program \vas repeated on New recited after the Masses, and ner:^ were Teresa McCloskey, Ruth GRAY BROTHERS GARAGE every evening, beginning Saturday IIATTKIIIKS RKCHARGED—.STEAM HEAT STORAGE Year’s day and will be sung again Hoffman and Virginia Carmack. Re­ BERTHOLD’S KEI’AIlt SERVICE BY EXPERTS—ESTABLISHED 10 YEARS this Sunday. at 7:30, there will be prayers to the freshments were served at eleven STAR MARKET 1258 So. Pearl St. SOuth 7247 The altars on Chistmas day were Holy Family, a five-minute talk and o’clock, followed by the singing of QUALITY BAKERY Benediction of the Blessed Sacra­ many favorite songs. The party dis­ Meats That Satisfy SOUTH BROADWAY beautiful. The high altar, decorated in red, white and gold, was one blaze ment, all taking just about a half persed about midnight. Guests were PIES, CAKES, DONUTS, FIELD DRUG STORE AT DAKOTA hour. at Prices That Please of glory. Expressions of admiration Misses Hoffman, Pohs, Rafferty, G. BREAD AND ROLLS Visit Our Fountain— We Feature Delicious Luncheonettes were heard from everyone. This Sunday will be the Commun­ Ford, Christopher, Jones, Calabreese, FREE DELIVERY Cut Rate—Prescripition—Cigar—Soda A Solemn Mass was celebrated at ion day for the Altar and Rosary so­ Woebbenhurst, McCloskey, Marquiz 2230 E. 34th Ave. Phone YOi;k 4289 2231 E. 34th Ave. Phone YOrk 7856 midnight on Christmas by the Rev. ciety. Every member of the society and Carmack. BOULDER VALLEY NUT, $4.50 J. J. Donnelly, assisted by the Rev. is especially requested and invited Michael Harrington as deacon and to come to Communion Sunday. All .\Iso Clavton, Monarch, Industrial and Hi-way at Lowest Prices the Rev. Daniel O’Connell as sub­ members are urged not to forget the UNCLE OF TWO 710 W. Bayaud SO. DENVER COAL CO. SPruce 2082 deacon. The master '■f ceremonies next Altar and Rosary society meet­ was Roy Figlino, assisted by Vin­ ing to be held in the schoOlhouse PRIESTS DEADj St. Therese’s Parish SOUTH DENVER MOVING & STORAGE CO. cent Connors. 'The servers were January 7. Election of officers will .V few hours before he would have | Fred McCallin, John Petreen, War­ be held. celebrated his ninetieth birthday, I i^2.50 Per Hour—Reliable ren Turilli, Vincent Morgan, Fred Mesdames Crouse and Healy were death claim.ed Lewis Hagus, pioneer THE AURORA LUMBER CO." 369-71 So. Broadway Phone Day and "flight PEarl 1227 Kelly, .lack Doyle, Elmer Book, in charge of the sanctuary in the Colorado retired businessman. He Billy Mesch, Robert Woqdman, week. died Tuesday at his home, 1751 "Everything to Build With The members of the St. Vincent Thomas Masterson, Robert Grant, Washington street, following a long 9301 E. Colfax, Aurora Phones: Aurora 280— FUanklin 6380 Robert McCarthy, James Wren, Phil­ de Paul society wish to express their illness. gratitude for the wonderful co-op­ ip Morgan, John McCallin, John Col­ Mr. Hagus wa.s born in Cologne, Watch Your P. A. lins, James Carter, Robert Carroll, eration given them in filling the bas­ The firms listed here de­ ST. FRANCIS’ COMMUNITY STORES kets for the poor. • Germany, Dec. 30, 1841, but had John Finnegan, Joseph Murphy, spent the greater part of his life in DOWNEY’S Kenneth Rodriguez, Vincent Stan- Frank Majewski, accompanied by serve to be remembered THE SEASON’S GREETINGS his two daughters, Helen and Ma­ this country. He came to the United With Sincere Wishes for a Happy and Prosperous New Y'ear aker,. Edward Dillenger, Jim Doyle, States when he was six years old. when you are distributing Cleaning & Pressing Charles Clark, Leo Woodman, How­ bel, and son, Harvey, all of Eustis, Nebraska, surprised his mother, Mrs. and until he was a young man lived THE BETTER YET CLEANERS ard Carroll, Jerome F’innegan, Rob­ in Galena, 111. your patronage in the dif­ 9708 E, Colfax Aurora, Colo. 732 So. Pearl ’ / Phone PEarl 7571 ert Flynn, William Meehan, Frank T. Majewski, with a Christmas visit. Mayer, Joseph Hynes, Robert Mor- Mr. and Mrs. Martin Majewski of With his three brothers, John,. An­ ferent lines of business. Wc Call For and Deliver roni and Joseph O’Leary. Longmont also spent Christmas with drew and Gerhart Hagus, he came to THE B & E MARKET QUAI.ITY^^EimC^^.^COURTESY their mother. Colorado and entered the cattle busi­ A Coniplrtc Line ot Quality Corn-Fed Meats—Fresh Poultry and Game in Season The 7:30 Mass Sunday will be the Communion Mass for the League of Miss Emma Rottor left for a ness. Later he was a brick manu­ GIVE US YOUR THANKSGIVING TUKEY ORDER NOW brief visit to Kimball, Nebraska, to facturer, and before he retired thirty 3 IN I FLOOR SWEEPING COMPOUND 82 SO. BROADWAY PHONE PEARL 7818 the Sacred Heart. 1 AN IDEAL SWEEPING COMPOUND 2. AN EFFECTIVE UEODORlZElt Members of the Young Ladies’ visit with her sister, Mfs. Stander, years ago he was engaged in farm­ 3. AN INSECT REMOVER OR REPELLANT W. A. OSBORN 276 SOUTH LOGAN ST. B. E. JOHNSON sodality will receive at the 8:30 who is the proud mother of a baby ing at Brighton. Since that time he For use on floors ot Wood, Tile, Concrete or Linoleum. The best is the cheapest. son. had lived in Denver. Costs no more than the ordinary kind.- r \ r ' k KS IV^r^TriDC t e l e p h o n e so u th 6660 Mass this Sunday. The members of COLORADO PRODUCT DENVER, COLO. PHONE SPRUCE 6813 L OGAIN M U l U K o g e n e r a l r e p a i r i n g the Young Ladies’ sodality will hold The sick committee reports all the Mr. Hagus is survived by his ill improving. widow, Mrs. Josephine Hagus; a son. Greasing, Washing, Storage— Gasoline and Oil, Towing a New Year’s bridge party Jan. 4. The hostesses will be Agnes F’lynn, Nelson J. Hagus, and several nieces Irene Gardeli and Marjorie F'yles. A 2o; r o o m h o u s e p r e s e n t t o and nephews, including the Rev. SCHATZ SER’^ E STATION KANSAS CITY, MO., RECTOR Louis F. Hagus of Colorado Springs g Furniture Trading Co. short business session will be held J 524-28 Court Place KE. 1668 Gas - OH - Greasing - Tires and Battery Service previous to the party. Kansas City, Mo.— A pioneer and the Rev. Charles H. Hagus of Sell or trade new or used Furni­ James Masterson, son of Mr. and Catholic couple in Assumption Sterling. ture, Rugs, Ranges and Office 241 So. Broadway and^th and Santa Fe Drive Open All Night parish, here, have presented to the The Rev. Louis F. Hagus cele­ Furniture. Mrs. M. P. Masterson, who has been CASH OK KASY PAYMENT very ill for the past three weeks, is pastor, the Rev. Michael J. Lyons, brated Solemn Requiem Mass at the We Rent Folding Chairs and now on the way to recovery. His as a gift a 20-room house which they Cathedral Thursday at ten o’clock. Card Tables The Rev. Charles H. Hagus of Ster­ Will Give the Most Reasonable parents wish to thank the priests of purchased only a few days ago. The STORAGE couple are Mr. and 'Mrs. Ferdinand ling was deacon, and the Rev. Clar­ MEEK IS MOVING—Buy Your the parish, the sisters, Dr. Cassidy Luggage Now and Save to ^6 of Your Household Goods by the and friends for their prayers and Heim. ence E. Kessler of the Cathedral was Month or Year. subdeacon. REPAIRING NEATLY DONE Estimate*‘Cheerfully <|^ven many other acts of kindness. lOUi) 16TH ST. KEY. 807U The Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, /s«!)^vif/WSit'ir5»iiYSv;7i\iss\7raYr«vi Shrine of St. Anne Parish 1 Mrs. M. McEahern represented St. PO PE’S DEC. 27 MASS IS Francis de Sales’ at the Cathedral BROADCAST; FIRST TIME Bishop of Denver, pronounced the in the collection for the Dominican Vatican City.—Pope Pius person­ Absolution, and the Rev. Hugh L. ARVA-PRIDE FLOUR ASHTON MOTOR CO. Sisters of the Sick Poor. ally officiated at Mass in St. Peter’s McMenamin of the Cathedral ryeach- QUALITY MEATS ARE BLUE FRONT AUTOMOBILES AND TRUCKS Roy Figlino, a student at St. Dec. 27, to commemorate the 1,500th ed the sermon. Funeral services for MORE ECONOMICAL \ Real Household Friend— Constant For Econoniicsl Transportation Thomas’ seminary, is spending the anniversary of the Church Council of Mr. Hagus were under the direction SHOE REPAIR SHOP —Trustworthy—Never Failing—for Christmas vacation with his father, Ephesus. The ceremony was broad­ of the Hartford mortuary. Burial Rabtoay & Simering Joseph M. Cavalier Salea Service V. Figlino. Vincent Connors, an­ was in Mount Olivet cemetery. Biscuits— for Bread—for Pastry. cast over the Vatican radio station, 1030 Wait Colfax ACKNOWLEDGED LEADER IN other seminarian, is spending his this being the first time a Papal Mass FINE SHOE REPAIRING Grain and Poultry Feed at Ph. Arvada 232 145 Wadiworth Ave. holidays with his parents, Mr. and has been heard on the air. The huge PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Acroii from St. Leo’s Church Shoes Dyed Any Color Danvar Prices ARVADA, COLORADO Mrs. J, J. Connors, 359 So.^Pearl. Basilica was thronged. 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ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION The Denver Catholic Register .ocal ews President...... t...... Most Rev. Bishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. President Emeritus...... Most Rev. Bishop J. Henry Tihen, D.D. SrgiatnnalH Remodeling and Moving Editor...... - ...... Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D. The marriage of Christina Moore, STORE AWNINGS i i Associate Editors...... H. A. Smith, Edward C. Day, Jr,, M, F, Everett Opinions of Associate Editors of The Register daughter of Mrs. Annabelle Moore of 2222 Williams street, and Leo C. Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. Pircher of Berkeley, Calif., was per­ formed Tuesday, December 29, at 9 (Continued From Page 1) a “publicity seeker” because he has a. m., by the Rev. T. H. Devlin, Published Weekly by their branch to the Mothers-Teach- tried to salvage a human life and S.J., in the Church of St. Ignatius ers’ club.' (Soser contact with the an immortal soul, we wish to God Loyola. The bride, attired in a shell THE CATHOLIC PUBLISHING SOCIETY, (Inc.) teachea;s and with the activities of there were more of his type in the pink Lavin creation with a silver 938 Bannock Street the school would be only one of world.— Hubert A. Smith. Lane hat and carrying pink Ameri­ many ways to foster greater under­ can Beauty roses, was attended only Phone Main 5413 P. 0 . Box 1497 standing of Catholicism and Cath­ by her sister, Mrs. C. A. Thompson olic education among the men, and of West Springfield, Mass., who wore greater understanding of rearing a a gold laced gown with matching hat $2 a year. Sold only in club arrangement with The Register, good Catholic child in the home.— and shoes and carried a bouquet of Tuesday edition. $2 covers subscription to both weeklies. Edward C. Day, Jr. Ophelia roses. P, J. Moore, the The Sacred Bo Tree bride’s twin brother, was best man. Thursday, December 31, 1931 From far off Ceylon comes the A reception and breakfast were held news that a threatened attack on at the home of the bride’s mother, the sacred bo tree, revered by mil­ attended by twenty-five relatives and close friends of the newly-married Nights 35c - Matinee 25c OFFICIAL; DIOCESE OF DENVER lions of Buddhists throughout the 25 Years in Religion Celebrated world, was averted by the prompt ac­ by Sister M. Clarissa at couple. Following a honeymoon, Mr. Colfax at Ogden St. The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. tion of watchers. A man with a and Mrs. Pircher will reside tempo­ OGDEN We confirm it as the official publication of the Diocese. Whatever yard-long name and a suspicious St. Anthony’s rarily at 1528 Milvia street, Ber­ STARTING FRIDAY FOR 4 GREAT DAYS appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or those manner, a -sword hidden in a cloth keley, but will receive their friends of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. wrapped around his body, was seen (Catholic Hospital News) at their home at 1428 Ordway street, KCOoiibcsLi We hope The Register will be read in every home of the loitering about the tree. Evidence Sister Mary Clarissa of the Fran­ Berkeley, after February 1. Diocese. showed tbpt he had offered neither ciscan nuns in charge of St. An­ Edward Wolter, widely-known BEERY ^C O O P We urge pastors, parents and teachers to cultivate a taste in flowers nor worship to the tree, and thony’s hospital, Denver, celebrated Denver singer, was the soloist with the children of the Diocese for the reading of The Register. he was therefore found guilty of her silver jubilee as a sister Dec. 29 Walter Damrosch and his symphony + URBAN J. VEHR, possessing a sword with intent to Solemn Mass was sung in the morn­ orchestra, Sunday morning, December Aug. 5, 1931. Bishop of. Denver. damage the sacred tree. A man ing by the Rev. Roger Hoehn, O.S.B., 27, at 11:15 o’clock Denver time. He the previous year, later found to be hospital chaplain, assisted by Frater sang the first act from the opera insane, was captured while actually Constantine Fink, O.F.M., deacon; “Lohengrin.” This weekly concert hacking the tree with an axe, and the Rev. Mr. Vincent Tikuisis, a is one of the features of the Na­ was nearly lynched by the Buddhists student at St. Thomas’ seminary, tional Broadcasting company’s radio A Picture Packed With Everything That Goes Into the Greateit- before the police rescued him. subdeacon; the Rev. Mr. Harold programs. In the Oratorio hour, You’ll Love It! LISTENING IN Tradition says the bo tree sprang Goodwin, a student at St. Thomas’ January 3, he will sing Henry Had­ from a branch brought “by air” on seminary, master of ceremonies. The ley’s “New Earth.” Following these the head of Sangamitta, the daugh­ jubilee celebration lasted throughout radio engagements, he will give con­ (Continued From Page 1) ter of the Emperor Asoka. It is as the day, with a dinner given in Sis­ certs in Hartford and Danbury, Conn. old as Buddhism itself, and Budd­ ter Clarissa’s honor and other fea­ Announcement was made Tuesday The spirit manifested by the Protestant clergymen . who were inter­ tures. In the evening the nurses by Mrs. W. H. Van Orman of the viewed locally on the challenge of the encyclical to Christian unity was hists come from all over the world to worship at its foot. It still looks gave an entertainment and the Rev. engagement of her daughter, Norma very fine. There was some strange theology in the article that carried the E. J. Verschraeghen gave an inter­ Van Orman, Denver university grad­ LOOP MARKET interviews, which was ably answered by Father Hugh McMenamin in a like a sapling in spite of its great age because, it is said, of toa much esting illustrated lecture on the lives uate, to Edward J. Delehanty, Jr., follow-up interview. Wliether the preachers themselves believed that we of St. Francis and Our Lady of son of Dr. and Mrs. Edward J. Dele­ regard Mary as “divine” or v|;orthy of “worship” in the strict sense of that care being given it. Hundreds of bottles of milk are poured around its Lourdes. The preliminary class of hanty. Miss Van Orman was gradu­ term, or whether the strange distortion of our dogma was an aberration nurses gave a play, “Probationers’ ated from Denver university in 1929. of a poorly-read reporter, is hard to discern. The reporter himself used roots daily. At one time this milk bath was so detrimental that the Dream,” which was followed by the She was one of the most popular the term "divinity of Mary” in his part of the article, and may have written reading of the Florence Nightingale students on the campus, and was hon­ it into the remarks of the preachers. It is hard to believe that they could tree showed signs of dying, and the government, under whose special pledge by fifteen students. Caps were ored by being chosen May queen for have stumbled on a matter about which so much has been written. then given them by the sifter who the annual spring fete. Delehanty, Purity Bakery care it is placed, immediately pro­ hibited the practice until it recov­ is superintendent of nurses. The whose father is a leading Denver It has always been the opinion of the writer that Christian unity will ered. presentation of caps marked the physician, is a student at the Uni­ “Quality Plus Quantity Equals Economy'’ come again, and that the sweep towards it will be unexpected. Men will This business of worshipping i completion of a four-month prelim­ versity of Colorado medical SQhool, realize that nothing at all has been gained by division and that much has tree sounds silly, doesn’t it? And inary course. Sister Clarissa was from which he will be graduated in been lost. They will realize that if Catholicity has been able to hold the feeding it milk is positively disgrace­ born in Westphalia, Germany, and June. He took his pre-medical work Loop Market, West Side Market, majority of the highly civilized portion of the world for centuries she must ful when there are so many babies came, to the United States in 1906. at Notre Dame university. The have a unique argument. suffering for want of proper food. She. entered the novitiate of the couple will be married within the 15th and Lawrence 8th and Santa Fe Something ought to be done about Franciscan Sisters at La Fayette, year. “Will you kindly tell me,” writes a lady, “why, when a Catholic becomes it! And so we Catholics, secure in Ind. As a graduate nurse she had After working side by side in a engaged to and wishes to marry a non-Catholic who has never been baptized our God-given faith, are too often been stationed at St. Elizabeth’s hos­ business capacity, where they became SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY, JAN. 2 in the Church, but has marrie^ and divorced, also outside the Church, but prone to dismiss the matter, giving pital, Lincoln," Nebr.; St. Joseph’s, acquainted, Mrs. Pauline Norton who shows signs of wishing to embrace the Catholic faith, it is necessary to never another thought to the mis­ Omaha, Nebr.; St. Francis’, Colorado Slaughter, reporter for Bartlett News pay $500 to gain a dispensation to marry that person?” sions in foreign larids and at home Springs, and for several months has service, and Wilfred E. Redmond, Purity Milk Loaf (Reg. 5c), 3 for...... 10c The lady is having a pipe dream. We assure her that not only have whose work is to bring the faith to been at St. Anthony’s, Denver. 3621 Eliot street, manager of the we seen thousands of dispensations to wed granted, many of them without all. Isn’t the bo tree with its wor­ The Rev. Theodore Schulte, S. J., Denver bureau of the service, were All Sweet Rolls, Doz. 13^; 2 Doz...... 35^ any alms being paid, but, in the name of the Bishop, have granted thousands shipers worth some really serious of Regis college is conducting a married December 30. The cere­ of them ourselves, in times we have served in the Chancery office. Never thought? And are we sure that three-day retreat, held annually at mony took place at the 6:30 o’clock Assorted Pies (Reg. 20c)...... 1 2 ^ once have we seen an alms of $500 or anything near it asked. The usual there aren’t such trees Rowing in the close of the year, for the Mercy Mass in the Church of the Holy Sugar Cookies and Fruit Bars, Doz...... 10<^ alms is $5 or less, and if the couple are poor it .is remitted without parley. America under the disguise of wor­ sisters at Mercy hospital. Ghost, 1900 California street. The Unless the non-CathoIic gentleman can show that there was an impedi­ ship of- money, social position, and The Rev. Walter Steidle, pastor of Rev. John R. Mulroy officiated. Mrs. ment to his first marriage, or there is the opportunity for the use of the so on?— Millard F. Everett. Castle Rock, is a patient at Mercy Slaughter has been associated with Pauline privilege, we assure him that even a ten-million-dollar alms will not Give Us More Father Flanagans hospital. Bartlett News, a trade journal serv­ LOOP SHOE The firms listed here de­ get him a “dispensation.” The lady had better study her religion a little. Seldom, if ever, are more unjust The Rev. Bernard Murray, S. J., ice, for several years. Redmond at­ “It seems to me such things,” writes the lady, “are the very things accusations hurled at a man than of Creighton university, Omaha, tended Regis college and was gradu­ REPAIR SHOP serve to be remembered which cause such evil criticism of our faith.” Yes, we reply, the criticism the - charges Governor R. H. Hartley Nebr., is visiting his mother at Mercy ated from the University of Cali­ when you are distributing hospital. fornia. He teaches journalism at 15th and Lawrence is usually based on the same things as you allege—untruth. How in the of Washington made a few days ago your patronage in the dif­ world could anybody get such a twisted idea into her pretty little head? against the Rev. E. J. Flanagan, Philip Ryan, who was a patient at Regis college, in addition to his work IN THE LOOP MARKET Omaha’s “most distinguished citi­ Mercy hospital, returned to St. with the News service. The couple ferent lines of business. Father Fulton Sheen, in his radio address in the Catholic Hour last zen,” in turning down" the priest’s Thomas’ seminary Tuesday fully re­ will make their home in Denver fol­ Sunday, showed how inseparable the idea of Motherhood is from the Nativ­ plea that a. twelve-year-old mur­ covered. lowing a short honeymoon. HALF SOLES derer be paroled to him. The state John McDonald of the* Cathedral Younger social circles buzzed with "“"^OOPFLORIS^^ ity season. the news of the betrothal of Miss LEATHER, PANCO Pointing out that “certain modern forms of Christianity speak of the of Nebraska placed a nine-year-old parish was brought to Mercy hos­ Phone MA. 3987 Free Delivery Babe, but never a word about the Mother of the Babe,” Father Sheen said youth who had committed murder pital seriously ill. Mary, O’Connor and Eugene Di lullo or USKIDE...... that “there is danger that some of us may forget just how the Child came under the care of Father Flanagan John F. Reinhardt, 752 Bellaire December 28. Miss O’Connor, the The Largest Stock of Potted rather than commit the boy to street, is making a good recovery at daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas LADIES’ Plants and Christmas Flowers into the world.” "The Babe of Bethlehem did not fall from the heavens W. O’Connor, is the granddaughter penitentiary. Mercy hospital. in the City. into a bed of straw,” he said, “but came into this world through the great of the late Dr. John W. O’Connor TOP LIFTS...... portals of the flesh. Sons are inseparable from mothers, and mothers in­ Governor Hartley, as the chief Births at Mercy hospital recently Our Price It the Lowest in include the following: Mr. and Mrs. and is the principal beneficiary of his separable from sons. You cannot go to a statue of a mother holding a executive of the state of Washing­ Put on While You Wait the City for Quality. ton, was within his legal rights when Ludwig Reiherseder, 620 Elizabeth $1,000,000 estate, which is held in babe and cut away the mother, leaving the babe suspended in mid-air; trust by her father. She is a gradu­ neither can you cleave away the Mother from the Babe of Bethlehem.” He he refused to parole the youth to street, a boy, Dec. 20; Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell, 1160 South Sherman ate of St. Mary’s of the Woods col­ is not suspended in mid-air in history, but like all other babes, came into the the Omaha priest, but, looking at lege. After her graduation last June, world by and through His Mother. While we adore the Child, then, should the case from the standpoint of mor­ street, a girl, Dec. 22; Mr. and Mrs. James Donald Crouch, Fort Morgan, she' traveled abroad for several we not venerate His Mother, and while we kneel to Jesus, should we not ality, there is little to be said for months. Di Iul|o is the son of Mr. at least clasp the hand of Mary for giving us such a Savior? There is a his decision. And from both a legal a boy, Dec. 22; Dr. and Mrs. L. M. and Mrs. Carl Di lullo. He attended LOYOLA COMM. STORES grave danger that, lest in celebrating a Christmas without the Mother, we and a moral standpoint, he had ab­ Drown, 1080 Lafayette street, a Notre Dame university and the Uni­ may soon reach a point where we will celebrate Christmas without the Babe. solutely no right to assail a man who boy, Dec. 23; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph versity of Denver. The wedding date ROSS PHARMACY And what an absurdity that would be, for just as there can never be a has distinguished himself throughout Ginsburg, 1567 Grove street, a boy, has not been set. ^ Christmas without a Christ, there can never be a Christ without a Mary.” Dec. 25; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zelin- PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS the nation as a sociologist, as a seek­ Younger set members had" a gay We Appreciate Your Patronage In considering the role played by tbe Blessed Virgin “in the Great er of publicity. ■ Father Flanagan’s ger, 1405 Mead street, a girl, Dec. time at the party Miss Mary Eliza­ 17th and Race We Deliver Phone YOrk 0680 Drama of Redemption,” Father Sheen declared that “Almighty God never Boys’ home of Omaha is known all 25; Mr. and Mrs. J. Gerald Hughes, beth CosgrilT and her brother, launches a great work without exceeding preparation,” and that just as He over the country for its humanitari- 475 Williams street, a girl, Dec. 28. Thomas Cosgriff, son and daughter of prepared for the creation of man by “ornamenting the universe” and creat­ GALVA BARBER AND BEAUTY PARLOR anism, and 'it is not within the prov­ Mr. and Mrs. John Keating of Mrs. T. A. Cosgriff, gave at the Den­ Beauty Parlor Under New Management ing the Garden of Eden, so He prepared for the coming of the Savior by ince of a cheap politician to dismiss 1345 Logan street graciously pro­ ver Country club December 30. Equipped for All Beauty Culture at Moderate Prices creating “a paradise of the Incarnation” in the person of the Blessed a plea for a human life with the vided a holiday entertainment in the SPECIALS IN PERMANENT WAVING. S3.50 UP—ALL HAIR CUTS. 25c Mother, “a Paradise so beautiful and sublime that the Heavenly Father trashy remark that Father Flanagan auditorium of the nurses’ home at PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS 2111 E. 17th Av«. Evenings by Appointment. YOrk 8781 would not have to blush in sending His Son into it.” is seeking publicity for his home. Mercy hospital for the sisters, IT PAYS. Washington may have reasons to nurses, and patients who were able The N.C.W.C. service, in an editorial, offers this New Year warning: be proud of its governor for some to attend. Two talking motion pic­ “Let nobody persuade himself that the peace and tranquillity of human other deeds well done by him, but tures were the features. society can be effectively defended against the forces of revolution,” says Hartley’s reaction to the Niccolls the Holy Father in his Encyclical on Reconstructing the Social Order, un­ case calls for no cheering on the DINNER PARTY HELD less “at least in the future a just share only of the fruits of production be part of the people of the state. That permitted to accumulate in the hands of tbe wealthy, and that an ample George Ott entertained at a din­ the boy will spend the rest of his ner December 30 in honor of Miss sufficiency be supplied to the workingman.” natural life behind the walls of a Echoing this admonition on the part of the Holy Father, Bishop Betty Jane Hoppel. The other guests 1 penitentiary is unlikely, unless he were Messrs, and Mesdames George Schrembs of Cleveland, in a recent public statement, points out the astonish­ dies before many years have passed. ing fact that three per cent of the population of the United States “own Palmer Rider and Edward J. Ott; Some Washington governor with a Misses Evelyn Walton, Helen How­ Join Our Christmas approximately ninety per cent of the wealth of the country, and that about sympathetic chord in his heart will ard, Jane Ellingwood, Mary Carpen­ ninety per cent of the population own nothing at . all.” In view of this some day realize that a lad, twelve ter, Bonnie Starbuck, Corinne Reeves ludicrous situation (our distant posterity will be hugely amused at it, though years old, can hardly be a hardened an-d Dorothy Fairall, and Messrs. today it is a tragedy). Bishop Schrembs declares that “industrial justice criminal, even though murder may Raymond Taylor, Frank Johnson, must prevail to prevent a downfall and universal wreck of our present have been his crime in such tender Jean Keoghney, Robert Owen, John social system,” and he repeats the prophetic utterance of the Holy Father, years, and with that realization the Humphrey, Gwen Huffsmith, Clar­ “Nova Impendet,” new things are coming. sentence will probably be commuted. ence Bromsted and Charles O’Brien. No one who has given any thought to the matter, or who has learned In this event, perhaps five, ten, fif­ some of the lessons of history, will be disposed to belittle the gravity of teen, twenty, or even twenty-five these words, or to ignore the fact that mighty forces are at work effecting HUGH FARRELL IN OREGON If gift buying has flattened your purse, or the a transition. The only question in thoughtful minds, sincerely interested years hence, the doors of the peni­ Hugh^’R. Farrell, Denver, former­ in the welfare of mankind, is how these forces are to be directed along tentiary will be opened for this youth­ ly of Maryknoll seminary at Los thoughts of year-end obligations disturb you, why ful murderer, and instead of the re­ Altos, California, is now at St. constructive lines to prevent an explosion wf destructive violence. lease of a man to citizenship, with not try our Christmas Club plan of saving each The fundamental problem confronting the modern world is the applica­ Benedict’s abbey, St. Benedict, Ore­ some idealism in his makeup, all that gon. tion of Christian principles to the attainment of social justice. The only society may expect from him is a week to take care of such special money require- alternative is war and revolution and the emergent tyranny of Communism, real criminal, tutored in a school of MAYOR GIVES OFFICIAL m ^ t s ? with all the evils that that imj^ies. The fundamental unrest of the world crime, than which there is none more today is the social disability of the dispossessed and the

(St. James’ Parish) (Ble*icd Sacrament Pariih) This Sunday, the members of the lO l E T JM. 4 The Newman Book club will meet Altar and Rosary society will receive Monday afternoon, January 4, at 2 Communion at the |S o’clock Mass. Women at St. Philomena’s to o’clock at the home of Mrs. George Benediction of the j| Blessed Sacra­ Receive Communion Steele. Mrs. John Holmes will act ment will follow immediately after as chairman of the afternoon, and the Mass. Sunday will introduce the honored guest and Confessions will be heard Satur­ speaker, Lenore Mattingly 'Weber, day at 1:30 and at 8 p. m. (St. Philomena’f Parish) who will give a brief history of her Sunday school classes will be re­ The Altar and Rosary society will life and her works. Folio-wing the sumed this Sunday. meet at the home of Mrs. Edward program, a tea will be given. The members of St. James’ parish T. Gibbons, 1355 Milwaukee street, A subscriber -wishes to publish SALE showed their appreciation of the on Monday, Jan. 4, with Mesdames thanks for a favor received through privilege of haying Midnight Mass T. E. Ryan and Frank Barry as as­ St. Anthony’s intercession. by filling the church to the doors, sisting hostesses. The society will The Wednesday Bridge club mem­ and by the numbers who approached receive Holy Communion in a body the Communion rail. Virtually bers entertained their husbands at a Drastic Reductions on at the eight o’clock Mass this Sun­ Christmas party Sunday evening at every person present at Midnight day. After all the Masses Sunday, Mass received our Blessed Lord. the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. A. the ladies of the Altar and Rosary Steinbrunner. As a gift to the Mrs. Albert M. Phillips and her society will sell tickets for the Den­ corp^ of workers merit unlimited church the club had the urn that Religious Articles— ham benefit. They will be stationed is used on Holy Thursday beautifully praise for the artistic decoration of in the vestibule of the church., the church. The church has never gold leafed. The Season’s S. Philip Mangan and John Cas­ been more beautiful than on that oc­ Mrs. T. H. Kelly spent the holi­ casion, and yet there was a simplic­ sidy are visiting their parents for days with her daughter, Mrs. Frank M, 25X 33^^ and S0% ity about the decorations that was the Christmas vacation. Both Philip Gasmen, Jr. Mr. Gasmen has been particularly suitable to the style and and John are students at St. Mary’s promoted, and they are now living size of St. James’. The music at the college, Moraga, Calif. in St. Louis. G reetings High Mass was beautifully rendered The eighth grade children of St. W. C. Weldon is ill at his home. and the congregation sang “Holy Philomena’s school sang at the High Mrs. Robert Phieffer and daugh­ Night,’’ the Gloria, and “Adeste Fi- Mass on Christmas at eight o’clock, ter, Lavonne, -visited in St. Louis deles,’’ and joined in the responses under the direction of Sister Marie. for the holidays. Sister M. Columbia arrived in of the Mass. .Paul Gappae and Her­ St. Rita’s circle was entertained As has been our custom in bert Zahn served at the Midnight Denver from Pueblo Sunday after­ noon to visit with her parents, Mr. at a very delightful Italian lunch­ Mass. eon and bridge at the home of Mrs. past years, we offer again the Invitations are out for the mar­ and Mrs. W. A. Higgins, for a few days. Louis Dispense. Mrs. Charles Ma­ riage of Miss Mary Mai;garet Flynn, honey won honors. Mrs. A. B. Wick- finest Catholic Art Calendar daughter of Thomas Flynn, formerly Miss Helen Cahill of Rawlins, strom and Mrs. Wallace were guests. a member of St. James’ parish, but Wyoming, is visiting Mrs. W. L. Mesdames Dunnell and Barkheusen Medals available to those who may now of Portland, Oregon, to Charles Morrissey, 1347 St. Paul street. were appointed on the courtesy com­ Greening. The marriage will take Mr. and Mrs. James Cronin and mittee for January. —Aluminum place January 5, in Sacred Heart niece, Miss Mary Elizabeth Ritter- Mrs. Richard Grinsted, Mrs. Has­ wish to call for them at our church, Portland, Oregon. The best bush, went to the southern part of —Silver Plate wishes of the parish are extended to the state to spend Christmas with kell and Mrs. B. Swan have been ill recently. Chapel. the young couple. Mrs. Cronin’s brother, Charles Klau- —Rolled Gold Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Gappae of man. The Rev. J. F. - McDonough at­ Holy 1580 Ulster street entertained a Bernard Harrington of Butte, tended the funeral of Sister John Water —Silver pdrty of friends at Christmas dinner. Montana, a student at Regis college, Chrysostom of Pueblo. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Giedman left Denver, is a guest of Niels Beck George McDevitt left Sunday for Crucifixes Fonts —Gold Thursday, December 24, for Cali­ during the holidays. Duluth, Minn., to visit relatives. fornia. 'They will return to Denver 1,200 at Communion The Rev. J. F. McDonough bap­ the early part of Januarjy. Sheet Pictures, Framed Pictures, Statues, The pastor. Father Higgins, was tized Ruth Ann, infant daughter of very much edified and pleased at the Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kennebeck. Medallions, St. Christopher Medals and Plates We have now a supply of Bridge Tally Cards avail­ demonstration of faith at the Mid­ Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph PARISH LADIES night Mass on Christmas. Approxi­ Bonomo. Included in This Sale able for social, church or individuals who may wish Miss Dorothy Catlett recently en­ mately twelw hundred received Books new and some slightly shopworn to close out to call for them at any time. TO HOl^ PARTY 'Communion on that day. tertained at a delightful holiday Virginia Davis, daughter of Mr. luncheon. at a very low figure. As Lent comes early this year (St. Vincent de Paul’s Parish) and Mrs. E. T. Davis of 1654 Madi­ The Rev. J. F. McDonough bap­ it is an opportune time to get these articles at a low A card party will be held in the son street, entertained fifteen of her tized James Patrick, infant son .of figure. parish hall, 2501 East Arizona, on playmates Tuesday, Dec. 22, in cele­ Mr. and Mrs. William Collins. God­ Wednesday evening, January 6, bration of her ninth birthday. parents were Miss Sophia King and Come in and browse around. This is a splendid under the auspides of the Altar and Terral Hart. Rosary society. A door prize will George E. Tinker from Pawhuska, opportunity to secure those articles you need, at a W. P. HORAN Okla., has been visiting his daugh­ Miss Marguerite IJcGrayel enter­ saving. , be awarded in addition to the table ter, Mrs. M. L. Dyer, and family, tained Saturday, December 26,' at prizes provided for the winners. As a delightful candlelight tea at the these card parties have enjoyed an 1230 Steele street, during the holi­ days. Olin hotel. Mrs. Harry McCrayel as­ enviable reputation, a large number sisted her daughter in receiving. AND SON are expected to be present. Miss Mary Reardon of 1321 Mil­ St. Joseph’s circle met at the Father Walsh announced Sunday waukee street gave a delightful James Clarke home of- Mrs. J. J. Gallagher, with INCORPORATED that the Christmas collection was Christmas tea on Sunday afternoon, Dec. 27, from 4 to 6 o’clock, to her Mrs. W. C. Ball as assistant host­ more than $700, an increase over ess, in the form of a bridge lunch­ that of last year. He said the plan friends of the Catholic Press club Church Goods House Funeral Chapels and Loretto Heights alumnae. Mr. eon. Covers were laid for sixteen. of raising money by budget and Mesdames Tom Currigan and P. J. weekly envelope collection had and Mrs. Joseph Emerson Smith 1636-38 Tremont Street Denver, Colorado ^ Ample Parking Space—Central Location were among those present. Walsh were guests. proved successful, and that it was Dr. and Mrs. Mallory Catlett an­ 1527 Cleveland Place KEystone 6297 nof necessary to hold bazaars or Messrs. Edward and Walter nounced on Tuesday the betrothal of Phone TAbor 3789 other entertainments to meet the fi­ Coughlin left Denver on December their daughter, Dorothy, to John F. nancial needs of the parish. The 20 for Chicago, where they went to Toner, Jr. Miss Catlett, who for­ plan v/ill be continued in 1932. spend the Christmas season with merly attended the University of their folks. Colorado, has a wide acquaintance in Mrs. John Conway entertained college circles. Mr. Toner, who MOTHERS’ CLUB the members of Mrs. Taylor’s club comes from a pioneer Denver family, GIRVIN FURNITURE & AUCTION CO. PLANNING GALA on Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 30. is the son of John F. Toner. He The club met a week earlier than was graduated from Regis college, TYPEWRITERS Denver’s choicest stock of used House and Office furniture, Sim­ JANUARY PARTY customary on account of the intend­ and is connected with a brokerage ALL MAKES AND-PRICES mons beds and springs, new and used rugs at most reasonable ed departure of Mr. and Mrs. Con­ firm. The wedding will take place SOLD—RENTED—REPAIRED prices: Cash, Credit, Exchange or Trade. The Regis High School Mothers’ way for the East immediately after early next summer. AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO., INC. AUCTION SALES EVERY DAY AT 2 P. M. club will sponsor an evening of un­ the new year. Miss Jeanne Catlett, who attends 1C43 CALIFORNIA ST. KEYSTONE 3047 ESTABLISHED 1880 DENVER. COLO. usual entertainment John Chrysostom and Dr, A reader of The Register wishes Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Streets were Mary O’Donnell, Geraldine Sul­ John Lyons, brother of Eddie Lyons, to publish thanks for a great favor I livan, Ruth McConell, Margaret who died at Albany, New York. received through the intercession of a Bishing, Mary Jo Gebhard, Maxine Requiem High Mass was sung on St. Jude and the Blessed Virgin. v'M Francis, Martha Earley, Kathryn Tuesday for Patrick Crowe, re­ The many friends of Police Ser­ I McCarty and Regina Coll. quested by James Crowe, and on Blessed Sacrament Parish I'rancis J. Fisher, Inc. \\\\\\ 1 I / / / / / / / geant George Wolf -will be delighted Miss Mary Agnes Galvin, a senior ■Wednesday for Elizabeth 0. Nichols, to hear of his promotion to the rank TAbor 6204 at Loretto Heights college, who was requested by Irene Keefe. of captain, which became effective SUCCESSOR TO '■TGoodCoffc^ operated on for appendicitis at St. Fr. Cawley Visits at Salida >MODERATELY PRICED' ■WJednesday. Captain Wolf, one_ of LAKE’S MARKET C. A. WHITE MARKET 'ement - Plaster - Mortar Joseph’s hospital, is reported to be The Rev. Francis P. Cawley left the best liked and most efficient QUALITY MEATS—We Deliver ' 201* aPound-5i Ibs/I''. getting along nice^. the city on Sunday for Salida, Colo­ Metal Lath - Stucco 'x Other Grades 25l^andup ^ members of the police department, 2803 COLORADO BLVD. J. E. Lake, Prop. PHONE YORK 0869 Virtually all the boarders at Lo­ rado, where he visited Monday. was appointed patrolman August 22, retto Heights college returned to All those who wish to secure more 4D34 E. COLFAX AT ELM 163 BLAKE ST. DENVER 1910. He was promoted to the rank SANDERSONS’ their respective homes to spend the tickets for the Denham theater of sergeant September 1, 1922. PHIPPS BEAUTEQUEST PHONE YORK 6721 I holidays. benefit Monday evening, Jan. 4, may Specializing in Coiffurp Individuality ISI4 ARAPAHOE TA. X59I. Miss Maxine Francis was the call at the rectory. Everyone who house guest of Rose Bradasich over attends the performance will have OBLATE NAMED BISHOP TO COSMETICS PERMANENT WAVING the Christmas holidays. the pleasure of witnessing “Peg of WORK IN FROZEN NORTH YOUR BABY My Heart.’’ Vatican City.— The appointment THE A. W. CLARK I POPE GLAD THAT AMERICA The parish choir, consisting of 25 of Msgr. Alfred Turquetil, Prefect DRUG COMPANY j HAS THANKSGIVING DAY mixed voices, under the direction of Apostolic, as a Bishop and Vicar MADE WELL Rome.—In a holiday message, the Miss Anne O’Neill, rendered the mu­ Apostolic of the Northern regions of Corner Eighth Avenue and i Canada was confirmed here. Msgr. Santa Fe Drive | Pope told of the Church’s difficulties sic at the Midnight Mass on Christ­ in Russia, Spgin and Mexico, and mas very pleasingly. Alfred Turquetil is a native of Nor­ ABC DIRECTORY! 1 Intestinal troubles that Phone TAbor 7091 j mandy, France. Born in 1876, he ravage children often regretted “that statesmen do not George P. Clarke, 1600 St. Paul EVERYTHING IN DRUGS | think of the hand of God and do not street, has been confined at his home was ordained as an Oblate Father in THRILL OF FINDING EVERYTHING YOU WANT IN HARDWARE, f I' I disappear quickly when turn to God.’’ He referred to since Christmas eve on account of 1899 and went to Canada in 1900 to SPORTING GOODS. TOYS, ETC., AWAITS Y’OU HERE. DENVER'S GREAT | I PURE Drinking Water Thanksgiving day, however, and said illness. do missionary work among the A HARDWARE DEPARTMENT STORE. !. Eskimos. He started a little mission 51 is used. ‘it is true that in America it has Agnes Dyer celebrated her sev­ GEORGE MAYER HARDWARE CO. ^ 4 EYES EXAMINED been remembered to 4Jhank God for enth birthday on Wednesday, Dec. at Reindeer Lake and later at Ches­ 1520 Arapahoe St. KEystone 4291 | __and your own health 30, by giving- a party to her class­ terfield Inlet. To convert the Eski­ Gla«(e« past benefits and also to thank Him depends on PURE that in America troubles are not so mates of St. Philomena’s school. mos he mastered the difficult Eski­ That mo tongue to the point where he Water, too. grave as in other countries.’’ Masters Jack Akolt, Donald Sav­ Satisfy Pope Bius received Christmas age, Thomas Tierney, Larry Davis, could write and speak it fluently. greetings from a score of Cardinals George Porter, James Carroll, Joseph PHONE TABOR 5121 Reasonable! who visited him in the Vatican and McGuire, Michael Kavanagh, William JOHPrMSCORMACKrMAY BE Papering and Painting r DENTIST Prices in reply condemned the lack of har­ Dwyer and Charles Jones served at IRISH^OVERNOR GENERAL FIRST CLASS WORK the New Year’s day Masses. James Dublin.— JdffirMcIMrmack, famous DR. F. J. CLAFFEY Confcientious mony in all parts of the world. Very Low Prices 'NATURE MADE IT PURE* Serrica McConaty and Thomas Tierney are singer; Senator Sir ^ om as Grattan 1030 Republic Bldg. OLDEST CHURCH IN CHICAGO servers this week at the 6:30 week Esmonde and S en a te the Earl of DAN A. KEARNEY 16th and Tremont PL WM. E. Chicago.— The oldest church build­ day Masses, and William Dwyer and Granard are the prominent Catholics MAin 3030______TAbor 047& PHONE m a in ' 1824 ing in Chicago December 25 cele­ Charles Jones at the 8 o’clock being mentioned as probable suc­ I I McLAIN' brated its seventy-fifth birthday. St. Masses. cessors to James MacNeill as govern­ Optometrist] Patrick’s also enjoys the distinction Mr. and Mrs. James E. McMullen, or general of the Free State. Should of being the second oldest parish in 1551 Fillmore street, announce the Sir Thomas receive the appointment, MORRISSEY, MAHONEY & JOHN H. REDDIN 1509 WILLIAM E. McLAIN the archdiocese and its parish boun­ arrival of a daughter* at St. An­ it is of interest that Lady Anna Es­ SCOFIELD Attorney and Counselor at Law CHAMPA Optometrlit daries when it was established em­ thony’s hospital. She will be named monde is of American birth. She is AttomeJs-at-Law 612-614 Ernest & Cranmer Block Youri for Servie* braced all of Chicago west of the Virginia Ann. Mrs. McMullen was prominent in Dublin’s artistic and so­ 405-9 Symes Bldg. 17th and Curtis river. formerly Mary McCurtain. cial life. i Phone MAin 4106 . Denver, Colo Phohe MAin 0557 Denver, Colo.

ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION PAGE SIX Office, 938 Baniioek street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telenhone. 'Main 5413 Thursday. December 31, 19 | HONOR ROLL OF ADVERTISERS ON THIS AND THE FOLLOWING PAGE IS A COMPLETE LIST OF REGISTER ADVERTISERS IN THE REGULAR EDITIONS OF 1931. THEY HAVE BEEN ARRANGED IN GROUPS, ACCORDING TO THE AMOUNT OF SPACE USED DURING THE YEAR. ONCE MORE, WE URGE UPON OUR READ­ ERS THE NECESSITY OF PATRONIZING REGISTER ADVERTISERS. WE ASK YOU TO READ THIS LIST CAREFULLY AND, WHEN BUYING, TO GIVE PREFERENCE TO THE FIRMS THAT HAVE PATRONIZED US.

Firms That Used Minimum of 1,000 Inches in Year 1931 NAME ADDRESS J NAME ' ADDRESS NAME ADDRESS AMERICAN FURNITURE CO...... 16th & Lawrence Sts. f CONTINENTAL GROCERY CORP. . Piggly Wiggly Stores WM. P. HORAN & SON...... 1525 Cleveland Place A. T. LEWIS & SON DRY GOODS CO... 16th & Stout Sts. i CO...... 16th & California Sts. THE MAY CO...... 16th & Champa Sts. HOUSE...... 1638 Tremont St. I HOME PUBLIC MARKET...... 14th & California Sts. O’KEEFE JEWELRY CO...... 827 loth St. i Firms That Used Minimum of 500 Inches in Year 1931 NAME ADDRESS NAME ADDRESS ! NAME ADDRESS I SANTA FE PUBLIC MARKET...... 545 Santa Fe Drive BOULEVARD MORTUARY...... 3020 Federal Blvd. GOLDEN EAGLE DRY GOODS CO...... 16th and Lawrence Sts. I SERVUS STORES (Arcade and Red Star DANIELS & FISHER STORES...... :...... 16th and Arapahoe Sts. j REPUBLIC BLDG. & LOAN ASSN...... 1711 California St. I Markets).-...... Home Public Market i . Firms That Used Minimum of 250 Inches in Year 1931

NAME Ad IiRESS ! NAME ADDRESS NAME ADDRESS ACME BAKERS...... -...... Home Public Market I DUFFY STORAGE & MOVING CO...... 1512 20th St. SAFEWAY STORES...... 1313 9th St. I ALEXANDER’S WEE SHOP AND JOSLIN DRY GOODS CO...... 16th and Curtis Sts. SULLIVAN & CO...... 808 Security Bldg. LEADER BAKERIES...... Home Public Market, ! KATRINKA, INC...... Home Public Market SWAFFORD & V/ISE...... Home Public Market BLUHILL COFFEE ...... 1441 Market St. y I WM. W. MYER DRUG CO...... _.15th and California Sts. COTTRELL CLOTHING CO...... 627 16th St. I O’MEARA-YOUNG MOTOR CO...... W. 14th Ave. & B’dway SWIGERT BROS...... 1550 California St. DAVIS & SHAW...... 1434 Champa St. PURITY BAKERY...... 3458 Navajo St. j TRIANGLE CLEANERS AND DYERS...... 1827 Park Ave. Firms That Used Minimum of 100 Inches in Year 1931 NAME ‘ ADDRESS NAME ADDRESS NAME ADDRESS AMERICAN FIXTURE CO...... 1232 Arapahoe St. LOOP PUBLIC MARKET CO...... 15th and Lawrence Sts.v REGIS COLLEGE...... W. 50th and Lowell Blvd, AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO.....1643 California St. L©OP SHOE REPAIR SHOP...... Loop Public Market RIO GRANDE FUEL CO...... 2nd and Santa Fe ARGONUAT HOTEL...... Colfax and Grant St. JOHN A. MARTIN DRUG CO...... 15th and Curtis Sts. ROCHE AMBULANCE SERVICE CO...... 1805 Gilpin St. ARVADA FLOUR MILLS...... Arvada, Colo. GEO. MAYER HARDWARE CO...... 1520 Arapahoe St. E. L. RONINGER...... 1718 E. 6th Ave. CASCADE LAUNDRY...... 1847 Market St. WM. E. McLAIN...... 1509 Champa St. RUGBY COAL CO...... 1144 5th St. CORBETT’S ICE CREAM CO...... Colfax Ave. & Welton St. MILES & DRYER PRINTING CO...... 1936 Lawrence St. DeSELLEM FUEL AND FEED CO...... 3463 Walnut St. MONTEREY COFFEE SHOP...... Home Public Market RUST’S PHARMACY..;...... 19th and California Sts. FRANCIS J. FISHER...... 24th and Blake Sts. MURPHY-MAHONEY m o t o r CO...... 2986 No. Speer Blvd. SANDBERG MOTOR CO...... 950 Bannock St. F'RANKLIN PHARMACY...... E. 34th Ave. and Franklin OGDEN THEATER...... Colfax and Ogden St. SCHAEFER TENT & AWNING CO...... 1421 Larimer St. GATES WIMBUSH MOTOR CO...... 850 Bannock St. DR. J. J. O’NEILL...... 722 Mack Block SO. DENVER MOVING & STORAGE CO...369 So. Broadway GREEN TREE SHOE REPAIR SHOP...... Home Public Market ORNETT’S ...... Home Public Market ST. THERESE’S PARISH...... Aurora, Colo. THEODORE HACKETHAL...... 1451 Kalamath St. PACIFIC COFFEE STORES...... Home Public Market B. F. STAPLETON...... 430 Williams St. IDEAL LAUNDRY...... 2500 Curtis St. PEDLEY RYAN & CO...... ^...709 17th St. VOSS'BROS. BAKERY...... Home Public Market JACQUES BROS...... 28 E. 6th Ave. PEOPLE’S BUILDING & LOAN ASSN...... 236 Continental Oil Bldg. HELEN WALSH...... 205 16th St. F. J. KIRCHHOF CONSTRUCTION CO.... 700 Lawrence St. THE PIERCE HOTEL...... 13th and California Sts. MONTGOMERY WARD CO...... 555 So. Broadway KNIGHT-CAMPBELL MUSIC CO...... 1625 California St. PINON FUEL CO...... 2801 W. 25th Ave. WARD AUCTION CO...... 1510 Court Place W. L. LEBLING, INC...... 700 Lincoln St. PUBLIC SERVICE CO. OF COLORADO ...15th and Champa Sts. DR. R. WILLMAN...... St. Joseph, Mo.

Firms That Used Less Than 100 Inches in Year 1931 But Which Advertised Every Week NAME , ADDRESS NAME M)DRVSS NAME ADDRESS MORRISSEY, MAHONEY, SCOFIELD...... 305 Symes Bldg. ALAMEDA PHARMACY...... Alameda & So. Broadway ! FURNITURE TRADING CO...... 1524 Court Place ALTA MARKET...... 1244 E. Colfax NATIONAL TEA CO...... 744 Santa Fe Drive V. M. GILDEA...... 4989 Vine St. DR. W. A. O’CONNELL...... 247 Steele Bldg. HORACE W. BENNETT & CO...... 1010 16th St. ( BERTHOLD’S QUALITY BAKERY...... 2231 East 34th Ave. J. F. GILLIN...... 363 Bannock St. 0. K. CLEANERS & DYERS...... 4120 Tennyson St. BON TON BEAUTY SCHOOL...... 604 14th St. GUS’ MARKET...... 613 E. 13th Ave. PARK FLORAL CO...... 1643 Broadway BROADWAY DEPARTMENT STORE...... 21 Broadwav HARTFORD UNDERTAKING CO...... 620 E. Colfax Ave. PIG PARLORS...... 802 Denver Natl. Bk. Bldg, v BROWNIE CREAMERY & W. F. HIND ...... 916 West 6th Ave. RABTOAY & SIMERING...... 1030 W. Colfax DELICATESSEN...... 526 E. 17th Ave. IMPERIAL DYERS & CLEANERS...... *..46 Broadway W. S. SANDERSON & BROS...... 1514 Arapahoe St. CITY- LACE CLEANERS...... 218 E. 7th Ave. IZETT AUTO BODY & REPAIR SHOP.... 1448 Speer Blvd. SITTERLE & ROESCH...... 1338 15th St. DR. F. J. CLAFFEY...... 1030 Republic Bldg. CHAS. KIENZLE...... 17 E. Hampden St. (Eng.) SMITH MOTOR CO...... 919 West 13th Ave. A. W. CLARK DRUG CO...... 8th and Santa Fe V. A. KISER....'...... 2210 E.-Colfax J. C. STORTZ FUEL & FEED CO...... 4238 York St. CLAYTON PLUMBING & HEATING CO...2408 East Colfax Ave. J. E. LAKE MARKET...... 2803 Colorado Blvd. TEMPLE DRUG STORE..,...... Colfax and Logan St. COLORADO HOTEL...... 17th and Tremont St. LAKE’S QUALITY ])IARKET...... 3617 W. 32nd Ave. , E. S. TOY...... ;...... 1735 E. 3Lst Ave. FRANK CONWAY...... Room 200, 831 14th St. LAUER’S PRIVATE HOME FOR BABIES..3001 Vine St. L. C. TULLOH...... 538 Santa Fe COURTESY CORNER...... Colfax and Adams St. LITTLE GRAY BEAUTY SHOPPE...... 332 McCIintock Bldg. WASHINGTON PARK PHARMACY...... 1086 So. Gaylord St. CUT RATE DRUG CO...... 2nd Ave. and Broadwav DR. W'. F. LOCKE...... 1216 Speer Blvd. WESTERKAMP BROS...... 5106 Washington St. DENVER BAG & UMBRELLA SHOP...... 1604 Arapahoe St. LONDON MARKET...... 3800 Walnut St. WESTERN ELATERITE ROOFING CO.... Equitable Bldg. J. F. DOYLE PHARMACY...... E. 17th Ave. and Grant St. LOUISE HAT SHOP...... 214 McCIintock Bldg. J. E. WHITE & SON...... '..... E. 47th Ave. and Race St. ELEVENTH AVENUE HOTEL...... 1112 Broadwav MERIT GROCERY...... ;...... 4995 Lowell Blvd. ZIMMERMAN MERCANTILE CO...... W. 38th and Irving St.

Firms Thai Used Less Than 100 Inches in Year 1931 and Did Not Advertise Every Week NAMK— ADDRESS— AUDHESS- Ni\ME— ADDRESS— NAME- Camelo Cleaners & Dyer.<...... 1110 East 17th Avo. Abbey School. The...... ^Canon City, Colo...... 5388 West 25u!i Aw. A. A B. Grocery A Market...... — ...... *...... 1527 South Pearl J. J, Benson...... Campbcll-Sells Baking Co...... 1125 11th St. Berg’s Candies...... 29 Broadway Canary Drug Co...... E&st 34th Ave. and Gilpin A. B. C. PlumbiriK A Heating Co...... 1812 East 22nd Ave. J . Candy Shop ...... Home Public Market Abbott Lumber Co...... - ...... - ...... 3524 South Lincoln Anton Beringer...... 152 Madison Capitol Heights. Pharmacy...... East 12th Avo. and Clayton Ace Auto Body-Hoover Motor Co...... —...... 2915 West 44th Ave. Berkeley Auto Service...... 4490 Tennyson Capitol Hill Electric Co...... 3325 East Colfax Alber’s Funeral Home...... 2153 South Broadway Berkeley Grocery...... 4401 Tennyson Capitol Rubber & Tiro Co...... 320 14th St. Alcott Novelty Repair Shop...... - ...... 4432 Wettt 41nt Ave. Berkeley Moving & Storage Co...... 3832 Tennyson Carl's Hamburger Shop...... 1030 South Gaylord G. A, Alenius,...... 303 East 7th Ave, Better Yet Cleaners...... 732 South Pearl Carney liurhber Co...... J29.5 South Broadway Alecnter-Hibbard Optical Co...... 1628 Welton AJkire Fuel A Feed Co...... 3533 West 38th"Ave. Biglow Boot Booif;...... 517 East Bayaua‘ Carson Crockery Co...... 15th and Stout Sts. All Makes Typewriter SerVice...... 817 14th Bills Bros...... 1044 Speer Blvd. Wm. A. Carson Jewelry Co...... 17 East Colfax AFs Red A White Store...... 2341 West 44th Avo. Billy’s Barber Shop...... 2337 West 44th Ave. Case's 35th Avenue Market...*...,...... West 35th Ave. and Tennyson . Al's Repsir Shop...... 1...... 714 East Colfax Ave. Bi-Low Groceries...... ,.711 Santa Fe drive Car'p’s Market...... 4038 Tennyson Charle.** B. Alt...... East 33rd Ave. and Williams St. Dr. H. H. Bisgard...... 1302 South Pearl H. M. Gasmen...... '...422 Ogden Ambas.sador Hotel ...... 1728 California St. Blanchard Grocery...... 2820 Colorado Blvd. Cathedra) Food Shop...... 406 East Colfax American Beauty Bakery...... 3458 Navajo St. C. H. Ulezek Drug Co...... 3158 Tejon Cathedral Shoe Repair Shop...... 332 East Colfax . . • American Tent A Awning Co.^...... 1388 South Broadway Blue Front Shoe Rcj>air Shop...... 15^9 Curtis St. (.iatterson Pharmat^...... Alameda and South Franklin Amsden Drug Store...... 601 Corona Bobinn Beauty Shoppe ...... 615 East Jewell Ave. J. J. Celia..-...... Denham Bldg. Mrs. Alma Anderson..!...... 3425 East 12th Ave. Otto Bock...... 2663 Irving St. Centennial State Building & Loan Ass’n...... Midland Savings Bldg. Anderson-Harrington Coal Co...... - ...... 35th and Walnut Sts. Bonita Drug Store...... East 6th Ave. and St. PaulDrug Chapin Lumber Co...... East 16th Ave. and Dayton, Aurora Ann £1 Dress Shop L ...... 1310 East Colfax Bonnie Brae Cleaners A Dyers...... 1060 South Gaylord Chapman Drug Store...... 605 Knox court Anthony’s Drug Store/...... 49th and Lowell Blvd. Bonnie Brae Service Station...... South University and East Ohio Chesterfield Cleaners...... ;...... 3814 Lowell Blvd. Arapahoe Poultry Store...... 480 South Broadway Borden Grocery Co...... 5132 West 41st Ave. Chic Beauty Salon...... 2412 West 44th Ave. Aristo. The...... ^709 West 38th Ave. Boston Sporting Goods Co...... 938 Santa Fe drive Chicago Cleaners...... 1304 East 6th Ave. Amritage Hardware Co...... 3487 South Broadway Boulevard Cleaners...... 780 Colorado Blvd. Children’s Shop ...... 5011 East Colfax F. G. Arnold...... 711 Grant St. Boulevard Grocery...... 2801 Colorado Blvd. Chrysler Grocery Co...... i...... 1093 South Gaylord Arrow Paint A Wallpaper Co...... Care Golden Eagle. 16th and Lawrence Ben J. Braconier...... ;...... 1076 South Gaylord Cigar Shoppe...... -...... Home Public Market Artistic Shoe Repair...... 38th and Lowell Blvd. A. Bradshaw's...... 1443 Stout St. Cinderella Beauty Shop .t...... *...... 2031 East 13th Ave, Arvada Dair>’...... V...... Arvada, Colo. Breen A Corfman...... '...... 1456 California St. Cinderella Shoe Repair Shop...... 1117 East 4th Aye. — Arvada Electric Co...... 1046 G. A E. Bldg. The Bright Shop...... East 5th Ave. and Josephine Civic Center Service Station...... West 14th Ave. and Bannock Arvada Hardware Co...... ;...... Arvada, Colo. Brisbois Hand Laundry...... 506 East 17th Ave, Clark & Son...... 4034 Tennyson Arvada Laundry...... Arvada, Colo. Broadmoor Cleaners ...... 529 East Exposition L. a Clark...... 710 East Colfax Arvada Lumber Co...... P. O. Box 7, Arvada, Colo. Broadway Creamery...... 66 South Broadway Clayton Grocery...... East 12th Ave, and Clayton Ashton Motor Co...... - ...... Arvada, Colo. Broadway Monumental Works...... 2984 South Broadway Columbine Barber Shop...... 2320 South Humboldt St. A. F. Atchis«n...... 1081 So^ih Gaylord Broadway Restaurant...... 128 Broadway Cieanaturium Cleaners A Dyers...... 34 48 South Broadway Aurora Creamery...... 9735 East Colfax, Aurora Broadway Specialty Shop...... 77 Broadway Coffee Spikes...... 710 Santa Fe drive Aurora Drug Store...... Aurora, Colo. Brooks Fruit A Produce Co...... Home Public Market C. L. Colburn Mercantile Co...... \....3079 Tennyron St. Aurora Feed A Express...... 9888 Eakt Colfax, Aurora Brophy College...... Tucson. Arizona Colfax Antique Shop...... I...... 3600 East Colfax Aurora Floral Co...... Colfax and Fulton, Aurora Brothers Pharmacy...... 5001 East Colfax . Colfax Avenue Grill...... 716 East Colfax Aurora Grocery...... 9635 East Colfax, Aurora Brothers of the Sacred Heart...... St. Joseph's Novitiate, Mctuchen. N. J. Colfi^x Novelty Works...... h...... 3635 East Colfax Aurora Hardware Co...... 9587 East Colfax. Aurora Brown Chambers Hotel...... 328 17th St. Collegiate Corner Creamery...... 4994 Lowell Blvd. Aurora Lumber Co...... - ...... :...... 9301 East Colfax Ave., Aurora Brown Dry Goods Store...... 3100 Gilpin College Delicatessen ...... *...... 4976 Lowell Blvd. Aurora Service Station...... _.Colfax and Clinton St., Aurora Brown Pharmacy...... 3309 Williams Colorado Costume Co...... 1751 Champa Aurora Sheet Metal Works...... 1521 Dayton St., Aurora A. Buckton...... 1491 South Broadway Colorado Dairy Co.. Inc...... „....3704 Downing Ava*s Home Bakery...... 4105 Tejon St. Buehler I’ninsfer Co...... 1...... 12th and Madison Colorado Lace Cleaning Co...... '..1...... 4100 Federal Blvd. B. A E. Market...... 82 South Broadway Bungalow Grocery A Market...... 300 South Pearl Columbine Barber Shop...... 2424 East 6th Avjc, B. A M. Root Beer Bar...... Home Public Market Dr. H Burdick...... 1 East Bayaud Columbine Floral Co...... 607 15th St. B. A R. Grocery A Market...... 246 West 6th Ave. Burgraf Pharmacy...... West 38th Ave. and Yates SI. Columbine Laundry...... 2000 Washington St. Bagneirs Billiard Parlor...... 1523 Curtis St; Burke Taxicab Co...... 1673 Broadway Columbine Specialty Shop...... 2424 East 6th Ave. Baker Shop The...,...... 1510 East Colfax Ourke-McMiilan Engraving Co,...... 1803 Vj Broadway Commercial Casualty Co...... Newark, N. J. Geo. S. Baker...... 4328 West 85th Ave. D. C. Burns Realty- Co...... :...... 224 KIttredge Bldg. Community Grocery A Market...... 1006 South Gaylord Bankers** Warehouse Co...... 2145 Blake St, Robert W. Burns...... 1820 East 33rd Ave. Community Mercantile Co...... 501C West 29th Ave., Edgewater Bargain Book Store...... 406 15th St, Harriet Burton Shop...... 2810 East 6tb Ave. Community Pastry Shop...... i...... 8186 East Colfax Barnes Commercial School...... 1410 Glenam> Busch Jewelry Co...... 78 Broadway Conception College A Academy...... Conception, Mo. M. D. Barnett Co...... 16th and Larimer Sts." J. L. Butler Red A White Grocery...... 1454 Oneida St. Consumers Market Co...... 1004 15th St. Rarsch Grocery A Market...... 8926 West 32nd Ave. Cahn-Forster Electrical Co.;...... 1524 Glenarm Conway Floral Shop...... 1064 South "Gaylord A. Baumgartel...... 2716 Larimer St. Calabrese Shoe Repair Shop...... West 32nd Ave. and Perry E. A. Cook A Company.....*...... 1450 Lawrence St., Room 24 Baur'a ...... 1612 Curtis St. California Cleaners,...... 4112 Tejon Leslie Cooley...... 204 Denham Theater Bldg. Hon. Geo. D. Begole, Mayor of Denver...... Denver, City Hall i California Meat Co,—Melnick Bros....?...... Home Public Market Cooper A Cooper...... 1540 California St. Bender's Bakery...... 610 East, Colfax | Calvert Cleaners...... 3939 Federal Blvd. Cornell Hotel...... ^...... 1618 Pennsylvania (CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE) Telephone, Main 5413 PAGE SEVEN

Firms That Used Less Than 100 Inches in Year 1931 and Did Not Advertise Every Week, Continued

NAME— ADDRESS— NAME— ADDRESS— NAME— ADDRESS— Progress Plunge ...... 330ft West Florid* St. Coronado Apartments-...-.-.— - ...... - ...... ,4i0 East 18th Ave. Jewell Creamery...... - ...... P..6III East Jewell Progressive Shoe Repair Shop...... 282 South Pennsylvania Coiona Motor*-.-...... - ...... East 6th Ave. and Corona St. Jewell Pharmacy...... ;...... — ...... —18fl4 South Pearl Public Market Cleaner*...... Home Public Market Corona Shoe Shop...... —...... ,.856 Corona Joe’s Setviee Station...... Eaiit 34th Ave. and Elizabeth 6 Meat Co...... a--;....—.Home PubllO Market Country Club Barber k Beauty Parlor----- Johanna’s Hemstitch Shop— - .... - ...... —------111,3 Ogden ~r ..1119 East 4th Ave. Walter H. John’s Red ft White S tore-...... 3888 South Grant, Englewood Qua lty M arket...... — .— ------1019 East Colfkx Country Club Oarage...... — ------680 Gilpin St. J. A. Johnson, Furnace Repairs...... ------...709 East 6th Ave. Quality Shot Repair Shop...... 4370 Tennyaon St. Country Club Grocery k Market-...... 1121 East 4th Awe. Johnson Bros. Garage...... '...... 3300 Tejon St. Quality Shoppe...... - ...... —...... gI3 igtfa gt. Cox’* Market...... — ...... ,..2642 East 82nd Ave. Johnson Heating Co...... 3966 South Broadway, Englewood geo- ...... i-...-,....'...... 4402 Umatilla St. Coyle Bros, Plumbing. Heating & Hardware Co.-,...841 Corona . . Johnson Moving ft Storage Co------...... 221 Broadway The Rabbit Shop...... - ...... Home Public Market Cramer Shoe Repair Shop...... — ...... -W est $8th Ave. and Lowell Blvd...... -.3789 Walnut Radio Service Corp.:------766 Lincoln St. Crawford Pharmaey...... - ...... i...... —.— ...701 East 6th Ave. Johnson ft Loud...... Ray Cm I Co.— ...... - - — ...... 1100 ^ u th Logan St. Joe Johnston...... 3641 Brighton Blvd. ..2932 East Colfax Crawford Serxice Station------East 28th Ave. and Colorado Blvd. Johnson Jewelry Co...... —...... -.719 Santa F« drive Ray’s Cleaners...... Jamea W. Creamer-..... - ...... 902 Mirland Savings Bldg. Johnstone's Market...... — ...... Home Public Market ' Record Abstract Co...... 726 IStlfSt. Crescent' Shop...... - ...... - ...... —...... 2924 East Colfax W. Hollace Jones....„...... —West 10th and Acoma Red Dot Oil Co...... - ...... 2984 Huron St. Crystal Barber k Beauty Shop— ...... -.2312 East 6th Ave. Josephine Creamery...... -...... 2800 Josephine Red A White Grocery...... Arvada, Colo. Crystal Cleaners...... —...... - ...West 29th Ave. and Sheridan Juliette Coffee Shop...... - —...... — 1119 East 9th Ave. Reed’s Auto Service...... 2101 West 44th Ave, M. J. Cullen International Nursery...... —4675 Wyandotte Kaffer-Chapman Co...... — . 1616 Arapahoe St. Regal Valeterla...... 620 East Colfax Ave. Mrs. M. A. Cummings...... - ...... —------...4983 West 38th Ave. A. Kalcevlc-...... ------4480 Logan St. H. G. Reid...... 817 14th St, Dr. Katherine Curtain______>.------...1644 Lincoln St. Karry Coo..._...... - ...... -...._...... — ...... 640 East Alameda Ave. Reincke Cutlery Co—...... 508 16th St. Daly Market — ...... «■...... - ...... —-. -.1127 East 9th Ave. ....-...... Seattle, Washington Reliable Curtin Cleaners...... 1431 Ogden St. DaPron Dancing Academy------...220 Broadway Kauffer Co...... - ...... Reliable Roofing A Weatherstrip______212 South Washington K. ft B. Pharmacy...... ------1122 East 17th Ave. Reliable Shoe Shop...... 9512 East Colfax, Aurora, Colo. Darling’s Grocery k Market- .4200 Stout St. Dan A. Kearney...... — .414 Tabor Bldg. Daugherty’s Grocery k Market---- -.221 East 7th Ave. Ewing Keene Mortuary—...... —.— .806 South Pearl St. Republic Wall Paper A Paint Co...... 1982 Broadway Day k Nit* Beauty Shoppe...... — ..,.1429 Glenarm Kennedy’s Cash Store...... - ...... — ...... West 24th aqd Clay St. Rex Garage...... t.1710 Pennsylvania St. DeBerry Garment Co------— ...... —...... 2022 East Colfax Kennedy’s Cash ft Carry Grocery...... Arvada, Colo. RJche Hat Shoppe...... - .... 1637 Glenarm place DeLux Cieaners...... - ...... - ...... 1829 Elm , , Kensington Apartments...... 322 East l7th Ave. H. ft. Ridier Shoe Repair Shop...... ^...... 2912 Irving St. DeLux Creamery k Grocery.— ...... - ...... 1620 East 26th Ave. Kilpatrick Furniture Co...... — ...... 1061 South Gaylord St. Ring Cleaners, Dyers A Tailors...... ;....618 East Jewell Ave. DeLux Creamery...... 540 East Alameda Kimmel’a Grocery ft Market...... -1216 East 18th Ave. W. F. Rinker...... 1066 South Gaylord Denham Garage Co...... -....1826 California « Kinyon ft Stevens...... - ...... 1676 Clarkson St. Ritchey’s Beauty Shoppe...... 1769 Humboldt St. Denver Gardens Dairy...... 175 Vallejo St. Kitto's Market...... - ...... — 2711 Larimer St. Roach Bros...... 1471 Logan St. Denver Ice ft Cold Storage Co..—.——- .... -....-. .—2686 Blake Klanke Cleaning ft Pressing Co...... -...... 520 East 17th Ave. E. W. Robinson Lumber Co...... 201 West Iowa Denver Industrial Bank------....1660 Welton Kleanrite Cleaners .’...... - ...... — .... ------2602 East 12th Ave. Rocky Mountain Cleaners A Dyers...... 1805 Broadway Denver Marble & Tile Co...... —...... 1625 Tremont Frank C. Klein Motor Co...... - ...... 021 East 14th Ave. R ^ky Mountain Fuel Co...... 548 17th St. Denver Mud Co...... :...... —------... 426 Lincoln Wm. Knight. 3208 Dawning St. Rocky Mountain Rainbow Trout, Inc...... 2424 Larimer St. Denver Paste ft Wall Paper Co.—...... —— 1856 Arapahoe Knights of Columbus 1675 Grant St. Rocky Mountain Seed Go...... 1325 15th St. Denver Sea Food C0..-..—1..,]...... — —- .... —.621 18th St. Kozik Barber Shop, 4600 Washington St. Rogera Service Station...... U...... 2800 West 26th Ave. Denver Taxidermy Co...... - _516 East Bayaud S. Krautman 2805 High St. M. Rose...... r...... 2656 15th St. Desserich Furniture Co...... - ...... 841 Santa Fe drive Kremmer Service Station...... — ------..... - .....2000 Broadway Rosyin Drug Co...... — ...... „....Colfax Ave. and Cherry St. Dr. Bertha DeWolfe...... -...... — — - ...... 203 McClintock Bldg. Greta Krier...... - ...... 1062 East Colfax Rotisscrie Parlsienne ...... ,.1747 Tremont St. Diamond "A” Market...... —...... ’l5th and Lawrence Sts. Kringlee Market______- ...... West ils t Ave. and Tejon St. RotolO S^rice Station...... *...... 1764 Wazee St. Dick’s Pastry Shop...... - ...... —...... — .-619 East 2nd Ave. Kritsof Grocery.*...... r,...... -1706 East S6th Ave. Royal Hand Laundry...... 230 East 20th* Ave. Dick's Quality Bakery—...... ------Krug’p Boulder Market...... :-----^^.....2589 16th St. Rudolph Brothers ...... East 28th Ave. and Downing St. Disch’s Tire ft Electric Shop...... —— .!—15^So'?^ Cascade Ave- Colorado Springs LaFrance Dry Cleaners ft Dyers..—...... —...... 3238 East Colfax Margie Ryan ...... 1564 California St. Dixie Ice House...... * 'We8t 1st Ave. and Bannock LaKathryn Beauty Parlor...... — ...... 870 Santa Fe drive Ryan Dry Goods Store__...... 2224 East 34th Ave. Donahue Picture Shop...... Z!s22 12th St. Lake Place Cafe...... n..2990 North Speer Blvd. Ryan Drug Store...... 2700 Larimer St. Double Service Cleaners ft Tailor*...... , .9613 East Colfax, Aufor*. Lakeside Amusement Co...... -.— Lakeside, Colo. Safran’s Grocery A Market...... 3217 East Colfax Downey’s Cleaning ft Dyeing..—------.....9709 East Colfax, Aurora Lant* Sanitary Laundry...... - ...... -17 Broadway Saline Coal A Feed Co...... West 38th Ave. and Wolff St. Downing Creamery...... - ...... - ...... ,.—3248 Downing St. Lauer’s Jewelry Store...... —3091 Tennyson St. E. W. Sallen Red A White Grocery...... 1022 East 28th Ave. Downing Shoe Repair Shop------—...... 8204 Downing Lauer’s Jewelry Co...... — ...... — ..2622 West 32nd Ave. Fred H. Sandoi...... 716 South Pearl St. Downs ft Robert* Garage...... - ...... West 44th Ave. and Stuart Clara Lauver...... - ...... —...... 836 East Colfax Ave. Sanek Barber Shop-...... 8002 West 38th Ave. Drake Service Station...... West 82nd Ave. and Perry LaVida Distributing Co...... - ...... — 828 East Colfax San Raphael Chalet...... Indian Hills, Colo. M. Dublin, Merchant Tailor------...... ;428 East 17th Ave. Dr. Alice T. Lawless...... — . 1232 East 18th Ave, Santa Fe Drive Cleanecs.~...... 618 Santa Fe drive Duleie /Shop-...... - ...... - ...... 716 Santa Fe drive G, H. Lawson...... ;...... - .....- ...... — ...... 1601 South Pearl St. Santa Fe Flower Shop...... 826 Santa Fe drive Dutch /Oven Bakery...... —.....-...... - ..... :------. - Loop Public Market H. S. Lay...... i-—..—...... 720 East Colfax Santa Fe Fruit Market...... 631 Santa Fe drive Duval Tire ft Battery Co...... —. . 4228 West 38th Ave. LeGcre Dry Goods Co...... - ...... 1383 West Alameda Ave. Santa Fe Glass Co...... 262 South Santa Fe drlre Eagan ft Record Plumbing ft Heating Co.-.... —.....722 12th St. Lehman Green House...... - ...... ;.8800 East Florida Ave. Santa Fe Memorial Co...... 94 South Santa Fe drive Earl’s Service Station—...... a..-...... -...... —.. 1136 Curtis St. Lewis Fish Market...... Home Public Market Santa Fe Moving Co...... 400 Santa Fe drive East Dakota Grocery ft Creamery...... - 1120 East DakoU , Lincoln Creamery...... :...... - ...... 619 East Exposition Santa Fe Shoe Hospital...... 742 Santa Fe drive East Denver Cleaners '2228 East 34th Ave. Lincoln Printers...... - ...... -776 Lincoln St. Sarchet Beauty A Barber Shop...... 3034 East 6th Ave. Blast Third Avenue Shoe Shop.-...... - ...... - ...... ■"■2735 East 3rd Ave. Linsenmaiers Bakery...... - .....—— ...... ,.We*t 18th Ave. and Delaware Sargeant, Malo A Co....-...... T*....Equitable Bldg, East 8th Avenue Creamery...... "■‘8921 East 8th Ave. A. Litman...... - .... -...... — ...... 1506 Colorado Blvd. Schata Service Station...... - ...... 490 Santa Fe drive East Seventeenth Avenue Novelty Shop—...... ■■-614 East 17th Ave. Little Holland Cafe...... - ...... ------.-.1.1528 Lincoln St. Schayers Wallpaper A Paint Co...... 2380 East Colfax Economy Market...... — ...... ■■■■'West 44th Ave. and Federal Chas. Lofgren (U. S. Welding Works)....,,...... 1326 Market St. Scheller’s Bakery...... 4935 West 38th Ave. Economy Cash ft Carry...... Logan Grocery...... —..— . 1471 Logan St. Wm, Scheuermann...... 1708 East 6th Ave. Economy Cash Carry Grocery W^*2Mh^Ave. and Benton, Edgewater Logan Motors...... — — ..... - ...... 276 South Logan St. School Service Co...... - .... 520 Commonwealth Bldg. Edgewater Dry Goods Co....-...... — ...... bs'eo West 26th Ave.. Edgewater Logan Moving Co...... East 37th Ave. and Marion St. Schriencr’s Powerine Station...... %.We«t 0th Ave. and Bannock Si, Egyptian Bakery...... 2632 West S2nd Ave. Logan Steam Table...... - ...... Loop Public Market Scott Battery Co...... 1200 Bannock St. Egyptian Beauty Shop------— '■—'2626 West 32nd Ave. Loop Floral Shop—...... Loop Public Market Seattle Fish A Poultry Market...... 1218 15th St. Egyptian Cafe...... 2636 West 32nd Ave. Loop Pharmacy...... —- ...... - ...... 8000 Zuni St, Bell Rite Food Store...... 4170 Tennyson St. Eleanor’s Beauty Shop.—..— ..... - ...... — 2927 West 26th Ave. Loop Photo Shop.... -...... - ...... —------...... v-1450 Lawrence St. Servini Service Station...... West 35th Ave. and Tejon Elitch's Gardens Pharmacy...... ■West 38th Ato. and Tennyson Loop Shoe Shop...... — ...... — . 22 East Hampden Ave., Englewood Seven Points Coal Co...... 680 Walnut St. Elliott Shop...-...... - ...... *------.....BO South Broadway Dr. D. R. Lucy, ...... -3605 Navajo St. Joseph Setter...... 1217 Stout St, Ellis Garage- ■ ’661 East Kentucky Lutz Auto Service...... - ...... - ...... — ...... 1300 Blake St. Seventh Avenue Garage...... East 7th Ave. and Logan St. Ellsworth Bakery------—...... ,...!.16 South Broadway Lyon Lumber Co...... — ...... Aurora, Colo. Seventeenth Avenue Shoe Repair Shop...... n...... :.712 East 17th Ave. Englewood Drug Co...... - ...... Englewood _ , , Lytle ft Shinn...... - ...... - ..... - ...... — 2992 North Speer Blvd. H. E. Shannon...... - ...... 5088 Osceola St. Englewood Hardware Co...... ■ 846 South Broadway. Englewood ,M. ft N. Cafe...... West 32nd and Lowell Sheehy’s Barber A Beauty Shop.:...... Aurora. Colo. Englewood Ice Cream Co...... - ....15 East Hampden Ave., Englewood Mack’s Shoe Repair Shbp...... 1936 South Broadway Frank S. Shinkla...:...... 1401 Mariposa St. Englewood SUte Bank..... - ...... —-3400 South Broadway, Englewood Mac’s General Shoe Repair....'-...... —.... .’.n.....604 Elati St. Shinn Heating Co...... 1474 Elati St. Ervington Floral Shop.. —. 88 Broadway , __. Madison Beauty ft Barber Shop...... - ...... 3421 East 12th Ave. Shirley Garage, Inc...... 1631 Lincoln St. F. A. Evans Grocery...... 300 East Hampden Ave., Englewood Madison Pharmacy...... :...... —..—------East 12th Ave. and Madison The Shoe Fixery..;...... *r...... East 87th Ave. and Humboldt St. Fagan’s Fish Market------.....Home Public Market F. A. Mahaiinah Pharmacy.... - ...... - .....Arvada, Colo. Silver Star Egg Shop...... Home Public Market Herbert Falrall, Insurance...... —-/616 Equitable Bldg. Dr. B. M. Mahone...... 717 Santa Fe drive Sixth Ave. Pharmacy...... East 6th Ave. and Pearl St. Falby Paint Co— ...... - ...... 32 Broadway Dr. 'Viva D. Mahoney...... —— ...... Arvada, Colo. Sixth Ave. Fruit A Vegetable Co...... 2422 East 6th Ave. Family Shoe Store...... - ...... 2931 West 26th Ave. Hugh Malone ...... -...-...... 22 nd and Blake St. Skelton Dry Goods Store...... 3961 Tennyson St. Farrell Floral Shoppe.-...... — ...... Home Public Market Dr. N. Marek...... - ...... - ...... 318 Denham Theater Bldg. Michael Slattery...... 406 West 6th Ave. J. S. Farrell...... — ...... —------,... 2206 Stout St. Marie’s Cafe ...... - ...... — ....-...... 3510 South Broadway, Englewood The Smidt Drug Co...... 801 East 7th Ave. Fashionable Tailor ft Cleaner...... — 8425 East Colfax Mariposa Shoe Repair...... __ ..-__ 1406 Mariposa St. Smith’s Day Goods..,u...... 1126 East Alameda Fasa Cap Co...... - .....—.— .....1469 Lowell Blvd. MKrVet Dairy...... - ...... - ...... - ...... Home Public liarket Dr. C. J. Smith...... 1 East Bayaud at Broadway Fay’a Marcil Shoppe------—•.8702 Tejon St. W. W. Mirshall...... - ...... 1836 South Broadway H. L. Smith Moving A Storage...... 8065 Walnut St. Federal Drug Co------We-1 28rd and Federal F. E. Marlelon...... —...... a...... - ... 5146 Raleigh- St. Jack Smith Flower Shop...... - ...... 1207 East 9lh Ave. Federal Feed Store------.... " ' , 1' '’eral Blvd, if (\ Martin...... ,...... —.....______729 Santa Fe Smith's Sanitary Market...... :...... 1034 East 22nd Ave. Federal Inn —..... — ------— 1..-708 llth St. ■ , , Marvel Shoe, - ...... — ...... ——- ...... ,...971 Santa Fe Snappy Pharmacy...... 88th and Lowell Federal Market...... 8018 West 88lh Ave. B. R. Ml VO...... - ...... ______2100 South Logan St. Snowder Novelty Works ...... 1104 18th St. Federal Radio... — — ------West 88th Ave. Masterc aft Cleaners'....1...... — ,—n-.-.« ___ - .... 9947 East Colfax Ave. Sorkln's Delicatessen...... 2027 East Colfax Ave, Federal Theater———--- , --W e s t 38th Ave. and Federal Blvd. Maxey Shoe Repair Shop— .....—-...... 2808 East 6th Ave. Sorrille Dry Goods Co...... 2224 East 84th Ave. I'ield Drug Store...... ——- ...... — & uth Broadway and Dakota Mayan Theater ...... — ------.—..j.. fc . Jjt?! Ave. and Broadway South Broadway Feed A Coal Co...... 1427 South Broadway First Avenue Hotel...... —115 Broadway Mac’s Handy Store...... —.... ______;-I4 M Gefen St. South Broadway Furniture Co...... 1930 South Broadway First National Bank of Englewood— ------— 3601 South Broadway H. W. McAdams-...... —_____ -8908 X. ..b.* St. South Denver Coal Co...... 710 West Bayaud Ave. C. D. Fisher-...... - ...... - ...... - "1110 East 18th Ave. Di. C. C. McCarroll...... —__ _...1611 Court p la o , South Denver Sheet Metal Works...... 1415 South Broadway W. R. Fisher...... — East 28th Ave. and York McClure’s Shoe Rebuilding_____...______—3439 South Broadwgj,^ Jioglewood South Gaylord Creamery...,...... 1022 South Gaylord St. Fixit Shop...... - ...... —----— — 2223 East Mississippi McCracken Cleaners...... — 4981 West 88th Ave. South Pearl Hardware Co...... 1579 South Pearl St. r Fleming’s Pharmaey...... -...------— Colfax and Oneida McDonald' Floral Shoppe.... ——...... ------512 East Colfax South Side Moving A Storage Co...... 534 South Broadway John W. Flintham.. — 1242 Ogden McEnery’s ...... 23rd and Larimer St. Sprigg’s Garage...... 2424 East Colfax Ave. Florian Shop...... —... 1461 Pennsylvania Messenger Publishing Co.—...... — ------Chicago, HI. Shrine of St. Anne.,...... Arvada, Colo. Florida Fruit Co...... -Home Public Market Dr. H. C. McKclvey...... - ...... - ...... 2919 North Speer Blvd. St. Catherine’s Parish...... 4200 Federal Blvd. Flowera, Inc...._...... - h- __Albany Hotel s ■Vincent McVeigh...... ------4401 "Vallejo St. St. Francis Hotel...... 14th and Tremont Sts. Flower Shop. ------— — ------— __ 89 South Broadway Dr. J. J. Meehan...... - ...... 817 Republic Bldg. Bt. Joseph’s Church (Polish)...... 517 East 46th Ave. J. A. Ford...... - ...... ------East 34th Ave. and York A. E. Meek Trunk ft Bag Co...... - ...... 1009 16th St. St. Joseph’s Dramatic Club...... West 6th and Galapago Forest farkway Oarage...... ,.r 6180 East Colfax Melnick Bros...... — ....—- ...... Loop Public Market 3t. Leo's Dramatic Club...... St. Leo’s church Dr. P. W. Forster, D.C...... — 224 Steele Bldg. Fred Merrit School of Dancing— - ...... ______733 East Colfax S t J.ouls' Church...... - ...... 3300 South Sherman, Englewood Fountain Cleaners—...... —— ...... 2746 Downing St. Messingcr Service Station...... West 4th Ave. and Elati St. St. Mary’* Academy...... East 14th Ave. and Pennsylvania Frances’ Permanent Wave Shop...... —2313 Dexter St. Metzger’s Dry Goods Store.;...... ____ — 20 East 46th Ave. St. Mary'*.Church...... Littleton _ Franklin Dry Goods Store...... - ...... -.— ...... East 34th Ave. and Franklin St. Midwest Electric ’ Co...... - .... ^...... —„__ — .... 1310 Tremont St. 8t. Mary Church-w...... West 25th Ave. and Depew, Edgewater Franklin Electric Shoe Repair Shop...... !.!. 3408 Franklin Midwest Electric Wiring Co...... - ...... — .331 West Colfax Ave, St. Patrick’s ...... - ...... Sidney, Nebr. Franklin Lunch...... - 1620 East 34th Ave. Midwest Garage... ______1837 California St. St, Paul Drug Store...... Colfax and St. Paul Frank’s_Auto Body ^op. .— .1230 Speer Blvd. Midwest Home Implement Co...... ______316 U. S. National Bank Bldg. St. Rose of Lima’s Church______-*-...,.”2.-...... 1320 West Nevada > Fred's Red ft White Store...... — .... 2831 East Colfax Mike’k Grocery ft Market...... — .— .— ..6838 West 25th Ave. St. Scholastica Academy...... Canon City, Colo. Frederick A Nilson..... __ 2968 Josephine St. Dr. E. R. Miles...... - ...... 717 Santa Fe St. Vincent de Paul Society...... •~—2541 California St. Dr. Arthur A. French...... - ...... v,_.....- ...... Steele Bldg. Miller-Conlon Co. - ...... - ...... —— - ______1883 South Broadway Clarence M. Stafford...... 2144 Welton Frey’s Bakery—...... —.• — 702 East n th Ave. Miller Groceteria...... y------______Loop Public Market Star Cleaners...... - ...... —a***^®^® Tejon G ft H Sporting Gooda—...... 1634 Glenarm St. Miller’s Pharmacy...... - ...... —...... —.... 4400 Tennyson St. Star Market...... - .... - East 34th Ave. Galve’s Barber ft Beauty Shop...... —...... _"2111 East 17th Ave. Eli Milstein...... —..—•..—____ 3949 Tennyson St. C. J. (Chet) Slebbene...... -....Easv Ave. and Pearl Gano-Downs Co...... —...... —------.—.16th and Stout s, Miracle Products & Mfg. Co...... - ...... ___- — .1265 South Pearl St. Edna Stewart...... - _____ PubIK Stenographer. Brown Palace hotel Garden Place Cleaners—...... -425 East 46th Ave. J Model Furniture Co...... 1628 Lawrence St. Stobbe Dry Goods Co...... - ...... - ...... 278 Dei^oit Garden Place Dry Goods Co.—n...... —__ .4500 Logan Modern Shoe Shop—...... - ...... 2802 Josephine St. Stop A Shop Grocery...... „..971 Acom^ Gardner Agency...... —...... - ...... —------— ... 630 G. ft E. Bldg. Modern Shoe Shop.-...... —-----. ..— __ ...4021 East Colfax Aye. ' Stout Shoe Shop...... Arvada ^ « i j Gentry ft Guerin Co— ...... — —... 1110 California Moffat Coal Co.------.'.— ...... 604 G. ft E. Bldg. Nick Strewler Service Station.-..... - ...... ,...S. Broadway ai;- Englewood George!s Grocery ft Market..-...... —...... ___6134 West 29th Ave. Mohr Grocery...... - ..... 2922 West 38th Ave. M. C. Sullivan, D.D.S.... - ...... 907 West 8th Ave. ’ George's Service Station...... — ...... —. West 44th Ave. and Wyandotte Mokane Institute...... - ...... •...... — .604 Exchange Bldg. Sumner’s Bakery...... 782 Colorado Blvd. Georgia Cracker ., '"“■^343 West 44th Ave. Monson Sheet Metal ‘Works—...... —-...... 1211 East 13th Ave. Sun Mercantile Co.—....— ...... 2nd and Walnut Gigantic Cleaners __700 East Colfax Montclair Service Station—...... ______6918 East Colfax Ave. ‘ Sundman Jewelry Co...... -...... 59 South Broadway X, Gilbert’s Shoe Repair Shop.—------, Bast 84th Ave. and York Bertha G. Moore...... - .... 3140 East Colfax Sunlight Shop...... - ...... ,...9709 East Colfax Gillette Beauty Shop...... —...... 2286 East 34th Ave. A. C. Morgan...... - ...... Edgewater, Colo. Sunshine Beauty Salon...... 721 East Colfax Gilmore Service Station...... —...... 87 37 Downing St. Mother’s Tea Boom...... 1211 East 9th Ave. Sunshine Quality Kodak Finishing Co...... 434 18th St. Girvin Furniture ft Auction Co—...... —.—___1449 Welton Mountain States T. ft T. Co...... — ...... I4th and Curtis St. Supreme Dairy Co*...... - ...... -...1053 South Gaylord Glynn Studios...... - ...... — ------___421 Tabor Bldg. Mozer Drug Store...... ___ 6138 West 29th Ave. A. T. Swedborg...... *...... 9638 East Colfax. Aurora X Gold Star Shoe Repair------___3329 East Colfax E. N. Mudd Co...... —...... — ______r..3917 30th St- Los Angeles, Calif. Tater Flakes...... Home Public Market Golden Red A White Store.—j-...... «.....—.Golden, Colo. Catherine Mummey...... ______2964 West 3Sth Ave. Thylor's Bakery A Creamiery...... - ...... 2742 West 29th Ave. Golden Rule------.—...... - ...... — ..8798 Walnut Mundhenk Salad Shop...... - ...... ______....Home Public Market Helen Teats...... - ...... - ...... 1636 California St. A. Goldman...... ___East 3rd Ave. and Clayton G. A. Munter...... — ----- .1128 East Alameda Tejon Auto Paint Shop...... 3551 Tejon Gold’s Arvada Dry Goods------—----___^Arvada Chas. J. Munz, Jr,...... - ...... —...... 832 South Gilpin St. Tejon Drug Go...... - ...... - ...... West 33rd Ave. and Tejon Goll's Beauty' Shop...... — ...... -n...... 3985 Teyynson Murray’s Food Shop...... - ..... 601 East Alameda Tennyson Beauty Shoppe..—...... 4014 Tennyson Goodie Shop...... -...... - ...... —...... 8215 East Colfax Murray ft Christopher...... — .17 East 8th Ave. Tennyson Meat Market...... 4066 Tennyson E. F. Gordy Filling Station...... - ...... —...... West 49th Ave. and Lowell Blvd. Mystic Tailors...... — - ...... - ..— .. 1416 Tremont. St. Tennyson Sandwich' Shop.-...... 4410 Tennyson Graham Furniture Co...... 8427 South Broadway. Englewood Nast Studios...... —— ______827 16th St. Terry Shoe Sole...... —...... ;...... - ...... 988 15th St. Graham Sport Shoppe.—.—--- ...— ------“ ■■■■b16 East Colfax National Outlet Store...... i...... 760 Santa Fe drive L. M. Thaler..-...... — .—..3784 Williams ...... 2921 West 25tb Ave. National . Shoe Shop...... - ...... — ...... 4414 Yites St. Nick Theodore...... - ...... Home Public Market Granada Theater...... —...... West 25th Ave. and Eliot Needlework Shop...... -— ...... - ...... -...... — Home Public Market Thirteenth Avenue Laundry...... 508 East 13th ^ve. Gratum Fruit Store...... - ...... $126 Bast Colfax Otto Neidigcr...... - ...... — ------—...... —...... 1034 West Colfax Ave. Thompson Bakery...... - ...... 2924 East 6th Ave. J Edward Gray Service Station— ...... East 7 th Ave. and Logan SI. Neighborhood Creamery...... - ...... - .....West 44th and Lowell Thompson’s Quality Home Bakery...... - .... 579 Milwaukee '' Gray Bros. Garage------. '—..1258 South Pearl Nell's Fruit Store-...... - ...... 626 East 6th Ave. Tom Thumb Golf Course...... East 17th Ave. and Marion Gray Dry Goods Store...... — ...... —... —. 4689 Washington Nelson Beauty A Barber Shop...... —— .— .3426 East 12th Ave. D. M. Titus...... ;...... West t5th Ave. and Tennyson Gray A Bose Beauty Shop...... 429 East 17th Ave. Florence Nelson Beauty Shop.—- ...... — ...... 2236 East 84tb Ave. Tober Shoe Stores...... - ...... 714 15th St. Great Western Hat Co.-...... 1460 Welton St. H. F. Nelson ft Son...... r,...... 2202 Kearney St. Tomlin Garage...... 5208 West 28th Ave.; Edgewater Great Western' Iron ft Metal Co..-.... — ...... —...... 1824 13th St. Max Neumann...... 4396 Yates St. Tom’s Grocery A Market...... 1757 South Pearl Gregg Nut Co...... 12 East First Ave. Neustetter Co...... - ...... -„....16th and Stout Sts. Tremont Baths...... - ...... - ...... - .... 1651 Tremont Cribble’s Red . ft White-----...— —...... — ___ 2341 West 44th Ave. New Brown Betty Cafe.-...... - .....667 East Colfax Trent Grocery A Market...... ;...... 1877 West Alameda Guy’s Garage....:...... —...... - 8390 South Broadwaj^ Englewood New Fashion Cleaners..— ..... — ...... -rr...... 530 East Alameda 20th Avenue Sheet Matal Works...... - ...... 2141 Court Place Haas Grocery ft Market...... "■■- West 83rd Ave. and Wolff New Holland Hotel...... —.—------.....- ...... 1760 Pennsylvania St. Twenty-third Avenue Creamery...... 3008 West 23rd Ave. C. C. Haas...... - ...... — ...... 1988 Washington Newhouse Cafe...... - ...... - .....-_____ -„..Colfax and Grant St. Tyding’s Hemstitch A Specialty Shop...... 2604 East 12th Ave. George P. Hackethal...... — ...... — 1240 Acorn* St. New Majestic Restaurant_- ...... ,,..210 16th St. Ullery A Drinkwater...... - ...... 1000 South Gaylord Haddon Hall Hotel...... - ...... - ...... 618 14th St, New Meat Market...... ——.— ——— ...... -.—Arvada, Colo. United Retail Stores...... - ...... - ...... - ...... 3604 South Broadway, Englewood Haddon Manor Cleaners ft Dyers...... - ...... 2822 Colorado Blvd. New Superior Cleaners...— ...... 2996 North Speer Blvd. Up-to-Date Shoe Shop-...... - ...... - ...... —.1624 East 25th Ave. ... 1314 East n th Ave...... 212 South Broadway J. T. Upton Renovating Co...... 765 Tejon M. Hagler...... - ...... F. Nicoletti A Sons...... Valee’s Drug Store...... - ..... East 6th Ave. and Marion James Haire...... - jl—-,...... 8457 South Broadway. Englewood Nielsen’s, Inc...... —...... — 1334 East Colfax John Hglloran Custom Barber Shop...... --!;714 19th St. Nina Lew Tea Room----- ...... ------606 14th St. Vanity Fair...... - ...... - ...... 2838 East Ohio Ham ft Bacon Bora...... - ...... Loop Public Market North Denver Dep. Store-----—— —- ...... -.3669 Navajo St. Vao Zan-t Jewelers— ...... - ...... 772 Santa Fe drive Hamlin’s Floral Shop—...... - ...... —...... 1980 Broadway North Denver Motor, Inc...... North Speer and Federal Eugene Veraldl...... - ...... 3749 Jason St. Hammond’s Tire ft Battery Shop...... ,700 Sant* Fe drive North Denver Poultry Supply House...... 4227 West 38th Ave. Vermont Apartments...... 1629 Clarkson C. A. Handy ft Son...... —...... - ...... — 4176 Utica St. Oberfelder-Slack Concert Service.—...... - ...... - ...... 1625 California St. Vest’s Garage...... - ...... - ...... - ...... —2831 East 3rd Ave. L. C. Haney, Optician...... - ...... — — ____1010 IBth St. Oberhauser’s Pharmacy...... -2849 West 44th Ave. Victory Theater...... *...... 1620 Curtis St. Hannon Drug - Co...... East 6th Ave. and Marion Johnnie O’Connor Service Station...... 2601 Federal Blvd. 0. J. Viland...... - ...... - ...... - ...... Home Public Market Hansen ft Hansen...... —.— ...... — ...... B26 16th St. Leonard O’Dea...... ______4926 West 38th Ave. Vincent’s Quality Store...... 100 Kalamath Harris Auto Work*...... - ...... 34 West iSth Ave. O’Donnell Bros...... ———.3516 East Colfax Ave. Virginia Barber A Beauty Shop...... - ...... - ...... 2027 East. Virginia Harry’s Service Station...... ——...... '.West 38th and Clay St. Oehlmer Electric Co...... - ...... ,...... —,...... 1624 East Colfax Virginia M arket...... - ...... - ...... 2107 East Virginia Hartley’s Service Station.,-...... — ...... - .... —..____Colfax and Pearl Olson ft Olson...... —------...... 3156 West 36th Ave. Virginia Pastry Shop...... - ...... 2111 East Virginia Mr*. Dell* Haskins—------—. 682 East Alameda E. H. Olson Red ft White Store...----—.- ...... 8016 West 44th Av*. Vogel Plumbing Co...... - ...... 3512 East Colfax Hatfield Mortuary—...... 2776 South Broadway. Englewood Newt Olson Lumber Co...... - — —...... ^...A rvadt, Colo. Vogue Cleaners...... 8504 East 12th Ave. Hayden Creamery...... —— East 12th Ave. and Elizabeth Olson Motor Service...... — ...... ,>.3316 Tejon St. Vogue Millinery Shop...... 766 Santa Fe drive Vic Hebert, Garage...... 8660 Downing Orange Bar...... —...... - ...... Home Public Market Vorbeck Motor Co...... -..<.9630 East Colfax, Aurora Herman’s Shoe Rebuildinjf A Shining Parlor., — 108 South Broadway Orient Hotel...... ——...... ______1726 Welton St. Wally's Barber A Beauty Shop...... - ...... 1112 East 17th Ave, Hep^ing pharmacy.....—...... - ...... 8398 South Broadway, Englewood Oriental Creamery...... — .yi...... — ...... 4418 Tennyson St. Walsh Motor Co...... — ...... 3637 South Broadway, Englewood Hempt Furniture Co...... ------.’..— .1468 Oneida E. A. Osborne Pharmacy...... 4937 West 29th Ave. Walters Dry (3oods Co...... - ...... 1059 South Gaylord J. J. Henry, Sheet Metal...... —...... 650 Cherokee Owen Coal Co...... — West Bayaud St. Ward Service Station...... - ..... Ea.st 12th Ave. ai)d Madison Herrick Book ft Sh^ionery Co...... - — ’934 15th St. Parisian Cleaners...... —— ...... — ...... 5007 East Colfax Ave. Washington Park Grocery...... 695 South Gilpin R. W. Hershey—...... 3243 Raleigh Park Hand Laundry...... ,,,...... ,.,...2410 East Colfax Ave. Watkins Cafe..— ...... - ...... — —....56 Broadway John HesslCr, The Tailor.... 4600 East Colfax Park Hill Gift Shop...... - ...... 4628 East 23rd Ave. Weddle Grocery A Meat Co...... — ...... 8710 Marion L. Heumami ft Co...... - ...... --!"S 4 East 12th St., New York Park Hill Hand Laundry...... - ...... 1618 Colorado Blvd. Welborn School of Dancing....- ...... — ...418 Tabor Bldg. D. K. Hickey...... ------— , 1937 Washington Park Hill Plumbing ft Heating Co...... 4680 East 28rd Ave. Weisi Auto Electric Shop— ...... 2246 Court place Dr. James-High...... - ..... 607 Central Savings Bank Bldg. Park Hill Shoe Repair Shop...... East 28th and Fairfax St. Weiss Bakery...... — ...... 4024 Tennyson Highland Radio Service—..... — ...... - .... -.... 3688 West 82nd Ave. Park Lane Hotel ft Apartment...... — ...... 460 South Marion Wela Barber Shop...... - ...... r.3965 Tennyson Hines P l^ b ln g Co....—.-, —..—8422 East Colfax Park Lane Pharmacy...... ___South Race and Kentucky St. Werner’s Delicatessen...... - ...... —...... 84 South Broadway Hinton Grocery...... — ...... —...... '."...... 600 Santa Fe Dr. J. B. Parks.-...... —...... 4625 East 23rd Ave. Dr. J. J. Werthman...... -.*.104 Broadway Hodge Motor Service__— ------— ...------—- —...East 34th Ave. and York Parson’s Bakery ...... -...... 126 Broadway West 23rd Avenue Barber Shop..-...... 8010 West 23rd Ave. HoRman Pharmacy------—— __East 3rd Ave. and Detroit Pcrslow Brothers...... - — ...... —...... _— ...... 1426 Speer Blvd. West 29th Avenue Beauty Shop....'...-...... - ...... 2746 West 29th Ave. Holland Bakery— — ...... -....- ...... - ....1893 South Pearl Pearl Beauty Shoppe...... —...... 1461 South Pearl St. West 85th Avenue Shoe Repair Shop..— ..— ...4322 West 35th Are...... ,-..531 East 17th Are. West 44th Avenue Market..— ...... - ..... - ...... 2339 West 44th Ave. Hollywood Barber Shop—..... ^------— — ...... -6031 East 28th, Ave. Pearl Grocery ft Market....— ------West Side Public Market...... -....West 8th Ave. and Sanu Fe drive Holy Family Church....- ...... West 44th Ave. and Utica Pearson Grocery ft Service Station...... East Louisiana and South Clayton Peerless Cleaner*— ...... 636 19th St. West Hardwood Flg....East 12th Ave. and Madison St. K. P. Winey...... — ,.975 Santa Fe drive George Husky...... - ...... ____ 648 Broadway ^ . Pietrafeso Bros...... - ...... - ...... 2654 Irving St, Wise A Ferguson Lumber Co...... Tramway Loop, Englewood Miss Elizabeth Hutchinion...... ____ Care N. Y. Life Ins. Co., 200 Ins. Bldg. Pig 'n 1 Bun...... Arvada. Colo. Woodward’s Photo Shoppe....— ...... 3516 South Broadway, Englewood Ideal Grocery...... - ...... —------—"!-S601 Tennyson Pikes Peak Market...... w.Loop Public Market Woody’s Market...... - ...... — ...... 4061 Tejon Inside Inn_...... —...... 624 East 17th Ave. Pinton Bean Growers Assn...... P. 0. Box 287, Trinidad. Colo. Dr. Wright's Sulphur Bathk...... 1823 Welton Interstate Busiiicss Men’s Accident Co— .-.____ De* Moines, Iowa Plata Hotsl...... — ...... 15th andv Tremont St. Joe Wonder’s Market...... - ...... —— ______..East 35th Ave. and Humboldt Irma’s Beauty Shop------...... ------___4014 Tennyaon Plymouth Poultry Go------.;------...... 915 Santa Fe drive Wyman Market...... 1647 Williams Dr. H. J. liett...... 210 Commonwealth Bldg. Pollyanna Bakery ...... ax...... Home Public Market York-Colfax Hardware Co...... Colfax Ave. and York Walter James.....- ...... —...... ’-—..311 West 6th Ave. Pontiaca Cleaners...... —------...... 7086 East Colfax Ave. York Novelty Works.,...... — — 1818 Eaat Colfax Poplar Dry. Goods Co...... — ...... ^.186 East 45th Ave. H. H. York Sheet Metal Works...... 627 East Exposition D. Jarman Red A White Store------.... - ____ 5019 East Colfax Youman’s Fur Co,— ...... - ...... — ...... 16th and Tremont Jean Barth Hospital------...... 851 Leyden Powell Drug Co...... Hc*..— 296 South Downing St. Jensen’s Market...... 2920 East 6th Ave. Powers Behen Co— ...... <...... - .... - ...... „....16tb and Glenarm Adam Young A Co...... - ...... 2486 East 6th Ave. A. Jepsen Furniture Repairs...... — _____1669 Broadway Progress Cleaner* ft D y e r * ...... South Pennsylvania and Alameda Young’s Cash Grocery...... 1763 South Pearl ‘9 ’ mm

PRIEST ANSWERS AH ACK OF ^RlEBICflNfiXTOBK Lay Aside Prejudice and '1252*46 AkapahcaSc GOVERNOR ON HOME AND SELF De n v e r Co lo r a d o Hear Pope, Preacher Urges This Beautiful Omaha.— ^From a sick bed at his who admitted having shot and killed boys’ home ten miles west of here, Edward Hutchison, 15, while the New York.— The appeal of Pius the lead, will seek to make this the the Rev. E. J. Flanagan, Omaha’s pair were examining a rifle. He ap­ Mortuary XI. jn his Christmas Encyclical Lux cornerstone of a world-wide move­ “most distinguished citizen,” Dec. 21 peared in court at Bridgeport, Nebr., Veritatis for a union of Protestants ment to bring to realization our replied sharply to charges, aimed at and pleaded with the court for La and Catholics should be supported by Lord’s wieh and prayer, then let us him by Governor R. H. Hartley of 'Verne, after the lad’s father had all Christians, the Rev. Dr. Henry all rally to his support and help in Washington, that he was seeking summoned him,' Home at Your Darlington, rector of the Episcopal every way we can. publicity for his home in asking cus­ “I bitterly resent the accusations Church of the Heavenly Rest, said “To bring about such unity is tody of Hubert Niccolls, 12-year-old made that my purpose was to obtain in the course of his sermon Sunday surely the greatest work that the slayer of a Washington peace offi­ publicity for my home,” Father Disposal morning. Holy See can do for the world, and cer. Flanagan said. “My home doesn’t After remarking that the Encycli­ let all Christians of every name and Father Flanagan, who several need publicity. I was surprised at cal had been issued appropriately in kind, forgetting what Is behind, lay months ^ago was designated as Oma­ the attack. 'To me it sounds like the It frequently happens that there are good and sufficient the Christmas season,'Dr. Darlington aside every prejudice that may hin­ ha’s most distinguished citizen by political mutterings of a whipped added; der this movement, and work to ful­ vote of the local American Legion political boss. reasons why it is desirable that a funeral shoifld not be “There is much that all Christians fill our Lord’s prayer that we may post, declared Governor Hartley “I must say I am disappointed in held from the home of the deceased. Under these cir­ have in common centered around the all be one.” “stepped into the gutter of ward pol­ the governor’s decision, but I have cumstances, we shall be only too pleased to open our worship of Jesus as Savior and Re­ Dr. Darlington added, however, itics” in his statement criticizing the no ill-feeling toward him because he mortuary home and all of the facilities of our establi.sh- deemer, and if the Pope, assuming that while the Pope calls upon those Omaha priest and sociologist. saw fit not to parole Hubert. I can’t who are outside his fold and Bids For several months, Father Flan­ believe that it is Governor Hartley ment to you. 'We have ample accommodations for the them enter, they, in turn invite him agan had been battling for health himself making such a venemous and services. No extra charge is made for these accommo­ to come over to them. “This,” he at his home and in a Denver hos­ undeserved attack upon me and our dations. said, “is the rogk that wrecks all pro­ pital. It was against the advice of institution, but that he has been ill- SOCIlTf 10 DIOIII posals, for who will do the uniting, his physician that he recently went adyised, and if he has not, then in All the privacy of your own home; all the convenience who will surrender and be absorbed? to Olympia to ask that Governor my humble opinion he is making of of a thorough equipment. % Hartley release the Niccolls boy to Hubert Niccolls a political football,” him. The request was refused for­ Father Flanagan concluded. Members Urged to mally Dec. 21, the governor at the Describing the boy’s life sentence Complete Funerals $85 and up same time issuing a statement de­ in a state prison as a “miscarriage scribing Father Flanagan’s efforts of justice,” Father Flanagan reiter­ Installation of Officers Will Bet Attend Meeting as a move to focus national atten­ ated ,his belief that poor environ- Held at Regular tion on his boys’ home. naent and not heredity was respon­ F. J. Kirchhof Meeting of Altar Society Already custodian of one youth­ sible for his crime. Boulevard Mortuary ful slayer, Father Flanagan sought Federal Blvd. at No. Speer GAllup 0407 (St. Louis’ Pariih, Englewood) the Niccols boy because of his con­ The Altar society will begin a new (St. Patrick’s Parith) tention that no boy so young could JAMES P. McCONATY Construction series of card parties next Thursday The January meeting of the Altar be a criminal at heart, and that Three Games to afternoon at 2 o’clock in Concordia society wilt be held Wednesday aft­ through proper environment, he hall. The parties will be held every ernoon at the home of Mrs. Kath­ could be made a useful citizen. Company Thursday afternoon at the same erine Winters, 2323 Tenth street. Hat Murilerer Open Parochial ||] T Now you may have your finest wool blankets and hour. Ladies of the Altar society Election of officers will be held. All In March, 1930, he obtained cus­ who will act as hoste.sses for the next members are urgently requested to tody of La 'Verne Thompson, nine- ^ auto robes laundered by the same methods used bt] party are the new officers, Mrs. F. be present. year-old Broadwater, Nebr,, boy, Cage Year Jan. 8 their manufacturers—the woolen mills. Wells, Mrs. J. Jaap, Mrs. F. Bell and Sunday will be Communion day for This is a strictly different process from ordinary washing. Specif BUILDERS Mrs. G. Smith. The Altar society the members of the Altar and Ro­ equipment— the only of its kind in Denver—is used. will receive Communion in a body at sary society and for the Boy Scout Contests to Be Played ind Ca­ It restores the life and beauty, brightening the colors and raising tb the 8 o’clock Mass this Sunday, Jan. troop.\ thedral Gymnasium at nap to a new luxurious, downy softness. 3. The regular meeting will be held Masses on New Year’s day were at 8110 GIDREII inE And there is a positive guaranty against shrinkage. and the installation of officers will 7, 9,-10:30-and 12Vclock. 7, 8, 9 o’clock We Would take place. Approximately eight hundred per­ Naturally It’s the Ideal Laundry that can give yoL Appreciate The Daughters of Mary Mdality sons attended the Midnight Mass on Three fast games, two of which this service. will meet in Concordia hall this Mon­ Christmas day, and a gratifying per­ m r a j o F c . will be backed by traditional rival­ Your Patronage day evening, Jan. 4. centage received Holy Communion. ry, will usher in the 1932 basketball Call the Ideal %t ^ Launprypirfomt €**rj season for Denver Parochial league on Your Laundry f g A/f/T senrict * Itundry tjteu ld - The gprls of the Junior Newman The altars were beautifully deco­ Fort Collins Tots Entertained club at Englewood high school plan rated with evergreen and poinsettias. fans and followers, when six teams open their peimant campaign Friday on entering a basketball team in the Winners of turkeys, not previous­ at Two Christmas TheTh Plantpv Is at 2500 rCurtis r f 700 Lawrence Street Parochial, league. ly announced, are H. J. Clercke, Parties night, /an. 8. The games will be The executive committee of the Mary Brown, M. Regan and Mr. Fen­ played in the Cathedral gymnasium. MAin5314 P.-T.A.'^ will meet Thursday after­ wick. Fort Collins.— The two Christmas The first fray is scheduled for 7 p. noon, Jan. 7, in Concordia hall at Boy Scouts held a Christmas party parties sponsored by the K. of C., m. with the others following at 8 Denver - - Colorado 1:30 to plan the program for the in the school hall on last Tuesday one for the children of St. Joseph’s and 9 p. m. The girls’ league will COUNTRY CLUB COMMUNITY STORES January meeting. evening, their parents being guests parish at the auditorium on Wed­ open in Cathedral gymnasium on School will reopen Monday, Jan. of honor. nesday evening, and one for the Sunday afternoon, Jan. 10. Only five 4. Sister Francis, who returned Spanish children on Tuesday evening teams are entered this year. The from the hospital before Christma^ at the Holy Family church, were well schedule will not be dra'wn up until MILWAUKEE GARAGE will resume her work in the first ana Throngs Reverent atfended, eight hundred children re­ early next week. second grades. ceiving treats and gifts. The com­ Cathedral, three-time champioh 557 Milwaukee YOrk 9271 About 500 received Communion on at Midnight Mass mittee in charge was composed of and seeking its fourth consecutive Christmas day. The Christmas offer­ Albert Kamm, Theo. Wetzler and title, will.meet St. Joseph’s Bulldogs, No'w Unde'* the Management of the ing amounted to ?505. Attendance at the Christmas Mid­ Laurence Southworth. ’•'•■:,j,ei-s-up' in 1931, in the opening night Masses, estimated at 25,000 in The marriage of Miss G‘;r' ude night feature at 9 o’clock. Regis and Denver and suburbs, was marked by Sullivan to KtlC Iiempnill was per­ Sacred Heart teams, both from COUNTRY CLUB GARAGE C. D* of A. to Hold a reverence which makes the estab­ formed at 6:30 o’clock Monday Jesuit schools, and rivals since the lishment of the midnight services tJl’orning at St. Joseph’s church with founding of the two institutions, will “The Best Service in Denver’* permanent. Most of the Catholigfi Father G. Joseph La Juenesse offi­ clash at 8 p. m. The opener will 580 GILPIN TELEPHONE YORK 8053 Annual Reception present received Communion^ - The ciating. Miss Katherine Sullivan, a bring Annunciation Cardinals and attendance by non-Catholi?? was con­ Holy Family school Tigers together. Court St. Rita, Catholic Daugh­ sister of the bride, and S. Jay King ' spicuous in some of the churches. In were the attendants. Mrs. Hemphill Early season dopesters are not as Country Club Barber and Beauty Parlor ters of America, will hold its annual a few of the churches, the Christmas free in their predictions this year as We Specialize in Permanent Waving and Ladies' Hair Shaping reception Sunday, Jan. 3, from 4 is the eldest daughter of Mr. and collection waa above last year’s, but Mrs. J. P. Sullivan and is a grad­ in former seasons. Cathedral is a Equipped for Every Need and Service That Will Please to 6 p. m. in the clubhouse, 1772 in the majority it ran less, though uate of the Ft. Collins high school. slight favorite with the fans, but 1119 EASl FOURTH AVE. OPEN EVENINGS PHONE PEARL 0369 Grant street. Receiving will be Mrs. genepbus for a time of depression. Until her marriage she was employed there are those who admit that the Mabel Lippincott, grand regent; Mrs. The b^roadcasting of the Bishop’s as cashier at the State Dry Goods Bulldogs, Regis and Sacred Heart Country Club Grocery and Market M. J. O’Fallon, Mrs. Joseph C. Ha> midnight talk and the magnificent Co.- store. ‘ Mr. Hemphill is the son Outlaws will be very much in the Week after week we give our patrons absolutely the highest quality at the gus, chairman of the receptiojL.cfim- lowest price in the city. We handle only guaranteed quality Corn Fed Baby Beef. musical program of Monsignor Jos­ of Mrs. Alice Hemphill of this city. running from the opening whistle Kept fresh by electrical refrigeration. mittee; all^office'rs of the court and eph Bosetti’s choir from the Cathe­ A wedding breakfast was served at down to the final gun 10 weeks 1121 EAST 4TH AVE. TELEPHONE SO. 6390 members the board of managers, dral was especially popular. In one the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. hence. and chairmen of the following activ­ case reported to The Register, a and Mrs. J. P. Sullivan, to the bridal The four serious contenders boast E. L. RONINGER—GROCERIES, MEATS ities: Study clubs, sewing group, Protestant, his son and a Jew friend of veteran teams. This means that party and, relatives at nine o’clock, "U Takes the BEST to Make the BEST Fre-Tich classes, girls’ welfare work, listened in and reported themselves after which Mr. and Mrs. Hemphill the games will be as close and as and Pays the BEST TO BUY THE BEST” S&ciology class, visiting of sick, music extremely impressed by Bishop left for a short honeymoon trip. exciting as last year when the cham­ 1718 EAST 6TH AVE. TELEPHONES FK. 0804 AND 0805 and Junior C. D. of A. glee club. Vehr’s talk. The Bishop, after pon­ They will be at home at 110 North pionship was not decided until the Miss Mary Flood, chairman of re­ tificating at midnight, presided in Whitcomb street after January 1. final game of the closing night of freshments, will have the following cappa magna at the Cathedral 10:30 THE STOBBE DRY GOODS CO. *^°H.°™STOE?BEf^ James Collopy of Scottsbluff is the season. The Bulldogs, in. 1931, Ladies' and 6ents’ Furnishing Goods—Corsets—Hosiery for the Family / young ladies as assistants; Margaret Solemn Mass. spending the holiday season with gave Cathedral its only defeat in 30 Boots, Shoes and Rubbers - Komao Pure Paints—Agents for Shelton, Marguerite Bisbing, Ellen Mrs. Laura Collopy and other rela­ league games, and expect to win at Peters Solid Leather Shoes, Arrow Collars, Boys’ Tom Sawyer Blouses and Shirts. 278-280 DETROIT ST. We Stand Back of Our Goode PHONE YORK 3963 Campbell, Rose Arabishich, Geral­ tives here. least one of the two games the two dine Maley, Marie Rummens, Mabel T aberndcle Soc^y St. Joseph’s church was crowded teams will play this year. The sched­ Gruele, Mildred Connell, Minnie Bu- at the Midnight Mass Christmas, ule calls for two rounds of five games VALLEE’S DRUG STORE jacich, Sarah Schreiner, Marie Still­ many standing throughout the ser­ for each team. Successor to HANNON DRUG CO. man, Anne O’Donnell, Regina Junior Members to vices. All the other Masses were The Cathedral parish hoop team, Phone SOuth 4501 That Boy O’Boyle, Clara Martin, Sophie Sun- well attended. ' The Rev. George undefeated so far this season, has 6th and Marion desch and Philomena Domenico. Have Card Party Sipchen, S. J., of Regis college as­ won thirteen games, most of them The Catholic Daughters’ Luncheon sisted Father G. Joseph La Jeunesse against stiff opposition. The pari.sh of Y ours Study club, of which Miss Margaret at the Christmas devotions. team was scheduled to play the Uni­ Fallon is president, will meet at noon The officers of the Junior Taber­ Mr. and Mrs. James B. Halloran versity of Colorado five at Boulder Thursday, January 7, at the Cath­ nacle society will entertain .the mem­ and sons visited friends in Denver New Year’s night, with the Cathedral Your sop is growing up in a olic Daughters’ clubhouse, 1772 bers of the society at a card parly Sunday and Monday. high school team and the C. U. re­ Grant street. next Wednesday evening at St. Fran­ Friends of Mrs. MeSpanon were serves meeting in a preliminary game. world far more complicated cis de Sales’ hall, 236 South Sher­ very glad to see her at Mass Christ­ On Saturday night, the parish team and competitive than that of LOCAL INTEREST IN man street. Within the pa.st year mas moniing after a long siege of will play the Kansas City Life, leader the society has conducted two highly illness. of the Friday night division of the Pinon Fuel and Supply Co. his Dad. The new generation CANONIZATION CAUSES successful benefits with the co-op­ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Webster and Big Six league, in a contest pre­ LUMP COAL, $5.50 UP eration of all the circles, and the liminary to the Piggly Wiggly- faces undreamed of problems. (Continued From Page 1) baby drove to Fort Morgan to spend STEAM COAL, $2.50 UP j] quarterly meetings and meetings of the Christmas holidays with the J. H. 'Wichita Henry’s game. F. A. Mumford, Mgr. W. 25th and Decatur GAllup 5125 Business methods, ways of liv­ died in 1637 in the Archdiocese of the council and- of the circle presi­ Puebla. Michaud family. ing, points of view, all chang­ dents have knit the activities of the Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Orleans and In the list are the natnes of two various circles together very success-: GOLDSTEIN WILL university professors. They are family spent the w’eek-end at Lara­ ing. Doubtless you are plan­ fully. The officers have sought the mie, Wyoming, with relatives. ROGERS SERVICE Frederick Ozanam, professor of the opportunity to bring the circle mem­ TOUR CALIFORNIA ning many things for him. . . . Sorbonne in Paris and founder of the Mr. and Mrs. Albert Michaud of bers together under circumstances Denver spent the holidays with home Los Angeles.—David Goldstein of STATION A college education and lafer St. Vincent de Paul society, who died that would permit them to become in 1853, and Contard Ferrini, pro­ folks. Boston, the “Catholic apostle to the GAS, OILS AND EXPERT a good start in business or a better acquainted with one another, Dr. and Mrs. P. J. McHugh enter­ man in the street,” is coming to TIRE REPAIRING fessor of the University of Pavia, an ih ave arranged next week’s card profession. The Republic Plan who died in 1902. In the list of tained. Father G. Joseph La Jeunesse Southern California under the pat­ party with this end in view. and Mi.ss Augusta Beck at dinner Weat 25th at Decatur causes for Beatification we find that ronage cf the Catholic Daughters NO. DENVER POULTRY SUPPLY will establish a fund to see The members of the society are Christmas day., of America. He will speak at sev­ PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS. of Sister Catherine Labourc, Daugh­ asked to invite prospective associate 4227 W. 38TH AVE. GALLUP 2671 your boy through. Call, write ter of Charity of St. Vincent de Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Millm^spent eral of the smaller towns as well as and circle members to the party as the week-end in Denver siting Paul, who died in 1876 and who re­ at Los Angeles from a motor broad­ or phone for complete informa- their guests. Any young lady who friends and relatives. casting car with which he and his TWENTY-THIRD AVENUE CREAMERY ceived the revelation of the “Mirac­ would like to join the Junior Taber­ •Hion. ulous Medal” from the Blessed Vir­ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph II. Bly and assistant are traveling throughout 40c Brick Ice Cream. New Year’s, Sat. and Sun. Special...... 25c nacle society should get in touch family of Longmont spent Christmas the country, stopping day after day 2 lb. Caddy of Butter Soda Crackers, 23c—Line of Fresh Dairy Products gin; the Blessed Bernadette Soubir- with Miss Margaret Taney, 519 Fox ous, who saw the visions at Lourdes day at the J. F. McIntyre home. in city after city,, to explain to the 3008 W. 23RD AVE. Open AH Day New Year’s PHONE GAL. 5547 street, or phone Main 3344. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Miller were people what’s what in the teachings and who, beatified in 1925, is now hosts at a turkey dinner Tuesday advanced for the honors of canoni­ of the Church of his adoption. LALLV’S~mX i^ E T for Better Meats PARISH SCHOOLS TO evening for a few of their friends. This pioneer Catholic lay preach­ zation; Pauline Jaricot, foundre.ss of Mrs. C. H. Modar was hostess to a PROMPT, FREE DELIVERY the Work of the Propagation of the HONOR WASHINGTON er is a “convert from Marx to luncheon at the Sugar Bowl Tues­ Christ.” He is the author of “So­ 2853 W. 25th Ave. Plione GAllup 3072 Faith, who died in 1862, and Camil­ day. After luncheon, the guests Installment Certificates las Feron Vrau, founder of the work cialism, the Nation of Fatherless (Continued From Page 1) went to her home, where bridge was Children,” “Bolshevism, Its Cure;” of the “Bonne Press” in France, who inglon upon canvas' and to forward played. Prizes were awarded to died in 1908. the portrait to Jefferson with all pos­ “Campaigning for Christ,” and the Mrs. E. Humesser and Mrs. W. H. “Campaigners for Christ Hand­ The causes of the martyrs, who, sible speed. On July 20, 1874, Har­ Hamilton. after beatification, await to pass to rison dispatched a missive to .Jeffer­ book,” the last being dedicated to ST. DOMINIC’S COMMUNITY STORES Mr. J. F. McIntyre and sons, the Catholic Daughters of America. REPUBLIC canonization are five in number, and son, informing him of the action of Harold and Bernard, and Bill Keiley 48 cases promote the beatification of the assembly and giving him carte His writings have been highly com­ Building & Loan Assn. drove to Denver Monday evening. mended by President Roosevelt, COX’S MARKET priests, laity, virgins and mothers of blanche as to the selection of the Bernard Karl Frank, infant son of families', who shed their blood for sculptor. “The intention of the as­ Samuel Gompers, Cardinal Mercier, KEystone 2357 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Frank, who the Catholic hierarchy of America “The kome of Quality Meats Exclusively” the faith of Christ. Some of these sembly, he said, “is that the stat­ died at the family home at ten 2642 West 32nd Ave. Z. N. Cox, Prop. GAllup 6142 causes of martyrs go back to the and the public press throughout the 1711 California ue should be the work of the most o’clock Christmas morning, was English-speaking world. stormy period of the Reformation, masterly hand. I shall, therefore, buried Monday afternoon from St. like that of Dermot O’Hurley, David Goldstein has represented JOHNNIE O’CONNOR SERVI^ A. B. Williams, President leave it to you to find out the best Joseph’s church with Father G. Jos­ the Knights of Columbus on the T. E. Greene, Sec’y-Treas. Bishop of Cashel and companions in any of th^ European states.” One Al.L CARS GREASED WITH ITKA NO-FREEZATOL ENDS YOUR C n eph La Jeune.sse officiating. Burial public platform throughout the ALEMITE HIGH PRESSURE.. * •^V RADIATOR TROUBLES. GAL. • p X .O V L. C. Skelly, Asst. Sec’y-Treas. martiTS killed in Ireland through man was then pre-eminent in Eu­ was made in Grandview cemetery. hatred of the Catholic faith from United States and Canada in |t.s 2501 FEDERAL BOULEVARD TELEPHONE GALLUP 6486 rope, and Jefferson’s task, so far as Mr.s. William Baalhorn and Mr. and work of defending Christianity and 1537 to 1715. Seven causes of mar­ selecting the most masterly hand was Mrs. Clarence Kruse of Gothenburg, tyrs refer to the victims of the great patriotism against the enemies of concerned, turned out to be a sim­ Nebr., were here to attend the fun­ God and country. French revolution who were guillo­ ple affair. The sculptor in question eral. The ladies are the mother and tined because they remained faithful was Jean Antoine Houdon. sister of Mr.s. Frank. to the Catholic religrion. Numerous Houdon, son of proletarian par­ PASTOR MAKES GIFT PATRONIZE are, finally, the causes of martyrs ents, was born at Versailles on won. the coveted Prix de RomeT OF HALL TO PARISH vvho fell, in our times, in far-off mis­ March 20, 1741, and at this time “This event,” say Hart and Biddle, sions. Among these is particularly was advancing toward his forty-fifth his American biographers, “was de­ San Diego.— Making a real Christ­ PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS REGISTER imposing the cause promoted by the birthday. His Catholic Baptismal cisive for the future of the young mas present to his parishioners, the Order of Friars Minor for the beatifi­ record can be located in the Revue artist. Besides the gold medal re­ Rev. Severe Aloero, pastor of Our, cation of the Servants of God Greg­ Universelle des Arts, 1855. While ceived for winning in the competi­ Lady of Mt. Carmel church of San ADVERTISERS ory Grassi, Francis Fogolla, Anthony still a little boy he exhibited an ar­ tion, he also gained the privilege of Ysidro, has just completed a parish THEY ARE RELIABLE Fantosati and Theotime Verhaeghen, dent liking for the sculptor’s craft. seven years’ study at the expense of hail as his personal contribution to Bishops and Apostolic Vicars. ■In 1761, at the age of twenty, he the King.” Ihd parish.

ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION Optometrist PUEBLO' GROUPS COMBINE FOR HOLLY ALTAR and Optician HOLIDAY FETE IN K. OF C. HOME SOC’Y ACTIVE To Register Readers HELEN WALSH AiioeUte Pueblo. — One of the interesting auxiliary of Typog]‘aphical union Holly.—The Altar society held its May Your Caravan Through the Year 1982 W, R. JOSEPH holiday events was the social and attended the services in a body. In­ annual food sale and bazaar at the card party given Tuesday evening in terment was made in Roselawn. Inland Utilities building Saturday, Travel Along Paths of Peace and Happinese. EYES EXAMINED the Knights of Columbus home. The Joseph Yatsko, aged 45 years, a December 19. On Monday, Decem­ brother of John Yatsko of this city, Phone TAbor 1880 members of the Knights of Colum­ ber 21, the ladies served lunch at bus, Diocesan Council of Catholic died Christmas day after a long ill­ a sale. The next meeting of £he m ease Note^* Women and Catholic Daughters com­ ness. He is survived by his mother society will - be at the home of Mrs. bined to give the affair. The hall of Ashland, Pa., and a brother, the j\.fter Jan. 1st, 1932—New Address M. A. Pike, with Mrs. Renas Oman was well filled. This affair was for Rev. Martin Yatsko of Throop, Pa. Instructions for Reception of assisting. the entertainment of the members The funeral was held ’Tuesday morn­ Sacrament Now Being Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Lucius held a 218-219 Majestic Bldg. of these societies, and there was no ing from St. Mary’s church at nine (Directly Over Present Location) farm sale Monday, Dec. 19, and w ll charge. LUrge families gathered o’clock where a Requiem Mass was Given move this week to Canon City, for the party, and enjoyed the eve­ celebrated by the Rev, Cyril Zupan, where they eMect to make their fu­ ning in the good old fashioned man 0. S. B. The church choir song, and Colorado Springs.— The Most Rev. ture home. Their son, Ralph, and ner. Orchestra music was furnished there were several priests in the Bishop Urban J. Vehr will admLnis- daughters, Misses Barbara and Ag­ ER.BERT for the social. sanctuary. The deceased had been tar the Sacrament of Confirmation nes, will move with them. Ford and Lincoln Dealers The pageant given Monday eve­ ill for several years, having come to at Sacred Heart church and at Cor­ Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Williams mo­ a i r a l l ning at. St. Patrick’s hall by the Pueblo for his health. Interment pus Christ! church on January 24, tored to Kansas City Dec. 21 to 14th and Broadway On Civic Center F nurses of St. Mary’s hospital was a was in the family plot at Roselawn. Classes in both parishes are now spend Christmas with Mrs. Williams’ splendid program. It had been plan­ under instruction lor the reception mother. ned for presentation before Christ­ of the Sacrament. Dick Appel came from Wichita RISKS) \Jnsurance mas, but due to the death of Sister t bk snair* Alumnae Reunion The Masses at Sacred Heart Thursday, Dec. 24, to spend Christ­ John was postponed. The musical Phone, MAin 4843 church on New Year’s day will be at mas with his parents. MARRIED LIFE numbers were excellent. Miss Knuth, 6:30 and 8 o’clock. Midnight Mass was celebrated in the instructor, rendered several Held at Academy Doyle’s Pharmacy A Famil)' H u d Book Crowds of worshipers and, inter­ Holly Christmas. A choir, consist­ The only textbook which alves fnll in- the Heart of Denver’s Business District solos. .The costumes were very pret­ ing of Mrs. Perry Hilt, Mrs. Her­ The Particular Druggist 614-16 EQUITABLE BLDG. ested spectators filled all the Cath­ CAMERAS AND FILMS stractipn on (smily Kfe. It trMts on ths ty, the stage settings quite effective, olic churches of the region at the bert Pollant, Mrs. A. J. Cline, Miss fundamentals of the human race; questions the whole program bringing to mind Canon City.— An interesting re­ 17th Ave. and Grant of vital interest to those contemplating ths union of graduates from St. Scho­ Midnight Masses celebrated on Helen Cline, L. M. Appel and P. A. married atata; sex hysiane. snatnies, birth the beauty of the season. Those in Christmas day. Long before the hour Bauer, with Mrs. Corrise Appel at TAbor 8936—TAbor 8937 control, etc., all from the physiolofical stand­ lastics of the Royal Gorge was held Formerly 18th and Clarfcion point, based on Ohristian prineiplea, inclnd- charge deserve a lot of credit for the for services arrived, every available the organ, sang Rosewlg’s Mass in FREE DELIVERY program. at the academy Monday night when ing well regulated treatise on diseases met seat was occupied, and hundreds had G. The cnurch was crowded, many with in the family; prevention and treat­ Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Woodward the M. S. S. A. association held a lAUNI to stand throughout the service. The non-Catholics being present. Fa­ ment of Appendicitis, Adenoids, Diphtheria, went to Albuquerque, New Mexico, holiday party there. Those present wounds, blood poison, etc.; the most c m - were Sisters Alcuin, Sebastian, Do­ Solemn Mass, beautiful music, and ther Oldenburg preached a short last week to spend Christmas with elaborate decorations were made Christmas sermon. At nine o’clock plete treatment on prevention and treatment their daughter, Mrs. Pansy Wood­ rothy, Margaret Mary, Julitta, Gene­ of Consumption and Pneumonia; for tha vieve, Mildred, Walburg, Pauline more impressive by the holy hour of there was a Low Mass at Bristol, and laity and physicians; training of children, ward Tishhausen, and family. They midnight, and turned one’s thoughts at eleven o’clock, Low Mass in Holly. Sandberg Motor Co. self-control, and many other eubieeta for will remain until after the first of and Geraldine; Mesdames W. J. Ba- the benefit of the human race. lagna, William Manley, Russell to the real significance of Christmas. Following this, the children had Rev. Ft, Vernimont of Denton, Texas, the year. In an interesting lecture on “Re­ their Christmas tree. Chrysler says: "Young men and women ahould post­ Mrs. E. J. Vogt, formerly Hundley, Rene Gibbs Stock, James pone their marriage until thay have read Parley, Albejl; Goris, Susan ligious Mysteries,” at Sacred Heart Plymouth this wonderful book, ‘M arri^ Life;’ it ROTOLO Miss Mary McFeeley, arrived »last ^urch Sunday evening, the speaker, Authorized Dealer should be found in every home." week from South America and will lon and Agnts Dyer, and the jlSiMtes W. H. Schmidt. Kremmling, Colo., writes; Katherine Fitzgerald, Helen' Mur­ |n e Rev. J. T. McDermott, O.M.I., Christmas Masses General spend several months here before re­ proved conclusively there is no con­ •s "Send two tnore books, ‘Hairled Life,* en­ turning. She is the guest of her phy, Elois Meade, Anna Hein, Mary Repairing and closed 16. This makes tour books I bav. Ann Smith, Marie Prescott, Clara flict between religiaus mysteries and ordered for our children; It is worth its parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McPeeley, the natural order. Citing many ex Said in 3 Places Storage weight in gold." Mrs. J. M. HcCal., Omaha, and of Dr. and Mrs. Vogt during her Esser, Jessie Armstrong, Dorothy ordering another book, eayai "It is a work Sterling, Agnes Doherty^ Anna Do amples of mysteries in everyday life 960 Bapnock St. KEystone 8621 all young people absolutely m utt have." Dr. stay. Montrose.— A High Mass was herty and Prances Morrissey. that people readily accept on faith, L. F. Euman, New Lexington, 0., says; "It Miss Margaret Frawley has been Father McDermott said there were celebrated at St. Mary’s church is the best work of its kind I ever read. No Mr. and Mrs. A1 Fabrizio and family can afford to be without this book, quite 111 of flu the past week. two chief reasons why people would Christmas. The church was beauti­ and it should be in the librsry of every Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Allison went daughter. Miss Shirley of Denver, were Christmas guests at the home not accept the mysteries of the king­ fully decorated, and filled to capac­ family physician.” Price, $3, postpaid. Complete One-Stop .Service to Denver to spend ChYistmas with dom of God. There were, first, that ity. Two hundred and fifty received Ordar from Dr. R. W lllmu, Author at Two Stations their daughter, Mrs. Robert Price, of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Esser.' They St. Vincent de 1215 Faraon St., St. Josaph, mo. attended the family dinner held at they do not realize the limitations Holy Communion. Christmas morn­ or write for literature. 18th and Wazee and family. of their own reason and intelligence, ing, Mass was said at Ridgeway at Mention Denver Catholic Rcfletar The Catholic Daughters enter­ the home of Miss Sadie Esser on Colfax and Madison River street, when all members of and second, because they have never eight o’clock, and Mass at Ouray at Paul’s Parish tained the patients at the County fully comprehended the mysteries of ten o’clock. It was a busy day for hospital Tuesday afternoon at their the family in Canon City were pres­ ent. Mr. and Mrs. Fabrizio returned nature. The subject of Father Mc­ Father Barry. The churches were annual Christmas party. This event Dermott’s lecture for Sunday eve­ beautifully decorated with ever­ is looked forward to each year by to Denver Christmas evening, leav­ ing Miss Shirley to spend a week ning is “Miracles (Is there a conflict green, which gave the appearance of WE the Daughters and also those at between faith and science?)” Be a forest scene. Many non-Catholics BONNIE BRAE the hospital. The 96 guests were here. Bagnell’s Billiards Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Prescott were sides answering questions regarding were present, especially at the Mont­ MOVE ‘‘The Buainesa Men’a Recreation" first treated to the program, which Catholic doctrine, Father Mahoney rose Midnight Mass. Service Station F m m * N ow im , G a r » f« i consisted of a religious talk by the hosts Christmas day when they en­ Billiards—Pool tertained at a turkey dinner. Their explained the difference between in Father Barry visited all the mis­ Phillips “66” Gas and Oil For ley ie. KBytIue SIM Rev. A. J. Miller, a piano solo by fallibility and impeccability, as many sions before Christmas, going to Snooker— Luncheonette guests were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Free Crank Sarvice—Tire Hepairinff OiSe. dk Warakeai., IMl SOth 8t. Miss Ellen Quackenbush, a violin outside the Church confuse the doc­ Redvale and Nucla Tuesday, Dec. CARL DIRE So. Univ. and E. Ohio 1623 Cortia—Oppoaite Baur’a solo by Miss Margaret Naughton, ac­ Rouse, Miss Irene Rouse, Miss Ma­ 1612 Glenarm—Oppoaite Paramount rie Prescott, Miss Theresa Wolgam trine of the infallibility hf the Pope 22. Bill Faast accompanied Father companied by Miss Agnes Hinds. with Impeccability. Barry on his mission trip. They re­ The children of St. Francis Xavier’s wood, Miss Antoinette Percin and Leo Prescott. A feature of the din­ Father Bernard of Holy Cross ah ported the roads between Ridgeway parochial school then gave a play, bey assisted the Rev. Felix C. Abel, and Norwood the worst ever. TRY which was decidedly clever, and the ner was a large birthday cake served in honor of the birthday anniver­ pastor of Corpus Christl church, on Mass was said in the Telluride Clayton Plumbing Co. smaller children gave several num­ Christmas day, and celebrated all parish the Sunday before Christmas ' for Your Next Rep'iir efob bers. The program and all arrange­ saries of Mrs. Rouse and Mr. Pres­ Register Small Ads cott. the Masses at that church on Sun­ at seven o’clock. Father Barry re­ They Try to Please and Are Rea­ ments for this affair were made by day, as Father Abel is suffering turned to Montrose for Mass at sonable in Price. Terms May Be Mrs. L. R. Balleweg, the chairman. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fassler pre­ Had on Larger Work if Desired sided over a Christmas dinner in from an attack of the flu. eleven o’clock. The distance from CONSULT FRANK J. CONWAY rOrk SOOO Res.s YOrk029B At the conclusion of the program, Corpus Christ! guild will hold its Montrose to Telluride is eighty DR. H. J. ISETC Agent of the New York Life (purely mu­ 2408 B. COLFAX AVE. the tree was lighted, and the guests their home last Friday. Their guests Chiropractic Specialist tual) for information and advica in matters were Mr. and Mrs. George Vickman first meeting of the New Year at miles, and from Montrose to pertaining to Life Insurance, Income Bonds, were presented with boxes of can­ the home of the president, Mrs. J. Nucla, 100 miles away, making a 210 COMMONWEALTH BLDG. or Annuities. All forms of contracts written dy. The boxes were of green with and children, Bobby Kane and Geor­ Office, MAin 3627 Res., MAin 5460 for men, women and children, 200 Insur­ gia May Vickman; Mr. and Mrs, M. Dye, 529 Tremont street, Ros­ very difficult mission for Father ance Bldg., 14th and Champa Su„ TAbor a bright red poinsettia on each one. well, Thursday afternoon, Jan. 7. Barry in the winter months. FOR eye, ear, nose and throat troubles, 6281, The annual Christmas party spon­ Hagen Stockder and daughter, Gert­ as well as nervous and chronic diseases, see rude Ann; Father Paul, 0. S. B., and Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Vollmer and New Year’s day services were Dr W. A. O’Connell, D.C., Suite 247 Steel PAY CHECKS sored by the Catholic Daughters for Mrs. Elizabeth Healy went to Canon held in the Montrose parish at eight Bldg., comer 16th and Welton street, or Mrs. McDonnell’s Sunday school Helen and Paul Fassler. telephone KE. 4053 for an appointment. Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly, who has City on Cnristmas day to visit their o’clock. WE will sell your property if priced right. FOR PLAY TIME class was held last Monday, when sons, Prater Jerome and Prater Ed­ Joseph Atkinson, one of Mont­ UMBRELLAS repaired, recovered. Gloves 3 courteous, energetic saleemen to serve all of the tots enjoyed a musical been quit^ ill at the home of her you. Small homes in North and South Your happinesa in retirement will daughter, Mrs. E. J. Burke, is re­ ward, at the abbey. rose’s leading and respected - citi­ mended. Hamming Bird hosiery. Denver largely depend on financial freedom. program followed by the presenta­ Thomas Purcell, Jr., who attends zens, died at St. Luke’s hospital Umbrella Shop, 1604 Arapahoe St. Second Denver are what we moat need. We have There’a a way of being aure. tion of gifts and bags of candy and ported to be improved. floor. MAin 3452. been known to sell a house 24 hours after A ayatematic aaving plan with the Mrs. Harry Roach and daughter. the Abbey school, is passing the holi­ Christmas morning. Father Barry listing it. Let us serve you. New York Life Inaurance Company nuts. days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. was called to administer the last MRS. ATKINSON has moved her millinery THE D. C. BURNS REAL'TY A TRUST CO. will guarantee you comfort and se­ Mr. and Mrs. George McCarthy Miss Helen, and son, Harry, of Col­ to 1645 £. 16tb Ave.. Apt. 2. RemAmbrose Schlegel, ceramic en­ enne, Sister Marie Loretto and Sis­ 35th and Larimer gineer for the Van Briggle Tile and Empire The children were well chaperoned, ter (iolumba are visiting in Denver. Phone TAbor 9117 Pottery company for the last twenty- CATHEDRAL FOOD SHOP and enjoyed the. afternoon greatly, Mrs. Paul Malcherek is still quite five years, died at his home, 827 406 East Colfax Avonua PHONE us FOR PRICES AND APPOINT- being especially pleased at the op­ Parish Sets ill at St. Mary’s hospital. Across Prom the Cathedral MENTS South Tejon street, early Monday Luncheons, 35c Lump portunity to see the Christmas dec­ Joseph Hunyadi is recovering WEST 29TH AVE. BEAUTY SHOP morning, following an illness which from a recent severe illness. Dinners, Steaks, Chops, Fish, Etc., 60c Modern Methods of Scientific Beauty Culture orations. J Convert Mark Fried Chicken Dinners, Tenderloin Steaks.fiSe Ph. GAl. 7158 Hazel Hardie 2746 W. 29th —A hot coal contain­ Joe Stanko, past state deputy of confined him to his bed for the last Mrs. Leo Keller gave a surprise We Serve Clnb Breakfasts eleven weeks. Mr. Schlegel, who ing little ash and no the Knights of Columbus, was pre­ party at her home on Saturday eve- COLUMBINE BARBER SHOP was 74 years old, was born in Ba­ njng in honor of Florence Keller and It Pays to Look Well SPECIAL slate. Moderately' sented with an unusual gift Christ­ (St. Francis Xavier’s Parish, Pueblo) mas, a portion of the 1931 prize varia, Germany, February 17, 1857. Nerine Stack. The rooms were beau­ Your Patronat^e Appreciated LIVING ROOM SUITES A record in the parish ‘for the and came to Colorado at the age oi tiful in Christmas greens, and the W. E. EWAN. Prop. Steamed cleaned in your home, $6 priced at beef from the International Live number of converts received into the 2434 £. 6tb Avenue Stock show in Chicago. Stanko is 20. Here he became famous for his evening was spent in playing games, JEPSEN COMPANY Church was established last week, beautiful pottery designs, and for after which dainty refreshments DR. C, E. CARPENTER, Dentist - 1569 BROADWAY PHONE TABOR 7943 president of the General Mica com­ when Mrs. Francis Jonick was bap­ Office Hours, 9 A.M. to 12—1 P.M. to 6 P.M. pany. The present was sent him by twenty-six years was a familiar fig­ were served. The guests, pupils of Evenings by Appointment $5.75 tized by Father Miller on Wednes­ ure at the Van Briggle pottery, his the 8th grade at St. Leander’s school, Phone YOrk 6830 COYLE BROS. E. A. Leonard, son of A. G. Leonard, day, and Miss Grace Graham and 1228 East 13th Aye. Denver, Colorado a ton who heads the Union Stock yards of handiwork being sent throughout the were as follows: Lois Murphy, Elea­ Plumbing, Heating and Miss Helen DeSpain were baptized world. Mr. Schlegel received his edu­ nor La Voo, Dorothy Rayhawk, June CAMBRIAN COAL Chicago. by Father Gillick on Thursday. Hardware Company Pioneer Pneblan Diet cation in Europe, and was one of the Neary, Kathleen McCormick. Elea­ On tho market over 80 years. Marilyn, the infant daughter of finest pottery workers in this coun­ Better and Cleaner "than ever. STORE; 841 CORONA ST. YORK 8724 Mrs. Margaret Conway, a resident nor Larson, Ruth Keller, Teresa OWENS COAL CO. THE RIO Mr. and Mrs. George Beauvais, was try. His father and grandfather of Pueblo for the past , half century, Mehalovitz, Nerine Stack, Florence 30. 6482 801 W. Biyaud MAXEY’S SHOE REPAIR SHOP baptized last Sunday afternoon by were both potters in Germany, and Ladies’ half soles and heels, 31,00 and up. passed away in California last week Keller, Jim Holder, Joe Kerrigan, MORGAN’S EGG FARM^Deliveries twica Men’s soles, 75c and up. Heel tapa, 25e Father Miller, with Mr. and Mrs. were well known in their art. When Kenneth Rea, Francis Keller, Charles GRANDE after a short illness. She had been Paul Beauvais acting as sponsors. weekly. Cathedral and Loyola parishes 2308 EAST 6TH AVENUE visiting a nephew at< Montebello, he first came to Colorado Springs, he Moore, William Sutherland, Bernard Phone KEystone 8883. A departure from the former cus­ had a small pottery on North Nevada Keller and Leo Keller. Mrs. Keller MONEY TO LOAN on improved city or Calif., for the past year, and had tom will be introduced next week CATHOLIC DAUfHITERS’^ HOME. 1772 town real estate; no red tape, no delay. Mr. avenue. In 1908 he became associ- was assisted by Mrs. Zuba Stack and Grant. Pleasant home for giria. Phelps, 1711 California St. KEyitone 2357. FUEL CO. been very well until just two days when a card party only will be glveft ated with the Van Briggle pottery, before her death. Mrs. Conway was Miss Elizabeth Keller. by the Altar society on Wednesday and at the death of Mr. Van BJriggle ' . DpNEHUE PICTURE SHOP JANITOR and honieman naadi permaneat Second & Santa Fe 75 years of age and was the widow Mrs. Porter Hogett has returned Formerly iosition. G ta Worth, 786 Kalamath St. evening, January 6, in the parish hall. became head potter of the firm1 . This to her home in Los Angeles after an Cisler & Donehue Phone MAin 1088. KEystone 3146 of Arthur Conway, who died in Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Milne are the position he held until a few years Pictures and Framing Pueblo January 24, 1928. The Con happy parents of a daughter, born extended visit with her sister. Miss MAin 0B62 822 12th Street MAN WANTS work half-dayt or two a* ago, when his falling health caused Mary Imblum. ways never had a family, but always December 24. Mrs. Milne was for­ him to give up his work. He Is sur­ A TO Z Expreas and Moving. Price! three days a week, Gallup 0331-J. were doing things for relatives and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kattenstette 31.00 per hour; 2 men. 31.50. Big truck; merly Eleanor McCready, daughter vived by his wife and the following of Denver spent the Christmas holi­ FOR SALE—Five-room modem haaaa. friends. Mr. Conway was an en­ of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCready. trunk! and baggage, 60c and up. Phone garage. 3881 Gilpin itraet; near cknrch children: Mrs. Thomas Banigan, days with relatives in this city. KEystone 5741. Stand. 19th and California and sehooL gineer for the railroad company for Mrs. Catherine Mulholland has Denver; Leo H. Schlegel, Washing­ street. years here in Pueblo, and by living Mrs. Mary O’Connor is much im­ been quite ill for the past week. ton, D. C., and Miss Anna Schlegel TAYLOR’S BAKERY AND CREAMERY ROOM AND BOARD for 8 or 4 ehUdren. in a quiet, simple manner amassed proved after a recent illness. 3068 Clarkson street, phone YOrk 4878-M. Services will be held Sunday morn­ of Colorado Springs.. He also leaves Wanda Lee Mary Kemp, infant HOME-MADE BREAD AND ROLLS quite a fortune. At his death, Mrs. ing at St. Catherine’s chapel, Beulah, a brother, Leo Schlegel of Sauk Cen Fancy Cakce and Pies Conway desired to do some real daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Pull Line of Dairy Products FOR RENT—Strictly modem five-room at 10 o’clock. ter, Minn. Requiem Mass was sung Kemp, was baptized Sunday by Fa­ 2742 W. 29th Ave. James Taylor, Prop. home, full baaement, fina condition] walk­ good with a part of her money. With Mr. and Mrs. John Fahey have re­ ing distance, two blocks from 8t. Leo’e at St. Mary’s church Thursday morn­ ther Benedict, O.S.B. Sponsors and St. Elizabeth’s churebei. Adulte only advice from the clergy, she donated turned home for the holidays from ing at 9 o’clock. Burial will be post J. A. JOHNSON the funds with which the Conway were Charles Kemp and Lillian Furnaces installed, cleaned and repaired; in­ 811 Champa etreet. Wichita, Kans. poned until Mrs. Schlegel, who is Lally. side air returns Initalled, repairs for all Memorial chapel was erected at Vine- seriously ill at St. Francis’ hospital, furnaces, asbestos coverings, chimney stacks. MAN, father of 7 chUdren, needs work. land, just east of Pueblo on the Mrs. Margaret Jones, wife of Wil­ ^ 8 1038 Garfield—ITlankHn 1849-J Will do anything, P. ‘Tizicr, 716 86tb St. is able to be present. liam Jones and mother of Edward 708 E. 6th Ave. KEyitone 4081 Santa Fe trail. The church coat over Kindergarten Class ROOM and board in priyate home; reason­ $20,000, and Mass k said there D. Jones, died Saturday afternoon MIDDLErAGED WOMAN would like po­ able. 2068 ClarkaoD street. Phone YOrk every Sunday by a priest from the Entertains Friends FORMER MOTHER SUPERIOR following injuries received in an sition as priest’s housekeeper; best of ref­ 4278-H. OF PRESENTATION NUNS DIES automobile accident. The funeral erences. Box G,. care Denver Catholic Reg­ Sacred Heart, parish. Mrs. Conway ister. STRONG BOY over 16, wishes farm work was a member of the local branch Grand Junction.— The kindergar­ Newburgh, N. Y.— Mother Mary will be held from St. Leander’s Experienced. 2337 Clarkson, MAin 4988. Flavor of the L. C. B. A., and is survived ten class of Miss Mary Callahan en­ Stanislaus Cummins, former mother church, the date to be announced on WANTED—A loan of two thousand dol­ superior of the Presentation order lars on a modem 9-room home: nice loca­ BOOKKEEPER and general office man, by her nephew, Thomas J. Hickey, tertained friends at a Christmas the recovery of Mr. Jones, who was tion, in Cathedral parish. 1614 Franklin St. 8 years’ experience, needs position. Box tells its and a niece. Miss Margaret Stanton, party last week. The afternoon was in the New York archdiocese and for injured in the same accident. YOrk 5617-W. B. M.. care Denver Catholic Register. : the last three years assistant mother Mrs. Thomas Murphy has returned own who were with her when she died. spent in playing games and singing PAINTING, PAPERHANGING, CALCI- SUNDAY TURKEY DINNER, 60c The body, accompanied by the rela­ Christmas songs. Refreshments were superior of Mount S t Joseph’s Pre­ to her home from St. Mary’s hos­ MINING, all repairs on plaster, brick, ce­ Roast Chicken Dinner, BOe story tives, was brought back to Pueblo served at the close of the afternoon, sentation convent here, the mother pital, where she was recently oper­ ment and woodwork: by day or contract. MOTHER’S TEA ROOM house of the order in the archdiocese, ated on for appendicitis. J. J. Gillen, 363 Bannock St. Phone PEarl 1211 East 9th Ave. for burial. The funeral was held The Rev. James O’Sullivan, C. M., 3380. Monday morning from St. Patrick’s of St. Thomas’ seminary, Denver, died suddenly Dec. 19 In the convent Frank Powers, James Powers and HOWELL’S SAFE DRUG STORE church, where Requiem Mass was spent the Christmas holidays at the of a heart attack at the age of 79, Thomas Powers are visiting at home WANTED—From private party small Your Nahorhood Druggist She was a native of Ireland. during the holiday season. second mortgage on property valued at 317,- Phone SPruce 068S 700 So, Pearl celebrated by the Rev. Joseph F. Hig­ home of Mr. and Mrs. James Doyle 000, first mortgage 34,000. Write Box JAMES HUTCHINSON gins, assisted by the Children’s in this city. Magdalen Anna of Canon City T. Z., care, Denver Catholic Register. in Los Angeles, Calif. His son, P. spent the week-end visiting friends SMITH MOVING 12 PER HOUR choir. The L. C. B. A. attended in The nurses of St. Mary’s hospital DRESSMAKER—Anna A. Schevelling has Pianos go Free in load. Storage hauled in Free a body, and the eulogy was pro had an interesting Christmas pro W. Dooling, and wife were called in the city. had years of experience, alterations and KEYSTONE 6527 nounced by Father Higgins. Inter gram made up of several numbers there last week by his serious ill­ Miss Mary Powers of Los Angeles making over. Will eew in homes and nearby FIRST-CLASS dressmaking. 322 Temple ment was made in Roselawn in the and two one-act plays. Santa Claus ness, and arrived at his bedside i is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. towns. TAbor 9991. 1207 Penn. Frank Powers. Court Bldg. Hiss Shelley, ISth and Califor­ C . 1 - U family plot beside the grave of her was present, and distributed gifts. few hours before the end came. Mr. WARM, cheerful rooms, elderly people nia streets. KEystone 8526. T l H i u husband. Miss Margaret Ryan and Miss Dooling was well known in this city taken: reasonable by the month; correc­ Cara to East and West . An Explanation tive diet, nurses' care, physician in charge. FRESH EGGS, capons, fries, poultry meat. The funeral of Mrs. Mary A. Mc- Mary Ryan of Denver are spending where he made his home for several 1314 Quitman St. Can deliver. 440 W. Hampden Ave. Engle­ 1ft aitd 15th of Each Month ! Donald was held Wednesday from the Christmas holidays at the home years. He was manager of the Dad: “You’re behind with your wood 763-W of their mother, Mrs. Mary Ryan. Knights of Columbus home. He was studies, son.” FOR RENT—Unfurnished, 4-room. cozy, Oflica A Warehouse, 1821 SOIfc It. Sacred Heart church. Father Thomas steam-heated apartment, reduced to 330; 2 FOR RENT—Furnished 2-room apartment Serrice—KEystone - 6228 J. Wolohan offered Requiem Mass. Word has been received in this a pioneer railroad man. Burial took Son: “Well, how could I pursue blocks to St. Dominic’s church. 2636 Fed­ in Sacred Heart parish. 293? Curtis St. The church choir sang. The Ladies’ city of the death of John Dooling place in California. them if 1 weren’t?” eral Blvd. GAllup 4898. KEystone 5578.

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LOST—$50,000,000 Cathedral Altar Society Bishop Guest of to Disciws Year’s Plans L O F y n i EVERY YEAR BY AMERICAN INDUSTRY The regular monthly meeting of the Cathedral Altar and Rosary so­ Regis at Dinner Through the faulty vision of its workers, and the result­ ciety will be held on Friday, .Jan­ ing poor work, loss of time, and serious injuries, American uary 8, at the home of Mrs. M. J. O’Fallon,. 1580 Vine street. The cieiHiiie ciFTS (Regi> College) industry wastes fifty million dollars every year. Almost meeting will be called to order Over 15Q Articles Given Away The Most Rev. Bishop U. J. Vehr 50% of all Industrial Workers in America have uncor­ promptly at 2 o’clock. Members are and the clergy of the city were rected, faulty vision. urged to be present as important by Glenwood Springs guests of Regis at a dinner given plans for the coming year will be Court them at the college on Monday, Dec. discussed. The guest speaker will be 28. Father Driscoll, S.J., gave a brief Swigert Bros. Optical Co. the Rev. Hugh L. McMenamin. Glenwood Springs.— St. Theresa’s address of welcome in the name of REQIHESCANT IN ^ACE court, C. D. of A., met Monday eve­ the faculty, and Bishop Vehr re­ Denvefs Reliable Opticians ning for a short business session. plied, thanking the college for the FRANCES A. MCCARTHY, at Los An- Mrs. Kirwan, chairman of the sewing opportunity thus afforded the priests geles, Calif., Dec. 21. Interment ML Olivet. 1550 California St. KEystone 7651 W. P. Horan & Son service. group, reported over 150 articles of of the city, many of ■ whom are MARY FARRELL, Fort Logan, Colo. Re­ clothing had been distributed, among Regis graduates, for a friendly meet­ quiem Maas was offered at the Cathedral needy families recently. Eighty ing and reunion. Thursday at 9 o’clock. Interment Mt. Oli­ Shipped vet. W. F. Horan & Son service. yards of new material furnished by Several of the faculty have been PETER McDo n o u g h . 1055 Acoma St. the court were made up into warm attending conventions and meetings Requiem Mass was offered at St. Joseph’s sleeping garments for children rang­ BUY COAL By Rail church, • Thursday at 9 o’clock. Interment in the holiday vacation. Father Creates More Jobs—Helps the Unemployed Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan & Son service. ing in age from 2 to 12 years. A Morgan, S. J., head of the chemistry MARIE SUTLEY. 3519 Osage street.; be­ number of garments were remodeled, department, attended an engineering Will put back to work immediately—-Train crews, engine crews, switch loved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Sut- and'all sorts of clothing were made. crews, shopmen, repairmen, trackmen, clerks, bookkeepers, stenographers, ley. Requiem Mass will be offered at council luncheon on Tuesday, Dec. ! salesmen, truck drivers, mechanics, loaders and many others. Mount Carmel church Saturday at 9 o’clock. Miss Angelina Zancanella, chairman 29, at the Parisienne Rotisserie inn. Come On, Early Birds! Funeral from residence, 2 p.m. Interment of the flower committee, reported ‘'Wages of These Men Will Be Spent With Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan & Son service. He also attended a meeting of the Denver Merchants and Will Benefit You.*' TERESA L. SILLS, 95 Bannock street. the members of the court who were Colorado section of the American WE CARRY ALL GRADES OF LUMP, EGG, NUT AND STEAM COAL Funeral services were held Saturday. In­ ill and had been remembered with Chemical society, held at the Uni­ terment Fairmount. W. P. Horan A Son flowers Christmas day. AT LOWEST PRICES service. versity of Colorado school of medi­ January Is the Month to Buy Watches, Clocks,! ANTONIO VITALE. 4870 Zuni street, fa- A holiday social under the direc­ cine on Wednesday evening, Dec. 30. thcr of Frank and Nick Vitale. Requiem tion of Lecturer Catherine McNulty Father Egan, S. J., principal of Re­ Mass will be offered Saturday at 10 o'clock Silverware, Jewelry at THE RUGBY COAL CO. at Mount Carmel church. Interment under was enjoyed. Cards furnished the di­ gis high school, is in Chicago attend­ D. V HARPER. Mgr. direction of Boulevard mortuary. version, and a prize was given the ing a meeting of principals of the GEORGE E. EKSTROM. residence at Ala­ high scorer at each table. A lovely Office and Yards, Curtis and 5th St. Phone KEystone 0121 meda and Wadsworth avenues. Son of Mr. Jesuit schools of the Middle West. and Mrs. A. W. Ekstrom. brother of La lunch was served by the committee Mr. B. W. Dempsey, S. J., professor Verne and Mary Frances Ekstrom, nephew later in the evening. of social science, went to Washing­ of Miss Cecelia Devinney and George De- Miss Mary McKenna of Aspen THE GREEN vinney and Mrs. W. W. Watson. Requiem ton, D. C., and New York city to at­ FARGO STATION Mass was offered Monday at 10 o’clock at spent the holidays at the home of tend an economics convention. C. J. “CHET” STEBENNE the Cathedral. Interment Mt. Olivet, under her neice, Mrs. J. C. Blossom. GAS, OIL, SPECIALIZED LUBRICATION direction of Boulevard mortuary. Among those returning from col­ Father J. A. Ryan, S. J., dean of ANNA MARGARET KABERLINE, 8524 the college, and Father Forstall, S. 18TH AVE. AT PEARL DENVER, COLORADO Brighton boulevard. Requiem Mass was of­ lege to spend the holidays with the O’KEEFE’S J., are making their annual retreat fered Saturday at Annunciation church at home folks were Miss Annie Zancan­ \ 10 o’clock. Interment Mt. Olivet, under ella from Grand Junction, Miss Mar­ during the vacation. Retreats are be­ direction of Theodore Hackethal mortuary. ing given by Father Schulte, S. J.) at JULIUS M. BEZDEK. at Denver. Be­ garet Donegan from Boulder and loved husband of Marta Bezdek. Funeral Miss Tina Viara from Greeley. Mercy hospital, and by Father Sip- DENVER INDUSTRIAL BANK Saturday. Interment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard chen, S. J., at Cheyenne. STORE WIDE DEMONSTRATION CHATTEL LOANS ON FURNITURE AND AUTOMOBILES mortuary sqrvice. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Williams and PATRICK HANNIGAN, at Denver. Re­ two sons returned to Denver Tues­ Most of the faculty were away 1650 Welton St. Telephone TAbor 5305 quiem Mass was offered at St. Rose of day after several months’ stay here. over Christmas helping out at the Lima’s church at 10 o’clock Monday. In­ Our Service Is Different— Not Indifferent terment Mt. Olivet, under direction of Arthur Moscon came over from various parishes of the city and The Peak Value of Your Dollar Is at Its Height Today Theodore Hackethal mortuary. Delta, where he is employed, to state. Father Bergin, S. J., is still JOSEPH M. McCa r t h y . 13S1 Logan spend Christmas with his mother. He remaining at Pueblo. Father Sando­ street, Denver, formerly of Littleton. Brother of Mrs. Agnes McGinnity, Mrs. returned Saturday. val, S. J., after having assisted at Evelyn McGannon, uncle of Joseph, Wil­ Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Holland and Alamosa on Christmas day, went to MIDWEST GARAGE liam, Charles and Paul McGaihnon, all of son of Olathe spent Christmas here Antonito to attend and deliver a ser­ Seth Thomas and Junghans Imported Clocks Denver. Requiem Mass was offered Mon­ mon at the funeral of Mr. War- GENERAL GARAGE SERVICE day at 9 o’clock in St. Mary’s church, Lit­ with relatives. tleton. Interment Littleton. Mrs. Frank Alton and daughters, shauet, father of Fred Warshauer of Gruen, Hamilton, Illinois and Gruen Watches Greatihsr, Washing, Repairing Theodore WILLIAM FRANCIS McDONALD of 301 Regis high. Twenty-third street. Requiem Mass was Virginia and Prances, expect to Gorham and Rogers 1847 Silverware 1837 CALIFORNIA ST. offered Monday at 9:30 o’clock in the leave this week for California to Father Tommasini, S. J., who re­ MAin 3444 Church of the Holy Ghost. Interment Mt. spend the remainder of the-.winter. Olivet. ceived the Last Sacraments after an Stone Set Jewelry, Etc.. Hackethal • MARTIN MACHOY, at Denver. Requiem Charles O’Kane of Granite is attack of pneumonia on Christmas Mass was offered at 9 o’clock Tuesday at spending some time here. day, is 'now recovering at St. Jos­ 9 o’clock. Tuesday at St. Joseph’s church, MORTUARY 46th and Pennsylvania street. Interment Brindan Sullivan of Pagoda is vis­ eph’s hospital. Mt. Olivet, under direction of Boulevard iting his mother, Mrs. Margaret Sul­ Classes will he resumed in the col­ YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND mortuary. livan, and his daughter, Cecilia, this A. BRADSHAW’S 1449-51 Kalamath St. LILLIAN OSBORN, 2529 W. 38rd ave­ lege on Tuesday morning, January nue. Beloved wife of Edward ^Osborn, week. 5, at nine o’clock. The high school 1447 Stout St. Phone MAin 4006 mother of Clyde E., John M., Lucifle and Miss Mafy McNulty of Cattle will reopen on Monday. William Osborn; Mrs. Thomas F. Burk and Creek was hostess to the members of Specialists in Woolen Mrs. Clifton D. Weiss. Requiem Mass was OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT offered at 9 o'clock Tuesday at St. Dom­ the Civic Improvement club Monday Underwear, Hosiery and inic's church. Interment Mt. Olivet, under evening at the home of Mrs. M. Mc­ The convenience of our customers is paramount at all times direction of Boulevard mortuary. Corsets. FLORENCE TRUJILLO, beloved infant Dermott. and therefore we cordially invite you to open a charge account daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Trujillo, Miss Margaret Tawney has return­ 802 Curtis street. Funeral was held Mon­ jy m c. D. OF 1. ed from Denver, where she has been day. Interment Mt. Olivet, under direction Eat-a-Pig Sandwich of Theodore Hackethal mortuary. for some time. HARTFORD JOHN STROLLA. 3513 Kalamath street. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mack came at the Husband of Antonette Strolla, father of down from Mintum to attend Mid­ PIG M rs. Mary Labriold, grandfather of Mrs. MORTUARY Grace John, Joseph De Vinzzo and Mrs.' night Mass Christmas. M. O’Kee/e Jew elry Co. PARLORS G. Caruso. Requiem Mass was offered at The Christmas services at St. Six Parlors in 9 o’clock Wednesday at Mount Carmel Stephen’s church were very beautiful Fourth Annual Social Will Be ^ Denver, 620 E. Colfax church. Interment Riverside, under direc­ Denver’s Quality Jewelers one in Boulder, tion of Boulevard mortuary. and impressive. Midnight Mass was Held at K. of C. Hall Colorado Springs PHONE KEYSTONE 2779 JAMES McELROY, 4224 Julian street celebrated by the Rev. J. P. Carri- Jan. 8 M. O’Keefe, President Margaret O’Keefe,) ’Ke Sec’y-Treas. Our Trade Mark and Greeley. Requiem Mass w’as offered Thursday at 9 gan, who delivered the sermon. Rei. Phone SPruce 3296 o'clock at St. Catherine’s church. Inter­ Walter J. Kerwin, Vice Pres. ment Mt. Olivet, under direction of Boule­ Leonard’s Mass in E was rendered The fourth annual social of the vard mortuary. in a very beautiful manner by the 827 Fifteenth St. KEystone 1440 JOHN O. CARTER, husband of Ethel Junior Catholic Daughters will take Carter of Edgewatier, Colo. Funeral was choir, under the direction of Mrs. place at the Knights of Columbus ShirlOy Garage held Thursday. Interment Mt. Olivet. Raymond Harris. The church was at­ PATRICK H. GALLAGHER of Windsor, hall on January 8. The music will GENERAL REPAIRING A Community Service Colo. Funeral services were held at St. tractively decorated with evergreens come from the orchestra of Jimmy WASHING—TOWING—GREASING Peter’s church, Greeley, Thursday, at 11 and tall trees of pine. The altars Kerr and an enjoyable time is prom­ Day and Night Storage o’clock. Burial at ML Olivet, Denver. were adorned with red and white ised all those attending. Announce­ Hatfield Mortuary WILLIAM A. KOR’TUM, Henderson. carnations in great profusion. A TAbor 5911—KEystone 4704 JAY M. H ATFIELD Colo. Husband of Margaret Kortum, son ments have already been mailed that Never Closed 1631 >37 Lincoln of Mr. and Mrs. William Kortum, brother large crib was erected, and was eleC' those desiring to attend may make Telephones: Eng. 577, SO. 2805 of Mrs. Louis Dierks, Mrs, Fred Fonay, trically lighted. A Low Mass was Gus Kortum, son-in-law of P. J. Powers. their arrangements accordingly. The 2775 SO. BROADWAY Funeral services were held Saturday. Inter­ said at eight o’clock, at which the arrangements for the entire affair ment Mt. Olivet, Denver. Junior choir sang Christmas hymns have been in the hands of the troop, USE Many received Holy Communion at MRS. PETER W. SMITH FOLLOWS counselors, who are the Misses Marie SON IN DEATH IN TWO MONTHS this Mass. At the last Mass, cele­ Rummens, chairman; Margaret Shel­ CORBETT’S Less than two months after her son. P. brated at ten o’clock, the services of ton, Gerqldine Maley, Marguerite W. Smith, died, Mrs. Maria A. Smith, 69 years old, died Friday at her home at 1133 the Midnight Mass were repeated Bisbing, Ellen Campbell, Rose Brad- ICE Jacques Bros. Corona street. She had been in ill health Benediction of the Blessed Sacra- asich and Mabel Gruele. three, years, following a stroke of paralysis. was given immediately following this Mrs. Smith was born in Chatham, OnL, The Junior Catholic Daughters CREAM but* moved to Louisiana, Mo., when a girl. Mass. have done more in the way of social She spent her youth there, and, following The children of St. Stephen’s en­ and charitable work during the past MONUMENTS her marriage to Peter W. Smith, they joyed a Christmas tree celebration moved to Nebraska and then, in 1911, to year than in the other years since RUSTS PHARMACY 28 East Sixth Avenue Denver. Until she became ill, she was at 3 o’clock Sunday afternoon at the their organization. To begin with, active in the Tabernacle society, the Altar Knights of Columbus hall. A beau­ more gprls attended the summer Corner 19th and California and Rosary society of the Cathedral and tiful tree, electrically lighted, and Phone TAbor 6468 the Seminary guild. Besides her husband, camp at Georgetown than formerly. Complete Drag Store Supplies . former president of the Smith Produce stockings filled with candy, nuts,, an Then the membership increased so Prescriptions Carefully Filled ESTABUSHED 1902 company, she is survived by a son, John apple, an orange and popcorn were greatly that five new troops had to A. Smith of Denver; two brothers, John P. in readiness. A program was given Across From Holy Ghost Church Gallagher of El Paso, Texas, and Philip be organized and old troops reorgan­ Gallagher of Denver, and three sisters, by the children. Father Carrigan pre. ized with new counselors appointed. TAbor 9990 MAin 9805 Mrs. Gertrude Dawson, Mrs. Benjamin sented a beautiful statue of the Higher Quality at Lower Cost Dawson and Mrs. Molly Tulk, all of Deli­ Troop officers for all the troops ver, Requiem High Mass was offered at Blessed Virgin to Jennie Alexander. were elected, of which the presidents the Cathedral Monday at 9 o’clock. Burial This Christmas tree celebration was are: Clara Werle, Mary Agnes Cun­ GILDEA was in Mt. Olivet, under direction of the sponsored by the Catholic Daughters DAY & NITE I Hartford mortuary. ningham, Evelyn Grout, Gertrude BEAUTY SHOPPE and the Knights of Columbus. Hardy, Marie Bonnarens, Agnes I MONUMENT CO. REQUIEM MASS FOR MRS. MARY HALE Father Carrigan attended the mis­ ROSE MATTICK | OPPOSITE MT. OLIVET CEMETERY OFFERED IN CATHEDRAL MONDAY Weber and Eirene McGintie. That 8:30 A. M. to 10:30 P. M. ! Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Hale, 57, sion of Minturn on Sunday evening the Juniors might become acquainted Cut Rate Prices on All Beauty | JOHN NORMAN of 1828 Clarkson street, were held Monday. and Monday morning, returning with one another, a social picnic was Requiem Mass was offered at the Cathedral home Monday evening. Work by Experienced Operators | at 11 o’clock. Mrs. Hale died of pneu­ held at Washington park in Septem­ I 1429 Glenarm St. KEystone 7891 ! & CO. monia in St. Luke's hospital Thursday of ber. A glee club was organized in NEAR RIVERSIDE CEMETERY last week. She is survived by four sons, GHASTLY SUFFERING FOR James and Andrew' P. Aloysius and Joseph October under the direction of Mrs. 4989 Vine St. Ph. YOrk 1806 and Basil Hale, Denver, and a daughter, FAITH IN RUSSIA TOLD Clara Martin and has given several Mrs. Mary Patterson of Los Angeles, Calif. performaimes, among them an enter­ Burial was in Mt. Olivet cemetery. W. P. Horan A Son service. tainment for the blind at the Cham­ OLSON & OLSON (Continued From Page 1) ber of Commerce building. Under there were, in 1917, the year of the 8758 TEJON, GALLUP 2722 PIONEER COLORADO MERCHANT, the direction of Miss Marie Rum- 2750 W 29TH, GALLUP 0605 Bolshevik revolution, 614 Catholic Broadway FOUNDER OF DOVER, IS DEAD mens, the drill team in uniform took 3030 E. .6T1J AVE., YORK 4256 Jacob A. Yegge, pioneer Colorado mer­ churches in operation; today 182 re­ 1833 ELM ST., FRANKLIN 8892 chant and founder of the tbwn of Dover, part in the Armistice day parade, as For Quality. Service, Economy and Monumental Work# Colo*., was buried Tuesday in Denver. main. In addition, there were 581 Courtesy, Be Sure and Trade chapels; today not one remains. did the -glee club. Later, a dinner at Olson & OlRon Grocery Born in 1867, Mr. Yegge came to Colorado was given by Mrs. M. Bonnarens "to High Class Workmanship from Iowa 22 years ago. He^ settled at There were 810 priests; today 110 and Market. Nunn, opening up that town’s first general the drill team and glee club in recog­ at Pp''‘>nn''hio Prices merchandise store. Several years later, are at liberty while 200 languish in nition of their work. The Juniors as Mr. Yegge founded the town of Dover. Bolshevik prisons. The remainder When in Need of Help 2984 So. Broadway Phone Eng. 229-J Later he moved to Wiggins, where again he a whole assisted Mrs. Harvey Smith, established himself in the merchandise have perished from privation and junior counselor, with the dolls in of Any Kind, Permanent or Odd Job business. In 1920 he was forced by ill starvation or have been exiled or the Santa Claus shop during the health to retire from active business af­ executed. In 1917 there were seven Call Employment Department, fairs. He moved to Denver, where he had Christmas season. Of the one thou­ lived for the last 11 years. Di^ring the last seminaries; today not one remains. sand and sixteen dolls handled in the Catholic Charities This space is offered, free of six months, Mr. Yegge had btfen city food There Were eight Bishops; today, of shop the Juniors donated three hun­ inspector. He is survived by a wife, Mrs. the new hierarchy since created, two 1665 Grant St. KEystone 6386 charge to any parish for adver­ Cora F. Yegge; two sons, Ronald V. Yegge, dred and ninety. local attorney, and Dr. W. Bernard Yegge; are at liberty and three in prison In the way of troop activities, sev­ tising parish affairs. three brothers, Albert Yegge. Garner, Iowa; at forced labor. Fred Yegge, Winner, S. D., and A. J. eral '’card parties have been given, Yegge, Long Beach, Calif., and three sis- Lives, Liberty in Peril one by troop 3 in October and an­ St. Patrick’s Parish trs, Mrs. W. J. McCoy Woonsocket, S. D.; “TJiese sombre actualities are other by troop 6 in November. Troop W. T. ROCHE Mrs. Ida Staak, Carroll, Iowa, and Mrs. sometimes obscured by tourists re­ Adeline Johnson. Long Beach, Calif. W. 3 staged three plays in December Ambulance Service Co. P. Horan A Son service. turning from Moscow and reporting under Miss Gruele’s direction and that they visited churches and found troop 1 in the same month held a MENINGITIS IS FATAL TO 1805 Gilpin St. YOrk 0900 CARL BARRETT, JR.. AGED 7 religjous services being conducted social at the Broadmoor. The pro­ SEE SEVERINI Funeral services were held Thursday as usual. But it must be remember­ ceeds of all money-making affairs For Highest Grade Gas and Oil Limousines For All morning for Carl Barrett, Jr., 7-year-old ed that Moscow, Leningrad and the went into the charity fund. Troop 2, Expert Tire Repairing and Greasing son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Barrett of 814 South High street, who died of meningitis larger cities to which visitors com­ with the money from plays and the Also General and Goodyear Tires Occasions Monday night in Mercy hospital. monly confine their visits are but a assistance of troop 1, entertained at JOE SEVERINI 35TH & TEJON Requiem Mass was offered at 9 o’clock at small fraction of the vast territory St. Vincent de Paul's church, 2501 East the Sands home. Arizona avenue. Interment in Fairmount under Seviet control. And even in cemetery. The boy had been ill of a cold those centers of population, the vis­ for several weeks. Meningitis is believed itor, however open-minded, could, Aged Father of The Best in to have been caused by an ear infection. GUS’S MARKET He was a saxophonist in a local Midget only have visited the churches that Bishop Is Dead Used orchestra formed two years ago. still exist or are open. What of the thousands that have been closed or For Good Meats MRS. PAULINE SCHMITT. DENVER Huntington, Ind.— John Noll, fa­ Furniture RESIDENT POR 42 YEARS, PASSES destroyed? And why were they 613 East Thirteenth Avenue Mrs. Pauline F. Schmitt, 76, of 366 So. closed?” ther of the Most Rev. John Francis Cash or Credit. MAIN 9321 Pearl street, died at her home Sunday, fol­ Noll, Bishop of Fort Wayne, died lowing a stroke of paralysis. Requiem Saturday night at his residence here. Retail Rooms Mass was offered Wednesday at 0:30 COLORADOANS SPENDING Open Daily o’clock in St. Francis de Sales’ church. WINTER IN CALIFORNIA Mr. Noll, who was 90 years old, is | Mrs. Schmitt was born in Springfield, Ohio, Misses Florence H. O’Connor and survived by his widow and 14 chil­ A FULL LINE OF Dec. 3, 1866. She was a resident here 42 dren. A pioneer resident of Fort OFFICE FURNITURE years, having arrived in Denver in the Lillian O’Connor of Colorado Springs, spring of 1889. Last February, Mrs. with their sister, Mrs. L. T. West of Wayne, Mr. Noll was born October NO Schmitt and her husband. Marcur, cele­ 8, 1841. He was for many years a We rent Folding Chairs, Card and brated their golden wedding aniversary. Denver, are spending the winter in Banquet Tables, Dishes, Silverware, Surviving her are her husbaml.’ four sons. California, making Los Angeles their member of the Cathedral of the Im­ anything in stock. Established 1888. COST Charles 0., Edwin W., Robert M. and headquarters. maculate Conception here, where he i For Man to Call and Give Esti­ George S. Schmitt, all of Denver: two PHONE KEYSTONE 4852 mates on Packing and Shipping daughters, Mrs. F. A. Harrison and Mrs. saw his son. Bishop Noll, baptized,' H. F. Smell, San Diego, and five grand­ “Is your wife a thinking woman?” confirmed, ordained to the priest­ KEystone 6228 children. hood and consecrated to the espisco- Office A Warehouse, 1521 20th 8L Interment was made in the Littleton “Yes; she thinks a lot 'about PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS cemetery. W. P. Horan A Son service. nothing and then says it.” pate. • •

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